Rangers Wordmark Logo

The Texas Rangers is a Major League Baseball team that has been around since 1972. The Texas Rangers have had a long and storied history, with the most recognizable symbol being their wordmark logo. This iconic logo has gone through several iterations over the years, each one representing an important part of the team’s story and identity.

The first version of this logo was introduced in 1974 when they were still known as “the Washington Senators” before they moved to Arlington, TX in 1972 and changed their name to “Texas Rangers”. It featured an interlocking red letter "T" for "Texas" inside a white star with blue trim on top of two crossed bats below it; all these elements combined created what became known as 'the Star T'. This design remained unchanged until 1986 when minor changes were made such as adding more detail to the star shape along with making some slight adjustments to font size and weighting within each letterform which gave it more depth overall.

In 2015 however, there was another major change made where instead of using just two colors (red & blue), three colors (red/white/blue) were used giving it much more visual impact while also creating greater contrast between letters & shapes allowing them to stand out even further against any background color or texture behind them. The current iteration features slightly thicker lines throughout which gives off bolder look compared to previous versions making sure everyone knows whose home turf you're standing on! Altogether these 3 different designs represent how far this organization has come from its humble beginnings back in 1974 up until the present day – proving that no matter how many times things may change you can always count on your favorite baseball team, The Texas Rangers!