Twins Alternate Logo
The Minnesota Twins have a long and storied history with their alternate logos. The team has been around since 1901 when they were known as the Washington Senators, and in that time they’ve had many different looks. From the classic “TC” logo to more modern designs like the “Minnie & Paul” design, there are plenty of iconic images associated with this franchise.
One of the most recognizable logos is from 1987-1991 when it was called “The Swinging Twin Logo." This logo featured two bats crossed over each other in front of a baseball diamond shape outlined by stars. It was very popular at games during this period due to its unique look and vibrant colors which made it stand out from all other teams' logos at that time.
More recently, beginning in 2011 until 2019, fans saw an updated version called "Twins Territory" which featured an abstract representation of Minnesota's landscape including lakeshores and trees inside a white circle surrounded by navy blue lettering spelling out "TWINS TERRITORY". This new design paid tribute to both past generations who grew up watching Twins games while also looking ahead into what could be for future generations who will continue to support them on their journey towards success!
2023 - Present
A navy blue letter “M” represents the state of Minnesota, and below, a red star represents the North Star.
2015 - 2023
Minnie and Paul characters shaking hands over the Mississippi River in front of team logo and Minnesota state silhouette outlined in gold.
2010 - 2023
A wordmark “TWINS” in red with blue and silver trim and an underscore highlighting “WIN” on a white with red stitched baseball.
2010 - 2014
Minnie and Paul characters shaking hands over the Mississippi River in front of team logo and Minnesota state silhouette outlined in yellow.
2009 - Present
Two twins Minnie and Paul, representing the cities of Minneapolis and St. Paul, shake hands over a river with a white and red stitches baseball. On a blue background and yellow trim.
2002 - 2009
Minnie and Paul characters shaking hands over the Mississippi River in front of team logo and Minnesota state silhouette outlined in yellow.
1972
A roundel of two Twins heads with blue caps smiling over a river with a bridge and a white with red stitches baseball in the back of the river. A wordmark “TWINS” in red located on the top.
1961 - 1986
Blue letter “T” is interlocked with a red letter “C.” The letters “TC” represent the “Twin Cities.”
1961 - 1986
Two twins’ Minnie and Paul, representing the cities of Minneapolis and St. Paul, shake hands over a river with a white and red stitches baseball. On a blue background and yellow trim.
