LaMelo Ball will soon be lacing up his kicks in the NBA, but he won't be wearing Big Baller Brand. The youngest Ball chose to go a different direction than BBB, instead signing a shoe deal with ...

Today, LaMelo Ball becomes the 1st high school player ever to have his own signature shoe. ... BBB’s shoes aren’t for ballers on a budget, but the MB1s are $100 cheaper than big ...

According to Foster, LaMelo’s first signature shoe under BBB was called the MB1 and was successful. He is suing to reap the lost profits from that shoe line he thinks he has creative licenses on.

Will LaMelo Ball ever play college basketball? That's a question people are asking after LaVar Ball announced this week that his youngest son has a signature shoe just like older brother Lonzo ...

Alan Foster is suing LaMelo Ball, ... He claims he filed numerous federal trademarks for the shoe and LaMelo infringed on them when he ... claiming that LaVar embezzled $2.5M from BBB to ...

Ball likened the first BBB shoes to “kickball shoes” and only wore them twice in Summer League due to discomfort. ... (and LaMelo’s ankle problems) were, at least in part, ...

NBA guards LaMelo and Lonzo Ball, and their parents, LaVar and Tina, are among the defendants in a pair of lawsuits by Big Baller Brand co-founder Alan Foster.

The company launched LaMelo Ball’s signature shoe, also called the MB1, in 2017. LaMelo Ball started MB1 Enterprises in late 2020, the lawsuit states, and later filed for trademark protection ...

The older brother of Charlotte Hornets star LaMelo Ball has played in just six games this season and is averaging 4.5 points, 2.5 rebounds, and 3.5 assists in 16.2 minutes per game.

"Them Damn BBB Shoes," another fan wrote. Moreover, there were also some fans who tried to elevate LaVar Ball's spirit and said that he could still beat Michael Jordan in a 1v1 game just as he had ...