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From Monday, March 10 through Monday, March 31, this blog will be the host to the Second Annual CNBC.com Minor League Logo Awards (though history might show that it was the first democratic one). It's pretty self-explanatory. I went through tons of logos and picked out the best of the best. In true March Madness spirit (and mixing my sports), I chose the top 64, seeded them and built a bracket.
Today, we reveal the teams that made the cut and their seeding. To see all 64 teams, click here. Over the next couple weeks these teams will face off in a single-elimination tournament. You, the reader, will vote as to which one you prefer and the team with the most votes will move on to the next round.
Come back here Monday to see the opening match ups. Good luck to all!
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