Jayson Tatum signed with Jordan Brand in the summer of 2019, and he’s wearing the Air Jordan 36s throughout the Tokyo Olympics and into the 2021-22 season.

But Tatum had been a flashy member of the Nike family for his first two seasons in the NBA. One of the Celtics’ brightest stars, Tatum got stares after showcasing a flashy PG2 colorway to start the 2018-19 season, and then stunting the futuristic Adapt BB in the middle of the season. Throughout the lengthy 2018 Celtics playoff run, Tatum was also well-known for wearing various colorways of his teammate’s signature Nike Kyrie 4.

Nike seemed to see a lot of promise in the young star, gifting him with his own Irving-inspired logo early on in his rookie season. But that love seems to have faded somewhat after he split for greener pastures with Jordan.