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Your 10 Best
Today, DHT sports scribe Ivan Danielewicz - in honour of the Winnipeg Jets unveiling the team’s new logo (above) – gives us his 10 Best hockey logos of all time - According to him, anyway.Feel free to respond.
In a league of revolving door team logos, this nearly 100-year-old logo one has continued to inspire tradition and glory.
Montreal Canadiens
Loved this logo, one of the more effective letter and symbol combinations on an NHL jersey.
Hartford WHalers
Simple, very, very simple; but it was striped jersey that really completed the look of this early 20th century logo.
ottaWa senators
The blended lettering and the devil horns have always caught my eye from the first moment I saw it.
neW JerseY devils
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The 1938 to 1967, and the team’s current third, jersey logo has always brought back a nostalgia to the good old days of the Leafs.
toronto Maple leafs
Another logo that depicts tradition and glory in its fans; it’s a blue-collar logo for a blue-collar city.
detroit red Wings
While it’s seen a number of small changes since its first inception in 1926, the Hawks logo easily stands as one of the best designs in the NHL.
CHiCago BlaCkHaWks
This one hurts, especially as a Calgary Flames fan, but the logo has a great design without being too cluttered.
edMonton oilers
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The new Team Canada jerseys are phenomenal; a great design that combines our national symbol and our favourite game.
teaM Canada
In the cold war-era of hockey, the simple CCCP across a red jersey stood for everything we hated.
soviet union
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20 Grande Prairie Daily Herald-Tribune • Wednesday, July 27, 2011