That's the most glaring example of why the NHL should go back to having visiting teams wear their "dark" uniforms at every stop. This is another instance when the post-expansion era had it right: White at home, dark on the road was the system from the early 1970s to 2003, and the league should go back to it.
The revenue-driven reason for switching back to white on the road -- allowing home teams to wear (and, more important, sell) "third" jerseys, while not forcing teams to take two sets of uniforms on extended road trips -- has led to an abomination. The third-jersey phenomenon is mostly in limbo during the transition to the new streamlined Reebok look, but it will be back in full force.
