NBA unveils court design for 2020 NBA Finals

The NBA unveiled its new court design ahead of the 2020 NBA Finals Presented by YouTube TV.

New design elements include the addition of the 2020 NBA Finals Presented by YouTube TV logo at center court as well as the iconic Walt Disney World script written outside opposing lane lines on each side of the court. The baselines are also adorned with artwork of the Larry O’Brien Trophy in red and blue, respectively.

The court design will be accessible through NBA LockerVision later today.

The 2020 NBA Finals Presented by YouTube TV tips off on Wednesday, Sept. 30, at 9:00 p.m. ET on ABC.

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