Adirondack Thunder logo and symbol, meaning, history, PNG
- That year a well-known hockey team Stockton Thunder left Stockton, California, for the city of Glens Falls, New York, to replace there Adirondack Flames.
- As a result of the relocation, the team started calling themselves “Adirondack Thunder”.
- It was a black, red, and gray composition, usually placed on a white background for better contrast.
- The “U” in the uppercase “Bulls” was replaced by a horseshoe.
- Atlantic City Broadwalk Bullies badge was executed in a completely different style, using a blue and gray color palette and modern massive letters in a double outline, placed around a caricature of a gray Bulldogs I think a hockey stick.
- The dog had a black anchor tattoo and was wearing a white jersey with a light blue “AC” monogram.
- 2005 — 2015 The team changed its name to Stockton Thunder in 2005, and the new emblem was designed in the same year.
- A modern and powerful image of a Viking with his hair yellow and head and body in gray and white was placed above the slanted sans-serif wordmark set in two levels.
- The upper level featured a yellow “Stockton” in small capitals, while the main part of the logotype, the “Thunder”, was written under it in large white uppercase letters, with the first “T” bigger than others, and the “N” stylized and sharpened.
- Logo and Colors What concerns the logo, it is much the same as the emblem used by the Thunder when they resided in Stockton.
- It is the same god of thunder to give the logo a bold look, the same hockey stick in his hand.
- Now it is red, not yellow.
- The wordmark “Adirondack Thunder” is placed below the image of the god against a black background.
- The logo features all the team’s official colors ‒ black, gold, silver, white and red.
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