In a momentous NBA final in 1978, the Seattle Supersonics faced defeat at the hands of Wes Unseld, the remarkable center of the Washington Bullets. This victory not only brought glory to the team but also marked the first-ever sports championship triumph for Washington, D.C. To pay tribute to Unseld, Converse unveiled a special edition low runner known as the Star Player Low 'Intangibles', which served as a lasting memento of the memorable 1978 Finals. The shoe showcases an elegant Off-White canvas upper, complemented by striking red and blue accents adorning the star logo, heel tab, midsole, and tongue. Symbolizing Unseld's victorious achievement, the model further boasts gold accents accentuating the midsole and shoelace ring.