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Where do the St Louis Blues' newest retro inspired threads land among their divisional foes with the new 32 team collection?

Following the NHL's release of its 32-team Hometown Remix jersey collection, writer Andy Knapp ranked the designs of the eight Central Division teams. The Colorado Avalanche claimed the top spot in the rankings, praised for their Rocky Mountains inspiration and incorporation of state flag motifs. The Nashville Predators followed in second place with a sleek navy and gold design, while the St. Louis Blues took third for their dark, river-inspired sweater.
Knapp placed the Utah franchise in fourth position for their sky-blue look, ahead of the Winnipeg Jets in fifth and the Minnesota Wild in sixth. Lower down the list, Knapp criticized the Dallas Stars and Chicago Blackhawks, placing them seventh and eighth respectively due to a perceived lack of creativity and overly familiar styling.
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