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  1. Ak Bars Kazan of the KHL wear red and green Their feeder team of the VHL also with the same colour scheme.
  2. Montreal Alouettes of the CFL did in the very early 1970's Infamous major junior team (QMJHL) that lasted part of a season in the mid 1980's the Plattsburgh Pioneers
  3. If looking for existing inspiration with a X cross design, the Edinburgh Capitals have had an X cross instead of horizontal band:
  4. For the Islanders' Alternate I have only one thing to say: "We want fish sticks!" No really, I do want "fish sticks". The orange jersey looks fine, but in my opinion would be better with the "fish sticks" logo on it. If you despise the "fish sticks" logo, what about the lighthouse shoulder patch as a main crest?
  5. Haven't done any in a couple years at least but here there are some in my abandoned blog - Team Canada Beaver Jersey, Squirrel jersey, and a couple DIY baseball cards, etc. http://reignoferror00.blogspot.com/ http://reignoferror00.blogspot.com/2020/02/team-canada-beaver-jersey.html http://reignoferror00.blogspot.com/2013/03/diy-squirrel-hockey-jerseys.html http://reignoferror00.blogspot.com/search/label/cards
  6. ending to the: 1999 Stanley Cup Finals (skate in the crease, enough said) 1994 Stanley Cup Finals (A Cinderella story with a pumpkin ending) 1985 American League Championship (Me yelling walk Brett already at the t.v.!!!) 2009 Grey Cup (too many men)
  7. A bit similar, and also happened in the 1970's with some controversy
  8. Stick a fork in them they are done. Their last logo.
  9. My city's (Thunder Bay) flag was adopted in 1972. They chose to include likely the most iconic symbol from the city's area - the Sleeping Giant - (natural rock formation on nearby Sibley Peninsula). Right below is a pic I took of it from the city's waterfront on Canada Day a few years back. From the city's website: "The design forms a golden sky from a sun behind the green Sleeping Giant, sitting in the blue waters of Lake Superior. The red maple leaf is the signification of Canada. The green and gold also represent the City's colours."
  10. Some flags in the intro to one of the two new television shows I'm watching this year. (starting about 23 seconds in)
  11. there is this: http://s767.photobucket.com/user/HockeyJerseyConcepts/media/NHL Numbers/ManitobaMooseAHLbyHJC.png.html and this: http://www.ernhrtfanracing.com/files/Cynon_Manitoba_Moose_Numbers.jpg
  12. from Wikipedia - Northwoods League franchises - chart shows present and former team names. Bismark had five names to choose from: Baldies, Bigfoots, Bullies, Flickertails, Meadowlarks (Larks). "The Baldies pays homage to Bald Eagles. The Bullies has nothing to do with kids taking your lunch money but rather Theodore Roosevelt’s famous phrase, ‘bully pulpit.’ A flickertail is a squirrel and the Meadowlark is the state bird of North Dakota. Bigfoot means exactly what you would think. It refers to the furry creature which may or may not be roaming around this planet. Voting will take place through August 14." The Baldies pays homage to Bald Eagles. The Bullies has nothing to do with kids taking your lunch money but rather Theodore Roosevelt’s famous phrase, ‘bully pulpit.’ A flickertail is a squirrel and the Meadowlark is the state bird of North Dakota. Bigfoot means exactly what you would think. It refers to the furry creature which may or may not be roaming around this planet. Voting will take place through August 14 They narrowed it down to three: Larks (Meadowlarks), Bullies, Flickertails. Voting is closed. "The team will unveil the new name, logo, and a few other exciting announcements at their first community event in Bismarck Municipal Ballpark on Thursday, October 13" Fond du Lac team naming contest appears to be still open.
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