The Lakers revealed that these uniforms take inspiration from historic Lakers artwork and represents the Los Angeles dream and journey. The main triangle design on the jersey is a callback to the 1960s when the Lakers first moved to Los Angeles from Minneapolis.

The jersey trim transitioning from purple to black is meant to represent the famous California sunset while the jersey numbers are the same style that the franchise wore from 1999 until 2017, a period in which the Lakers won five NBA Championships.

The shorts also have some meaning, including the center of the belt line which features an ‘LAL’ logo that not only means Los Angeles Lakers, but also stands for Leave a Legacy. The partial LA logo featured elsewhere on the shorts also has speed marks meant to signify the path of chasing a dream.

These uniforms are set to debut on Nov. 14 when the Lakers host the Memphis Grizzlies as part of the inaugural In-Season Tournament.

Lakers D’Angelo Russell in awe of Anthony Davis’ dominance

Davis has continued to be absolutely excellent for the Lakers so far this season and while point guard D’Angelo Russell isn’t surprised, he admits he can be in awe sometimes at what his teammate does.

“If it’s not on the stat sheet … teams fear him, and for our group, knowing what he’s capable of on the offensive end and the defensive end. I mean, we never lose any love or trust in what he’s capable of. And being a part of what we did last year and seeing his level of play kind of … I mean, I wasn’t surprised or shocked, but I was kind of in awe because I see how it kind of progressed over the time we were together so I know what he’s capable of, and there’s no surprise for that guy.”