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The Portland Trail Blazers have unveiled their NBA Cup court design for the 2026-27 season. The decorative hardwood is used during in-season matchups in the Emirates NBA Cup tournament. The Blazers sent out an image of the floor today. The…

The Portland Trail Blazers have officially unveiled their custom court design for the 2026-27 Emirates NBA Cup in-season tournament. The franchise shared an image of the specialty hardwood floor, which will be utilized specifically for tournament matchups during the season.
The court features a silver-grey primary color, complemented by gold NBA Cup trophy logos at midcourt and inside both keys under the baskets. It also includes capitalized lettering, a black border with red accents, stylized sponsor logos, and the motto "Rip City Runs Deep" displayed along the floor.
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