Toronto Blue Jays Logo

Primary Logo (1994-1996)

What is the Toronto Blue Jays Logo?

The Toronto Blue Jays logo used from 1994 to 1996 was a slightly updated version of their original logo, the profile of a blue jay head remained but adjustments were made to the lettering (note the Y and S) as well as the stitching in the baseball. This was most likely the result of MLB digitizing their logo catalogue in the early 1990s as the team continued to use the original version on many items during this span while MLB used the newer version. This was replaced with the large Maple Leaf logo introduced for the 1997 season.

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Unveiled: October 8, 1976
First Worn: April 7, 1977
Last Worn: September 29, 1996
Who designed the Toronto Blue Jays Logo?
Savage Sloan, Ltd.

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Toronto Blue Jays Logo Primary Logo (1994-1996) - The Toronto Blue Jays logo used from 1994 to 1996 was a slightly updated version of their original logo, the profile of a blue jay head remained but adjustments were made to the lettering (note the Y and S) as well as the stitching in the baseball. This was most likely the result of MLB digitizing their logo catalogue in the early 1990s as the team continued to use the original version on many items during this span while MLB used the newer version. This was replaced with the large Maple Leaf logo introduced for the 1997 season. SportsLogos.Net
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Photos of this Toronto Blue Jays Logo in action

Photo of Toronto Blue Jays from the 1979 season
1979
Photo of Toronto Blue Jays from the 1989 season
1989
Photo of Toronto Blue Jays from the 1977 season
1977
Photo of Toronto Blue Jays from the 1978 season
1978
Photo of Toronto Blue Jays from the 1994 season
1994






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