Syracuse Chiefs Logo Vector

About Syracuse Chiefs

The Syracuse Mets, a Minor League Baseball team affiliated with the New York Mets, belong to the International League. They are situated in Syracuse, New York, and their home games take place at NBT Bank Stadium, which was established in 1997 and has a seating capacity of 10,815. The team derives its name from its major league affiliate and owner, the New York Mets. Previously known as the Syracuse Chiefs for the majority of its history (1934-1996, 2007-2018), and as the Syracuse SkyChiefs from 1997 to 2006, the team underwent a rebranding in October 2018 and became the Syracuse Mets.

History and Evolution of Syracuse Chiefs Logo

Syracuse Chiefs changed its logo 7 times in the following years. Syracuse Chiefs 1961 Logo Syracuse Chiefs 1970 Logo Syracuse Chiefs 1978 Logo Syracuse Chiefs 1987 Logo Syracuse Chiefs 1997 Logo Syracuse Chiefs 2007 Logo Syracuse Chiefs 2016 Logo  

Logo Formats and Usage

At VectorSeek, you can download different editable files of Syracuse Chiefs logo. Below are the most downloaded Syracuse Chiefs logos available at VectorSeek:

• Syracuse Chiefs logo PNG
• Syracuse Chiefs logo SVG
• Syracuse Chiefs logo AI
• Syracuse Chiefs logo Vector

You can also download all of these formats of Syracuse Chiefs logo in a zip file.  

Syracuse Chiefs logo PNG File

PNG files provide flexibility in digital applications and are particularly valuable for incorporating transparent images like logos on backgrounds with different colors or layered pictures. Nonetheless, they are not appropriate for printing purposes.  

Syracuse Chiefs logo SVG File

It is recommended that individuals utilize SVG logos for their websites. SVG is an image format that allows images to be scaled without compromising quality, making them especially appealing on high-resolution retina displays.  

Syracuse Chiefs logo Ai File

Syracuse Chiefs Artwork (AI) is a unique file format created by Adobe Systems. It is specifically designed for conveying vector-based artwork on a single page and supports both EPS and PDF formats. Furthermore, it provides convenient editability options.