Todd Radom is an independent graphic designer and consultant specializing in branding for professional sports franchises and events. He has created the official logos for Super Bowls and multiple All-Star Games, as well as the visual identities for many pro franchises. Among the leading designers in the sports industry, his nearly three decades of work in the field have resulted in some of the most familiar icons of our popular culture. He has been profiled or quoted in many national publications and has written for The New York Times and The Sporting News, as well as authoring Winning Ugly: A Visual History of the Most Bizarre Baseball Uniforms Ever Worn. Chris Creamer is a writer, historian, and world-renowned expert on sports logos and uniforms based in the Toronto area. His passion for logos resulted in the creation of SportsLogos.Net, an ongoing 20+ year project dedicated to the history of team logos and uniforms. He has worked closely with the National Hockey League acting as a historical consultant for their centennial season celebration, written for NHL.com, the Buffalo News, and has been featured or quoted in several publications including The Hockey News, Washington Post, Toronto Star, and The Sporting News.