I disagree with this. You could say now that there's other mainstream alternatives, there is no longer a need for baseball among those demographics, however we are a multitasking society and baseball remains something that can be watched much better while on our phones or whatever. I think we just need people more interested in the result.
I tried to be respectful, but I understand. My intent was not to be denegrating toward any demographic, but only point out that not all sports appeal to all people. I largely don't 'get' soccer, and frankly the general 1-0 game results sound boring to me. Same with hockey in a general sense.
So, do we logo something like Stanford did?
The first professional baseball team in Cleveland was referred to in the papers as “Forest City” and colloquially known as the Forest Citys.
I was going to suggest a buckeye leaf, but it kind of looks like cannabis.
What about a tree with a little elven guy peeking out of it?
Not directing this at you @NorthCoastBias but is anyone else tired of seeing former team names from the 19th century continue to pop up as though it's relevant? The Cleveland Forest Citys were founded just three years after the Civil War ended and folded seven years before Edison first patented the freaking light bulb. When the recent press release mentioned honoring the history of Cleveland baseball, I have to imagine it was in reference to history of the club that wasn't over 150 years ago.The first professional baseball team in Cleveland was referred to in the papers as “Forest City” and colloquially known as the Forest Citys.
Cleveland Forest Citys - Wikipedia
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So you would also be against the Blues and Naps, yes?
It's an old nickname for Cleveland. Forest City and Sixth City are the two nicknames that you'll hear the most.
