What happened to NBA logos? Once upon a time, the graphic design of the league reflected the zeitgeist of the era, a window into the culture intertwined with the Association at any given time in ...

The NBA Finals logo had become a familiar sight for fans of the sport, an unfortunate omission in recent years. While there has been unrest about this change, Adam Silver recently addressed why it ...

The debate over updating the NBA logo has resurfaced, with some fans and analysts suggesting LeBron James should be the face ...

Since 2021, the NBA has added virtual Finals logos on the court for viewers at home as a workaround, and it’s found other ways to bring in NBA Finals branding into the game, including logos on ...

There hasn’t been a large Larry O’Brien logo on the court since 2014, primarily due to player safety concerns — the decal logos placed on top of the court were slippery. With the NBA Cup and plenty of ...

NBA commissioner Adam Silver speaks to the media during a press conference before the Pacers’ Game 1 win over the Thunder in the NBA Finals on June 5, 2025 at Paycom Center in Oklahoma City.

The NBA decided it didn't need to plaster an NBA Finals logo on the court for the biggest series of the season. The league hasn't actually had a logo on the court for the finals for most of the ...

Indeed, virtual NBA Finals logos popped up during Sunday's Game 2, but they didn't quite hit the same. Yes, the league and ESPN heard the gripes and at least did something, but the results were ...

The NBA Finals has recently received more criticism for going away from the large, on-court logo for the title series that featured the Larry O’Brien Trophy.

NBA commissioner Adam Silver addressed the logos' absence ahead of Game 2, stating that there was concern that they added a "slipperiness" to the floor—a legitimate concern for sure—and hinted ...