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A lot of the hate for the new M logo is due to the fact that a lot of online fans wanted the old M logo back, even though it wouldn't fit with the rest of the brand. This is because a large percentage of online fans were born in the 90s and are therefore obsessed with everything looking like it did in the 90s.

This would be the worst helmet in NFL history just based on pure unnecessity.

Do you mean Packers colors or more like USF colors? Because the former wouldn't fly with a lot of people.

Quick thoughts on all of them (I know they are pretty much all unnecessary): Good: Milwaukee, Utah, Dallas, San Antonio Almost Good (I like the idea/design/colors but there are things I would change): Minnesota, Charlotte, New Orleans, Philadelphia, Phoenix, Washington Boring: Detroit, Atlanta, Houston, Orlando Redundant (Not really boring or bad, but repeats of what we've seen already): Cleveland, Boston, Toronto, New York, Sacramento, Portland Bad (Essentially ugly but kind of interesting): Brooklyn, Indiana, LA Lakers Irredeemable: Chicago, Denver, Golden State, LA Clippers, Miami, Oklahoma City, Memphis

Definitely looks nicer in this picture, but it would still be better if it just said Philadelphia or really anything besides city of BROTHERLY love.

The Rays should stop wearing the throwbacks because it's their worst look.

The green looks kind of bright, but there's a massive difference between this bright studio and the Target Center in the early 90s.

I think it would be cool if hockey teams could paint the center and "blue" lines in team colors. I have also never played competitively so I don't know how much players rely on the colors to tell where they are.

I don't necessarily think the uniforms were executed well, but the reason the lake inspiration was inevitable for the Timberwolves is that - as far as I know - Minneapolis is unique in how many lakes are in the city limits and how relevant they are for daily life here.

I don't love them but I'm excited to see the alternate court.

I am a Vikings fan and I do not like the throwbacks. The boards seem pretty split on whether they should be primaries or are merely a serviceable alternate, but I would actually rather they don't wear them at all. I think they look like some strange unlicensed jersey. Their current uniforms have character while these look like any other team from the 60s.

So excited for the Vikings to look like every other team from the 60s. These were better when the alternative was the ugly 2006-2012 design

Please tell me the pants have stripes.

If you're going to have a script, it should be diagonal. Otherwise there's too much empty space that a logo would normally fill.

The black uniform just feels unnecessary to me. They aren't even really treating it as a team color. I assume that the rule where the alt color has to match something on the main set is still a rule, so they're doing exactly what the Commies did with their black stripe, except they made it a word.

The Timberwolves' remix jerseys from last season just got it right (in my opinion). The best color scheme they've ever used, the best wordmark they've ever used, and their most iconic element, the trees.

I feel bad being so off topic with the Rangers drop, so this is probably my last comment. I believe that from the start the redesign was billed as retro-inspired, but looking towards the future. I think we can see that with the clear inspirations from the Twins' past while the overall design feels pretty clean and refreshed. And I'll ask you this; was the Minnie and Paul patch that much easier to see from six feet away?

As @SCL said, Minnie and Paul are too detailed/complex for this rendition of the Twins' uniforms. They still have them above center field, so it's not like they're completely gone. The "small dot" is representing the North Star, as in North Star State, as well as the location of the team within the state.

Never on the jerseys, but I remember having some merch back in the 2000s where the outlines were more gold/yellow rather than wheat.

I'd prefer if they went with 4+1+1. Home, road, 2 alts, throwback, city connect.

Is there any rumor other than they're just keeping the latest reverse retros in the rotation? I believe that is already confirmed.

If you ask some people on this board, there are three options for uniform designs. 1. How the team looked when they first started. 2. The most boring possible "classic" design (AKA what every team looked like in the 60s). 3. What the team looked like when said person started watching (the 90s).

My assumption is that he meant Minnie & Paul will remain above center field.

I was there. Definitely more people than I expected. It was cool that they brought current and former players for photos.