Western Conference Mascot Nuggets Mascot: Rocky Lion First Appearance: December 15, 1990 Birthplace: Rockies Height: 5 feet 10 inches Weight: 154 pounds Tail Length: 3 feet Introduction: Rocky Lion is the NBA

One of the most popular team mascots and a fixture at every Denver Nuggets home game.

His brave acrobatic skills and creative comic performances entertained fans and players alike.

In addition to bringing laughter to everyone on the basketball court, Rocky Lions are also the protagonists of the Nuggets' community service.

For more than ten years, it has frequently appeared in various charity events and schools, extensively preaching the importance of learning knowledge, and has traveled all over Colorado.

In addition, Rocky Lion has performed for other professional sports teams many times and performed various stunts in the NBA All-Star Game and different international events.

After interning in the circulation department of the "Rocky Mountain News" for a period of time, Rocky officially started acting. Being the mascot of the Nuggets simply made Rocky couldn't help himself. "I thought they were joking."

"Before I came, they didn't even have a mascot or even think about it," he said. Rocky joined the Nuggets in 1990 and helped design the Cougar mascot.

Rocky, who is famous for his halftime dunks, has also maintained good relationships with many NBA stars. Barkley, Malone and Artest have all been the targets of Rocky's ridicule on the court.

Rocky's performances are all fun, but he prefers to fool the fans, such as pretending to dance as a referee, dunking on a trampoline, and one of his masterpieces is pressing a piece of cake into the face of a little girl celebrating her birthday on the sidelines.

Timberwolves Mascot: Cool Wolf Height: 6 feet tall (from ground to top of ears) Weight: 175 pounds Jumping: 15 feet (on a trampoline) Favorite Food: Comfort Eating Candy Preserves Favorite Movie: With the Wolf*

**Dance Favorite book: Call of the Wild Favorite slam dunk: Straighten one leg, one-handed dunk Blazers mascot: Flame Cat Category: One-of-a-kind cougar.

Birthday: March 19 Trail Blazer Adoption Date: October 15, 2002 Role Model: Tiger (another cat) Best Friends: Scooter Bear, Key Bear, Jazz Bear, etc. Mascots and Trail Blazers

Allen, a dancer and team owner Special skills: Acrobatics, joking, cat dancing and tinkering with props Favorite food: First-class waffles, Lakers fans (a food like chicken), half-burnt black

sea ??bass.

The most annoying things: having his tail pulled, being restrained by regulations, having his hair used to make a ball, being misdiagnosed by a veterinarian. Supersonic mascot: Scooby Bear Introduction: Scooby Bear grows among the trees and rivers in the Cascade Mountains, relying on

Live on salmon and berries.

The Sonics use a particularly famous local animal as their mascot.

Scours has to work hard to complete his job every time the Sonics play at home, dunking, jumping or doing other tricks.

Rockets Mascot: The Key Bear Since first debuting in the league in 1995, the Key Bear has become the NBA's most famous recruiter. The prank of the BA game has reached its peak.

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In February 2005, the Bear became the NBA's top mascot for the fifth time. He is the Rockets' number one fan and can be heard cheering at every home game.

Whether it is his improvisation, mobilizing the enthusiasm of the fans, dancing, handing out various souvenirs, etc., he always brings joy.

Key Bear's favorite place to meet Rockets fans is the Toyota Center, where he performs 200-300 games every year.

Key Bear has his followers all over the world, including the United States, Mexico, Russia and China.

The Key Bears' pastime is to entertain fans and inspire the Rockets and Rockets fans to victory.

Now Rocket Bear has brought his fun everywhere, and the annual All-Star Game is his birthday party.

In December 2003, Key Bear was named the best mascot in all of sports by a sports media outlet for his creativity, hard work and contributions.

Key Bear believes he received this award because of the support of the Central fans, (rather than him voting for himself day and night all year round.) Key Bear often develops and trains mascots in high schools, colleges and other places.

With the beginning of the new season, the key bear also ushered in his 10th season with the Rockets.

They will definitely bring more joy to the fans.

Grizzlies mascot: Greg was born in the Vancouver Peak area of ??Canada in 1995 and has participated in every game since the Grizzlies joined the league.

Gray moved to Memphis with the Grizzlies in 2001 and quickly became a very popular figure among fans.

With Gray's support and help, the Grizzlies became a truly strong team.