A little more info from the news release.
Design elements
The O logo on the front of the jersey and on the uniform pants pays homage to the O that was often emblazoned on the uniforms worn by the early Senators teams prior to leaving Ottawa in 1934.
Following championship seasons during the early days of the NHL, clubs would often adorn its sweater with a special crest to commemorate the achievement. The Senators' shoulder patch is designed with inspiration from the "World Champs 1926-1927" crest that was worn following the Senators' Stanley Cup win in 1927. The patches appear on both shoulders but the original 1927 text has been replaced with Ottawa Senators Senateurs d'Ottawa to acknowledge the team's bilingual fan base in the region.
The uniform features the club's official colours of black red and white, with the heritage jersey using an antique white that reflects uniforms of the past.
Fan involvement in design of the uniform concept
Prior to the 2007-08 season, the Senators unveiled home and road jerseys with a shoulder patch that featured the distinctive O logo used by the early Ottawa teams. Inspired by this history, Jacob Barrette, a Gatineau-based graphic designer and Sens fan, designed a jersey rooted in Senators history. Barrette posted this image of the jersey online to solicit feedback from fellow fans, with the results being overwhelmingly positive.
In 2009, Senators vice-president of marketing Jeff Kyle, aware of the fan reaction to Barrette's design, commissioned Barrette to help create the concept for the uniform. Barrette, along with the Senators and local hockey historian Paul Kitchen, conducted extensive research at Library and Archives Canada and the City of Ottawa to ensure the historical accuracy of the uniform's heritage elements. Barrette then presented design concepts to the Senators and Kitchen. After a number of revisions, they worked with Reebok to adapt the design to fit the Edge jersey, resulting in the uniform that was unveiled earlier today.
Exclusive period for purchase
The heritage jersey is on sale now and will be available exclusively at all three Sens Store locations (Carlingwood Mall, Place d'Orleans and Scotiabank Place) until Oct. 11. At $149.99, fans can purchase the Heritage Hockey Pack, which includes a premier adult heritage jersey, a vintage scarf and toque, and a voucher for a pair of 300-level tickets to the Oct. 13 game at Scotiabank Place, when the heritage jersey will be worn by the Senators for the first time.
Love the new jersey though and I'll be picking one up as soon as they are available in the authentic format(I just like the weight/warmth better). Congratz to Jerkstore for all his hard work!
Noticed -- no Spezza either. Also.. he has been given an "A" this year.. don't know if that was ever mentioned anywhere.
They did a lot of skating in practice.. much more than in the past. Worked on PP & PK a lot... and we all agree they can surely use it.
Kuba for Avery ..As much as Avery is a pain in the ass he still does his job
Avery Konopka Neil.. 691 mins combined last year PIMs
Or
Avery Smith Neil .... 3 can cause havoc
Well I called the main store in the SBP and one would assume they would have the best selection. I'll try Carlingwood though, thanks.*Edit and the Carlingwood store does have them, so my complaining gained me that knowledge thank you sir.
The 300's are pretty good (best is 200's) but you will still have a blast even if u sit in the 300's or anywhere in the stadium for that matter!See u at the game!
thank you! i am looking forward to this day!
this is a very well designed arena. there really isnt a bad place to watch the game from...
the best part about the 300's is you can see the play's develop and the crowd is usually a bit more rambunctious
you'll havr a good time regardless of where you sit
thank you Andrew! guess I was a little worried being in the nose bleeds and having some 8 foot giant in front of me lol but from the sounds of things i could be next to the bathrooms and have andre the giant in front of me and still have the best time:)
Seems like every team is getting hit with some sort of suspension.. which leaves open some room for some spare bodies! Don't be surprised to see either Z.Smith or C.Neil get tagged a couple times this season. Love those two, but sometimes their reckless play needs a wake up call lol.
Lehner, Borowiecki, Wiercioch, Daugavins, and Hoffman sent down.
Are you on crack? as much as I would love to have BM trade Kuba for nothing, that would have to be the lone exception
My thoughts exactly. Why would be bring the disaster that is Avery into the Sens dressing room... even if it meant getting rid of Kuba. If Avery does not make the Rangers.. they will have no problem with putting him on waivers and sending him to the AHL.
I would deffinitely pick up Parent then waive kuba
http://senators.nhl.com/club/news.htm?id=590734&navid=DL|OTT|home
Apparently, despite his other option being Sweden, he is allowed to do the whole 9 game stint thing.
I mentioned he was not on the ice for practice.. BUT he did have an "A" on his jersey when they unveiled the heritage one.
Jason Spezza has had the "A" since the end of last year. I think he got it as soon as Fisher/Kelly were gone.
Apparently that was temporary... This one is permanent.
Next time the Sens should hire a professional to do the job.
Not on crack my idea was to get rid of Kuba and his salary Avery doesnt even have to play a game for us but he will have more value at the deadline then Kuba and if decide to waive Avery with his salary it would be peanuts too get rid of him .... Its a gamble but Kuba is waste of space on are d line and the Rangers are looking ...
@ Sandy
Have you ever been in a dressing room ? Then dont speak on something you dont know anything about :)
WOW mark stone, 13points in 5 games.
I figure I must be missing something. The roster seems more important than the jersey to me by a longshot.
I am sure the sens asked the sites to promote the jersey.
We can only carry 23 players so something has to give for Zibby Da Costa Rundblad to all stay.
Injuries to Regin, Carkner and Winchester.
Really -- we are talking about Sean AVERY... I don't think many of us would be wrong to say he is a problem.