Drake’s Second-Annual “Houston Appreciation Weekend” Schedule Announced

    Several NBA teams are modifying their uniforms and adding alternate jerseys next season.

    The Toronto Raptors have reportedly agreed to allow its players to wear a uniform inspired by the team’s ambassador, Drake.

    ESPN published an article yesterday (May 13) revealing that the adidas catalog for the 2015-16 season surfaced on a sports forum. 

    The Drake October’s Very Own-inspired uniforms are predominately black and include gold trims along both the jersey and shorts. Raptors fans can expect to see the team wear the black and gold colorway between up to 18 times during next season.

    Check out a preview below:

     

    In other Drake related news, for the second year-in-a-row, Drizzy is expected to host Houston Appreciation Week in his second home. The charity-driven event is set to include a celebrity softball game to benefit the Houston Astros’ Urban Youth Academy.

    The  H.A.W. Celebrity Softball game is slated to take place Friday, May 22 at the University of Houston’s Cougar Field. To purchase tickets to attend the game, click here.

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    (May 14, 2015)

    UPDATE: Drake has released the schedule for his second-annual Houston Appreciation Week via his Instagram page.

    It is as follows:

    9 thoughts on “Drake’s Second-Annual “Houston Appreciation Weekend” Schedule Announced

    1. Gold trim… big deal, so what!? There ain’t much difference between the raptors alternate jersey and the so called Drake inspired alternate jersey, lol. Pointless bullshit!

    2. Nba been turned fn soft now this fuckery coupled with the nfl troops scandal*hate to say it but sports are increasingly becoming trash as everything else in our society seemingly is*

    3. These aren’t official, in fact these are even the newest mock up from the source said to have seen them. Good job

    4. Houston appreciation just like last time with the exception of bun never had or has anything to do with houston and the houston artist that inspired rappers from other cities that use there style and slang.everyone in the city just let shit slide for a ig monent then complain about not getting just dues.

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