No wonder it took the Cubs so long to win a World Series. They were too focused on changing their logo every year and didn't bother to build a winning team.
It's almost like the AL and NL got together in the early 20th century and decided to have an competition about how many variations of a single letter logo they could come up with🤣🤣
The Yankees & Dodgers logos is so iconic that even if you're not watch MLB you can still recognize it. Their logos is literally on everywhere and everything
I had always heard that Harmon Killebrew was the inspiration of MLB baseball logo. He was the American League MVP and hit 49 home runs in 1969, the year the logo was designed.
All the work you put into these videos really shows. Great job. Uniforms would be difficult and long, but cool as hell. Uni watch is a great resource to start with just in case.
Little fun fact about the Blue/White/Orange colors of NYC. It is the color of the flag of the city which is a redesign of the Dutch (Netherlands) flag of the 1600s when New Amsterdam (New York City) was settled. So in a way, all NYC teams that use the Blue/Orange/White scheme are all in homage to the Netherlands.
54:03 These two are wearing the logos of Minnesota's minor league teams the Minneapolis Millers and the St. Paul Saints and are essentially uniting the rival fan bases. This is also why the Twins chose a "TC" cap because they didn't want to alienate the Saints fans by wearing an "M" cap which could be misconstrued to mean Minneapolis.
As someone from Colorado, I’m pretty sure it’s based on the Colorado license plate, which isn’t based on anything. However, from appearances alone, if it’s based on any mountain it’s probably Longs Peak.
"Old English" for the most part is a misnomer. This style font is in the Blackletter category, a style created with a wide, flat nib pen. It includes a lot of Germanic fonts of that era. I was happy to see the Tigers settle on one style of D. Prior, one was more Germanic, the other more English. Later, I could explain why "Ye Olde Shoppe" is pronouced "The Old Shop". But that seems better suited for another day . . . But, if you are curious, look up the word 'ligature'.
Totally, I thought about explaining blackletter in general, but really starts to go beyond the scope of the video and since i was already pushing 90 minutes, seemed like something better simplified by old English, which most people connect with.
That DOES look like the Kurzgesagt bird! I’ve had that same thought. Thanks for putting a gray background behind the logos so that elements of the designs don’t get lost.
now the D-Backs changed their logo again They still kept the 'A' in the logo but just simply changed the color on the outside of the logo from Tan To Teal
It must've been very difficult to talk for and hour and a half. The MLB teams had too many logos that some of them were only used for a short amount of time.
Haha yeah it was about 4.5 hours recording the audio! Usually takes 2-3 times as long as the video and your voice definitely starts to go at some point!
I design decals and have been making custim designs in the style of a baseball card and have made a few teams so far but this video is gonna be like a holy grail reference to find really cool throwback designs for some if them! Thank you so much for this one!!
Born and raised in the St. Louis area. I love the Bird On Bat logo but I love intertwined STL logo even more. They have a big version of it in Ballpark Village right outside of Busch Stadium that I take a selfie with every time I go to a Cardinals game.
I was too born and raise around the St. Louis area. I love their baby blue uniforms back in 82. Glad they do bring them out once a while. Show the history of the team and the simpler moments.
The knight on the saint louis browns/orioles 1940s logo is as you suggested king louis, but more specifically it’s a very famous statue on saint louis’ art hill and was actually considered a symbol of the city until the arch took over that roll
As a giants fan; im glad my team was one of the sane ones that just tried a few logos 😂 i was devastated to find out we were from NY at one point though
You missed the new Twins logos. It's basically the old Senator's W inverted to be an M, with a star representing Polaris (the North Star) above it. You also left out the '90s underlined "M that was used during the Twins 1991 World Series run, though you could make the argument that was purely a cap logo. Finally, I'd have mentioned that the river in the cartoon twins logo represents the Mississippi river, which divides the cities of Minneapolis and St. Paul and whose source is in Minnesota.
