The Minor League Baseball team pulled the t-shirt after comments on social media included "Oh no, Chattanooga this isn’t gonna work." ...

The Knoxville Smokies went 10 innings with the Chattanooga Lookouts but lost 3-2 in the last game at Covenant Health Park ...

The Nike-branded shirt in question spelled the word 'Nooga,' shorthand for 'Chattanooga,' by replacing each letter 'O' with the team’s logo, a pair of eyes.

“The Lookouts eyes logo is iconic and has been a staple of the Chattanooga Community for over two decades,” said Team President Rich Mozingo.

It was Burns' second start for the Lookouts. He struck out five while allowing five hits and a walk in four innings in his Double-A debut.

As the City of Chattanooga begins work on the new Lookouts' Stadium, officials are deciding what should be done with the existing site.

Local elected officials joined representatives from AT&T and the Lookouts to unveil the new name and logo, which reflect the recently approved merger between AT&T and BellSouth Corp. New stadium ...

The Knoxville Smokies went 10 innings with the Chattanooga Lookouts but lost 3-2 in the last game at Covenant Health Park until June 24. What's next?

The Chattanooga Lookouts, a minor league baseball team, were forced to pull a t-shirt from the shelves after fans said the design resembled a racial slur ...

The Chattanooga Lookouts, the Double-A affiliates of the Reds, announced on Wednesday that their mascot costume was found safe one day after being stolen. Police say the Looie the Lookout costume ...

David Carroll, Latricia Thomas and Joe Legge model the Chattanooga Lookouts new alternate, home and away uniforms while at the Erlanger Hospital e-Kids Learning Center on March 23, 2016.

The Chattanooga Lookouts are making the news, not for their baseball plays but for pulling a T-shirt after it was being mocked on X, formerly known as Twitter, for its resemblance to a racial slur.