Shortly after ESPN’s Darren Rovell revealed the Golden State Warriors’ Nike jersey for next season, along with details regarding Nike’s plan for NBA jerseys moving forward, the Sacramento Kings went ahead an unveiled a couple of their new Nike jerseys for next season.

Side-by-side comparison of old and new Kings jerseys, showing new collar (and maker's mark and ad, obviously). No more crown on chest. pic.twitter.com/HECjfrc0NS

— Paul Lukas (@UniWatch) July 18, 2017

Comparison of side piping on old and new Kings uniforms. pic.twitter.com/NSTOxGksXG

— Paul Lukas (@UniWatch) July 18, 2017

Introducing the New Kings @Nike Uniforms » https://t.co/K3vurwHsZX pic.twitter.com/I7AuvmclGt

— Sacramento Kings (@SacramentoKings) July 18, 2017

Take a minute and scroll through that over-complicated link. Done? Ok.

Every team will undergo similar subtle changes to their uniform now that Nike is in charge. These photo’s also give you the first real look at how that Blue Diamond logo will fit on the Kings’ jersey next season. I was hopeful that they’d edit the logo somehow, allowing it to match Kings colors a little better than it does, but they did not do that. It’s a little too noticeable for my liking, but whatever. I’ll get over it.

In Rovell’s reveal for ESPN, he added some context for these new uniforms.

What do you guys think of the updated jerseys?