Name That MLB Logo! (All 30) - Pt.1

[C] Baltimore Orioles | Cartoon bird returned in 2012 after fans begged for the playful 1966 design.

[D] Boston Red Sox | Pair of red hosiery debuted in 1908 to dodge headline fees.

[A] New York Yankees | Interlocking “NY” traces back to an 1877 police valor medal.

[B] Tampa Bay Rays | Sunburst echoes Florida dawn over Tropicana Field.

[D] Toronto Blue Jays | Maple leaf asserts Canada’s lone MLB nest.

[B] Chicago White Sox | Gothic “SOX” monogram has anchored the South Side since 1912.

[D] Cleveland Guardians | Former Chief Wahoo grinned from 1947 until the 2018 rebrand.

[A] Detroit Tigers | Snarling head roared back onto caps in 1994.

[C] Kansas City Royals | Crown honors KC’s American Royal livestock fair.

[B] Minnesota Twins | “TC” handshake unites Minneapolis and St. Paul across the river.

[A] Houston Astros | Orange star celebrates NASA’s Space City roots.

[D] Los Angeles Angels | Halo-topped “A” has hovered over Anaheim since 1995.

[B] Oakland Athletics | Elephant mascot dates to a 1902 “white elephant” taunt.

[D] Seattle Mariners | Compass rose always points northwest toward Puget Sound.

[A] Texas Rangers | Sheriff-star badge plants Lone Star pride on every cap.

[B] Atlanta Braves | Neon “Screaming Brave” lit Turner Field in the ’90s.

[D] Miami Marlins | 2019 redesign splashed Miami-Vice neon on the marlin.

[B] New York Mets | Skyline honors displaced Dodgers and Giants fans.

[C] Philadelphia Phillies | Liberty Bell outline rings after every home run.

[B] Washington Nationals | Curly “W” nods to the old Senators era.

[D] Chicago Cubs | Roundel debuted in 1937 beside Wrigley’s hand-turned board.

[B] Cincinnati Reds | Wishbone “C” survived the 1950s “Redlegs” rebrand.

[D] Milwaukee Brewers | Glove cleverly hides an “M” and “B,” fan-designed in 1977.

[C] Pittsburgh Pirates | Gold “P” sails under the Jolly Roger after every win.

[A] St. Louis Cardinals | Birds-on-bat is MLB’s longest-running logo (since 1922).

[B] Arizona Diamondbacks | Stylized “A” sports hidden fangs in desert-sand tones.

[A] Colorado Rockies | Purple honors Rocky-Mountain twilight—unique in the league.

[D] Los Angeles Dodgers | Classic script and racing ball traveled west from Brooklyn.

[C] San Diego Padres | Friar swinging a bat first appeared in 1958.

[D] San Francisco Giants | Orange-black “SF” debuted in 1983 to emphasize Bay colors.