Yeah there’s lots of different secondary logos used frequently and it’s sometimes difficult to pick and choose which to include. For the Minnesota portion I focused on the logos the team outlines in their logo history on their website. (Not every team is kind enough to provide a definitive list of primary logos)
@@bufordhighwater9872 Nah. Worst division in the league, they'll pull it out. They'll just get swept immediately. But, I'm a Stars, 49ers, and Suns fan as well. I'm pretty accustom to post-season failure.
The Cardinals logo came about in 1922 when the Cardinals owner was attending an event in Ferguson, Missouri. Up until this point Cardinals were seen as a team named for their uniform color, not the bird. At the event the hall was decorated with clothesline string and on the strings they had put Cardinal birds perched up on em. The owner loved this, and had one of the organizers (an artist) create a logo of cardinals perched on a bat. Through this we got the iconic birds on the bat slapped right along the chest. This was actually seen as really out there uniform design as most teams simply had their cities name along the front
Good point! I think I mentioned it in a previous video, but I must have overlooked it looking at logos… most records for the logos are hard to come by pre the AL starting in 1901, if the team had one! I’m interested to look now and see if there’s a logo for that first year in 1901 when I think they were still in Milwaukee if I recall correctly
Yeeaaaah, we don't talk about late 90's/aughts Blue Jays logos. Hell, the 2004 logo not only dropped the 'Blue' from the name, but also from the uniforms. I have next to no fond memories of the Black Jays.
Wow!! I didn’t know Houston had that COLT logo, that is so beautiful!!! Wish they kept it even though I hate the Astros. But you know people would be crying about the gun logo… but it’s gorgeous!❤ The *INDIANS* went from one of the most iconic, coolest logos in all of sports, to now becoming easily, EASILY baseballs worst logo. The 1949 logo looked so nice on hats. It shouldn’t have, due to how goofy it was… but it worked SO WELL. I think it’s really dumb how we look back on history with a 2020’s eye/mind. We assume anything people think today must be what they thought 70+ years ago. No Indians fan looked at that hat and thought, ‘yea that looks like an actual Indian’ it was obviously a cartoon. It would be like assuming anyone thought that the 1928/1960derpy looking tiger was what we saw tigers as, or the smiling Oriel was what birds looked like lol. I have never met a Cleveland fan that thinks the Guardians logo is cool lol. I am a *Mariners* fan… despite our lack of deep history… I feel they’ve always had one of the best logos! Be it their Pilots logo, the S or even the Spring Training compass logo! I’m not a big fan of the Trident but I know many like it. I kinda dig that White Sox one with the globe … though yeah, it sorta looks like a police badge lol. But was unique!!! That 1990s-2000 Baltimore logo was actually my favorite as a little girl!!!! ❤ Also… tell me the cartoon tiger of DET. Doesn’t look like WEASEL from Suicide Squad hahahaha
‘50s-‘80s Atlanta Braves, I never would of noticed the tomahawk taken off for a more normal A to help with racist or whatever. Pretty cool for the braves on that. I remember charle sheen in 2 1/2 men, being the pitcher and remember the Indians/Guardians logo off that baseball movie and obviously present day and when I started watch baseball around ‘02. I like the ‘40s Pittsburgh Pirates logo actually using almost an actual tattoo idea for a pirate.
The Saint Louis Cardinals, in my humble opinion, have the best fans in MLB, the most loyal, most knowledgeable, showing up at home games, respect for the. opposing team's players, manager, coaches, broadcasters, and traditions.
They really got the nation eating up those western stories in the early 1900s, well the eastern part of the natio n. The west had no idea who Billy The Kid etc were......
Justin, I'm sorry to tell you this, but if you look closely and carefully at the stitching on the baseball of the current Giants logo, I think you'll find that the stitching is orange.
Great video, but there are two things you left out. First off, The Yankees started as the Baltimore Orioles for two seasons. They used a yellow O and a blue block B for each year. And speaking of the Orioles, before they were the Browns, they were the Milwaukee Brewers for a season. Their logo was just an arched. “Milwaukee” word mark. But again, great job! These videos are fun.
