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AEW wrestler Eddie Kingston wears Trash Pandas jersey
\n\n”,”providerName”:”Twitter”,”providerUrl”:” Rocket City Trash Pandas have become something of a cultural icon. Bestowed with the “Rocket City†moniker for the role it played in the development of the U.S. space program, Huntsville, Ala., — and nearby Madison — have helped spur one of the most unique team names in all of American professional sports. The Double-A affiliate of the Los Angeles Angels, the Trash Pandas play their home games — rocking those pristine white uniforms — at Toyota Field.”,”type”:”text”},{“__typename”:”Markdown”,”content”:”* Get tickets to a Minor League game”,”type”:”text”},{“__typename”:”Markdown”,”content”:”On social media — where the club is apt to remind you that yes, that is in fact their team name \\-\\- the Trash Pandas often highlight where around the globe their gear is worn. Interested in contributing? Check out TrashPandasTravels.com.\n\nOf course, wrestling and baseball jerseys have a storied history. Fans of John Cena remember the sports-entertainer-turned-actor rocking countless throwback looks throughout the early days of his WWE tenure. Fans can purchase various baseball-style uniforms on the WWE and AEW websites, although your place to get a Trash Pandas one just like Kingston’s is right here.\n\nBefore his title fight, Kingston kept things from getting too out of hand physically. But if he ever needs a tag team partner, he can likely count on the club’s mascot, Sprocket, to have his back. We’ve heard he’s good with a trash can.”,”type”:”text”},{“__typename”:”OEmbed”,”html”:”
Happy #NationalMascotDay to the one and only Sprocket! â¤ï¸ pic.twitter.com/4JFohPNZT3
— Rocket City Trash Pandas (@trashpandas) June 17, 2021
\n\n\n”,”providerName”:”Twitter”,”providerUrl”:” ready to talk trash to your opponent before a title fight? Rock a Trash Pandas jersey, naturally.\nEddie Kingston has never been one to mince his words. 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Rohit Sharma revealed Indiaâ€s new T20 World Cup 2026 jersey during the mid-innings break of the second ODI in Raipur. He presented it on stage with Tilak Varma, along with BCCI secretary Devajit Saikia and Adidas officials.
The jersey has a deep blue base with bright orange panels on the sides. The tricolor is now placed on the collar, and vertical blue stripes run across the front.
Rohit spoke about Indiaâ€s T20 World Cup journey, saying it felt great to win the 2024 title and that hosting the 2026 tournament will make it even more exciting. He is the tournament ambassador for the 2026 World Cup.
Suryakumar Yadav was absent due to domestic cricket commitments, and vice-captain Shubman Gill is rehabbing a neck injury.
The 2026 T20 World Cup will be held from February 7 to March 8 in India and Sri Lanka. Twenty teams will take part in the tournament, with Italy making their debut. India will face the USA in their opening match at Wankhede on February 7. The top two teams from each group will reach the Super Eight, followed by the semi-finals and the final on March 8 in either Ahmedabad or Colombo.
India Jersey for T20 World Cup 2026
Below is the India Jersey for T20 World Cup 2026
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— Punjab Kings (@PunjabKingsIPL) December 3, 2025
Rohit Sharma Named Tournament Ambassador for the ICC Menâ€s T20 World Cup 2026
Rohit Sharma was appointed as the tournament ambassador for the ICC Menâ€s T20 World Cup 2026, which will be held in India and Sri Lanka. He previously led India to the T20 World Cup title in 2024 and was also part of the champion team in 2007.
Rohit scored 4231 T20I runs in his career, averaging 32.01 with a strike rate of 140.89. In the 2007 World Cup, he made key unbeaten knocks of 50* against South Africa and 30* in the final against Pakistan.
In 2024, he captained India to the trophy, scoring 257 runs at a strike rate of 156.70. His best innings included 92 off 41 against Australia and 57 off 39 against England in the semi-final. After winning the 2024 title, he retired from T20Is.
Indiaâ€s Schedule and Format Details for the ICC Menâ€s T20 World Cup 2026
India will play in a 20-team T20 World Cup held in India and Sri Lanka from February 7 to March 8, 2026. Matches will take place in Mumbai, Delhi, Kolkata, Chennai, and Ahmedabad in India and in Colombo and Pallekele in Sri Lanka. The top two teams from each group move to the Super Eight, then to the semifinals.
