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The NHL and Fanatics unveiled Hometown Remix on Monday, with all 32 teams adding a special-edition jersey to wear during…

The NHL and Fanatics unveiled the league-wide Hometown Remix jersey program on Monday, introducing special-edition uniforms for all 32 teams to wear during the 2026-27 season. The New York Rangers' design, modeled on social media by forward Pavel Dorofeyev, features navy coloring with diagonal red "NEW YORK" lettering, a miniature Lady Liberty crest over the chest, and red and silver stripes on the sleeves and hem.
Staff writers at Forever Blueshirts largely expressed disappointment with the design, criticizing it for playing things safe and recycling past sweater concepts rather than taking creative risks. While Senior Writer John Kreiser praised the uniform as classy and traditional, Executive Editor Jim Cerny and staff writers Lou DiPietro and Lou Orlando described it as uninspired compared to bolder offerings from other NHL franchises.
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