You just picked up a jersey with your team’s crest on it, and now you’re staring at the back wondering what you can actually put there. Your own name? Fine. Your kid’s name? Probably fine. The nickname your buddies pinned on you after that beer league incident nobody talks about?…

Order a custom jersey with the wrong font and it doesn’t look like a mistake, it looks like a knockoff. Every NHL team’s lettering is a deliberate design choice, and getting it right is the difference between a jersey that reads authentic and one that reads as a costume. Here’s…

An NHL hockey jersey with your name and number on it is not the same object as a plain team jersey you grabbed off a rack. The customization changes everything about how it should be handled: how it gets washed, how it dries, how it gets stored, and what happens…

You found the jersey. The team, the player, the number. Now you want your name on the back, the letters sewn correctly, and the whole thing looking like it came straight off the ice. But if you have never sent a jersey in for customization before, you might be wondering…

When ordering custom team jerseys, one of the most important decisions involves the type of number application. Teams often choose between sewn numbers and heat-pressed numbers, but many players and organizers are unsure what the difference actually is. Understanding sewn vs heat-pressed jersey numbers helps teams choose the right option…

Recchi says former teammate ‘knows what he’s getting into’ by Mark Recchi / Special to NHL.com The Coaches Room is a regular feature throughout the 2022-23 regular season by former NHL coaches and assistants who will turn their critical gaze to the game and explain it through the lens of…

Childhood dream comes true for longtime Colorado center by Nicholas J. Cotsonika @cotsonika / NHL.com Columnist TAMPA — The emotion poured out after the final horn. Nathan MacKinnon caught Erik Johnson in his arms after the Colorado Avalanche clinched the Stanley Cup with a 2-1 win in Game 6 of the Stanley Cup Final at Amalie Arena…