andyp_03

I know the trendy thing to do on these boards is to hate on anything considered BFBS but I think this actually looks pretty sharp.

All leagues exist for one reason: to make money.. NBA regular season was in dire need of change so I think this could be very cool.. European Soccer, and soccer in general, is the most popular sport in the world so emulating that structure is probably a good thing.

From a design standpoint I think it would be dope if the courts were made to look like outdoor/ blacktop courts  idk just thinking outside the box.

11 minutes ago, BBTV said:

 

There's certainly a difference between a black Eagles uniform and a black Lakers uniform, but that doesn't mean that one is any more necessary or valid than the other.  They can both be bad / unnecessary / BFBS.

 

I definitely think of the Eagles of the past 20 years as a (midnight) green and black team rather than as a green and silver team, but I still think that the black exists in the proportions it does strictly for merchandising purposes rather than to enhance the identity, and I'd absolutely consider their black alts a BFBS uniform.  BFBS doesn't necessarily mean "black when black isn't even one of your colors."

 

Let's say that the early '90s Eagles, who had black number trim, black logo trim, black on their socks stripes, and black shoes, introduced a black jersey - would that be BFBS to you or anyone that's taking such a literal stance on the use of the term?  

 

Like, pretend this wasn't just a fashion jersey - BFBS?
 

Yeah I would consider this a BFBS jersey.. I understand that they had black number trim and logo trim but I'm not sure if black was official team color on the style sheets back then, as it has been since the switch to midnight green in 1996.

1 minute ago, NFLfan10 said:

It is a trim color, and they used to wear a black jersey with a GREEN helmet and WHITE pants, which was tolerable for a game. Now somehow all three elements are black, and it will surely be worn at least twice.

I mean trim or not it is still a part of their palette.. They've had the black jersey since 2003 so I think adding a black helmet since rules were lifted should hardly be considered BFBS.. But I suppose I'm in the minority on this.

Just curious but how are the Eagles considered to be BFBS? Black is literally part of their color palette.. IMO a team like the Lakers would be considered BFBS over the Eagles.

On 10/14/2021 at 9:44 AM, FinsUp1214 said:

The yellow the Jazz have been using to go along with the black and white roll-out has been a bit brighter, with a little bit of a highlighter yellow look to it:

 

 

I kind of get Columbus Crew vibes from it, though it would remain to be seen of course if they’d use the yellow as much as they do.

Yeah, or the Pittsburgh Jazz lol