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The 50 Worst Logos in Baseball History
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I'm sorry, but these logos are the ones I came to know and love as a child when I first fell in love with baseball. They are sacred to me, and I won't stand by and have them ridiculed by some young punk at the bleacher report. Now get the hell off my lawn.They call me Mr. Baseball. Not because of my love for the game; because of all the stitches in my head.
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The "beaver" in the New Orleans Zephyrs logo is actually a nutria, an animal found in the area.
There's an air force base near Lakeland, FL: http://afthunderbirds.com/site/2012/04/09/lakeland-fl/
The Flying Tigers are an affiliate of the Detroit Tigers.
1977? Texas Bicentennial? How about the USA Bicentennial? Republic of Texas 1836, statehood 1845.
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I tend to find team logos much like team mascots. The truly great organizations don't need change. Most teams with mascots and/or major logo changes either are expansion teams or those with a very poor history when it comes to winning titles. I don't blame minor league teams from changing since much of their target audience is families because of pricepoint and keeping things "trendy" or modern may keep kids' interest."Chuckie doesn't take on 2-0. Chuckie's hackin'." - Chuck Carr two days prior to being released by the Milwaukee Brewers
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