October 22, 2015 BY Yale Schalk / 0
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Jerry West has a humble suggestion for which player should replace him as silhouette for the NBA logo.
The Los Angeles Lakers legend and current Golden State Warriors executive, whose own outline has served as the NBA’s red, white and blue mark since 1969, told HuffPost Live this week that Michael Jordan more than qualifies as official league representative.
“I hate to say it’s not a Laker, but Michael Jordan. He’s been the greatest player I’ve ever seen,” West said. “I felt that at his time in the game, he was the best defensive player in the game, but more importantly he was the best offensive player.”
Should the NBA ever see clear to change the logo, the only question is which Michael Jordan photo to use?
The Jumpman logo is clearly a viable option, but perhaps one of Jordan’s dozens of other iconic, soaring moves would provide the right look.
Catch Jerry West’s full interview with HuffPost Live here.
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