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Yeah, that's a great look with the green and steel blue. I do hope they go a traditional route in the NHL.

Up next we have the Cleveland Barons replacing the Cleveland Monsters. I figured that rebranding to a more classic name that was in the NHL and AHL for a very long time would be a good way to go.

For the Cincinnati Cyclones, I used an original logo and created a solid look around it. The color rush uniform is a fauxback and is used often.

Up next we have the Chicago Wolves. For the Wolves, I repurposed a logo (from my Lithuanian Hockey project) and applied it to their current look with a few things fixed for consistency.

For the Chicago Blackhawks, I returned the C logo to the sleeves as it was in the 1950s, bright back the popular black alternate, and designed a black jersey based on their Stadium Series jersey. The Blackhawks protected Toews, Kane, Debrincat, Keith, Seabrook, and Crawford.

For the Charlotte Checkers, I brought back their previous color scheme, and created a fairly traditional look based on it with sublimated checkers on the sleeves and sides.

You guys have a point. I have no idea how Moog isn't in the HOF. Up next we have the Carolina Hurricanes. For the Canes, I used the sublimated warning flags more prominently while also creating a more bold look. The new alternate logo is featured on the third and color rush jerseys. They protected Staal, Aho, Teravainen, Hamilton, Slavin, and Mrazek.

For the Calgary Flames, I resurrected their original uniforms while also creating an alternate based on their current ones and a flame-based color rush uniform. The Flames protected Gaudreau, Monahan, Backlund, Giordano, Hanifin, and Smith.

For the Buffalo Sabres, I brought back their original look with the royal blue. I also created a gold alternate as well as a black and red color rush jersey that combines their looks from the late 1990s and early 2000s. In the draft Reinhart, Ristolainen, Dahlin, and Hutton. unlike most NHL teams, they actually managed to get better from the draft.

Up next are the Bridgeport Sound Tigers. For the Sound Tigers, I created a Tiger Shark logo and designed a sleek look based on it. You may have seen this logo on an old post I did redesigning the AHL, but I really liked it so I'm reusing it. The Sound Tigers look like one of the more solid AHL franchises.

Up next we have the IHL's Brampton Beast. I dropped red from their color scheme so that we don't have yet another black and red team.

For the Boston Bruins, I combined some of their previous looks to create a solid identity. The third jersey is based on their gold uniforms from 1940-44, and their color rush is based on their original uniforms. The Bs held onto Bergeron, Pastrnak, and Marchand on offense, Krug and McAvoy on defense, and Rask in goal cutting their aging captain Zdeno Chara free. They drafted very well and look to be one of the most solid teams in the NHL.

Thanks! I always enjoy creating content for this community! Up next are the Birmingham Bulls, a club previously playing in the WHA, CHL, ECHL, and SPHL. For the Bulls, I repurposed and recolored a logo I created for a different project and also created a secondary logo with the state of Alabama and the famous Vulcan statue from Birmingham. The third and color rush jerseys feature the striping from the Alabama flag as well as the state motto. There is no rule in the new NHL as to what color is worn where, so the Bulls where their white third jerseys at home.

Up next is the return of the Baltimore Skipjacks who are an AHL expansion club. For the Baltimore Skipjacks, I designed a new logo based on one meaning of Skipjack, the Skipjack Tuna. The other logo is a maritime logo based on the other meaning which is a common boat on the east coast. The colors come from the Maryland flag.

Up next we have the Bakersfield Condors who look like they're poised to make a run for the NHL this year. I used their pre-Oilers color scheme and dropped the wordmark for the main logo.