SPORTS LOGO HISTORY
Ultimate Collection of Current & Historical Sports Logos at Sports Logo History. Pro Teams & Collegiate Team Logos, past & present sports logos of NFL NHL NBA MLB WNBA MLS XFL USFL CFL and more.
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Newcastle United New Crest: Tradition Meets Modern Design
Newcastle United did not unveil an unfamiliar badge on October 1, 2026. Its castle, seahorses and striped shield remained instantly recognizable. Yet the announcement mattered: the club had chosen to replace a design used since 1988. Its solution was not to erase history, but to…
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Meet the Rhode Island Breakers: The UFL’s Only Northeast Team Gets Its Name
The United Football League’s expansion team, the Rhode Island Breakers, held an unveiling ceremony at Centreville Bank Stadium on Sunday, publicly revealing its official name and logo for the first time. The event drew fans and journalists eager for details about the new club,…
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Los Angeles Hosts Its Ninth Super Bowl, and the Logos Show How the Game Has Changed Since 1967
Nine. That is how many times the Los Angeles area will have staged the NFL title game once Super Bowl LXI kicks off on 14 February 2027. The venue is SoFi Stadium, in Inglewood. Number one was played in this region too, back in January 1967, so the game returns to its starting…
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When Did Each NFC North Team Last Update Their Logo?
Nearly a century of football is stitched into four marks. Green Bay’s “G,” Chicago’s wishbone “C” and roaring bear head, Detroit’s leaping lion, and Minnesota’s Norseman are among the most recognizable crests in American sport. The NFC North Team logos represent a rich history.…
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New Jersey Has the Teams, but Not Always the Name
New Jersey has no shortage of famous names, but its sports map is oddly complicated. The state hosts two NFL teams that call themselves ‘New York’, while its former NBA team moved across the river. That leaves the Devils carrying a lot more of New Jersey’s identity than one…
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The Eagle and the Glass: What Keeps the Crystal Palace Crest Timeless?
The Crystal Palace FC logo has survived because it does one hard thing well: it feels local without looking stuck in a museum. The eagle, the palace outline, and the red-and-blue shield give supporters quick signals at Selhurst Park, on a phone screen, and on a child’s replica…
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Beyond Borders: How Global Fanbases Are Changing the Way Sports Teams Design Their Logos
Walk around Manila, and you’ll spot Chicago Bulls caps on people who have never been anywhere near Illinois. Dallas Cowboys jerseys turn up in London pubs, and Liverpool’s red crest gets recognized in New York about as quickly as it does on the streets around Anfield. This is a…
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The history of the Philadelphia Flyers logo: How a classic design endured
Few professional hockey logos have maintained the recognition of the Philadelphia Flyers logo’s winged P, which has identified the franchise since its NHL debut in 1967. With its black wings, orange center, and distinctive letterform, the design communicates speed and local…
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Hidden Meanings Behind Famous Sports Logos You Never Noticed
Most sports fans can recognize their team’s logo in a second. You see the colors, the shape, or the mascot, and you know exactly what you’re looking at. That’s the whole point of a good logo. In fact, understanding the hidden meanings in sports logos can deepen your appreciation…
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Which Chicago Logo Reigns Supreme? We Ranked Them All
Few cities wear their sports identity as loudly as Chicago. Walk down any street in the Loop, and you’ll spot a wishbone C, a snarling bear, or that unmistakable red crest on a hoodie. The city’s seven major clubs — the Bears, Bulls, Blackhawks, Cubs, White Sox, Fire, and Sky —…