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Looks like the one I made. I think they should have done a bit more but I LOVE the red paint! The 2 toned floor is awesome too.
A bit more of what?
I still think they should have put a light gray or a white circle around the pinwheel.
I still think the court should be a giant LED screen.
The "Pewter"? Yeah, never been a fan.More logos I think. Not just the one in the middle. I really like UCF's floor:
I think we need to get rid of that bullshit silver altogether.
That would be awesome.I still think the court should be a giant LED screen.
8. Portland Trail Blazers
This is the only 2014-15 redesign that strikes me as a downgrade. The Blazers are joining the two-toned club, though their midcourt wood is more muted than Minnesota’s glazed coating, and at least they’re making an effort to zig one way as the league zags the other.
They’re also going back to a standard painted area after leaving the paint below the foul line blank and filling only the top half of the semicircle with their trademark Blazer red.
They were the only team in the league with that look; they eliminated the colored edges of the paint that had become so in vogue a few years ago but left the red half-circle. It was a cool compromise, something that set Portland apart.
But the Blazers can fall only so low as long as they keep that pinwheel logo, the greatest piece of abstract art in American pro sports. The red and white stripes, five of each, are meant to represent players on two opposing teams working together and then crisscrossing with their enemies in a balletic blur. If basketball is poetry, the Blazers’ logo is the only one that encapsulates the sport’s poetic nature.
:dumbass:The Definitive NBA Court Design Power Rankings
8. Portland Trail Blazers
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This is the only 2014-15 redesign that strikes me as a downgrade. The Blazers are joining the two-toned club, though their midcourt wood is more muted than Minnesota’s glazed coating, and at least they’re making an effort to zig one way as the league zags the other.
They’re also going back to a standard painted area after leaving the paint below the foul line blank and filling only the top half of the semicircle with their trademark Blazer red:
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They were the only team in the league with that look; they eliminated the colored edges of the paint that had become so in vogue a few years ago but left the red half-circle. It was a cool compromise, something that set Portland apart.
But the Blazers can fall only so low as long as they keep that pinwheel logo, the greatest piece of abstract art in American pro sports. The red and white stripes, five of each, are meant to represent players on two opposing teams working together and then crisscrossing with their enemies in a balletic blur. If basketball is poetry, the Blazers’ logo is the only one that encapsulates the sport’s poetic nature.
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Needs to have Rip City or it ain't legit.
The Raptors are going to feel right at home in Portland:
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Word on the street...... The fans names will create the words Rip City, Oregon
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