Langster019

Gotta admit. This is a very cool move. Most people don’t give “friend” prices or help fellow fans out. Pretty sure people list infant jerseys for this and for you to do this with authentics is very generous of you. Just wish I would’ve seen sooner lol. Kudos @xI Hammer Ix

Kind of surprising they continue to have games that have that poor of interest with the size of city and recent success. You’d think, even with other events in town, it would still be a big draw for those who want to watch good non-NHL hockey. But if you have to pay NHL prices you may as well go to the Wild and if you want to take kids I’m sure there’s junior leagues that are cheaper.

EPS will not do it. I’ve tried since NIL has changed.

No that’s putting words in my mouth. It’s not a mockery bc it’s the school logo. Not a fake knockoff. Is it great? No. Does it kill me when I buy a jersey with it on the shoulder from the university? No. Does it matter what the team wears? No. I support UND as a team. As long as they’re sweeping DU or splitting a tough, top 10 series in Duluth or SCSU, idc what the logo is. I care about the results. Not the fashion/logo.

My apologies for turning the talk away from jerseys so let’s bring it back. (A little) The irony is, I bet a lot of these folks complaining about the new logo wear one of those $30 Chinese knockoffs that are a big mockery of what was the Sioux jerseys. THAT’S what’s wrong with imagery around the Ralph. Not supporting the athletic department or respecting the past buying that sh!t stain of a “jersey”

Also, anyone get annoyed with every Tom Dick and Harry giving their opinion of “maybe if there wasn’t that bird on it” ? I understand the passion for the past but, man, it gets old to hear.

Agree. Surprised as well as bummed. I’d definitely buy an authentic Nash design. I can’t say I’d pay for it but I feel they’d make more if they auctioned vs sell them at the game. Let’s people not on site have a shot. But also give people on site a perk of going.

They’re pretty good at separating me from my money. In this case, I’m ok with it. One is on the way. Excited.

Yeah baby! First timer over here! Only took 4 years

Sanderson

Lol. Didn’t they say they were an homage to the 94 team?

Constantini

Honestly was respectful and let him be. Our row was literally empty so I just stood further down. Cool to see a head coach be on location like that tho. A guy 3 rows down was wearing a UND jersey (albeit fake) so he still saw enemy colors that night.

Last Friday night, as a walked into Buccaneer Arena in Des Moines, I got to my section and look up to the top row at my seat, and the audible sigh is let out as someone is standing in my spot behind my seat. I walk up the steps mentally prepping to have the exchange to let this guy know he’s going to need to move. Get to the top row, and who is it? None other than the head coach of DU hockey, David Carle.

Vegas warmups had the event patch on them.

10 posts in 6 years and this bomb is dropped. HA well played.

$90 will be a decent price based on the limited amount. Doesn’t appear there were really any single game ones, yet only season ticket resales which show up on their site. They sold most of the building out via seasons and probably donors/sponsors. I found some on Craigslist from a season ticket holder. May find luck there. Or a CC hockey FB page maybe?

Gaber

Wearing solid green? Or specialty? Anyone have knowledge?

Schmaltz

Preach. My feelings as well. Yet most people don’t care and buy them anyway. Aggravating. “Nobody can tell a difference” is what most of those people say.

I’ve noticed that as well when checking in on nchc.tv. Just sad if they sell a bunch to sponsors or boosters then those people eat them when they could have sold them to a person who’d attend.

Found some from a ticket holder on Craigslist. Glad they’re secured but man it’s been somewhat of a circus.

Do they not like revenue?

It’s nice to have a non con game on a national stream Vs completely unavailable or very poor quality. Although most places are getting better as the years pass