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Out of the water and onto the ice, the National Hockey League and Adidas this afternoon released the uniform designs for the 2019 NHL All-Star Game to be held later this month in San Jose, California. Going with a monochromatic palette, the jerseys are all black and white with grey
I love it when companies play with their branding during a playoff run. Capital One, the current naming rights holder of the home arena to the Washington Capitals have gotten into the fun of the Caps run to the Cup Final by changing their logo to feature the Capitals mark
One done, two to go; we’re this much closer to the 2018 Stanley Cup Final; so it’s a good time to update our “Every Possible 2018 Stanley Cup Final Matchups” post from a couple of weeks ago. Four teams from the East, and four from the West remain, what began
Baseball’s still postponing games due to snow, so that must mean it’s the start of the Stanley Cup Playoffs! Eight teams from the East, eight from the West in a series of best-of-seven rounds to determine who will be left in the end to battle in the Stanley Cup Final.
As part of “Copa de la Diversión” (“Fun Cup”), Minor League Baseball has spent today rolling out all-new name, logo, and uniform packages for 33(!) teams; presumably as a way to drive me mad a mere 24 hours after Major League Baseball unveiled 120 new caps. In case you were
Welp, the NHL didn’t wait long to turn the focus on next season did they? Less than twelve hours after Sidney Crosby hoisted Stanley’s Mug over his head for the third time the official social media accounts of teams all across the league began posting teasers of their new Adidas
