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The old Tigers cap looked so much better. To be honest, that new cap looks like it has an oversized "D" on it, a la the Marlins' (old) oversized "M" logo. I don't know if that's my eyes playing tricks on me, seeing the two side-by-side, or if the new "D" is honestly bigger than the average ML cap logo.

 

If Under Armour ever even thinks about 'standardizing' the interlocking NYs on the Yankees' cap and jersey, I will go down to Baltimore and personally destroy every single one of those jerseys Chris Sale style. Each one works best in its own respective format, and I think the same was true of the Tigers' logos (to a lesser degree).

 

Granted, the Yankees' logos are less 'mismatched' than the Tigers' old D logos - the chest "NY" is really a bolded version of the cap "NY" (with some slight differences in the serifs, but that's the general idea). But still, there is too much history and tradition wrapped up in the Yankees' and Tigers' logos to needlessly throw them away in the name of standardization.

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1 hour ago, kroywen said:

The old Tigers cap looked so much better. To be honest, that new cap looks like it has an oversized "D" on it, a la the Marlins' (old) oversized "M" logo. I don't know if that's my eyes playing tricks on me, seeing the two side-by-side, or if the new "D" is honestly bigger than the average ML cap logo.

 

If Under Armour ever even thinks about 'standardizing' the interlocking NYs on the Yankees' cap and jersey, I will go down to Baltimore and personally destroy every single one of those jerseys Chris Sale style. Each one works best in its own respective format, and I think the same was true of the Tigers' logos (to a lesser degree).

 

Granted, the Yankees' logos are less 'mismatched' than the Tigers' old D logos - the chest "NY" is really a bolded version of the cap "NY" (with some slight differences in the serifs, but that's the general idea). But still, there is too much history and tradition wrapped up in the Yankees' and Tigers' logos to needlessly throw them away in the name of standardization.

 

The old D was way too small. I never noticed it until once at Lids. It was one of those "cannot un-see" moments. It looked almost half the size of the other logos, like it does in the comparison photo. I'm sure together with the rest of the MLB caps it'll look normal.

 

 

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9 hours ago, KGeeX5 said:

 

The old D was way too small. I never noticed it until once at Lids. It was one of those "cannot un-see" moments. It looked almost half the size of the other logos, like it does in the comparison photo. I'm sure together with the rest of the MLB caps it'll look normal.

 

I thought the same thing.  I was looking at the old "D" caps and comparing them to the logos on nearly all the MLB caps (only the Cubs "c" seems small now).  I wore the hat all weekend.  I got positive responses from all that saw it "live" instead of in a picture.  It looks better than I thought it would.

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On 2/17/2018 at 4:28 PM, Proc said:

Picked up the new Tigers (low crown 5950) road cap. Side by side with the out-going “D”. The new one is definitely bigger.  I never realized how much smaller the old one was in comparison with the other team’s hat logos. 

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Anyone else look at these and find that it's not just a matter of resizing but an actual different logo?  I mean, it's minor differences, but it looks quite clearly to me that the stroke shapes are not the same.  Looks like the top of the new cap logo sticks out a lot less and the bottom sticks out a lot more.  And the distance between the two vertical strokes on the left is much more.  It's almost like this is actually a combination of the two logos rather than a promotion of one.

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17 hours ago, KGeeX5 said:

 

The old D was way too small. I never noticed it until once at Lids. It was one of those "cannot un-see" moments. It looked almost half the size of the other logos, like it does in the comparison photo. I'm sure together with the rest of the MLB caps it'll look normal.

 

Yeah the only thing that made it bearable was how far those two horns at the top and bottom stuck out and made up the difference, but the rest of the D was just way too small.

 

 

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On 2/17/2018 at 4:28 PM, Proc said:

 

Picked up the new Tigers (low crown 5950) road cap. Side by side with the out-going “D”. The new one is definitely bigger.  I never realized how much smaller the old one was in comparison with the other team’s hat logos. 

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this REALLY bothers me.  There was no need to make the logo that big. Yes, I realize our logo was smaller than most others but the effect of the two points coming off the D really gave the appearance of the logo filling out the hat.  Now it just looks almost comically large.  It looks like some little league level knockoff cap. 

 

Ask yourself, would Magnum P.I. wear the hat on the right? 

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You're goddamn right he wouldnt. 

 

 

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2 hours ago, BrianLion said:

 

this REALLY bothers me.  There was no need to make the logo that big. Yes, I realize our logo was smaller than most others but the effect of the two points coming off the D really gave the appearance of the logo filling out the hat.  Now it just looks almost comically large.  It looks like some little league level knockoff cap. 

 

Ask yourself, would Magnum P.I. wear the hat on the right? 

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You're goddamn right he wouldnt. 

 

 

 

I think he would. I don't think he'd be fussy about a slightly larger D than the one in that GIF.

 

Honestly, the hat on the right looks gorgeous and I can't understand people not getting excited for that beauty to premiere on the field. DEATH TO TINY CAP LOGOS!

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2 hours ago, -Akronite- said:

 

I think he would. I don't think he'd be fussy about a slightly larger D than the one in that GIF.

 

Honestly, the hat on the right looks gorgeous and I can't understand people not getting excited for that beauty to premiere on the field. DEATH TO TINY CAP LOGOS!

Because this is what the league needs!

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15 hours ago, -Akronite- said:

 

I think he would. I don't think he'd be fussy about a slightly larger D than the one in that GIF.

 

Honestly, the hat on the right looks gorgeous and I can't understand people not getting excited for that beauty to premiere on the field. DEATH TO TINY CAP LOGOS!

 

this is a bad take, and you should feel bad. 

 

LOOK at that thing! It's huge!

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3 hours ago, BrianLion said:

 

this is a bad take, and you should feel bad. 

 

LOOK at that thing! It's huge!

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That looks beautiful. And while the previous D looked good on the jersey, the new one looks good too!

 

16 hours ago, WavePunter said:

Because this is what the league needs!

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Except the Yankees current cap has an NY that seems closer in size to the new D than the old baby D. And it looks perfect. 

 

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The Tigers look head and shoulders better than they did before. I wasn’t so sure about the hat logo change, but it’s barely noticeable TBH. The jersey change was LONG overdue, though. I think people are just upset because it’s different. As has been stated before, within a decade we’ll look back and wonder why it took them so long to make that change in the first place. 

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