Fans Weigh in on the Unveiling of NBA All-Star Jerseys

We are officially under one month away from the 2022 NBA All-Star Game which will be held in Cleveland, Ohio on February 20th.

Thursday night, the NBA announced the starters from the Eastern and Western Conference and also unveiled the jerseys for this year's game.

The 2022 #NBAAllStar jerseys are ______. pic.twitter.com/5mlMvHKJSN
— Sports Illustrated (@SInow) January 28, 2022

After a brief search on Twitter, it's safe to say NBA fans agree with my assessment of the jerseys which is awful. These jerseys look very bland, very plain, boring, and are just a downright disappointment. The large NBA logo in the center of the chest is too much for me. I'm more in favor of having the logo of the team the player is representing on the chest which is something we have seen in the past. Here are a few thoughts from the fans on Twitter.

This years NBA All-Star jerseys are hideous
— KYLE KUZMA STAN ACCOUNT (@trill_malcolmj) January 28, 2022

I think we need a break from the NBA All-Star weekend based on these jerseys. It’s not over we just some time apart, we’ve got to remember why we started this so we can make it better #NBAAllStar #NBA
— Cole Paveglio (@datoldKingcole) January 28, 2022

I never understood why the NBA didn’t make All Star jerseys based on the city it’s in that year. Make some throwback Cavs color jerseys and call it day. Those target and Walmart practice jerseys ain’t it.
— ACR (@A1Landing) January 28, 2022

The #NBA needs to go back to this jersey format for the #NBAAllStar game pic.twitter.com/Fv1WQN3Oxu
— Marc Belleville (@MarcBell2311) January 28, 2022

Hey @NBA next year... like when the season starts, How about we vote for the all star Uniform design?
make it a tournament. 16 Designers. Because this years Jersey design... Trash.
— Prados (@ItsPrados) January 28, 2022

The NBA All-Star jerseys look like nba branded gear you find at Marshall’s or Burlington https://t.co/6WaGjwMF1Y pic.twitter.com/Z2fuBWqQ2U
— UZi (@13Uzi) January 28, 2022

I swear these last few years it's as if the NBA has gone to random 2nd grade classes and asked them to design the worst jerseys they could think of for the All-Star Game and then made them even worse than that. https://t.co/VLiXtBPcVP
— Gustavo Marin (@Gus_Marin_23) January 28, 2022

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