You can feel the history radiating off of this logo ... The Rangers have the best shield logo in the NHL and they never use it for their actual jerseys! Of course, since the Rangers also have ...

No other league custom colorizes its logo like this. NHL: The NHL's shield-based logo concept dates back all the way to 1917, although it has been revised twice since then. No designer has ever ...

For replacing perhaps the best logo in NHL history, the Anaheim Ducks' logo ... media would call the team "Tex's Rangers." The state shield logo, which has varied little since the team's inception ...

The distinctive logo celebrates the franchise’s rich history by combining several elements from the team’s 100 years including: The outline of the shield is the original 1926 Rangers crest A ...

As shield-style logos go, this is the best of ... In the 100-year history of the league, this is the greatest NHL logo of all. (NHL logos are used with permission and are courtesy of the National ...

Entrepreneur Jack Kent Cooke was awarded an NHL expansion ... word "Kings" within the logo's main body. Major changes occurred in 1998. The logo now featured a classic shield adorned with three ...

newyorkrangers.com is the official Web site of the New York Rangers. New York Rangers is a trademark of New York Rangers, LLC. NHL, the NHL Shield, the word mark and ...

Let's look at the coolest logo in the history of each NHL team. I personally liked the Anaheim Ducks better when they were the Mighty Ducks of Anaheim, and this logo certainly reminds me the days ...

I still don't think shield logos work all that well on NHL jerseys but the "V" in the ... You can feel the Original Six history oozing off these jerseys and it's great that New York has kept ...

The evolved look is a real throwback: The basic shape of the new 13-sided shield, as well as ... market rivals in the NHL — began teasing an updated logo of their own: On the ice, the Kings ...

No other league custom colorizes its logo like this. NHL: The NHL's shield-based logo concept dates back all the way to 1917, although it has been revised twice since then. No designer has ever ...