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  1. The Florida Panthers and the Seattle Metropolitains. Two teams that got it right the first time around.
  2. I do, but changing between those two logos wouldn't be the end of the world. Honestly if the current template is kept, then it would be somewhat of lateral move, all things considered. It certainly wouldn't upset me nearly as much as having my favourite hockey team skate around the ice draped in gold serpentine every night. That, to me, would be a real crime. Leave the gold serpentine to Vegas. They're kinda doing it justice, no? That can be their thing.
  3. See, now this guy's talking sense. Those uniforms were the finest in team history, at least so far. You don't always have to start from scratch. A great uniform is honed over the decades and such. That's how you eventually get the timeless classics we all know & love.
  4. That concept has been done on this very board dozens of times. It does not, in any concept version of it I've ever seen here or elsewhere, "blow their current look out of the water". In fact I'd argue it looks kinda cheap, especially after years of seeing that unused logo plastered on some pretty shoddy team-branded merchandise. But to each their own, etc...
  5. Vintage white should simply not be a primary colour for a jersey. In fact, it has no place in modern NHL colour schemes. It totally breaks down the colour at home/white on the road* visual harmony that is so beautifully exemplified in the NHL. The white of the ice, combined with the crisp colours with a hint of white found on NHL jerseys. Both teams kinda matching because of it. It just all looks right. The NHL Match-Up threads are chock-full of visual examples of this, so I won't bother posting them here. *white at home & colour on the road is also acceptable, if not preferable
  6. Forget bringing back the Barons as a one-off retro reverse, in my opinion the team should be brought back as a full-fledged member of the National Hockey League. Economics be damned, I just think they have a neat name and history.
  7. Ottawa Senators prototype jerseys.
  8. You want pointless realignment, well feast your eyes on this. Here's something nifty I was working on when I was bored at work. It started with a conversation I was having. I said that with the influx of international talent, the NHL could expand by 2 to 6 teams. This generated much debate since most people think there are too many teams in the NHL as it is. Realistically speaking though, it's pretty much unavoidable that all sport leagues will keep expanding. That's capitalism, friends. So in the interest of taking my idea to the extreme, here's a 50 team NHL. Geographically speaking, I think it's :censored:ing impecable. EASTERN CONFERENCE Northeast Division Halifax Hamilton Kitchener Montreal Ottawa Quebec Toronto Atlantic Division Boston Hartford Long Island New Jersey New York Philadelphia Central Division Buffalo Cincinnati Cleveland Columbus Detroit Pittsburgh Southeast Division Atlanta Baltimore Carolina Miami Tampa Bay Washington WESTERN CONFERENCE Midwest Division Chicago Indianapolis Kansas City Minnesota Milwaukee Nashville St. Louis Southwest Division Colorado Dallas Houston Las Vegas Phoenix Utah Pacific Division Anahaeim Los Angeles San Francisco San Jose Seattle Portland Northwest Division Calgary Edmonton Saskatchewan Vancouver Victoria Winnipeg Thoughts? PS: I apologize that my post isn't about moving February to the Summer division. For the record, I think that moving February would crush an already disillusioned fanbase that has, thus far, lost 3 days to free agency.
  9. Didn't this thread used to be called "Legends in the wrong uniform"? Did we run out of legends?
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