You don’t have the change (for the Texas Rangers entry when that team was the Washington Senators from 1961 thru 1971) for what was on the players' caps, going from the block W (apparently inherited from pre-1961 Senators, who had moved to Minnesota) to script W (similar to Washington Nationals and the Walgreens drug chain.
47:37 such an awesome logo it’s a shame they had to change their name. It’s funny they name themselves “The Indians” honoring the the first native American baseball player who had played with Cleveland which was pitcher Louis Sockalexis then destroy his legacy a few years ago. Incredible
the atlanta braves" Braves head logo was not laughing but giving a war cry the team also had a team mascot by the name of chief knockahoma and 1 of the brooklyn/ los angles dogers was the brooklyn trolley dogers because of the new york trolley line witch ran past their original home field in the flatbush neighborhood of the city of new york fyi
for the San Francisco giants they have a new logo of just the G its on their city connect jerseys and such but idk if you counted city connect jerseys since they had different jerseys designs but only a few have actual logos and not just names on them
No wonder it took the Cubs so long to win a World Series. They were too focused on changing their logo every year and didn't bother to build a winning team.
😂 thanks for watching!
Hey Now!!!!
Okay, yeah, makes sense......
A Cub is a baby bear. You forgot to mention that in the video.
@@JustinLearnsThings You're welcome.
It's almost like the AL and NL got together in the early 20th century and decided to have an competition about how many variations of a single letter logo they could come up with🤣🤣
Right?! For a while there it was like every year for some teams!
It's because most teams didn't have nicknames until the teens/20s
@@MrRtisch no they had names, they just didn't have logos
The Disney Angels logo….. the A with some weird, huge, wing on 1 side and pin stripe pants 🤢
Single letters are no logos.
Every team: "Change the logo!!! Change it!!!"
Yankees: "If it ain't broke, don't fix it."
Pretty much!
Red Wings: Yep . . .
@@DDS029 so true
@@DDS029yes shorter than Yankees
I love the alternate O’s logo with the angry cartoon bird that looks like he’s about to break someone’s legs😂
Yeah the Orioles have some good classics of the cartoon bird!
Jesus, the Cubs cant decide on what logo they want.
Haha I definitely took a while! 😂
Bro…. On Gosh
Neither can the Indians (Guardians).
23:39 N W? That’s a Y. It’s an intertwined N Y 😂.
Haha 😂 geez how many times had I heard that and never noticed while editing 🤦♂️ lol good catch
The Yankees & Dodgers logos is so iconic that even if you're not watch MLB you can still recognize it. Their logos is literally on everywhere and everything
You don't know the definition of "literally"
@@professionalpookie of course, bcz English is my third language. but i keep learning everyday 🔥
@@robotsisitivi5697 why would you use a word if you don't know how to use it properly?
@@professionalpookie bcz my friend said If you use English, don't afraid to be wrong.
I had always heard that Harmon Killebrew was the inspiration of MLB baseball logo. He was the American League MVP and hit 49 home runs in 1969, the year the logo was designed.
That home run total though may only played a part on why it was kept. Since the logo was created and announced before the HR and MVP season started.
Loved the both of the Braves 1957-78/86 logos.
The Minnesota Twins used to have an "M" on their caps from 1987 through to the early 2000s
And also a new M on the caps this year
The TC font is also different and their uniforms were completely changed.
All the work you put into these videos really shows. Great job. Uniforms would be difficult and long, but cool as hell. Uni watch is a great resource to start with just in case.
Thanks for watching! Appreciate it!
This video is great
love to see a lot of the old logos coming back in style as the primary logos again
Definitely! Thanks for watching!
Little fun fact about the Blue/White/Orange colors of NYC. It is the color of the flag of the city which is a redesign of the Dutch (Netherlands) flag of the 1600s when New Amsterdam (New York City) was settled.
