$24.95!

That is the cost of the new NHL’s holiday gift. If you haven’t heard yet, the NHL has gone into the warm- fleece- stay- at- home- wear!

They are called Snuggies. It is like wearing a big blanket with a hole in the middle for your head. (sounds like a poncho) They have all your favorite teams.  Separate arms make it easier to use your hands. Bright fleece team colors can keep you warm in the long dark days of winter.

They really remind me of kindergarten when we used to wear our dad’s shirts for art class. The teacher would put the shirt on backwards on us. This way we would not get paint on our clothes. (remember that?)

It is supposed to look like you are wearing your teams uniform. One word— not!  The whole concept of these Snuggies are old.  Commercials of the same product were shown on TV a few years ago. Everything is the same except that now, you can get your team colors on it. Does anyone remember the old commercials that showed people trying to read or eat while watching TV, but cannot because of not having an arm hole??

I think that the NHL can do much better than Snuggies! Where are the marketing giants and their creative juices? Should we challenge the NHL marketing groups to come up with a new and awesome product for next holiday season? I think so!

We have the shirts, hats, jackets and such with our teams logo and colors on it. Now, we want something different! Something that says NHL, something that we can be proud of. I do hope that the NHL’s marketing people are ready and up for the challenge!

Born and raised in Toronto, Canada, her team is always the Toronto Maple Leafs. Instead of falling for movie stars, Rochelle fell for hockey players. As she grew up, her passion grew to include wanting to be the first female NHL player, the first female 'water' girl for her team and catching a true NHL puck. She did try for the puck, only to learn that A) the puck could have killed her, if she tried to get it or B) you needed to buy one. Years later Rochelle still loves the game! Now a days instead of wanting to join the players, (don't let her fool you, she still wants to join the team) she writes about them. Her one wish in the world is to be alive when the Toronto Maple Leafs win their next Stanley Cup! Rochelle has a certificate in Marketing/Communications at the British Columbia School of Technology and a writing certificate from Simon Fraser University. She has started her own writing company, "From Rochelle's Pen".

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