0204: Flyers Classic Flashback

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The second half of this Winter Classic Weekend is for a bit of a flashback. Ryan Haslett designed and submitted this concept last year for the 2012 Winter Classic between the Flyers and Rangers. Admittedly, it's not far off the mark from what the actual jersey looked like but you can see where his inspiration came from — the old Philadelphia Ramblers. Think it's a step up or not?

0198: Calgary's Black Flashback

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Remember when the Flames used to wear a black jersey with a fire-breathing horse on the front? Ryan Haslett does and he's based today's concept around it.

0186: Cleveland Revisited

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Anyone here remember the Cleveland Barons? Ryan Haslett offers up a modern take on the old club which, today, traces its lineage to the Dallas Stars.

0154: Quebec Reset

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The Quebec Nordiques haven't gotten as much love as they should on the Icethetics Concepts page but Ryan Haslett is here to take care of that. If the Nordiques still existed today, they're home and road jerseys would probably feature a wolf. So I like to think of this design as what they might be wearing today as a throwback jersey.

0130: The Minimalist Hurricanes

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I've always thought the Carolina Hurricanes could use a more simplified jersey design. Ryan Haslett shows us here what that might look like. Clean and minimalist. Works for me. (By the way, can you believe this is the first Hurricanes concept since I revamped the Concepts page?)

0096: Roadrunners Resurrected

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Minor League Week is wrapping up this time around with the old Phoenix Roadrunners of the ECHL. Ryan Haslett put together this new look for the defunct team and I thought it was worth sharing. Tomorrow is Friday so that means Ross Taylor is back again. Want to guess which team he has in store this time?

0052: Revamping the Rangers

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It's not that the Rangers are in need of new uniforms. If they ever changed them, I'm sure there'd be rioting in the streets. But that's what this page is for. What if things were different? Ryan Haslett tells this is one his first attempts at logo design, and honestly, it's not bad at all.