While he's most known for wearing collectible kicks worth as much as $20,000 per pair -- and sometimes even more -- Houston Rockets power forward PJ Tucker has been showcasing a love for sneakers that extends far beyond the hype this season.

From obscure, decade-old Kevin Durant models to vintage LeBrons, Tucker has been breaking out more and more of his personal picks this season. While hosting LeBron James and the Los Angeles Lakers earlier this week, he wore one of the most beloved pairs from James' Nike series.

"This shoe, still to this day, is one of my favorite shoes of all time," Tucker said. "The colorway was ridiculous."

The "South Beach" LeBron 8, with its vivid teal leather upper and pink accents throughout, was originally released just after James joined the Miami Heat in 2010. It remains one of the greatest themes from his signature series over the course of his 16-year career.

In addition to Tucker's typical impressive rotation, this week saw the debut of two new signature models for Damian Lillard and Stephen Curry.

The Golden State Warriors star's latest Under Armour sneaker features a sleek, flowing design that honors the franchise's final season in Oakland. The arch incorporates a graphic from the ceiling architecture of Oracle Arena, among other details throughout.

"Being in the signature shoe game, it's a competitive business," Curry said. "We're always trying to push the envelope with every rendition that we come out with and continue to push the innovation and push the storytelling."

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Highlighted by a "10 In The Town" theme, the model pays tribute to the 10 years Curry has spent in Oakland to start his NBA career, with upcoming colorways of the sneaker taking inspiration from local landmarks and his memories in the region. The debut colorway drafts off of the Fox Theater, a downtown staple venue for concerts and performances, and its vivid tones of orange and neon.

Elsewhere in the league, new player exclusives were debuted, as Philadelphia 76ers center Joel Embiid wore his first themed edition of the HOVR Havoc since signing with Under Armour in October. The All-Star owns the trademark to "The Process" and layered the phrase along the collar of his size-17 sneakers.

Last but not least, Nick Young is back! While expected to fill in a limited role for the injury-riddled Denver Nuggets and provide some much-needed shooting depth, "Swaggy P" has long been one of the most exciting players to follow for his footwear. In his first game with the franchise, he wore an all-yellow patent-leather edition of the Adidas Pro Model, featuring the phrase "Still Swaggy" along the collar of the early 2000s model.

As Adidas remained cautiously optimistic that the 33-year-old would land on a roster during the first half of the season, he kept the faith all along.

"Can't doubt things when you're Swaggy P," Young said to reporters after his debut.

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