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The New Jersey Devils new third uniforms finally made their on-ice debut last night giving us all a chance to see what this oft-criticized design looks like in action. First some close-ups from the New Jersey Devils official Twitter account: They’re not a bad design, you just don’t get a
Scanning the QR code that makes up the jersey design directs users to a page on the club’s website with details on conditions in World Cup host nation
Did Louisiana Christian University steal its new logo from Wild Rose (Wisconsin) High School during its recent rebrand?
Ball features roses for U.S., bunchberry flowers for Canada, and colours representing 79 different countries that MLS players call home
The New England Patriots Hall of Fame’s Twitter account told an inquiring fan their red throwback jerseys are returning in 2022.
Michigan will wear a uniform patch in the Big Ten Championship Game in honor of the victims of the shooting that took place at Oxford High School earlier this week.
Kits celebrate 30th anniversary of Mexican wrestling promotion; AAA also creates characters to represent each club
Black kit features tonal stripe down front containing crests from throughout club’s history
The NCAA unveiled the logo for the 2023 Women’s Final Four, which will take place at American Airlines Center in Dallas on March 31-April 2.
The NCAA has unveiled the logo for the 2023 Men’s Final Four, which will be held at NRG Stadium in Houston on April 1-3.
The Nashville Predators and Tampa Bay Lightning both unveiled their 2022 Stadium Series jerseys tonight within about ten minutes of one another, and while the Preds jersey was expected today (though originally an hour later), the Lightning jersey came right out of nowhere, much like a bolt from the sky.
Baseball fans on social media engaged in a hotly contested ballot to determine a new name for the Highline Bears, a Seattle-based collegiate summer level team in the Pacific International League. In October, the team released two brands developed by Brandiose, the Dub Sea Fish Sticks and the Dub Sea
