The NBA has been steadily releasing the latest line of game jerseys around the league for the 2017-18 season that are sponsored by Nike.

The Indiana Pacers are the latest team to unveil their uniforms for the upcoming year. In light of that, veteran forward Lance Stephenson had an intriguing quote on how he initially felt about the new look jerseys.

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It's a completely new layout of the jerseys from the ones that they donned for the last 12 years. The fresh design is a complete switch that is a part of the league-wide change through the Nike-sponsored uniforms.

Stephenson's endorsement of the look should provide some more push for jersey sales. This also marks the beginning of a new era with the 26-year-old being the most recognizable face the organization has following the departure of All-Star forward Paul George. He has an opportunity to possibly become one of the primary core pieces of the team alongside third-year big man Myles Turner.

The Pacers also changed up their home floor look that features a new logo in the shape of Indiana as part of the switch to the new uniforms that feature four different total designs. Regardless of Stephenson's ringing endorsement, the team has hit the mark with their new jerseys.

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