Tuesday. A boring title once again.

Hey everyone! Caden here to make your Tuesday that much better! Not much jersey news to write about and there probably won't be till the Stadium Series jerseys are released. My Rivermen are in 2nd place and have a record of 3-2. Not really anything else to say except to SEND IN YOUR CONCEPTS!




Evansville Rivermen Official Jersey Release 

Since it was hard to agree on a new jersey design for the Rivermen, I did a complete overhaul of the colors and logos, changing from blue and yellow to a double blue color scheme. Jake or Alan can review it in there next posts or you guys could review it in the comments! When you guys comment it makes me feel warm inside. Which is nice because I live in a house built in the 40s with terrible insulation.

From Icethetics

This article won't be as detailed as Icethetics' I will give you a brief overveiw.

The League announced Saturday that the midseason showcase will be held Jan. 24-25, 2015, in Nationwide Arena. The weekend will include the NHL All-Star Skills Competition in addition to the All-Star Game.

2015 NHL ALL-STAR GAME INFO

Further details on the 2015 NHL All-Star Game is available directly from the Columbus Blue Jackets via the following links:

2015 NHL All-Star Game ticket info/wait list
2015 NHL All-Star Game FAQs

"It's an opportunity to show off the city to the world," Mayor Michael B. Coleman said. "The best hockey players in the world will be in the city of Columbus. We'll roll out the red carpet. We'll have a great time and people will know what the great city of Columbus is all about."

Commissioner Gary Bettman was in Columbus to make the announcement during the first period of the Blue Jackets' game against the Pittsburgh Penguins.

Columbus was scheduled to hold the 2013 All-Star Game, but that game was not held due to the abbreviated schedule. There will be no All-Star Game this season because of the NHL's participation in the 2014 Winter Olympics in Sochi, Russia.

"The only issues that we had to deal with were logistical," Bettman said. "Was the convention center going to be available on the dates we needed? Was the hotel space we needed going to be available?"

He said there was no bidding process by other cities for the 2015 event

"We wanted to come back as quickly as possible," Bettman said. "We knew we couldn't do it this year because of the Olympics, so 2015 was the first available date."

The Blue Jackets, Coleman and other community and business leaders lobbied hard after the 2013 game was cancelled to get the All-Star Game in Columbus sooner rather than later, something Bettman had said repeatedly was a priority.

"The Commissioner made a promise and that promise has been kept," Coleman said.

John Davidson, president of hockey operations for the Blue Jackets, said the All-Star Game is a just reward for the franchise's owners.

"I'm so happy for the McConnell family," he said. "They knew they could pull it ff. They wanted it."

Bettman said the recent change in the All-Star Game that allows for captains to select the players for each team will likely continue.

"We haven't formulized it yet but my anticipation is we'll use the same format because it has been so well received," he said.

In anticipation of hosting the 2013 All-Star Game, the Franklin County (Ohio) Convention Facilities Authority spent $6.4 million on capital improvements to Nationwide Arena, including $5.86 for a new center ice scoreboard. Other changes included new seats, dasher boards and glass around the rink and an upgrade to the visitors dressing room.

Columbus will be the third consecutive first-time host city following Raleigh, N.C. (2011) and Ottawa (2012). Columbus had hosted the 2007 NHL Draft.

"We had such a good time at the draft we knew we wanted to come back and do it again," Bettman said.

Details on the 2015 NHL All-Star Celebration, including ticket information, special events and television broadcasting information will be released at a later date.

Article credit nhl.com