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On Thursday night, the NBA revealed its full rosters for the 2022 NBA All-Star Game.
Now we know what the court that they'll be playing on at Cleveland's Rocket Mortgage FieldHouse will look like.
On Friday, the NBA unveiled the court design for this year's All-Star Game, which will take place on Sunday, Feb. 20. According to a release, the court features the following details:
- The signature wine and yellow colors of the Cleveland Cavaliers.
- The baselines and sidelines showcase a faceted diamond pattern as an homage to the NBA’s diamond anniversary.
- A trio of stars shooting across center court trail the league’s history of milestone anniversaries celebrated in Cleveland.
- The NBA All-Star 1981 logo sits within the bottom left star, highlighting the league’s 35th Anniversary; the NBA All-Star 1997 logo sits within the top right star, highlighting the league’s 50th Anniversary; and the NBA All-Star 2022 logo sits prominently at center court, highlighting the season long celebration of 75 years of NBA basketball.
- A subtle gradation of wood tone transitions from center court to within the key, to inside the paint.
- A unique wood design is inlaid in the paint on each side, with a parquet pattern on the left and a herringbone pattern, which was used on basketball courts as early as 1893, on the right.
- A silhouette of the NBA75 logo sits in the top left and bottom right corners of the court.
Additionally, the NBA announced on Friday that it will be hosting an NFT Art Gallery, in which various All-Star Game courts from the past will be displayed and available for purchase in digital form. For more information on the NFT gallery, visit NBA.com.