Draymond GreenForward, Golden State Warriors

Draymond Green Slams NBA "Specter Edition" Jerseys

23 Sept 2026 · 1 min

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In a brief on‑camera commentary, Draymond Green critiques the NBA’s newly unveiled Spectre Edition jerseys for eight historic franchises. He describes the designs as random, boring, and “a bit shit,” questioning who decided on them. Green references a seven‑year‑old Madison Square Garden game that eliminated music to “return to the essence” of basketball, calling that nostalgic experiment dumb because both the game and jerseys evolve for a reason. He concludes that while the jerseys will be worn at points this season, they represent a misstep in the league’s evolution of uniform design.

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The NBA unveiled the new Spectre Edition for 8 of the most historic franchises in the league. I must say, I thought the jerseys were a little random and like a little boring and like I get it a little bit, but I just don't know who was like, yeah, this is it. I just don't know what these are. They are a bit shit in my opinion. I don't know if you all remember, maybe like 7 years ago or so, we played a game at Madison Square Garden. In the second half, they didn't use anything. No music, no sound. It was just like Oh, we want to take the game back to its essence. And I thought that was one of the dumbest ideas ever because things evolve for a reason. Jerseys evolve for a reason. Some things are left better in the past, and I think these jerseys are one of them. Extremely surprised by these jerseys. Needless to say, they're here, and that's what we'll be rocking at some point throughout this season.