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Great looking concept, however the black pants look out of place

As annoying as I find ESPN these days, I'd have to say they're wildly successful. They still hold an enormous share of the sports programming market and are one of the most instantly recognizable brand names, despite awful programming and questionable personnel decisions. If anything kind of drives the point home of how successful the network is

That's not Rajon Rondo, he wore #9. That appears to be Ben McLemore wearing #23

Players in the wrong facial hair

I think that players can certainly have more than one "right" uniform. When I think of Roy Halladay, I think of both Toronto and Philadelphia. Likewise, with Igoudala I think of both Philly and Golden State. Denver, however, would be a wrong uniform in my mind

Going off another post further up, white face-masks are underrated as a whole. White mask on a white helmet is a really clean look

Supposedly the G stands for "Greatness," however something tells me if the Packers were from Milwaukee, for example, they wouldn't have a G on their helmet..

Even though I wish they wore maroon instead of scarlet, I think the Phillies script and cap logo are both very strong and do not look dated to me. I really like the pattern sublimated in the Seahawks numbers. The set has some color balance issues that could be fixed, but the pattern on the numbers is not the problem. I'm not a fan of the idea of giving the Orioles a cap with a B on it. The O's cap can go. Whether its the cartoon or realistic bird, the Orioles should wear a bird logo on their caps.

On the topic of Maryland uniforms, I'd like to say that the Terps are consistently one of the best dressed teams in both CFB and CBB.

This is a terrible photoshop. The Indians dumped the placket piping and went to a single outline on the script.

Between their home white, gold alternate, and road maroon jersey, the Cavaliers have one of the best overall uniform sets in sports.

Saw this in another thread: OTL about counterfeit jerseys