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Should the Cardinals honor Oscar Taveras with a patch?

The St. Louis Cardinals announced this weekend that they will wear a patch bearing the initials OT to memorialize Oscar Taveras, who died in an automobile accident in the Dominican Republic late last year along with his girlfriend, Edilia Arvelo. The patch will not feature Taveras’s uniform number, 18, because Taveras’s

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Wide-Eyed in Texas: The Story Behind the Laredo Lemurs

This is an objective, scientifically proven fact: Lemurs are awesome. Also, people love lemurs. It’s science. Here’s another scientific fact for you: Laredo, Texas, is not close to the island nation of Madagascar, which is located in the Indian Ocean and is the only place in the world where lemurs live

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The Apple of Our Eye: The Story Behind the Fort Wayne TinCaps

Fort Wayne, Indiana, has two notable claims to fame. First, in 1845, a noted American conservationist named John Chapman died and is buried there (more on him later). Second, on May 11, 1871, the first-ever professional baseball game was played in Fort Wayne, when the Fort Wayne Kekiongas beat the Cleveland Forest Citys

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Best, Worst New Logos of 2014: SportsLogos.Net Readers’ Choice Awards

As we get set to enter the year of hover boards, self-lacing sneakers, and a Chicago Cubs World Series Championship we must first look back on the current year… 2014, which was my 18th running SportsLogos.Net. Overall 2014 was a rather uneventful year when it came to major re-brandings in the big

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It’s a Porcupine Train: The Story Behind the SWB RailRiders

When I first saw the logo for the Scranton/Wilkes-Barre RailRiders, which features a porcupine riding a rail, one obvious question leapt to my mind: Where the heck did a porcupine riding a rail come from? Turns out I’m not the only one. I spoke with the team’s president and general manager Rob

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Pittsburgh Pirates Unveil New Camouflage Uniform

Yinz gotta see this… the Pittsburgh Pirates are goin’ camo. Their new digital camouflage alternate uniforms were unveiled this afternoon at “PirateFest” an annual off-season fan event. Cap crowns and pills are camouflage, bill is black. On the front is a black version of the primary “P” logo with a gold outline.

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Pawtucket Red Sox Introduce New Logos, Uniforms

“RAWR!” That was the review of this logo from my one-year-old son, he’s not much of a talker, but I get the sense that he liked it. The Triple-A International League’s Pawtucket Red Sox (commonly referred to as the “Paw Sox” by fans, media, and clearly the team) unveiled their new logos

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