New York Mets Logo

Primary Logo (1999-Pres)

What is the New York Mets Logo?

The New York Mets logo features a scripted orange Mets wordmark trimmed in white placed upon a blue skyline of New York. The buildings on the Mets logo are a generic church spire, the Williamsburgh Savings Bank, the Woolworth Building, the Empire State Building, and the United Nations. A white bridge is placed in front of the skyline, as are the orange stitches of a baseball. In 1999, the NY insignia on the left side was removed.

Who designed the New York Mets Logo?
Ray Gotto
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New York Mets Logo Primary Logo (1999-Pres) - The New York Mets logo features a scripted orange Mets wordmark trimmed in white placed upon a blue skyline of New York. The buildings on the Mets logo are a generic church spire, the Williamsburgh Savings Bank, the Woolworth Building, the Empire State Building, and the United Nations. A white bridge is placed in front of the skyline, as are the orange stitches of a baseball. In 1999, the NY insignia on the left side was removed. SportsLogos.Net
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