Some fans clamored to see a court that matched the magnitude of the event – meaning they didn’t want to see a court that was ...

Now is the time Oklahomans have been waiting for: the OKC Thunder are competing in the NBA Finals. But some fans feel ...

The visual of the logo makes the moment feel big, and the NBA should focus on making moments feel bigger — especially for a television audience.

NBA fans have begged ESPN/ABC to make the NBA Finals feel a little more like an NBA Finals. Apparently, the TV executives have listened.

The Oklahoma City Thunder defeated the Indiana Pacers in Game 7 of the NBA Finals on Sunday. While the celebration starts in ...

Though the league is big on flashy courts during the NBA Cup, the NBA Finals courts have been understated. That may change.

NBA commissioner Adam Silver speaks to the media during a press conference before the Pacers’ Game 1 win over the Thunder in the NBA Finals on June 5, 2025 at Paycom Center in Oklahoma City.

With this added exposure for playoffs branding, we determined the logos on the court were unnecessary." More: Celebrate OKC Thunder's amazing season and run to NBA Finals with our commemorative book ...

Indeed, virtual NBA Finals logos popped up during Sunday's Game 2, but they didn't quite hit the same. Yes, the league and ESPN heard the gripes and at least did something, but the results were ...

Make the finals look & feel like The Finals. — JJ Watt (@JJWatt) June 6, 2025 I don’t know if the NBA made the call or if ABC/ESPN made the call, but a trophy was part of the coverage Sunday ...