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
Category: Baseball
Barrelman Design the Milwaukee Winner
The Milwaukee Brewers’ old-time Barrelman logo will garner plenty of attention this Spring Training, as the “Design a YOUniform” contest resulted in the Barrelman taking top billing. A classic Barrelman-heavy blue-and-cream design by Ben Peters of Richfield, Minn., was announced Sunday by Milwaukee closer John Axford at the Brewers On
White Sox Spill the Details on New 1983 Throwbacks
Don’t let the block lettering and pant numbers confuse you, the Chicago White Sox have progressed an entire decade. While donning ’72 throwbacks last year, the southsiders have opted to wear ’83 recreations for every Sunday home game this season, paying tribute to a team that advanced to the American
Brewers Add Gold Jersey as Alternate for 2013
The Milwaukee Brewers this morning announced they were adding their one-game-only gold jersey from 2011 as a full-time member of their set for the upcoming 2013 season. Worn for a game back on September 10, 2011 as part of a “Go Gold!” promotion with the fans which encouraged all fans
White Sox Throwing Back Once Again in 2013
Just as they did last season the Chicago White Sox will be honouring the anniversary of a memorable season by wearing throwback uniforms in 2013. While last year was in recognition of the 40th anniversary of the 1972 club, 2013 will pay tribute to the 30th anniversary of those one-year
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
Brewers Name Finalists in Uniform Design Contest
With the three finalists selected out of 700 entries in the Milwaukee Brewers “Design a YOUniform” contest, we’ll have the results on Sunday, Jan. 27. What started as a simple fan interaction project last fall turned into something much bigger, with the onslaught of submissions surprising even the Brewers and
2013 NL East Batting Practice Caps and Uniforms
Major League Baseball and New Era are set to unveil their latest league-wide batting practice cap re-design in the coming weeks and we’re taking an in-depth look at the new batting practice caps for each team in 2013 here at SportsLogos.Net going through one division at a time. In this piece we’re taking a
2013 NL West Batting Practice Caps and Uniforms
Major League Baseball and New Era are set to unveil their latest league-wide batting practice cap re-design in the coming weeks and we’re taking an in-depth look at the new batting practice caps for each team in 2013 here at SportsLogos.Net going through one division at a time. Up next, we look at the
Braves BP Cap is Perfectly Fine, Settle Down
“Full of sound and fury, signifying nothing.” Pretty interesting to me how often Shakespeare has a line that so perfectly sums up something currently happening, from the minutia in every day life to the large and inconceivable tragedies. In this particular case of the Braves batting practice caps, sports bloggers
2013 *NEW* MLB Batting Practice Caps and Uniforms
Major League Baseball and New Era are set to unveil their latest league-wide batting practice cap re-design in the coming weeks and for the first time since 2007 we’re thankfully being spared the untraditional cap design elements. Gone is the piping on the bill, as is the piping running up
2013 NL Central Batting Practice Caps and Uniforms
Major League Baseball and New Era are set to unveil their latest league-wide batting practice cap re-design in the coming weeks and we’re taking an in-depth look at the new batting practice caps for each team in 2013 here at SportsLogos.Net going through one division at a time. In this piece we’re taking a