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Back to Top. Net is your virtual museum dedicated to education of the history of sports logos and sports uniforms. The SportsLogos. Net "Leaf-Star" Logo is trademarked and property of this site. Please note: SportsLogos. If you'd like to use any of the research from this site, please properly credit this site and provide a link back. There is a yellow basketball behind the cavalier. In , the team changed the logo again with an orange-and-black-outlined basketball going into a white net inside a black background.

The inaugural Mavericks logo in featured a light green basketball with a blue M, and on the top right of it was a cowboy hat. In , the team shifted to a different logo, incorporating a shield concept with the head of a stallion and the mane sweeping outward over a basketball. The current Mavericks logo underwent slight color iterations as the shield is a darker gray and the shade of blue next to the stallion appears darker. It was a design by the then-owner, Bill Ringsby.

The first Denver Nuggets logo in featured a miner with a red beard and an axe in his right hand and basketball in his left with his legs spread apart. In , the team changed its logo to a rainbow colored semi-circle with the cities being in rainbow colors, but the Rocky Mountains being white. The wordmark had a similar font, but it was in black. The current Nuggets logo unveiled in features two gold pickaxes crossing each other with a mountain peak at the top of where the points of the axes meet.

A half-white and half-yellow basketball appears at the bottom. There is a yellow and red trim around the logo and two uniquely shaped stars on each side of the logo. The Detroit Pistons were not always the Detroit Pistons. They were once the Ft. Wayne Zollner Pistons, in which the first logo was an animated character, who appears to be made out of red cans going in for a layup.

The whole logo is encircled in blue. The red basketball outline is encircled by a blue ring. The whole logo is enclosed with white and blue rings.

In , they changed to their current logo, which is similar to the logo used from to , but now it has a darker red, blue and new font for the wordmark. There is also a gray ring around the blue ring. The background on the wordmark is white while a blue trim and yellow ring enclose it. The last San Francisco Warriors logo, from to , was a blue bridge signifying the Golden Gate Bridge and a yellow background encircled with a blue ring. In , the first Golden State Warriors logo is an outline of California in blue and a blue star located on the Bay Area with yellow serving as the California color and the logo color.

The number 14 in blue is to the right of the outline of California. The current Warriors logo, released in , features the new Bay Bridge in yellow on a blue background with yellow and blue rings around it. In , the team chose to drastically change its logo. In , they introduced their first Braves logo featuring a yellow basketball with red feathers on top and inside of the basketball was a blue buffalo. The team moved to San Diego in , prompting a new logo, which featured three white masts with a red sun on the farthest one, and it was enclosed in a blue circular background.

In , the team changed boldness of the red and blue, making both darker, but still keeping the same logo as before. The first Lakers logo featured the state of Minnesota in white with a gold star on Minneapolis.

In , the logo has some slight alterations with the ball being more yellow and rotated with the wordmark being light purple. The current Lakers logo, released in , has some slight color iterations with the ball becoming more gold, the purple being darker, and the outline of the basketball in black being darker as well. The Memphis Grizzlies were the Vancouver Grizzlies from to , with a menacing grizzly bear holding a red basketball in its right claw. The logo in features a blue grizzly bear with different accents of blue on its face.

A darker shade of blue appears on the right side of its face, with the eyes being yellow. The current logo was updated in from the original concept. The flaming basketball is red with the end of the flame being orange and going through a white hoop.

The wordmark is the same and slightly darker. A new, revamped logo was unveiled in and shows a menacing-looking buck in green with purple eyes. Behind it is a purple triangle background. In , some slight changes were made to the Bucks logo. The current logo, from , features a more intimidating-looking buck in green with the eyes, ears and nasal structure being white.

The white wordmark is inside the logo with a sturdy font, and it is curved around the chest of the buck. The first Minnesota Timberwolves logo in is an aggressive-looking wolf in blue and white, inside a green ring on top of a gray basketball with a blue outline.

In , the team revamped its logo with a half-silver, half-black menacing-looking wolf with trees on both sides of it. The current logo, unveiled in , is new and improved. It features a blended navy blue and gray wolf howling with a lighter shade of blue basketball and a green star in the background. Also, the eyes of the hornet and the stripes on the stinger are a darker blue. The team changed its name to Pelicans in and released a new logo — the current logo — featuring a navy-blue pelican with gold wings holding a gold basketball in its red beak.

There is a red fleur de lis at the top of the logo. Also, the basketball is orange with black seams. The current logo was updated in and include some small alterations from the previous logo version. The logo is on a green background that looks almost like a backboard on a basketball hoop. There is an orange and a blue streak behind the logo. A blue and silver basketball with black streaks and silver stars is at the bottom of the logo.

Red and white stripes that make out a circle are a background to the map, and blue and red stars surround the logo. The Nationals moved to Philadelphia in , and the team became the 76ers.

From to , the logo had the previous logo, but it was smaller and inside a white basketball with blue seams.