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19 de nov. de 2011 · Blue and navy blue Blue Jays head with red maple leaf to the right on a baseball with split-lettered team script surrounding it within a blue double-outline. Unveiled on November 18, 2011. First Worn on April 5, 2012. Read about the history of the Blue Jays logos.
The original logo was designed by Toronto-area graphic design company Savage Sloan, Ltd. and was unveiled to little-to-no fanfare in the Fall of '76. This core brand lasted unchanged until 1996 when a modernization was carried out by Major League Baseball for the 1997 season.
13 de ene. de 2024 · The embodiment of the logo captures the spirit of the blue jay, a bird native to Canada, symbolizing agility and precision much like baseball players on the field. It blends Canadian patriotism with the dynamism of Major League Baseball, emerging as an iconic sports emblem.
2003–2011. Designer: Brandid. Typography: Unknown. Launched: September 2, 2003. Alternate variant. From 2008-10, the Blue Jays wore their original cap logo to go with their 1980s throwback powder blue uniforms for select games.
The Toronto Blue Jays logo used from 1997 to 2002, the first significant change to the Blue Jays logo since their expansion season twenty years prior. The logo continued the use of the double-blue profile of a blue jay bird head on a baseball but significantly upgraded the presence of the maple leaf from small and in the corner to large and ...
16 de abr. de 2024 · The Toronto Blue Jays logo demonstrates a commitment to the region’s history and idiosyncrasies. The color palette, elements of state symbolism, and the mascot on the emblem reflect national identity and, valuing origin, show respect for their roots.
18 de ene. de 2020 · It is a modernized version of the original Blue Jays logo released in 1976, featuring the two-toned blue profile of a blue jay bird head with a red maple leaf symbolizing Canada in the upper right corner.
