The Orlando Magic’s NBA Cup court design has been made official

On Thursday, the Orlando Magic released a rendering of the team’s NBA Cup court, which will be used for games during the second competition this season.

The design consists of three circles, all in different shades of Magic gray, radiating from the center and filling the entire playing field area. Multiple stars of varying opacities also splash onto the playing surface, and the NBA Cup trophy returns to the lane in front of each basket and behind the center court logo.

The designs were initially leaked using an NBA 2K file during the offseason, and the Magic poked fun at them in a social media post shortly after the initial reveal.

The team also confirmed that Orlando will wear its blue-striped “Statement Edition” jerseys in NBA Cup games, a change from the “City Edition” jerseys the teams wore during the in-season tournament during its the opening run.

Orlando’s two NBA Cup home games are scheduled for Tuesday, November 12th against Charlotte and Friday, November 15th against Philadelphia.

Should the Magic advance to the knockout rounds and host another game, the team would again use the court and jersey combination.

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