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Charlotte Hornets guard LaMelo Ball finally debuted his second signature shoe at the 2022 NBA Media Day.
Ball has been seen working out in a never-before-seen red and orange pair of shoes, which has now been confirmed to be the Puma MB.02.
Ball's second signature shoe is expected to be released in late fall or early winter 2022.
Puma has not, however, announced a firm release date, pricing point, or technical specifications.
The German sportswear firm has snatched up some of the most talented professional players, and their thrilling collection of footwear then makes headlines.
