Paris Saint-Germain has revealed their new 2021-22 home jersey. The club has teamed up with Jordan Brand once again to bring a traditional look for the new home jersey. The team is sticking with their traditional white, blue and red colors that feature a red and white trim on the collar and sleeves of the jersey.
The shorts for the new kit have reworked the famous Chicago Bulls diamond motif, adding another touch point of the club’s identity with the iconic stylings of basketball and street culture. The finishing touch on the new kit features the fleur de lys, a time-honoured symbol of both the city of Paris and the club.
As the top rookies make their way to their new teams we will see which number each player chooses to wear. Some players stick with their college number while other go for a fresh start. With the new relaxed NFL number rules players will be able to wear single digits, where in the past they were unable to have the opportunity to do so.
The Nevada Wolf Pack has introduced two new helmets the team will wear for the upcoming season. The team’s silver helmet got an upgrade with a metallic silver-flake painted finish and a chrome face mask giving it a little more flash. This helmet will serve as the team’s main helmet for the season.
The Wolf pack will also have a white alternate helmet that they can wear. Both helmets feature the Pack script on the left side with the player number on the right, and Nevada front and center not the bumper pad.
The MLB will have their annual Armed Forces weekend on the third Saturday of May. To honor our armed forces each team will wear special hats that weekend that feature a camo pattern with each team’s main logo embroidered on the front. The right side of each hat features a special military inspired team patch and an MLB Batterman logo on the back of the hat.
The 49ers will wear a special patch on both home and away jerseys this season in honor of the team’s 75th anniversary. The special commemorative logo and patch was designed by the team’s in-house creative team.
The patch draws its inspired from the team’s historic elements, pulling directly from design elements of the 49ers past. The patch features a diamond jubilee, which is the symbolism used for a 75th anniversary celebration and the shape of the NFL's 75th anniversary patch during the 49ers iconic 1994 season. The custom number font is inspired by the 49ers classic Saloon font blended with the historic block numbering on uniforms. The finishing touch comes in with the block lettering featuring a drop shadow inspired by the various uniforms throughout 49ers history.
The Tampa Bay Lightning received their 2020 Stanley Cup Championship Rings. The rings are 14 karat white gold featuring over 550 diamonds, 81 genuine sapphires and 25 carats of gemstones. The face of the ring features a diamond encrusted Stanley Cup with the Lighting logo over top in custom cut sapphires. Take a look below at all the details found within the Stanley Cup Championship Rings.
The Alabama Football team received their latest National Championship ring. The ring featured the three CFP trophies with a crimson script A on top of them. The ring features 208 total stones, including 18 princess-cut stones for the 18 championships and 52 border stones that represent the 52 points Alabama scored in the SEC and CFP title games.
This was just one of the three rings each player, coach and staff member received. The other two were the CFP ring and SEC Championship ring.
The Los Angeles Rams have rented a house in Malibu to conduct their 2021 Draft from. The Rams have converted a luxury 9,000 square foot home into a unique location to serve as General Manager Les Snead and Head Coach Sean McVay's Draft headquarters April 29 – May 1, as well as host other team business throughout the month of May. The Rams will be the only NFL team to make their selections away from their team headquarters.
"To complement the bold leadership of Les and Coach McVay, we continue to push the envelope in how we operate and collaborate with our partners. We are thrilled to work with Rocket Mortgage to build this stunning and first-of-its-kind Draft headquarters and set the foundation for drafting a little differently for years to come." -Lexi VonderLieth, Rams Vice President of Partnership Marketing
The Cincinnati Bengals have released their new look that will carry the team forward. The new look is a clash of clean and sleek design elements allowing for the colors and helmets to take center stage. The striping on the shoulders and pants have been simplified to allow them to stand out and be more bold against the uniform. Across the chest of each jersey is the classic Bengals wordmark. The numbers for the uniform have had a slight angle added to mimic the design of Paul Brown Stadium and that of a bengals claw mark. The numbers took their inspiration from the number set worn in the 80s, with less of a drop shadow but still maintaining the outline. The finishing touch on the jersey comes on the inside of the collar where Paul Brown’s signature is found embroidered in. The bengals will have three different pants options to go along with the new look that feature the updated striping down the sides.
“WE WANTED THE NEW UNIFORMS TO HAVE A CLEAN, SLEEK DESIGN. WE USED OUR POPULAR COLOR RUSH JERSEY, HELMET AND THE BEAUTIFUL BENGAL TIGER AS INSPIRATION TO ACHIEVE AN ICONIC BOLD LOOK.” - Elizabeth Blackburn, Director of Strategy and Fan Engagement
The Arizona Coyotes honored Leighton Accardo, honorary Coyotes teammate, "Hockey Fights Cancer" ambassador and a skater with the Kachinas Girls' Hockey Association, who passed away at the age of nine from stage four cancer. The Coyotes wore special pre-game jerseys that featured the ribbon and Coyote logo on the front, with Leighton's "Skate Hard, Have Fun" motto. The shoulders of the jersey featured the "LA49" logo patch. With "In Loving Memory" is written on the inside of the collar of each jersey. In the nameplate on the backs of the players jersey was "Leighton” in here signature handwriting.
Leighton will become the first individual who is not a former player, coach, general manager, or broadcaster, to be inducted into a team's Ring of Honor in the entire NHL.
"It's an incredible honor. It doesn't shock me that the Coyotes went to this length, because it just speaks to how amazing they've been through this entire journey and this entire process. I knew they were going to do something special. We were speechless when we first heard. We're incredibly grateful. It doesn't come as a surprise, because they've been fantastic." -Carly Accardo
