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They're navy. Same color as the Broncos.

No they don't.

2032 2016+16=2032

Most pistons don't look like this, so I think you used selection bias to make your assumption. Of the dozens of pictures of pistons on Google Image search, the above was the only one that looks similar, but not quite the same, to the Pistons' logo. Most pistons look like this: And even New Era and the NBA realize the Pistons' logo looks pretty close to a basketball You can't possibly say "Why is every team depicting a piston for their draft hat?"

The Florida State League unveiled a new logo that's a tremendous upgrade from the original: New: Old:

What DC doesn't need is another red white & blue team. I'm not sure it's the XFL's DC team's responsibility to resonate with Americans across the country and be America's team. It's DC's team.

That might be the worst rebrand in MiLB. All of the logos are junk.

Intentional?

Boise Papas Fritas reminds me of Aqua Teen Hunger Force.

The new hats are downgrades, and the patch is pretty bad. The original navy hat with the fish is their best one.

I think NHL Faceoff '97-thru-2000 had the accurate slanted numbers, but they were obviously ruined by heavy pixels.

Every now and then I think the Steelers should go back to gray facemasks...to tie-in to the logo as well as a throwback look...but the black facemask is just awesome.

After seeing this (which is very cool)...now I'm hoping the Chiefs paint the endzones red for one game this year with the yellow wordmark, 80s/90s style.

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None? That seems rather absolute. I bet there are plenty of examples of ethical consumption under capitalism. There really hasn't been a recent rise...authoritarianism has always been prevelant across the world and across the political spectrum, especially by parties who want to ensure their side always stays in power.

I'm not sure I understand the "Desperados is a ripoff but the Roughnecks is a sweet homage" argument. There's nothing great nor beautiful about the LA logo. Doesn't reflect the city or the team nickname.

It's almost as if John Facenda came back to life just to write those descriptions. All of the logos look like Create a Team. The Dragons one might be the best...but it's a low bar.

Kind of hoping for St. Louis GOATzz, to be honest. Three birds, one stone.

San Francisco had strong support in 2001 - the Demons led the league in attendance with an average of over 35,000 fans. Presumably some of that can be attributed to a brand new stadium and non-Candlestick weather.

It would have been cool if the Bears went with 80s endzones this year ("Chicago", w/ lower case).