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That makes up for all the hem stripes we lost in 2007.

They don't want you to be able to change names/numbers. They want you to buy a new one.

Ridiculous that someone can even claim trademark on a team that hasn't existed in 100 years.

Mile High. As in how high you'd have to be to think it was a good idea to put "5280" down the side of your team's pants.

The Pens also won the Cup in 2016 wearing Vegas gold and then switched to athletic gold and won it again in 2017.

Sometimes, swearing at Customer Service works.

Probably. Because that's where they belong.

Yeah, until they put the logo on the forehead.

I did not authorize the use of my name for one of these teams. The PWHL will be hearing from my lawyers.

Leave the logo and stripe as is, make the helmet white. Grey, blue or white facemask. Fixed.

Better than what they eventually went with.

I don't know, but it's back up now.

Chicago was wearing black jerseys in 1928. Boston didn't have a black jersey until 1948.

They'd be so much better if they just swapped out the red pants for white. Still not good, but better than this.

The 19B24 jersey should have been gold. Also, the black set should have gold socks.

On Friday they can wear jeans to practice. And no tie!

Josh had a little fun with his helmet at the Bills' Red & Blue Scrimmage tonight.

According to Wikipedia the NHL does own the Metropolitans trademark in Canada, but not the US. "Seattle's later hockey teams have paid tribute to the Metropolitans. The NHL owns the rights to the Metropolitans' trademarks in Canada. Paul Kim, an entrepreneur in Lynnwood, Washington, acquired the trademarks in the U.S. in 2016, after the prior owner abandoned them.[10] Kim had intended to license the trademarks to a future NHL franchise in Seattle."

The one on the right looks like it was drawn by Rob Liefeld. At least the feet. (Could probably use a few pouches)

They looked better when Bane was trying to blow them up.

They've always had those red helmets for sale. Unfortunately that doesn't mean they're doing a throwback helmet this year.

I'm really hoping for a 90s-era throwback, but I'm sure you're probably right. It'll be worn with the color rush abomination instead.

A couple of Bills players have been tweeting out pictures of a red Bills helmet with eyeball emojis. Looks like it's part of a Labatt campaign, but there was a rumor last year that they would be bringing back red helmets as an alt this year.

I know the Bills red helmets were rumored to be coming this year, but I've never seen that confirmed at all, let alone any kind of a schedule. And if they do wear them, why would they do it on the road?