ORLMagic86

Two different uniform suppliers hence the inconsistency between the two shades of purple. The purple in the baseball jerseys reminds me of the purple used by the University of Washington.

Unfortunately, UA appears to have only one shade of purple for all of the uniforms it provides to schools and teams. They're a summer collegiate team. It's ridiculous to expect perfection at that level. Personally, I admire the uniforms. Oh, and they do not appear to be blue. It's more of a dark purple or violet.

No, they're purple. It's just a deep purple. Others have been asking the same question on the team's Facebook.

The Gastonia Baseball Club of the Atlantic League debuted their White Sox-inspired unforms.

It's neither great nor bad. Just meh.

Say hello the the New England Knockouts of the Frontier League.

But it's red and blue. You hate red and blue.

Brandiose possesses the potential and talent to step up their game. For many years, they focused on quantity over quality. And, as you mentioned, now that business has slowed, they should be able to demonstrate their true abilities. And, for what it's worth, I don't fully blame them for their reputation in the designer community. They were paid by their clients to create those absurd logos and brands.

Believe it or not, Brandiose is responsible for the bottom logo. Despite their reputation for designing goofy logos for MiLB teams, I thought the logos they did for the Legends 11 years ago were pretty good.

Yeah, this is somewhat unusual. A Checkers jersey in Panthers colors would have been a better alternative.

After an embarrassing year as the Lexington Counter Clocks, the Lexington Legends have returned!

What a busy day it has been... The Lancaster Barnstormers of the ALPB have rebranded as the Lancaster Stormers The Appalachian League also has a new team. Say hello to the Tri-State Coal Cats

On paper, Copa is a MiLB initiative to promote the sport and connect its teams to their Hispanic communities. Realistically, it was intended to boost merchandise sales by exploiting Hispanic culture.

This is interesting considering they introduced several new logos two years ago.

With Adidas serving as the official kit supplier for MLS and MLSNP, I doubt they had a choice.

I enjoyed the small nod to Torpedo, the Wolf Pack's second mascot from the 2000s. He looked like a scarier version of Sonar. Before joining the Wolf Pack, I believe he was the New England Sea Wolves' mascot. This makes sense given that both teams were owned by MSG at the time.

Say hello to the Greenville Yard Gnomes of the Coastal Plain League. https://ballparkdigest.com/2024/01/24/new-for-2024-greenville-yard-gnomes/ https://yardgnomesbaseball.com/

Agreed. Teams avoid using the color because they are afraid of what others would think.

I hope they don't follow in the footsteps of the San Francisco Bulls by folding midseason.

Call me crazy, but I'd want to see them go back to their black and pink look full-time.

Maroon and light blue are such a great color combination that I'm surprised more teams don't use them. The Philadelphia Phillies are the only other team that I'm aware of that utilizes those colors.

Most people I talk to don't even remember this league.