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I hope they do this at some point, but we all know those red and white socks would be swapped

- Red socks or striped white socks in the away uniform - Shrink ARIZONA wordmark on home jersey x5 - Wear the white pants at home And it's actually a pretty good set. But alas.

My problem with the NBA uniform situation isn't just the crazy designs like this new Nets one. It's the fact that I don't even care. Whether it's ugly or beautiful, my reaction to every new uniform is exactly the same at this point. Who cares? And I guess it's not just a uniform problem, it's a league as a whole problem. My reaction to new uniforms is the same as my reaction to player transactions. "Oh, star player so and so got traded to that team? And what colors do they wear this year? Well it was green last year but I think it's pink this year. Ok whatever, he'll be on another team next year." I know it's been said a million times but the lack of team identity is KILLING the NBA. There's no rivalries, there's no classic matchups that you can immediately envision in your head. It's just turned into a professional AAU league. And I'm 26 so I'm not just a cranky old man.

I didn't know I loved the idea of the Yankees in road pinstripes until just now

This whole set was perfect and they should have never gone away from it.

It's not actually on both sides, it's on the right sleeve of lefties and the left sleeve of righties to maximize exposure. Which I guess is better than being on both sides, but still a joke.

Better be careful. Mods have made it clear that we're not allowed to complain and @canzman has made it clear that he does this for himself and doesn't care about our "self-serving, entitled, millennial mentality."

It's a lost art but there was a time when a white facemask on a color helmet felt professional, and looks beautiful in my opinion.

That's fine, but let's not act like the vitriol came from the people griping about it. Most of the comments were very civil and respectful. The name-calling came from the other side.

Putting the whole racist name/logo thing aside and looking at it strictly from a uniform design standpoint, it's really sad to compare sunday's match up to what we saw 3 years ago.

Uh...woah. Just now saw this. I thought my comment, along with most of the others I saw, was respectful and reasonable. I apologize if it came across otherwise. I absolutely appreciate the time and effort you put into this, and you have every right to do it however you please. I figured you would want some feedback on what people thought of the new format. Apparently not.

Not sure how others feel but I'm just gonna throw it out there that I much prefer the old way of doing this. I know it's not necessarily supposed to be a prediction thread, but I used to really enjoy looking through these and seeing the potential matchups, even if they weren't all confirmed. Having a bunch of TBDs of uniforms that don't even exist with the plain white pants just doesn't do it for me. Maybe others prefer this though, and I appreciate all the work as always!

I like the idea of having it say TBD before it's confirmed, but I think you should still have the full predicted uniform under the TBD instead of having plain white pants.

It was clear to me as soon as I saw the hiring of Daniel Arsham and looked at his work that this would be the direction he would take it. His artwork style is pretty minimalist with an almost entirely black and white color palette. It was a bold move to put a regular artist in charge of their branding, and it's starting to look like a mistake imo.

https://i.ibb.co/QY7bqh5/Screenshot-2022-04-08-094444.png

First look at the Guardians in action yesterday, compared to last year.

I like how they stuck to the 1932 theme by having the 32nd best uniforms in the league.

You don't need to imagine, unfortunately .

The Browns wore their white striped socks for media day instead of the brown striped socks they normally wear with the brown jerseys.

I never liked the gray facemask for the Browns. I thought it was bland and have preferred either white or brown. But for some reason on the new throwbacks I really like how it looks. And I can't for the life of me put my finger on it.

The fact that real human beings with brains said "What's the difference?" when the new uniforms came out will never not amaze me.

Kenny Lofton. Wrong, right, wrong.

Base layer color is often overlooked but can make a massive difference in the overall look of a uniform