Category: NHL

Ladies and gentlemen welcome to another edition of TXHT Jersey Share where today we take a look at the Arizona Coyotes Reverse Retro 2.0 jersey.

Back in April, it was a rough time if you were a player or fan of the Arizona Coyotes. It was announced that the team was being deactivated with all players, staff, and draft picks were being transferred to the new Utah franchise.

When news dropped that the Coyotes would be no more, I went to their team store online and I picked up their Reverse Retro 2.0 jersey. I knew that they had been selling them throughout this season, so getting one was really easy. However, I did pay full price for the jersey.

For the Coyotes, they did the same jersey for Reverse Retro 2.0 that they did for the first run of the Reverse Retro program. Only change they did was change the primary color from purple to desert sienna. While I liked the original green alternate, and the purple Reverse Retro versions, this one really got the desert aesthetic really nicely. The jersey does feature the Gila River Casino ad patch, which is a shame and ironic at the same time.

Overall, I really like this jersey, and I’m really glad that I was able to get one shortly after the NHL made it’s announcement about the Coyotes. It definitely goes nicely with the rest of my Reverse Retro jerseys too.

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Ladies and gentlemen welcome to another edition of TXHT Jersey Share where today we take a look at the Western Conference Reverse Retro 2.0 All Star jersey from the 2023 All Star Game courtesy of the St. Louis Blues.

We’re back to it with the Reverse Retro program, and we have the St. Louis Blues to thank for this one. As mentioned in my past article about the Eastern Conference jersey, I’m a fan of the mid 1990’s All Star jerseys. They were hands down the best jerseys the NHL had. So, when the NHL brought them back in 2023 through the Reverse Retro 2.0 program, I was all in.

The West’s jersey would have a white primary compared to the East’s black. Also, the jersey would use the electric blue called Biscayne blue under the star and on the sleeve, where on the East jersey it would be white. So almost like a color swap in a sense.

I was able to obtain this jersey through the St. Louis Blues and their online team store STL Authentics. They still have the jersey in stock online, and on sale. I was very surprised that they still had anything from the 2023 All Star Game available. So it was natural for me to take advantage of this deal.

This was a great find, and one I’m really happy to have in my collection.

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Ladies and gentlemen welcome to another edition of TXHT Jersey Share where today we take a look at the Carolina Hurricanes home jersey.

With the 2023-24 season over, the Adidas contract comes to a close. With that, all of the teams are needing to clean out their inventory as they prepare for Fanatics to take over the jersey making for the NHL. And that means Sales!!… Kind of.

For the Carolina Hurricanes, they did a major jersey sale. I hopped in there and got myself the home jersey. Plus, I had been eyeballing this one for a while. I even considered getting it when Ethan Bear was briefly with the club. Plus with Evgeny Kuznetsov with them, it made it just as tempting too.

The Hurricanes introduced this jersey as their alternate in 2018-19, and then in August of 2022, the Canes would make this jersey their home jersey. It’s a healthy departure from the jerseys they’ve done in the past. Plus the little details in the red piping on the jersey is a nice touch.

This is definitely one I’m glad I picked up for the collection.

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Ladies and gentlemen welcome to another edition of TXHT Jersey Share where today we take a look at the Nashville Predators Reverse Retro 2.0 jersey courtesy of CoolHockey.com.

For our third Cool Hockey Mystery Box, we go back to the Reverse Retro 2.0 series with the Nashville Predators. The Preds for their second go around in the Reverse Retro program, they would go back to their first ever alternate jersey.

The Preds introduced their first alternate jersey back in 2001, and had it until 2007 when Reebok took over the jersey contract with the NHL. When the Predators had their original alternate jersey it would be mustard yellow with the front facing predator for the logo. The Reverse Retro version would change the yellow from that mustard color to the Smashville Gold that they wear today.

For the player, I received Cody Glass, so it ruined my run of Hall of Famers, but Glass is a respectable player for the Preds, and it allows me to have a Predators jersey with the original fonts they had for names and numbers from when they first enter the NHL in 1998.

Overall, it’s a really cool jersey to have in the collection, and my Reverse Retro collection grew a little more thanks to Cool Hockey.

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Ladies and gentlemen welcome to another edition of TXHT Jersey Share where today we take a look at the New Jersey Devils heritage jersey courtesy of CoolHockey.com.

Right back at it with our second heritage themed Cool Hockey Mystery Box, and this one pays homage to when the New Jersey Devils first moved to from Colorado in 1982. Before coming to New Jersey, the Kansas City Scouts joined the NHL in 1974, along with the Washington Capitals, but they would move to Colorado to become the Rockies in 1976. Then in 1982 the Rockies would move to New Jersey to become the Devils.

When the Devils first started playing their colors would be red, white, and green. The Devils would then switch over from the green to the black that we’ve grown accustomed to in 1992.

For this Mystery Box acquisition, we would also obtain our second Hall of Famer in former Capital, and Devils legend, Scott Stevens. This would also become the second Stevens jersey for my collection.

I really like how the Devils will do a game or two a season wearing this jersey. They’ve been doing so since 2018, and was even inspiration for the Devils first Reverse Retro jersey in 2021. Overall, this is a really nice jersey to have in the collection.

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