GrayJ12

I didn't even realize he was 85 years old. I thought he would have been in his late-60s or early-70s. Time is an interesting thing.

The Captain has had too much Captain.

I agree. It combines both old-school and new-school design cues very well.

I don't see the whole point of the argument for the recent revival of the Oilers color scheme/vibe for the Texans and the Titans. Yes, both teams have valid claims, and it is part of both of their histories (to an extent). It would be easier if both teams just laid off the claims. I feel like we might be focusing too much on the past. The era of the Oilers is done and finished.

Sack Exchange-era Jets is a visual identity I love, and I'm glad it's getting a second life, but why do they still have black? Is BFBS making an unfortunate comeback as well? I know people want the Namath-era jerseys back as an alt, but I'd love for them to bring back the old Titans of New York scheme for a least a game.

The slight piping on the side is a nice touch. Also, is it just me or are some of the elements of the banner not centered?

Ryne Sandberg in the Cuba's at the tail-end of his career in the mid-90s.

I feel like their brand design would work very well with the LMC font and look.

The Kings finally have a friend...for three years.

Found this unused Big Ten logo on the motherboard...hadn't seen it before this week.

Do you mean the Big 1T1en?

Tigers feel like a team that would have worked perfectly in the heydey of the racing stripes.

I think the Pirates adding red as a tertiary color in the 1990s was a good call. Yes, it's nice to have all of Pittsburgh's teams to have the same colors, but this helped the Pirates stand out.

Personally, I think the HAAS CNC cars look better with black as the primary color.

It's a Tequila Sunrise for a new generation (or at this point, a Creamsicle Sunrise)

Understand the reasoning, but the execution isn't there. Blue is Disney's color.

I feel like the fact that both the place name and the team name have four letters packs a lot to the punch.

Speaking of bright yellow...I love the Nu-FloJo look the Pacers have been rocking the past few seasons: I have been hoping that the Pacers do an overhaul of their bland Nike uniforms and use this jersey design for the Association and Icon uniforms going forward. I mean, what's old is new again...

I feel like the incorporation of the Edmonton skyline crowds the logo. However, I do like the incorporation of the original EE wordmark.

The only thing that is keeping this from being a great uniform IMO would be the yellow piping on the side of the jersey...

Nah, it's time for them to return to the best jerseys of all time!

I'm thinking there might be some elements of the Colorado flag - for example, the monogram C of the Colorado flag.

Technically, the high school that I graduated from's colors are supposed to be Kelly green and white. However, it feels like we use any shade of green under the sun and call it a day. I've seen our school use pine green to lime green.

Not a uniform detail per se, but I think this might be the only thread where this might be appropriate for this. Ball State used this logo, known as "Dancing Charlie," from the mid 1960s until the 1990s. Ball State has brought back this logo in recent years (first in football, and then through other sports): I was going through the wonderful St. Louis Cardinals Uniforms and Logos website a few days when I found this 1958 scorecard for the Slugging Birds: I feel like it was not uncommon back in the day for college teams to borrow logos from pro teams (heck, Ball State's helmet logo was the St. Louis/Phoenix football Cardinals logo the same time Dancing Charlie was the official athletics logo.) But the fact that I found this is very interesting.