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Would love a supernatural creator retro maybe with bounce or boost upgrade.
Official Adidas Derrick Rose Thread - D Rose 11
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Anyone knows what type of ankle brace he wears now? Doesn't seems like the normal adidas speedwrap that he used to wear. Thanks
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Any updates on the retro roses?
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Any word if Adidas will release the yellow color Derrick is wearing when they wear their neon green jerseys? That's the pair I want.
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Just get these on eBay for nothing
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Just get these on eBay for nothing
I have the Chicago Fire pair already. Just like the look of the 9
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Adidas D Rose 10
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i like the 10s so far, as usual colorblockings going to make or kill this but they also have to drop the price point on this to move
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No boost, no care.....d rose traction + boost = all time great hoop shoe.
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That paneling is giving me 1.5 vibes.
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i like it that they're lows and the upper isn't just a recycled knit from other bball boost, seems like when the upper is mostly mesh/knit and once you add the 3 stripes it starts to look generic
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Kinda look like the DRose 1.5. Should've added Puremotion since they are going to retro anyways
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Never balled in drose kicks, maybe his last one im might scoop. That all black pair is dope.
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The 10s look dope, remind me a lot of the early ones. Definitely getting a pair or 2
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Hopefully they retro these
Boost and some primeknit material would make these BANANAS
Boost and some primeknit material would make these BANANAS
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Idk what yall are smoking, they look terrible lol
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its a nostalgia thing for me. I'm all in for the black pair.
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I’m not feeling the 10 at all!!
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8s and 9s on disco?
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Adidas Referee shoes.
His line must be near its end.
Like D Howards shoe
His line must be near its end.
Like D Howards shoe
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maybe his contract with adidas?
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These are the Rose 1.5(.5)
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I hope the box says that
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his contract... never forget... looks like he is about to get paid much more for being a starter in the asg this year so we'll see...
The deal called for annual retainers of $12 million per season from 2012–13 until ’16–17. (This season, he is entitled to $11 million.) It also included annual royalties of up to $6.25 million per year, as much as $4.8 million in annual appearance fees and use of a private plane. (For comparison, SI has learned that John Wall's new Adidas deal calls for him to be a paid a base salary of $4 million). Reggie Rose, Derrick’s older brother, is paid between $250,000 and $300,000 annually as a consultant. Randall Hampton, Rose’s best friend since sixth grade and his assistant, is paid between $50,000 and $75,000 annually for “consulting” services. Adidas also pledged to contribute $150,000 annually to the AAU team of Rose’s choice.
Like most endorsement contracts, Rose’s calls for reductions and pro-rations. In this case, if Rose fails to make the All-Star team (as he has every year since 2012) or misses more than half the 82 regular-season games (as he did in ’12–13 and ’13–14 and is on pace to do this season), he can be docked pay. But unlike most contracts, Rose’s has clauses nullifying said deductions if he makes various promotional appearances.
What’s more, in 2015, Rose—as well as Hampton—was accused of rape by a former girlfriend. (He was never criminally charged.) Though Rose was cleared by a jury in a civil suit, Adidas conceivably could have invoked the morals clause and asserted that the allegations had, as his contract states, “a material adverse effect against the reputation of Adidas.” Yet the company chose not to.
Adidas’s treatment of Rose is especially perplexing given how closely the company has held other players to the letter of their contracts. On Jan. 18, 2016, Celtics guard Terry Rozier signed a deal that, according to documents provided to SI, guaranteed him $300,000 over three seasons.
During the 2017 Eastern Conference finals, Rozier wore Nikes during a pregame shootaround. He changed into Adidas shoes for the game, but his public appearance in a rival brand did not escape notice. In a letter delivered by FedEx last May 26, Adidas’s legal counsel Monique Hawthorne notified Rozier, “Adidas is terminating your Agreement effective immediately.”
The deal called for annual retainers of $12 million per season from 2012–13 until ’16–17. (This season, he is entitled to $11 million.) It also included annual royalties of up to $6.25 million per year, as much as $4.8 million in annual appearance fees and use of a private plane. (For comparison, SI has learned that John Wall's new Adidas deal calls for him to be a paid a base salary of $4 million). Reggie Rose, Derrick’s older brother, is paid between $250,000 and $300,000 annually as a consultant. Randall Hampton, Rose’s best friend since sixth grade and his assistant, is paid between $50,000 and $75,000 annually for “consulting” services. Adidas also pledged to contribute $150,000 annually to the AAU team of Rose’s choice.
Like most endorsement contracts, Rose’s calls for reductions and pro-rations. In this case, if Rose fails to make the All-Star team (as he has every year since 2012) or misses more than half the 82 regular-season games (as he did in ’12–13 and ’13–14 and is on pace to do this season), he can be docked pay. But unlike most contracts, Rose’s has clauses nullifying said deductions if he makes various promotional appearances.
What’s more, in 2015, Rose—as well as Hampton—was accused of rape by a former girlfriend. (He was never criminally charged.) Though Rose was cleared by a jury in a civil suit, Adidas conceivably could have invoked the morals clause and asserted that the allegations had, as his contract states, “a material adverse effect against the reputation of Adidas.” Yet the company chose not to.
Adidas’s treatment of Rose is especially perplexing given how closely the company has held other players to the letter of their contracts. On Jan. 18, 2016, Celtics guard Terry Rozier signed a deal that, according to documents provided to SI, guaranteed him $300,000 over three seasons.
During the 2017 Eastern Conference finals, Rozier wore Nikes during a pregame shootaround. He changed into Adidas shoes for the game, but his public appearance in a rival brand did not escape notice. In a letter delivered by FedEx last May 26, Adidas’s legal counsel Monique Hawthorne notified Rozier, “Adidas is terminating your Agreement effective immediately.”
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his contracted til 2025 and can only terminate it early if he retires (hence why it was asked when he was in full on depression with the knicks)
The deal goes from Oct. 1, 2011 to Sept. 30, 2025.
