Kuzma teamed up with Puma, the brand he signe…

Kuzma teamed up with Puma, the brand he signed an endorsement deal with in 2019, to design the shirt, which features the message “VOTE!” on the chest. Following its debut at the Finals, the black, limited-edition “Puma x Kuzma Vote” T-shirt will be released on Oct. 13. The brand has also committed to donating $25,000 on Kuzma’s behalf to the American Civil Liberties Union to support the organization’s campaign to protect and expand the freedom to vote.

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