NBA Changes 2017-18

[neptuneniq 6]

On 6/8/2017 at 10:43 AM, TaylorMade said:

 

Also this:

 

[panthers_2012 1,394]

59 minutes ago, truepg said:

 

And you are who to tell me that, exactly?

 

Tuck in your Steph Curry jersey, it's sticking out from under your shirt.

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[Hat Boy 890]

On ‎6‎/‎13‎/‎2017 at 11:55 AM, TaylorMade said:

 

 

 

Don't the Warriors play in "the Town"?

[peterjames_6 15]

On 6/13/2017 at 8:55 AM, TaylorMade said:

This is SAVAGE.

 

 

They still play in Oakland... they won the title in Oakland... Oakland is not referred to as "The City," but rather "The Town."

This really should say "THE TOWN RULES THE LAND."

C'mon Adidas...

[peterjames_6 15]

1 hour ago, Hat Boy said:

 

Don't the Warriors play in "the Town"?

My post was delayed for some reason and didn't go through until now. Totally agree with you man.

[Dynasty 2,411]

"The City" is kind of a brand thing for them, though. They've never used "The Town", even if it would make more sense.

[colortv 2,033]

Spurs concept incorporating the Alamo, got it from here: https://www.forbes.com/sites/baileybrautigan/2016/04/07/how-to-redesign-a-sports-logo/#28610f39442e

 

[habsfan1 3,969]

On the motherboard, I like how a lot of the new primary logo scripts match the jersey scripts. It's about time they applied those consistency adjustments.

[FiddySicks 11,203]

1 hour ago, peterjames_6 said:

They still play in Oakland... they won the title in Oakland... Oakland is not referred to as "The City," but rather "The Town."

This really should say "THE TOWN RULES THE LAND."

C'mon Adidas...

 

This is the fault of the Warriors originally playing in San Francisco (which is "The City" to just about every Bay Area resident I've ever met), and the fact that they'll be moving back to "The City" in a year or two. 

 

Another thing that that kind of mucks things up a bit is that their "The City" throwbacks they wear have the Golden Gate Bridge on them, while their current uniforms have the new eastern span of the Bay Bridge (these logos came out before the new bridge was even opened), which goes from Oakland to Treasure Island and doesn't actually stretch into San Francisco. That's perfect for now, but it makes me wonder if they'll do any type of an update when they eventually "cross" the real bridge back to San Francisco.

[29texan 780]

Eventually, I  (as well as many other posters here, I  sure) will make my own Spurs "global" logo. I felt that was going in the right direction, but just fallso short... 

 

Although it may be a homage to the 1976 logo?

[rsaline 529]

Looks like a 50th Anniversary logo for the Nuggets

 

 

[Conrad. 2,897]

^ Nice catch. Full color version: 

 

[FinsUp1214 5,678]

49 minutes ago, rsaline said:

Looks like a 50th Anniversary logo for the Nuggets

 

 

 

I like it!

 

Sorta related, but why is that Nuggets logo in the profile pic plain navy and white? Not saying I'm reading into it at all of course, just curious if there's any significance to it.

[BlackBolt3 1,380]

It's been like that for a while, I don't think it means anything.

[peterjames_6 15]

43 minutes ago, FinsUp1214 said:

 

I like it!

 

Sorta related, but why is that Nuggets logo in the profile pic plain navy and white? Not saying I'm reading into it at all of course, just curious if there's any significance to it.

The Kroenke's own the Nuggets too, so maybe its a nod to the Rams going to navy and white? Hopefully this won't mean the Nuggets are phasing out gold as well...

[Maldonado 2]

Wonder when the Suns will show their 50th logo, and confirm any changes for next season? (remove black on home, new primary)

 

 

[truepg 772]

I guess these anniversary logos that the Bucks and now the Nuggets have released aren't gonna be on the jerseys as patches, at least as they are, since there are too many small elements for a patch that size.

[The Golden One 141]

7 hours ago, peterjames_6 said:

They still play in Oakland... they won the title in Oakland... Oakland is not referred to as "The City," but rather "The Town."

This really should say "THE TOWN RULES THE LAND."

C'mon Adidas...

 

This one is even worse... really now...

[upperV03 7,628]

28 minutes ago, truepg said:

I guess these anniversary logos that the Bucks and now the Nuggets have released aren't gonna be on the jerseys as patches, at least as they are, since there are too many small elements for a patch that size.

We don't know that. For one thing, the shoulders on the new Nike NBA jerseys (some of them at least) will likely have a more standard shoulder width than their most recent college and international jerseys, so there theoretically could still be sufficient room for commemorative and/or memorial patches above the Nike logo and ad patch. It could obviously still be somewhat cluttered, but not unbearable. It should be more along the lines of this:

As opposed to this:

[Ben in LA 1,263]

12 hours ago, Bucfan56 said:

 

This is the fault of the Warriors originally playing in San Francisco (which is "The City" to just about every Bay Area resident I've ever met), and the fact that they'll be moving back to "The City" in a year or two. 

 

Another thing that that kind of mucks things up a bit is that their "The City" throwbacks they wear have the Golden Gate Bridge on them, while their current uniforms have the new eastern span of the Bay Bridge (these logos came out before the new bridge was even opened), which goes from Oakland to Treasure Island and doesn't actually stretch into San Francisco. That's perfect for now, but it makes me wonder if they'll do any type of an update when they eventually "cross" the real bridge back to San Francisco.

Actually...

And yes...a very small part of the city and county of San Francisco is on the tip of Alameda Island.