Wilmington Blue Rocks Logo

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The history of the franchise started in 1993 in Wilmington, Delaware, where it has been located ever since. And for most of the franchise’s history, it has been playing in the Carolina League, being affiliated with such strong MLB clubs as the Kansas City Royals and Boston Red Sox. However, in 2020 the Blue Rocks received an invitation from Washington Nationals to become their High-A affiliate, and the invitation was accepted, followed by the Wilmington Blue Rocks transit to the South Atlantic League.

Meaning and history

Wilmington Blue Rocks Logo history

The logo of the team Wilmington Blue Rocks, which belong to Minor League Baseball, is based on their mascot, Rocky Bluewinkle, a blue moose.

1993

Wilmington Blue Rocks Logo 1993

1994 – 2002

Wilmington Blue Rocks Logo 1994

2003 – 2004

Wilmington Blue Rocks Logo 2003

2005 – 2006

Wilmington Blue Rocks Logo 2005

2007 – 2009

Wilmington Blue Rocks Logo 2003The old Wilmington Blue Rocks logo featured an axe showing through the letter “R.” The “R,” in its turn, was part of the emblem consisting of interlocking “B” and “R” in bright blue.

2010 – Today

Wilmington Blue Rocks logo

The insignia features the team’s mascot, Rocky Bluewinkle, in a navy blue cap. He’s blowing steam out of his nose in between the words “Blue” and “Rocks,” which are also given in navy blue.

Colors

While the updated logo preserves the contrast of blue and yellow, the colors are now muted, more refined.

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