The letters are white and red against a blue background, creating an attractive contrast. Graphic elements are harmoniously combined, creating a readable logo. A simple yet striking emblem is eye-catching. The team logo consists of the letters TS, which can be deciphered as “Twin Cities.” Named after two cities: Minneapolis and Saint Paul.
The bird is placed inside an orange circle with the team name inside it. It is used as a symbol for the Baltimore Orioles and has appeared on all logos. The team got its name in honor of a small black and orange bird that lives in North America – the Baltimore Oriole.
#Baseball logos series
The period is considered the most successful in the team’s history since then, the Baltimore Orioles won the World Series three times. In 1966, the team first used a cartoon bird holding a bat. The team logo from the 1966-1991 period is still a favorite among fans. Red increases heart rate and breathing, making fans empathize with the team. The color palette symbolizes impulsiveness, but at the same time gives confidence and reliability, thanks to the blue color. The top ten includes symbols for New York Yankees (NY emblem), Toronto Blue Jays (1977-1996), St Louis Cardinals (STL emblem), Kansas City Royals (1969-1992), Detroit Tigers (Old English D), Milwaukee Brewers ( 1978-1993), Oakland Athletics (1971-1982), Cincinnati Reds, Boston Red Sox and even the Major League Baseball graphic (“Batter”).Īfter analyzing our selection, you can see that most teams use a combination of red, blue, and white. This is a ranking of the top 20 MLB logos. They are undeniably recognizable, which helps to grab the fans’ attention. Logos often symbolize not only a team with a long history but entire cities, states, or regions. Emblems are used as stripes on clothing, player uniforms, flags, and other souvenirs. They all use baseball team logos to keep fans interested. Think of the uniforms of players, cheerleaders, and mascots with a variety of stripes. The logo maybe won’t help teams chances of getting into the World Series, but they certainly give something for fans to rally behind and cheer for.After watching American movies, baseball is associated with strong team spirit and support. Some have been great while others are surprising they lasted as long as they did on uniforms, but that sentiment holds true even today. Doesn’t it resemble a sticker you’d find on your morning breakfast than on a baseball hat? Their 1968-1982 logo had some excitement to it and would be fun to see some elements from that era into their current one for kicks and giggles.īaseball logos in the American League have been around since 1901 when it was established. At least the Rangers had a baseball to look at, this logo could easily be for any sport. The ‘A’ in the center is nice looking, but apart from that this logo is incredibly boring. Texas RangersĬontinuing on with the round logo round-up is the Oakland Athletics’ logo. Snoozeville! Putting that issue aside, I have other issues with some of the logos in this league’s roster. Seven of the fifteen teams have round logos… that’s nearly half of the teams with the same shape logo. Now I’m pretty sure this is the question that I’m going to make some enemies, what’s the deal with all the circle logos? I know, I know it’s baseball and baseballs are round, but you could encompass a diamond to represent the bases (nicely done, Tampa Bay Rays or the shape of the entire field from home base to outfield (not sure if that shape has a name or not).
Even though some fans wave white socks at the games, which I find a little odd (I hope they’re clean and not the ones they were wearing), I have to give props to the team for being such an awesome example of a great baseball logo! Logos that Swing and Miss
It’s iconic with its monochromic color scheme that really grabs your attention and makes you look at it entirely, not just little sections of it. It’s been on the Sox’s uniforms for the past twenty-two years and it should be on them for at least the next twenty-two. I had to include their logo in this blog not only because of that fact, but also because I do believe they have an awesome logo. Cellular Field and because of that they will always have a special place in my heart. Even though I consider myself a Cub’s fan (begrudgingly most days this season), the first major league baseball game I attended was a White Sox game at U.S.
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