The Los Angeles Kings will look super shiny and fresh in their game against the Capitals on Wednesday night.
The Kings will be wearing their new alternate jerseys which bring back their ‘90s Heritage Logo.
The new sweaters are paired with chrome helmets and white gloves.
By Ian Oland 2 years ago
The Washington Capitals will have a different look during warmups on Friday. The Capitals will wear green jerseys to celebrate St. Patrick’s Day.
The team debuted the look and feel of the green jerseys through a press release Wednesday morning.
By Ian Oland 3 years ago
The Washington Capitals will wear special black jerseys during warmups Thursday to honor Black History Night at Capital One Arena. On each shoulder, there’s a Players Against Hate end racism shoulder patch.
“There’s only one way to put it: racism is completely unacceptable,” Tom Wilson said to The Athletic’s Tarik El-Bashir, “and (wearing the jerseys) shows that we want to bring people together.”
The Washington Capitals have finally released their new third jersey and it will debut Tuesday night.
The new navy sweater combines features from the 2015 Winter Classic (the W crest) and 2018 Stadium Series sweaters (colors and striping). It will be worn seven different times this season: once at home against every team in the East Division.
The jerseys are currently available on shop.nhl.com and can be purchased now.
By Ian Oland 3 years ago
TJ Oshie was given the Mario Lemieux treatment by the Capitals and is officially the first player on the team to put on Washington’s new Reverse Retro jersey. Oshie is among several stars at MedStar Capitals Iceplex who are participating in the team’s optional workouts.
Oshie showed off the new red Screaming Eagle jersey while filming a TikTok video. The video was filmed outside the of the practice facility.
Dick’s Sporting Goods appears to be the first retailer that has updated their inventory with the NHL’s Reverse Retro jerseys. There are 24 different player jerseys listed as of publishing, including Alex Ovechkin’s Screaming Eagle sweater. The update gives an even closer look at what many of the Reverse Retro jerseys will look like with players names.
According to Dicks, orders can be placed for their inventory of jerseys on December 6.
The NHL published the designs of its long-anticipated Reverse Retro jersey line on Monday. Each team is taking a beloved former jersey from its past and flipping the colors for a fresh new look next season.
The line is highlighted by the Carolina Hurricanes who are bringing the Hartford Whalers back (again), the Colorado Avalanche’s Quebec Nordiques tribute, the Anaheim Ducks’ Mighty Ducks sweater, and the official return of the New York Rangers’ Statue of Liberty logo. The best jersey of them all might be the Arizona Coyotes’ purple sweater featuring the Kachina Coyotes logo and a desert landscape at the waist.
All 31 NHL teams will wear these sweaters at least once next season. They will be available for purchase by the public on December 1.
By Ian Oland 3 years ago
The Washington Capitals officially unveiled their new Reverse Retro jersey on Monday. The team is bringing back the Screaming Eagle on red, as we first reported in October.
In a 15-second video, a model sashays around a Reverse Retro set, showing off the details of the new jersey.
By Ian Oland 3 years ago
The NHL’s eight Metropolitan Division teams shared preview images of their upcoming Reverse Retro jerseys on Friday, a day after the Pacific Division posted their bad boys.
The photos confirm the Capitals red Screaming Eagle jersey and that the Carolina Hurricanes are bringing back Pucky The Whale. Some of the jersey designs are a bit different than the animated video the NHL and Adidas shared earlier in the week while also confirming some of the old logos we opined might come back.
Let’s again take a closer look!
The Washington Capitals posted three images on Friday of their upcoming Reverse Retro jersey, which is set to be released to the public in the coming days or weeks.
As first reported by RMNB in October, the Capitals’ red Reverse Retro jersey features the Screaming Eagle on the crest and the team’s old Capitol Dome logo on the shoulder.
A first look at the team’s jersey shows the Capitol Dome logo has been remixed to have red highlights.
