NBA Changes 2020/21

[Digby 6,100]

41 minutes ago, njdevs7 said:

Maybe I'm in the minority but I don't like those Denver jerseys at all. They have the weirdest branding. They've worn like 7 different color schemes over the past decade and now they add RED? Plus the sunset is such an unoriginal idea when Utah just did that...

 

The dark, brick red was enough of their scheme in the 90s (and the new brand, I guess) that it does fit as a Nuggets color, for me, and I'm a little surprised they haven't used it as a jersey base color before. But using such a similar look to those recent Utah jerseys, coupled with the lack of something else to make it more Nuggetsy (a dark blue and/or a Tetris rainbow), drags it a bit too far away.

[Tore 358]

I prefer last years Celtics city compared to this. This is basically the horrible statement with green trimming. For the Nuggets, seems like they've adopted Utah's city, and Utah is going black so..

[truepg 725]

3 hours ago, Digby said:

 

 

So we have already seen the court worn as a jersey (Bucks, Celtics) and now we get banners as jerseys. What's next, a shoe model design as a jersey? Ridiculous.

[Digby 6,100]

3 minutes ago, truepg said:

 

What's next, a shoe model design as a jersey? Ridiculous.

 

No, but only because that was soccer.

 

[TaylorMade 711]

16 minutes ago, truepg said:

 

What's next, a shoe model design as a jersey? Ridiculous.

 

Shaqnosis inspired Magic jerseys could be dope as hell actually.

 

[WSU151 9,466]

22 hours ago, roxfan00 said:

The color comes from the sun when it hits the flatirons. 

 

I never really thought about it, but that color could be the inspiration for Pepsi Center Ball Arena too.

 

[Krz 1,968]

Judging from the Jazz Twitter teaser, (the gradient Utah logo starts tilting at the end), I fully expect the Jazz to have the same basic design except the gradient goes dark-light instead of light-dark.

[kimball 5,146]

3 minutes ago, Krz said:

Judging from the Jazz Twitter teaser, (the gradient Utah logo starts tilting at the end), I fully expect the Jazz to have the same basic design except the gradient goes dark-light instead of light-dark.

 

Nah. That'd be really dumb. I think it'll just be sunset on the trim with a black/dark gray base and the UTAH font and number placement the same.

[pepis21 2,084]

Mavs Classic shorts:

 

They always should do shorts in that way and this is also how they should do Celtics shorts and other Celtics like style.

[DG_ThenNowForever 15,257]

One nice thing about the Celtics having a white City uniform is that they're more likely to wear white at home.

[wisbadger1 6]

[Haz_Matt 412]

Jazz will release their city edition Monday, 11/23

[DustDevil61 968]

21 hours ago, kimball said:

 

Nah. That'd be really dumb. I think it'll just be sunset on the trim with a black/dark gray base and the UTAH font and number placement the same.

I’m really hoping that the gradient pattern will be on the wordmark/numbers, though having them in yellow wouldn’t be so bad, either.

 

Can anyone confirm either one?

[MkDon 232]

Seeing that you changed the Raptors logo, and also the official NBA site is using it, i wonder if there was some official statement from the club that i missed?

[pepis21 2,084]

@wisbadger1  that was already posted and this isn't their jersey, it's a placeholder concept based on shirsey.

[SSmith48 607]

On 11/20/2020 at 8:26 AM, UnclearInitial said:

New Pistons City uniforms

 

 Seem pretty pointless but they’re better than the navy/silver ones. I really like the modified gear logo, but I can’t stand this stupid circular wordmark trend

Believe me Pistons, that motor you are talking about sputtered out a long time ago. Stop with the unimaginative Motor City idea.

[NicDB 2,933]

On 11/14/2020 at 6:33 PM, Daredevil said:

Chicago is renowned for its architecture. The First and Second Chicago School, Art Deco, Modern, Post Modern, Brutalist, amongst many. Not counting Chicago's numerous art deco skyscrapers such as the Carbon and Carbide Building, Chicago Board of Trade, the enormous Merchandise Mart, Mather Building, and literally hundreds of other buildings. The Bulls got it absolutely right. 

That was part of my point.... Chicago doesn't have one dominant architectural style.  Sure it has its share of Deco, but what makes the Chicago skyline so iconic is the mix of different styles.  They did a great job on the uniform, regardless.

[the admiral 28,183]

On 11/20/2020 at 1:04 PM, WSU151 said:

I never really thought about it, but that color could be the inspiration for Pepsi Center Ball Arena too.

 

pfft, Denver's arena is that generic late-'90s arena construction that could be anywhere. Nothing about it is inspired by anything.

[SFGiants58 13,593]

3 minutes ago, the admiral said:

 

pfft, Denver's arena is that generic late-'90s arena construction that could be anywhere. Nothing about it is inspired by anything.

As a guy who has lived in Portland and Denver - both arenas are very interchangeable.

[the admiral 28,183]

Portland, Denver, Lauderdale, Tampa, St. Paul, Cleveland, they're all the same building.