Pyromania1983

Just gonna throw in my two cents, but is it at all possible that all-star uniforms can be players' teams' normal designs, but with their original colors swapped out to match those of the host city? Say, for instance, in this year's all-star game, Joel Embiid is on the team wearing colored uniforms (or Hal Greer in my very rough mockup). He would wear his regular colored Sixers jersey design, but with wine and gold swapped in place of blue and red. Thoughts?

76ers new city court revealed by team president Chris Heck. Pretty nice homage to original Spectrum design.

Sixers president Chris Heck posted a picture of the team's shorts waistband. Features another nod to the Spectrum with the iconic "S" logo. Pretty nice branding on this one by the Sixers!

Because when Nike took over, the Bulls began using their red uniforms as their primary home option. Now, for the first time in the new Nike era, the Bulls will wear white as their primary home option.

I don't think so. The Pelicans earned jersey had no side striping and the wordmark was overtop the horizontal stripes on the front. The one in the video, though very faint, has a side panel, and the NOLA is one plain white. Below is the 18-19 earned for reference. EDIT: pelicanfan beat me right before I posted this lol

I did a little sifting through. Here are some that I found! POSSIBLY INSIGNIFICANT OR NOT A LEAK: Warriors (dark blue jersey in background not featuring bridge; also doesn't look like Oakland ones); Lakers (white like their city version last year so can't tell if it's the same one or not); Miami Heat (found two: their black throwback which features a Nike logo and a teal looking jersey); Phoenix Suns (found throwback white in crowd with Nike logo) SIGNIFICANT, POSSIBLY REAL LEAKS: Pelicans (new white "NOLA" jersey); Trail Blazers (black-branded "Rip City"); Jazz (long sleeve shirt based off of Utah Stars throwback uniform) Obviously, mostly speculation, but tried my best!

https://www.phillyvoice.com/sixers-jersey-advertisement-patch-2021-2022-nba-season-replace-stubhub-uniform/ "However, when the 2021-2022 season begins, a new brand will have their patches on the Sixers' uniforms. The team announced Wednesday that their new, official ticketing partner will be Ticketmaster — but the jersey patch sponsor for next season has not yet been determined. It will not be Ticketmaster." Looks like it's going to be something else then. Do have to say, despite hating ad patches, the Sixers StubHub one was possibly the least intrusive in the league.

That Nets uniform, at least with the left side panel, look like the Clippers city uniform from a few years ago, especially the color scheme being used. I understand that this uniform brings back that side panel from the Dr. J era but very similar nonetheless.

All teams in the league have the Jordan branding on their statement uniforms this season.