TBGKon

I see Oakland is wearing the Kelly green alts on the road in Houston tonight. Have they worn those on the road before?

The Hockey Lodge is the Wild's official team store. It makes sense if their jerseys will have the patch, much like the NBA rule where the ad is only on jerseys sold at the official team stores and no where else.

Didnt see it here, but looks like the Eagles wore green numbers during practice over the weekend in support of the Eagles Autism Foundation

I guess it wouldn't be out of the question, but based on the Giants uniform schedule it doesn't appear to be likely.

It was also difficult to manage and a frequent target for spammers. At least here, we have ways to manage it better.

Minus that turd gold uniform.

When you see the WHL Calgary Wranglers logo from the 70s and 80s, it makes more sense.

Doubtful. With the NHL at 32 teams, I see them staying put at that number for a while.

The difference there is that the Admirals look to have local ownership and the now Wranglers were owned by the Flames themselves. For the Preds to have a team closer to home, they'd likely have to purchase a team themselves. if the Admirals arent interested in selling, then the Preds would have to search elsewhere for a franchise.

Exactly. Speaking as a local, anytime after late October/early November thru beginning of March is a crapshoot. 2021 for example, November was mild and comfortable. December was surprisingly above average and humid.

Yes. Most teams don't wear alternates in the preseason. I do know the Panthers have done it occasionally and it always counts toward the three games.

https://www.sportingnews.com/us/nfl/news/deshaun-watson-browns-nfl-suspension/tmgtu9pzyg2zjdbgn6wknzot From this article... "The length of the suspension was the decision of retired federal judge Sue L. Robinson, who oversaw the Watson disciplinary hearings in June. She noted that Watson's "non-violent sexual conduct" helped him avoid a longer suspension."

The league has 3 days to appeal. Watson should seriously be out for all of 2022.

The standing elf Browns option is the one I like, but I wish it had the 2D helmets in the endzones instead of the 3/4 angle.

I believe the outfield area is phase 1, and then the rest in future phases.

Situationally, no. They got kicked out and had to go somewhere of last resort. If I were a player in the league, I'd bail now.

So based on this statement about alternate uniforms, it makes me wonder if the Panthers really did designate the black jerseys the alternate to pair with a black helmet.

Same. The Rays reporter for the Tampa Bay Times added a detail recently that the Rays were ditching the gray jerseys for 2023 and beyond and sticking with the navy and Columbia blue tops for road games. My hope is that they also add a pair of Columbia blue pants for road games with a matching top for clashes with navy at home teams (potentially Seattle, Cleveland, Houston, etc)

New Balance owns Warrior so its not as far of a stretch.

This is more long term but Adidas will not return as uniform manufacturer after 2023-24 season

Locking this thread because there is an active thread for the season here now that camps have begun.

I'll have to see if I can find it, but the local beat reporter for the Rays seemed to say the Tampa Bay City Connect wouldnt be until 2024. I would think they might split up the 16 remaining teams into 2 years of 8 each year.

Its a combination of the three teams in Tampa Bay (Bucs, Rays, Lightning) from a local apparel company called For The Bay Clothing Company. https://www.forthebayclothingco.com/

Yes, fans and alumni of South Florida hated the foil gold numbers on the jerseys and the chrome domes. It just didnt represent the history of the program. There were also reports that the players themselves said the last set of Adidas uniforms were rigid and stiff, and that this new set is "comfy"

I mean, that was the full intention of the Bengals original color rush uniform, so it makes sense.