AHL All Stars Logo....

[Le Québécois]

Here's the new logo for the 2008 AHL All Stars game...

and here's an old Pensacola Ice Pilots logo...

well well...

[CC97]

And here's the Binghamton Senators logo

No hmmmmm at all

[Legion]

And here's the Binghamton Senators logo

No hmmmmm at all

I drove through/past Binghamton yesterday- my wife didn't want to stop to see what uniforms the Senators will be wearing next year though!

[MVP]

Didn't the B-Sens get a new logo?

[Le Québécois]

my hmmmm is about the ressemblance between both logos that are obvious...

hockey stick, gloves, theeth, nose, etc...

[KDubK414]

More of a Hmmmmmmmmmmmm???.............

Why haven't the Milwaukee Admirals ever hosted an All Star Game for the AHL??? Even though it isn't an "NBA Caliber All Star Site," the Bradley Center would be a perfect place to host the AHL All Star Classic!!!! That place is built for hockey, and hosted the NCAA Frozen Four twice, including last years.

[RyanMcD29]

How did Binghamton get the All-Star Game with that facility? I'm surprised Bridgeport hasn't gotten it yet

[Sodboy13]

More of a Hmmmmmmmmmmmm???.............

Why haven't the Milwaukee Admirals ever hosted an All Star Game for the AHL??? Even though it isn't an "NBA Caliber All Star Site," the Bradley Center would be a perfect place to host the AHL All Star Classic!!!! That place is built for hockey, and hosted the NCAA Frozen Four twice, including last years.

Because the AHL loves its little bitty East Coast teams (enough to let Albany play last year's playoff games and some of this year's regular season games in even-smaller Glens Falls) and only marginally tolerates its presence in the Midwest because of the expansion fees it brought to the league. Probably more than half of the owners in the AHL right now want their league borders to be east of Cleveland and north of D.C., with thirty teams crammed into a Northeast bus league and drawing 2500-3000 a night on average.