Pacers, Spurs, Nuggets, Nets unveil ABA-inspired uniforms, courts

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          • Kalan HooksOct 13, 2026, 12:21 AM

          A handful of NBA franchises are going back in time to add new (somewhat) uniforms to their closets.

          The Brooklyn Nets, Indiana Pacers, Denver Nuggets and San Antonio Spurs unveiled their classic edition uniform and courts Monday. The looks pay homage to the franchises' respective milestone ABA anniversaries.

          The Nets' uniforms take inspiration from the New York Nets era from the late 1960s and early 1970s. With a white primary base, the uniform features the "Nets" wordmark in red cursive. Red, white and blue stripes fill the collar, waistband and side of the jerseys and shorts in celebration of the franchise's 60th anniversary.

          Indiana is turning back the clock with its iconic blue road uniforms, featuring its original 1967 logo on the shorts. Asymmetrical racing stripes start on the right shoulder and cross over to the left to the bottom of the shorts. It's an ode to the 60th anniversary of the franchise, which won three ABA championships before joining the NBA.

          The franchise will also have a court to match the ABA throwbacks for 10 nights throughout the season that will feature retro graphics and classic music.

          San Antonio's edition will feature a classic silver base with the Spurs wordmark. The uniform also features the iconic diamond on the bottom of the shorts with a spur logo in the center. The team will debut the look against the Dallas Mavericks on Nov. 4.

          Denver is paying homage to its pre-Nuggets era and returning to the Rockets ABA days with an orange look. It features an arched "Denver" wordmark in black letters outlined in white. The original Rockets logo appears on the bottom right of the shorts and also honors the franchise's 60th anniversary.

          The Nuggets will debut the look Dec. 27 against Indiana.