The Florida Panthers this week became the twelfth NHL team to announce they would be wearing an advertisement on their in-game jerseys during the 2022-23 season. Florida will wear the logo of AutoNation on their road white sweaters only. AutoNation is a South Florida company founded by original Panthers owner
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2023 NHL All-Star Game Logo Celebrates Florida’s Famous Sunsets
The National Hockey League has released the logo for the 2023 NHL All-Star Game, set to be held at FLA Live Arena, home of the Florida Panthers, in Sunrise, Florida, on February 4, 2023. It’s the second All-Star Game hosted by the Panthers (previously, 20 years earlier in 2003) and
Florida Panthers Original Palm Tree Logo Returns
The Florida Panthers appear to have made a minor, but important change to their uniforms for the upcoming 2019-20 season. Their original palm tree-stick-and-sun logo is returning. Worn on the shoulder and helmet of several different uniform designs from their inaugural 1993-94 season right up until the total re-brand in
Florida Panthers to Celebrate 25 Years in 2018-19
The Florida Panthers will celebrate their silver anniversary with a commemorative logo and jersey patch for the upcoming 2018-19 NHL season, the team announced this morning. It’s a combination of Florida state pride as well as Florida Panthers alternate logo history. The main feature of the logo is the large
Over a Dozen NHL Teams Getting New Uniforms in 2017-18
Thanks to multiple sources of ours, we have learned that there will be twelve National Hockey League teams making changes to their uniform during the switchover from Reebok to Adidas this summer. When you add in the expansion Vegas Golden Knights to that mix that’s a solid thirteen new looks to
A Chat with John Viola, Part of the Florida Panthers Rebrand Team
On Thursday, June 2, 2016, the Florida Panthers made their first radical branding change in their 23-year history. Gone is the original 1993 primary “leaping cat” logo and the athletic gold trim colour. Gone is the sun, stick, and palm tree alternate logo. In aesthetics the team now bears little
Florida Panthers Unveil New Look Logo and Uniforms
The Florida Panthers today took a step toward the future, unveiling the first major logo and uniform overhaul in the franchise’s 23-year history. A military-style badge, a nod in honour toward the 101st Airborne, replaces the long standing leaping Florida panther as the main focal point of the set, it becomes
Florida Panthers New Logo, Uniforms Coming June 2nd
The Florida Panthers have announced they will be officially unveiling their new logo as well as their new uniforms at a fan event on Thursday, June 2nd. Panthers players Aaron Ekblad, Steven Kampfer, Vincent Trocheck, and Shawn Thornton will be on hand to model the new uniforms, the press release
Florida Panthers Chairman Shares Pic of New Uniform
Just a few days after the new logo for the Florida Panthers leaked it’s way across the Internet, we’ve now got our first look at the new uniforms. The photo is courtesy Doug Cifu, Vice Chairman of the Florida Panthers and owner of the best Twitter handle of a front
Florida Panthers New Logo Leaked
Today, Paul Lukas of Uni-Watch tweeted out a leaked image of a new Florida Panthers logo. The logo follows the same formula as what wrote about back in January, a military badge style shield (modelled after that of the 101st Airborne) containing a panther head and the team name arched over the top.
Panthers Celebrate Jagr Birthday With Franken-Jersey Cake
Jaromir Jagr is 44 years old today, when he played his first game in the NHL 43% of the teams in the league today had yet to play their first game. Around 35% of the players in the league today weren’t even born. Did we mention he’s still playing pretty
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