Angels Primary Logo

The Los Angeles Angels' primary logo has been a source of pride for the franchise since its inception in 1961. The original logo was designed by Disney artist and former minor league baseball player, Bob Moore. It featured an angel with wings spread out, holding a bat over his shoulder while standing atop two crossed bats and the team name below him. This design was used until 1970 when it underwent some changes to modernize its look; including changing the color scheme from navy blue and white to red, orange, yellow, and black as well as adding stars around the circle portion of the logo.

In 2000 another redesign took place which removed most of these elements but kept many recognizable aspects such as keeping “Angels” in a cursive font at the center along with the halo above the head while adding more detail to the winged figure itself; this version would be used until 2017 when current iteration made debut alongside new uniforms that year featuring same colors but different shades than before plus additional details like silver trimming on wings/halo & addition lightning bolt behind figure's back all set against a backdrop resembling sun setting behind mountains

Overall throughout history, Los Angeles Angels have had numerous logos come & go however each one has served a purpose bringing a unique sense of style & identity helping the organization stand out amongst other teams both regionally and nationally making them instantly recognizable wherever they go whether playing home games Angel Stadium or taking road trips across the country no doubt their iconic emblem will continue to bring joy fans everywhere years come!