The lack of real on-court NBA Finals logo decals have been a huge discussion point during this championship series, and the league's head honcho has explained his take on the issue. NBA commissioner Adam Silver explained ahead of Wednesday night's Game 3 in Indianapolis that the on-court decals actually went away "a decade ago" for player slipping concerns.

Adam Silver is a lawyer and sports executive who has been serving as the fifth commissioner of the National Basketball Association since 2014. Silver has been part of the organization since 1992 and has worked in various positions over the years.

Millions of NBA fans are tuning in for the Finals right now, and many of them have complaints. One of the biggest criticisms about this year’s championship series is the design of the court. People are stating that they wish the NBA would still have an image of the Larry O’Brien trophy at the center of the court.