A new season means that Nike cooked up another round of City Edition uniforms for each team. This year's uniforms focused on the NBA's 75th anniversary while paying tribute to each team's most iconic moments. The Crossover ranked them all. To get more news about kobe jersey numbers, you can visit formaxproductions.com official website.

The Jazz are running back last year's City Edition uniforms. Not a bad uni at all but wish they had some fun with the uniforms from the Pistol Pete era.

The Suns are running back last year's Valley uniforms. They went to the Finals last season in these, so I understand.

Nike's inspiration: The uniform boasts red, gold and navy stripes, as well as the signature "NOLA" emblem, iconic fleurs-de-lis on the belt buckle in Mardi Gras gold, and an anthem that defines this team as much as it defines the city it calls home: "Won't Bow Down."

Nike's inspiration: Atop a white base, which represents a team that's still writing its history, these jerseys bring back the vertical lettering from the Thunder's first alternative uniform, worn from 2012 to '16. Additionally, there is a sash detail on the shorts from the '18 City Edition uniform, which honors Oklahoma's Native American culture, as well as a foundational, core brand element from the '18 Home uniform.

Nike's inspiration: These uniforms honor that past, blending elements from a selection of uniforms linked to team lore. This includes the orange (and anthracite) detailing celebrating the orange groves that helped build the city's economy, as well as the iconic comet ball on the side panel that represents a team that's chasing higher heights.

Nike's inspiration: The uniform features striping from the early days of the franchise in the ‘70s and ‘80s, updated to include Great Lakes Blue from their current uniform sets and purple from the late 90s/early 00s.

Nike's inspiration: Miami Mashup is the first uniform in professional sports history to feature individualized number styles. This uniform is a mixtape in the truest sense of the word: A signature collage of letters and numbers from eight of the franchise's most iconic uniforms, all woven together. It's a look that celebrates a team that's always been as vibrant as the city where it plays. A black base color provides a neutral foundation for its mashup-style "MIAMI" wordmark, which features assorted letter forms pulled from popular HEAT uniform sets, including Miami Floridians, Hardwood Classics, and VICE Nights, among others.

Nike's inspiration: The Celtics uniform honors a team whose history includes some of the greatest players and greatest rivalries in sports, as well as one of the greatest to ever coach the game. The foundation of this uniform is based on the 1946 and 1949 Celtics teams. The uniforms stay true to the Celtics' classic style but look closer and you'll see that Lucky returns to his look from the unmatched title run of the 1960s, along with the arm and neck stripes.