This might be a cool fauxback jersey for a future Winter Classic involving the Flyers. That is until you realize it's basically the Senators' Heritage jersey with Philly colors. Still, newcomer Greydon Ginter presents us with an interesting idea for a team that's gone through very few design changes during it's long history.
Now there's a group of words that don't belong together. But this is the kind of thing you just can't do to the Blue Note. D'Arcy Murphy is giving us something to be thankful for today. Thankful that the Blues have never worn a jersey like this.
The Islanders definitely made the right call switching back to royal blue a few years ago. But maybe in their final season before moving to Brooklyn, the club should do a couple of special one-off type jersey nights. Jack Holmes would like to see navy blue come back with a unique set of sleeve stripes.
Here is a fantastic third jersey by Patrik Gustafsson that the Vancouver Canucks should start wearing right now. Seriously.
Charlie Allen writes:
Never been a fan of the Canes' current logo, and I know I'm not alone in that belief. But I've put something together, that I think would work well.
The thinking behind it is a bit more minimalist. The 'C' for Carolina is hidden in the minimal hurricane. The circle also represents a record, because Raleigh and Durham are huge music scene towns — Indy rock, bluegrass, jazz and folk. I know most people aren't for the scripted logos, but I think the 'HURRICANES' lettering works into the modern look.
What do you think?
