Where the San Francisco Giants Logo Ranks Among 30 MLB Teams

By Michael Saltzman
Johnny Cueto pitched well enough Sunday to win. But his bullpen didn't pitched well enough to secure the victory. (Lance Iversen-USA TODAY Sports)
Johnny Cueto pitched well enough Sunday to win. But his bullpen didn't pitched well enough to secure the victory. (Lance Iversen-USA TODAY Sports) /
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15. Kansas City Royals: The Royals have a strong logo and uniform, but it’s similarities to the Dodgers make it hard for me to give it a higher ranking.

14. Texas Rangers: The Rangers ‘T’ might be simple, but the way it stands alone is fitting for a state that claims everything is bigger there.

13. Cincinnati Reds: The Reds are one of the original franchises and their ‘C’ is iconic. For all the credit I can give the Reds for not changing, their simplicity is also their downfall for a higher rating. Maybe I just want them to go back to the sleeveless uniforms for every game.

12. Minnesota Twins: Among the many teams that are red and blue, their navy blue is at least different that so many others. I also do appreciate staying true to the ‘C’ in their logo throughout history.

11. Toronto Blue Jays: Of the team’s that are red and blue, the Blue Jays certainly have a more unique logo than others. Their Canadian Maple Leaf along with their bird logo is strong for both their team and their country. Especially with Montreal no longer having a team.

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