The San Diego Chargers are moving to Los Angeles next season, but it looks like the lightning bolt that’s been on players’ helmets since 1960 isn’t going along.

The San Diego Los Angeles Chargers announced their move on Thursday and introduced a logo to go along with the news. That logo happened to look a lot like a Los Angeles Dodgers logo, and, well ...

And there you have it, the Los Angeles Chargers’ have a new logo. While the Bolts teased us with the powder blue uniforms making a full-time comeback in 2020 , Los Angeles got right to the point ...

Part of the announcement of the Chargers' move to Los Angeles was the unveiling of a logo that looks like a cross between the logos used by the Los Angeles Dodgers and Tampa Bay Lightning.

Logistically, there will be a lot to work out, and high up on the to-do list is the matter of where the Chargers will play.The Los Angeles Rams currently call the 90,000-seat Los Angeles Memorial ...

The Dallas Stars took to Twitter to troll the Los Angeles Chargers’ new logo. Weeks before the NFL offseason could begin and about one year to the day of the Rams moving to Los Angeles, the ...

The Chargers will have a new logo in L.A., and some minor-league baseball teams have thoughts on that. ... This one's cool because it looks like a particularly lethal throwing star.

Well, it’s official — the Chargers are moving to Los Angeles, to be the second NFL team of a city who seemed pretty okay with having no NFL teams a couple of years ago.

The San Diego Chargers have officially announced their plans to move to Los Angeles next season.. In addition to a new city, the Chargers will also don a new logo. The white, gold and powder blue ...

The San Diego Chargers are moving to Los Angeles next season, but it looks like the lightning bolt that’s been on players’ helmets since 1960 isn’t going along.

Part of the announcement of the Chargers' move to Los Angeles was the unveiling of a logo that looks like a cross between the logos used by the Los Angeles Dodgers and Tampa Bay Lightning.