What are the nba in the United States, what are its symbols and states?

1, Phoenix Sun (Phoenix? Suns): The team was founded in 1968. Phoenix is the capital of Arizona, located in the desert on the west coast of the United States. There is little precipitation and plenty of sunshine throughout the year. The team name "Sun" is the most representative.

2. San Antonio Spurs (SAN? Antonio? Spurs: One of the founding teams of the NBA. At first, the team was headquartered in Dallas, and the team was named Dallas Oaks. 1970 was renamed Oaks, Texas, and 1973 was renamed Spurs after moving to San Antonio. The "Spur" is the iron needle nailed to the heel by the rider. Taking this as the team name can better reflect the characteristics of the times in the development of the western region of the United States.

3. seattle supersonics (Seattle? Supersonic): The team was born in Seattle and is the headquarters of Boeing, the world's largest aircraft manufacturer. When the 1967 team was established, Boeing was developing and manufacturing supersonic passenger aircraft, and the team established with the help of Boeing also chose the name "supersonic".

4. Dallas Mavericks (Dallas? Mavericks): 1980 In March this year, the team owner chose "Mavericks" as the team name from about 4,600 names collected.

5. King of Sacramento (Sacramento? Kings: This team has changed its name more times than any other team in the NBA. It was founded as "Rochester Royal Team", changed its name to "Cincinnati Royal Team" in 1957, and changed its name to "Kansas City-Omaha Kings Team" in 1972, and did not settle in Sacramento until 1985.

6. Houston rocket (Houston? Rockets): The team was originally established in San Diego, where the arms industry is prevalent. After it moved to Houston (where the National Aeronautics and Space Administration (NASA) is located 196 1), the name "rocket" became more worthy of the name.

7. Memphis grizzly bear (Memphis? Grizzly bear): Grizzly bear was born in 1995. At that time, as part of the NBA's overseas expansion plan, its home court was located in Vancouver, Canada. It was named after the grizzly bear, which is a very representative animal in western Canada and symbolizes the power of basketball. In 200 1 year, the Grizzlies moved back to Memphis, Tennessee, and changed its name to Memphis Grizzlies.

8. Los Angeles Lakers? When 1948 joined the NBA, the Lakers were still in Minneapolis, but a plane crash made the Lakers boss make up his mind and moved to Los Angeles on 1960. Team names are also collected names, meaning people who work or live in the Great Lakes region in the northeastern United States.

9. Minnesota Timberwolves (Minnesota? Timberwolves): 1989 joined the NBA and was named after a fierce wild animal "Timberwolves" in Minnesota.

10, Denver Nuggets? Nuggets: Formerly known as "Denver Rockets", it is one of the founding teams of ABA. After joining the NBA in 1974, it was renamed the "gold nugget team" because in19th century, American scientists discovered gold mines in Denver.

1 1, Los Angeles Clippers (Los Angeles? Clippers): 1970 was founded in Buffalo with the team name "Buffalo Warriors". 1978 moved to San Diego and changed its name to "San Diego Clippers", and moved to Los Angeles on 1980.

12, Portland Trailblazers (Portland? Trail? Pioneers): Portland, founded in 1970, happens to be the center of western development, so naming teams after "Pioneers" can also reflect the characteristics of that era.

13, Utah (Utah? Jazz): Founded in 1974, the team was named "New Orleans Jazz". 1980 After moving to Salt Lake City, Utah, they still use the name of "Jazz Team".

14, Golden State Warriors (Gold? Status? Warriors): 1946 was born in Philadelphia, and the team was named "Philadelphia Warriors" to commemorate the warriors who died in the American Revolutionary War. 1962 After moving to San Francisco, it was changed to "Golden State Warriors".

15, New Orleans Hornets (New? Orleans? Hornet): 1988 was founded in Charlotte and entered the NBA. The team logo is a fierce wasp, which is a work collected from the society. In addition, Charlotte's city emblem also has a pattern of a bee. In 2002, the Hornets moved from Charlotte to New Orleans.

Eastern Alliance?

1, Miami Heat (Miami? Heat): Founded in 1988, the team is located in Miami, Florida, where the seasons are warm and pleasant, so the "heat" was selected from the shortlist of many team names, which not only shows the climatic conditions in Miami, but also hopes that the team can have a prosperous and prosperous future.

