Who Is 'The Guy' + Why Is the Mascot Significant? 'The Guy' is the musclebound, shadow-faced figure with glowing eyes and a menacing, toothy grin. He is the long-running mascot for veteran hard ...

Enter the world’s first sports mascot—a guy in an oversized animal costume trying to keep the crowd entertained. Watch this hilarious sketch about the chaotic and sweaty origins of mascots, ...

Gunnersaurus at work today. Image via Reuters Action Images. He also accompanied the team on recent international trips (including the team’s 2014 New York trip, where he held court at the ...

Some days, you’re gliding gracefully along the ice. And some days, you’re falling face first after a minor tap on the back. The polar bear mascot in the outtakes to a Minnesota car commercial ...

Gorilla mascot ambushed by guy in banana costume. July 13, 2011 / 11:31 AM EDT / CBS/AP ... He tells WJW-TV the suit has a lot of padding, so getting tackled by the banana guy didn't hurt.

SAN LORENZO, Calif. (KGO) -- An Alameda County high school could soon have a new mascot, after complaints that their current one is racist. He is everywhere you look at San Lorenzo High School ...

Before the change the mascot was “Tide Guy” with a more casual look than Poseidon has now. Why the change? The direction for these changes comes from Principal Michele Suiter.

Trailer: Disturbed's 'The Guy' Invades Iron Maiden's 'Legacy of the Beast' Game The Top 25 Metal Mascots We count down the larger than life figures that have stood as the face of so many metal bands.

He’s not as distinguished as the Cap’N, as famously creepy as The King or as iconic as the Kool-Aid Man, but the Chips Ahoy! mascot is ready for his comeback.On Monday, you’ll start seeing ...

Kenzye Fishel’s drawing of a phoenix in flight against a backdrop of flames was chosen to be the design for Linderman Education Center’s new mascot.

The NHL's 32nd franchise, which began play with its inaugural season during the 2021-22 campaign, announced Saturday that its mascot draws inspiration from the Fremont Troll, and its name is Buoy.

From 1979 to 1981, the Yankees employed a mascot that was big and blue and a failure—an oddity for a franchise that has collected 27 world championships.