This week has accidentally had a theme of classic-looking hockey sweaters. Today, Nick Burton brings a bit of tradition to the Florida Panthers. In fact, when they first took the ice 20 years ago, the Cats looked a lot like this. I'd call it a huge improvement over what they wear today.
Nick Burton
We've seen North Stars-inspired Wild concepts before, but this one is pretty sharp. Rhett Ambrose has mixed together Minnesota's current NHL franchise with its former one and come up with a nice look. Future Winter Classic even?
Rhett Ambrose
Spencer Ford put together a neat set for the Calgary Flames. I particularly like the alternate logo with the silhouette of the Calgary Tower.
Chris
Not a fan of the "vintage white" look? Spencer heard you loud and clear and swapped in some genuine white. Better or worse?
Spencer Ford
Ok, I lied. I said we'd alternate between international and beer league concepts. But I have so many awesome national team concepts, I just have to stick to these for a little bit. We'll get back to the beer league teams soon enough though. Today, Steven Grant offers his take on Latvia.
Steven Grant
Nick Sample has drawn up a Winter Classic-style sweater for the Washington Capitals. It looks a lot like a throwback but it definitely isn't. Kind of like the Red Wings' 2014 Winter Classic look.
Nick Sample
I promised a Freak Out Friday two-parter and Brian Brideau has delivered. Last week you saw him mix up the Canadiens and Maple Leafs. This week, he tackles all the Canadian clubs — well, minus the Jets. What can you say about it?
Chris
You knew Brian couldn't leave out the Jets. Here's the revised version of this concept with the Winnipeg club included. It's freakier than ever.
Brian Brideau
It's hard to come up with a good third jersey for the New Jersey Devils. That's probably why they've never had one. I'm not sure this one by Justin Bonica really hits the mark, but it's an interesting idea. The logo is borrowed from the old Lowell Devils of the AHL.
Justin Bonica 
