Among the first Nike Trainer SC 2010s to hit retail was a nice package of two pairs with one familiar colorway and one brand new.  The ‘Auburn’ SC 2010s were obviously done for Bo Jackson, while a rustic red, white and blue look was done with Albert Pujols in mind.  Here’s another pair that should be right up Pujols’ alley, the new Nike Trainer SC 2010 ‘Baseball Glove’, first previewed back in September.  They look as you’d expect from that nickname, a m6.0 of brown leather and black accents atop a white midsole with some gold contrast stitching thrown in to further emphasize the baseball glove theme.  Click the jump below for a closer look, including detailed photos and a video. No specifics yet on a release date, but these should be hitting retailers some time next month.

You’ll be seeing a bunch of colorways of the Nike Air Max 360 BB Low soon and with the NBA All Star Game right around the corner, Nike Basketball is capitalizing on the opportunity to release a couple special pairs.  The AM360BB Low All Star 2011 editions come in the traditional East blue, Nike Free Run 5.0 V2 West red colorways, both pairs opting for black on their Flywire panels and midsoles.  Will Nike Free Run 3.0 V5 we see any NBA All Star guards rocking these at Staples Center in two weeks?  Stick with Sneaker News for the latest NBA Feet and look for the Nike LunarEclipse Air Max 360 BB Low ASG at NikeStore starting next Thursday, February 17th.

Ray Allen may have stolen some of Gilbert’s shine this week with his Air Free Run X3 PE during the record-breaking game, but Arenas reminded us once again that perhaps he is the ultimate sneakerhead in the NBA right now. During Orlando’s game against the New Orleans Hornets, Gilbert Arenas wore the Air Free Run 5 ‘Military Blue’ to match his Home uniform. The Military Blue 5 is an original colorway that released again in 2006, and based on a recent Sneaker News report, these might drop again in late 2011/early 2012. Check out Gilbert and his Military 5s in action below and let us know what you think. via ESPN.

It’s been quite a month for the Nike Air Max 85, with a new Foamposite colorway coming for the True Colors collection and now four different palettes for this simply satisfying materials combo.  This new Air Max 85 Low comes in the same leather/woven textile m6.0 we’ve seen on a few other pairs in recent weeks, the latest joining black, Obsidian and Tech Grey pairs in the neutral+white+gum category.  The above pictured AF1 is done in an earthy shade called Beechtree that we’ll likely see plenty more of in the near future.  But for now, click through to see some additional images of the Beechtree AF1 Low and grab yours now from BXSports or on us stroes.