Lee.

...and because the Jets and Bombers can't agree on a date.

We know how you feel about bears with white hair

Those are still some of the best modern era hats ever made.

Yeah, if I'm a minor league team owner, I don't even let Brandiose in the office. Simon or Bosack are the first calls I make.

So buildings can be skewed at 15-degree angles that they're not actually at as long as they aren't tall? MOD EDIT It makes no sense whatsoever. What are they doing, trying to show that there's something progressive and "forward-facing" about a historic building? There's one historic building I can think of that should be drawn so that it's leaning, and it's not because it's progressive.Hey, my running shoes look like the ones the guy in the home uniform is wearing. It's an identity for a baseball team. Baseball is a sport. Sports like baseball are about action. Italicizing things connotes action. Of course, the Alamo itself, unlike the historic building you referenced (we assume you are talking about a certain structure in Pisa), does not lean, but sometimes creative individuals use this thing called "artistic license," a hypothetical certificate of sorts that entitles the holder to not necessarily have to be literal in their depictions. I cannot argue with most of the flaws that the Creamer community has already pointed out about this particular identity, but I do not agree that the building being rendered in an italicized fashion is worthy of scorn.I want to know what school gave you your graphic design/generic art degree so I can make it my mission in life to cost them their accreditation.Some people are too busy keyboard mashing their way up to 20,000+ posts that they lost the ability to express their opinions with any tact. Again, ideally if you're rendering a building, of course you wouldn't slant it. Vertical structures like the Washington Monument or Empire State Building would appear to be falling. So at least with this logo, it's horizontal enough that it doesn't look like it's falling. It's not ideal but it's no big deal, right? (That question is rhetorical so no need to answer it to those unable to control the urge to accumulate another 20,000 posts.)There has to be a better, less condescending way for you to express yourself.

I had no idea they were sexually transmitted.

Franchise in a coma whoa-oa, whoa-oa, its pretty serious Do you really think they'll pull through? Etc

Oh, Saskatoon. I love you, I really do. But you're about a third the size of Winnipeg. You have a terrible case of little brother syndrome, and when your big brother is Winnipeg, then you're really messed in the head. No.

I'm sure ease of getting players to and from Rapid City is an issue, since it would be a mess of regional flights and airports before getting a Northwestern flight out of MSP to Winnipeg. That's the tricky part for Canadian teams with farm teams in the US. Fargo might be close, but it would be easier and faster to rent him a car and let him drive rather than try to fly him from Hector Airport to MSP to ORD to YWG.

Reading that article, I do wonder why the Jets and/or Wild haven't pursued a AA relationship with Rapid City. Unless RC prefers to be independent/poorly run. There has to be a reason they affiliated with Colorado for two seasons and now piggyback onto the Reign with Los Angeles.

Now now, Winnipeg arena was only steep on the parts that were added on after the Jets were brokered into the NHL. That upper deck, Jesus Christ. God help the drunks who slipped on the way to their seats (I.e. me)

With the Jets ticket waiting list and the staggering prices, is say the Moose would be in the 4000 range. But I don't live there anymore so really, what do I know

FWIW the Jets aren't moving the farm to Thunder Bay until the red tape clears around that arena project. They have two more years on the rock, but after that, there's an excellent chance the Moose may return until something more permanent makes its presence known

Now to find a suitable name for University of Phoenix Stadium.

I have no doubt that the next franchise owner will be a Nigerian prince who wrote Bettman a really convincing email.

Fitting that Mr Coyote would be the guy who said, "the team can't go to Winnipeg, I have a no move clause in my contract."

Of course I deleted the email. Right after I printed sixteen copies.

Honest to Christ, it's like F-Troop down there.

"We don't own the 5500 parking spots we're proposing to charge for so its a license agreement or its a license agreement." That town deserves everything it's brought down on itself.

Honestly, its as if you're daring Panthers to come along and respond to this.

Someone got a thesaurus for easter.

Other than the 'Pigs script and the fauxback liberty bell cap, this is awful across the board. Brandiose has gotten progressively more and more masturbatory since changing their name from Plan B.

I certainly hope they arrived at a suitable financial arrangement with the Mariners to appropriate their copyright.

Set up bleachers on the riverbank, play hockey on the Red in Winnipeg in February. Boom. Done.

Three caps! What restraint!