BREAKING: Gary Bettman Prohibits Pride, Military, and Black History Month Jerseys

The NHL Board of Governors has announced a change for the upcoming season, stating that specialty jerseys worn during warmups will be discontinued.

These jerseys hold significant meaning, representing causes like Hockey Fights Cancer, Military Appreciation, and Pride.

NHL Commissioner Gary Bettman's rationale for the decision is to maintain focus on the game, minimizing distractions on the ice.

While players will no longer wear the jerseys during warmups, teams will still organize special nights dedicated to these causes.

Fans will still have the opportunity to purchase these jerseys as a show of support. The NHL aims to strike a balance, preserving the essence of theme nights while shifting the spotlight towards the game itself and the underlying causes it supports.

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