Tune into Game 1 of the NBA Finals and the court looked like the one the Oklahoma City Thunder would use for a random Tuesday night game in January. There was no Larry O’Brien trophy logo on the court ...

The Cleveland Cavaliers featured a small version of the trophy near a corner of the court in 2017, and the 2020 bubble finals in Orlando, Fla., had a massive finals logo that was sponsored by YouTube.

There was no Larry O'Brien trophy logo on the court, no NBA Finals logo on the court, just the usual Paycom logo. Advertisement NBA Twitter took notice and it became a discussion point during Game 1.

This is just half-hearted court planning by the NBA. In the future, we hope the league honors the past and puts a little elbow grease into designing what the NBA Finals aesthetics will look like ...

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In 2005, the league added the huge trophy decal at center court, which was used through 2009. After that, the NBA returned to using smaller Finals logos from 2010 to 2014 before removing decals ...

For the first time in a long while, the NBA Finals trophy was seen on the hardwood in Game 2 of the finals matchup between the Oklahoma City Thunder and the Indiana Pacers.

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Richard Jefferson expresses support for return of on-court NBA Finals trophy logo "Can I get one?" Richard Jefferson. ESPN NBA By Ben Axelrod on 06/06/2025 06/06/2025.