Is Blake Griffin Teasing a Space Jam Sequel?

Nearly 20 years after losing to Michael Jordan and the Looney Tunes, it looks like The Monstars are gearing up for a rematch.

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Rumors of Space Jam 2 have long been percolating Dick Ebersols sons were linked to the project last year but theyve picked up steam in recent months. LeBron James, the ideal candidate to replace Michael Jordan if there were to be a sequel, just signed a content-creation partnership with Warner Bros., and the studio who brought the original movie to life recently filed for three Space Jam trademarks, too.

While it could all just be a freaky coincidence, James recently teased well just have to wait and see when asked about the project in a Twitter Q&A. Michael Jordans jumper still appears to be wet, and Bill Murray is probably wandering around somewhere as you read this. And now, theres Blake Griffins new sneaker commercial, featuring a cameo from well-known Looney Tunes character Marvin the Martian.

While introducing the earth-shattering Super.Fly 4, Marvin takes exception to Griffins word choice and vows to make him pay by challenging him to a dunk contest with the winner taking Earth. Adding to the fun: the shoes colors black, green and orange match the original Space Jam poster, which is more than likely not an accident.

Hype man. @blakegriffin32 introduces the #SuperFly4. https://t.co/tyKEabP5f7

Jordan (@Jumpman23) August 2, 2015

Nike isnt messing around with this promotion. Theyve created a page on their website to document Marvins journey in finding the Super.Fly 4, starting at The Great Wall of China and landing him places like Paris and Las Vegas. We can expect more shenanigans between Griffin and Marvin over the coming months, but hopefully theres more than just a shoe to show for it once its all said and done.