TheRealPepman

#6 DENVER

#5 CHARLOTTE BOBCATS

I think that the Knicks should use the uniforms below as their regular uniforms. Maybe that can turn the franchise's fortunes?

TSN. Let me know if I missed any.

On 2/7/2019 at 12:11 AM, TheRealPepman said:

 

CTV SportsNet/Rogers SportsNet/SportsNet

 

Welp. Gotta update that.

#4 PHOENIX

#3 UTAH

#2 MIAMI

A few days ago, I've been checking the mothership for NBA courts and learned that certain people type suggestions for what to do on courts and to this day, they haven't seen it actualized.  I'm here to fix that.

What I'll do is post the specific comment and how I interpret it. There will be 1 post for each team. 

#1: ATLANTA

I waited until the draft night for the Raptors to reveal something, but they didn't. So here it is.

Tweaked main logo for the Cs came out of the blue. Baseline's inspired by the Fleet Center-era Celtics floor.

Freakout Friday 2: 1990-1997 Nets sans Parquet (Major props to this shooting shirt for the NJ logo.)

Freakout Friday: Brooklyn Nets sans herringbone patterned-floor

Inspired by their uniforms. Wish I thought about this when I first did this thread in 2014. Oh well. Better late than never.

Light blue key done to reinforce "Carolina"-ness of the court. (S/O to the Tar Heels)

Freakout Friday #3: Timberwolves' 1996-2008 logo sans parquet

In 1995, six NBA teams unveiled new logos and four of them featured crazy-looking floors, save for Seattle and New York. What if the Sonics designed their floor in a non-traditional manner? Look below.

What about the Knicks?

I just realized that I didn't like how I did the New Orleans Hornets floor a few years ago. Fortunately, I had enough time to fix that.

Freakout Friday #2: Orlando Magic sans Parquet? Striped patter on a traditional floor!

Traditional floor w/ pseudo-Parquette pattern on it. (Power of MEM baby!)