North Stars Wordmark Logo

The Minnesota North Stars wordmark logo has a long and storied history in the NHL. The original logo was created for the 1967 expansion team, which joined the league as one of six new teams that year. It featured a blue star with white trim around it, along with an italicized font spelling out “Minnesota North Stars” in white letters against a black background. This design was used until 1993 when it underwent its first major redesign to reflect changes within the organization after they moved from Minnesota to Dallas and became known as the Dallas Stars.

The redesigned version of this logo kept much of what made its predecessor iconic while introducing some new elements into play such as replacing black with green and changing up some lettering details like adding serifs to certain parts of words or making them bolder than before; however, most importantly they added two more stars on either side so that now there was three total representing their home state’s nickname: The Land Of 10,000 Lakes! This updated look lasted until 2003 when yet another change took place by removing all but one star (which had become synonymous) while also giving way for brighter colors like yellow or orange being used instead - thus creating something even more recognizable today than ever before!

Overall this emblem is not only recognized across hockey fandom but also serves as an important part of American culture due to how many generations have grown up watching games featuring these logos over time; from those early days back at Met Center through modern times inside American Airlines Center – no matter where you go you will find fans proudly displaying their support for both franchises who have called Texas home since 1993 – proving just how powerful symbols can be even if they may seem small at first glance!