Power Ranking The Atlantic Division Retro Reverse Jerseys

Right wing Dave Christian #27 of the Boston Bruins. (Photo by Ken Levine/Getty Images)
Right wing Dave Christian #27 of the Boston Bruins. (Photo by Ken Levine/Getty Images) /
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Brad Marsh #14 of the Ottawa Senators. (Photo by Rick Stewart/Getty Images) /

team. 91. . . . Ottawa Senators. 2

The Ottawa Senators have made some great choices with their uniforms as of late. After showing off their new home and road uniforms for the 2020-21 season, they decided to take those and make another alternate. Simple, but great decisions. Ottawa has finally decided to go back to their original uniform design for the upcoming season. This was being asked by fans for years and to finally see it back is awesome.

It’s also awesome to see the franchise maximize their resources here. The decision to go red is great. It is the same as the jerseys now but they just switched every element to the other color. The stripes on the sleeve and bottom is now black as well as the collar. This is basic but great.

Montreal Canadiens. 1. team. 152. . .

This is brilliant. After decades upon decades, the Habs finally did something different and it is as simple as swapping colors like most other teams. For the first time ever they have a blue jersey.

ABOUT DAMN TIME!

According to the Canadiens, their Reverse Retro jersey is a mix between the ones they wore between 1974-2007 and the Montreal Canadiens jersey in 1909, when they were in the old National Hockey Association (NHA).

Overall, it’s almost the same as every other iteration of the Habs uniform but the blue really stands out. It’s super clean and basic. All the colors stand out perfectly and it is great to look at.

Next. Jeff Halpern's celebration is incredibly tone deaf. dark

We can actually say that they did something different for once.