On September 7, 2017, the Cavaliers unveiled a new court reflecting the new logo suite.
We keep track of this stuff here.
New Cavaliers Court Design Features
The maple hardwood floor features a light stain throughout the entire court and is framed with a bold black perimeter. Black was officially introduced as a new and permanent addition to the Cavaliers color palette as part of the team’s updated brand. The color black is a nod to the historic turning point in the 2016 NBA Finals when the Cavs wore their black-sleeved uniforms in games 5 and 7 of the NBA Finals on their way to winning the NBA Championship. The lane is solid wine with bright gold accents.
Displayed at center court is the team’s recently introduced global logo, “The Shield,” which salutes Cleveland’s emergence, and the Cavaliers prominent brand presence within the international marketplace. Cavs games are broadcast in over 192 countries and 13 territories throughout the world in 47 different languages. “The Shield” is also a nod to the some of the most engaged and passionate Cavs fans, including Wine & Gold United (the team’s year-round season ticket based club).
A shaded silhouette of the Cleveland skyline is front and center on the bottom half of the court represents the pride and excitement the Cavs bring to the city and region, and the special bond that exists between the team, the fans and the community.
The baselines, painted in black, display the new aggressive “Cleveland Cavaliers” font in wine and gold with sharp edges that are inspired by the sword. “Quicken Loans Arena” can be read on each half court, and the east sideline features “Cavs.com” near the home bench with the team’s Twitter handle “@Cavs” at the visitor’s bench. The Cavs DNA statement “All for One. One for All.” is centered on the west sideline and will include the names of all Wine & Gold United members (the team’s year-round season ticket based club) within the letters.
Designed by the Cavaliers graphics team, the court was constructed by Cincinnati Floor Company in Cincinnati, OH. It is composed of 210, 4’ x 8’ pieces and 15, 4’ x 4’ pieces, and takes approximately one hour to assemble.
The Cavaliers have introduced an updated logo collection that will launch in the upcoming 2017-18 season that simplifies and modernizes the look of the Cavaliers brand. The Cavs worked with Nike, Inc. on the new designs to infuse the most popular existing features of the franchise’s brand identity with new designs that reflect the progress and success of the team and organization.
The Cavs collaborated with the design team at Nike, who will become the NBA’s official uniform provider for the 2017-18 season, to create a logo suite that will complement the look of the new Cavaliers uniforms which will be unveiled later this summer. In addition, as part of a recently announced partnership between the Cavaliers and Goodyear Tire & Rubber Company, Goodyear’s iconic Wingfoot logo will appear on the Cavs player jerseys.
The new Cavaliers logos will carry forward both the popular “C-Sword” and “C” logos from previous years, as well as the original expression of Cavaliers Wine & Gold, the team’s first colors in their inaugural 1970 season, which were re-introduced in 2010-11. Navy remains a complimentary color, while black is officially introduced as a new and permanent addition to the Cavaliers color palette. Black is a nod to the historic turning point in the 2016 NBA Finals when the Cavs wore their black-sleeved uniforms in games 5 and 7 of the NBA Finals when they beat the Warriors in Golden State. The Cavaliers were the first team in NBA history to overcome a 3-1 deficit en route to winning the NBA Championship.
The new logo collection also includes a new wordmark, a new secondary shield logo, and a new global shield logo.
Cavshistory.com will be updated over the summer to reflect the new era.
With the success of the black returning to the uniform last year, the court for 2016 includes and ample amount of black, with very little Cavs Navy.
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Hey guys, we finally have a working Facebook page. New Posts will now go to Twitter @cavshistory and the FB Page at: http://www.facebook.com/pages/CavsHistory/116380676008#
Go ahead and like it. It didn’t do anything until now, but now it does.
Once I get enough likes I can register for a vanity fb page (i.e. Facebook.com/cavshistory)
-mgmt
Luke and Donald pages are up
Go ahead and go to your favorite players on CavsHistory. Below their Uniform Number is a “like” button that will allow you to “like” them on facebook.
Huzzah!
No idea why it took me so long to add this page (other than it was a pain in the ass to draw). But here it is: the 2010-2011 CavFanatic Jersey.
2011 CavFanatic
So, its basically a mashup of the 2005-2010 Alternate Jerseys with the 90’s Jersey’s colors. Enjoy.
All the Jerseys are here
Hope you are all weathering the storm (both the literal storm and the figurative storm of losses).
No updates lately, sorry for that. But almost done with the hideous CavFanatic page for this year. Gross jersey or not, I hope they continue this tradition. I kindof like it.
So, I put up a poll in September to see who you wanted to add to CH banner to replace Shaq, it was a resounding “MO!”. I had to wait a while to get a suitable picture in the new unis.
Happy Black Friday Cavs Fans.
| dcass | 
September 7, 2017 12:56 pm | 
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