Edmonton Revisited
/Here's a cool idea for an Edmonton Oilers third jersey from Colin May. His series of alternates continues to impress — at least me, if no one else.
Sharp Sens
/I'm beginning to think it's impossible to create a bad Ottawa Senators concept. We've seen so many great ones here over the last couple of years. Makes you wonder why the team can't get it together. This one by Jake Miller is heavy on the red, but it works extremely well.
Teal and Navy
/Here's a unique take on the San Jose Sharks. Justin Nahhas swapped the black for navy blue and came up with a very classy design. Would you buy one?
More ECHL All-Stars
/More than a year ago, the ECHL and the Orlando Solar Bears held a jersey design contest for the league's 2015 All-Star Classic. We showcased a few of the non-winning designs a while back and with the game now around the corner, I thought I'd post a few more.
Ryan Foose had a very traditional style in mind and even introduced his own variation of the crest. Definitely should've been a solid contender in my mind.
This is a sharp one from Matt Madore. Maybe just a few too many stars around the shoulders?
Finally, David Kerr has an alternate version of the design we saw in the previous post.
To see the winning ECHL 2015 All-Star jersey designs, check out the blog.
Original Six Classic
/With the 2015 NHL Winter Classic behind us, Jamie Robertson is ready to start thinking about how the 2016 game will come together. He writes:
Here is a concept for the 2016 Winter Classic, rumored to be in Boston (again).
I used the light uniform worn from 1935 to 1938 in Montreal as inspiration, as well as integrating the CA logo onto the arms much like Chicago did in this year's Winter Classic. I also added stripes on the arm which matches the socks they wore along with the jersey I previously mentioned.
For Boston, I used shoulder and waste striping from their jerseys worn from 1932-36 but then changed the arms to give reference to their 1925-26 uniform.
Hard to go wrong with a gold and brown Bruins sweater.