India begins their campaign on February 7 at Wankhede Stadium in Mumbai. They play their second match on February 12 in Delhi. India faces Pakistan on February 15 at the R. Premadasa Stadium in Colombo. Their final group match is on February 18 in Ahmedabad.
The tournament final is on March 8 at the Narendra Modi Stadium in Ahmedabad, unless Pakistan reaches the final, in which case it will be held in Colombo.
FAQs
Q. How many T20 World Cups has India won?
A. India has won the T20 World Cup twice, in 2007 and 2024.
Q. When is the T20 World Cup 2026 scheduled?
A. The group stage will be held from February 7 to 20, the Super Eight from February 21 to March 1, the semi-finals on March 4 and 5, and the final on March 8.
Q. Who is the brand ambassador for the T20 World Cup 2026?
A. Rohit Sharma is the brand ambassador for the ICC T20 World Cup 2026.
Q. Who is hosting the 2026 T20 World Cup?
A. The 2026 T20 World Cup will be co-hosted by India and Sri Lanka.
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Former New Jersey Devils defenseman Callan Foote has signed a new professional contract with the AHL Chicago Wolves, the team announced.
Foote is signed to a standard AHL contract.
The 26-year-old has not played a game since the 2023-24 season. He took a leave from the New Jersey Devils after he was charged with sexual assault in connection with an alleged incident from June 2018. He was charged alongside Carter Hart, Michael McLeod, Alex Formenton, and Dillon Dube, all members of the Canada 2018 World Hockey Junior team.
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All of the players were acquitted of the charges in July of this year.
They were all eligible to be re-signed by NHL teams, allowed to sign on October 15, and play on December 1st.
Of the five players, only Carter Hart signed with an NHL team, and he is expected to make his debut with the Vegas Golden Knights as soon as Tuesday.
Michael McLeod signed with Avangard Omsk in the KHL.
Foote will now join the AHL with the Carolina Hurricanes AHL affiliate.
The former first-round selection in the 2017 NHL Draft played with the Tampa Bay Lightning, Nashville Predators, and New Jersey Devils.
He will now continue his career with the Chicago Wolves.
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The New Jersey Devils drew attention Monday by warming up without helmets, leading to a league warning.
The team hit the ice to honor Brenden Dillonâ€s 1,000th NHL game, wearing No. 5 Jerseys, hats, and special numbers on their sleeves. ​
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While their support was evident, the NHL noted that warming up without helmets violated league rules.
​In 2023-24, the NHL mandated that all players who joined the league after the 2019-20 season wear helmets during warmups. ​The rule is officially NHL rule 9.6, which states that “it is mandatory for all players who entered the NHL beginning with the 2019-2020 season or later to wear their helmet during pre-game warm-up. To be clear, all players who entered the League before the 2019-2020 season and who are currently playing are exempt from this mandate.â€â€‹
As a result, Deputy Commissioner Bill Daly issued the Devils a warning. ​Dalyâ€s warning comes amid a continuing trend of teams deciding not to wear helmets during warmups. ​
Last Wednesday, the Ottawa Senators decided as a team not to wear helmets in hopes of shifting their luck. The Senators won that game.
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​The San Jose Sharks also aimed to turn their season around by removing helmets in warmups; however, the team ultimately lost that game.
​Unlike the other teams, the Devils did not forgo helmets in hopes of turning their season around.
The team chose to wear hats to honor their teammate, who became the only active undrafted player to reach 1,000 games. ​
The night didnâ€t go as hoped. Dillon left the game after Dmitri Voronkov dropped the gloves and knocked the Devils defenseman to the ice. Dillon returned for the second period before exiting the game again. He did not play in the third period.
​Not only that, but the Devils also lost their second straight home game, after starting the season without a regulation home loss for the first 10 games. ​
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The team was only issued a warning for violating the NHL rule–a fortunate result. ​
The Devils face the Dallas Stars next.
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The New Jersey Devils will have to finish Monday’s contest against the Columbus Blue Jackets without defenceman Jonas Siegenthaler.
