FlamerForLife
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same logo =/= same jersey, that is one hell of an assumption on your part.
Yeah, same logo would've been a better thing to caption it, was just disappointed it wasn't the white C
same logo =/= same jersey, that is one hell of an assumption on your part.
Yeah, same logo would've been a better thing to caption it, was just disappointed it wasn't the white C
The jersey will likely not be a big departure from what we currently have.
Go on and surprise me Flames.
As much as I wanted retro, or retro inspired jerseys, I knew that was a long shot when Chris Creamer said there would be no logo change (his site lists small alterations to the logo as changes).Yeah, same logo would've been a better thing to caption it, was just disappointed it wasn't the white C
If it is going to be relatively the same, I hope they replace the flags with these as the shoulder patches.
At the season ticket holder meeting, it sounds like King said the jerseys are "startlingly similar" to what we have now
My guess is this then:
edit: I have no idea why that pic isn't working. It's the same jersey, minus the piping and rap under the arms.
What! I am shocked I tell you.. Shocked!
At the season ticket holder meeting, it sounds like King said the jerseys are "startlingly similar" to what we have now
My guess is this then:
edit: I have no idea why that pic isn't working. It's the same jersey, minus the piping and rap under the arms.
The jerseys will look different. Adidas wants to make money, don't kid yourselves.
What about all the teams not changing their jerseys ?
Why would adidas buy the rights to produce NHL jerseys for millions and not make significant changes? It makes zero sense.
Why would adidas buy the rights to produce NHL jerseys for millions and not make significant changes? It makes zero sense.
- Treliving was asked about Backlund and said he was probably the best choice for team MVP last season. But, better than that, is what a great person Backlund is. His charity work is well known, but Treliving told a story about how the players get provided meals after each game. Well, one game Treliving stayed late and dropped into the dressing room and saw Backlund packing all the leftovers and unused food into takeout boxes and joked that they weren't paying him enough for him to feed himself at home. Turns out Backlund does this after each home game and makes a stop at the Drop-in Centre on his way home to drop off the unused food. What a terrific person Backlund is.
- Asked whether the priority was a #4 defenceman or a first-line RW: Of those, the #4 defenceman would take priority, but #1 priority is a starting goaltender. Mentioned that Gaudreau and Monahan have had terrific success as youngsters with a rotating cast of RWers so why spend big money there. Mentioned Ferland as someone who he thought meshed well with them.
- Doesn't think the Flames make the playoffs without Michael Stone. Joked that in contract negotiations, Stone/agent have brought up the 10-game winning streak that happened as soon as the Flames acquired him. Obviously a joke but read into "contract negotiations" if you will.
- Once the protection lists are released, Treliving will be all over Vegas on inquiring about trades where Vegas would draft a player from another team then flip them. Imagines every GM will be burning through batteries during that time.
- Lazar oozes character and leadership; can play all three forward positions in any role. Sees him as a utility player for 10+ seasons with the Flames. As mentioned many times, Lazar will be better than the player they picked in the second round.
- No superstars in the draft, but the draft has been beat-down so much it's now under-rated. Still solid players to be had who will become all-stars - just a matter of identifying them.
- Stockton was the second youngest team in the AHL and they intend to keep it a young team. Some AHL teams try to win, while the Flames' intention is to develop. Would rather a 20-year-old lose a key faceoff and get scored on than a 28-year-old journeyman win the draw and clear the puck. The youngster will learn and get better as a result. The Heat may struggle against the older teams as a result, but that's fine because they only want players on the Heat who they think could play for the Flames one day.
Guarantee this team never goes anywhere without at least a 50 point player on top RW.
I can't see how Treliving thinks that they're fine. Gaudreau will continue to get man handled until they put a legitimate threat on his other wing. I guess if you think Gaudreau being a 60-70 point player is good enough then they're "fine". He has the potential to be so much more than that. Just look how he plays in international competition when he's got legitimate line mates.
Hopefully he's just not showing his hand.
If Ferland plays like he did for that month where he lit it up consistently he could be that 50 point guy. I just don't think that will happen.
Yeah I get that it's really hard hole to fill and although I'd be disappointed, I'd come around to seeing how Ferland can do