Bergey37
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All very good points, and you're right - I hadn't looked at any fan polls or rankings of sports logos. Frankly, I didn't realize the popularity of the old Ducks logo was so widespread, and that too is a part of being iconic, It certainly does the things you say!I love your posts Bergey, and I think that you're one of our better posters by a fair margin, but here I think you've erred. If you check any best sports logo poll, or better yet any best NHL logo poll, conducted within the last few years, you'll always find the original Ducks logo at or near the top. People love that logo, even beyond the Ducks fandom. In at least one meaning of the word, it is already iconic.
And I do think it's not just nostalgia, it's just that the logo is a really imaginative take on reasonably iconic but realistic sports equipment that immediately identifies both the sport and the team's name and identity. It's got everything that a logo needs to be a truly outstanding logo. It's unique, it signifies the things it needs to and wants to signify, and it's easy on the eyes.
As long as we re-embrace it fully and keep playing with the logo, there's absolutely no reason it wouldn't be considered an iconic logo by the general public quite fast. To a lot of people, it already is.
BTW, thanks for the kind words!
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