Paco Belsue, Dave Savage, Richard Walker for Savage Sloan
Typography:
Custom
Launched:
October 8, 1976
1992-1996[]
The Blue Jays subtly altered their logo in 1992. The spacing of the 'Blue Jays' lettering was changed, some letters were compressed slightly (ex. the 'J' and 'A'), and the 'Y' and 'S' were completely redrawn.
This logo was introduced as cap insignia for the team with the 1996 update and appeared on some merchandise. In 2000, it became the team's primary identifier.
2003–2011[]
Designer:
Brandid
Typography:
Custom
Launched:
September 2, 2003
Alternate variant
From 2008-10, the Blue Jays wore their original cap logo to go with their 1980s throwback powder blue uniforms for select games.
2011–2019, 2019–present (secondary)[]
2019–present[]
Pride month social media icon
The blue jay head, all by itself, became the main logo. The above "baseball" logo continues to be used as a secondary one.
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