The Biggest NBA Sponsorship Deals and What They Mean for the League

Nike's Partnership with the NBA

In 2015, Nike signed an eight-year, $1 billion deal to become the official on-court apparel provider for the NBA.

Gatorade and the NBA G League

Gatorade secured naming rights for the NBA's developmental league in a multi-year deal, rebranding it as the NBA G League.

State Farm's Sponsorship

State Farm has been a prominent NBA sponsor, featuring heavily in game broadcasts and promotional events.

Tissot as the Official Timekeeper

Swiss watchmaker Tissot signed a multi-year deal to become the official timekeeper of the NBA, WNBA, and NBA G League.

AT&T's Multi-Faceted Sponsorship

AT&T's partnership with the NBA includes sponsorship of the NBA All-Star Game and other major events.

PepsiCo's Comprehensive Partnership

PepsiCo became the official food and beverage sponsor of the NBA in 2015, replacing Coca-Cola in a significant shift.

Rakuten and the Golden State Warriors

Japanese e-commerce giant Rakuten signed a $60 million deal to become the jersey sponsor for the Golden State Warriors.

2K Sports and the NBA 2K League

2K Sports' partnership with the NBA led to the creation of the NBA 2K League, a professional esports league.

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