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Navy would be primary and Royal would be Statement. Actually Dallas should go Green for the Statement.

So since Dallas has been using the Statement for everything, will they update their Icon to Navy circa 2001-2010?

Update: Dallas White & Gold for winning the 2024 title.

So the NBA isn't bringing back the "Earned" sets? Toronto and Milwaukee won the title in theirs.

They switched before the start of the 2019/20 season. Seems like since the NIKE takover, the Thunder Blue Icon stands out a bit more and is brighter than the Adidas Blue.

Purple Fauxback. Almost all of their City sets have honored past players

Not sure why Nike dropped the "Earned" editions. I'd like to see them return. So for next season's City edition (Guessing) Toronto - Red version of 23/24 Brooklyn -Black modified version of 23/24 New York- White version of 23/24 Boston- Dark Green w/Lime trim honoring Paul Pierce Philadelphia- White Fauxback honoring 1983 Team Miami -White Heat Culture Orlando- Gray modified 23/24 Atlanta- Carolina Blue honoring the St. Louis Hawks Charlotte- Another modified Mint w/Black Trim Washington- White honoring Joe Biden winning 2024 election Chicago -Beige Faxback in 70's to 1985 design Cleveland-Carolina Blue updated version of 22/23 Detroit- Black updated "Bad Boys" version Indiana - White version of 23/24 Milwaukee- Blue another Lakes honoring/Pabst Brewing theme Dallas-White version of 23/24 San Antone- Gray honoring Country/Western Culture Houston-White 23/24 updated New Orleans Deep Purple 23/24 version Memphis -Red ABA Fauxback inspired Golden State- Navy honoring Oakland Coliseum Sacramento- Royal Blue Centenial edition Lakers- Purple honoring James Worthy Clippers- Carolina Blue updated version of 17/18 set Phoenix- Purple updated version of 23/24 Portland Black updated versions of 17/18, 19/20, 23/24 honoring the Portland Hipster culture Minnesota-White modified version of 17/18 Utah- Retains 23/24 Denver- White Version of 23/24 OKC- Black honoring "Oklahoma!" The Musical If there earned sets, just taking a wild guess Boston-White Miami- Sonny Crockett Blue Cleveland- Gold Orlando-White Indiana-Royal Blue Milwaukee-Lime Green New York- Black Philadelphia-Navy Dallas-Green Minnesota- Royal Blue OKC- Yellow/Orange Denver- Red Phoenix-White Lakers-White New Orleans- Lime Green Clippers-Royal Blue

SDS (The Show) has become just as lazy as EA (Madden-FIFA) when it comes to accuracy and missing throwbacks/throwback alternates. If it's not MUT/FUT (EA) then they don't care. Now with SDS if it's not Daimond Dynasty or the new Story Mode then they don't care. The new Derek Jeter gameplay footage is full of errors. The 2001 Oakland A's are wearing their 2000 black alternates and not the proper Forrest Green moneyball uniforms. Also the 90's Orioles are wearing the current Away uniform and not the proper 90's Away uniform. Also Mark McGwire is seen in the Kingdome wearing the new A's Kelly Green Fauxback. SDS refuses to add missing throwback uniforms and pay attention to detail.

SDS again refuses to add proper missing throwback and throwback alternates to MLB The Show. The new Derek Jeter storyline shows his 2001 ALDS playoff game against Oakland and they are wearing the 2000 Black Alternate and not the Forrest Green set like they did in real life. Also last years trailer had Cal Ripken in the current Baltimore Away uniform as they still won't add the proper 1995 Away uniform.

Donovan Mitchell wearing the 2022 City edition instead of this years set in the 3 point shootout.

So ones that haven't leaked. OKC (Navy ?) Denver (Navy ?) Portland (Black ?) New Orleans (Deep Purple again ?) Orlando (Gray ?) Inspirations this year Minnesota - Land of the 1,000 Lakes Utah - 1996-2004 Fauxback Lakers- Honoring Pau Gasol Clippers- Barbershops of L.A. Golden State - Narrow streets of San Francisco Phoenix - "The Valley" and honoring Hispanic Community of AZ (18/19/20 sets also did that) Sacramento- Unused 75th remix honoring the Rochester Royals Dallas - Tom Landy/Dallas Cowboys inspired Houston- Houston Oilers inspired/City Nickname San Antone- 1968 Fair and old arena The HemisFair Memphis - Honoring their first home in Memphis, the Pyramid Chicago- Honoring Chicago Stadium Cleveland- Theater District inspired Detroit- Honoring Chuck Daly/Bad Boys Indiana- Local Indianapolis Graffiti artist Milwaukee - Updated version of 2022-23 set Toronto- Updated version of 2021-22 set and also honoring Vince Carter Brooklyn- Another local Graffiti Artist] New York- Updated Blue version of last season w/pinstripes to honor the Yankees and Mets Boston- Honoring Bob Cousey Philadelphia- Reading Food Market Miami- "Team Culture" and humidity of Miami Washington- 1997-2011 Wizards Fauxback inspired Atlanta- Mix n Match Fauxback with 80's woodwork combing black with St. Louis Hawks blue Charlotte - another Team Nickname inspired "Buzz City" with nod to Charlotte Coliseum (18/19/20 sets did).

I did see the team uniform selection and they added Iverson's rookie jerseys and the better 90's Clippers set plus "Some" sleeved jerseys. It does suck that the missing sets can only be used in "Eras" and not in other modes. Also missing Utah 1999-2004 Black Alternate Utah 2006-2010 Carolina Blue Alternate Dallas 2003-2004 Silver Alternate Missing Adidas Sleeved Sets Denver White 2015-17 Golden State Black 2015-17 Golden State Slate/Chinese New Year 2015-17 Golden State Yellow 2013-14 Phoenix Dark Gray 2014-17 Houston Red Clutch City 2015-17 Houston Gray 2015-17 New Orleans Purple Mardi Gras 2015-17 Memphis MLK Special 2016-17 Chicago Gray 2015-17 Detroit Navy 2015-17 Brooklyn Gray 2014-17 Orlando Gray 2015-17

1992-93 season. Dallas switches from Green to Blue as primary road uniform. Also the only year they wore blue in Denver against the Nuggets in their final season in the beautiful Rocky Mountain Rainbow set.

Any club getting new logo or home/away uniforms? Would love to see the Cubs bring back red billed caps or get a new road uniform similar to the 1990-1993 road set.

Clippers honoring local barbershops in L.A.? Team nickname? Celtics honoring Bob Cousey with the new city edition.