While the letters are a tad thin, it is the ‘30s, and visibility was more on the sweater itself. In the future though, making the lettering bolder will help. Doesn’t have to be right away, but it should happen later on.

I'm all for double blue, but I think that with the shades you used for Brampton that you either need to lighten up the royal blue a bit or add some more white because right now the two shades of blue kind of blend and it'd be hard to see from any distance

I'll lighten the royal blue a bit and then we shall have the first season later today. Stay turned for Friday Hockey.
EDIT: Brampton has been updated, let me know if its better.

Last edited by Osgiliath Guard (9/02/2020 9:10 am)

As an aside before the play-offs, I forgot to present the Ottawa Cavalry. The Cavalry are a hard working team who are constantly in contention and often find themselves just short of the finals. HOWEVER! Since I'm updating my simulating system, that could change!
1935-36 PLAYOFFS
The first round began with a battle of City versus Town. The Pembroke Patriots would travel to Montreal for the first game of the playoffs. The league made a press release describing the formatting of the playoffs.

- The bottom two teams would not make the playoffs.
- The first round will be a six games series, with the first three games being played in the home of the team with       the lowest points. In the case of a tie, the team with the most goals wins the series.
- In the first round, if one team wins four of the six games, they will claim the series early.
- The final will be a best of three series played in the home of the highest team not in the finals.
THE FIRST ROUND:
As Pembroke headed to Montreal for the first round of the Canadian Professional Hockey League Playoffs, the Montreal Settlers were the high favorites to win the series. Going into game one, it appeared that the Settlers would live up to that expectation. The Settlers pressed and pressed on Pembroke goaltender Hal Freeman in the first half with thirty-two shots. In the second, however, the Patriots came alive. With forty shots for them in the second and twelve for the Settlers, Pembroke capitalized more than they had in the entire game scoring four goals to win the game four nothing. The spark had hit the powder keg underneath the Pembroke bench. The Mounties came out swinging in game two, blasting ten goals past the Swiss-cheese-esque Montreal goaltender Elias Bell.  The rest of the series went much the same as the Mounties trampled the startled Settlers in four, completing a huge up-set over the favoured Settlers.

In the Battle of Ontario, the series went five games. In the first three games in Toronto, Ottawa completely stole home ice advantage, winning all three games, including an overtime win in game two with the winning goal going to the young 17-year-old Michael Worsely. After a shot from thirty-two feet out resulted in a rebound out front with thirty seconds in the game, there was a large scramble in front of the Toronto goal. Toronto goaltender Franklin Rose struggled to stay up-right and avoid the penalty. Finally, the puck squirted out to Worsely beside the post with no one noticing. Worsely roofed one to the top shelf, winning the game with his first ever CPHL goal. The rest of the series went smoothly for Ottawa, buckling once in game four, loosing that one 5-1, but quickly turning the score around in game five.

C+C is appreciated, and hope you like the illustration!

Last edited by Osgiliath Guard (9/09/2020 8:05 am)

Big fan of the Illustration style

I think that I'm gonna go with Ottawa as my team for the time being, big fan of their whole identity. The colors and logo are great and I love Cavalry as a name. My one suggestion would be to change the number font to a more block style