10. Mariners’ Primary Logo (87-92) The Seattle Mariners are the MLB’s definition of “meh”. Their Primary Logo from 1987-1992 reaffirms this belief. The logo is just a baseball with “M ...

Swing and a miss! The MLB logo might look like a famous hitter, but it's actually a mystery. Dive in to uncover the story behind the silhouette and meet a true baseball legend.

The simplicity of the MLB logo is something that makes it unique and exceptional. It's the silhouette of a batter holding the bat while hitting a baseball against a blue and red background.

It's super-imposed onto a baseball. This logo was tailor-made to the mid-1990s, and though I always thought things like this looked sharp on the MLB bedsheets I had at age 8, I now see them as ...

The San Francisco Giants kept the logo until 1977, when they stumbled out of Studio 54 at 6:00 a.m. and fell asleep in a puddle of orange. But the original baseball/Giants combo is solid. Willie ...

This is technically the second new logo that MiLB has unveiled since Major League Baseball took over the operations of the minors before the 2021 season. That first logo switch was so minor as to ...

Jerry Dior, whose design of a hitter awaiting a pitch is the universally recognized symbol of Major League Baseball, as well as one of the most visible and influential graphic images of our time ...