Jamikel

Chicago would be wise to actually adopt that color scheme, because it is straight fire.

The name currently feels like it's a too-late attempt to be trendy, but I think it'll age well as it becomes further and further removed from the recent pop cultural context. Because Kraken is/are a cool monster to name a team after. The logos look pretty good, but feel a bit off to me. The S looks like it should be a secondary logo, and the anchor feels like it's more fitting for the Mariners than the Kraken. I was hoping that if they went with Kraken, they would go with a House Greyjoy style crest (and maybe they could make the squid's head form the shape of the space needle?) Overall though, this is a good looking identity. Navy uniforms often look so blah, but they've avoided that here by having such thick light aqua stripes and pops of red.

It's good by the standards of Nike's NFL fonts. But if we're not grading on that curve, it's just okay.

Booing Gary Bettman.

UNC's best look ever, worn by some of our best teams ever.

Every time I look at it, all I can see it how anatomically FUBAR that eagle is. The forced W shape makes it look like its wings are coming out of its butt.

The Weagle is a terrible logo.

The rendering could be improved, but I also like the general idea. My biggest issue is with the goatee. Pointy goatee = devil. Pencil-thin goatee = creepy pervy dude.

Pretty big downgrade, IMO. The light blue and gray just don't have enough contrast to work together. Both the lion and the numbers are difficult to make out because they blend in with the background.

There's a good reason for that.

I like to imagine them as a bunch of guys named Ray. (I know his name's Carl, but this is the image that pops into my head when I think of a guy named Ray.)

In theory, a garnet helmet could look better. But the way these are executed, with the ugly matte plastic maroon finish and the logo plopped awkwardly in a white circle, the white helmet is easily superior.

Still looks pervy, but not it looks like a pervy Mickey Rourke.

True. Even though I know where the name came from, to me, a Dodger is just someone who plays baseball in LA. And a Laker is someone who plays basketball in LA.