Erie SeaWolves logo and symbol, meaning, history, PNG
- Download PNG Erie SeaWolves Logo PNG During the first years of its history (1989-1994), the team was known under the name of Welland Pirates.
- The choice of name seemed perfectly natural as the club was affiliated with the Pittsburgh Pirates.
- The words “Seawolf” have also often been used to talk about sailors who engaged in piracy, so the new name didn’t seem to go too far from the original one.
- The word “Erie” was taken as a nod to the Lake Erie, along which the city is located.
- Meaning and history While the Erie SeaWolves are the Double-A affiliate of the Detroit Tigers, their visual identity bears nothing in common with that of the parent team.
- 1995 — 1998 The Erie Seawolves emblem designed in 1995 featured a funny and ornate caricature with a wolf’s portrait in gray and black, placed on a background with two crossed wooden baseball bats.
- The “Erie Seawolves” lettering was arched above the drawing, and written in a fancy custom typeface in a gold and blue color palette, with the letter “O” replaced by a white baseball.
- The Wolf was looking like a pirate, in a black tricorner hat with some red accessories.
- 1999 — 2000 In 1999 the logo for the club was redrawn in brighter shades and with another plot of the image.
- This time the Wolf in light gray was sitting in a large wooden barrel, with the red “Erie” lettering in the uppercase written on it.
- 2001 — 2012 The original Erie SeaWolves logo depicted a wolf wearing an eye patch and pirate hat.
- Behind him, there were two crisscrossed baseball bats, while the name of the team could be seen below.
- 2013 — Today While the overall concept of the second logo is almost the same, its practical implementation is totally different.
- Colors Black, red, yellow, gray, and white constitute the palette of the Erie SeaWolves logo.
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