Batavia Muckdogs Logo

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The Muckdog depicted on the Batavia Muckdogs logo is an imaginary creature symbolizing the agricultural heritage of the team’s neighborhoods.

Meaning and history

Batavia Muckdogs Logo history

The Batavia Muckdogs are the Short-Season Class-A affiliate of the Miami Marlins. The team based in the city of Batavia (Genesee County, New York) plays in the New York-Penn League.

1998 – now

Batavia Muckdogs logo

Symbol

The logo depicts a fierce brown dog stuck on a wooden fence. The fence forms the letter “M.” The two words of the team’s name in grey are positioned above and below the main design.

Emblem

The word “Muckdog” derives from the term “mucklands,” which is used to refer to dark, very fertile soil. Batavia is surrounded by mucklands. Also, local people like to tell legends of feral dogs who lived on the mucklands. When the franchise’s creative team was in search of a new brand identity, they came across these legends and decided to make them the base of the new name and logo.

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