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The NBA Finals are just a few short days away, and the buildup continues as we approach the two biggest weeks on the NBA calendar.
The matchup is set, as the Knicks and Spurs will face off in the Finals.
What's also set is the court designs each team will have for their home games, and there's an exciting change to their appearance that hasn't been on NBA Finals courts in quite a few years.
2026 NBA Finals court designs revealed, with return of trophy on Knicks and Spurs courts
The NBA announced on Sunday night a preview of what the courts for the Spurs and Knicks will look like during the NBA Finals.
The courts will have logos like the classic 'NBA Finals' printed on the floor, but there will also be the return of the iconic trophy logo at center court.
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This is a feature fans have been begging to see added in the past couple of years, as some of the past NBA Finals series felt less special without these physical logos, for example.
The NBA heard the complaints and decided to listen to the fans and make a change.
In a digital era, they faced some criticism in the past couple of years for putting virtual logos on the court, but the courts will now feature a physical Finals trophy logo on the court.
This will certainly give the courts a more aesthetic look, but it will also let players expand on their range if they take any 'logo threes' during the series.
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