Adam Silver Says League May Look at Bringing Back Large Larry O'Brien Logos to NBA Finals Courts Next Season

Adam Silver says league may look at bringing back large Larry O'Brien logos to NBA Finals courts next season

Sparked on social media, the uproar could lead to the return of center court trophy logos

Adam Silver's NBA Switching Between Digital Larry O'Brien Trophy and Finals Logo on the Fly in Game 2 Angers Fans: "What an Embarrassment"

Commissioner Adam Silver was probably happy that most of the conversations surrounding Game 1 of the NBA Finals were about The post Adam Silver’s NBA Switching Between Digital Larry O’Brien Trophy and Finals Logo on the Fly in Game 2 Angers Fans: “What an Embarrassment” appeared first on FirstSportz.

NBA Commissioner Adam Silver says iconic Larry O'Brien logo might return to Finals courts in 2026

NBA Finals Trophy Logo May Return To Court Next Year

Commissioner Adam Silver, speaking at an NBA Cares charity event, confirmed there would be conversations in the summer about returning the NBA Finals trophy logo back to the court. Since 2014, the NBA has done away with the iconic logo citing player safety and the slipperiness the painted on logo caused. The exception was the […] The post NBA Finals Trophy Logo May Return To Court Next Year appeared first on Basketball Insiders | NBA Rumors And …

NBA Finals Notes: Court Design, Nembhard, SGA, Game 2

Responding to online complaints about the plain nature of the court for Game 1 of the NBA Finals, commissioner Adam Silver said the league office will have discussions this summer about bringing back the Larry O’Brien Trophy logo, writes Sam Amick of The Athletic. The Paycom Center floor on Thursday was indistinguishable from a regular season game, lacking the trophy and the distinctive NBA Finals logo that used to be a tradition. Amick explains…

Adam Silver is open to returning NBA Finals court logo

Game 1 of the NBA Finals was an instant classic, with Tyrese Haliburton hitting a last-second shot to lift the Indiana Pacers over the Oklahoma City Thunder after yet another improbable 4th quarter comeback. However, suppose you were watching the game on television. In that case, you may have struggled to appreciate the significance of the occasion because the game appeared similar to any other NBA game broadcast by ESPN. The lack of any real ce…