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The Evolution of Miami Heat Uniforms throughout Franchise History
- Updated: November 21, 2014
1999-2000
During the 1999-2000 season, the Heat made some changes to their threads. The jerseys, which are the original version of those used today, used a different font with updated block lettering, and added stripes to the left side. They also swapped the orange trim for a bolder yellow, and modified the flaming ball logo on the right side of the shorts. Finally, they changed the neckline to an eye-catching V-neck, instead of the plain u-shaped collars of the past.
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