Earlier today Majestic Athletic, the company which provides the authentic on-field jerseys for all 30 Major League Baseball teams, unveiled 10 new team batting practice jerseys for the 2014 season. The B.P. jerseys unveiled were for the Atlanta Braves, Baltimore Orioles, Boston Red Sox, Miami Marlins, New York Mets, New York
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Los Angeles Kings Wear Dodgers-Inspired Uniforms
The Los Angeles Kings took to the ice wearing uniforms inspired by their cross-town, cross-sport cousins, the Los Angeles Dodgers. The jerseys were worn during the pre-game warmups on Monday night, before their 1-0 victory over the Vancouver Canucks. Those special blue jerseys were worn for “Dodger Pride” Night at
How the Indians failed to follow the Pirates’ example
This week we saw two Major League Baseball teams have their logo changes leaked, both teams were making the exact same change to their brand… but how they and the world handled the news couldn’t have been more different between the two clubs. In my post this week for theScore.com
Clarifying the Indians Demotion of Chief Wahoo
There’s been plenty of articles over the past two days over the news that the Cleveland Indians are relegating their infamous/famous Chief Wahoo logo to secondary logo status, moving their red block “C” logo up as their new primary logo. Most of these articles feature the Indians denying claims that
Pirates P Becomes New Primary, Confirm SportsLogos.Net Report
The Pittsburgh Pirates have confirmed a report first published by SportsLogos.Net over a month ago, their gold “P” logo seen on the team caps will be come the primary logo for the 2014 season. The Pirates join the Cleveland Indians (who have yet to confirm) as teams switching their primary
Knights Unveil New Stadium Inaugural Season Logo
[Charlotte Knights Press Release] (Uptown Charlotte, NC) – As the Charlotte Knights begin a new chapter in Charlotte Baseball history, the team unveiled their inaugural 2014 season logo on Thursday afternoon. The inaugural season logo will highlight the club’s thrilling first season at BB&T Ballpark in Uptown Charlotte and it
Chief Wahoo No Longer Primary Logo for Cleveland Indians
Chief Wahoo is now officially second-fiddle in Cleveland as word came today courtesy a Tweet via Paul Lukas of ESPN and Uni-Watch that the block-C logo has been promoted to the status of primary logo. Although the Chief will still remain on the jersey sleeves and primary home caps, this
The 2013 SportsLogos.Net Best and Worst New Logos Awards
Another year over, a new one about to begin; 2013 was the most successful year to date in the history of SportsLogos.Net, our 16th year bringing you the latest in news and rumours from the world of sports logos and uniforms. Over the past twelve months we’ve seen hundreds of
Mr. Met Added to New York Mets 2014 Uniforms
Longtime New York Mets mascot “Mr. Met” will be making his regular season on-uniform début in 2014. The Mets will be adding a patch showing Mr. Met in a running pose, the same logo as what’s currently on their BP caps, to the sleeves of their two blue alternate jerseys.
San Diego Padres Going Back 30 Years For an Entire Weekend
The San Diego Padres announced last night via Twitter that they will wear their 1984 uniforms for an entire weekend series against the Chicago Cubs next season. The Tweet indicated that the 4-game series at home vs. Chicago would be in June, the series is actually May 22-25th: A little
Zombie Teams: Identities Brought Back from the Dead
It’s not a lame soap opera twist, it’s not a zombie uprising, but this coming weekend we’ll be re-introduced to something very familiar to all of us which has been dead and buried for over ten years… and no, it’s not “Afroman’s” career. It’s the Charlotte Hornets, ladies and gentlemen!
Banished Forever: A Brief History of Unlucky Uniforms
Unlucky uniforms. Yup, they exist… well, at least some players and team personnel think they exist. Enough to the point that several caps and jerseys have been scrapped simply because the players thought they were the sole reason for their poor performances. In my post this week over at theScore.com