Lost amid Kevin Durant's injury and the ongoing NBA Finals, the Golden State Warriors announced Wednesday afternoon that they will sport a new logo for the 2019-20 season.
However, the changes implemented by the Dubs ahead of their move across the Bay to San Francisco might be tough to spot.
The updated logo for next season has a fresh look.
— Golden State Warriors (@warriors) June 12, 2019
It depicts a more accurate portrayal of the Bay Bridge and uses a custom font. pic.twitter.com/oqpEsmgHwM
Thankfully, a helpful denizen of Twitter provided a side-by-side comparison between the new and old logos, showcasing the biggest difference: the silhouette of the Bay Bridge.
— Mike ⚡️🇨🇦 (@TheRealMike_78) June 12, 2019
The updated logo appears to draw inspiration specifically from the eastern section of the bridge, which was replaced and opened to the public in 2013:
TYLI Wins the IRF 2014 Global Road Achievement Award for the #BayBridge New East Span: http://t.co/XpXuO6UPvh pic.twitter.com/a2KbJALGVz
— T.Y. Lin International (@TYLI_Group) November 19, 2014