Got another collection of Maple Leafs Re-brand submissions for ya. It's late on a Tuesday, so I'm gonna leave the in-depth commentary to you guys in the comments section.
Our first brave soul to actually re-name the Leafs is Roccot, with his Toronto Toros concept. I'm diggin' the logo, but I'm wondering if the bull is too similar to the bull sculpture on Wall Street. This is Roccot's second submission - Here's his Leafs design.
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Oh, hey, another team name change! J. Smith is the designer of this Toronto Red Rockets concept. Below J's graphic is his explanation as to why he chose the name Red Rockets. Unfortunately, the name makes me think of the South Park episode where Cartman yells "red rocket, RED ROCKET!" as he, well ... nevermind.

The Toronto Maple Leafs are now the RED ROCKETS. While honeymooning in Canada, I was impressed with iconic “red rocket” street cars, and as far as I know (I’m from Illinois), they are a Toronto trademark/moving landmark(?). I chose the older version of the streetcar to better include some design elements listed below. While searching the internet for inspiration, I found a picture of a streetcar station sign on Wikipedia and fashioned my own. Some design elements include:
- T-shaped pantagraph -T for Toronto
- Crease-shaped windshield painted light blue
- Puck-shaped headlight
- Goalie stick “bumpers”
- Railroad track striping/piping across the bottom & from neck down arm (I know, maybe a little cheesy)
- Railroad crossing shoulder patches (T for Toronto replaces the RR, although, the RR for Red Rockets would work too)
- Name and numbers on the back –font= Felix Titling
- Red Rockets on front –font=Papyrus (written in the sign above the windshield, maybe a little small)
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The next Leafs submission was sent in by Eric Westhaver. Below the graphic you can read about Eric's concept in his own words.
I've designed a uniform based on the look of another lesser known team from Toronto. I've seen some St. Pats-based concepts and some Arenas-based concepts. This one's based off of the Toronto Granites. The Granites represented Canada at the 1924 Olympics in Chamonix. There's really no other term to described them: they destroyed the competition. They scored 85 (yes, 85) goals in only 3 games without giving one up.
Red and blue are still intact, but red accents have been thrown in for good measure.
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And finally we have Connor Hanley's Leafs submission. Connor warns us that we should be afraid ... Very afraid.