So in a way, all NYC teams that use the Blue/Orange/White scheme are all in homage to the Netherlands.
That makes sense that the colors are of Dutch origins!!
The Mets took the Giants orange and the Dodgers blue when choosing team colors.
@@timothyobrien7433 That’s true. Why do you think those rival teams were the colors that they were? Because they are the colors of the city of NY
54:03 These two are wearing the logos of Minnesota's minor league teams the Minneapolis Millers and the St. Paul Saints and are essentially uniting the rival fan bases. This is also why the Twins chose a "TC" cap because they didn't want to alienate the Saints fans by wearing an "M" cap which could be misconstrued to mean Minneapolis.
Oh nice! Thanks for watching!
So glad the Blue Jays switched back to an updated version of the original logo. I absolutely loathed all three of those interim logo designs.
Agreed! I felt like I was being pranked with those other logos!
The mountain in The Rockies logo is a specific mountain, but I cannot for the life of me remember which one.
It vaguely looks flatirons-y but probably not enough angle!
As someone from Colorado, I’m pretty sure it’s based on the Colorado license plate, which isn’t based on anything. However, from appearances alone, if it’s based on any mountain it’s probably Longs Peak.
"Old English" for the most part is a misnomer. This style font is in the Blackletter category, a style created with a wide, flat nib pen. It includes a lot of Germanic fonts of that era. I was happy to see the Tigers settle on one style of D. Prior, one was more Germanic, the other more English.
Later, I could explain why "Ye Olde Shoppe" is pronouced "The Old Shop". But that seems better suited for another day . . .
But, if you are curious, look up the word 'ligature'.
Totally, I thought about explaining blackletter in general, but really starts to go beyond the scope of the video and since i was already pushing 90 minutes, seemed like something better simplified by old English, which most people connect with.
You have put a tremendous amount of work into this and I thoroughly enjoyed ever minute. Subscribed! ❤
Thanks so much! Really happy you enjoyed it!
That DOES look like the Kurzgesagt bird! I’ve had that same thought. Thanks for putting a gray background behind the logos so that elements of the designs don’t get lost.
Glad I wasn’t the only one! 😂 thanks for watching! Always appreciate it! 🙌
32:18 Was not expecting to hear a reference to Wingspan during a baseball video, love that game!
Love all of your logo videos!
Thanks for watching!
No wonder the Mets are so cursed. Combining the Dodgers and Giants aesthetic is just asking for trouble.
now the D-Backs changed their logo again
They still kept the 'A' in the logo but just simply changed the color on the outside of the logo from Tan To Teal
Thanks for looking out! I will have to make an update on that logo!
It must've been very difficult to talk for and hour and a half. The MLB teams had too many logos that some of them were only used for a short amount of time.
Haha yeah it was about 4.5 hours recording the audio! Usually takes 2-3 times as long as the video and your voice definitely starts to go at some point!
Excellent video. Crazy research. In 2007 Dbacks did not have the fangs on the A and K. That was added in 2008 on the 10 year anniversary.
Thanks for watching and for the comment! Glad you enjoyed it!
I design decals and have been making custim designs in the style of a baseball card and have made a few teams so far but this video is gonna be like a holy grail reference to find really cool throwback designs for some if them! Thank you so much for this one!!
That's awesome! Yeah hope it helps!
Careful . . . copyright . . .
It is the copyright owners responsibility to protect their own IP The government only verifies the claim.
You spelled custom wrong.
When every team eventually gets a City Connect uniform, it'd be cool if you made a video showing the special logo for the individual uniforms.
That's a good idea! Thanks for watching!
Born and raised in the St. Louis area. I love the Bird On Bat logo but I love intertwined STL logo even more. They have a big version of it in Ballpark Village right outside of Busch Stadium that I take a selfie with every time I go to a Cardinals game.
I'm jealous of all the cities with intertwined logos! Those ones always look so nice on hats!
