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Kevin Durant is one of the more likable players in the NBA, but that does not mean he is exempt from making questionable decisions. It wouldn’t be fair to the other NBA players we rag on if we let KD wear ridiculous outfits and get away with it, so we had no choice but to call your attention to the leather shirt/camo pants combo Durant showcased on Instagram over the weekend.

While Durant hasn’t exactly reached Dwyane Wade status with hot pink pants, he did go down a road once traveled by Wade in that the camo pants appear to be capris. Couple that with a leather shirt like the one Justin Bieber was wearing during the Eastern Conference Finals and Durant gets a D+ for fashion – unofficially of course.

David Ortiz hit a walk-off home run for the Boston Red Sox on Thursday night for the first time in four years. His three-run bomb in the ninth inning off Michael Kirkman gave Boston a 6-3 win and a series victory over the Texas Rangers. The shirt Big Papi had on under his jersey stole the show.

As you can see from the photo above, Ortiz had the words “Famous as F**k” across the back of his undershirt. If this wasn’t the same guy who dropped an epic F-bomb during an inspirational speech after the Boston Marathon bombing, we might be surprised. Here’s a video of the blast and celebration:

Ortiz’s homer came on the first pitch he saw from Kirkman. He was probably very angry that Ron Washington decided to walk Dustin Pedroia to get to him. I doubt the Rangers manager will do that again, whether he’s looking for a lefty-lefty matchup or not.

Von Miller recently did what a lot of NFL players do during the offseason when he attended a Las Vegas pool party. This is not uncommon behavior for a professional athlete enjoying his down time. Miller’s attire, however, was a bit out of the ordinary.

As you can see from the photo above that Shot of Ginn passed along, Miller proudly rocked a onesie at Vegas’ famous pool party at Rehab. It’s not the first time we have seen a football player wear a onesie (see: Patriots running backs), but most of the time people do it for a joke. Was Miller messing around or did he actually consider this look to be fashionable? I guess only he knows.

H/T The Big Lead

Dwyane Wade treated fans by wearing another delightful outfit to an NBA playoff game.

On Sunday, the Miami Heat guard arrived to Bankers Life Fieldhouse for Game 3 of the Eastern Conference finals wearing an orange outfit. Check that — Wade clarified in an interview with TNT after the game that the color of the outfit was “tango.”

He had on a tango cardigan, tango pants, and a reddish-colored undershirt with matching red headphones and European men’s carry-all. His shoes were not to be forgotten, either. They came in a Neapolitan look — white, black, turquoise, and pink.

Charles Barkley killed Wade in their interview after the game for his ridiculous playoff outfits.

“Are you actually paying for the clothes you wearing, or is somebody paying you to wear that stuff?” asked Chuck.

“I pay for some of ‘em, and some of them I have relationships,” Wade answered.

Then as Barkley proceeded to clown him, Wade playfully defended himself.

“I look good in it all, Chuck. Whatchu talking about?”

Another look at Dwyane Wade’s tango colored outfit below:

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Paul George is not content showing that he can compete with the Miami Heat on the court. Oh no. The Indiana Pacers forward is trying to show that he can also compete with them off of it.

George, the NBA’s Most Improved Player, strolled into American Airlines Arena for Game 1 of the Eastern Conference finals wearing that green outfit. He’s got clean white shoes on, sparkling green pants, and one of those old school bean patterned shirts. Even though that shirt’s not my favorite, I could almost live with it if he had on some different pants. Those pants are just horrible. That’s where he loses me.

But with the green pants on, George is definitely rivaling Dwyane Wade when it comes to his style.

Photo via Twitter/Sole Collector
H/T CJ Zero

Amar’e Stoudemire is more than embracing his Jewish roots. The New York Knicks forward was spotted wearing a yarmulke after Knicks shootaround on Saturday. ESPN New York’s Ian Begley reports that Stoudemire even told reporters “Shabbat Shalom” after meeting with them.

Not long after signing with the Knicks in 2010, Stoudemire made it known publicly that he had Jewish roots from his mother’s side of the family. He began connecting with his heritage over the next few years. He went on a trip to Israel, learned some Hebrew, experimented with a Kosher diet, and made plans to open a Hebrew school. Now he’s even wearing a yarmulke. But not just any yarmulke — the large, black velvet yarmulke is generally one worn by ultra-orthodox Jews.

In addition to the post-practice yarmulke, Stoudemire has also been spotted in the streets of New York wearing his yarmulke. Maybe this is what Amar’e was referring to when he said the Knicks had too much swag.

Let’s just hope he doesn’t show up to Al Abbas Chicken wearing the yarmulke, lest he wants this to happen:

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Adrien Broner has been cultivating a reputation as the next Floyd Mayweather Jr. Based on his appearances and behavior, he’s well on his way to carrying the “Money” torch.

Broner showed up to the Lamont Peterson-Lucas Matthysse fight card in Atlantic City on Saturday iced out with a diamond grill and some diamond stud earrings. Showtime was showing him in the audience to promote his upcoming bout with Paulie Malignaggi on June 22.

Anyone who wears that kind of a grill has to be a big deal, right? I guess that’s the logic behind the look. Dude looks like a member of the Big Tymers.

In previous episodes of Adrien Broner screaming for attention, we shared him faking a marriage proposal after a win, and a video of him offering $200 to cut ahead in line at the DMV. He’s a character.

Here’s another look at the grill below:

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