The Halcyon Sports Group revealed the identities of their minor league affiliates for the Halifax Kingfishers.

Up first is the Moncton Magnetics. A pair of colliding magnets forms a styled M and the team sports the Kingfishers' orange as a primary along with black, green and white. A retro Art Deco stylization is used for the number face and lettering. The alternate takes on the green and orange combo sans black with a full length sleeve yoke and simplified striping.




Up next is the Cape Breton Highlanders, based on the renowned Highlander Regiment of the Canadian Army stationed in Sydney. The team uses a dark red and yellow combo in a nod to the Scottish rampart lion flag, along with taking the lion medallion and combining it with the badge of the Highlander Regiment which uses a gold maple leaf. The uniforms carry over the striping patterns from the Kingfishers as well as the number face and lettering. A yellow alternate with retro cursive lettering and a smaller logo and double striping completes the set.

Great work, as usual!

Here are the Narwhals and Spartans looks!

First, I want to give 3 Point a huge shout-out for designing my farm league teams!  I think he did a fantastic job with them and I think you'll agree they look great!  Thank You again 3 Point!

For the Los Angeles Titans farm league teams, they took advantage of California's many large cities and kept them local.   First we have the AAA team, the Sacramento Whales!  This classic looking team has actually been around since 1955, having been a minor league team for multiple franchises until the Titans took over back in 1972.  They've remained the Titans AAA team ever since.  For those curious, the blue jersey is the primary home jersey, the white is of course the away jersey, and the yellow jersey is the alternate.  

I wanted a team that had an identity that looked like it was the same for many years, and I definitely think 3 Point hit the ball out of the park here!



And then we have the AA squad, the Long Beach Surf!  This is a newer team, having only been around since 1993 and have always been associated with the Los Angeles Titans.  This definitely has the flavor I was hoping for, so once again a great job by 3 Point!   Despite not directly running the team, Titans owner Stickman was such a big fan of the pink alternate jersey, (it reminded him of an ocean side sunset) that he directed that the Surf make it the new primary jersey and designed the yellow wave jersey to be the new alternate.  Stickman has since denied rumors that he literally bopped one employee on the head for arguing against the move, (for the record the employee felt the style of the yellow jersey matched the white jersey too much to make such a move).  

Steelman wrote:

The Halcyon Sports Group revealed the identities of their minor league affiliates for the Halifax Kingfishers.

Up first is the Moncton Magnetics. A pair of colliding magnets forms a styled M and the team sports the Kingfishers' orange as a primary along with black, green and white. A retro Art Deco stylization is used for the number face and lettering. The alternate takes on the green and orange combo sans black with a full length sleeve yoke and simplified striping.




Up next is the Cape Breton Highlanders, based on the renowned Highlander Regiment of the Canadian Army stationed in Sydney. The team uses a dark red and yellow combo in a nod to the Scottish rampart lion flag, along with taking the lion medallion and combining it with the badge of the Highlander Regiment which uses a gold maple leaf. The uniforms carry over the striping patterns from the Kingfishers as well as the number face and lettering. A yellow alternate with retro cursive lettering and a smaller logo and double striping completes the set.

Steelman, those green thirds for Moncton are hideous, and I love them!