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I think this is the best the Rockets have ever looked and don't want them to rebrand anytime soon.

That could be said for the Packers "G", Bears "C", Cubs, Indians "C", Yankees "NY", Dodgers "LA", and many others. All of those logos I just mentioned can be drawn by a child. None are special in any way. They are just generic scripts. Again, IMO the response has been an overreaction. There isn't much you can do with Clippers anyways. I don't see any lakes in the Lakers logo. That's a basic logo as well. Now is the new Clippers logo a great logo? Absolutely not! It's very plain and simple. But it is also nowhere near as bad as the cries have it to be. I'd argue that the Yankees and Dodgers (maybe Bears too, but the Reds logo is pretty much the same) have great logos regardless of the tradition behind them. You can have a great logo that can be drawn by a child. And the name Clippers gives you plenty to work with. You could, I don't know, put a clipper ship in the logo. Saying a couple curved lines represent the ocean isn't enough when designing a logo representative of the team name is so simple.

And a good one for players in the wrong uniforms. Never knew that Toni Kukoc played for the Sixers.

I think it's pretty cool. The Bulls have the same thing except they put it on their division champ banner.

MLS will be fine. They'll probably just push the start date a month earlier and play in warm weather cities early. The 2022 World Cup being in the winter is the least of its problems.

I guess the Cowboys aren't the only team in Texas to have worn a fustercluck of differently-shaded silvers. Haha that's true. I actually really like that helmet. It could work well with a team using a winter/cold weather-based nickname .That's the first thing I noticed too. I think the Cowboys would look really good with a helmet similar in color to this that matched their pants.

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The only change they need to make is the number font. And they would have a nice, modern uniforms The helmet could use some simplification too, but I agree with this. I really like how their uniform looks when the socks match the bottom part of the pants stripe. The number font is just awful though.

A post in the biggest upgrade/downgrade thread reminded me of this one. I really liked the Suns previous set of uniforms. The Barkley era set is still my favorite, but I liked these and they don't get much love around here.

I agree with this. I think those look good in a vacuum, but I generally dislike throwbacks that look nothing like the current set. I think at least some of the hate those get is because people don't think the Jets should look like that.Edit: The Eagles' blue and yellow jerseys are another example. I normally like bright colors like that, but it doesn't look like the Eagles to me. Same here. Those are great looking uniforms, but I don't like throwbacks with a totally different color scheme. It just looks weird seeing the team in blue and gold when everything else (field, TV graphics, most fans) are in green. It's fine for a one-time uniform for an anniversary or something, but I think the Jets wore those for a few years. I really like that shade of gold, though. I wish the Saints wore something closer to that.

It was first used in 1951, for that reason alone it is wonderfully designed.Find another character logo that old that looks as good. There probably aren't many because they've all been updated to not look like they were designed 60 years ago.

I watched extra time against Belgium on the sidewalk looking through the window of a bar with about 40 other people since regulation ended right at the end of the work day. Never would have expected the bar would be full, let alone have a huge crowd watching outside through the windows.

Those are boring. 1990s blandness at its finest.2 words I never thought I'd see used together in a uniform discussion context I actually agree with that. Another uniform that fits into that small category:

What is Kendall Gill's right uniform?

Personally, I think it's a toss up between TD Garden and United Center...all of the banners, for the most part, are clean and simple enough. The Bucks and Marquette re-did their banners at Bradley Center a few years ago, and look better than they did before. My favorite part about the banners at the United Center are the Bulls NBA Finals banners that have the players' names around the outside.