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Sacramento Kings: Stockton Kings Show Off New Logos & Threads

By Rafe Wong

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Sacramento Kings’ G-League affiliate, the Stockton Kings, recently showed off their new logos and uniforms for the public to see. Scroll down below to see how their new look fares.

Not too long ago, the Sacramento Kings showed the public what the logo will look like for the Stockton Kings, Kings’ G-League affiliate team, as well as what type of uniforms they will be wearing during the 2018-2019 season.

Listed down below are tweets by the Stockton Kings’ Twitter account showcasing their new branding. To see more details about their logos and uniforms, click here to find out. As one can see, the logos and uniforms share similarities with the Sacramento Kings both by design and colorway.

Tweets

Final Thoughts

It is cool to see that professional basketball is coming to the city of Stockton, and this new rebranding by the Kings should have the citizens of the city excited about their new team.

According to Ryan Brijs, Kings’ Creative Director, the G-League team’s designs were meant to represent both the Sacramento Kings and the city of Stockton. While the overall look screams Sacramento Kings, the subtle details like the slanted font and the 209 on the team’s secondary logo shine a light on Stockton.

Although it is awesome to see what the Stockton Kings will look like this upcoming season, I felt like they could have done more to represent the city. The overall design just shows too many similarities to the Sacramento Kings, in my mind. But overall, the rebranding looks nice.

Kings fans, what do you think about the Stockton Kings’ new branding. To give us your thoughts, feel free to comment on our website, Facebook page, or Twitter account. 

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