The latest Jordans Flower Print colorway pays homage to a specific part of San Francisco, specifically Haight Street.A few shops on the street features blue and white buildings, which is where the majority of the colorway is inspired by. The spotty midsole shows off the eclectic nature of San Francisco, while touches of Volt on the tongue logo and Charged writing on the midsole exemplifies the electric nature of the city and the street. Myles Turner has been one of the best rookies in this vaunted class this season. However, every rookie must have their “welcome to the NBA” moment, and Turner gets his here, courtesy of Kyle Lowry. There’s little more Turner can do here than shake his head. Lowry’s crossover is deadly, and he executes it here to perfection on his way to a wide-open layup.Certain colorways just work. They transcend beyond their original Jordan 11 White Pink and the confines of a certain signature or model. The "Thunder" colorway has done just that. Starting with the Air Jordan 4 "Thunder" sneakerheads took notice to the colorway and it has become revered as a classic. Then it found its way to the Air Jordan 1 "New Love" within the BMP. They would also reach an elevated status. Now Jordan has taken the black and yellow colorway and put it on the Air Jordan 14 to create a fresh new pair of kicks to the lineage.Yet with Karl still expected to be replaced after the season, there is a belief within the organization and around the league that Cousins won’t be truly available unless the situation doesn’t significantly improve leading up to the Feb. 2017 trade deadline. He’ll have a long line of suitors then, too. If the Lakers defeat the Jordan 6 Floral and continue or improve on their current .375 winning pace this month -- they are 3-5 in March -- they could risk losing their No. 2 spot to the Suns or the Brooklyn Nets, who are 19-48 and 5.5 games "back" of L.A.If the Lakers drop to the No. 3 or No. 4 spot, their odds of landing the No. 1 overall pick would drop to 15.6 percent or 11.9 percent, respectively. Even worse, their odds of keeping their pick would fall from 55.8 percent to 46.9 percent or 37.8 percent, respectively, as well. After all, this is a talent-driven league and Cousins – headaches be damned – is a supremely talented player.This organization is an unadulterated disaster. The coaching staff and players have an absurd amount of drama, and the team itself is just bad.