The closest logo of the Giants features the QB throwing a pass with Yankee Stadium on the bottom. I hope that give you the answer.

I'm so surprised that the Racine/Chicago/St. Louis/Phoenix/Arizona Cardinals are the oldest team in the NFL!!!

I am a die hard Orlando Magic fan

1:54 it’s pronounced lay canadiaun de Montreal

Bring back the Supersonics

Here's another fun fact: the Portland Trail Blazers and Dallas Mavericks almost shared something unlikely in common: while the Portland team was nearly the Pioneers (the name already associated with Lewis and Clark College), Dallas became the Mavericks (named for the TV Western Maverick) in spite of the Mavericks name used by (and still is today) the University of Texas at Arlington. While UTA had some objections with Dallas using the Mavericks name, no legal actions ever occurred.

The origins of the United name is more complex than that. The first "United" where Sheffield United formed in 1889. Their name comes from the Cricket club Sheffield United CC, who were formed in 1854, so even before Sheffield FC, the world first football club, were formed. They were, however, formed from the merger of several local cricket clubs. The 2 clubs shared Brammall Lane, until the 1970's. The Cricket club still exists, but now plays in Rotherham.

There is no team called the “Quebec Nordics” lol

Waiting for you to make a new video now that Utah has bought the Arizona Coyotes franchise.... Well once they decide on a name. Utah hockey club isn't going to cut it.😅

This was a really neat video. Thanks for the info and the heads up on getting my hat back at a Panthers game in the future. Should I ever be there with a hat for a hat trick. Are we gonna get an update video for Utah's hat policy? 🤣

So the National in NHL refers to the nation of Canada, yet its "Original 6" teams consist of 4 from the states. That makes sense.

Montreal Caadiens also have an H in their logo. The H stands for HOCKEY or HABITANTS no one is actually sure

Things are different now

Hartford Whalers is the greatest logo is sports history.

toronto t rexs

The Jets returning was like a fever dream. The city was literally ablaze with hype as the deal started to come to a close, 13 000 season tickets selling out, people marching in the streets crying out for the NHL's return to Winnipeg. What a time.

I live in Michigan although I am an Oregonian originally, and I have to say I think it would've been better for the Red Wings to stay with cougars because considering Detroit has the Tigers for baseball and the Lions for football, Detroit could've been called "big cat city"

Can you do a g-League

Excellent summary. Very interesting as well as thorough. Thank you.

Great video, well done. I like how you show the team logos in the geographic location. My suggestion/request is to show the logos of the original teams before they were moved. For example, show the Hartford Whalers logo when talking about the Hurricanes. Show the logos of the North Stars, Cleveland Barons, Kansas City Scouts etc.

50 years ago*

7:50 - some of our most notable military equipment is named for native Americans. The Blackhawk, Chinook, and Apache Helicopters. The Tomahawk Missile Family was named for the Native American Weapon. To change the name of such a prestigious hockey franchise for "political correctness" would be doing a disservice to native Americans in general. If the team IS to be renamed, actual tribes should be the ones to make that decision, not idiotic League or Government bureaucrats.

BOSTON DOESN'T NEED ANY WNBA TEAMS, and still could get 2023/2024 NBA title !!! REMEMBER THAT.

Rip coyotes 😢 1996-2024

Blackhawks last great Indian name. If you call the Redskins the Commanders you’re gay

Using modern logos when discussing older teams just ruins this for me.

No mention why the first Texas Rangers logo had a capital R AND capital S

Mls just explained are you going to release am update on that

The Whalers are my fave team ever and I think they had the best logo and uniforms.

I love this shit

The secret to sports happiness is a competent ownership & front office, everything else flows from there.

Suggestion: Since you did the MLS, why not do USL logo and name explained?

Umm the H in the Canadians logo is for habitants

Let me elaborate on Tampa Bay because you didn't include any of Phil Esposito's story for naming his franchise the Lightning. Anyway. He didn't want a name ending with 's' because he wanted it to sound and look unique (another reason why he hates the nickname "Bolts"). He was at party, probably on the Bay, I'm a little fuzzy if im remembering or making up that detail, and was watching a storm roll in. If you've ever watched a massive thunderstorm roll in, then you know how foreboding, impressive, and overwhelming it can appear. Then, lightning flashed and it was like everything clicked for him and he knew their name had to be the Lightning. It's not crazy dramatic, but I love it. It is due to everything you mentioned that the name makes sense (some people even believe Tampa means sticks of fire in an indigenous language) and Phil saw that storm that day, but the experience of standing in front of a storm and recognizing its raw power is the actual origin. You should watch him talk about it. He's so proud of what he built. He kinda tricked the committee too by rigging the Fairground's seating, cause they technically didnt have the numbers. He was like "we're getting this franchise!" So fun. Anyway :)

And Chicago Zephyrs? I never thought I'd find out what it meant, but I thought you'd find this interesting. It's kind of twofold: for one, the word "Zephyrs" represents Chicago's solid winds and breezes coming off Lake Michigan. And for another, it was meant to invoke a sense of speed and power, perhaps fitting for a pro basketball team in a highly populous city like Chicago.

Calgary use to be Atlanta? IDK that 😂

Make a updated version with Utah

The “s” is silent in french. So it is pronounced “lay canadien de montréal” not “lez canadienz”.

Utah needs to pick a name already. I know they are an expansion team, but Utah Hockey Club sounds like flopball (soccer). I agree with a lot of people who think Yeti would be a great name. The Utah Yeti fits perfectly. Toronto has my 2nd favorite uniforms, the blue and white are clean as Hell. It was cool to see how they got their name. The Wild logo is very creative. The Coyotes logo is the ugliest logo. Speaking of the Coyotes, if San Antonio could ever support a NHL team, I would love to steal the Coyotes. We wouldn't have to change the name. However, I would hope we would make a better looking logo. The Pittsburgh Penguins are my favorite team. I hate the Capitals, Flyers, Red Wings, Bruins, Rangers, and Islanders. When Vegas got a team, they became my 2nd favorite team at the time, cause of Fleury.

No it's the Seattle crack hards that's what it represents

I don't get the link between Penguins and Igloos. Penguins live at the South Pole and people who make Igloos live at the North Pole. Pittsburgh Polar bears would've made more sense if the owners wanted a name that started with the letter P and have a link with Igloos.

We could have had the North Stars in So cal?? Thanks Disney for ruining that and bringing in the corniest professional sports team in history.

Best sports team name of all time - the BLUES. Kick ass man!

The red-winged blackbird is also native to southern Michigan. It might be the GOAT team name

The Hartford Whalers had the best logo in NHL history.

MLS has most Boreing teams names

Rally, North Carolina 😂

Fun Fact: The Calgary Flames still use the original Atlanta Flames logo on some of their jerseys. It is used as the A for the alternate/assistant captains.

Need to add a team in Mexico, and really rebrand to the NAHL and be the first sports league across North America

RIP Arizona Coyotes, Utah hockey club here we are😔