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To me, it looks like Kabel Pro (regular or bold), but with the small serifs.

What the other forum partner said, it is Brothers Bold. But for the L.A. Kings' numbers, I believe that they are a modified variation of Bombardier Font (but with a few modified serifs). You be the judge when you can verify & compare.

I believe that it's a modification of Matrix II Wide (the numbers).

Can anyone guess which font is close to the one on the following photo? The one saying "Minnesota Vikings", just to be specific. Thanks in advance.

MLS Realignment: 1.) Eastern Conference: 1.1.) Northeast Division Columbus Crew Montreal Impact New England Revolution New York City Citizens (New York City F.C.) NY/NJ MetroStars (New York Red Bulls) Toronto Reds (Toronto FC) 1.2.) Coastal Division Atlanta Silverbacks (Atlanta United F.C.) D.C. United Orlando Lions (Orlando City F.C.) Philadelphia Union Miami Fusion Tampa Bay Mutiny 2.) Western Conference: 2.1.) Midwest Division Chicago Fire Colorado Rapids Dallas Burn (Dallas F.C.) Houston Dynamo Kansas City Wizards (Sporting Kansas City) Minnesota Loons (Minnesota United F.C.) 2.2.) Pacific Division Los Angeles Galaxy Portland Timbers San Jose Earthquakes Seattle Sounders Utah Royals (Real Salt Lake) Vancouver Whitecaps

Makes sense. So it's understandable. But I just want to send you my best good vibes on that upcoming project.

Do what's best for you. I would be so curious about what you have in mind when it comes to conference realignment in major college football. I had one similar myself before.

On the numbers & the words "wordmark" & "primary" of this concept drawing, which is the closest font possible?

Cool. Thanks. No wonder it looked sleek back in the day, and it still does today. By the way, you got my e-mail? It was involved with a font identification request too. If not, lemme know.

Any ideas of which font is close to the one on this logo (on "COYOTES")?

First of all, wonderful job on the concept of the Tampa Bay Rays, plus cool custom font (which I'm curious where is it from). Secondly, Arizona won the WS on its 4th season, while winning its 1st division title & making to the playoffs on its 2nd season.

Serpentine (the name is a bit condensed while the numbers are in normal)

. I think it's a black or bold version of Fritz Quadrata. Maybe the "J" was a bit modified

Can anyone tell m which type of font is this (the text in white)?

Most fonts are customized for specific reasons, which about a half of them are used from known fonts but re-modified a bit. And that's what make this thread so interesting,