This Winter Classic Weekend post is a topical one. The Washington Capitals announced today they'll be hosting the 2015 NHL Winter Classic. But we want to know what jersey they'll wear. My bet is it'll be red but what if they tweaked the white one from 2011, like this concept from Matt Marczel?
Matt Marczel
Earlier this week we heard from the Islanders regarding their uniforms for their impending move to Brooklyn. They said the blues and whites will remain the same but a new third jersey is on the horizon. So that validates all the silly black-and-white numbers I've been posting on Freak Out Fridays for the last several months. This one from Matt Andersen is another that made me chuckle.
Matt Andersen
Ever need something pleasant to look at? Even though you know it's just fantasy? Brendan Anderson would have the Buffalo Sabres wear a jersey like this and I think he could rally a lot of people behind that idea. Too bad it'll never happen.
Brendan Anderson
The last team in Nick Burton's WNHL series — a fictional Women's National Hockey League — hails from the Canadian capital, Ottawa. Here's what Nick has to say about the design:
Ottawa Nationals — The nation's capital takes the name Nationals to show its pride. It drops the black from the Senators scheme to give the team a more classic look. The logo is a maple leaf, with a sublimated Peace Tower inside the leaf. The maple leaf used for the logo is the same from the old Nationals team of the WHA, just updated.
Nick Burton
Rudolf Vychovaly has quite an idea for the New Jersey Devils. Too much for an NHL club?
Rudolf Vychovaly
If the Anaheim Ducks were ever looking for a new color scheme, Steven Reeves has positively nailed it. This is a great look. It brings together old and current elements as well as entirely new ones. This is one of my favorite designs of the last few weeks.
Chris
Steven has made some revisions to his Ducks concept.
Steven Reeves
Yet another Seattle Sunday is upon us. For this one, Tyrone Lancaster imagines a club called the Seattle Talons with some interesting native art-inspired logos. And what do you think of that color scheme? Definitely not something we see in the NHL today. But does it befit the Emerald City?
Tyrone Lancaster 