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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
In case you may have been spending the past two months living under a rock or in a cave somewhere (in which case, I envy you because this fiasco in Los Angeles has melted my brain), longtime Los Angeles Clippers owner Donald Sterling is now soon-to-be former Clippers owner Donald
Happy New Year everyone, welcome to 2012 and the start of SportsLogos.Net‘s 15th anniversary season. We had our best year ever in 2011 and we’re looking forward to doing even bigger and better things during the year to come. The 2011-12 National Baseball Association season, delayed 2 months by a
Well… that certainly was a year. In this post, I’ll look back on what made news in the world of sports logos and uniforms over these past twelve months and some of our historical dives, presented chronologically, broken down month by month. We had an entirely new NFL identity, the
Say, what would it look like if teams just weren’t allowed to change their logo? A scary idea, I know… especially for a fella like me. What we’d see is an interesting mix of design eras scattered across the board; styles and colours considered to be “in” in any particular
A second National Football League team is set to begin the process of relocation this week, as a report that the Oakland Raiders would be on their way to Las Vegas was posted to NFL.com. The Raiders have already trademarked the name Las Vegas Raiders, it’s a no-brainer that the team
Yesterday, Paul Lukas of Uni Watch shared an image on Twitter of a t-shirt that very clearly showed two new logos for the Utah Jazz. Well, one of them was new. The other was simply an updated version of the classic Utah Jazz logo from the past. Now, the Jazz
For all intents and purposes, the NBA is probably the most well-run major North American sports league out there. The league is regaining the star power that they seemingly lost in the ’90s, ratings are going up, team values are going up, and thanks to a new TV deal having
Our long, continental nightmare is finally coming to a close as the 2015-16 NBA season is going to tip off in the immediate future! With that being said, the league did its best to keep us uniform nerds occupied by giving us an absolute slew of logo and uniform changes,
Four new Toronto Raptors uniforms, Milwaukee Bucks in black, Pistons and Rockets going silver, and a whole host of other completely unexpected new looks were all leaked late last night via an image posted on Reddit. In total the image showed changes for *54* uniforms heading into the 2015-16 campaign, some of
Today, Zach Lowe over at Grantland decided to take a stab at ranking all 30 current court designs in the NBA, from the ugly (like the Suns) to the beautiful (like the Nets, Hornets, and Lakers). Personally, I’ve got no major qualms with the rankings. What was interesting was the
