Doves Primary Logo
The Boston Doves Primary Logo is a classic symbol of the team’s long and illustrious history. The logo was first seen in 1909 when the team was known as the Red Sox, and it has been used ever since. It features a white dove with its wings spread wide, perched atop an “R” for Red Sox. This logo has become synonymous with baseball in Boston over time and is one of few logos that have remained unchanged throughout its existence.
The design of this primary logo reflects what many fans feel about their beloved home teams: loyalty, passion, strength, and pride all come together to create something special that can be shared by everyone who loves baseball in New England - from players to coaches to fans alike! The colors are also symbolic; red represents energy & enthusiasm while white conveys purity & innocence – two qualities that embody everything great about America's favorite pastime!
In recent years there have been some subtle modifications made such as changing the font style or color scheme but overall it still remains true to its original form – an iconic image that will forever represent our city’s rich sports heritage! Whether you're at Fenway Park cheering on your favorite player or just wearing a hat emblazoned with this timeless emblem around town; you know you're part of something big...the legacy left behind by generations before us who proudly wore these same colors on their chests each day they stepped onto that diamond field so many years ago!
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1910
For the first time with only a wordmark “BOSTON” in the color red.
1909
Red bold letter “B” in a black circle looking like a baseball. The letter “B” stands for the city of Boston.
1908
The letter “B” changed to an old style “B” continuing in red. The letter “B” stands for the city of Boston.
1907
The Doves first logo was the old english letter “B” in red. The letter “B” stands for the city of Boston.