Siegenthaler received a game misconduct in the second period after fighting Adam Fantilli. As the two grappled, the Devils D-man’s jersey came off, as it wasn’t tied down, resulting in the misconduct penalty.
Rule 46.13 reads as follows:
“A player who engages in a fight and whose jersey is not properly ‘tied-down’ (jersey properly fastened to pants), and who loses his jersey (completely off his torso) in that altercation, shall receive a game misconduct penalty.”
There was some debate about whether Siegenthaler should have been assessed the misconduct, as he didn’t drop his gloves until the end of his fight with Fantilli.
Rule 46.13 also states that:
“A player who is involved in an altercation, when the opponent has been identified as an instigator, shall not be assessed a game misconduct penalty if his jersey should be removed by an opponent or an official in the discharge of his duties, regardless as to whether or not he was properly ‘tied-down.’”
But it seemed pretty evident that Siegenthaler entered the scrum with the intention of getting involved with Fantilli, so he was likely deemed a willing participant by officials.
Siegenthaler had played 6:06 before the fight, recording a minus-1 rating.
The 28-year-old entered Monday’s game with two assists in 25 games while averaging 19:55 of ice time.
The Siegenthaler-Fantilli bout came in the midst of a heated period between the two teams. Through the first 10 minutes of the second, there were 14 separate infractions — eight of them for fighting — called by officials.
Shah Rukh Khan with Andre Russell Shah Rukh Khan, co-owner of Kolkata Knight Riders (KKR), shared a heartfelt and witty tribute to Andre Russell on Sunday following his announcement of retirement from the Indian Premier League (IPL).The three-time champions surprisingly released Russell ahead of the IPL 2026 auction, scheduled for December 15 in Abu Dhabi. Despite a disappointing 2025 season, Russell had consistently performed well over the years and earned the Most Valuable Player award in 2015 and 2019.Shah Rukh Khan expressed his excitement about Russell’s new role as power coach through his X account.”Thank you for the wonderful memories, Andre. Our Knight in shining armour!!! Your contribution to @KKRiders is one for the books… and here’s to another chapter in your fantastic journey as a sportsman…,” SRK wrote on X. “The power coach – passing down the wisdom, the muscle and of course the power down to our boys in purple and gold… And yes, any other jersey would indeed look weird on you my man… Muscle Russell for life! Love u… on behalf of the team and everyone who loves the sport!!”KKR aim to perform better in the upcoming season after missing the playoffs last year.Russell, who joined KKR in 2014, holds the position of second-highest run-scorer for the franchise. He has accumulated 2658 runs in 139 games, including 13 half-centuries, with a strike rate of 175.09.His bowling achievements are equally impressive, as he stands as the second-highest wicket-taker for KKR with 124 wickets.The team now faces the challenge of filling the void left by Russell’s departure. However, they enter the auction with the largest purse among all teams, totalling Rs 64.30 crore.
The Full Gear 2025 pay-per-view was a night full of great action and now it appears that several former WWE talent were present backstage at the show.
According to PWInsider, several notable names were backstage at AEW Full Gear. Former WWE and ECW star Dawn Marie attended the show with her family; she currently resides in New Jersey. Former WWE ring announcer and wife of Ricochet Samantha Irvin was also backstage during the event.
Marq Quen from Private Party was present as well, though his tag partner Isiah Kassidy was not backstage. In addition to all of them, former ROH owner Cary Silkin stopped by for a visit before the show.
The Full Gear pay-per-view was headlined by Adam Page defending the AEW World Championship against Samoa Joe, which saw Joe win the title and it was immediately followed with Swerve Stricklandâ€s return.
Nonetheless, itâ€s clear everyone who was present backstage had a ton of fun watching the whole show from start to finish. So we will have to wait and see whether AEW will continue the momentum with their Worlds End pay-per-view next month.
What are your thoughts on the backstage appearances at the AEW Full Gear pay-per-view? Let us know in the comments section below!
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- Dan Hajducky is a staff writer for ESPN. He has an MFA in creative writing from Fairfield University and played on the men’s soccer teams at Fordham and Southern Connecticut State universities.
