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6 days ago · The 1998 MLB World Series logo has been updated to reflect current trends. The base is a diamond-shaped icon rotated at an angle, creating the volume effect. The central symbol remains the globe in green and blue shades, symbolizing the tournament’s scale. The “World Series” inscription is in white font with thick blue outlines.

May 1, 2024 · The 2024 World Series logo highlights the Commissioner’s Trophy (as it should), rightfully elevating it above the rest of the Postseason rounds.

Oct 27, 2024 · The lettering on the 2024 MLB World Series logo was written in a voluminous gradient blue serif typeface, creating the strongest accent on the badge. Accompanied by a golden trophy image, the logo looks super stable and evokes a sense of excellence and power.

From 1903 to 1973, no unique or official logos for the World Series were adopted by Major League Baseball but there were existing patches of the winning team throughout its history.

What is the MLB World Series Logo? The 2024 World Series logo shows WORLD SERIES stacked in navy blue lettering in between gold horizontal lines. The MLB logo is above and the year 2024 is in gold below.

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Aug 8, 2023 · This includes the 2023 World Series logo and the 2023 LCS, LDS, and Wildcard logos. The logos were unveiled courtesy of a 2023 Postseason schedule press release and their inclusion on the league ...

Jan 29, 2025 · The official event logos for the 2025 Little League ® World Series tournaments have been revealed, sharing stories about the colors and architecture that make up each of the respective baseball and softball logos for the events this summer. “The Little League World Series and each of the respective baseball and softball region tournaments are such an iconic piece …

NOTE: No World Series happened in 1904 due to a boycott from New York Giants owner John T. Brush who refused letting the team play against the Boston Americans after winning their respective league pennants.