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OT: What are the best sport logos/uni's in any sport

When I was a kid I loved these goofy little bastards:
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cwh20 said:
I love this one. my mother somehow got Steve Rogers (their ace) to give her his warmup jacket while in Spring Training in Florida in the 70’s. That was sweet!
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I would have loved to have met your mom back in those years.
 
cwh20 said:
I love this one. my mother somehow got Steve Rogers (their ace) to give her his warmup jacket while in Spring Training in Florida in the 70’s. That was sweet!
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Dad?
 
Pat Patriot
 
87Xfer said:
How did I "start one and double down on it"?
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Reread your posts and see if you can figure it out.
 
CL82 said:
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Debatable, but definitely in the top two.
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CL82 said:
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Disagree.
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Ran this by my kids and and a couple of their friends. They unanimously think the old logo is dated and soft looking. They all prefer the new logo by a lot. That probably answers the question as to why the decision was made. It was time. Old timers tend to hang onto the past, me included. That's why I cling to the Whalers. If we want a logo that doesn't ever need updating, we need to switch to the Block C. Character logos need to be changed now and then.

I actually hated the old logo for years, so not only was i glad to see it go, then I lucked out by loving the new one. I think it is sleek and looks really smooth on a blue hoody, dress shirt, hat and most other applications. Its just really clean.
 
lateralous said:
For similar reasons to why I love the Whalers logo, I think the Milwaukee Brewers MB in the form of a glove and the Devils NJ logo with horns and a tail are among the absolute best in pro sports.
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Brewers is A+
 
pepband99 said:
You mean "worst?" The White Sox jersey with a collar is universally, without exception, mentioned as the worst uniform in all of baseball, if not of all sports. If you lie with dogs...

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That was one season in 76. I meant 80's but still some of the 70's White Sox uni's were nice.

Some people always look for the exceptions instead of big picture.

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Hoophound said:
Ran this by my kids and and a couple of their friends. They unanimously think the old logo is dated and soft looking. They all prefer the new logo by a lot. That probably answers the question as to why the decision was made
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Yes, it does, well, provided that there was a focus group consisting of your kids and their friends and the decision was based on that.

It's a weird topic because everyone has a different basis for their opinion. Some people think the old logo was too cartoony, some people think the new logo is too cartoony, or looks too much like clipart.

For me, I think it's always a mistake to give up a unique brand for a generic brand. We were the only team, anywhere, to have an all white husky as a mascot. Getting rid of that unique logo and changing to a generic logo is a mistake from a marketing perspective.

Susan Herbst that she made the decision to change it because "there was no such thing as a white husky". Some people here share that view that is absolutely wrong and tremendously ignorant for her to say that given the fact that we had had white Huskies as mascots for 80 years and she actually replaced a white husky with a generic husky. For the record, from 1935 through 2013 we had an all white husky as our mascot.

Some people say that the old mascot was "too fluffy" or looked like a Samoyed. I'd have to go look it up, but actually, I think our third husky was actually a Samoyed husky. To me, the fluffiness doesn't matter, but I would have no qualms with a shorter haired white husky because that's consistent with the brand we established.
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It's a moot issue though until Dave Benedict retires. For whatever reason he wants a wolf as a mascot and that's why he got caught ripping off NC State's Wolfpack traditions. Or, unless I win, mega millions, in which case I'll put a significant down payment on an on campus stadium contingent upon us going back to a white husky, thus killing two birds with one stone. ;)
 
CL82 said:
Yes, it does, well, provided that there was a focus group consisting of your kids and their friends and the decision was based on that.

It's a weird topic because everyone has a different basis for their opinion. Some people think the old logo was too cartoony, some people think the new logo is too cartoony, or looks too much like clipart.

For me, I think it's always a mistake to give up a unique brand for a generic brand. We were the only team, anywhere, to have an all white husky as a mascot. Getting rid of that unique logo and changing to a generic logo is a mistake from a marketing perspective.

Susan Herbst that she made the decision to change it because "there was no such thing as a white husky". Some people here share that view that is absolutely wrong and tremendously ignorant for her to say that given the fact that we had had white Huskies as mascots for 80 years and she actually replaced a white husky with a generic husky. For the record, from 1935 through 2013 we had an all white husky as our mascot.

Some people say that the old mascot was "too fluffy" or looked like a Samoyed. I'd have to go look it up, but actually, I think our third husky was actually a Samoyed husky. To me, the fluffiness doesn't matter, but I would have no qualms with a shorter haired white husky because that's consistent with the brand we established.
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It didn't look like a samoyed - it was a samoyed. The artist rendered a "husky" after his own pet samoyed.
 
Not that I like it very much, but the oilers logo is the most creative I've ever seen.
 
pepband99 said:
It didn't look like a samoyed - it was a samoyed. The artist rendered a "husky" after his own pet samoyed.
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Nope, he drew his picture of a husky, because that's what he was drawing, using his Samoyed as a model. For what it's worth, as noted above, we have used and all white Samoyed husky as our actual living mascot. I'd have to go look, but I think it was the third one.

Edit: Here it is:
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(By the way, the AD "memory-holed" this page. Fortunately, the Internet never forgets.)
 
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CL82 said:
Yes, it does, well, provided that there was a focus group consisting of your kids and their friends and the decision was based on that.

It's a weird topic because everyone has a different basis for their opinion. Some people think the old logo was too cartoony, some people think the new logo is too cartoony, or looks too much like clipart.

For me, I think it's always a mistake to give up a unique brand for a generic brand. We were the only team, anywhere, to have an all white husky as a mascot. Getting rid of that unique logo and changing to a generic logo is a mistake from a marketing perspective.

Susan Herbst that she made the decision to change it because "there was no such thing as a white husky". Some people here share that view that is absolutely wrong and tremendously ignorant for her to say that given the fact that we had had white Huskies as mascots for 80 years and she actually replaced a white husky with a generic husky. For the record, from 1935 through 2013 we had an all white husky as our mascot.

Some people say that the old mascot was "too fluffy" or looked like a Samoyed. I'd have to go look it up, but actually, I think our third husky was actually a Samoyed husky. To me, the fluffiness doesn't matter, but I would have no qualms with a shorter haired white husky because that's consistent with the brand we established.
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It's a moot issue though until Dave Benedict retires. For whatever reason he wants a wolf as a mascot and that's why he got caught ripping off NC State's Wolfpack traditions. Or, unless I win, mega millions, in which case I'll put a significant down payment on an on campus stadium contingent upon us going back to a white husky, thus killing two birds with one stone. ;)
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The logo used to be a Samoyed. I'm really happy they changed the logo to a Husky, it's a great looking logo.
 
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