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MLB 2024 Uniform/Logo Changes


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Just now, bowld said:

What do the flames on the wordmark have to do with anything? I dont get it

I think its waves or something like that.  That's what they showed in the video and they said "waves".

 

I'm definitely getting that hat, not much else.

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Why do teams have to do black/dark colored names/numbers outlined in color? Just make those elements color! I do not understand how hard it is to make people be able to legibly read!!

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6 minutes ago, bowld said:

What do the flames on the wordmark have to do with anything? I dont get it

 

I was wondering the same thing. Take those away and I kind of dig it. Right now it looks like a Harley Davidson logo and not in a good way. 

Also, a black uniform isn't going to be fun in the middle of summer in Tampa. 

The hat logo is awesome though.

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3 minutes ago, PlayGloria said:

 

Also, a black uniform isn't going to be fun in the middle of summer in Tampa. 

The team plays in a dome.....I think they'll be fine.

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Is skateboarding a much bigger part of Tampa/St. Pete than I’m realizing?

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Couldn't even go a full season without a team in Florida having black numbers on black.

 

Also Tampa figures if they can have the University of South Florida in their area, they can have a vice-y city connect.

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Just now, JTernup said:

Is skateboarding a much bigger part of Tampa/St. Pete than I’m realizing?

 

Thought the same thing. I think of California when I think of skateboarding, not Tampa

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[The Tampa Bay wordmark] is such an important part of the story for us,” said Warren Hypes, Tampa Bay Rays Vice President, Creative & Brand, in this same call with SportsLogos.Net.

 

“It’s the first time ‘Tampa Bay’ is back on the uniform since ’07. [For the flame logo], we took references from skateboarding and its impact on hip-hop, music, punk music, even fashion.”

 

 

The black base of the jersey contains a pattern designed to resemble a black shirt left out in the Florida sun a little too long, one that’s slowly fading to a lighter, grey-like shade.

 

I personally love the new cap logo—it ingeniously merges a Ray with the Bay (rhymin’!) and the Sunshine Skyway Bridge. The logo is placed on a black crown with a purple visor and a green button.

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That skateboarding ray is the dumbest thing I've ever seen and I love it. This is going to reach Marlins levels of illegibility, but at least it's fun when viewed as vector art on a screen.

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4 minutes ago, bowld said:

 

 

“It’s the first time ‘Tampa Bay’ is back on the uniform since ’07. [For the flame logo], we took references from skateboarding and its impact on hip-hop, music, punk music, even fashion.”

 

 

 

Are skateboarding, hip hop, punk, and fashion considered Tampa things? 🤣

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14 minutes ago, PlayGloria said:

 

Are skateboarding, hip hop, punk, and fashion considered Tampa things? 🤣

Better that than having the Ray using a walker. 😆

 

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Tampa Bay's population over 65 years old numbers 18.7 percent — just under one in five residents — making this metro area the oldest among 53 major metros in the United States. So note leading demographic experts Joel Kotkin and Wendell Cox in a recent Forbes analysis. That percentage has even grown from a few years ago when those over 65 here represented 18.2 percent.

No other large metro area had a higher percentage of seniors then. None has a higher number now.

https://www.tampabay.com/news/business/tampa-bay-may-be-the-no-1-major-metro-for-seniors-but-lots-of-cities-are/2266356/#:~:text=Tampa Bay's population over 65,in a recent Forbes analysis.

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The Rays are a '90s expansion team playing in a non-traditional market. The more they look like that, and not like a team playing baseball's version of Original Six dress-up, the better.

 

Is it a good jersey? I dunno — but I like it because it's the type of uniform that fits this program better than most, and it's a better look for who they are. A set of complementary traditional jerseys would be a vast upgrade on what the Rays otherwise wear now (throwbacks non-withstanding).

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