The Flyers first teased the upcoming changes to their iconic orange and black jerseys earlier in the week and they just sent out a second teaser offering another look at what's to be officially unveiled next week.
As we wrote on Monday:
Since the 2007-08 season, Reebok, a subsidiary of Adidas, has been the exclusive manufacturer of jerseys for the NHL, and even if the Flyers won't be one of the teams changing their look completely, there will be some changes on the way.
According to SB Nation, at least for one season, the NHL will do away with third jerseys to make the initial jersey implementation easier. The Flyers wore special gold-trimmed 50th-anniversary jerseys last season for 12 home games. The new Adidas jerseys are also said to feature new lightweight material to keep the players cooler and improve flexibility.
Here's the tease that the Flyers shared today:
5 Days. #FormTheFuture @adidashockey pic.twitter.com/M3DEP9lp95— Philadelphia Flyers (@NHLFlyers) June 15, 2017
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We'll all have to wait until next week to see just how different, aside from the logo, the jerseys will look.
