NHL fans are in love with a slick re-sign of the Toronto Maple Leafs’ iconic logo.
Designer Emily Morgan has developed a strong following on social media from sports fans thanks to her incredible custom re-designs of many logos.
Morgan recently unveiled did one for the Maple Leafs, proud owners of one of the most legendary and beloved logos in professional sports. Her creative design combined the shape of a Maple Leaf with the letter “T” and Toronto’s CN Tower:
And hockey fans absolutely loved the re-design Morgan did for one of the NHL’s Original Six franchises:
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The historic NHL club has used the shape of a Maple Leaf as the primary logo throughout its entire history. Their first logo was that of a green leaf used in 1927-28, but they have used a blue-colored leaf with white writing for the past 95 years.
The Maple Leafs have the longest active Stanley Cup drought, having last won it all in 1967. The team finally made some progress last season by eliminating the Tampa Bay Lightning in the opening round to win their first playoff series since 2004.
Toronto once again enters the year as a primary favorite to win the Stanley Cup. They got off to a strong start by defeating the longtime rival Montreal Canadiens 6-5 in a shootout on Wednesday evening.
Auston Matthews and the Leafs will return to the ice on Saturday night when they host the Minnesota Wild.
