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Salt Lake Bees unveil "Utah Dirty Sodas" alternative look

Kim Bojórquez

Cream and red Utah Dirty Sodas baseball jersey with number 6, hanging on a black hanger inside a wooden locker. — Utah Dirty Sodas jersey. Courtesy: Salt Lake Bees

The Salt Lake Bees are stirring up a bubbly rebrand with a splash of Utah's dirty soda flair.

State of play: The Utah Dirty Sodas, the minor league baseball team's new alter-ego, will debut April 1 and appear at every Wednesday home game for the rest of the season.

Swig, the Utah-based dirty soda chain and sponsor, will offer baseball fans $3 drinks at each game, plus a free item when the Utah Dirty Sodas score four or more runs.

The big picture: Other baseball teams embracing fresh food-themed identities this year include the Lake County Captains — or the Fish Fry's — the Akron RubberDucks as the Cream Stick Donuts, and the Reading Fightin Phils morphing into the Iced Coffees.

The upcoming season starts March 28 in Las Vegas.

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Salt Lake Bees unveil "Utah Dirty Sodas" alternative look

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