Unusual Comparison: NBA Court vs ‘Barney’ By Pelicans Player
Overview
In a strikingly humorous moment, the in-season tournament court of the NBA has recently been likened to the popular children’s TV show ‘Barney’ by a Pelicans forward. This comparison has both amused fans and sparked discussions about the court’s design.
Key Points
- The NBA has been using a purple and green court design for their in-season tournaments, a color combo which reminded an unnamed Pelicans forward of the famous dinosaur character ‘Barney’ from a children’s TV show.
- Fan reactions have been mixed, with some readers finding the comparison apt and hilarious. Others have used the situation as a jumping-off point for discussing whether the NBA court’s current design needs an overhaul.
- Despite the unexpected comparison, officials have not indicated any changes to the court design in the near future. The colorful design is said to add a unique visual aspect to the in-season tournaments, which the NBA values.
Wrap-Up
Whether it’s Barney or artistry, the NBA’s in-season tournament court has caught people’s interest, raising chatter both from players and fans. As the situation stands, ‘Barney’ will continue to bounce on the court—at least metaphorically—for the foreseeable future.
Original article: https://www.si.com/nba/2023/11/15/pelicans-naji-marshall-nba-in-season-tournament-court-barney-comments
