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The NHL has been under a redesign fever for the last several seasons. The Florida Panthers and Dallas Stars have been some of the boldest as of late, completely changing their colour scheme, but most teams in the league have undergone some form of an overhaul in the past 15 years. Even the Toronto Maple Leafs, who arguably has one of the most timeless jerseys in all of sport, decided to use a new logo in 2016-17, going for a leafier design.

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Finally, after years of rumours and speculation of a logo change, the Senators have finally joined the rest of the league. Prior to the 2020 draft, the team announced they were updating the unpopular 3-D centurion they’ve used since 1999 and returning to their original concept with the 2-D logo. The new logos and uniforms were received incredibly well, not only because they looked great, but because fans had grown accustomed to seeing sub-par redesign after sub-par redesign. A return to something that worked in the past was, surprisingly, something that didn’t happen all that often in Ottawa.

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In the late 1980s, the city of Ottawa made a long-shot bid for an NHL franchise and somehow won over other, more profitable locations. Although a brand-new franchise, they took inspiration from the original Ottawa hockey club that existed from 1883-1934 and won 11 Stanley Cups. Thus, the team became the Senators, a nod to being situated in Canada’s capital city. But when the logo was unveiled in 1991, it featured a red, black, and gold Roman centurion.