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am dumb. meant to say "at least it's not white pants."

I like the inside of the collar paying tribute to the New York City Subway (it's made to look like the tiles on the walls of subway stations). Don't like anything else about it. Why is there a royal blue stripe on a navy blue base? (It's below the white stripe on the bottom right picture, it's barely visible) This would be the first Rangers jersey to feature the primary crest since these 70s disasters:

Sigh. Would have liked to see orange pants in this one. At least it isn't white pants.

If they ever wear white on white again and/or introduce a white helmet, I could totally see their social media team rolling with "POLAR BEARS "

To add to the critique of the black jersey, I don't know why the shoulder yoke is that grey color -- it doesn't appear anywhere else. If they want to include a shoulder yoke, I wonder if making it red would be better.

lol those pants are comically short. That should draw a fine.

In my opinion the worst ad in the league still goes to the Habs, because they dared to desecrate the most sacred hockey sweater of all time. Shame on you. For the same reason I consider the Yankees to have the worst uniform ad in baseball.

The jerseys just look washed out. Kind of like their reputation after last year's choke. The black socks don't help either.

Goalie pads are the least of the Pens' worries aesthetically. They have the most garish uniform ads in the league by a landslide.

To use a recent but egregious example, you try telling me that teams put one ounce of thought into these matchups:

Shame we couldn't get Thanksgiving throwbacks and they're instead using them against another blue and silver team. At this point, I'm convinced that rather than go for contrast, NFL teams actually try to match the colors that they wear against one another.

Not to mention Washington is wearing white against them in Week 18 at FedEx Field. Plus, they most likely would have been in navy visting Miami if not for the fact that Miami chose that game as one of their throwback games.

You don't want to see the death of color uniforms? I feel like traditional white uniforms are far more endangered than color uniforms (traditional white uniforms being white uniforms that aren't white unitards). I've said this before and I'll say it again, royal blue >>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>> navy blue. There has to be balance between white and color uniforms. The Cowboys and color vs color games are just at opposite ends of the spectrum. (By the way, I'm pretty sure the Cowboys are confirmed to be wearing your beloved navy jersey on Sunday. I haven't seen a tweet about it, but GUD has them in navy and it's typically pretty accurate.)

Just don't do this ever again, please:

I'm personally not much of a fan of color vs color because I see how it's completely tanked the uniform respectability of the NBA. I'm fine with it once or twice a season, but I don't want to see the death of white uniforms in favor of a rotating cast of color jerseys and BFBS alternates.

Yeah this makes no sense. At least it's not monochrome or leggings.

Would like to see how this combo would look against a team that isn't predominantly orange.

I strongly dislike grey jerseys in any sport besides baseball. Such a dull color. Grey jerseys often just end up looking like white jerseys with an inferior color base.

Yeah, I never understood the 2013 rebrand. Their uniforms without the hurricane pattern didn't really have any character to them.

Not trying to make fun of the edit (it's very good) but the modern eagle head looks kind of goofy on a full-size bird to me

Where they should stay.

Annoying that they used it for the playoffs last year, but I agree.

Yeah, I love when goalies nowadays use pad designs that are just bold blocks of color like 80s-90s designs

The Tennessee Oilers didn't have many fans. The Titans didn't establish much of a foothold until they became the Titans. There are two fanbases: One in Houston that hates them and the very existence of this throwback, and one in Tennessee that probably doesn't feel much of a connection to this throwback. I fail to see any motivation for bringing back the Oilers uniforms on the Titans' part besides (A) money, (B) money, and (C) sticking it to Houston.