Based on a leak from a familiar source, the Memphis Grizzlies will celebrate their 25th season in Memphis by wearing Hardwood Classic uniforms during the 2025-26 season.

The black shorts, which were posted to Instagram by user @__2hands_shop__, replicate what the franchise wore on the road from 2000-02, which includes their relocation from Vancouver ahead of the 2001-02 season.

There’s an asymmetrical turquoise and red striping pattern down the left side of the shorts and around the leg holes, as well as their secondary logo on the right leg, There’s also their paw print mark on the waistband, which is primary turquoise with a smaller red stripe.

The jerseys, meanwhile, prominently feature a large “Memphis” wordmark across the chest, classic trim with the Grizzlies’ ball-in-claw logo at the base of the collar and a turquoise and red stripping pattern down both sides.

The Grizzlies previously wore this uniforms as a Hardwood Classic design in 2020-21, honoring their 20th season in Memphis. The only difference this time will be the Nike Futura logo and the Robinhood advertisement on the jersey, as they were sponsored by FedEx five years ago.

The Instagram user also posted a mockup of the Grizzlies’ jersey alongside Hardwood Classic designs for the Cleveland Cavaliers, Dallas Mavericks, Minnesota Timberwolves and Philadelphia 76ers, though we’ve only seen shorts from the 76ers.

If those designs come to fruition, the Cavaliers would be throwing back to their 2005-10 alternate uniform, the Mavericks to their 1981-91 road uniforms, the Timberwolves to their 1997-2008 alternate uniforms and the 76ers to their Allen Iverson-era uniforms (1997-2007).