Over the weekend, Yogi Berra’s 1947 New York Yankees jersey, which was photo-matched to the second game of Berra’s rookie season, sold for $363,505, including buyer’s premium, at Grey Flannel Auctions.
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Berra debuted in 1946 but played only seven games that season. He wore No. 38 and No. 35 during his debut season and 35 in 1947, while Bill Dickey, who won eight World Series titles as a Yankees catcher, wore No. 8. Dickey retired as a player following the 1946 season and Aaron Robinson, a 1947 All-Star, inherited No. 8 before Berra. The Yankees retired No. 8 in 1972 to honor both Dickey and Berra.
In that era, game-worn jerseys were often donated to local youth organizations like the Boys & Girls Club. In 1959, a boy named Sonny Marino reached into a box at the Boys & Girls Club of Harlem and selected a uniform at random. While the inner tag on the uniform’s back read “Berra” in cursive, the number — 35 — didn’t match Berra’s famous 8.
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In 2009, the Marino family brought the jersey to an autograph signing where the then-84-year-old Berra signed it below the Yankees logo. The jersey was subsequently displayed in the Yogi Berra Museum before it was consigned to Grey Flannel Auctions.
The lot included photo-matching certificates/letters of authenticity from Professional Sports Authenticator (PSA/DNA) and Sports Investors Authentication (SIA) pinning the jersey to Berra’s second game in the 1947 season — on April 17 against the Philadelphia Athletics. A separate letter of authenticity (LOA) from James Spence Authentication verifying the jersey’s signature was also part of the lot.
In the same auction, Berra’s road pants from the 1956 World Series and Don Larsen’s perfect game also sold for $188,564. SIA also photo-matched the pants to the Oct. 8, 1956 game.
Berra’s pants from Don Larsen’s perfect game in the 1956 World Series sold for $188,564. Courtesy of Grey Flannel Auctions
“Having both Yogi Berra’s 1947 rookie jersey and his 1956 Perfect Game pants in a single auction is simply unprecedented,” said Grey Flannel Auctions’ director of operations, Michael Russek in a statement. “These bookend one of the greatest catchers in baseball history — from Berra’s first steps as a Yankee to the immortal image of him leaping into Don Larsen’s arms after perfection.”
Poetically, the record paid for a Berra item is the jersey from Larsen’s perfect game, which Grey Flannel Auctions sold in 2010 for $564,930.
Another NBA season means more City Edition uniforms, and teams are making the most of their designs this year.
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The 2025-26 season marks the ninth campaign of the collaboration between Nike and the NBA on the uniforms. Contrary to previous iterations, this year’s theme is all about “remixing” previous designs, with most teams reviving fan favorites with, at most, slight tweaks.
The “Cream City” threads are back for the Milwaukee Bucks. It’s a fiesta theme again for the San Antonio Spurs. The Phoenix Suns pay homage to “The Valley,” while it’s all about the “California Dream” for the Los Angeles Lakers.
Here’s a look at each NBA team’s 2025-26 City Edition uniform.
Atlanta’s Peachtree uniform stole the show when it came onto the scene during the 2022-23 campaign. The Hawks are bringing it back with slight modifications: “Peachtree” appears across the chest instead of “Atlanta,” with a block-style font for the numbers and a peach designed as a basketball on the pant buckle, substituting for “ATL.”
Boston is making history with its “Gold Standard” threads — it is the first time in franchise history the Celtics will wear a uniform without green. The white uniform has gold numbers and text with a black trim.
This marks Boston’s fourth City Edition uniform that includes gold in the design.
A new chapter in our storybook of Legends 📖 pic.twitter.com/56ixmSgUt6
— Boston Celtics (@celtics) September 24, 2025
There might not be a more popular uniform in City Edition history than the Nets’ Notorious B.I.G.-inspired threads, which will return this season. Brooklyn debuted the look that honors the legendary rapper in 2018.
The black threads feature a multicolored “Brooklyn Camo” pattern across the lining of the jersey and down the side of the pants. According to the Nets, the pattern is also inspired by the Brooklyn-born rapper while “symbolizing both the borough’s cultural diversity and diversity of the Nets’ fan base.”
