Dressing in the Dark: The NHL's Worst Jerseys

10. Washington Capitals, 1974-75

The jersey itself wasn't bad, but the fact that the team used white pants is just humiliating. I guess the '70s weren't as best-dressed as we all thought.

9. California Golden Seals, 1974-75

Another one from the mid-70s. The team's image of baby-blue and pale yellow didn't strike much fear into the opposition's eyes. What kind of name is the "Seals"?

8. New York Rangers, 1976-77

I guess the team itself got tired of the original design that was created in 1926. These jerseys didn't look bad, but it looked like the team tried to re-invent the wheel.

7. Pittsburgh Penguins, 1981-82

All said, I find this jersey to be pretty funny. Along with the yellow helmets, the fighting Penguins looked to do some damage—right?

6. New York Islanders, 1995-96

It was about this time that the Isles' started to go downhill. The whole fisherman-and-waves concept didn't lure in NHL fans, and the jerseys were discontinued after three seasons.

5. Boston Bruins, 1995-96

Uh-oh, here comes Winnie the Pooh. Seriously guys, did anybody ever like this one?

4. Mighty Ducks of Anaheim, 1995-96

If many of you haven't noticed, the league developed a third-jersey plan in 1995, and most teams took part in the trend. Some of them have looked alright, and some even looked pretty good. This one looks horrible.

3. Los Angeles Kings, 1995-96

Even the Great One himself couldn't make this jersey look good. The silver sash and the magenta lettering won't make the cut in this league.

2. St. Louis Blues, 1995-96

These jerseys never seen the light of day. If you check out the picture, you'll see why. Thank you Mike Keenan.

1. Vancouver Canucks, 1978-79

Here we go. Guaranteed you've seen this at one point in your life. I find it looks bad not only because it's bright yellow, but there isn't even a front crest. Flying V! Oh wait, wrong team. Well...V for Victory? Not in these unis. Embarrassing.

*All team jersey photos are from nhluniforms.com*

*Article photo can be seen here*