Look: Cincinnati Reds Triple-A Affiliate Louisville Bats Release New Logo

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Louisville Bats center fielder Albert Almora Jr. (3) scores a run behind Columbus Clippers infielder Tyler Freeman (10) during the Minor League Baseball game at Huntington Park in Columbus on April 27, 2022. Minor Leage Baseball Louisville Bats At Columbus Clippers | Adam Cairns/Columbus Dispatch / USA TODAY NETWORK

The Cincinnati Reds' Triple-A Minor League affiliate has a new secondary logo. The Louisville Bats made the announcement on Friday.

"Introducing our new secondary logo," the Bats wrote on social media. "Drawing inspiration from the heart of Kentucky, the city of Louisville, and our RiverBats roots, this bold new design celebrates the past, present, and future of the Bats!"

Check out the new logo below:

A fresh new look to represent the heart of baseball in Louisville! pic.twitter.com/WnFeRzrRcs

— Louisville Bats (@LouisvilleBats) February 27, 2025

Drawing inspiration from the heart of Kentucky, the city of Louisville, and our RiverBats roots, this bold new design celebrates the past, present, and future of the Bats pic.twitter.com/B61zYiTibY

— Louisville Bats (@LouisvilleBats) February 27, 2025

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