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The Bowling Green Hot Rods, Midwest League Single-A affiliate of the Tampa Bay Rays, unveiled their new logos, uniforms, and colour scheme yesterday evening. The new look was designed by New York-based SME Branding. “We partnered with SME Branding when we purchased the Reno Aces and we knew they would be
Taking a look at every new logo, sponsor and name change that took place ahead of the 2023-24 college football bowl season.
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Everyone who predicted that there would be two minor league baseball logos on the same day and both of them would be Otters can head straight to the cashier to collect your winnings. The Evansville Otters, who were found in 1995 and are the Frontier League’s oldest team, unveiled new
Everything you wanted to know about MLB’s Players Weekend uniforms, caps, jerseys, socks, and nicknames all here for you in one convenient package! Yes, Major League Baseball’s Players Weekend is back again for 2018 and just like last season, the league is allowing teams and players to have a little
The Eugene Emeralds, short-season class A affiliate of the Cubs, had not played a game in historic Civic Stadium since 2009, but when it burned to the ground last month, the team took it to heart. The ballpark, which was built in 1938 and served as home to the Ems
When your parent club looks as good as the Habs do, why go any other direction? That’s precisely the route the St. John’s IceCaps took as they unveiled their new uniforms during an event at the Jack Byrne Arena in Torbay, NL this morning. The 2015-16 season marks the IceCaps first
The University of Oregon has gone by the name Ducks since around World War II—though not officially until 1978. It’s a name that traces back to the late 1800s—though not officially adopted by the university until 1926—when the team was called the Webfoots—or Webfeet, or Webfooters—which derives from a nickname
