The Sin Bin published photos Wednesday night of what appears to be the Vegas Golden Knights’ Reverse Retro jersey and it’s a beauty.
The jerseys are red and feature Vegas’s secondary logo, the swords/starburst logo, as the crest.
By Ian Oland 2 years ago
The NHL and Adidas dually announced its long-rumored Reverse Retro jersey line on Tuesday. Each team is taking a beloved former jersey from its past and flipping the colors for a fresh new look next season.
Adidas left clues on what each would look like by placing the year that inspired their Reverse Retro jersey on the back. While some teams introduced new sweater designs that year, others experienced some of the biggest moments in franchise history, suggesting that could be part of the final reveal somehow.
By Ian Oland 2 years ago
On Wednesday, the Dallas Stars introduced the world to its first third jersey since 2006. And they’re sweaters that would make X-Pac proud.
The subtractive jerseys are black and feature neon green highlights on the logo, stripes, letters, and numbers. According to the Stars, the blackout alternates were inspired by Dallas’s iconic cityscape at night. The state of Texas will be featured on the team’s crest for the first time in franchise history. The sweaters are also a callback to the team’s original black jerseys that they wore during their first two decades in the league.
By Ian Oland 2 years ago
The Calgary Flames were the latest NHL team to announce a new jersey design on Monday.
The Flames are dumping their black and red modernized jerseys and instead going “full retro” for their new home and away jerseys, according to a press release.
The Flames will wear the same jerseys that they wore during their inaugural season 40 years ago.
By Ian Oland 2 years ago
The Vegas Golden Knights debuted a new bold alternate jersey on Friday. The Golden Knights will wear gold jerseys with grey, white, and red stripes during a handful of games next season.
According to the team, the third jersey is the first all-metallic gold sweater in the history of the NHL.
The Washington Capitals extended their affiliation agreement with the ECHL South Carolina Stingrays for another three years in July.
And now the Stingrays have announced a new look that will make them look even more like the sons of their metaphorical hockey dads.
Wednesday, the Stingrays shelved their navy blue sweaters and debuted a new red jersey that is nearly identical to the Capitals home jerseys. It features the same stripes, the same fonts, and the same colors.