I was too born and raise around the St. Louis area. I love their baby blue uniforms back in 82. Glad they do bring them out once a while. Show the history of the team and the simpler moments.
the cartoon tiger will haunt my dreams forever
😂 quite the logo!
Harmon Killebrew
The knight on the saint louis browns/orioles 1940s logo is as you suggested king louis, but more specifically it’s a very famous statue on saint louis’ art hill and was actually considered a symbol of the city until the arch took over that roll
Oh very interesting! That makes a ton of sense! Thank you!
The White Sox logo from 1976 to 1990 is called the Hitman.
As a giants fan; im glad my team was one of the sane ones that just tried a few logos 😂 i was devastated to find out we were from NY at one point though
Haha thanks for watching!
Man that second giants logo is great
Wow, over an hour. Nice work, dude! ^^
Thanks! It took over 150 hours to complete 😬
The White Sox logo from 1951-1963 looks like something a nu-metal band from the 2000s would have done.
Haha I could see metal or like a ska punk band! 😂
Most Clevelanders will say chief wahoo not the C is and was the logo of Cleveland baseball.
You missed the new Twins logos. It's basically the old Senator's W inverted to be an M, with a star representing Polaris (the North Star) above it. You also left out the '90s underlined "M that was used during the Twins 1991 World Series run, though you could make the argument that was purely a cap logo.
Finally, I'd have mentioned that the river in the cartoon twins logo represents the Mississippi river, which divides the cities of Minneapolis and St. Paul and whose source is in Minnesota.
You want to know the difference between the Minnesota Twins and this video?
The video will still be working in October. 🤣
Yeah there’s lots of different secondary logos used frequently and it’s sometimes difficult to pick and choose which to include. For the Minnesota portion I focused on the logos the team outlines in their logo history on their website. (Not every team is kind enough to provide a definitive list of primary logos)
@@JustinLearnsThings I understand.
I hate the new logo and uni design anyways:P Except the black and white Twin Cities one, that's alright.
@@bufordhighwater9872 Nah. Worst division in the league, they'll pull it out. They'll just get swept immediately.
But, I'm a Stars, 49ers, and Suns fan as well. I'm pretty accustom to post-season failure.
@@JustinLearnsThings Ah, don't worry about appeasing AJ. He's just pedantic in his fandoms. 🤣🤣
This vide was awesome. Keep up the great work.
Thanks so much, thanks for watching!
The Hope Memorial Bridge's Eastern end is a baseball's throw from Progressive Field (nee Jacobs Field), the Guardians' home field since 1994.
I love it! It’s such a good detail! Thanks for watching!
I remember the Cincinnati Reds had a logo named "Mr. Red" from 1968-1992, with a baseball for a head wearing uniform number 27.
The Cardinals logo came about in 1922 when the Cardinals owner was attending an event in Ferguson, Missouri. Up until this point Cardinals were seen as a team named for their uniform color, not the bird. At the event the hall was decorated with clothesline string and on the strings they had put Cardinal birds perched up on em. The owner loved this, and had one of the organizers (an artist) create a logo of cardinals perched on a bat. Through this we got the iconic birds on the bat slapped right along the chest. This was actually seen as really out there uniform design as most teams simply had their cities name along the front
15:44 the pirates brought this logo back for the 100th anniversary that season in 1987. Was a logo from the late 30s. This time re colored
16:06 That 1980s Pirates logo looks like someone tried to combine a fish and chips shop with a sports bar.
People need to understand the difference between a cool design, and a good logo. While they do overlap often, they are nowhere near the same thing.
Amazing content. Great job
Thanks glad you enjoyed it!
How could Nettles have posed for the MLB logo in 1975 for a logo that was released in 1969, when Nettles was a 25-year-old with the Minnesota Twins?
55:07 The underline under Twins only underlines the word WIN.
Ah! Yes I see what its doing now!
That original Diamondbacks color scheme was way better than the red they have now.
