Washington Wizards The Wizards recently drafted AJ Dybansta with the first pick, and with Trae Young and Anthony Davis set to play their first full seasons with the Wizards, the future is looking bright. Washington has had the same logo for the past 11 years. With them using gold and their old number font for their last city edition, I believe Washington will be making a change soon. Prediction: Going back to the whimsical font, or going to blue and gold
Brooklyn Nets The Nets tried out a Jay-Z designed rebrand of minimalistic black and white, and while it was interesting while they were a superteam, it is now forgettable at best. The Nets are about to start to try to win games in the next season or two now that they have a core of Mikel Brown Jr, Egor Demin, recent draft picks and potentially Michael Porter Jr. The Nets are adding an "ABA Throwback" uniform, with a a recolored Nets logo being featured as a part of the unveiling. Prediction: Going to a more scripted font and/or going to a light blue - red combo
Dallas Mavericks The Mavs have had essentially the same branding since 2001. The logo looks good enough, but the uniforms aren't great. the wordmark and jersey colors clashing is something I have always noticed while watching the team. The gray needs to go, and Dallas has another well-fitting color they could add to their color scheme: Green. Make it the color of the alternate jersey, add it as an outline or accent, put it in the logo, and it will look good. Creating a modern reimagining of a classic almost always works. Dallashas an exciting young core, and now is the best time to change their branding for the future. Prediction: Green being added
HM to the Indiana Pacers, they could rebrand.
Teams that should rebrand, but won't.
Pelicans - From what I've heard, the owner is too cheap to change the branding
Oklahoma City Thunder - They recently won a title, and the entire team is still intact and competing
Sacramento Kings - They recently changed their uniforms, they would have changed the logo as well.