Fort Wayne TinCaps logo and symbol, meaning, history, PNG
- Download PNG Fort Wayne TinCaps Logo PNG The Fort Wayne TinCaps belong to the Midwest League and are the Class-A affiliates of the San Diego Padres.
- While the history of the baseball franchise dates back to 1947, it received its current name and brand identity only in 2009.
- Initially, the team was based in Mattoon, Illinois, while it relocated to Fort Wayne, Indiana in 1993.
- Meaning and history 1993 — 2004 The very first logo for Fort Wayne Tincaps was created in 1993 when the team was just established under the name Fort Wayne Wizards.
- The original emblem featured a white and black portrait of a Wizard man, who was holding an enlarged baseball in his hands.
- The image was placed in a dark blue background and has no additional lettering.
- 2005 — 2008 The redesign of 2005 introduced a modern and cool version of the Fort Wayne Wizards logo.
- The color palette got extended to blue, green, white, and light gray, which looked cold, close to silver.
- The Wizard portrait was replaced by the drawing of a large green lizard, which was holding a white baseball bat.
- The creature was placed on a circular background with a starry pattern, and complemented by a stylish custom wordmark in gray, with a double blue and green outline.
- 2009 — Today The centerpiece of the Fort Wayne TinCaps logo is an angry red apple wearing a silver cooking pot instead of a hat.
- The words “Tin” and “caps” in a grey script are placed to the left and to the right respectively.
- Cap emblem On their caps, the players wear the same angry red apple as on the primary logo but without the script.
- Colors The five-color palette includes forest green, red, tin, black, and white.
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