If you're wondering why there aren't any real 2025 NBA Final logos on the court, here's the explanation.

Court Sense Court Sense: We want our NBA Finals logos! By Amin Touri Globe Staff,Updated June 10, 2025, 12:51 p.m. 4 ...

The Golden State Warriors’ Andre Iguodala and Steph Curry celebrate winning the 2015 NBA Finals. The Finals patch is on the back of the jerseys and nothing is on the front except the team logo.

The NBA’s cheap Finals logos on floor made their branding problem even worse ...

The NBA did not get rid of the court decals to change the look; it was mainly about player safety. The move by the NCAA in 2012.

NBA commissioner Adam Silver suggests league could bring 'The Finals' logo back to courts: 'We'll look at it' Videos cannot play due to a network issue.

Older NBA fans might remember when the league used to decorate the court with logos and decals during the NBA playoffs. The tradition recently died out, but fans have grown nostalgic for the look ...

Oklahoma City Thunder forward Jalen Williams debuted his signature adidas logo and NBA fans are confused by the design.

Amazon turned its spherical Echo Dot speaker into a game day-ready basketball, with designs inspired by the NBA and WNBA. They are available now.

The Brooklyn Nets rolled out a refreshed brand identity that features multiple logos, including one that turns the team's nickname into a net mid-swoosh.

David Stern spent 30 years as the NBA's longest-serving commissioner, but he refused to admit the obvious: Lakers legend Jerry West was the inspiration for the logo.