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Every shoe has a design rooted in something, whether purely an aesthetic or something as complicated as a pre-contrived shape based on biomechanical models of how a foot moves. The latter is more common, certainly. I caught up with Carson Caprara, footwear product line manager for Brooks, to discuss
The Reading Phillies, Double-A Eastern League affiliate of the Philadelphia Phillies, unveiled their new name, logo, and uniforms at a fan event today at First Energy Stadium in Reading, Pa ending 46 seasons being known as the Phillies. Just a heads up that this identity is all over the place,
The Erie SeaWolves, Double-A affiliate of the Detroit Tigers and a member of the Eastern League, unveiled their new logo set yesterday at a press conference in Erie, Pa. A much needed upgrade over their previous set, the new logos continue the SeaWolves “Pirate Wolf” theme but in a much
The Cottonballs, the Softies, the Pinkies… all good baseball team names if you are a group of five-year-olds starting your first year of T-Ball. But let’s face it; baseball is in essence a pastime specifically created for entertainment purposes. In order to entertain and remain relevant to fans in this
Days are shorter, leaves are changing, and we still got a turkey in the freezer – that can only mean one thing, it’s the start of hockey season! The National Hockey League kicks off its 94th season tonight and as with every season there’s a few things us logo
The Winnipeg Jets unveiled their logos today at 5pm ET via a post on their official website: “True North Sports & Entertainment felt it was important for the new Winnipeg Jets to develop a strong new identity,” said Mark Chipman, Chairman & Governor of True North Sports & Entertainment.
Ladies and gentlemen, your Winnipeg or Manitoba Whiteout! It’s possible, and the reality is at the moment it’s the only thing the team could legally call themselves. That’s what 6282980 Manitoba Limited Partnership (the legal name of the group who purchased the Atlanta Thrashers) registered as a trademark with
