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Not a fan. Their main issue isn't the color scheme – which is uninspiring indeed – but the logo, that is even less so and just isn't good. The bland typography doesn't help either. Embrace the Malone-Stockton purple mountain identity, it had the most character, of a force to be reckoned with.

Ugly as a uniform and for the Suns. And being another, superfluous, black uniform on top of that. These "fashion" uniforms should be kept outside of the court.

There has been some rumors circulating about a potential Dallas update the last few years, and I remember vaguely some talk about some upcoming Cleveland changes..? The Timberwolves are due for unis matching their identity properly too, and there was a pic posted with new kind of numbers on the Wizards' summer league jerseys.

The 313 logo looking angry doesn't bother me at all, I just mentioned it as a fun observation. On the contrary, I'm all for logos having character and always been a supporter of "angry" logos. And as you said, especially since the Pistons logo set is so lackluster and unexciting. What comes to the paint and the superimposed logo, it did cross my mind too that they might've thought that having red painted areas with it might be visually too much, but just picturing it in my mind I can't say it would. Moreover, the use of Pistons' bright red and blue colors is what had always made the court so visually appealing and losing that is a shame.

The Pistons' court should have red keys, I see no reason why have them unpainted like that. I like everything else about it. Also, as an observation, the 313 logo looks really – and I mean really – angry to me.

The net side pattern was a unique and distinctive detail for the Nets the addition of which would make their current uniforms already decent. They should've kept it.

Can't agree on the Thunder brand, since I don't like that moniker for a team to begin with, but there sure are endless cool opportunities to depict that brand. The Nets, on the other hand, I don't even get it how they went with such an identity in the first place. What makes it even more ridiculous, is how it was marketed all over the place that it was designed by Jay-Z's team.

Agree with this. It is too beautiful and an obvious choice to not have it in use. Don't care about the OKC brand in general..

Strongly disagree on everything about those sets. Moreover, I was glad they won it in the black alternates, as bizarre as they were, it was better than everything else they wore at the time.

Before sticking with something, the Cavs first need to land on something all-around solid, and the last time that was, was the first LeBron era identity and set.

I thought this set was good too, even as is.

Then it should be tweaked, because there are some differences, at least in the 1, 2, 3 and 4. For the record, the Cavs used the same font on their late 90's/early 2000's uniforms. Here's Berthold City for comparison (doesn't allow me to post the pic): http://www.fontyukle...?id=73143&set=3

Thanks, I meant the real font, though. This contains only the numbers, and they are not traced properly.

What is the font the Suns use on their numbers (below)? Looks very much like Berthold City/Square Slabserif 711 Bold, but it's not identical. The 1, for example, is different.

NBA - Rockets - One of the best identities in the NBA, jerseys included (before adding yellow feat. the McDonalds look) - Warriors - Copperplate fits their new logo and identity - 76ers' new floor is nothing special - Hawks - ATL abbreviaition looks good - Wolves' recent updated primary logo is sharp - Mavs' gray 'thrashbag' alternates were not-so-bad Not so sure if these are very unpopular, at least haven't seen any complaints: - Orl Magic - from a decent logo to D-League quality - Pacers should update their logo, it's boring NHL - Islanders' Fisherman logo is great