The Washington Capitals today unveiled their new alternate uniform, their old road red star-clad uniforms from 1974-1995. It is a direct flip of their previous alternate uniform which was the home white version from that original 74-95 set. Blue pants and red helmets will be paired with the new, old look.
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Tampa Bay Lightning 2015 Stanley Cup Phantom Champs Merchandise
There will be no “Party in the Bay” this year, the Chicago Blackhawks have defeated the Tampa Bay Lightning to win the 2015 Stanley Cup. If Tampa Bay had won the cup, however, here’s the merchandise you’d be seeing all over the Tampa-St Petes area throughout the next several months.
Graphic: Stanley Cup Championship Uniforms 1918-2015
With the 2015 Stanley Cup due to be presented any day now I went back through time to look at what each club was wearing when they clinched Lord Stanley’s brilliant Mug. This graphic goes back to the beginning of the National Hockey League in 1918 while the Stanley Cup
Texas Stars Update Logos, Colours to Match Dallas
The American Hockey League’s Texas Stars unveiled their new logos and colour scheme, an update to reflect the relatively new look of their NHL affiliate in Dallas. Texas had been using a colour scheme and logo set loosely based on the previous look of the NHL’s Stars, their crest had
WHL Prince George Cougars Unveil New Logo
The Western Hockey League’s Prince George Cougars unveiled their new logo earlier today, the logo is the same one we posted a black-and-white version of two weeks ago. A cougar head is the main focal point of the logo, the cougar is created out of the negative space in a
AHL IceCaps Update Colours to Reflect New NHL Affiliation
The American Hockey League’s St. John’s IceCaps have updated their primary logo to reflect their new affiliation agreement with the NHL’s Montreal Canadiens. The changes were unveiled this morning during an event held at the Mile One Centre in St. John’s, NL. Red, white, and blue have replaced the old colour
New Logo for the Prince George Cougars?
The owners of the Western Hockey League’s Prince George Cougars have a new trademarked logo featuring a cougar graphic we’ve yet to see before. Filed with the Canadian Intellectual Property Office in April 2015 (application number 1722295), the logo shows a “C” with a cougar head formed in the negative space of
Manitoba Moose Return to AHL, Unveil Logos and Uniforms
The Moose have returned to the American Hockey League. True North Sports & Entertainment, owners of the NHL’s Winnipeg Jets, announced today that their top-level AHL affiliate would be known as the Manitoba Moose starting with the upcoming 2015-16 season. The Manitoba Moose previously played in Winnipeg during their seasons
New San Jose AHL Team to be called Barracuda
The new San Jose AHL franchise will be known as the San Jose Barracuda according to a report in the Silicon Valley Business Journal earlier today. Logo appears above. From the article: “The toothy moniker follows a multi-year “presenting sponsorship” deal with Campbell-based Barracuda Networks, the sources said. Terms of
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Nailed It: The Story Behind the Wheeling Nailers
Even before you know the story behind it, the logo for the Wheeling Nailers, ECHL affiliate of the nearby Pittsburgh Penguins, works. It’s intimidating in a kick-ass, horror movie sort of way, and it’s certainly one of the more menacing logos in minor league sports. But there’s much more to this
Utah Grizzlies Honour Military Without Resorting to Camouflage
There’s a conundrum for sports fans who love their countries and who genuinely want to honour the military personnel who sacrifice so much for us, but who realize that most military appreciation sports uniforms—the ones of the camouflage variety—are terrible. If you point out that camo-print sports uniforms intended to