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While it is unlikely, the fact that they were on the helmets in 2020-21 makes jersey advertisement a possibility. This is the logo I’m most hopeful for because the impact it could make would seriously help out Californians. 5- Toyota The jerseys used at that time were…alright. They weren’t the best. But this era did introduce us to the sunglasses-clad lion.

It’s hard to believe that the two sides are finished. Whether it’s more partnerships with NFTs or even more changes within the arena, it’s likely that the LA Kings and Crypto.com are just getting started. One of those changes could be an advertisement on the jersey. The fact that the practice facility’s name has Toyota in it, it’ll be hard to imagine Toyota not trying to grow its revenue by trying to get their logo onto the LA Kings’ jersey. This is much more of a real possibility than CalHope, but when Toyota didn’t get the naming rights for the main arena, it made it seem like maybe they weren’t as invested in a massive brand deal.There’s not a chance in the world that In-N-Out actually does become the company that has their logo stitched onto the Kings jerseys this year, but how cool is the thought of that? Jerseys and logos were somewhat an afterthought around that time, though. As the team would win its first two Stanley Cups in the first three years wearing their new uniforms. An LA Kings original.

The color combination made its debut on October 14, 1967, when the LA Kings played their first game at the Long Beach Arena (construction of the Forum had not yet been completed). Three days before the Lakers debuted them on the hardwood. Personally, this would be my favorite option. If you can recall, the LA Kings had CalHope as their helmet sponsor in the 2020-21 NHL season. It was probably the coolest, too. With the Kings becoming a much better team this year, Spectrum would like to take it to a next level by putting their logo onto their jerseys rather than the helmets. And since the Kings did do so well last year defying all odds, it’s most likely that both sides will look to continue their looks of last season. 2- McDonald’s It’s probably the most controversial and it’ll receive its fair share of criticism, but in the end, it’ll look the cleanest out of any NHL team if it were to happen. 4- CalHopeWhether anyone likes it or not, this will be the last season without ads on game jerseys. On the bright side, more revenue coming in help will certainly help the league and its teams. On the other hand, if the ads wind up being overdone, we eventually may not be able to tell the difference between the LA Kings uniforms or an advertising mural. Time will tell…