Details regarding Nashville's Reverse Retro jersey leaked

In a little over a week from now, the National Hockey League and Adidas will be releasing the Reverse Retro 2.0 jersey line for the 2022-23 season.

Information has leaked for several teams on what their jerseys may look like and even a few teams have had images of their new unforms leaked.

One of the team's that has been a bit of a mystery was the Nashville Predators, until now. According to Ali Murji, who was the first to report on San Jose's new home and away uniforms, the Predators will be bringing back the 'Mustard Cat' jerseys. It's unclear what the base colour of the uniform may be, but it appears that the Predators are leaning towards navy.

The 'Mustard Cat' uniforms were first released in 2001 and the Predators wore it until 2007, when Reebok changed to their 'RBK Edge' style.

Adidas and the NHL will tease all 32 uniforms on October 19th before the full unveiling the next day, October 20th. It's expected that the jerseys will be for sale in retail shops on November 1st, which is just in time for when NHL teams plan to wear them on-ice.

To all my @PredsNHL I can officially confirm that the Predators are bringing back Mustard cat for the Reverse Retro 2.0— Ali Murji (@AliMurji1) October 6, 2022

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