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Oct 15, 2026
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Spurs debut ABA‑inspired Classic Edition uniforms and commemorative court in San Antonio

The San Antonio Spurs are honoring the city’s basketball heritage with a new Nike Classic Edition uniform line and a matching throwback court. The retro look celebrates the 50th anniversary of the American Basketball Association’s merger with the NBA, a milestone that helped shape the Spurs and the broader San Antonio sports community.

Classic Nights schedule

During the 2026‑27 season the Spurs will feature the ABA‑inspired uniforms on nine “Classic Nights.” The first appearance will be on Nov. 4, when the Spurs host the Dallas Mavericks at the Frost Bank Center. Each Classic Night will showcase the silver‑base jersey, the original arched “Spurs” wordmark, an ABA anthem tag, and a historic black‑diamond backdrop on the shorts.

Design roots

The new kit replicates the home uniforms the franchise wore after relocating from Dallas to San Antonio in 1973. Those jerseys became iconic during the George Gervin era, a period many longtime fans still cherish. By bringing back the original design, the team connects today’s supporters with the look that helped define the Spurs’ early identity.

Statement from Spurs leadership

“Honoring our ABA roots through this Classic Edition uniform gives us an opportunity to celebrate the history that helped shape the Spurs and our city,” said Jordan Mandelkorn, vice president of marketing, creative and retail for Spurs Sports & Entertainment. “From the original design worn at HemisFair Arena to the special court with the ABA 50th anniversary logo, this season‑long celebration will connect generations of fans to our past while carrying that legacy forward into the future.”

Historical context

The Spurs joined the NBA in 1976 alongside three other former ABA franchises: the Denver Nuggets, Indiana Pacers and New York Nets. To mark the anniversary, the team plans to schedule several matchups against former ABA rivals throughout the commemorative nights, giving fans a chance to relive classic rivalries.

Merchandise availability

Fans can pre‑order the Classic Edition apparel starting at 10 a.m. on Tuesday, Oct. 13. The collection will officially hit Spurs fan shops and the online store at SpursFanShop.com on Tuesday, Oct. 20. The merchandise includes the retro jersey, shorts, and a limited‑edition replica of the commemorative court design.

Community impact

Beyond nostalgia, the celebration underscores the Spurs’ long‑standing commitment to the San Antonio community. By highlighting a pivotal moment in basketball history, the organization aims to foster pride among local families and reinforce the city’s reputation as a vibrant sports destination.

Stay tuned for the full schedule of Classic Nights and additional details on special events planned around each game.


Original reporting: San Antonio, TX News (HLL/CB) — read the source article.

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