The Kenosha Kingfish, a member of the collegiate summer level Northwoods League since 2014, unveiled a new alternate mark to augment their suite of logos. The logo, designed by Tony Horning, features the letter K in front of an anchor that has a baseball bat for its shank. As part
Category: Minor League Baseball
Lake Elsinore Storm update eye-conic logo
When the Single-A Lake Elsinore Storm announced that they would be updating their brand, logo enthusiasts feared for a mark that has been a staple of minor league baseball since 2001—the team’s iconic eye logo. Those fears were allayed with the unveiling of the team’s first brand update in 22
Penguin-themed Emperors to rule Rome
The High-A Minor League Baseball team in Rome, Georgia, unveiled a much-anticipated new look today, introducing the Rome Emperors. The brand, created by Louisville-based Studio Simon, pays tribute to the city’s relationship with the Italian city of the same name as well as the largest species of penguin, the emperor
Chattanooga Lookouts add “Scenic City” jersey
The Chattanooga Lookouts, Double-A affiliate of the Cincinnati Reds, unveiled an alternate “Scenic City” jersey that will be worn in 2024 as part of the team’s authentic collection. The team announced the brand with a video and a series of photos taken at the Tennessee Aquarium and Ruby Falls that
Greensboro Grasshoppers unveil refreshed brand
The first day of Logovember, Minor League Baseball’s unofficial month-long celebration of new brands and rebrands, did not disappoint. The Class A Greensboro Grasshoppers today unveiled what they’re calling a “refreshed” suite of logos. The brand update was implemented by Louisville-based Studio Simon, replacing the only mark the team has
Banana Ball introduces Firefighters as third team
Since the Savannah Bananas took the field for the first-ever game of Banana Ball in June of 2020, the traveling show has taken the sports entertainment world by storm. Banana Ball, a close approximation of baseball with circus tricks and performance art mixed in, has become such a phenomenon that
Minor League Baseball Gets a Major League Logo
Minor League Baseball has a new league logo… well, new for them, at least. Unveiled this evening, the new MiLB logo features the silhouette from the long-used Major League Baseball logo, a step or two closer to the pitcher in the batter’s box, with a new double blue colourway and
Northwoods League unveils updated branding
The collegiate summer level Northwoods League unveiled a new suite of logos, including specific identities for their longstanding baseball program and a brand-new softball program set to launch in 2024. The Northwoods league currently features 24 baseball teams in the upper midwest ranging from Wisconsin to North Dakota. The suite
Atlantic League delivers Hagerstown Flying Boxcars
A new team in the Atlantic League of Professional Baseball takes its identity from an icon of aviation history tied to Hagerstown, Maryland. The Hagerstown Flying Boxcars pay tribute to military cargo planes manufactured by Fairchild Aircraft in the 1940s and ’50s. Nearly 1,200 of the planes—technically two different planes,
Reno Aces introduce historic Silver Sox alternate identity
The Triple-A Reno Aces will revive a classic brand from their hometown’s past next season, playing select games as the Reno Silver Sox, honoring a minor league team that played off and on from 1947 to 1992. The Silver Sox, named for the “Silver State” of Nevada, played most of their tenure
Myrtle Beach Pelicans to play as Pelisaurus Rex
It’s not unusual for fossil hunters to have a certain amount of success along the South Carolina coast. Almost exactly a year ago, an eight-year-old boy made the national news after finding a massive shark tooth fossil, just this week Myrtle Beach’s WPDE featured an 80,000-year-old fossilized beach that is
Pensacola Blue Wahoos to honor military, Ted Williams
The Double-A Pensacola Blue Wahoos will pay tribute to all branches of US Military and honor the military legacy of Ted Williams’ during Salute to Service Night tonight. They’ll wear customized jerseys and give away a Ted Williams “Bronsons Bombers” bobblehead. The jerseys, presented by the Naval Aviation Museum Foundation,