New York Yankees Community on MSN: Tradition reimagined: The rise of the Yankees’ logo and pinstripes
The world’s most famous sports logo wasn’t born on a baseball diamond. It began with an NYPD patrolman and a 19th-century shootout. While the Yankees are now a global marketing juggernaut, the ...
Hi Mia, To specifically answer your question: the proper image size for a logo in a SharePoint online site is 180px wide by 64px high. Image format is commonly .png (since it supports an alpha channel/transparency), but I don't believe that's a firm requirement. I hope that helps! - Sean
I have managed to get the logo thumbnail to stick today by going to Site assets, deleting the existing "siteIcon.jpg " and then quickly uploading a new logo with the same file name and extension in Change the look > Header > Change site logo thumbnail. Bit of a phaff but it's sticking so far! Pngs are working for the site logo. Best wishes ...
Yankees fans are, IMO, the loudest and the most passionate (not a bad thing), and I've never seen them go over the line, so I was surprised to hear about the plastic bottle throwing.
Is there a commonality between who is a Yankees fan vs a Mets fan? Or are they all the same regardless at the end of the day? What distinguishes the
Is there a difference/stereotype between Mets or Yankees fans? If so ...
My grandfather till he died was a Giants fan. My father and I, Yankees. Alot of people from Brooklyn followed the Dodgers but there are more Yankee fans there than Mets fans. Long Island is almost 50/50 Yanks to Mets fans. The Yanks might have a very slight edge. Western, NY has Yanks, Mets, and even Red Sox fans. NJ is mostly Yankee fans.