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Or they'll be the Oklahoma City Thunder of the NHL and be stuck with whatever they pick for the next 20 years.
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This could just be speculators filing trademarks in hopes of a payday in the event one of these names is eventually chosen. The trademark applications are registered to a company called Uyte LLC, which only registered as a company in Deleware on April 2, 2024. The address and phone number listed on the application belong to the law firm, and attorney, that filed the application. Smells like opportunists.
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The only instance when that color looks good is when it's slathered on a hot dog.
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His own child had to modify his name just to avoid the embarrassment.
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Some might say the fumble-prone Brownie is perfect symbol. Ernest Byner might take umbrage, though.
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Yes! And in a style that makes him look like he's an adjunct member of the Burger King Kids' Club! Or just bring back this guy ...
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The only thing wrong with the Browns logo is that it uses a facemask style from the late '80s that was never attractive to begin with. This was discussed about a dozen pages ago in this thread, but the Browns need to go with a classically retro helmet style — two-bar facemask is my preference — positioned in a more two-dimensional side view than what is shown here. A logo like that will stand the test of time.
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"We not only want your hockey team, but we also insist on taking the name of your biggest city."
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While these are a little better than the versions in the Nike-cut jerseys, this still looks like a 1960s-era uniform squeezed into a modern template. It's fixable, but it still doesn't look quite right. The biggest issue is that inner green stripe, which was originally a hoop that continued under the armpit.
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I'd love to see what this incredible, ahead-of-its-time WHL logo would look like if turned into a "U" for the Utah Stingers. Not saying it would be good, but I love this old logo so much that I'm curious to see if it could be brought back to life in some form.
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That's a fair take and I agree with all of it. I think most of the "they should go back to this" posts are built on the premise that the current uniforms are awful. I read yours the same way, rather than the more nuanced take that it was.
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No, what I'm saying is making this hard turn back to an old-school throwback as a full-time uniform is usually done as a course correction away from something justifiably terrible. It's like admitting you made a mistake and you had it good before. The Vikings uniforms -- in what appears to be a widely shared view, yourself excluded -- aren't anywhere near the level where a course correction would be necessary. In fact, I'd argue the current uniforms were that course correction from the abhorrent 2006-2012 uniforms, and they nailed it.
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I'd never suggest these uniforms aren't fantastic -- they are. But I think a move like this only works if the uniforms it would be replacing are terrible. I can't say that about the current Vikings look. I don't care for the current facemask color, but that's about the only issue I have with them. They're otherwise a perfect modernization of a classic look.
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NHL Anti-Thread: Bad Business Decision Aggregator
gosioux76 replied to The_Admiral's topic in Sports In General
I think small markets are actually the way to go for the NHL. I don’t see the league getting more popular as time goes on. I think moving into markets where it’s No. 1 or 2 in the local sports hierarchy is the most logical move. Even with competent leadership, I’d bet a franchise would still suffer in sports-saturated Phoenix. Atlanta was (and could be again) a similar circumstance. Houston, too, for that matter. It doesn’t really matter if there’s a “hockey culture” there if the team gets lost in all the noise. Places like SLC, Quebec City, or maybe even Omaha, stand a better chance at success. The league will always have the cornerstones of NewYork, LA, Boston and Chicago to offer the reach necessary for big TV contracts. -
This is interesting. It reminds me of the NFL replica jerseys made by Rawlings in the late '70s/early '80s that they used to sell at places like Sears or JCPenney. I own this Tommy Kramer jersey as part of a small collection I've bought from eBay sellers that includes a Houston Oilers Ken Stabler and Chargers Dan Fouts.