Nike's new NBA jerseys

[Joey]

Here's a link with the probable Raps jersey. They nailed the Phoenix one, so I would assume the Raps is correct.

http://news.sportslogos.net/2017/07/...forms-surface/

Nice find. Ya seems to align with all the screenshots we've seen of Demar in 2k18.

What I'd like to see though is to have one of the main two iterations have "Toronto" instead of "Raptors".

[tDotted]

I actually kinda like it. My only criticism is, the colour schemes looks a lot like the Mavs.

How do you like those but hate on our Huskies jerseys lol

[JamesNaismith]

It's a tiny change (The chevrons), but it's not a bad change if true.... NBA 2K screenshots show the same thing.

Personally I think they should replace the black chevrons with a similar "claw rip" like on our logo and do away with the line going down the side.

[Nilanka]

Totally agree. But in checking some numbers, the murder rate has significantly dropped since the mid 90's.
http://www.disastercenter.com/crime/dccrime.htm

Getting off topic, I know, but our friends over at Freakonomics suggest the legalization of abortion is the reason for a drop in crime rates in the 90s.

The theory is that poverty stricken mothers prior to 1973, were basically forced to carry their babies to term, which led to a bunch of kids growing up in less than ideal situations, which led to an increase in crime as these kids reached their teenage years and early adulthood. But following the Roe vs. Wade ruling in 1973, these mothers were legally allowed to abort, meaning less impoverished kids growing up in poverty, which led to a reduction in crime 15-20 years later.

http://freakonomics.com/2005/05/15/a...d-you-believe/

But I'm sure the Bullets/Wizards team name had something to do with it, too

[Mack North]

Getting off topic, I know, but our friends over at Freakonomics suggest the legalization of abortion is the reason for a drop in crime rates in the 90s.

The theory is that poverty stricken mothers prior to 1973, were basically forced to carry their babies to term, which led to a bunch of kids growing up in less than ideal situations, which led to an increase in crime as these kids reached their teenage years and early adulthood. But following the Roe vs. Wade ruling in 1973, these mothers were legally allowed to abort, meaning less impoverished kids growing up in poverty, which led to a reduction in crime 15-20 years later.

http://freakonomics.com/2005/05/15/a...d-you-believe/

But I'm sure the Bullets/Wizards team name had something to do with it, too

Interesting indeed, I still think it was David Stern.

[Jclaw]

So...this far in, all we have is the video game version and the leaked drawing one? SI has a gallery of 21 teams but still no Raptors

https://www.si.com/nba/2017/08/11/ni...n-new-uniforms

[The Great One]

So from my understanding, adding an ad on the jersey is optional?

The Lakers just unveiled their new jersey and they don't have an ad on their jersey. Love it.

[Spark4545]

If you check out NBA snapchat, you see OG in the new away uniform

[Spark4545]

[The Great One]

Remember when I said that Bulls have the best unis in the league? my mistake. I think the Lakers have the best unis in the league.

These are(as the kids say these days)fire!

The classics never get old. Introducing our Icon x Nike threads: pic.twitter.com/F7wjwXlF3s

— Los Angeles Lakers (@Lakers) August 11, 2017

[The Great One]

Oh my god.

https://twitter.com/conradburry/stat...49055109242880

[KeonClark]

Oh my god.

https://twitter.com/conradburry/stat...49055109242880

Inspired by Kanye West baby

[Joey]

Inspired by Kanye West baby

Took me way too long to get this ... I'm slow today. Lol

[KeonClark]

Took me way too long to get this ... I'm slow today. Lol

It's OK to be slow today. Yknow why? Everybody sing it now, a 1, a 2, a 1-2-3

[Cody73]

Conrad's a reliable source too, so this is all but confirmed.