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schlim

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  1. Getting people accustomed to football jerseys without shoulder numbers just opens up space for jersey ads. I think I read Goodell was against jersey ads, but he's not going to be commissioner forever, and the NFL proves over and over it really is only about money. Remember a few years ago on the board when people here were sure MLB would be the last league to have ads because they were the most traditional and blah blah blah? Also, all the unique fonts team use now just reminds me of a school assignment when everybody has to 'design a font from scratch, but make it mean something' project. It's cool because the Texans kinda have a bull logo, and now one of the parts of the 3 on the jersey looks like a horn from a bull, isn't that creative? And intimidating?
  2. Did anybody else notice the pearl necklace in the original leak?
  3. It's a real surprise Dick didn't choose 69 as his number .
  4. Yeah, the official league site probably should get that right! I check on with the NLL from time to time (former MILL NE Blazer fan back in worcester) and that website has been largely a mess for years, seems like the rebrand a few years back allowed for some major upgrades, but it still feels limited/unintuitive, but they don't have something that wildly wrong!
  5. Ah, I glanced over that but it didn't register fully, i think there even was a reference to 3rd and goal? Are indoor fields 55 yards? 50? Not great, but I wonder how much it'd cost to reconfigure an existing football app/scirebug/scorecard for that, or if any of the other leagues have/had it.
  6. Really? That's crazy, I had no idea. What was wrong with the picture?
  7. The gradient dyed/sublimated socks are going to be the equivilant of the vertical stripe edge socks. Also, knees are not really a good place for logos. Even the Cleveland Browns realized the visible stitching was a garish idea years ago. The bottom hem also will probably see a few teams drop their bottom stripe, the Flyers new jerseys did that this year. The ribbed breezers don't really seem pleasurable or necessary except for fanatics own branding.
  8. This thread is 16 years old and begins with a new Tampa proposal! In that time, seven teams have new ballparks, and Tampa's current stadium is now the 7th oldest in baseball. How time flies when you're having fun! I refuse to check on Arizona Coyotes posts here.
  9. The 'D' of San Diego actually stands for Due North. You can tell by its placement in the logo.
  10. Improve literacy rates via a sleeve patch? That's not even how you spell 'cutie'. Also, the third proposed downtown location for the Royals is plopped down in an existing neighborhood of local businesses, which are now banding together to stop it. They better get part owner (1%) Patrick Mahomes II on the streets to get their sales tax extended.
  11. Somewhere In Mississippi, Brett Farve is getting very excited and having a fever dream about talking Bettman into bringing a team to Hattiesburg.
  12. It worked for Oklahoma City and the Hornets. The NBA had no problem allowing the Supersonics to relocate there after OKC drew nearly 16000 a game for two years.
  13. Instead, they'll just steal the Cowboys' template, change the blue to green and call it a day. What they should do: what admiral said, take the reduced 00s Namath jerseys and add the brighter green, hoping that the same bastardization of them doesn't occur with every biannual template change and always avoid heading to military style olive green, which is almost where that set ended up. I don't mind the 80s look for nostalgia reasons, but everybody must admit it's a pretty basic jersey. The 80s helmet logo however, is light years better than the thing they wear now.
  14. For anybody following the mess the Royals have created trying desperately to leave Kauffman Stadium, here's a pretty good rundown, and here's a story about Frank White's block to extend the sales tax.
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