Some fans clamored to see a court that matched the magnitude of the event – meaning they didn’t want to see a court that was ...

The visual of the logo makes the moment feel big, and the NBA should focus on making moments feel bigger — especially for a television audience.

NBA Twitter took notice and it became a discussion point during Game 1. The court looked plain. While it has been that way for a few years, people are now discussing it, and NBA Commissioner Adam ...

So, we’ll look at it.” The "Finals" logo ceased to become a court feature in 2014, with the league citing player safety due to the slipperiness of the decals.

However, it's also 2025. Surely there's a safe way of celebrating the NBA Finals on the court without making it slippery for the players. We'll see what the league comes up with next year.

NBA News: The NBA might bring back the Larry O'Brien trophy logo to the Finals court. Commissioner Adam Silver hinted at this return by 2026. This follows fan c ...

The Arizona Wildcats announced the return of its historic cactus logo to the court at McKale Center. The announcement is ...

The Larry O'Brien Trophy used to be featured underneath the center court logos for the host of each NBA Finals game, and looked much better than the digital versions above.

These games used to have player introductions and national anthems included in the broadcast — along with the NBA Finals logo actually on the court. This was still a huge step back even if ESPN ...