Rocking Horse: The Story Behind the Binghamton Rumble Ponies
A lot of small towns proclaim themselves the Something Capital of the World. There are multiple cities that claim the title of Blueberry Capital of the World, Music Capital of the World, or Financial Capital of the World, to name a few—but only one city lays claim to the title
Media Guide Offers Look at 2017 World Series, Postseason Logos
The 2017 World Series and MLB Postseason logos have both made their first appearance, showing up on a digital copy of the 2017 MLB Umpire Media Guide which has recently been posted online. A special thank you to all of those who tipped me off to this. Both the Postseason and World
ECHL, Brandiose partner to brand hockey summer meetings
The ECHL has been holding summer hockey meetings in Las Vegas for a decade, but the league just moments ago unveiled big upgrades to this year’s event. For the first time since their inception, the ECHL Summer Meetings will be branded with their own logo, and the ECHL will partner with the
Stars Will Shine for 25th Season
The Dallas Stars showed off a photo of the commemorative patch they will wear next season in honour of their 25th season playing in Texas. We’d already long known what the logo would look like, a “25” in white with grey bevels inside a map of the State of Texas in black with
2017 NBA Playoffs Court Bracket – Conference Semifinals
Today, Round 1 of the 2017 NBA Playoffs finished up, with the Clippers taking Game 7 against the Jazz. Below is my updated court bracket that I will continue to update as each round is completed. Click below image to view full-size graphic: Who do you have taking home the Larry O’Brien this
Big Little Logo: The Story Behind the Jacksonville Jumbo Shrimp
Whenever the term “oxymoron” comes up, “Jumbo Shrimp” seems to be the first example people can think of. “Jumbo” means big, “Shrimp” means little. In a way, the oxymoronic nature of the term makes it a perfect fit for the name of a minor league baseball team that plays in the biggest little
Corpus Christi to celebrate Day of the Dead with skull caps
During the Mexican holiday Dia de los Muertos, which traditionally falls on October 31 and November 2, celebrants honor deceased love ones with festivals and parades and altars and costumes, among much else. In Corpus Christi, Texas, which has a large Mexican population—it’s far enough south that it’s due east
Liverpool unveil kits for 2017-18 and Juventus player accidentally leaks theirs
Two big clubs in European have unveiled to the world what they’re going to look like for the 2017-18 season. However, one club did so on purpose and the other club had one of their players jump the gun. First, let’s take a look at the official primary kit unveiling
Pacers Appear To Unveil New Logo on Racecar
Yesterday, the Indiana Pacers officially submitted their bid to the NBA Offices for the 2021 NBA All-Star Weekend. They did so in style, with the legendary Larry Bird arriving at the offices in a specially-themed IndyCar. Upon inspection of the hood of the fully-decorated vehicle, it appears that they have
2017 NHL Playoffs Rink Bracket – Conference Semifinals
The first round of the 2017 NHL Stanley Cup Playoffs is complete, so here’s my updated rink bracket. Who do you think will be taking home the Cup this season? Let us know in the comments below… Click on the image for full-size view:
Charlotte Hornets will wear new Jordan Brand uniforms when NBA goes to Nike
As you all may know, the NBA is switching from Adidas to Nike as the official uniform manufacturer of the league for the 2017-18 season. However, there’s an interesting wrinkle concerning the uniforms of the Charlotte Hornets. The Hornets announced today that they’re switching the locations of their box office
Fifth-grader designs Tacoma Rainiers jerseys
Let’s be honest, there are some minor league baseball uniforms that look like they’ve been designed by fifth graders. But later this season, the Tacoma Rainiers, Triple-A affiliate of the Seattle Mariners, will wear some nice-looking jerseys that were ACTUALLY designed by a fifth grader. Isayas Hampton, a student at Tacoma’s Franklin Elementary,