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Posted 2019 July 25
I'm really not certain why I'm bothering with this. The team formerly known as the Oklahoma City Dodgers has decided for whatever reasons to pick a new name. Normally when a farm team that uses the same nickname as its parent team changes away from that nickname it's because they've changed affiliations, but Oklahoma City Baseball Club is still affiliated with the L.A. Dodgers. They've already said this is just a placeholder name and that they're going to pick a permanent name for next year. So why didn't they just stick with being the Oklahoma City Dodgers for one more year? I have no idea. So for a year we have a generic name and a logo that looks more like the tourism logo of the city itself than the logo of a baseball team. It doesn't even say anything about being a baseball team's logo, and this is the one time it would actually make sense for a logo to do that.
But hell, it's only for a year, so who cares, right? I'm not sure even I care.
In fact, I'm fairly certain I don't.
Final Score: 54 points.
Penalties: Reference, 10 pts; Singular, 15 pts; Alliteration, 5 pts; Letter, 24 pts.
Bonuses: None.
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