The New York Mets are not the 2015 World Series Champions. Despite it ending with a Kansas City victory in only 5 games, they put up one heckuva fight… really, a couple of hops here and there, a couple of routine throws and bam, world champs. But that’s what the Royals do,
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A Traditional Christmas Look for NBA Teams in 2015
The NBA officially unveiled the special Adidas Christmas Day uniforms the ten participating teams will wear on the court this December 25th. Uniforms are all in the dominant team colour only the Lakers and Spurs will be wearing white. Each jersey features the team name scripted diagonally in a traditional Minnesota
One Step Closer: Ads Coming to NBA All-Star Jerseys
The Adpocolypse draws nigh. According to a report in the Wall Street Journal this week, the National Basketball Association will dip their toe in the jersey ad pool a little deeper this February courtesy a patch on their All-Star Game jerseys. No, not just during the Saturday Night events, such
New York Mets Logo and Uniform History
Following up on our logo and uniform history post for the Kansas City Royals… here’s their opponents in the 2015 World Series, the NL Champion New York Mets. Enjoy: 1962: Four years after both the Brooklyn Dodgers and New York Giants move to the west coast, National League Baseball returns
Kansas City Royals Logo and Uniform History
As we get set for the 2015 World Series let’s take a look back through the logo and uniform history of the Kansas City Royals starting back at the very beginning of their franchise in 1969. 1969: Kansas City Royals baseball begins just one year after the Kansas City Athletics relocated to Oakland, California
New Coach Needs Help: Blue Jackets Add Names to Practice Tops
Nobody said taking over a hockey team during the season was easy. Columbus Blue Jackets new head coach John Tortorella is no exception, as his club took to the ice this morning with names now stitched onto their practice jerseys to help him better identify his players. Video from the
Utah Jazz Home Arena Gets Smart New Name, Logo
The Utah Jazz today announced that their home arena, EnergySolutions Arena (originally the Delta Center) will be re-named the Vivint Smart Home Arena effective immediately. This marks the third name in the quarter-century history of Salt Lake City’s main entertainment venue, the naming rights agreement with Vivint is set to run
NBA on TNT Logo Gets Metallic Makeover
NBA basketball broadcasts on U.S. television station TNT will have a much more metallic look than in years past. The network unveiled it’s new logo for use during NBA games during the upcoming 2015-16 season, the logo, now in a rectangle features a metallic pattern in the background as well as
Toronto Blue Jays 2015 AL Champs Phantom Merchandise
Oh… OH! Now I understand why some fans don’t like seeing phantom champs merchandise. Up until, oh, 17 hours ago I had never seen a current season phantom championship shirt, cap, bottle opener, whatever for one of my teams. Yeah, it kinda stings a little. Anyways, the Toronto Blue Jays
Bruins 2016 Winter Classic ‘Sweater’ Unveiled
Alright Boston, I see what you did there… and I like it. A lot. The Boston Bruins unveiled their new 2016 NHL Winter Classic outdoor game uniform earlier today at a season ticket holder event, the jersey is based heavily off of their expansion season design from 1924-25. Colours have been
Sorry Chicago: The Cubs 2015 NL Champs Merchandise
When you go into the postseason with the third best record in the world and then proceed to eliminate the only two teams who finished higher than you in the standings you’d expect to make it into the World Series, right? Chicago Cubs fans, your one-year-earlier-than-we-expected run to the Fall Classic
West Says Jordan is his Preferred NBA Logoman Replacement
The National Basketball Association’s reigning “logoman” for the past 40 years, Jerry West, has picked his preferred logo successor. It’s hard to argue with his choice. “Michael Jordan has been the greatest player I’ve ever seen… he would be a wonderful person to have there” – Jerry West Anyone who