Though they may be one of the more conservative teams when it comes to fiddlin’ with their uniforms, the Los Angeles Dodgers aren’t going to pass up the opportunity to celebrate their first World Series championship in over 30 years. Thanks to a series of leaked photos posted on the
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The Unified Show: NFL’s One-Helmet Rule
In this week’s episode of Unified, Chris Creamer and Paul Lukas explore the National Football League’s one helmet rule, why it exists, what we’ve lost because of it (or better yet, what we’ve been spared), and what could happen if/when the NFL allows multiple helmets again some day — which
Athletics Canada Reveals New “Cutting Edge” Logo
Athletics Canada, this morning unveiled a new “cutting edge brand identity” to represent the Canadian runners, walkers, jumpers, throwers, and wheelchair racers who compete on the biggest stages in the world. The new look is a combination of many elements, linked together to create a modern logo. Naturally the main
What Could’ve Been: Our First Look at the Cancelled Under Armour MLB Jersey
A glimpse of an alternate baseball jersey universe has been found in San Diego. Thanks to Twitter user @justintyre, we’ve gotten our first-ever look at what Major League Baseball teams might have looked like had Under Armour taken over the on-field uniform contract for 2020, as had originally been the
The Unified Show: Why Do We Collect?
Episode seven of the Unified podcast co-hosted by Paul Lukas of Uni Watch and me, Chris Creamer of SportsLogos.net has just been posted! This week, Paul and I tackle the question “Why are uniform people also collectors?”, what’s the connection between being a big fan of logos and uniforms and
St. Patrick’s Day Uniforms in Sports
Happy St. Patrick’s Day! Over the last few decades it’s been customary for some teams to drop their usual colours in favour of the more festive green, white, and sometimes orange for games played on or around the 17th of March. Today we’re doing a brief look around the major
Minor League Baseball Updates Logo to Align with MLB
Minor League Baseball continued it’s off-season of change by tweaking its primary logo, bringing it more in-line with that of Major League Baseball’s iconic Batterman symbol. While the “Prospect Icon” remains (the batter design in the middle of the logo), the colours have been darkened to match MLB, the four
2022 Women’s Final Four Logo Unveiled
The NCAA unveiled the logo for next year’s 2022 Women’s Final Four earlier this month, the annual tournament will be held in Minneapolis on April 1 and April 3, 2022 at the Target Center. The logo, designed by Section 127 out of Indianapolis, plays up Minnesota’s northern setting. The three
WNBA Celebrates 25 Seasons in 2021. Count It.
The Women’s National Basketball Association is heading into their 25th season this summer, a cool quarter century after their inaugural season in 1997 the league has grown from eight teams to twelve with franchises presently located in every corner of the United States, To celebrate this milestone season, the WNBA
Leafs Go Green, Wear St. Pats Throwbacks for Two This Week
The Toronto Maple Leafs will once again honour both the heritage of their franchise as well as St. Patrick’s Day by wearing Toronto St. Pats throwbacks for two games this week. Starting with tonight’s game (Sunday) at Ottawa and then continuing to Friday night’s home tilt against the Flames, the
Bettman: Helmet Ads “More Likely Than Not” to Stay in NHL
Welp, so much for just one season… In an article posted by Mark J. Burns of the Sports Buisness Journal on Thursday, National Hockey League Commissioner Gary Bettman revealed that the league will “more likely than not” be bringing back in-game helmet ads for the 2021-22 season. “It doesn’t necessarily
The Unified Show: Retired Numbers
Episode Six of the Unified podcast co-hosted by Paul Lukas of Uni Watch and me, Chris Creamer of SportsLogos.net is up. In our latest virtual roundtable, Paul and I take a look at retired numbers, the policies some teams have that they routinely break, teams that retired numbers of players