Fire the team that's designing these Jerseys

The NBA All-Star game was this past weekend and with it another terrible jersey has come and gone.  After this years "attempt" I decided to look back at past jerseys to see what I could find.  Sadly, this is what google had to show me.

2010

One thing I learned from the Hines Ward pro-bowl jersey I have, is that filling a jersey with stars is probably the worst idea you can come up with. We get it they are all-stars, don't have to make it so literal.

1994
Don't know where to begin on this.  Mistake #1, a cactus is your logo.  Here's a time lapse video to see the exciting life of a cactus and why it should never be your logo.

Mistake #2, between the numbering and lettering on the back that only take up 1/3rd of the the jersey and the broken stars on the front, I would have just assumed this was a really bad Chinese knock off.

Mistake #3, no where does this jersey denote the east or the west.  This year they all became friends and were all on the same team.

When you have a jersey this bad, no one cares about the name on the back.  "O'neil!, we got O'neil here! See no one cares, nice mosaic."


2006

In comparison these aren't too bad, except this would make a better flag then a jersey.

In all fairness, it's not just the NBA, most leagues come out with bad All-Star jerseys.  They always seem to try to do too much with them like this year's NHL, why put all those weird lines in the numbers?

There's only one way to solve this, so the jersey club has already gotten to work designing next year's jerseys.  Preliminary reaction from our focus groups has been positive.