10. Edmonton Oilers
After an ill-fated adventure with a darker blue, the Oilers
went back to the bright blue and orange that defined their team in the Gretzky
days.
9. Philadelphia Flyers
One of the few jerseys that isn’t Red, Black or Blue, this
one is another jersey that doesn’t need to be updated. The Flyers have created a distinctive
identity with this logo and jersey that compliments it, and have had some great
success too.
8. Columbus Blue Jackets
A nice solid jersey that compliments a great logo. Admittedly, the jersey before the EDGE
redesign (with the stars down the sleeves) and the third jersey for the Jackets
are better, but this is still an excellent jersey that no fan would mind
wearing. Now if only they could play as well as they look.
7. Carolina Hurricanes
A really nice jersey, with an awesome attention to
detail. While the logo and shoulder
patches are great, what really sets this into the top 10 is the hurricane flags
on the waist trim. I think it’s a really
cool and unique use of a space that usually just has whole stripes or nothing.
6. Boston Bruins
Certainly an old school jersey. This one has been in use pretty much forever,
and it’s easy to see why. A classic logo
with a jersey design that perfectly complements it, this really is one of those
jerseys that needs no replacement or supplemental jersey.
5. St Louis Blues
A great jersey, although the Blues ones have seen better days (the third jerseys for the Blues are fantastic as well). Adding the piping on it does make
it a bit busy, but still, it’s hard not to like seeing that blue note on
blue. Certainly worthy of being in the
top 5 jerseys out there.
Well, if you've been following along, you already know who's made the top 4, now it's just what order they're in. To find out the thrilling conclusion, tune in tomorrow.
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