kimball

Yesh. I saw the new icon on a tab and figured this happened. Pointless change.

I'm not convinced that Adidas wouldn't have pushed jersey design in the same direction Nike has. They pushed it, not just with sleeve design, The precursor to the City Editions were the Pride Jerseys. The NBA has been pushing the direction of jersey design here more than any manufacturer ...

They're not bad. Granted, this is straight from a video game so they'll look **different** IRL. They remind me of a track suit and if that's the standard for all teams, I'm going to die on the "BRING BACK THE TEAM SPECIFIC WARM-UPS" hill.

I love everything about it except the midcourt graphic.

HECK YES! I LOVE DOUG WEST!

I just want the Jazz to throwback to the Stars JUST ONCE. Doesn't even matter which jersey ...

Huh. Seems like gradient heavy handed courts are the new painted three-point area/two-tone wood/unpainted key court fad. Don't know how I feel about it? I'll wait for final judgement once it hits game action.

I believe they use the anniversary loosely though ... as in, it was 20 years since this/that happened, let's wear throwbacks.

Except for football ... and maybe hockey.

To be fair, nothing is really touching on the every-shrinking GSL.

Are we sure they're getting one?

Jerry was great. I had a few interactions with him as a kid here in Utah. One, where he called me a "sneaky ass kid" at a sports card show because I brought over 15+ things for him to sign.

As a fellow Utahn ... I'm not sure how excited I am for this?

Only the 1960 season ...

I had the same thought about a merge keeping the PAC name, but at this point just kill it and invite WSU and OSU to the Mountain West.

At this point I kinda believe everything ...

I agree. For a city as eccentric as New Orleans their brand plays it REALLY safe. As a lifelong Utah Jazz fan I must admit it'd be interesting to see how the evolution of the team's brand would have gone if they stayed in New Orleans.

I love the fiesta colors, but honestly ... I'd like the colors incorporated in their "Statement Jersey," especially one the style of the black one. Those are sharp. I'd just rather them stick to the black, silver and white for their more traditional look.

I can see them (possibly) doing a throwback, but their '89-96 sets are basically an incorporation of the Muskies' plain set.

It definitely didn't have anything to do with he Summer Olympics, but 1982 (when they changed to R,W,B) it was supposed to be the year they moved to LA.

Your post brought a thought in mind that this might be the start of a trend. I could see teams going this route of honoring multiple eras in future designs. Sure, there's the 75th anniversary uniforms, but there was little cohesion there (not to mention a one year thing for most teams). But, teams like Golden State, the Clippers, Dallas, Houston, Atlanta and Philadelphia could make that work and do well with it. ADD: I guess you could say it kind of started with Cleveland's recent redesign.

Sadly me too.

Seconded. NoB under the number would be perfect and a good nod to team history.

They have to also have the names under the number.