Angels Alternate Logo
The Los Angeles Angels have been one of the more active baseball teams to make a lot of logo changes, some of the changes were caused because of name changes.
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2012 - Present
The “Big A” logo with a halo in the center on a white background. The roundel is a red ring and a silver and blue trim and the wordmark “ANGELS” and “BASEBALL” in white. Also the founding year of the Angels “1961” is in the center with “19” on one side and “61” on the other side. Angels Baseball patch, worn on all uniforms.
2011
The “Big A” font changed to a font that is similar to Bruce Double Pica with a two toned red and a thick blue trim. The halo at the top is gold with a blue background. The letter “A” represents the city of Anaheim.
This is very similar to the current logo with a gold halo.
2009 - 2010
The “Big A” logo with a halo in the center on a white baseball with red stitches. The roundel is a red and white ring and the wordmark “ANGELS” and “BASEBALL” in white and blue trim. Also the founding year of the Angels “1961” is in the center with “19” on one side and “61” on the other side. Angels Baseball patch, worn on all uniforms.
1961 - 1962
A large lower case red letter “a” that has a white wing, baseball and a halo. The initials “LA” stand for the city of Los Angeles.
