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With the addition of Russell Westbrook, along with the Golden State Warriors losing Kevin Durant – and Klay Thompson for most of the season with an injury – the Houston Rockets are debuting a new look in a season in which they hope to finally overcome their rival.
The new logo features the same primary icon – a red “R” partially made up of a rocket, blasting off through a circle that could be construed as a basketball rim.
Wordmark “TOLEDO” in yellow with blue trim slightly arched.
Font: UnknownA blue, white and yellow rocket in a sun burst soaring over a wordmark “ROCKETS” in blue.
A blue, white and yellow rocket in a sun burst soaring over a wordmark “TOLEDO” in blue.
A blue, white and yellow rocket surrounded by a wordmark “THE UNIVERSITY OF TOLEDO” in blue.
Initials “UT” in yellow with a blue, white and yellow rocket soaring.
Blue and white rocket over a wordmark “TOLEDO” in yellow with blue trim.
Blue, white and yellow rocket over a wordmark “TOLEDO” in yellow with blue trim.
A yellow and purple rocket dribbling a basketball over rocky mountains and a wordmark “DENVER ROCKETS” below in black.
A black with red trim rocket.
Wordmark “HOUSTON ROCKETS” in red with black shadow on a single line.
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Wordmark “ROCKETS” in white with grey drop shadow and a red background, worn on Houston Rockets road jersey.
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Wordmark “ROCKETS” in red with black drop shadow, worn on Houston Rockets home jersey.
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Wordmark “ROCKETS” on a upward slant in red.
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Wordmark “HOUSTON” on a upward slant in white on a red background.
Font: Compacta ItalicA space shuttle mashed with a letter “R” blasting off through a basketball hoop. Length of the trails beneath the ship altered for 2019 – 2020 season.
Red initials “HR” with black drop shadowing. The letters have a rocket ship look to it. The letters “HR” stand for the city and the team’s nickname: Houston Rockets.
White “H” and “R” shaped like a rocket ship taking off in white on a red background. The letters “HR” stand for the city and the team’s nickname: Houston Rockets.
White “H” and “R” shaped like a rocket ship taking off in between the wordmark “HOUSTON ROCKETS” in white on a red background.
A blue, red and white rocket orbiting a metallic letter “R.” The letter “R” represents the team nickname Rockets.
A blue, red and white rocket orbiting a orange basketball.
A blue rocket with N.B.A. in white on a red basketball in the middle of a green ring with the wordmark “san diego ROCKETS” in gold.
A red letter “R” shaped like a rocket ship blasting off on a black and graphite basketball planet with a wordmark “”HOUSTON ROCKETS” in white ringed around it.
In the 2003 – 2004 season, the Houston Rockets return to their traditional Rockets red and white color scheme with a more modern, space-aged Houston Rockets logo, which is a depiction of an “R” that takes off like a rocket ship with twin boosters. The “R” is in the middle of the wordmark “HOUSTON ROCKETS” in red.
The letters “H” and “R” shaped like a rocket ship taking off in red on a white background.
No longer did the Houston Rockets logo feature the iconic Rockets red and gold but a new color scheme of red, white, and blue. The Houston Rockets logo included a red basketball with blue outline and a cartoon-like depiction of a rocket ship with a mouth and eyes, this logo was revealed while aboard the Space Shuttle!
The next Houston Rockets logo incorporated the same color scheme of red and gold. This time around, the logo featured a golden and orange basketball with a thick red outline. The wordmark “HOUSTON” is printed in white and the wordmark “ROCKETS” is printed in black letters across the basketball.
A new logo arrived as the team moved to Houston, which featured a cartoon depiction of a basketball player wearing a red and gold uniform and spinning a yellow “NBA” basketball. The propulsion from the rocket goes into the wordmark “HOUSTON ROCKETS” in orange.
A blue rocket with N.B.A. in white on a red basketball in the middle of a green ring with the wordmark “san diego ROCKETS” in gold.
The final logo for the Rockets was a yellow and purple rocket dribbling a basketball over rocky mountains with a purple circle and a wordmark “DENVER ROCKETS” in purple.
This custom design of owner Bill Ringsby trucking company logo, used as the original Denver Rockets logo with a wordmark “ROCKETS” written across a orange basketball surrounded by a ring. In addition, a wordmark “DENVER” on top and “RINGSBY SYSTEM” on the bottom in black on a white background.