PJ Tucker Rumors

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PJ Tucker
Houston Rockets
PJ Tucker
Position: F
Born: 05/05/85
Height: 6-5 / 1.96
Weight:225 lbs. / 102.1 kg.
Salary: $8,349,039

PJ Tucker opening sneaker store

Rockets center P.J. Tucker, known for his longtime love of limited-edition sneakers almost as much as for his 3-and-D role with Houston, will be opening his own sneaker boutique later this year. Tucker made the announcement on Saturday during an Instagram Live Q&A with Nice Kicks. “We’re looking to do the grand opening in October,” Tucker said. “We’ve got a lot of dope collabs coming. We’re going to have some fun with it, and I’m excited about that.”
1 week ago – via Nick DePaula @ ESPN

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While quarantining from his home in Texas, NBA Sneaker King P.J. Tucker took to Instagram today to share some of his collection and interact with fans. He also joined an IG Live session with Nate Robinson hosted by Nice Kicks, during which he revealed that he’s opening his own store in Houston. “I’m actually, which I can confirm now, opening my store,” said Tucker. The Better Generation with P.J. Tucker. We’re looking at grand opening in October.”
1 week ago – via Brandon Richard @ Sole Collector

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4 weeks ago – via Instagram

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Truth be told, these were all topics that I planned on highlighting months ago. Tucker and I discussed his career in late December, with D’Antoni and Harden both weighing in to share their perspective on the unique way he had influenced their title-contending team. “Well, he’s just as important as anybody,” D’Antoni had said. “(But) he’s not sexy. That’s what it is. I’m talking about names, and fame, reputations. I don’t think (reporters) do deep dives on what is really happening (when he’s on the floor).”
1 month ago – via Sam Amick @ The Athletic

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Added Harden: “Yeah, I think he’s been overlooked. …You talk about a guy who plays that role and a glue guy who does what he’s supposed to do every…single…night. He’s at the top of that list. Not a lot of people love doing that role if it’s not showing up on the stat sheet or if it’s not looking flashy, like the dirty dog, diving on the floor, taking charges, those types of plays that win games. He loves it. He embraces it, so I’m appreciative of him.”
1 month ago – via Sam Amick @ The Athletic

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