Stickman wrote:

My personal least favorite is actually the Edina Cake Eaters, (so yeah, very glad we beat them in the final!).  Don't get me wrong, they're very well designed (one of your better designed teams in fact), it's more I can't get behind a team named the Cake Eaters, I think it's still the strangest team name I've ever heard for a sports team, though I do understand why they're called that.  Not to mention, it sounds like Edina has a reputation as being a stuck up city.  Given I deal with rich, stuck up people from a nearby metro area (won't say which one as to not offend anyone) every summer, I can imagine Edina citizens, (at least, the rich and snobby ones) to be intolerable, haha!

Haha, your description of Edina is pretty spot on, there's a reason they're universally hated by everyone else in the state lol.

The Rochester Robins, Steinbach Barbarians, and Winnipeg Monarchs all added numbers to the sleeves but that is the only change.

The Austin Mavericks made some bigger changes to their look, slightly darkening their shades of blue and yellow as well as reintroducing the Flying A logo in secondary status.


The Mavs also introduced new uniforms using their updated color scheme. The basic striping idea is still intact, but the size of the stripes as been adjusted a bit. Shoulder logos, sleeve numbers, and laces are all added. The number font is adjusted and increased in size, and the away jersey drops the blue shoulders.

I believe it is Timothy Leif Oshie, but friends call him T.J. “The one time shootout legend” Sochi.

One of the emerging powers in recent years decided it was time for a face lift. The Twin Cities Vulcans unveiled a new set of in your face uniforms, taking ques from their history to create something new. The home jersey brings back the yellow shoulders they wore until 58, though they are now outlined in black. The numbers follow suit being gold with a black outline. The logo size is increased a bit with laces removed, but perhaps the biggest change of all is the change to red on the breezers and gloves. The road jersey takes cues from their previous away jersey in terms of the stripe order, but the thicknesses are changed to put emphasis on red. The biggest change to the road uni is the introduction of the red shoulders with gold and black stripes on the front and back.