MLB

Logos have been apart of Major League Baseball since it started. Teams have evolved with their logos throughout the years, creating different followings for each logo. For example, the the Boston Red Sox have changed their primary logo 8 times and changed their alternate logos 6 times. With each logo came different themes. Their original logo created in 1908, depicting a mens calf wearing a "red sock" with the words Boston running down it, is still used today for their original and traditional looks. You can still buy hats that have this logo. Some fans today want to keep the tradition of old logos. This shows that this team, in particular, have carried a fanbase since the very beginning.

Another team that is commonly known for their infamous logo, is the Washington Nationals. The ever so popular "W" has beens seen on hats, shirts, jerseys, and anything you can imagine. DC fans have carried their team by wearing them. During games you usually see the infamous W on hats. Hats have been a following since the logo is so simplistic and known. Since 2011, the Nationals have had this W implemented into their brand. Successfully created a following by doing so. Their "presidental" approach in the past, such as their primary logo from 2005-2010 made this team seem apart of the red white and blue theme of the nations captial. But when they changed their logo that included the W. They created a name for themselves, rather than following the norm.