The Hornets’ home city is named after Charlotte of Mecklenburg-Strelitz, queen of Great Britain and Ireland for 57 years. The team’s new orange, blue and yellow colorway call to mind the bird of paradise, Queen Charlotte’s favorite flower, which was named “Strelitzia reginae” in her honor.
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🔗 pic.twitter.com/sDVnSLbvus— Charlotte Hornets (@hornets) November 11, 2025
Chicago is going back to its original City Edition design from the 2017-18 season with slight modifications. The Bulls are swapping the white uniform for black. “Chicago” will now appear across the chest in Chicago blue instead of red.
The Chicago flag inspired the original design, which includes four red stars on the side of the jersey to represent it. Those stars return on the side in blue.
The Cavaliers are back to partnering with the Cleveland Metroparks for this season’s design, which is a remix of the 2022-23 uniform. That uniform was also inspired by the Park District, but the colors were tan and blue, contrary to the “orange front” that covers the majority of this one.
“The Land” runs across the chest and the player numbers are similar to that of the 2022-23 threads — a reimagined version of the Cavaliers’ 1980-83 block-style look.
We’re proud to be teaming up with the Cleveland Metroparks again – this time for the 2025-26 City Edition uniform, a fresh remix of our fan-favorite 2022-23 look.
â˜€ï¸ The Cleveland Metroparks, established more than 100 years ago, is home to 18 reservations and over 300 miles of… pic.twitter.com/9j0a82NqhQ
— Cleveland Cavaliers (@cavs) November 11, 2025
The classical mythological creature, the Pegasus, is the theme of the Mavericks’ City Edition uniforms. The creature serves as a beacon of hope and progress, according to Dallas, with the city appropriately nicknamed “The Pegasus City.”
In 1934, Dallas citizens installed a giant Pegasus sign on top of what was then the tallest building west of the Mississippi River — the 29-story Magnolia Hotel. It now appears in front of the Omni Dallas Hotel. The Mavericks’ black threads include neon blue wings on the side and “Dallas” across the chest in classic Greek font.
The Nuggets are remixing a previously remixed look.
Denver’s threads include a rainbow skyline, which the franchise donned from 1981 to 1993. In 2018, the Nuggets brought the feature back for their City Edition uniforms — an all-white design. The next season, they flipped the colors to make it all-black, turning the uniform into one of the more popular combinations in franchise history.
That look returns again this season, paying homage to the classic design.
The rumors are true 😠pic.twitter.com/lYXxyA7vTl
— Denver Nuggets (@nuggets) August 1, 2025
With Pistons basketball in a resurgence, the team is celebrating iconic moments of the franchise with its uniform.
The oil gray threads include the signature lightning bolt motif on the side panels of the jersey and shorts, similar to the 1970s and 1980s. On the middle of the pants’ waistband is the flaming horse logo from the teal uniforms Detroit wore during the late 1990s and early 2000s. The pants also pair the Pistons’ current primary logo with the “Detroit Pistons Basketball Club” one they used when they relocated to Detroit in 1957.
It’s all in the details 🔥 pic.twitter.com/wYxomvuC9P
— Detroit Pistons (@DetroitPistons) November 11, 2025
A tribute to Oakland, California, “The Town” has been a theme of the Warriors’ uniforms through the years. They memorably wore black Statement Edition uniforms that donned the phrase during championship-winning seasons in 2017 and 2018. There was a gold “Earned Edition” look worn alongside it during the 2018-19 campaign.
Golden State will wear its cream uniforms that feature a dark gold trim and “The Town” across the chest.
“H-Town” has often run across the chest of the Rockets’ City Edition uniforms, and this campaign is no different. Houston is bringing back its design from the 2023-24 season, with “H-Town” in a sleek font and players’ names and numbers bolded in a collegiate font.
The Rockets also paid homage to the “Phi Slama Jama” era that franchise legends Hakeem Olajuwon and Clyde Drexler popularized during their time at the University of Houston. A dunking astronaut emblem appears on the side of the shorts as a nod to Houston’s status as “space city,” and Phi Slama Jama’s high-flying play.
City threads coming soon to a court near you..
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— Houston Rockets (@HoustonRockets) October 13, 2025
Indiana’s uniforms pay homage to the past, serving as a “tribute to the moments that define us, the fans who support us and is attached with pride and heart,” according to the Pacers.
