Toronto Blue Jays Logo

Primary Logo (1977-1993)

What is the Toronto Blue Jays Logo?

The Toronto Blue Jays original logo introduced for their 1977 expansion season and worn for two World Series championships. The logo featured a double-blue side profile of a blue jay bird head on a red baseball and a maple leaf symbolizing Canada to the side. The team name in blue split-style lettering surrounds it. A minor update was made to this logo circa 1993-94 as part of the digitization of MLB graphics.

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Unveiled: October 8, 1976
Who designed the Toronto Blue Jays Logo?
Savage Sloan, Ltd

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Toronto Blue Jays Logo Primary Logo (1977-1993) - The Toronto Blue Jays original logo introduced for their 1977 expansion season and worn for two World Series championships. The logo featured a double-blue side profile of a blue jay bird head on a red baseball and a maple leaf symbolizing Canada to the side. The team name in blue split-style lettering surrounds it. A minor update was made to this logo circa 1993-94 as part of the digitization of MLB graphics. SportsLogos.Net
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