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Because they tried it in 2022 and guess what, people hated it. And, they ended up changing them. As far as Golden State or Houston celebrating Lunar New Year, that is different because, while Lunar/Chinese New Year might be more associated with the Chinese, it is a celebrated by many Asian countries. The Warriors and Rockets are not celebrating China by using Chinese characters on their jerseys, but the holiday.

Surprised there's no title sponsor for the pointless, in season tournament, though I expect that to change by the time the season starts. Still don't get why anyone should care about this, including the players, except for the money, of course.

The specialty jerseys are not going away. Teams can still have them. The players just won't be wearing them. So, no, it's not Adidas saying no, we don't want to make them anymore. https://www.cbssports.com/nhl/news/nhl-eliminates-themed-warmup-jerseys-following-pride-night-controversies-in-2022-23/#:~:text=Starting in the 2023-24,league's Board of Governors meeting. Bettman said that Pride nights -- and all specialty nights -- are here to stay in the NHL. The only change will be that players no longer wear themed jerseys in warmups. "Absolutely, 32 of our clubs did Pride nights. Some do Heritage nights," Bettman said. "Everyone does Hockey Fights Cancer. Some do military nights. All of those nights will continue. The only issue will be -- or the only difference will be -- we aren't going to change jerseys for warmups because really that has become more of a distraction from the essence of what the purposes of these nights are."

Porsche has made some small changes to their logo for their 75th anniversary.

Kamloops Blazers wore these for opening night of the Memorial Cup as the host team.

For me, it was the white in the jersey that seemed off. I've gotten use to it and it doesn't look as bad now. The one thing I didn't really like at the time was that it was just a gold recolour of their current jerseys instead of something original. But, now that they've become the primary home, I appreciate that was what they went with and didn't end up with mismatched home/aways, which could end up starting a never ending cycle of mismatched primaries like what's gone on with Minnesota and Carolina.

I agree with you about the past logos. The current is fine for me.

Would be disappointing if the Jets went full retro, especially as there's nothing really wrong with what they have now and is unique to them. They would also become the fourth team to use that same three stripes pattern. If they do a full rebrand, I rather they go with something new and use the aviator blue as the primary colour.

I like the new helmet for the Argos. I think that colour is underutilized in sports, at least at the pro level. But, they need to do more with the jersey inself.

How? Because it uses the same colour scheme?

I'm guessing when Silver is talking about European soccer, he's referring to the Champions League and other multi-league tournaments, which is why the NBA's in season tournament is so dumb, when it only includes only the 30 NBA teams. Even something like England's FA Cup has every team at every level competing for it. Maybe if they put a playoff spot on the line, it might mean something. Otherwise, it's just about the money.

Overall, the Stamps are looking good. Only thing is, anyone else slightly bothered with the black in the logo and helmet stripe, but nowhere else? The best thing, for sure, is that they won't be sharing a template with another team anymore, with the same colours.

Stampeders have released a teaser video. You can pretty much tell it's a white version of their retro jersey.

Doubtful. Either the league doesn't allow it, or the other teams have told the Jets to take a hike when asked, knowing the whole thing about the white out. Or, maybe the Jets have simply never considered it.

They look nice. I do wish they kept orange as the primary since there's now 3 black teams in a 9 team league.

Does this even count as a retro match up or is that the joke?

They can still do a one-off special anniversary jersey, just not the full rebrand until after Fanatics figures out how their template is going to look. From the ESPN article, they say the jerseys won't look any different from the Adidas jerseys now for a couple of years, just maybe with different fabrics.

Fanatics will become the official NHL jersey supplier beginning in 2024-25, with the deal running for 10 years. The on ice jerseys will be made in the same factories as the current ones in Quebec and the specs will be the same. There will be some differences in the fabrics and materials. The NHL says the first significant changes to the jerseys could come in 2026-27 when different fabric options and player safety innovations like protection against skate lacerations might be introduced.

The score bug is the same as the one used on the international feed for the World Series. Can't find a picture, but link to 2019 World Series on Youtube.

On one broadcast, the announcers were talking about how the national program only had a $25,000 budget. Not sure if that was in dollars or pounds.

Great Britain pitcher lost the T on his jersey. It had come lose and he brushed it off.

Nokia has downgraded its logo. Old: New:

Panthers wore Tupac inspired warm up jerseys for Black History Night a few days ago. Based off of his poetry collection, "The Rose That Grew From Concrete".

Pretty simple. On the other side, just like how Florida put the all-star patch on the left. Or, the patch could go on the shoulder if there's no shoulder logo like how the Rangers did in 1994.