Spalding Unisex Adult 83735Z_6 Basketball, Yellow, Blue, 6

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Unlike the RYB and the CMYK color models, RGB is a form of additive color mixing. It’s used for mixing colored lights. In this color model, the primary colors are red, green, and blue. When all three mix together, they make white. The Spurs were once the Dallas Chaparrals. Their first logo in 1967 was a blue bird dribbling an ABA basketball.

The Sacramento Kings were once the Rochester Royals. The first Royals logo in 1945 featured a blue shield with blue and white trim, “ROCHESTER” in white and a white banner spelling out “ROYALS” in blue. In 1969, the team made slight changes to the logo with “bullets” matching the lighter blue of “BALTIMORE” and the basketball being a lighter orange. In 2010, the team changed boldness of the red and blue, making both darker, but still keeping the same logo as before.

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From there, the franchise moved to Milwaukee in 1951. The team shortened the name to “Hawks” and changed the logo to a white hawk, outlined in red, carrying a basketball with the basket underneath and the “Milwaukee Hawks” in a parabolic shape.

Nikecalled on Brooklyn-based artist Kaws to illustrate these two basketball courts which are located next to each other on Manhattan's Stanton Street in New York City.The Utah Jazz started as the New Orleans Jazz from 1974 to 1979. The New Orleans logo featured a purple “JAZZ” wordmark with the “J” being a jazz note, and at the end of the “J” was a purple, yellow and green colored basketball. “New Orleans” appeared on top of the “JAZZ” wordmark in bold above of both Z’s.

The design includes features that symbolise the city of Birmingham. For example, a crown has been painted onto the concrete which reflects The Jewellery Quarter in Birmingham.Squares of blue, white, red and yellow ethylene propylene diene monome (EPDM) rubber – a synthetic material commonly used on floors for sports – have been added to the court. From 1996-2007, a new Hawks logo was featured with a Hawk in red spreading out its wings, while its claws grasp onto a basketball. “ATLANTA HAWKS” is spread at the top of the logo. The next Jazz logo in 1996 was a dramatic alteration. The word “JAZZ” no longer featured the jazz note on the “J,” with the top half of each letter being light blue and the bottom half being purple. Behind that are the snowy Salt Lake City mountains, and under “JAZZ” is a semi-basketball in purple. It is surrounded by a copper ring with “UTAH” in purple inside of the ring at the top. From 1998-2012, the team’s logo returned to the shield design from the first logo with a ring around the shield. Inside the shield, a silver basketball was featured. The color scheme changed as the red got darker, navy blue was the change of blue, and the team added silver and gray. From 1979 to 1996, the design of the logo was transformed to a red and white logo with “Detroit Pistons” appearing in the center of a basketball outline. The red basketball outline is encircled by a blue ring.