2. Detroit piston? Pistons): When he joined the NBA in 1948, his base camp was in Ford Wynn. His boss is engaged in piston manufacturing, and "piston" becomes the name of the team. 1957, the team still used this name after moving to Detroit.

3. Boston Celtics (Boston? Celtic): 1946, 1 1 ice hockey bosses discussed the establishment of a new basketball league, so BAA came into being, and Celtic was one of the original 1 1 teams. Because there are many Irish immigrants in Boston, many of whom are Celts, the name of the team was originally called "Original Celtic Team" and was later simplified to "Celtic Team".

4. Cleveland? Cavaliers): 1970 joined the league, and Cleveland voted locally when naming the newly established professional basketball team. As a result, more than one-third of the 6000 votes chose "knight".

5. Washington Wizards (Washington? Wizards): 196 1 Join the NBA. When the base camp of this team was still in Baltimore, this team was called "Bullets Team" because Baltimore's arms industry was very developed. After moving to Washington, the team continued to use the name "bullet" because it was violent. It was not until 1997- 1998 that it was changed to "wizards", and some people called it "wizards".

6. Orlando Magic (Orlando? Magic team: Magic team is one of the new forces in NBA. It only joined the NBA in 1989. Because Disney World Park is a big entertainment place in Orlando. Where to? That? Magic is another favorite saying of Orlando people, hence the name Magic Team.

7. Chicago Bulls (Chicago? Bull): 1966 joined the NBA. Because of Michael Jordan, Chicago Bulls is definitely the most famous NBA team in the world. Animal husbandry in Chicago is very developed. Both the professional football team and the professional baseball team in this city have teams named after animals, so "Bull" became the team name of the Chicago professional basketball team.

8. Philadelphia 76 people (Philadelphia? 76ers): As an old-fashioned team in the NBA, the Philadelphia 76ers did not set their home in Philadelphia at the beginning of the team building, nor did they name it the 76ers, but they had a very patriotic name-Syracuse? Country). With the merger of NBL (National Basketball League) and ABB (American Basketball Association), the Syracuse national team formed in 1937 joined the NBA in 1949, and moved to Philadelphia in 1963, and then changed to "76ers" because Philadelphia was the United States in1749.

9. Indiana Pacers (Indiana? Pacers): And the Indiana Pacers. 1976 joined the NBA. The English name of the Pacers is "Pacers", and its pronunciation is similar to "Pace? Cars are very similar, and Pace? The car is the leading car in the "Indiana 500 Race" (one of the world-famous racing events with the same name as F 1), but its limelight has not made it famous. This team is named after the Pacers. Naturally, it hopes to become famous through the popularity of Indiana 500.

10, New Jersey Net (New? Jersey? Nets): Nets 1976 Join the NBA? "Net" refers to "net", which is one of the indispensable elements in basketball. Nets got this name, on the one hand, because it is related to basketball; On the other hand, before the New Jersey Nets were founded, there were baseball teams, Mets and rugby jets in new york. At that time, the two teams were full-fledged, and the Nets played the homophonic Nets of these two teams, in fact, they wanted to touch its light.

1 1, Milwaukee Bucks (Milwaukee? Bucks): 1968 joined the NBA. Like many teams that don't know what animal to name their teams after, Milwaukee is hesitant to name its own teams. Finally, among many animal names, including skunk and beaver, Milwaukee chose a wild stag with good jumping ability.

12, new york Knicks (new? York? Knicks): The time to join the NBA is 1946. The correct term is "Knicks", because there are a large number of Dutch immigrants in new york, and the Dutch like to wear baggy shorts, while "Knicks" is just a transliteration of the word "Knicks".

13, Toronto Raptors (Toronto? Raptors): Raptors were born in 1995. At that time, as part of the NBA's overseas expansion plan, the home team was located in Toronto, Canada, and the team names were collected. Finally, the fierce, fast and jumping "dragon" was selected.

14, Charlotte bobcat (Charlotte? Bobcats:)? Bobcats, a wild animal living in the mountains of North Carolina, are alert and good at catching prey, and have all the habits of cats. The Bobcats joined the NBA in 2004.

15, Atlanta Eagle (Atlanta? Hawks): Originally named "Three Cities Blackhawks", it borrowed the name of the chief "Blackhawk". 195 1 After moving to Milwaukee, it was renamed "Eagles". 1955 moved to St. Louis, 1968 moved to Atlanta and still used the name of "Eagles", 1949 joined the NBA.