
The Vancouver Canucks are going retro tomorrow night, wearing their old black, yellow, and red “flying skate” jerseys.
People love them. I have to admit, they look good.
But I remember back in the day, these jerseys were not celebrated. They weren’t ridiculed like the Flying V jerseys, but certainly not a favourite.
In fact, the flying skate jersey was tweaked every few years.
The skate jersey was yellow at home from 1985 to 1989.

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They switched to white at home and ditched the V-stripes on the shoulders in 1989.

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That lasted until 1992 when they switched the orange on the jersey to red.

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In 1997 they moved to the orca jersey:

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That lasted until 2007, when they went back to blue and green:

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Of course the current jerseys are a bit of a throwback to the original Canucks jerseys:

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The “stick in rink” logo was used from 1970 to 1978, when they switched to arguably the ugliest jerseys in professional sports history:

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And of course we would be remiss if we didn’t mention the history of Canucks third jerseys.
The salmon jersey (1995-97):

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The maroon gradient (2001-06):

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And of course the present-day third jerseys:

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Ok, it’s time to decide! Out of the 137 (approximate) different editions of the Canucks jerseys, which one is your favourite?