The Tucson Roadrunners, the American Hockey League affiliate of the NHL's Arizona Coyotes, wore their new white 'Kachina' jerseys for the first time during their Saturday, Nov. 11 game against the San Jose Barracuda in Tucson Arena. The Coyotes' own…
the San Jose Barracuda in Tucson Arena.
The Coyotes' own white Kachina look, which includes green, red, purple, sand and orange accent colors, has been immensely popular among fans since it was reintroduced in recent seasons after a decade-plus hiatus. The Roadrunners, who have used a black version of the Kachina jersey as its alternate since the 2019-20 season, put their own twist on the white version, moving purple in the primary accent position.
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