The uniforms boast “Pacers” lettering across the chest directly inspired by the 1984-1990 uniforms. The lettering is surrounded by the famous blocking designed by Olympic gold medalist Florence Griffith Joyner. Indiana’s current logo is remixed with the original 1967 design on one side of the pants, while the belt buckle has a silhouette of the state of Indiana.
The Clippers are celebrating their journey from Buffalo roots through San Diego to Los Angeles with a look that reimagines their 2018-19 City Edition jerseys. The main difference this time around is the bold orange instead of blue as the main color, which the franchise wore in Buffalo and San Diego. The “LA” wordmark across the chest is inspired by the 1984 Olympic Games, which coincided with the Clippers’ inaugural season in Los Angeles.
The Lakers’ all-black 2023-24 uniforms were nicknamed “The California Dream” and became a memorable alternate design. It includes a triangle wordmark, throwing it back to the Lakers’ early days in Los Angeles and number font the franchise wore from 1999 to 2017.
“The California Dream” returns. @bibigoUSA x City Edition pic.twitter.com/HvkFiXwBfC
— Los Angeles Lakers (@Lakers) August 1, 2025
With this being the Grizzlies’ 25th season in Memphis, they are highlighting Stax Records, singer and producer Isaac Hayes and the city’s legendary musical legacy. Platinum detailing throughout the threads is a nod to the millions of records of Memphis swing sold around the world.
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City Edition Jerseys are now available in the Grizz Den 👀
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The NBA’s best-selling team City Edition uniform of all-time is back with the Heat’s “Original Vice Nights” look returning.
It comes back with a minor tweak — a commemorative jersey patch celebrating the 20th anniversary of the Heat’s 2006 NBA championship. Outside of that, it remains unchanged from the 2018-19 design, which coincided with franchise legend Dwyane Wade’s final NBA season.
Milwaukee’s “Cream City” threads are back once again. The Bucks debuted this look during the 2019-20 campaign, celebrating the cream city bricks the city was built upon. The blue and green trim and script font pays homage to the Bucks’ history, while the shorts’ buckle includes a salute to the state of Wisconsin.
Minnesota’s Prince-inspired look is making a triumphant return. The purple-laced threads honoring the late singer were first worn in the 2018-19 campaign and designed in close collaboration with Nike and the Prince estate.
The Pelicans are once again paying homage to New Orleans’ spirit, individuality and vibrant nightlife with the return of the 2023-24 City Edition threads. It remains untouched with a neon-on-block colorway and a “Skelican” logo on the shorts.
The Knicks announced their City Edition uniforms while sharing a merchandise partnership with New York City fashion and lifestyle brand, Kith. The cream uniforms include orange numbers and “New York” across the chest. Appearing in white, “NYC” also hovers over a blue Nike swoosh on the left side of the jersey for a neat element.
Oklahoma City drew direct inspiration from its 2018-19 design, paying homage to the Native and Indigenous cultures of Oklahoma.
The previous look had a lighter shade of blue, but also included “OKC” in interlocking geometric shapes at the center. One of the more specific details is a turtle emblem hidden in the right leg of the shorts with its squares and arrows pointing toward Oklahoma City, reflecting the four sacred directions.
Orlando pays tribute to the Magic’s history with specific elements from multiple eras.
The “Magic” with a star as the “a” and above the dot of the “i” across the chest is similar to what the franchise wore from 1989 to the 2000s. Orlando returned that design element for its primary uniforms this season. The inset panel on the shorts boasts the original ball and star trail logo and “Orlando” appears on the waistband, an element first introduced in 2008.
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— Orlando Magic (@OrlandoMagic) November 11, 2025
There is no shortage of history to lean on in the city of Philadelphia, and the 76ers chose the Liberty Bell as inspiration for their uniform. Elements of the bell appear throughout the dark navy design, most notably on the waistband of the shorts.
The Liberty Bell. 🔔
A symbol that unites us all. Resilient and Unbreakable.
