30 best NHL jerseys of all-time

LAS VEGAS, NV - October 7, 2016: A general view of a Frozen Fury practice puck during a preseason game between the Dallas Stars and the L.A. Kings at T-Mobile Arena in Las Vegas, Nevada. The Dallas Stars would defeat the L.A. Kings 6-3. (Photo by Marc Sanchez/Icon Sportswire via Getty Images.)
LAS VEGAS, NV - October 7, 2016: A general view of a Frozen Fury practice puck during a preseason game between the Dallas Stars and the L.A. Kings at T-Mobile Arena in Las Vegas, Nevada. The Dallas Stars would defeat the L.A. Kings 6-3. (Photo by Marc Sanchez/Icon Sportswire via Getty Images.) /
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2. Arizona Coyotes

The Arizona Coyotes have collectively featured some of the weakest jersey designs in the league. There is not anything too special about their traditionally bland jerseys because they are quite stereotypical.

The logo could use a redesign because it is just a coyote bearing its teeth. It lacks to say anything about the brand of Coyote hockey and it does not even identify the team’s location.

When the Phoenix Coyotes became the Arizona Coyotes back at the start of the 2014-15 season, it seemed like a good opportunity to make alterations to their jerseys. However, almost nothing was changed.

They ditched an underwhelming design of a full-bodied coyote on a black background in favor of running with two jerseys, but other than that they remained nearly the same. To make the jersey relevant, though, the Coyotes altered the shoulder patches to read “AZ” instead of “PHX”.

The name change was the perfect opportunity to revamp the organization, but for whatever reason no one took advantage. They could have rebranded their franchise and make it more modern, but opted to maintain the status quo.

With that said, this is their best version. The maroon shade of red contrasts the white background rather nicely and the logo itself is able to pop.