#1: Calgary Flames – 7.6/10
The Flames' return to their Cup look and a simple red-and-gold design has them as the surprise winner of the NHL home uniform survey. pic.twitter.com/tKTIDOnNfj
— JFresh (@JFreshHockey) September 2, 2022
Winnipeg Jets – ranked #21
#20: New Jersey Devils – 5.8/10
The Devils had iconic sweaters that never needed to be changed, so of course they had to go and mess them up with weird thick striping pic.twitter.com/G5bdJcxVWD
— JFresh (@JFreshHockey) September 2, 2022
Vancouver Canucks – ranked #18
#17: San Jose Sharks – 6.3/10
There's a lot of potential with a teal Sharks jersey but the plain look has them right around average. pic.twitter.com/Ub8m4EyrZx
— JFresh (@JFreshHockey) September 2, 2022
Toronto Maple Leafs – ranked #13
Ottawa Senators – ranked #12
#12: Ottawa Senators – 6.7/10
Sens fans love the throwback look but the lack of contrast between the red and black on TV broadcasts has hurt them a bit for other fans. pic.twitter.com/TQPI9as6fE
— JFresh (@JFreshHockey) September 2, 2022
Edmonton Oilers – ranked #11
#10: Colorado Avalanche – 6.8/10
The blue equipment took some getting used to, but voters clearly feel that the Avs have found a nice balance between their classic 90s look and a modern update. pic.twitter.com/VOXWl3LXzO
— JFresh (@JFreshHockey) September 2, 2022
Montreal Canadiens – ranked #3
#2: Arizona Coyotes – 7.4/10
Reviled in their time, the kachina jerseys have been by far the biggest beneficiary of the 90s design re-assessment. The creativity puts them right in line with current tastes. pic.twitter.com/RAA9HXLB4O
— JFresh (@JFreshHockey) September 2, 2022