Nike, Adidas Israeli-themed collection burst new boycott calls
ALBAWABA - Photos emerged on social media platforms showing shoes from Nike and Adidas themed with the colors of the Israeli flag to show support amid t
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ALBAWABA - Photos emerged on social media platforms showing shoes from Nike and Adidas themed with the colors of the Israeli flag to show support amid t
Mets reliever Adam Ottavino has turned his private workout facility into a baseball community, from rec leaguers to the pros.
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Ari Solomon displays some of the cleats he’s designed. (Courtesy) NEW JERSEY (Jewish Standard) — How did a Yeshiva University junior from Teaneck, New Jersey, get to design cleats for professional athletes, cleats that sell at auction for prices way out of his own league? The story begins with bar mitzvah logos. “My dad is a law school professor and gets discounts on Adobe products like Photoshop and Illustrator,” 21-year-old Ari Solomon recalled. “When I was in high school, he asked if I wanted to learn how to use them. I started clicking around and began designing bar mitzvah logo...