IceHL JDC: Montreal Olympiques

Time to pick jerseys! Choose up to 10 of your favorite Montreal Olympiques jersey designs. All 18 sets are listed in random order; the VOTE button is at the bottom of the page. The jersey set that collects the most votes wins.

Results will be revealed after voting closes on Sun., Nov. 27 and will remain hidden until that time. (Notes: The 3-letter codes are meant to help distinguish each design and keep anonymity of designers. Also, don't worry if a design lacks polish. If necessary, the winning design will be cleaned up before it's declared "official.")

Choose up to 10 jersey sets. Click on images to enlarge. Voting ends November 27.

The comments will be open to allow for discussion of the merits of each design. To the designers, you may comment on your work but please do not break the anonymity. To everyone else, keep it civil. Attacks will not be tolerated. You can talk about what you like and what you don't like about them. But if you take the time to write a comment, please explain your positions. If you simply write, "X is cool, or X sucks"... don't expect to see your comment approved. That's all. Happy voting!

Not all submissions are included in voting. Those that did not meet the set requirements have been discarded. If you have any questions, feel free to email me.

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Quick links to other Northeast Division jersey polls:

IceHL JDC: Quebec Armada

Time to pick jerseys! Choose up to 10 of your favorite Quebec Armada jersey designs. All 22 sets are listed in random order; the VOTE button is at the bottom of the page. The jersey set that collects the most votes wins.

Results will be revealed after voting closes on Sun., Nov. 27 and will remain hidden until that time. (Notes: The 3-letter codes are meant to help distinguish each design and keep anonymity of designers. Also, don't worry if a design lacks polish. If necessary, the winning design will be cleaned up before it's declared "official.")

Choose up to 10 jersey sets. Click on images to enlarge. Voting ends November 27.

The comments will be open to allow for discussion of the merits of each design. To the designers, you may comment on your work but please do not break the anonymity. To everyone else, keep it civil. Attacks will not be tolerated. You can talk about what you like and what you don't like about them. But if you take the time to write a comment, please explain your positions. If you simply write, "X is cool, or X sucks"... don't expect to see your comment approved. That's all. Happy voting!

Not all submissions are included in voting. Those that did not meet the set requirements have been discarded. If you have any questions, feel free to email me.

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Quick links to other Northeast Division jersey polls:

Results: ASGToL Champion

You've patiently waited for more than two months to learn which NHL All-Star Game logo was voted the best by Icethetics readers. And now you have your answer...

The tournament ultimately came down to a Battle of Ontario. The logo representing the 2000 NHL All-Star Game hosted by the city of Toronto edged out Ottawa's 2012 mark with just 51.1% of the vote.

The final tally saw Toronto with 833 votes to 797 for Ottawa. I haven't yet been able to make the championship banner for the 2000 ASG, but here's a look at the standings and tournament bracket up to the finals.

It was surprising to see the 2012 logo go as far as it did in the tourney, as it was only just recently released. The game is still over a year away and the 2011 All-Star weekend still hasn't taken place yet.

Still, it was no surprise to see Toronto's 2000 logo take the prize. It's clever use of stars and leaves coupled with the 2T0R0NT0 wordmark is just outstanding. Thanks again to everyone who voted! Keep an eye on this page for an update on the next tourney — the long-awaited NHL Tournament of Jerseys!

Poll: NHL ASGToL Championship

Polls close Wednesday, November 17 at 11:59 PM

The current Icethetics logo tournament features NHL All-Star Game logos from the past two decades. Read more about the format here.

Ottawa 2012

Toronto 2000

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Results will be revealed after the poll closes.

Commenting Feel free to add your comments about the polls below. Keep it short, relevant and friendly. Currently, commenting is unmoderated. Abuse it and commenting will go away. I'd prefer to offer an open discussion but not at the expense of civility. Also, if you choose to announce the logos you've voted for, do it in paragraph form. Comments with long lists will be removed.

By the way, due to my impending relocation, this will be the last tournament probably until the first of the year. At that point, I plan to finally launch an NHL jersey tournament. It will include home and road sweaters, along with alternate uniforms since all of the new ones will have been unveiled by then.

NHL ASGToL Format & Standings

Playoff Bracket

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Last update: 10 November 2010 | Next update: 18 November 2010

Standings

Group A

	Rk	Team	Wk1	Wk2	Wk3	Pts.
	1	2012 Ottawa	73	81	69	223
	2	2004 Minnesota	73	72	62	207
	3	2001 Colorado	63	72	38	173
	4	2009 Montreal	75	49	61	185
	5	1991 Chicago	64	51	31	146
	6	2007 Dallas	36	51	39	126
	7	1998 Vancouver	27	49	49	125
	8	1997 San Jose	37	28	51	116
	9	1980 Generic	27	28	55	110
	10	1993 Montreal	25	19	45	89

Group B

	Rk	Team	Wk1	Wk2	Wk3	Pts.
	1	2000 Toronto	75	85	81	241
	2	2008 Atlanta	70	50	66	186
	3	2002 Los Angeles	59	46	64	169
	4	1994 New York City	63	50	48	161
	5	1992 Philadelphia	41	62	56	159
	6	1990 Pittsburgh	58	48	36	142
	7	2011 Raleigh	25	54	52	131
	8	1999 Tampa Bay	37	52	34	123
	9	1996 Boston	42	38	19	99
	10	2003 South Florida	30	15	44	89

Final Standings

Tie-breakers: To break a tie in the standings, the edge will go to: 1. Head-to-head winner, 2. Best high score, 3. Best low score.

Notes: Standings updated every Monday after all polls close. Tables are sortable by header. Top 4 from each group advance to playoffs.

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To keep the next mini-tournament at a reasonable size, we're sticking to All-Star Game logos that go back the past two decades, when the league really paid attention to branding each one individually. In addition, we'll include the generic logo found on every bit of All-Star marketing material through the 1980s. And of course, the tourney will feature the recently-released logos for the yet to be played 2011 and 2012 games.

This gives us a grand total of 20 logos, which have been divided into two groups which are random up to a point. Each group has an equal number of logos from the 80s/90s, 00s and 10s. Higher resolution versions of each logo will be available when voting begins. The voting format is outlined below.

Format

Eligible Logos 20; NHL All-Star Game logos used between 1990 and 2012, along with the generic 1980s mark, will give us an even number of logos for this tournament.

Preliminary Round Just as in previous mini-tournemnts, the preliminary round, in a round-robin format, will last three weeks with each logo facing three others from its own division. Opponents are randomly determined week by week. As with all tournaments, logos accumulate points in the standings based on percentage points won in the polls. (Example: A logo that earns 62% of the vote in a poll collects 62 points in the standings that week.)

Quarterfinals As usual, the Top 4 logos from each group will advance to the first round of playoffs. Group A's #1 seed will play Group B's #4 seed, Group A #2 faces Group B #3 and so on. The logo with more votes in each poll wins and advances to the next round.

Semifinals The winners of the Quarterfinal polls advance to the Semifinals and face the opponent designated in the bracket. The logos with more votes in their respective polls win and advance.

Championship Final The winners of the Semifinal polls advance to the Championship Final. The logo with more votes at the end of the poll wins the tournament and universal bragging rights.