Brewers Rebrand [Latest: New Logos and Uniforms Officially Unveiled ~ Post #302]

[IntentionalHBP]

Post on Reddit suggests the brewers will rebrand for 2020 and claims to have a worthy source. The news of AmFam park was leaked before the news broke earlier this year as well. Take it with a grain of salt but with Nike taking control of the uniforms and Miller no longer as a sponsor it seems like it could be legit.

 

*REVIEWING THE BREW ALSO POSTED:

 

Brewers 50 year anniversary as well.

 

[MrTPlush]

The retro logo rebrand is painfully obvious and I’m not exactly shocked if it involves a full rebrand. Seemed pretty inevitable they would dump the logo modeled after the Miller ‘M’ since naming rights are gone.

 

I guess I was expecting it in 2021 when the stadium name changed, but the jersey provider change makes some sense...and I suppose the 50th anniversary.

 

It isn’t a question of ‘if’, but when if you ask me. I will be so happy if/when the current logo is gone and the front scripting changes on the uniforms...one can hope.

[Invader3K]

I like the current uniforms, but they've had a good and long 20 season run. It makes sense to change things back and go back to the classic logo, similarly to what teams like Toronto and Baltimore have done.

 

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[JimH5]

I much prefer the Miller M logo to the Ball in Glove, at least in terms of what I'll buy and wear. I think the BiG looks cartoonish on me, though I think it looks fine on the players.

[trwi7]

Don't do the ball and glove. For the love of God don't do the ball and glove.

[True Blue Brew Crew]

Of course you do the ball and glove. It never should've been changed from the ball in glove in the first place. Whether these new uniforms are good or not will have nothing to do with the obvious return to BiG, it will be the colors and design.

[TURBO]

I freaking hate the fact that Nike is the uniform company. I stopped buying anything with a Nike logo, I mean anything.

[MNBrew]

I much prefer the Miller M logo to the Ball in Glove, at least in terms of what I'll buy and wear. I think the BiG looks cartoonish on me, though I think it looks fine on the players.

I'd take the BiG in navy/gold (NOT YELLOW) as a sleeve logo, but otherwise I greatly prefer EVERYTHING about the current primary uniforms over any version of retro.

[rickh150]

The Brewers rebuild, rebrand, and AmFam Park should coincide well with life after the players strike in 2021. We will likely look back at the 2017-2020 years with a twinkle in our eye because of how many games were meaningful and how well we did in the last days of Miller Park.

[MrTPlush]

It will be interesting to see if there is a more modern day looking logo created similar to the current logo OR the current ‘M’ may stay. It doesn’t have to be trashed...though again, the Miller tie makes me think they would. Especially since the break up with Miller seems to be a big reason the switch is happening in the first place.

 

For what it is worth the Orioles made a change, but still use the previous primary logo. So one could dream if the really hate the BiG logo.

[Invader3K]

I freaking hate the fact that Nike is the uniform company. I stopped buying anything with a Nike logo, I mean anything.

 

I'm just curious why that is? If it's too political for here, I understand.

[OldSchoolSnapper]

Yes, he's been on record many times re: NFL/Nike/flag

[DuWayne Steurer]

Let's leave it at that and keep the discussion on the Brewers re-branding. Thanks gents.

[PinaMadness]

About time. Why did it take this long? Probably the most boring uniforms in baseball. Absolutely bring the ball and glove back. They better not screw this up.

[owbc]

I would expect the barley M to stick around as an alternative. If they go with something like the spring training unis I’ll be happy. Block lettering, pinstripes, and baby blue can stay in the past.

[TURBO]

If they are doing a ReBrand, I think we see the Miller M gone for good. I hope they usher in the Ball in Glove in a new way, and we keep some form of it forever.

 

It is such a shame that we have to part ways with Miller, it just fit so well.

[young guns]

With some of the crazy NBA uniforms, I'm scared about what they've come up with for the brewers.

[homer]

I think Nike uniforms typically looks great. Looking forward to seeing what they come up with.

[clancyphile]

I'd like to see a gold uniform with blue pinstripes as at least an alternative.

 

BiG for the cap, but the crossed bats logo for the jersey (I'll say it, I liked the crossed bats logo). The M with the barley on the sleeves.

[MrTPlush]

I am sorry, but that 90s logo is the worst I have ever seen. I am sure there are worse...but that thing is a disaster.

 

I didn’t mind that gold alternate they had a few years back...but blue pinstripes (any for that matter), no thank you.

[Eye Black]

I found this leaked image on the internet that clearly does a nice job capturing the teams half century of existence...

 

 

http://i.imgur.com/nzEX8Yu.png

 

 

[RollieTime]

I would love if their Friday home game jersey became their everyday jersey and logo. The ball in glove logo with the blue pinstripe jersey is the cleanest and coolest look they have in my opinion.

[Eye Black]

Let’s assume that they are definitely switching to the Ball and Glove logo for their primary uniforms. Which of the following color schemes would you most prefer (the third one is a concept someone did with the current color scheme)?

 

 

 

[owbc]

Let’s assume that they are definitely switching to the Ball and Glove logo for their primary uniforms. Which of the following color schemes would you most prefer (the third one is a concept someone did with the current color scheme)?

 

 

 

 

Is the middle one the spring training colors? I love those. The gold is too dark against the navy.

[MrTPlush]

I like the retro colors and I like the pinstripes. So I guess my preference.

 

Maybe it is just me, but I’m not really a fan of the new look retro color scheme they did. I don’t hate it, but meh, it just seems bland/boring. I try to tell myself they won’t go with that color scheme, but that’s my assumption. It just seems really dumb to casually make it the primary logo/color scheme and then decide to ‘rebrand’ with it that way. Seems like a missed opportunity to hype the new look BiG.

 

Honestly I’m just getting real sick of the navy jerseys. The only break we get is the home white (used less and less by the day) and the gray roads (can it get more boring than gray?).