Double D, you say? Bring it on! Looking forward to the new minor league system. I think that's a fantastic idea.

I'd love to see some kind of update with the current rosters. I feel out of date on who's who.

Before we get to any of that, though, I want to show y'all the new logo I came up with for the NDL itself. This was actually a part of a final project for my Visual Design class this past semester, and there's a part 2 that you'll see later on. Anyway. I wanted to bring the logo up to speed for about ten years in the future, but I did want to keep at least some elements of the original logo around, which led me to break out the trapezoid and have that be the main feature. The lettering is very round and modern-looking, and the N in particular is based on the 3-point ring on the courts, tying the logo into the sport itself. The trapezoid is split into three sections because all sorts of things in dashball come in threes (ways to score, point values, letters in NDL, etc.). The NDDL logo is based on the same formula except it's only split into two sections because, well, it's one level down from the NDL? That's how I'm justifying it at least. The new division logos are also pretty minimalist, with the triangle from the main logo serving as the arrows.



What do you all think? C&C appreciated!

I agree with QCS here, the new logos look sweet!

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Thanks for your positive comments, y'all! I do have one pretty minor update for you today, plus a bigger update that I'll probably post in a few days (tomorrow looks rather busy for some reason). This one concerns the Miami Palms, who are making some uniform changes. Their two major jerseys add logos to the chest as a way to fill up some of that empty space. Their home doesn't change otherwise, and their secondary only changes a bit, making the sleeves pink and blue instead of black, which I think makes the uniform less heavy and a lot brighter. Their third uniform receives major changes, though: instead of a white jersey, which I was never really a huge fan of, this one gets a lot more wild, introducing navy blue to the color palette and focusing on a navy-to-black gradient. It also features their "MIAMI" secondary logo, which has the gradient reversed so as to stand out more. It gives the whole uniform a really iridescent feel, which I really dig and I think the pink and light blue really pop off it.



Happy holidays! C&C appreciated!

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