The Best: There certainly isn’t much history to work with here. You got this, you’ve got that and you’ve got the other. Well, “that” came in a model with sleeves too. Anyway, I like “the other” best. I can’t decide how I feel about the light blues they wear on Sunday. While I’m predisposed to dislike solid jerseys, they tend to look better in lighter colors than they do in darker colors. Same goes for the Royals’ use of them too. Overall the home whites in the new version look the best.
The Worst: We are men of action. Neon does not become us. It especially does not become all-time greats like Wade Boggs and Fred McGriff who were forced to wear it late in their careers.
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- oldtimefamilybaseball - Nov 12, 2010 at 3:59 PM
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I’m not a huge fan of the new home whites. Other than the ray of sunshine they’re a little bland. But if there is any team the could recapture the glory days of the early 1900s and toss some plaid onto the field, couldn’t it be the Rays?
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- mvd513 - Nov 14, 2010 at 3:37 AM
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Like every team’s home whites, which apparently is just how Craig likes it.
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