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The Two Harbors Wolfpack made some changes to their jerseys, introducing a new stripe style and making tweaks to the rest as well. The shoulders on both jerseys are now the same color as the base.
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The Marshall Pheasants, hot off their first playoff win and highest finish to date, have said that it's time for something new. The block M is still there, but there is now a flying Pheasant in front of it.
With the change in logo came a change in uniforms. The basic look of the jerseys is unchanged, but the Pheasants new secondary color black is added into the mix as well as the new secondary logo being placed on the shoulders.
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The Huskies from Moorhead are making their first identity change in their 17 year history, ditching the "Good Boy" logo that fans hold near and dear. "I know it is a fan favorite, but I think that it is time for us to move on from the Good Boy logo" coach Paul Cullen said "It's time for a new look to bring in a new era of Husky hockey, an era of success and championships" he said. Their new logo is an updated version of the good boy logo, updating the original to look more like a real husky while still keeping the general feel of the logo intact. Moorhead also introduced a secondary M logo that will be used on the shoulders of their uniforms.
The Huskies completely overhauled their uniforms, starting over from scratch to make something completely new.
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I believe it is Timothy Leif Oshie, but friends call him T.J. “The one time shootout legend” Sochi.
Maybe TJ could be "Mr. Laker"'s grandson...
And yet the Staal in Thunder Bay goes unnoticed...
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Inver Grove Heights, also known as IGH, is a city in the south side of the Twin Cities Metro with a population of around 15,000. Bordering Rosemount and Eagan, IGH is bound to have some natural rivalries form once play begins in the South Metro Hockey League. The Lions will call Simley Island Park home, playing on a frozen Lake Simley.
They will be called the "Lions" named after the species of big cat and for the "pride in representing their city". Their colors are charcoal and gold and their logo is a geometric Lion head.
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Maybe TJ could be "Mr. Laker"'s grandson...
And yet the Staal in Thunder Bay goes unnoticed...
Shhhhhhh, not too loud
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Our final post for the 1975/76 offseason comes from the West Metro. Mound is a city of just under 9,000 on the western shores of Lake Minnetonka. The Marauders will play their home games on Langdon Lake in the center of Mound.
They will be called the "Marauders" due to the towns location with lakes and other bodies of water in all directions. Their logo is a skull wearing a pirate hat with a gold tooth and their colors are black and bone (I swear I had this made before the Rams unveiled their hideous new bone jerseys lol).
Let me know what you think, comments are appreciated!
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Another very well-done offseason! I enjoyed all the new mascots and rivalry trophies, and it's awesome to see two deserving players honored and the rule which ensures every league champion will get at least one playoff home game for their fans to celebrate them getting this far and cheer them on to go further.
1. Glad to see the "flying A" back in Austin, given the fond memories it brings back for Mavs fans (not only '56, but being a perennial contender in the surrounding years too). I predict that in a few years the flying A will trade places with the snorting bull on their logo rank and jersey placement.
2. Lovely new uni refresh for the Vulcans...I love how every stage in their evolution as gone, all of them fitting for the most mischievously fun team in the MAHL.
3. Nice facelift for the Wolfpack unis too...I believe that color scheme and striping pattern would be an ideal look for the Chicago Blackhawks.
4. PERFECT rebrand for the Pheasants...keeping the traditional class in place while adding the flying pheasant, black trim and "Fightin' Pheasants" nickname in the secondary roundel. This is a look which should see them become a power not just in the Southwest Association but a threat in the entire MAHL.
5. If the "Good Boy" absolutely had to go, THIS is how you replace 'em; with a modernized look, but maintaining the same friendly expression (just a bit more determined now). An aggressive husky would've started riots, but this is a FANTASTIC update honoring the past and looking to the future (and the Good Boy I imagine will be popular once more when the throwbacks trend kicks in).
6. Finally, IGH gets a team! I've been there a couple times and see how the community TURNS OUT to support everything their teams do...the Lions will be a FORCE. (Love the charcoal and gold color scheme too)
7. Really nice look for Mound too (as a Milwaukee Admirals fan, I'm partial to maritime-themed hockey teams)...I wonder what the atmosphere will look like if they ever meet up with the New Hope Raiders in the Super Series?
As I said, another fantastic offseason from you...ready for the 1975-76 season to see how the Bicentennial is celebrated in the M!
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Love that look for the Marauders. Could I have a sig for them if possible?
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Another very well-done offseason! I enjoyed all the new mascots and rivalry trophies, and it's awesome to see two deserving players honored and the rule which ensures every league champion will get at least one playoff home game for their fans to celebrate them getting this far and cheer them on to go further.
1. Glad to see the "flying A" back in Austin, given the fond memories it brings back for Mavs fans (not only '56, but being a perennial contender in the surrounding years too). I predict that in a few years the flying A will trade places with the snorting bull on their logo rank and jersey placement.
2. Lovely new uni refresh for the Vulcans...I love how every stage in their evolution as gone, all of them fitting for the most mischievously fun team in the MAHL.
3. Nice facelift for the Wolfpack unis too...I believe that color scheme and striping pattern would be an ideal look for the Chicago Blackhawks.
4. PERFECT rebrand for the Pheasants...keeping the traditional class in place while adding the flying pheasant, black trim and "Fightin' Pheasants" nickname in the secondary roundel. This is a look which should see them become a power not just in the Southwest Association but a threat in the entire MAHL.
5. If the "Good Boy" absolutely had to go, THIS is how you replace 'em; with a modernized look, but maintaining the same friendly expression (just a bit more determined now). An aggressive husky would've started riots, but this is a FANTASTIC update honoring the past and looking to the future (and the Good Boy I imagine will be popular once more when the throwbacks trend kicks in).
6. Finally, IGH gets a team! I've been there a couple times and see how the community TURNS OUT to support everything their teams do...the Lions will be a FORCE. (Love the charcoal and gold color scheme too)
7. Really nice look for Mound too (as a Milwaukee Admirals fan, I'm partial to maritime-themed hockey teams)...I wonder what the atmosphere will look like if they ever meet up with the New Hope Raiders in the Super Series?
As I said, another fantastic offseason from you...ready for the 1975-76 season to see how the Bicentennial is celebrated in the M!
Thanks, glad you like the updates and new teams!
Love that look for the Marauders. Could I have a sig for them if possible?
Here ya go!
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