This is the 2025-26 City Edition. @cryptocom pic.twitter.com/q9S3CAu9U7
— Philadelphia 76ers (@sixers) November 11, 2025
The Suns’ all-black threads were first worn during their NBA Finals run in the 2020-21 season, and they return untouched. “The Valley” wordmark appears on top of a silhouette of Camelback Mountain, one of Arizona’s most recognizable landmarks. There’s a gradient on the side of the shorts that’s a modernized take on the Arizona sunsets, adding to a sleek design.
A unique design from the 2022-23 season returns for the Trail Blazers, which is a nod to the original carpet pattern of the Portland International Airport. The teal pattern includes geometric shapes and runs diagonally across the jersey under “PDX” and on the side of the shorts.
In the 2022-23 season, the Kings made history by wearing a gray uniform for the first time in franchise history. That look returns this season with never-before-worn shades of purple by the Kings — deep ink and bright violet inspired by the glow of the beam outside Golden 1 Center.
The beam is also represented on the side of the uniform with stripes that radiate from a bright glow. The side panels also include the message: “Sacramento Proud.”
San Antonio’s best-selling City Edition uniform returns, a design that brings back the Fiesta colorway and is inspired by the team’s 1990 warmup jacket. Notably, the Spurs revealed that they will also wear this uniform next season.
The all-black threads include Fiesta-colored stripes on the side and under the classic “San Antonio” wordmark that runs across the chest.
While last season’s City Edition uniform paid homage to an iconic Vince Carter dunk, the Raptors are highlighting their 2019 championship run for this year’s design. During the 2021-22 season, Toronto’s City Edition look included a Raptor donning the threads from the 2019 NBA Finals clinching game.
The black and gold colors on those threads are being tweaked to Canadian red and white with the Raptor returning in the center. “Toronto” appears in white runs across the chest, with the number in red alongside a Raptor wearing the exact uniform the team wore in Game 6 of the 2019 NBA Finals.
Similar to the Bulls, the Jazz are reverting to their original City Edition design that paid homage to Utah’s terrain. That uniform from the 2017-18 season was in red, while the 2025-26 edition has a midnight black to gray gradient inspired by the state’s rugged mountain landscape.
Also unique to this look is its side — the paths from Salt Lake City to St. George and Salt Lake City to Moab are featured in sky blue.
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Though the Wizards used elements from their 2021-22 City Edition design, this uniform is all about the gold alternates the franchise wore from 2006 to 2009. The black-and-gold look includes “Washington” in white across the chest and the DMV insignia on the left side of the shorts — a nod to the 2021 look, which included “DMV” on a D.C. area sports team’s uniform for the first time.
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Nicholas Dickason is repping the Dallas Mavericks once again.
The Dallas Mavericks fan, who made headlines for the conversation he had with team governor Patrick Dumont while wearing a No. 77 Luka DonÄić Los Angeles Lakers jersey, was donning a Cooper Flagg jersey for the team’s Wednesday game against the Phoenix Suns at American Airlines Center.
He was also pleased with the team’s decision to fire former general manager Nico Harrison and said, “I’m a Mavs fan. And I’m glad Nico’s gone.”
Dickason was seen talking with Dumont in courtside seats during the Mavericks’ loss to the Milwaukee Bucks on Monday. Christian Clark of The Athletic reported that the fan said Dumont expressed regret with the trade that sent DonÄić to the Lakers.
“Basically Patrick was like, he feels horrible for the trade. And wants to make it up to us,” Dickason said. “That’s basically what he said. He accepted my apology for it as well.”
Dickason might not be the only one happy the Mavericks fired Harrison.
NBA insiders Jake Fischer and Ian Begley reported some of the players preferred to play on the road because of the “Fire Nico” chants that echoed through American Airlines Center. ESPN’s Tim MacMahon reported “maintaining decent morale” had become difficult for players.
The trade sent DonÄić, who was the franchise cornerstone and a fan favorite in Dallas, to Los Angeles for Anthony Davis, Max Christie and a 2029 first-round pick. Davis has struggled to stay healthy since arriving with the Mavericks, and DonÄić has continued to thrive for the Purple and Gold.
In fact, he’s averaging 37.1 points per game this season alone for a Lakers team that is 8-3.
By comparison, Dallas is 3-8 and battling near the bottom of the Western Conference standings. But at least the players can take solace knowing Dickason is wearing the home team’s jersey after the Harrison move.