Memphis Grizzlies
Slight adjustments made to previous Grizzlies’ primary logo, which include removal of lightest of their three blues at the snout, addition of grey outline, and new wordmark font “MEMPHIS” and “GRIZZLIES” in blue.
Grizzlies Alternate Logo
The Memphis Grizzlies have had a few different logos since their inception in 1995. The first logo featured two bears, one standing and the other sitting, with an orange basketball between them. This was used until 2001 when they changed to a more abstract design featuring an orange ‘M’ with three curved lines representing the claws of a bear coming out from underneath it. In 2004, the team switched again to another abstract logo that included both blue and yellow colors as well as curved lines resembling mountains or hills in some way. Finally, in 2010 they adopted their current alternate logo which is based on the shape of Tennessee itself surrounded by stars representing each star state within its borders; this design also includes two grizzly bears at either side facing inward towards each other symbolizing strength and unity among all Tennesseans!
In addition to these primary logos over time there have been several minor changes made such as adding white outlines around certain elements or changing up colors slightly but overall they remain relatively similar designs just tweaked for modernity purposes every once in a while so fans can keep up with what’s new! One thing that has remained consistent throughout all iterations however is how much pride Memphis takes in their sports teams – even if only through small details like these alternate logos – making sure everyone knows exactly where home really lies no matter what part of town you find yourself living within!
Overall it's clear that while many things may change over time for any given organization - including something like its visual representation - some aspects will always stay true regardless; such is certainly the case when looking at how long-standing tradition plays into creating memorable experiences year after year for fans across generations alike who are able to share stories about past successes (or failures) together thanks largely due iconic symbols like those found on various versions of Memphis' Grizzles' Alternate Logos which serve not only commemorate great moments but also act reminders why we should never forget where our loyalties truly lie: right here at home amongst family friends & neighbors alike supporting local teams wherever life may take us a long journey ahead!
Memphis Grizzlies
2018 - Present
A grizzly bear claw gripping a basketball, rotated slightly from previous logo to allow claws to form a letter "M," colors also adjusted to new colors.
Memphis Grizzlies
2018 - Present
Some adjustments made to previous Grizzlies logo include removal of lightest of their three blues at the snout and addition of grey outline.
Memphis Grizzlies
2005 - 2018
A blue bear claw holding a yellow and blue basketball.
Memphis Grizzlies
2005 - 2018
A blue bear head with yellow eyes.
This is part of the primary logo without the wordmark.
Memphis Grizzlies
2002 - 2004
A black silhouette of a grizzly bear's paw.
Memphis Grizzlies
2002 - 2004
A brown and black bear's claw holding a orange and black basketball.
Memphis Grizzlies
2002 - 2004
A brown and black grizzly bear holding a orange with black seems basketball.
Memphis Grizzlies
2002 - 2003
A brown and black grizzly bear with claws holding a green letter "G" with red flares striking the letter. The letter "G" stands for the team nickname Grizzlies.