The Bruins' gold jersey, featuring a brown bear's head on the front and jagged striping, lasted through the 2005–06 season, while the Penguins' third jersey, featuring gradient striping that complemented their logo at the time, replaced their road jerseys in 1997. The Vancouver Canucks' red and black jersey with gradient striping, a subtle nod to their garish "Flying V" jerseys from 1978–85, were retired in 1997 when the team changed colors and logos altogether. The Mighty Ducks of Anaheim and Los Angeles Kings jerseys only lasted one season, while the planned St. Louis Blues jersey was rejected by then-coach/GM Mike Keenan, who reportedly banned the sweater from use.[53] Due to the backlash against the less popular designs, the sublimation process was used by fewer teams in subsequent seasons, as newer thirds either rearranged the colors of an existing jersey, or experimented with different construction methods to create new designs.