The Toronto Maple Leafs are finally embracing a unified traditional look. Timed perfectly to debut with the team’s 100th season, the Maple Leafs will be going all in on a heritage look to their identity; this after years of dancing with the idea via throwbacks worn as alternate uniforms, shoulder patches paying tribute to
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The History of the NHL All-Star Game Uniform
In honour of the National Hockey League’s All-Star Game tonight, let’s take a look back at the history of the uniforms worn during the past NHL All-Star Games, from the Ace Bailey Benefit Game way back in 1934 through to the four-division mini tournament of 2016. The first all-star game was a
Leafs Tease New Logo, Announce Unveiling Date
Well, I suppose it’s official now! Confirming a story we first broke last month, the Toronto Maple Leafs have announced they will be unveiling their new logo during episode five of their “The Leaf: Blueprint” video series this coming Tuesday at 9:30pm ET. They also gave us a little tease of the new
New Details: Leafs New Look A Classic Combo
When the Toronto Maple Leafs start their centennial season this fall they’ll do so while wearing a combination of classic team designs. According to several of my good friends, all of which are named “anonymous reliable source”, the Leafs new look will appear kinda like a healthy mix between the two worn during the 1966/67 season,
Canucks Reveal Flying Skate Throwback Uniforms
Any child of the 90s will feel all sorts of nostalgic when they see what the Vancouver Canucks tweeted yesterday morning. The “flying skate” uniform as some of us referred to it will be returning for one-game-only next month, this much we already knew, but what we had yet to
AHL Club to Wear Cleveland Barons Throwbacks
The Cleveland Barons will skate again. For a day. In the American Hockey League. Yes kids, the National Hockey League’s first and only foray into Cleveland will be remembered a month from now when the Lake Erie Monsters wear the Barons old uniforms for “Cleveland (Hockey) Rocks! Night” against the San Antonio
NHL Throwback Uniform News: Sharks, Caps, Pens, Habs
Tomorrow night in Montreal, the Canadiens will battle the Boston Bruins in a re-match of the 2016 Winter Classic, and the Habs will do so wearing those very same Winter Classic uniforms. No word yet on if the Bruins will join the fun and wear their Winter Classic uniforms too, but
Maple Leafs Dropping More Hints of Their New Logo?
Back in December when we broke the story on the Toronto Maple Leafs getting a new logo I noted that the team had been pushing a simplified version of their primary logo without a wordmark across their social media channels. Perhaps this was a sign of the changes to come, I
Top Selling NHL Player Jerseys of 2015
The National Hockey League has announced the top ten selling player jerseys during 2015 and surprise, surprise the Chicago Blackhawks tandem of Jonathan Toews and Patrick Kane once again take the top two spots. I’m sure yet another Stanley Cup ring for the pair didn’t hurt their cause. Rankings are
2016 NHL All-Star Jerseys A Musical Tribute
It’s about to get country-music all up in here; the National Hockey League has unveiled the jerseys players will be wearing during the 2016 NHL All-Star Games later this month in Nashville aka “Music City”. The colours of the jerseys are black and white, symbolic of the keys on a piano; the player numbers
Pic: Canucks Goalie to Wear Retro Mask
When the Vancouver Canucks wear their throwback 1990s black-yellow-red uniforms next month, Ryan Miller’s going to look the part. Posted to the Facebook page of goalie mask designers Bishop Design, Miller’s custom mask is black with red and yellow stripes and features the classic “flying skate” logo on the side. Those stripes on
Details, Mockup of New Florida Panthers Logo & Uniforms
So, what if I told you the next uniform of the Florida Panthers was going to resemble a classic NHL team from Quebec? Yeah, sorry… they aren’t moving, and it won’t look like the Nordiques. According to a series of INCREDIBLY helpful Tweets courtesy George Richards of the Miami Herald, we’ve learned the