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The Lakewood BlueClaws are Now the “Jersey Shore BlueClaws”
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The Lakewood BlueClaws are no more.
From now on, the Phillies’ single-A affiliate near Toms River will henceforth be known as the “Jersey Shore BlueClaws, with new branding that depicts a surfing crab wearing a baseball cap.
On the official team website, the blurb reads as such:
- Surfing Crab – This feisty crab is surfing with sunglasses perched atop his cap. This mark will don the club’s home hat, a red cap with a red brim.
- Crab Emblem – This “faux-back” style crab is navy blue with baseball seams and sits on the road hat, a baby-blue cap with a red brim.
- Boogie-Boarding Crab – This time with his sunglasses on his head, the crab is excitedly running to the ocean carrying his boogie-board. This mark will be on the team’s batting practice hat, which is yellow with a navy blue brim.
- Sunglasses Mark – These sunglasses reflect a roller coaster and Ferris wheel, two popular Jersey Shore boardwalk activities. Those that look close will see a JS (for Jersey Shore) and BC (for BlueClaws) in the clouds. The sunglasses rest atop a yellow brim on a baby blue cap.
I personally think these are pretty cool:
I’m buying one for Christmas.
The Claws also extended their ballpark lease to run through 2031.
Kevin has been writing about Philadelphia sports since 2009. He spent seven years in the CBS 3 sports department and started with the Union during the team's 2010 inaugural season. He went to the academic powerhouses of Boyertown High School and West Virginia University. email - k.kinkead@sportradar.com