The modified Leafs uniform featured a new Maple Leaf emblem, replacing the traditional maple leaf with a design imitating the leaf found on Canada's new Maple Leaf Flag introduced in 1965. This uniform was adopted by the team the following season (1967–68) and remained until a completely new uniform design was unveiled for the 1970–71 season.) 1981–82: Pittsburgh Penguins (remained until 1984–1985 season) 1991–92: Boston Bruins, Chicago Blackhawks, Detroit Red Wings, Montreal Canadiens, New York Rangers, Toronto Maple Leafs (all as throwback/vintage jerseys) 1993–94: Chicago Blackhawks and Detroit Red Wings (one game, wearing the 1992 throwback/vintage jerseys) 1995–96: Mighty Ducks of Anaheim, Boston Bruins (through 2005–06), Los Angeles Kings, Pittsburgh Penguins (through 1996–97; would eventually become their regular road jersey), Vancouver Canucks (through 1996–97) 1996–97: Chicago Blackhawks (used through 2006–07), New York Islanders (third and fourth jerseys with classic logo, became full-time home and road shirts the following season), New York Rangers (through 2006–07), Tampa Bay Lightning (through 1998–99), Toronto Maple Leafs (one game – throwback/vintage jerseys) 1997–98: Mighty Ducks of Anaheim (through 1999–2000), Dallas Stars (through 1998–99; became road jersey afterward), Ottawa Senators (through 1998–99; became road jersey afterward), Philadelphia Flyers (through 2000–01; became road jersey afterward), St. Louis Blues (became home jersey the following season), San Jose Sharks (became road jersey the following season), Washington Capitals (through 1999–2000; became road jersey afterward) 1998–99: Calgary Flames (through 1999–2000; became road jersey through 2003; third jersey again 2003–06), Florida Panthers (through 2002–03; became the new home jersey, replaced by former road jersey), New York Rangers (white shirt replaced blue third for one season), Phoenix Coyotes (through 2002–03), Toronto Maple Leafs (through 2006–07) 1999–2000: Los Angeles Kings (retired prior to 2007–08 season; logos switched in 2002–03) 2000–01: Buffalo Sabres (through 2005–06), Ottawa Senators (through 2006–07), Pittsburgh Penguins (through 2001–02; became home uniform after one season) 2001–02: Colorado Avalanche (through 2006–07), Edmonton Oilers (designed by Todd McFarlane; through 2006–07), Nashville Predators (through 2006–07), San Jose Sharks (through 2006–07), Vancouver Canucks (through 2005–06) 2002–03: New York Islanders (through 2006–07), Philadelphia Flyers (orange with 3D version of logo, through 2006–07) 2003–04: Mighty Ducks of Anaheim (through 2005–06), Atlanta Thrashers (would become home jersey), Boston Bruins (c.1970 – vintage program) Columbus Blue Jackets (became home jersey for 2007–08), Dallas Stars (used through 2005–06), Edmonton Oilers (c.1988 – vintage program), Florida Panthers (former road jersey, through 2006–07), Los Angeles Kings (c.1987 – vintage program), Minnesota Wild (became home jersey for 2007–08); Montreal Canadiens (c.1946 and c.1960 versions – vintage program – 1946 version used through 2006–07), New York Rangers (c.1978 – vintage program), St. Louis Blues (c.1979 – vintage program) Vancouver Canucks (c.1976 – vintage program; worn as fourth in 2005–06, in use as third in 2006–07).