Rockies Primary Logo

The Colorado Rockies are a Major League Baseball team that has been in existence since 1993. Their primary logo, which is still used today, was designed by the same man who created their original identity: Alan Siegel. The logo consists of a purple mountain range with two crossed bats and an interlocking “CR” on either side of it. This design was meant to represent the beauty and grandeur of the Rocky Mountains while also paying homage to baseball's history as America's pastime.

The original version featured more blue than purple but this changed in 2002 when they redesigned their uniforms for a more modern look; this included changing some colors such as navy blue to black and adding red accents throughout the uniform set up including on both sides of their hats, jerseys, pants, and socks. The biggest change came with regard to their primary logo; they decided to make it brighter by making all four colors (purple mountains, white outline, red CR letters) stand out against each other instead of blending into one another like before. This new look gave them an updated feel without straying too far away from what made them unique originally - honoring baseball tradition while embracing nature’s beauty at its finest!

Today, many people recognize the Colorado Rockies' iconic Primary Logo due to its bold color scheme combined with classic design elements that have become synonymous with professional sports teams everywhere! It is not only instantly recognizable but also serves as a reminder that no matter how much things may change over time there will always be something special about being part of America’s favorite pastime- Baseball!