The Tigers dropped their "D" after the 1899 season, going back to a plain block “DETROIT” in 1900. It was restored in 1904, on their road uniforms. This team photo represents the first usage ...

In 1903, the Tigers shifted to a black block D before moving onto a black Old English D in 1904. The organization then used multiple variations of a navy D until 1927.

Tigers fans are 3x more likely to say the cap 'D' best represents the Tigers, and 3.5x more likely to say it best represents the city of Detroit. They also provided visuals for what the changes ...

The “D” is what is most associated with Detroit Tigers baseball. It’s one of the most recognized logos in the sport. The bug-eyed head was no more and they went back to the familiar look.

The Tigers will unify their logo in 2018, tweaking the version of the Old English D on their jerseys. (Tigers Twitter account) By . ... — Detroit Tigers (@tigers) January 25, 2018.

LAKELAND, Florida – Detroit Tigers fans have spoken, and the team has listened. After wearing game caps with a larger Old English ‘D’ last season, the Tigers will revert to a smaller logo ...

Prior to the 2018 season, the Tigers also changed the style of the "D" logo on their home jerseys to match the pointed-edged "D" on the caps. Previously, there were two different "D" styles, with ...

The Detroit Tigers have added a sponsorship logo to their uniforms. The Tigers announced Thursday a multi-year extended partnership with Meijer, which includes a jersey patch with the retailer's ...

The Detroit Tigers will revert back to a smaller 'Olde English D' hat logo for the 2019 season, the team confirmed Friday. 1 weather alerts 1 closings/delays Watch Now ...

The Detroit Tigers are making a minor change to their classic home uniforms, in part, for the sake of uniformity. The Olde English ‘D’ on the team’s jerseys will now match the logo on the ...

Tigers going back to small ‘Old English D’ logo on caps in 2019 Published: Feb. 01, 2019, 3:27 p.m. This hand-out by the Tigers shows the difference in the 2017 and 2018 uniforms.