The Nets’ jersey sponsor is the ugliest yet and fans hate it

This is honestly the worst possible look.

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NBA fans weren’t too pleased when the league announced that teams will have advertisers’ logos on their jerseys starting next season, mostly because it could lead to a disaster like what the Nets just did. 

The Kings, Sixers and Celtics already announced sponsorship deals and their 2 1/2-inch patches don’t look too bad at all. They match the teams’ color schemes and blend right into the jersey. 

The Nets? The Nets did not do that.

NEWS: We’re looking forward to the future, and we're proud that @Infor will be a part of it. pic.twitter.com/EAUgekqz2e

— Brooklyn Nets (@BrooklynNets) February 8, 2017

Understandably, these atrocities are getting pilloried online. 

good job making the logo the same color as the uniform like all the other teams have been!

— Colin (@colinmartin15) February 8, 2017

Absolutely BRUTAL advertiser patch https://t.co/Io9iFGYTBY

— Phil Hecken (@PhilHecken) February 8, 2017

I hate to infor........m you that these are horrible. https://t.co/ZCQmuB1Hnw

— Buckets in Brooklyn (@BucketsBrooklyn) February 8, 2017

. @BrooklynNets & @Infor, fixed it for you. pic.twitter.com/fKw6BT3dho

— Mike King (@MikeKing00) February 8, 2017

this is the ugliest thing I've ever seen "Hey we got these sleek black/white jerseys. Why not put a red square on them"

— Spenser (@spenser034) February 8, 2017

we're hurt already and you throw this at us? The punishment continues...

— Andy (@Badandy538_) February 8, 2017

wow that is just hideous looking. I was gonna buy a jersey soon. Guess not anymore, I'm gonna go throw up instead

— Robbie Alpz (@RobbieAlpz) February 8, 2017

At least everyone was already forced to look up what Infor does. (And the Nets got $8 million for the effort.)