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Just a basic varsity block font. Search for a user here named "eriqjaffe"; he has a link in his signature to a bunch of TTFs he created mimicing pro sports jersey fonts, and there are several variations of varsity block fonts in there.

Looks like a beefed up version of City Bold.

"84" looks to be Friz Quadrata also. "Louisiana World Exposition" is Eurostile Extended, probably Medium. "iPad" is Myriad Bold.

Looks like a basic varsity block with circus points added. Try the Angels font from eriqjaffe's collection, or if he has done a new Rangers font.

You should be able to. Make sure you're using the direct link to the image and not the link to the page where you can view the image, which has "?action=view&current=" in the URL.

Looks a lot like Industria, although the K appears to be modified. Which one? The "Jets" wordmark? The one used in the wings secondary logo? The name/number font? Or the one used in all their marketing?

It's a member of the Colino family.

NHL: Calgary Flames - growing up in southern Alberta, they were the closest team. Fandom was galvanized, though, watching them win the ?89 Stanley Cup. MLB: Toronto Blue Jays - because they're Canadian and I have fond memories of watching them win the ?92 and ?93 World Series. There are closer teams, like Seattle, but seeing them win and national pride sewed it up for me. NBA: Toronto Raptors - as close to a hometown team as I have anymore. See that whole national pride thing above. Second team is Dallas, based mainly on liking their uniforms. NFL: Ehhh, don't really have a team. I just root for good games or for history to be made. If you held a gun to my head, I might say the Tampa Bay Buccaneers (due to their late-?90s [?] rebrand) or the Seattle Seahawks (proximity). Premier League: Arsenal - when I started watching soccer in college, there was one game on every Saturday morning. And it seemed like that game always featured Arsenal or Manchester United. I knew enough about English soccer, though, to know I wasn't going to cheer for Man U. And I dug Arsenal's style. CFL: Calgary Stampeders. See Flames above.

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Might be Friz Quadrata. Your sample is rather small and rough.

The links you've given are to pages where you can view the image, not the image itself. If you take "?action=view&current=" out of each link, that should give the link to the image itself, which should work fine in your sig.

Just found the sans serif font while searching dafont this morning. It's called Franchise there.

Looks like Verdana/Tahoma to me. Probably a regular weight as opposed to bold. Agency FB.

Illustrator has a free counterpart in Inkscape, Photoshop has a free counterpart (sort of) in GIMP. Is there a free/inexpensive counterpart to InDesign, though, that I can do page layout and design with?

College: City Bold (the last E appears to be modified, though) Gameday: Colino DB

Didn't the Kings use that style of 1 for a couple of seasons before thinking better of it?

Kinda hard to tell because it's so small, but I would venture a guess that it's Futura Extra Bold or Futura Black. First one is a modified version of Emigre's Matrix, while the second looks to be Friz Quadrata.

Not sure what the "official" name is, but I've seen free versions under Aachen or Aardvark.

Both are Berthold City Bold; "Osseo-Maple Grove" is just stretched vertically a little more than "Hockey" is. You may be able to find it for free under Civic Bold.

Dark Crystal. Google 'dark crystal font' and you should be able to find it. Trajan Pro.

Same here. Granted, they can go overboard, like the Detroit Lions' black alternates, but not only do I like black in some colour schemes (i.e. Detroit Lions, Calgary Flames), I think's it's wholly necessary.

"Inaugural Season 2010" is Gotham Extra Bold or Black. "Target Field" is Bank Gothic, but that D at the end might be modified.

Trojans = Trajan Pro Eskimo Dogs = Hemi Head 426 Bobcats - Helvetica, likely Ultra Condensed or Black Condensed

It's a version of Myriad with motion serifs added and other modifications. It may be floating around the Interwebs under the name "Silverado," but it's likely not readily available.

"Best of the Big Bands" is Futura Extra Bold.