Appalachian League Releases New Logo
November 10, 2015 - Appalachian League (ApL) News Release
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(Greeneville Astros)
The Appalachian League of Professional Baseball Clubs announced today the creation of a new logo for the 10-team Rookie-Advanced level league.
The league's primary insignia, created by renowned sports logo designer Todd Radom, features a circular design with the silhouette of the Appalachian Mountains behind forestation in the center of the logo.
"The goal was to create something timeless, but built with digital platforms and the varied needs of the 21st century firmly in mind,"Â said Radom. "The results embrace baseball's time-honored visual culture with a verdant palette that celebrates the traditions of baseball, the sport of summer."
"Our logo has served us well over the years, but it was time for a fresh look,"Â said Appalachian League President Lee Landers. "The design pays tribute to the Appalachian region and depicts the strength and stability of our league."
The Appalachian League's 10 clubs reside in the shadows of the Appalachians, with four teams in Tennessee, three in Virginia, two in West Virginia and one in North Carolina.
Entering the league's 60th season as a Short Season league, the Appalachian League's 10 teams are each owned by their Major League affiliate. Seven Appalachian League clubs saw their parent club reach the Major League Baseball postseason in 2015 (Houston Astros, Kansas City Royals, New York Mets, New York Yankees, Pittsburgh Pirates, St. Louis Cardinals and Toronto Blue Jays).
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