The Mets hada great several years entering the century all the way to 2006, with the exception of one or two dreadful years.But the Piazza era and a World Series occurred as this logo was present. Still, it's original and has a retro look to it. The Tiger animation looks great and the blue matches the blue border, but as better ranked logo's will show, you can always add more exciting and decorative extras to a logo. The " Detroit Tigers" font plays a big role in the decoration of this logo. The throwback look has some advancement to it, which seems to have set a precedent for new logo's, such as the Marlins one up-top. The Maple Leaf exemplifies Canada and Jays fans alike. It's simpler, more Canada-looking, and Sports-like than the other one if that makes sense. I like this one plenty more than the other Jays logo. The difference between this logo and others is the lack of a symmetrical shape (vertical wise) but that really doesn't mean much. That's simply hustling, being gritty, and looking good at the same time. I guess this is what you call a 'Big Red Machine', eh? The figure shows exactly what the Big Red Machine did. I'd consider adding more of an outline or border, but it'll still go down as one of the sweetest and most creative logos we've seen. But it has the Friar, the Padres theme, and the colors. The stripes, symmetry, and neatness make this a fantastic logo. I'm not sure how, but it exemplifies Canada, France, Baseball, and Olympic Stadium all in one. Kind of sad to see this logo go, but its snowy aspect and dome familiarity bring Twins fans back to good times. Still though, I like the cleats and the seams are nice looking. Like others ranked higher, they're simple yet fancy. It's too bright and very complicated - that's not what a baseball logo is all about. Yes, not only that, but it doesn't really look that great. The problem with this logo is that it's just too busy. As I'd rather see someone else on, why target Ben Franklin? What did he ever do? Harding, whodealt with the Teapot Dome Scandal? Still, it looks nice, but looks like a target. But why? Is electricity the most important thing the Nation's Capital boasts? How about Thomas Jefferson, the great general? George Washington, the first President? Warren G. I'm not sure what, but it could much look better.Īh, Ben Franklin on the Washington Senators logo. It'son the top 30 because of the Western look it has, but it's set up terribly and looks really "Adobe Illustrator-ish." The " Rangers" shouldn't be tailing off of the baseball, but I guess there's no place for it to go. The DBackslater used the black hat with the gold and purple "D" which looked great, and this logo was the team logo during that era. The purple and aqua match exquisitely but the gold doesn't. Not much to say about this one except that it certainly consists of colors you'd expect in any Diamondbacks logo if you hadn't seen it before. Unfortunately, the later logo was better. The blue and red are "relaxing," "fun," and of course "Baseball related." When you see a logo as such, you'd expect that there isn't a way the logo can get better. Of course, you cannot look at this logo without thinking of the triumphant Jays back in the early 90's. However, the colors don't match with the team colors and that earns you a second half ranking. Any sailor or boat crew member was probably fascinated by this, as the logo consists of something "pilot" related as well as the aforementioned relation to the city. Now this is what I'm talking about - a design relative to the city and surroundings thus begin a more comfortable logo to look at for Seattle fans. As you'll see below, there were fancier logos created prior to the '80's much less '90's. It looks great in general, just could use a bit more modernization to it for a logo that was created in the early 90's. The pre-formatted potential Miami Marlins logo looks much worse, so I'll give the creator of this design credit in that aspect. However, the wider logos tend to be a bit more complicated. The Marlin is still in line with the "M" and the it's simple yet fancy. It's about a 40 on the "took-their-time-creating-it" scale. However, the Native American as well as the off-red aspect add some spice to the logo. were thinking with the blue border, but it looks like a Hawaiian Punch Juice Box to be completely honest. Starting with the 30th best (at the top) and ending with the best (at the bottom), enjoy! Also a fun way to compare and contrast new logos with the old. It's not only reminiscing, but simply imagining what time in baseball was like when those certain logos were being used. I thought it would be interesting to rank the best baseball logos that no longer exist.
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