The International League’s Rochester Red Wings (Triple-A, Minnesota Twins) unveiled their updated set of team logos at an event held at the team’s home ballpark on Friday evening. The new look was developed by Dan Simon and his Studio Simon team out of Lexington, Ky. As has been the case
Category: Minor League Baseball
Hey Bert! Check the New Name of the Akron Aeros
I’ll preface this by reminding everyone that this is a Minor League Baseball team. Everyone good? Great. The Eastern League’s Akron Aeros (Double A, Cleveland) became the Akron RubberDucks this morning. No foolin’! “Coming into Akron my goal was to listen more than talk, so this wasn’t something that we rushed
El Paso Celebra los Chihuahuas!
Yesterday the Triple-A Pacific Coast League officially welcomed it’s newest team as the re-located Tucson Padres announced they would be known as the El Paso Chihuahuas for the 2014 season. The Chihuahuas (I will make it my goal to learn how to spell that by the end of this post)
Bisons Star Wars Night: Good Times for a Great Cause
Two weeks ago I had the pleasure of being invited to make the 2-hour trek down the QEW and see the International League’s Buffalo Bisons host the Durham Bulls for their annual Star Wars promotion. Now, admittedly, I’m not much of a Star Wars fan but I figured with the
Boise Hawks go for Twilight Look, Add Glitter Accents with Scratches
The Boise Hawks of the Northwest League announced today their new uniforms and caps created by Brandiose. The Las Vegas design firm first redesigned the Hawks in 2007, when they changed the team colors and created the bold scripts seen on the front of the jerseys. New, however, is the
The Logocast Episode 25 – Brandiose
FOLLOW THE LOGOCAST ON TWITTER. FOLLOW THE LOGOCAST ON TUMBLR. LIKE THE LOGOCAST ON FACEBOOK. E-MAIL THE PODCAST. [audio http://audio.chirbit.com/thelogocast_1361757060.mp3] In this episode of the Logocast, the entire show is devoted to our interview with Brandiose! We talked with Casey and Jason about how they got started, their work new and old,
Greeneville Astros Update Identity to Match Houston
The Greeneville Astros, Appalachian League affiliates of the Houston Astros, unveiled their updated logo and uniform set to keep in line with the new look of the parent club. It’s a direct copy of the Houston set, the primary logo changed only to replace the H on the star with
Bisons “Get Back to Their Roots” With New Uniforms
The Buffalo Bisons unveiled their new home, road, and alternate uniforms before a crowd of about 400 fans and media at their annual Hot Stove Luncheon today at the Adam’s Mark Hotel in downtown Buffalo, NY. Buffalo’s new uniforms help the club “get back to their roots” by returning to
St Lucie Mets Flirt with new name, settle on new logo
They could have been the St. Lucie Squid, Sand Sharks, or even Salamanders but in the end the St. Lucie Mets (New York Mets Single-A, Florida State League) decided to stick with the Mets and simply upgrade the team logos and uniforms. In a move to get more in-line with
Eugene Emeralds Show Off New Home Uniform
At the Winter Meetings in Nashville, the Eugene Emeralds of the Northwest League unveiled their new home uniforms. Readers will remember that last week, the Emeralds had a big announcement for their new logo set. In an interview with The Logocast, Emeralds GM Allan Benavides explained the look. We have
Eugene Emeralds Find Bigfoot in New Team Logos
Continuing what has been a very busy week in Minor League Baseball re-brandings, the Eugene Emeralds (San Diego Padres Single-A Northwest League) yesterday unveiled their new logos and colour scheme. The new look gives the Emeralds something they desperately needed, a true identity. Having used logos in the past that showed off
Aberdeen Ironbirds Update Identity for 2013
The Aberdeen Ironbirds, owned by the Brothers Ripken – Cal and Billy, the Single-A affiliate of the Baltimore Orioles, unveiled their new primary logo yesterday, their first logo change in team history. According to Billy the new logo is combination of the old “Angry Orioles” logo of the late 1960s