Meet the new Knicks, same as the old Knicks. Whether they're alienating their hopelessly loyal fanbase with incessant losing, botching a free agent signing like they did with Jeremy Lin or redesigning their new uniforms--which the team unveiled today--as much as things change with the team that plays at Madison Square Garden, they tend to stay the same.
You'd be forgiven if you take a look at the New York Knicks' updated unis and couldn't quite put your finger on what's different from past versions. Much like their roster, this isn't a whole re-imagining, it's more like a slight reshuffle. Here's the basic rundown: The black piping around the numbers is now gone; the stripes down the side of the jersey and shorts have been 86'd as well; there's less arch to the team's nameplate on the front of the jersey; the stripes around the armholes no longer encircle the whole opening; and a thick waistband has been added to both the home (blue) and away (orange) shorts.
Overall, if you take a look at Amar'e and Tyson below, I think you'll agree that they look pretty dapper. Like we said, this isn't a monumental change, but do you really expect monumental change from the New York Knicks? If so, you must not know the Knicks.
New York Knicks Unveil New Uniforms For the 2012-13 Season
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