Champion Creed

A big bus with the Warriors team logo drove out of the MCI Center in Washington.

Due to Roger’s arrival, the Warriors changed the team logo, main color, and jersey style ahead of this season, carrying out a series of updates to the team’s brand image.

Before this season, the Warriors’ team logo was a seemingly low-class blue figure holding a lightning bolt, posed as if to stab the opponent’s eczema, with the team’s main colors being an incongruously deep blue and orange. Roger always thought this was the ugliest exterior packaging image in Warriors history, with that baffling little figure exuding a strong sense of cheap knockoff.

Even Reebok felt this team packaging couldn’t match the League’s best players.

So, on Roger and Reebok’s suggestion, the Russian Mikhail Prokhorov applied to the League over the summer for a major overhaul of the team’s image packaging.

The team’s main color was changed to a cobalt blue, white, and gold closer to the 10s, with the team logo featuring the Bay Bridge of San Francisco-Oakland, symbolizing the Warriors’ close connection between the two cities — which was far better than that puzzling and ugly little blue man.

After the makeover, this season’s Warriors looked transformed, with that knockoff vibe disappearing. The bus decorated with the new main colors and team logo looked much more upscale and grand.

Wizards fans waiting by the street cheered, took photos, and shouted at the Warriors players as this beautiful bus exited the MCI Center.

Even though the Washington Wizards were massacred by 26 points tonight, Washington fans’ love for the Warriors players was unstoppable.

In stark contrast to the fans, inside the bus, the Warriors players were totally uninterested. Marcus Camby and Dikembe Mutombo were chatting about defensive positioning, Amar’e Stoudemire was listening to music, Allan Houston was talking to family members, and Stephen Jackson and Jason Richardson were discussing their street experiences.