I miss the purple and teal! 🥲
I feel like Purple, Teal, and that Sand Color would go so hard. The copper looked kinda muddy
The current Baltimore Orioles started out in 1901 as the Milwaukee Brewers. You didn't mention that team.
Good point! I think I mentioned it in a previous video, but I must have overlooked it looking at logos… most records for the logos are hard to come by pre the AL starting in 1901, if the team had one! I’m interested to look now and see if there’s a logo for that first year in 1901 when I think they were still in Milwaukee if I recall correctly
58:26 Simpliflied lol good vid tho
outstanding job!
Thanks, really appreciate it!
Thanks for doing the league’s first
No problem, thanks for watching!
Im a yankee fan, yet that first cub logo with the bear and bat may be the best logo in all of sports.
That’s a pretty good one!
the giants had a similar but different design when they first moved to sf
Yeeaaaah, we don't talk about late 90's/aughts Blue Jays logos. Hell, the 2004 logo not only dropped the 'Blue' from the name, but also from the uniforms.
I have next to no fond memories of the Black Jays.
Yeah I feel like those years of designs are just removed from my brain lol
Wow!! I didn’t know Houston had that COLT logo, that is so beautiful!!! Wish they kept it even though I hate the Astros. But you know people would be crying about the gun logo… but it’s gorgeous!❤
The *INDIANS* went from one of the most iconic, coolest logos in all of sports, to now becoming easily, EASILY baseballs worst logo. The 1949 logo looked so nice on hats. It shouldn’t have, due to how goofy it was… but it worked SO WELL. I think it’s really dumb how we look back on history with a 2020’s eye/mind. We assume anything people think today must be what they thought 70+ years ago.
No Indians fan looked at that hat and thought, ‘yea that looks like an actual Indian’ it was obviously a cartoon.
It would be like assuming anyone thought that the 1928/1960derpy looking tiger was what we saw tigers as, or the smiling Oriel was what birds looked like lol.
I have never met a Cleveland fan that thinks the Guardians logo is cool lol.
I am a *Mariners* fan… despite our lack of deep history… I feel they’ve always had one of the best logos! Be it their Pilots logo, the S or even the Spring Training compass logo! I’m not a big fan of the Trident but I know many like it.
I kinda dig that White Sox one with the globe … though yeah, it sorta looks like a police badge lol. But was unique!!!
That 1990s-2000 Baltimore logo was actually my favorite as a little girl!!!! ❤
Also… tell me the cartoon tiger of DET. Doesn’t look like WEASEL from Suicide Squad hahahaha
‘50s-‘80s Atlanta Braves, I never would of noticed the tomahawk taken off for a more normal A to help with racist or whatever. Pretty cool for the braves on that. I remember charle sheen in 2 1/2 men, being the pitcher and remember the Indians/Guardians logo off that baseball movie and obviously present day and when I started watch baseball around ‘02. I like the ‘40s Pittsburgh Pirates logo actually using almost an actual tattoo idea for a pirate.
The Saint Louis Cardinals, in my humble opinion, have the best fans in MLB, the most loyal, most knowledgeable, showing up at home games, respect for the. opposing team's players, manager, coaches, broadcasters, and traditions.
I have waited this
Haha the wait is over! Finally! 😅😴 hope you enjoy it!
As a Padres fan 91-03 was the best ones to me
I do like that era a lot!
Saving the best for last I see. GO RAYS!!!!
Haha thanks for watching!
I love the western style and the fancy Logos
Thanks for watching!
They really got the nation eating up those western stories in the early 1900s, well the eastern part of the natio n. The west had no idea who Billy The Kid etc were......
OMG the Cubs were sooo indecisive…😂
Haha lots of changes!
most of the MLB teams have updated their primary logos and secondary logos like the Texas Rangers
Oriole is the state bird of Maryland.
Thanks!
@@JustinLearnsThings You're welcome. You forgot to mention that in the video.
i love cubs bear logo
Cubs have a number of good logos!
