Introducing the minor league affiliates of the Minnesota Loons. Both the Giants and Rattlers have opted to use the Loons black red and white color scheme to show their affiliation while using unique stripe styles and color usage to be unique.

Duluth Giants

The Duluth Giants unveiled their logo which is a roundel with the team name breaking through the sides. The iconic Duluth aerial lift bridge sits below the Giants script and the north star from the Loons logo is found at the top of the logo.



Rochester Rattlers

The Rattlers logo is a shield in the shape of the Mayo Clinic Logo with a Rattlesnake on a rod, imitating the Rod of Asclepius, a symbol found in medical imagery. The top of the rod has the north star from the Loons logo at the top, tying all three teams together. To the sides of the Rattler are two R's for Rochester Rattlers. Rochester has decided to lean into red more than the Loons or Giants, using it for their home uniform.

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Section30 wrote:

Introducing the minor league affiliates of the Minnesota Loons. Both the Giants and Rattlers have opted to use the Loons black red and white color scheme to show their affiliation while using unique stripe styles and color usage to be unique.

Duluth Giants

The Duluth Giants unveiled their logo which is a roundel with the team name breaking through the sides. The iconic Duluth aerial lift bridge sits below the Giants script and the north star from the Loons logo is found at the top of the logo.



Rochester Rattlers

The Rattlers logo is a shield in the shape of the Mayo Clinic Logo with a Rattlesnake on a rod, imitating the Rod of Asclepius, a symbol found in medical imagery. The top of the rod has the north star from the Loons logo at the top, tying all three teams together. To the sides of the Rattler are two R's for Rochester Rattlers. Rochester has decided to lean into red more than the Loons or Giants, using it for their home uniform.

Oh, it's just Section30, whipping up gold like he usually does.

The Hamilton Lancasters revealed their jerseys today, taking the blue and white from their parent club the Vancouver Glaciers and adapting it to their own colour scheme. The logo featuring a maple leaf along with a Lancaster Bomber, which is proudly housed and on display in the Canadian Warplane Heritage Museum in Hamilton, Ontario. Their third jerseys feature a red variant logo with poppies on the shoulder and helmet. These jerseys will be worn yearly on Remembrance Day at the afternoon game which takes places directly after the Remembrance Day parade through downtown Hamilton.

The Reno Blackjacks revealed their jerseys today along with their logo. The poker chip logo features the 4 card suits and a red accent. Their 3 jerseys are black for home games, white away jerseys and an alternate red set.

3pointtally wrote:

The Hamilton Lancasters revealed their jerseys today, taking the blue and white from their parent club the Vancouver Glaciers and adapting it to their own colour scheme. The logo featuring a maple leaf along with a Lancaster Bomber, which is proudly housed and on display in the Canadian Warplane Heritage Museum in Hamilton, Ontario. Their third jerseys feature a red variant logo with poppies on the shoulder and helmet. These jerseys will be worn yearly on Remembrance Day at the afternoon game which takes places directly after the Remembrance Day parade through downtown Hamilton.

The Reno Blackjacks revealed their jerseys today along with their logo. The poker chip logo features the 4 card suits and a red accent. Their 3 jerseys are black for home games, white away jerseys and an alternate red set.

I really dig the Lancasters, the home jersey is great and the Remembrance Day jersey is a nice touch.

I think Reno looks good too, kinda wish that Jacks script from the helmet was used on a jersey though.

Question for S30, why do you never use the trees in the Loons primary whenever you use it?