FinsUp1214

I'm in agreement with you from top to bottom! I feel like the Bees are very close to nailing it. I own a black cap with the "SL", and it's beautiful. Really all they need to do altogether in my book is make the "SL" cap primary, and keep the Bee to sleeves-only all across the board. Then they've got it. Otherwise, as it stands, they're stuck in "Oh, Almost!" territory.

The Salt Lake Bees will be doing a one-off "Angels Night" on July 15th vs. Sacramento. They are apparently honoring the 15th anniversary of the Angels' World Series title with Angels inspired uniforms and a replica championship ring giveaway. I would've liked to see how an "SL" with a halo could've worked on the cap instead, and that unfinished photoshop job is pretty funny (see pants stripe), but other than that, this isn't too bad for a one-off. I think the fans will really like it; because of their long-standing affiliation here, there's TONS of Angels fans in both the Salt Lake and Utah Valley areas, so I'm sure this will strike a chord with them. Its also kinda funny that it's against Sacramento - a Giants affiliate.

It could be that it's because I love the company's branding altogether, but I've always been a huge fan of the New York Red Bulls identity. Love the crest, love the kits, and even love the big dueling bulls on the front. Now all they they need is a second or third kit design modeled after the can, and they're set.

Thats beautiful! They technically could throwback to it as it doesn't violate the one-helmet rule....#wishfulthinking

This is one of the most 90's posts I've ever read, and I love it! Bowl cuts unite!

That's probably my favorite part of the whole thing. It should've survived a whole lot longer than it did. I also like how the helmet looks with a gray face mask better than red as well. I'll admit too, there's this sort of psychological thing with the royal blue 90's Patriots in general for me; as a young elementary school kid, Drew Bledsoe was one of my favorite players (along with Steve Young and later Peyton Manning). So naturally of course as a kid, I rooted a little for the Patriots. But then Bledsoe left, and then everything with spygate/imperial empire/deflategate and Brady and Belichick being terribly unlikeable happened and the dynasty navy Patriots are now a team I just can't stand. Thus, the idea of the Patriots and Flying Elvis in royal blue remind me of a long-ago team I used to like and a player I rooted for as a kid (and still like) rather than a team I frankly despise now. Sounds weird, but that's how it works in my head. It's not crazy, it's just sports

Two random ones: 1) Of all the Flying Elvis uniforms, this one looks best to me (even with the mismatched number color): P.S. on that one: Flying Elvis is better in royal blue than navy to me. 2) There hasn't been a single Carolina Panthers concept that I've ever seen that has actually been an improvement. I'm especially not fond of the idea that constantly gets floated around of them in a black helmet. They're one of the best looking teams in football as is, and you're better off tweaking things around with them than doing something drastic.

Took nearly the exact words right out of my mouth. The canaligator is just fine in and of itself, it definitely doesn't need the buildings at all.

I hope they do somewhere down the road. I miss that look a lot. If they were to go back to them full-time, I'd want the current logo to stay. But everything else can come right back just as it was.

On this episode of "right team, wrong uniform", we twist the plot with one that looks quite wrong, but should've been right all along: Stupid mid-00's piping fad!

Apologies if this one is already posted somewhere, but this one caught my attention: I find it funny too considering both teams are the ones I harp on most in the league for "Arena League-looking datedness". I'd nearly forgotten Arizona had held on a year longer than Atlanta before giving in to the pipingfest themselves.

It's weird, if I'm not mistaken Bagwell played just as long in brick/tan/black as he did in navy and gold, but the latter just looks 10x more "right" to me. It's the first uniform I see when I think of him.

Man, I miss these. I miss the NBA on NBC just as much.

Love it. That's absolutely beautiful.

I hadn't ever thought of that, but a million times yes. Absolutely.

Not intending to further the Chargers discussion - I actually forgot about it till I came to post this - but this is one of my favorite Super Bowl matchups ever:

Thats one of the two biggest reasons why I prefer both the Fouts set and the Seau set over the originals. The Seau set especially was very good for helping the bolts stand out and seem bolder. There's nothing boring about it when the bolts jump off the uniform like that. The second reason is I just don't think powder blue and gold look all that great together. It's a preference thing for me, but two bright colors competing for attention like that just bug the crap out of me.

Down East shows Brandiose is, contrary to my fears, still capable of a very good identity when they aren't trying to do something bat-crap insane. MiLB needs more of this, and less Jumbo Rumble Shrimp Cake Ponies!

The Raiders logo is an interesting case for me. I see where they could clean things up and would be perfectly fine with them doing so (as long as they don't change a thing on the uniforms), but at the same time I kind of like the uber-vintage rendering. It evokes this sort of old-school hard-nosed feel that, no matter how good or bad the Raiders ever are, is undeniably part of their brand and history. So I guess what I'm saying is I understand if they were to clean the Raider up, but if in 2043 the logo still remains untouched, I'll be perfectly fine with it considering it evokes the gritty old-school brand of Raiders football so well.

This may be my favorite field in the whole league. Absolutely beautiful. Great work replicating all of these! Great attention to detail.

Wow, I'd completely forgotten Vince played for Phoenix. I suppose then that to me, the Suns are the "most wrong".

The Revs logo kinda reeks of mid-90's Film Production logo, BUT I do think if they sharpened it up and filled up the paint strokes, it would be pretty solid.

That's actually really, really good. I'd personally get rid of the white outline in between the red and orange on the numbers, but other than that, this is pretty solid. That extra bit of red everywhere accents well with the orange.

To be honest, I'd love it just as much with your propositions! I do love it all just as it is now, but I think those changes would look really great also. Dropping the shadow would still maintain the idea and concept, which is honestly the thing I love about it most rather than its specific composition.

I LOVE Wisconsin's "motion W". It's iconic, instantly recognizable, and a strong mark in my opinion (and precisely why I never ever mixed them up with Nebraska in football). I also absolutely love how it looks on a football helmet: I'm a sucker for logos that mesh with helmet top contours, a la the 90's-00's Jaguars. It doesn't line up absolutely perfectly of course, but it's close enough that it looks really sleek to me. One of my favorite helmets in the nation.