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NBA Cup 2026: 30 Courts Unveiled – The Athletic Names the Best and Worst Designs

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The NBA has revealed the courts for the NBA Cup 2026: 30 individually designed courts with a shared base design. The Athletic has ranked them — the top list is here.

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The NBA has unveiled the courts for the upcoming NBA Cup 2026 – all 30 in individually designed versions. What stands out at first glance: All courts follow a shared design, with each franchise getting its own colors and team logo.

30 Courts, One Shared Concept

According to The Athletic, the 30 courts are identical in basic structure but differ through varying color palettes and team logos. This gives each arena its own character without losing the brand recognition of the NBA Cup. The principle: recognizability across all arenas, with enough room for each team's identity.

The Ranking: The Best and Weakest Designs

The sports magazine The Athletic took a closer look at the designs and ranked them – with the editors' favorites at the top and the less convincing designs at the bottom. If you want to see which courts won over the experts and which ones missed the mark, you'll find the full ranking with photos in the original article at The Athletic.

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