Once a widely panned fashion faux pas, the ill-fated Islanders fisherman logo will make its triumphant return Thursday night at UBS Arena.

The New York Islanders are bringing back their controversial fisherman logo on an updated white jersey for Thursday's game against the Carolina Hurricanes at UBS Arena. The uniform return is part of the NHL-Fanatics Hometown Remix initiative. Head coach Peter DeBoer and players expressed enthusiasm for wearing the design, noting positive buzz surrounding its return.
Originally introduced in 1995, the fisherman crest was discarded after just two seasons due to heavy fan backlash. Alongside the jersey debut, captain Bo Horvat highlighted the matchup as a major test against the reigning Stanley Cup champion Hurricanes.
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