Syracuse Chiefs logo and symbol, meaning, history, PNG
- Download PNG Syracuse Chiefs Logo PNG While the first team under this name was founded in 1934, it relocated to Miami two decades later.
- So, in fact, the team currently playing as Syracuse Chiefs is an entirely different one.
- It was bought by the New York Mets in 2017 to be made the Mets’ top-level minor league affiliate.
- Meaning and history The Minor League Baseball club Syracuse Chiefs plays in the International League.
- 1970 — 1977 The only exception was the period from 1970 to 1977 when they used an Old English “S” as their emblem.
- 1978 — 1986 The logo, created for Syracuse Chiefs in 1978, stayed with the club for eight years and featured a simple and naive image, depicting a Native American man in profile, facing to the left.
- The image was executed in the white, black, and red color palette, with the feather headpiece of the man as the brightest element.
- The new logo featured stylized lettering in blue script typeface set on a solid Ted background and underlined by a stylized baseball bat with the shark head.
- 2007 — 2015 In 2007, after the team dropped the name the Sky Chiefs used for about a decade, a new Syracuse Chiefs logo was introduced.
- It featured the word “Chiefs” in a fancy script and a train coming out of the “C.” 2015 — 2018 The Syracuse Chiefs logo from 2015 is based on the previous version, created in 2007, but with some additions and modifications.
- The white and blue logotype got an extra red outline and “Syracuse” lettering above it.
- Another element added to the logo was a stylized train in the same color palette.
- It was drawn inside the letter “C” and evokes a sense of speed, motion, and energy.
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