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  1. The biggest problems with the Sharks look to me is that the teal is too dark and as a result the black and teal don't have enough contrast. So the black and teal mix on the white jersey. It's like the reverse of how the silver blends into the white on the old Sabres jerseys and ends up making the blue stripe look spindly and thin.
  2. They both look like hoodies you'd buy on NHL.com to be honest
  3. The Ducks can use 90s "fad colours" because they're a 90s team. 90s fads are part of their history. They should look like a team that was founded in the early 90s. Just like how the Sharks should use a brighter teal and the Panthers should go back to athletic gold instead of the flat vegas.
  4. A little late but that Sens third jersey rules. One of those things where you can't believe you've never seen someone try that design before.
  5. It's not a coincidence that of the past several new teams to join the league, almost all of them have shown up with a navy blue home jersey. Seattle - NAVY Vegas - Grey Winnipeg - NAVY Columbus - NAVY Minnesota - Dark Green Atlanta - NAVY Nashville - NAVY
  6. ah yes, that famous saying: "red sky at night, doesn't exist."
  7. the wild throwback reminds me of when nba teams (used to?) recolor thrir primary logos instead of rebranding in a way that just didn't make sense. the sky isn't yellow
  8. Toronto home and aways are perfect, no notes. Sabres look good but maybe too many stripes for my taste. That alternate is very sharp but I wonder how it would look with a stencilized gold/navy version of the goat head? Might be a nice bridge between them.
  9. This series has been really great. I think the Kings away could use a lot more purple. The alternate logo is great, but I feel like it's so close to having the mane make an L A that you might as well go all the way with it. I like what you've done with the Wild but I've never been a fan of concepts that put wheat trim on the white sweater.
  10. I think there was a way for the Devils to thicken the red stripes or make them brighter without making them this comicly gigantic
  11. The updated 2D Senator logo is a really interesting case I think. I've long thought it was excellent and should have become their primary, but I can also see the case that it's very late-2000s and a bit soulless. The things that make the 90s one flawed are probably what makes Sens fans see it as stately and timeless I guess. Ultimately, Sens fans seem to have disliked the updated version and desperately wanted the vintage one. So ultimately what can ya do.
  12. Yes, because wheat on a white jersey never looks good. It works as the trim for the logos. The forest green on white looks real sharp and the numbers add a splash of colour.
  13. None of those Wild concepts are better than the real thing. They've figured out the perfect balance of green, wheet, and red on both sweaters
  14. i'll help you out then... The three biggest trends in hockey jerseys in 2010, when the powder jersey came out, were: Fauxbacks Roundel logos Double-blue The Panthers had no legitimate connection to any of the three but jumped on it anyway. Add in the weird JetBlue thing and yeah. This sweater uses their popular palm tree logo, their 90s template, and their original colours + powder blue. The effect is tropical instead of dull and lifeless. Even if it's being overrated it's no surprise that it's popular considering current fashion
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