Mitch B

The ChiSox had lost their identity until they adopted their current set back in the 90's. I hope they never deviate from those except for some occasional throwback games.

I like the Boston Celtics black jerseys with green highlights. https://www.celticsblog.com/2020/8/17/21372888/boston-celtics-philadelphia-76ers-game-1-nba-playoffs

If Nike would do something with the socks to break up the leotard look, I would give them high marks on the uniforms they've introduced for 2020. They made some choices that I wouldn't have made, but I've kept my traditional mind open and I think each offering is an upgrade to last season's uniforms.

We can only dream.

YES, that and the fact they are didn't wear the pinstripes enough killed it for me. The black jerseys on their own weren't bad.

We'll have to agree to disagree.

I’ll never understand the love for these white outlines. I wish the Yankees would ditch theirs as well. To each his own.

I love it when the Bears wear white jerseys over the dark pants. It's a classic old school look with a great color distribution. ? It's sort of like the Yankees home uniforms. They're such a classic that they don't need any imagery or a lot of color. They have one uniform that's so good you can overlook their other less appealing looks. Every league needs a couple of teams like the Bears and Yankees.

I love pinstripes. Change that it orange to athletic gold and that's a sweet uniform.

Oops, I forgot my #1 pet peeve regarding football uniforms: Teams wearing colors that aren’t in their traditional color schemes. I hate switching the channel to a college game and not immediately knowing who is playing. P.S. I am also one on those guys who walked miles in the snow to and from school (uphill both ways) back in the day.

I find American Football uniforms to be the least asthetically pleasing of any major sport. Perhaps I am becoming a grumpy old man, but I dislike most of the uniform trends in football: lack of stripes on pants and socks, names and letters replacing stripes, non-traditional striping patterns, monochrome uniforms (this would work better with traditional striping on the pants and socks, side panels and piping on jerseys, and decreasing use of materials that provide a more glossy metallic look to jerseys and particularly pants. Football looks ugly to me these days.

https://www.greengridiron.com/products/miami-dolphins-blaze-alternate-speed-helmet-free-shoc-visor-2-0/?variant=1201483710477 I'd like to see my favorite NFL team, the Miami Dolphins, adopt the blaze alternate helmet. It would give me something to look forward to on Autumn Sundays.

There's no glaring mismatching of colors in this pic. Even if the Rams dark helmet blends in.

That's a slam dunk. You are right.

That uniform looks better than I remembered. Didn't they have a different patch on each sleeve.

I understand your point, but I'm not convinced that the Patriots have to match these colors. The original blue and silver uniforms were nice and bright, and looked good. Navy is bettered paired with white and red with no silver IMO. There's a great faux back concept out there somewhere that combines the style of the old red jerseys with UCLA stripes. It replaces the red with navy and Pat Patriot is replaced by Elvis. It's very clean and sharp. Navy needs help from the right use of supporting colors to make for a good uniform. IMO, neither The Patriots nor The Chargers have found that right use with their current uniforms.

Monochrome football uniforms are not bad, they are just frequently executed poorly by bad striping and poor sock selection.

I'm a Celtics fan and I am surprised how much I like this. ??

I support any action that gets the Mets triple-A affiliate out of Vegas and back to the east coast.

The darker green provides a better contrast to the brIght althletic gold. Teams like the NYJets and the Philadelphia Eagles lack such a bright color and I believe look better with a lighter shade of green.

While I like the color Kelly Green, I think the Oakland A's are one of the few sports teams that looks better with a darker shade of Green.

I agree. I can't stand the Reds home jerseys.

Didn't Jaworski lead the Eagles to the Super Bowl in 1981 wearing kelly green?

That's the Richmond Coliseum. I watched many a game there back in the day.

The character in the Raiders logo is based upon Randolph Scott, the western movie star of the mid 20th century.