Love Wingspan !
Yes!!! Such a great game!!
Can't mess with the Brewers glove logo
Great logo!
Justin, I'm sorry to tell you this, but if you look closely and carefully at the stitching on the baseball of the current Giants logo, I think you'll find that the stitching is orange.
Great video, but there are two things you left out. First off, The Yankees started as the Baltimore Orioles for two seasons. They used a yellow O and a blue block B for each year. And speaking of the Orioles, before they were the Browns, they were the Milwaukee Brewers for a season. Their logo was just an arched. “Milwaukee” word mark. But again, great job! These videos are fun.
Thanks for watching!
The MLB logo can be a left-handed or right-handed batter depending upon how you look at it.
True! I have a hard time getting my brain to see it left handed! I have to really think about it lol
You don’t have the change (for the Texas Rangers entry when that team was the Washington Senators from 1961 thru 1971) for what was on the players' caps, going from the block W (apparently inherited from pre-1961 Senators, who had moved to Minnesota) to script W (similar to Washington Nationals and the Walgreens drug chain.
50:05 at one point, these designs were used by a professional mlb team. That feels so wrong dude
I know! It took me way too long to nail down that there were two designs 😂
Great video! Well done and informative.
Thanks for watching !
Pirates 1940-1941 logo was the right fit
Pirates have some dope logos!
I wanna know what it is about Midwest teams to have that type of C in all sports
I think the western font was super popular and just a fair amount of cities that start with C?
That was very cool lots of hard work! But hey the Twins have a new Logo 😮
Thanks for watching!
Cmere little Timmy, it’s time for me to tell you about the bears and the cs
Thanks for watching
Great video. Thank you.
Thanks for watching!
Wish the Braves still had the 1912 or 1915 logo. I love those
Thanks for watching!
47:37 such an awesome logo it’s a shame they had to change their name.
It’s funny they name themselves “The Indians” honoring the the first native American baseball player who had played with Cleveland which was pitcher Louis Sockalexis then destroy his legacy a few years ago. Incredible
I’m upset that the Cubs didn’t revert back to the logo from 1903
Say what you want, but the New York teams did it best. Both the Mets' and the Yankees' logos are on point.
You missed a couple of the Diamondbacks alternate logos which are cool
N W? For New York?
Wait, as a Baseball nut and New Yorker I must say sir it's an inter-locking NY not NW. I thank you sir for an ' video! ⚾⚾
Thanks for watching! And yeah somehow that slip made it all the way lol
Can you please do the NHL logos please?
Definitely! Planning on working all summer on the NHL and NBA logo videos!
@@JustinLearnsThings Thank you so much. I do like to learn more about NHL and NBA.
The blue B Dodgers one looks like brass knuckles
Haha I had the same thought!
Whoever Detroit hired to draw tigers was on some good stuff.
come on even a Red Sox fan would have to admit the Yankees have the coolest logo designs with the interlocking N Y and the Top Hat logo
the twins made a new logo from using the text Twins to Twin Cities with a new color palate
The Royals also had a black and blue KC logo and baseball logo.
The difference between a 'W' and a 'Y' can be SO CONFUSING sometimes.
the atlanta braves" Braves head logo was not laughing but giving a war cry the team also had a team mascot by the name of chief knockahoma and 1 of the brooklyn/ los angles dogers was the brooklyn trolley dogers because of the new york trolley line witch ran past their original home field in the flatbush neighborhood of the city of new york fyi
Great video overall. The Raiders no longer play in Oakland by the way!
Do the NHL next
Working on it! Thanks for watching!
MLB LOGO should be Cap Anson with that devils mustache. But whatever
🤣
So in 1901, when the Orioles were the Milwaukee Brewers, they didn't have a logo?
for the San Francisco giants they have a new logo of just the G its on their city connect jerseys and such but idk if you counted city connect jerseys since they had different jerseys designs but only a few have actual logos and not just names on them