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Although sports fans in North America are used to seeing teams in the NFL, NHL, NBA and MLB wear throwback uniforms from time to time, it’s a rarity in the world of soccer. It’s due to the fact that soccer teams have taken to switching kits from year-to-year, so it’s
“Subjective opinion is the rule of the day. ‘I don’t like it therefore it must not be good’. The public is not invited to sit in the lab. Design [has become] about communication with a public that’s unaware of motivations behind a design” – 99% Invisible, podcast It’s all too
Well it worked well for all the other leagues, right? Following similar, ultimately unsuccessful experiments in the National Hockey League and National Football League, the National Basketball Association has decided to give it a go and use the player captain format for their annual All-Star Game. Dropping the East vs.
The New England Patriots will have a new look when they take the field this Thursday against the Tampa Bay Buccaneers. For the first time since 2009 (and we’re not counting the times when they wore throwbacks), the New England Patriots will be wearing white pants with their white jerseys.
Last season, the Atlanta Falcons made a big chunk of their fanbase happy when they broke out retro-inspired uniforms that mixed the black helmets of the Jerry Glanville-era of football there with the look from their inaugural season from the neck down. It was a solid look on the field
Another NFL season officially kicks off on this upcoming Thursday, when the New England Patriots will host the Kansas City Chiefs in the league’s season opener. As is tradition, the game will serve as a coronation of sorts for the five-time Super Bowl champions, who got their latest Lombardi Trophy
The Color Rush may have started as an official NFL term, but it’s starting to catch on at all levels of football. We’re about to get a high-profile example of it as the college football season really kicks off this upcoming weekend. The Florida Gators and Michigan Wolverines will be
The Miami Dolphins may not have the best-looking uniforms in the world of professional football, but for two games they’re in the conversation. That’s because the Dolphins have taken to wearing throwback uniforms from their glory days of the 1970s on occasion for the past two seasons. Now, they will
Last year, when all 32 teams unveiled their Color Rush uniforms, the New York Giants were one of the teams who stole the show when they unveiled their Color Rush uniforms. The “fauxback” uniforms were a callback to what the team looked like back in the 1980s and 1990s, and
The Pittsburgh Steelers and the football world in general lost a huge figure in the game when Dan Rooney passed away a few months ago. As teams are wont to do in this type of situation, the Steelers are going to wear a patch in memory of their beloved owner.
Nike’s planned “Global Launch” of their NBA uniforms may not be happening until October 1, but that hasn’t stopped them from giving us a look at what’s going to be coming once things are official. In fact, one team has already decided to unveil their home-and-aw– I mean, Association and
The Florida Fire Frogs have ambition. First, they’re one of only a handful of minor league baseball teams named for an entire state. A few others spring to mind, like the New Hampshire Fisher Cats, Arkansas Travelers, and Connecticut Tigers—and hey, the Carolina Mud Cats are named for two states—but
