Rockford IceHogs logo and symbol, meaning, history, PNG
- Download PNG Rockford IceHogs Logo PNG The AHL’s team Rockford IceHogs plays as the top minor league affiliate of the NHL’s Chicago Blackhawks.
- The team founded as the Baltimore Bandits in 1995 received its current name and logo in 2007.
- Meaning and history 1994 – 1997 The first name of the Rockford Icehogs was Baltimore Bandits, so this Wordmark was used for the initial logo, created in 1994.
- It was a blue and gray badge with a caricature of a raccoon, who looked very aggressive and was wearing a hockey uniform, also holding a hockey stick.
- The gray and black animal in a white and blue jersey was placed above a two-leveled inscription in a slanted geometric sans-serif typeface.
- It was a cool and bright badge, which was instantly recognizable and evoked a progressive feeling.
- The hexagonal badge in a thin green and black outline with a white background had a caricature duck portrait in its center and an enlarged purple inscription above and under it.
- Behind the hexagon, there were two yellow crossed hockey sticks.
- 2006 – 2007 Cincinnati Rail Raiders was another name of the hockey club, which appeared in 2006.
- For one year only the team was using a new badge, designed in 2006 as well.
- 2007 – Today The team founded as the Baltimore Bandits in 1995 received its current name and logo in 2007.
- The Rockford IceHogs emblem depicts a cartoonish red hog wearing a hockey helmet and biting down on a hockey stick.
- Colors In addition to the three colors of the official palette – red, black, and white – the Rockford IceHogs logo also includes blue, light brown, beige, silver, and maroon.
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