Raptorman415

I say we go a step further and play it at Wrigley Field.

Whether or not you like the name “Milwaukee Bavarian SC”, you gotta admit, that concept crest is CLEANNNN.

*Teaser shots of uniforms release* Everyone: This is gonna be the best they ever looked!! *Uniforms full reveal* Everyone: What is this S***?

I was reading up on old Lexington Park in St. Paul, Minnesota and found out that the Chicago White Sox almost played in St. Paul as the Saints in 1901. Just thought it would be interesting to see your take on another team. http://www.projectballpark.org/tc/lexington.html

I’m doing baseball. I want to use something that isn’t motor related because this team, per say, has been around since like the 1880s.

Anyone got any ideas for Detroit? I’ve got nothing.

Does Vegas do fictional sports world gambling numbers? If so can anyone tell me?

Another throwback here, Chris Davis looking like he hit something.

Arizona Firebirds and the Atlanta Fire Birds. CFL Rough Riders/Roughriders route.

I love how this series is a history of an fictional league, and an alternate sports universe. I'm a Voyagers fan. Great to see them win a Frosty Mug. Keep up the good work!

My journey began about a year or two ago when sitting in my hunting blind. A neighbor walked onto my land. He was wearing a blaze orange jacket. That's when I got thinking. I imagined this football stadium packed to the brim of blaze orange jackets in the sunlight during a football game. I came up with the Milwaukee Blazers. I began to read up on the football history in Milwaukee. From Packer football at County Stadium to the third AFL's Milwaukee Chiefs and the NFL's Milwaukee Badgers. But one thing caught hold of me. In 1965,Marvin Fishman, the original owner of the Bucks, tried to obtain an expansion team from the AFL. But Vince Lombardi signed a lease to keep playing various Packer games at County Stadium until 1976. But what if Milwaukee had gotten an AFL team? I imagine they would have been called the Whitetails or something until the 80s or so when the state made blaze orange or some kinda of orange or pink mandatory to wear during gun season. "But what about the Bucks?" you ask. The Bucks original name was going to be the Robins due to a name the team poll but was changed because they felt Bucks was more fitting. The now Bucks would be the Robins. My odyssey through the creation of the Milwaukee Blazers franchise ends in the present day. But not the way it started. Miller Park can't hold a football field, but it can hold a football pitch. three football matches have been played at Miller Park, the latest being F.C. Pachuca vs Club Leon. I said to myself,"If Yankee Stadium can have an MLS club why, can't Miller Park." The finished project looks like this. The logo puts the buck head in front of the tricolor of brown, orange, and white to mimic the german flag because of Milwaukee's big german influence. The Orange is the Primary while the Brown is the secondary and the white is the clash or warm weather kit. That's my journey through creating a present day football team, alt history team, and a football club. Hope you enjoy.

Can’t find any pic’s other than this media guide but apparently in 1983, the California Angels jumped north to play the Edmonton Trappers at Commonwealth Stadium. Edmonton won in front of a crowd of over 24,000.

Still wondering what the Atlanta v. Memphis game would look like since both teams wear dark blue as a jersey.

Oakland’s gold uniforms becoming more prominent? Starting to sound like the Predators in real life with their yellow unis. And I like the sound of that.

After a long break, I'm back to finish this. Montreal Alouettes A little Thanksgiving game set, like the Lions Ottawa Redblacks Saskatchewan Roughriders Labour Day special Toronto Argonauts-I made them bring back the full body argo logo just recoloured. Labour Day Special Winnipeg Blue Bombers Labour Day special That's all I got for my redesign of the CFL. Hope you all enjoy.