Brandon Jennings returned to the hardwood for the Milwaukee Bucks as they beat t the New Jersey Nets 91-81. Jennings returned after missing 19 games from of a broken left foot and came off the bench to play 11 minutes and score 2 points with 1 assist.

Brandon Jennings won’t be dunking during All-Star weekend after all. The Bucks guard has been sidelined with a broken left foot since December 20 and is expected to be back on the court after the All-Star break. He will be replaced by good friend DeMarr DeRozan, who finished second in the competition last year. DeRozan will join Blake Griffin, Serge Ibaka, and JaVale McGee and will be the only guard in the competition.

Inspired by the life and lightning quick game of Brandon Jennings, Under Armour is set to release the low top version of Brandon’s popular Micro G Black Ice signature shoes. Set to release on March 1st, it’s a safe bet that Brandon will be wearing some funky colorway of this shoe come All-Star weekend a week before.

Brandon Jennings will represent for all the guards in the NBA as he will face off against power forwards and centers – Blake Griffin of the Los Angeles Clippers, JaVale McGee of the Washington Wizards, and Serge Ibaka of the Oklahoma City Thunder. Jennings, who is currently injured from a broken right foot, is expected to be healthy for All-Star weekend. Will we see some of this?