Raymie

This rarity crossed my mind. Just four series in two years pit the purple-and-teal Arizona Diamondbacks against the Washington Nationals, including Opening Day 2005 at RFK!

That's not a bad cleanup! As I posted on Twitter, there are subtle differences between the trademark filing and jersey. The most notable is that the jersey has a more detailed hand with three "finger" knuckles visible.

Could we get a font made of those unused (or, if they're a hoax, "unused") Saints uniform numbers (the 1A variety)? They're actually pretty nice and I'd love to have them for concepts and such.

Does it come with free outlet mall?

Whoa! That is a cool design. Is that...powder blue? *falls in love*

Discrim, I began making footy concepts for Arizona high schools. Thanks a bunch; this is infectious! I keep on hand tracing your template ? and have done so a couple dozen times already. P.S. Your Colorado concept reminds me of something I whipped up the other night that I'll be posting soon.

They turned in their signatures today...all 1,568 of them. http://www.azcentral.com/community/glendale/articles/2012/07/12/20120712phoenix-coyotes-deal-organizers-referendum-say-signatures-submitted-abrk.html

Congratulations on 100 pages! And what's with the name change?

Logic: turn in the most signatures you might need for the earliest deadline. However, logic ≠ Ken Jones, Joe Cobb, or the Goldwater Institute.

What do you expect? BTW I get the impression that it wasn't Jobing.com Arena that really did Glendale in ? it was Camelback Ranch. They hoped to pay for that project with development, but that fell through. Worse yet, it's Glendale's park on Phoenix property ? the two cities split sales tax revenue from the place.

This is like a saga straight out of a really bad sports movie. I live in the Valley, love the Coyotes and ? shock! ? find this whole thing a shipwreck. I'd love it if the Coyotes stayed here, yes. But I'm starting to see that the opportunity cost to keeping the Coyotes is exorbitant.

I love how there's a Chix and a Dux in the same town. Arizona has some oddball mascots too. Thanks to the MaxPreps "Mascot Monday" series I know exactly which ones are unique nationwide ? Gila Monsters, Criminals (that's a fun one), Caballeros, Dorados (using sorta-Aztec-like imagery), Sand Devils, Monsoon (and likely Monsoons, both of which are in use), and a couple others. *Some historical facts are missing: Arizona once had a Redcoats (one of two in the country), a Beavers, a Red Devils and a Green Devils, and a Muckers (!). In addition some CAA schools are missing, including another unique name in Monsoons (Heroes is there though?).

"...without being barred from doing so by Collingwood." Nice pun and nice concept!

Thank the Russell Pearce recall for that rule change.

The wildfires are in northern Arizona (forest) or, less often, in eastern and far southern Arizona (more vegetated). There isn't enough vegetation to sustain a wildfire in the desert around most of Phoenix.