Citi Field Logo to be Unveiled Today by Mets

Maury posted 2/26/2008 from www.bizofbaseball.com [flag]

The New York Mets plan to unveil the logo for Citi Field today, according to Eric Fisher of the Sports Business Journal : The Citi Field logo, designed in-house with the aid of brand consultant Lippincott, combines the existing Citigroup logo with the Mets’ blue and orange colors. Like many baseball-themed marks, it also employs a diamond shape. […] The logo will be ... [link]

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