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The Utah Jazz have a (slightly) new look for the 2016-17 season. On Thursday they unveiled their new logo, uniforms and new court. Let's have a look at them.

Here's the new home uniform, which does not look discernibly different from the old one but apparently has a new font for the numbers and a different trim for the collar and armholes:

That tri-colored ball on the waistband is new, too, and it will function as an official logo. The away uniform is basically the same, but purple:

It's basically the same deal for the green road alternates, except they now say "UTAH" instead of "JAZZ" on the front:

And finally, there is one drastic change, a new sleeved jersey that the Jazz are calling their "pride uniform." It looks like a soccer jersey to me, and it is inspired by Utah's old warmups. You'll probably either love or hate this:

My burning-hot take on the jerseys: They're good! But they were already good. I'm not sure this even necessarily qualifies as a redesign, or as the team is calling it, a "refreshed brand identity."

The Jazz also have a jazzy new court, complete with the tri-colored ball at center court. They hit all the right notes with that one.

The Jazz's new court
The new Jazz court. Utah Jazz