In 2006, then-New York Knicks superstar point guard Stephon Marbury shook the sneaker industry by introducing a low-cost basketball shoe named after him. The move was brave for Marbury because ...

If Stephon Marbury’s shoes are anything like his playing career, they will always find a way back on the court. The former Knicks point guard, who currently plays in China, announced on ...

Stephon Marbury is still in the shoe game. The former NBA All-Star and current superstar in China has been well-known for Starburys, his line of affordable basketball sneakers. They made waves for ...

Stephon Marbury believes that the price tag for Big Baller Band’s ZO2 shoe is “brainless,” but he does support the idea of the Ball family controlling their own brand.

Long before Stephon Marbury launched his own shoe company, he helped launch AND1 into basketball history. The landmark deal Marbury made with AND1 resulted in some iconic shoes, and and Finish ...

Stephon Marbury is a retired 13-year NBA veteran ... "And we do a great job of putting out great merchandise, great shoes. It does come with a price that is pretty high, but at the same time ...

During the great basketball shoe race of the late 90's and 00's,longtime NBA guard Stephon Marbury set out to change the game. Or, well, at the very least, make a signature shoe that was affordable.

Former NBA star Stephon Marbury has built his basketball ... "I'm from the housing projects, where people can't afford $150 shoes," Marbury told ESPN.com. "I was one of those kids who wished ...

Stephon Marbury is revitalizing his basketball ... ready to re-release his line of uber-affordable “Starbury” shoes, Marbury has taken aim at the NBA legend in a series of tweets comparing ...

Originally launched in 2006 in the US, Stephon Marbury's Starbury shoes were meant to be price-conscious alternatives for kids from less fortunate backgrounds (they retailed for $15 originally).