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The Lehigh Valley Phantoms, American Hockey League affiliate of the Philadelphia Flyers, unveiled a new orange alternate uniform yesterday. The uniforms follow a season where fans were encouraged to wear orange during Friday home games, the promotion was referred to as an “Orange Out”. The idea now being that the
The Adirondack Phantoms are scheduled to move for the 2014 season and will keep their mascot and primary logo. The team name changes to reflect the change of location, though again to an “area” name, rather than the city of location. Originally an expansion team bought by the owners of
New alternate jersey and logo pay tribute to Utica Devils, who played in city from 1987 to 1993 before franchise left for New Brunswick
Identity includes new primary logo, tertiary logo, wordmark and color scheme; jersey set includes sweater carried forward from 2023 AHL Outdoor Classic
The AHL’s Hershey Bears, 11-time Calder Cup champions, will take to the ice for the 2018 Capital BlueCross Outdoor Classic in a specialty jersey that hearkens back to the early days of the team’s 80-year history. The diagonal HERSHEY on the front of the jersey echoes that of the Bears’ 1969 championship
The oldest team in the American Hockey League is getting set to celebrate a Giant milestone. Based out of Hershey, Penn. since 1938 the Hershey Bears, named as an homage to an earlier local team known as the Hershey (Chocolate) B’ars (d’ya get it?), are about to enter their 80th
The Wilkes-Barre/Scranton Penguins, the only hockey team with both a hyphen and a slash in their name, unveiled their new retro-style alternate jerseys earlier today. From the official release: The Wilkes-Barre/Scranton Penguins unveiled their alternate sweater for the 2014-15 season on Monday morning at the Toyota SportsPlex in Wilkes-Barre. The
With two franchise re-locations over the off-season the American Hockey League has announced a re-alignment for the upcoming 2014-15 season. An overview of the alignment: Five clubs find themselves in new divisions, no team switched conferences despite one relocating across the continent. Here’s the run-down of the changes: Abbotsford Heat have
