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The NHL is taking a closer look at how its players wear their uniforms this season, warning teams that it will enforce rules on tucked jerseys and tilted visors more strictly. Uniform-related punishments were one of the preseason’s most-followed storylines…

The NHL is strictly enforcing uniform regulations ahead of the new season, targeting tucked-in jerseys and tilted visors. Philadelphia Flyers forward Trevor Zegras was penalized for improperly wearing equipment after tucking his jersey during a preseason game against the Boston Bruins, prompting him to post childhood photos showing he has always played with a tucked sweater.
Washington Capitals head coach Spencer Carbery confirmed the NHL sent instructional videos to all players and staff highlighting these uniform rules. Capitals prospect Lynden Lakovic also received an illegal equipment minor penalty during the preseason for a visor violation.
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