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Ridleylash

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  1. Why would they put Kachina all over their social media, make a white Kachina draft hat and say there's a new jersey being released this offseason if they're not changing to the Kachina full-time? And teams never actually update their NHL sites until official unveilings, anyways. Calgary's site didn't go full retro colors until they officially revealed they were doing that, same with Buffalo and royal blue.
  2. That's a funny way of saying "Kings". Honestly, I think going straight throwback is the best move the Coyotes could make here, because straight throwback is what a majority of the fanbase wanted. Sort of an Islanders effect in that way. Change too much and you risk pleasing nobody.
  3. I'm fairly sure that's just the ice blue they're using on the road jersey. Not surprised they're still tweaking some stuff, given they're still a ways out from taking the ice.
  4. Funny, most Oilers fans I see want them to go back to royal blue because it's the only look the team's done anything in besides the '06 run. The change to navy and orange wasn't even due to "feeling outdated", it was management trying to force a "new era" look onto the franchise and failing. Similarly, the Kachina is by far the most popular and enduring look for the Coyotes amongst fans. The howling logo has it's supporters, but the prominence of the Kachina branding is increasing because the Kachina just sells better locally.
  5. Well, I think it's pretty clear that the howling logo is officially dead. I'm assuming we'll see the rebrand fully revealed either during the Expansion Draft or before the Entry Draft.
  6. My assumption is that RR's are being treated like any other event jersey and teams can chose to adopt them as full-time alternates next season if they so desire, like what Boston did with their 2016 Winter Classic jersey being adopted as their alt the next season.
  7. Hopefully this keeps them in town. The way A's ownership has been dragging their heels on everything indicates to me they're trying to pull a Stan Kroenke "fight and say no until they give up and let you :censored: off to a new market" tactic.
  8. I'm talking about the new alternates, not the Classics series. Gabe's already posted what those are.
  9. My guess is that the Devils and LA are just replacing their current alts with their Reverse Retros. Maybe the Pens are doing the same. Jets...maybe a 90's throwback?
  10. Eh, I think there's a way to make it work if you futz with the color placements a bit; This looks pretty decent, IMO.
  11. The Seals were many colors and names throughout their short, chaotic history; they were originally kelly green/white/blue as the California Seals, then renamed to the Oakland Seals, then renamed again to California Golden Seals when they moved to kelly green/gold/white after Finley bought them in the 70's and later recolored again to teal/yellow/white for their final two seasons. The Seals were not a very stable brand, to be mild. These are new Team Classics jerseys, not on-ice jerseys.
  12. Eh, I like the fauxback element of it; plus, it does tie back to the franchise's original logos pretty well, since the whole skeleton motif didn't really come in until the mid-2000's. The fridge logo was fun, but sometimes it's nice to also just do a modernized take on a classic logo.
  13. Eh, aggressivity is such an overrated factor in sports logo design. You look at pretty much all of the most iconic sports logos and you don't really see very many with a focus on it; the Leafs, Bruins, Habs, Rangers, Wings, Red Sox, Yankees, Dodgers, Warriors, Lakers, Celtics, Patriots, Giants, Packers...all utterly iconic sports logos, none feature aggressive elements. I never liked how the old hawk lacked a lower beak; made it feel incomplete. Plus, the new logo incorporating Mt. Hood into the design is a nice bit of local tie in comparison to it just being another "angry bird head" logo.
  14. I prefer the new one definitely. I like how it incorporates Mount Hood into the design along with a cleverly-hidden WH, and I like the more defined beak on the new hawk in comparison to the previous alternate. The old one kinda looked like a hawk-shaped blob more than anything, and the new logo fixes that. About the only thing I'd change is making the beak solid gold instead of a gradient, but it's a solid logo.
  15. No, Team Classics are an off-ice thing, not new alts. Adidas has been producing them for a while before this year, there's probably just some new designs being brought back in the line.
  16. Stuff like this; Essentially, it's a reissue series for vintage jerseys.
  17. We already talked about the caps on the previous page, but yeah I'm excited.
  18. Because if Popowich's word means anything, the organization likes having the Black C around; I wouldn't be shocked if their first third jersey coming out of this rebrand is an Adidasified version of the 2004 red jersey for that reason; it keeps the black C in the rotation.
  19. No, new Team Classics. THG mentioned that, not the RRs.
  20. No, there's still green; you can see it in the kachina pattern.
  21. Let's :censored:ing go, baby! Woooo! EDIT: I just noticed something; The logo seems to have the outline in the leg back; they haven't had that since moving away from the Kachina design back in 2003.
  22. Most likely whoever gets in last, so probably the NBA. The Knights are practically locked up as the de-facto No.1 team in the Vegas market's hearts, and the Raiders aren't going anywhere so soon after building a big shiny new arena to play in. It'd be down to the A's and some NBA team to determine which one ends up getting the shaft.
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