Wizards Logo…The Best in Minor League Baseball?

Minor League Baseball Logo Contest--Day One--Voting Begins!

Posted 3/10/2008 on Sports Biz with Darren Rovell

Posted By: Darren Rovell On Friday, we announced our minor league baseball logo contest. To review, it will run from today through Monday, March 31. It's 64 teams in a single-elimination bracket. To see the teams and their seeding, click here. Today, we have the first five matchups. Read More Topics: Sports MEDIA: PHOTO Permalink

Dayton Dragons Logo Selected for CNBC Contest - Midwest League

Posted 3/14/2008 on Minor League Baseball News - MLN - The Raw Feed

MLN Newswire - www.mlntherawfeed.com - Dayton, Ohio—The Dayton Dragons’ official team logo has been selected by CNBC Sports Business Reporter Darren Rovell as one of the 64 best logos in Minor League Baseball and is part of a fan-voting tournament to determine the best logo in all of Minor League Baseball...

Minor League Baseball Logo Contest--Day Five Voting!

Posted 3/14/2008 on Sports Biz with Darren Rovell

Posted By: Darren Rovell There are either great fans in Trenton, New Jersey and Casper, Wyoming or we really got this seeding thing wrong. For the second time, a No. 1 seed has fallen to a No. 16 seed, as the Connecticut Defenders, the bat doubling as the submarine, was throttled by the No. 16 seed Trenton Thunder. Read More Topics: Sports MEDIA: PHOTO  ...

Minor League Baseball Logo Contest Bracket

Posted 3/14/2008 on Sports Biz with Darren Rovell

Posted By: Darren Rovell We've had many requests to see the bracket. So here's the first half of the completed bracket below. Read More Topics: Sports MEDIA: PHOTO Permalink

Thunder A 16th Seed?

Posted 3/13/2008 on WasWatching.com

Darren Rovell is running his annual Minor League Baseball Logo Contest at CNBC.com. Being seeded at 16, it's going to be an uphill battle for the Trenton Thunder. So, what do you say Yankees fans? Can we help them out?

Minor League Baseball Logo Contest--Day Four Voting!

Posted 3/13/2008 on Sports Biz with Darren Rovell

Posted By: Darren Rovell Before we get to the contest, we have some more business to attend to. While we're talking about minor leagues, we'd like to commend the Macon Music for their quick work in announcing "Eliot Spitzer Night" at the ballpark to take place on June 13. Read More Topics: Sports MEDIA: PHOTO Permalink

Sports Biz Roundup

Posted 3/12/2008 on Sports Biz with Darren Rovell

Posted By: Darren Rovell I've been so engrossed in the Minor League Baseball logo contest that I haven't filled you in on everything else that's going on in the sports business world. Here are a couple of notes worthy of mentioning. Read More Topics: Consumers | Retail Sales | Endorsements | Television | Media | Marketing | Advertising | Sports Sectors:  ...

Minor League Logos: Vote for the South Georgia Peanuts

Posted 3/12/2008 on Playing for Peanuts

The South Georgia Peanuts are facing the Anderson Joes in today's Minor League Baseball Logo Awards . Obviously, I'm biased here. I would normally say the Joes have a better logo - I mean, how many times do you see a Shoeless Joe lookalike on a logo? But... if the Peanuts can make a run at winning this contest, it will be nothing but good PR for "Playing for Peanuts." Click here ...

South Coast League Update: Minor League Baseball Logo Awards

Posted 3/12/2008 on Playing for Peanuts

Today's South Coast League update is certainly more encouraging than the last one. CNBC's Darren Rovell is running a March Madness-style bracket for the best minor league baseball logos . There are three South Coast League logos in the competition: Aiken Foxhounds , Anderson Joes and the South Georgia Peanuts . Check out the contest here: Minor League Baseball Logo Awards . I like all ...

Announcing CNBC.com's Minor League Baseball Logo Contest!

Posted 3/7/2008 on Sports Biz with Darren Rovell

Posted By: Darren Rovell About a year ago, I started the first annual CNBC Minor League logo awards. It was just my opinion of what were the coolest logos in minor league sports. Then I got an avalanche of email from team executives complaining that they never had a chance. Many advocated for an open vote. So here it is. Read More Topics: Marketing | Advertising |  ...