Marlins to unveil 25th anniversary logo

MIAMI -- The Marlins will have a new look and a special commemorative logo when they take the field this season.
The club on Friday announced a special presentation has been scheduled for Tuesday at Marlins Park, where the team will unveil its 25th anniversary logo. Marlins chief executive officer Derek Jeter and Charlie Hough, who started the first game in franchise history in 1993, will be on hand.
The unveiling will be before current season-ticket members who have had an account since 1993. Additional details about the logo and the silver anniversary of the franchise also will be revealed at the event, which begins at 4 p.m. ET.
As part of the event, Hough will participate in a Q&A session with Marlins raido voice Glenn Geffner and season-ticket holders.
An expansion franchise, the club was the Florida Marlins from 1993-2011. Since '12, the team has been the Miami Marlins playing at Marlins Park.
The team is under new ownership this season. In October, the group fronted by Bruce Sherman and Jeter purchased the club from Jeffrey Loria.
The new logo unveiling will be followed by Spring Training, with pitchers and catchers workouts beginning on Feb. 14 at the Roger Dean Chevrolet Stadium complex in Jupiter, Fla.