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TheOatsMustFlow

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  1. First look at a new Cardinal helmet in natural lighting. Looks the same.
  2. That’s just the current uniform. You can see a little bit of the underarm white on the right side. All of the black piping is just obscured by the shadows.
  3. Just walked over to the Van Buren in Phoenix, nothing over there yet. I bet the Cardinals are making this all up.
  4. So possibly using this 3D/fading style decal on a white helmet with red metallic flakes with a white/metallic/chrome face mask
  5. I’ve heard the bird remains the same on the white helmet. Red metallic flakes on the helmet similar to the black one. A chrome/silver face mask. Also, I think the striping on the shoulders makes sense if they are trying to mimic the sun rays on the state flag.
  6. Of course! That makes a lot more sense.
  7. The Suns will have new main uniforms for next season (purple & white), and a new city edition uniform replacing the current turquoise uniform. The classic purple sunburst is to be worn for only this season and is not scheduled to be back. The alternate black PHX uniform will return for next season.
  8. locals and fans of the team disagree with these transplant takes.
  9. Cardinals draft hats hint at possible yellow additions in new uniforms
  10. For the love of god, ASU. Just give us what we want.
  11. If Nike gets the contact thats not necessarily a bad thing. Nike has their own baseball jersey template that’s used all over college ball but MLB jerseys are still the same Majestic manufactured product. And, college football has a multitude of Nike football jersey templates but the NFL by and large uses mostly 1 subdued template for all teams. A Nike NHL agreement could see something very similar.
  12. Yeah transplants are gonna be transplants. As a native Arizonan that has several native Arizona friends I would say my experiences and interactions are very much the opposite of the anecdotes shared so far. The Phoenix area is young generationally, as is the sports fandom. Fair weather fandom is growing pains for young markets/fan bases.
  13. Updated Coyotes logo on the back Kachina sweater. New one is on the left. They have added the tan outline on the inside of the left coyote leg and tan outline around tail and inside of the right arm. Corrected the right skate color, added/corrected the upper purple stripe on the left arm, and added the green tip on the top feather.
  14. Very cool! Apparently this jersey or something very similar was close to existing. A quote from the original designer of the sunburst look: “I have sketches of an orange version of the jersey but the NBA freaked out. They thought fans would need sunglasses indoors! The orange jersey and a streaking Suns ball had a black eclipse type back shadow behind it and we literally were going to call the jersey the Eclipse. The Suns already had white, purple and black alternates and the NBA wanted to limit the amount of options teams had to reduce operations nightmares and trainers’ confusion at the time since we were changing so many team identities. That’s why they didn’t do them.” Here is the rest of the interview and article about the history of the sunburst uniforms. https://sports360az.com/2016/07/espo-brief-suns-sunburst-jersey-oral-history/
  15. He is right that the 9's used in the Cardinals' Tweet are a different font than what is used on the Cardinals uniforms. But, the Cardinals social media team has been using the incorrect font for these types of posts for the last couple of years, so it's no evidence of new uniforms. Interestingly enough, they did not give JJ a jersey to hold up at the press conference yesterday, so maybe that is evidence of new unis coming! But probably the real reason for that was him finding out earlier that day that he would get to use #99 which was previously retired by the Cardinals.
  16. I can’t wait for the oversized helmet logo with the number on the other side look to go away
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