The Cleveland Guardians are a professional baseball team in Major League Baseball (MLB) that has been around since 1901, particularly in relation to the Cleveland Guardians Primary logo. The team has had several different logos throughout its history, but one of the most iconic is its wordmark logo. This logo features bold black lettering with an orange outline and white shadow on a navy blue background. Its simple yet eye-catching design makes it instantly recognizable to fans all over the world.

The first iteration of this logo was introduced in 1903 when then-owner Charles Somers decided to change the name from “Cleveland Blues” to “Cleveland Guardians” due to his belief that guardians protect those they serve and he wanted his team's name to reflect this sentiment. From there, small changes were made periodically until 1988 when designer Alan Eiseman redesigned it for modern times while still keeping its classic look intact by using brighter colors such as orange instead of yellow and adding more detail with shadows behind each letter giving them extra dimensionality.

This new version quickly became popular among both players and fans alike which is why we still see it today on hats, jerseys, t-shirts, etc., making sure everyone knows who they are cheering for whenever they take part in any game or event-related activity representing their beloved Cleveland Guardians!