Are The Pistons Getting A New Logo Next Season?
By Dan Jenkins
@DanTJenkins
The Detroit Pistons have had a pretty steady theme when it comes to logos and uniforms throughout the years -- with the exception of the teal and maroon days.
The classic red, white and blue theme the team uses is timeless, but the franchise may now be looking for a change of pace. Graphic designer Conrad Burry dug up some Adidas documents on Friday that show blank spaces where three NBA teams' primary logos were supposed to be for next season -- including the Pistons -- hinting that they may be getting new logos.
EXCLUSIVE: It appears the Jazz, Kings and Pistons will be receiving new primary logos for the 2016-17 season: pic.twitter.com/hmL8WPltnC
— Conrad Burry ???????????? (@conradburry) February 12, 2016
Might be on to something here. The adidas catalog shows that the Pistons uniform font will stay the same. https://t.co/T79XYMBP2m
— Conrad Burry ???????????? (@conradburry) February 12, 2016
If this inclination is true, maybe this mockup will be the new primary logo for the Pistons? https://t.co/T79XYMBP2m pic.twitter.com/3aPQ5YxyjB
— Conrad Burry ???????????? (@conradburry) February 12, 2016
The Pistons haven't change their logos since 2005 and have had the same jersey style since 2001.
No one can forget the horse head logos used from 1996 until 2005 -- first in teal and maroon and then in red, white and blue.
What everyone seems to think the team may be making a return is the old "Bad Boys" look.
What would you like to see the Pistons do if they make a change? Let us know in the comment section below!