The San Jose Sharks will debut one of the boldest new looks when they host the Calgary Flames on Monday (9 p.m. ET; NBCSCA, SN+, TVAS). They use dive blue, a lighter shade of teal. Shark teeth, complete with pink gums, like the shark head from Shark Tank, eat away at sleeves and socks.
“I think it’s fun to do different things,” forward Will Smith said. “It’s pretty brilliant. I’m sure the fans will love it and can’t wait to see what it looks like on the ice.”
The “SJ” branding is front and center, with a shark swimming between the letters, jaws wide open.
“I really like the logo,” Captain Macklin Celebrini said.
The Washington Capitals brought back the Capital Dome logo, with a palette of layered blues, rotunda bronze and front gray.
“I love it,” said forward Alex Tuch. “A different color palette. It’s pretty cool. I like the logo. It’s fun. It’s exciting.”
Forward Tom Wilson grew up watching teammate Alex Ovechkin wear the Capital Dome logo on a black jersey.
“It’s cool to see that logo come back,” he said.
Forward Patrick Kane never wore a green jersey in a game with the Chicago Blackhawks from 2007-23. But for St. Patrick’s Day, the Blackhawks wore green in warmups, and the Chicago River was dyed that color.
Now that Kane is back in Chicago after signing as a free agent during the offseason, it seems fitting that the Blackhawks will debut a green jersey against the Colorado Avalanche on Monday (8 p.m. ET; CHSH+, ALT).
“A little early for St. Patty’s,” Blackhawks captain Connor Bedard said. “I think they’re pretty and they’ve done something similar in the past, which is cool, I’m so excited to try it tonight.”
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