Colorado Rockies
1977 - 1982
The Scouts became the Rockies, named after the mountainous region. The logo consists of Colorado state flag drawn into the shape of a blue mountain with a red "C" and a yellow dot in the middle.
Rockies Wordmark Logo
The Colorado Rockies are a professional ice hockey team based out of Denver, Colorado. The team was founded in 1976 and has been part of the National Hockey League since 1995. The logo for the team is an iconic symbol that represents both their history and their place in the NHL.
The current wordmark logo for the Colorado Rockies features a bold font with curved lines to represent mountains, as well as two stars on either side to represent state pride and honor. This logo was introduced in 2001 when they changed from being known only as “Colorado” to “Colorado Avalanche” before finally settling on just “Rockies” starting with the 2003-04 season. It has remained unchanged ever since then, becoming one of the most recognizable logos among NHL teams today due to its unique design elements combined with classic colors such as blue and white which have become synonymous with this franchise over time.
In addition to its visual appeal, this wordmark also carries significant meaning behind it: representing not only hockey but also all things related to mountain life within Colorado itself - from skiing & snowboarding culture through outdoor activities like biking & hiking – making it truly representative of what makes living here so special! This is why many fans proudly wear apparel featuring these designs or display them prominently around town; they know that by doing so they're showing support not just for their favorite sports team but also celebrating everything else our beautiful state offers us each day!
Colorado Rockies
1977 - 1982
Double lined wordmark "COLORADO" in blue on top and "ROCKIES" in red on the bottom.
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