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  1. That's nice, where'd you find that? Was that supposed to be a real jersey at one point or is that just a fashion jersey? It's a prototype jersey from Russell. The name on the back is "PLAYER - 5." I picked it up off of eBay a few years back. I considered having the jersey re-named/numbered, but decided to leave it as-is. That's nice, where'd you find that? Was that supposed to be a real jersey at one point or is that just a fashion jersey? My first thought was Asian knockoff, because of the character wordmark. Yeah, I though it was a good idea to watermark my jersey photos. I'm not sure why, now...
  2. I think would have been a really sharp look for the 2003-2011 Marlins. The sleeve piping is a bit much, but I really like the teal lettering on the gray jersey.
  3. Seems appropriate, given today's news... I present to you, Astros legend Yogi Berra:
  4. Terry Crews, best known for being "that guy from the Old Spice commercials."
  5. That's a good one. I had no idea. He actually played for the Boston Braves and the Houston Astros; wow. The Tigers, too.
  6. So, you didn't want to use relevant facts to back up something you said. Makes sense. Well the relevant facts are these: 1. Marlins Park is 1 year old 2. Loria cannot sell the team until 2015 without giving a chunk of it back to the city of Miami. I don't think that Loria is even leasing the stadium... I cannot find any information on lease terms for the stadium. In either case, Loria is pocketing literally every dollar than comes into the park. It's not as if he's going to get a sweeter deal anywhere else. The Marlins are staying put for the foreseeable future.
  7. Then Loria went Loria and sold off the roster for Jeff Mathis and some magic beans. Now they're 29th in attendance (27th by percentage of capacity). I agree that their new stadium will keep the Marlins in town in the short term.
  8. I think it makes more sense to have the Expos in the NL East and move the Nationals into the AL East. Baseball in DC has always been an AL affair, and the Expos are an NL team.
  9. Omaha - Too small, I think. Montreal - While I would love to see the Expos again, I'd rather it not be as an AL team. Orlando - I would rather see the Rays leave Florida. San Antonio - Three teams in Texas? Portland - AAA left because of player apathy Las Vegas - Objectively the best choice. I never understood the whole fear of Vegas, considering that gambling could just as easily corrupt any team. Charlotte - Habitually incapable of supporting teams. Nashville - I think that Memphis might be a better choice. Anyhow, baseball in underrepresented in the American South. Newark - Like the Mets don't have enough problems. Long shots - I would like to see a team in Mexico or PR... but I don't see it happening. Raleigh/Durham is another option. Uh.... What? Marlins park is literally the smallest park in the MLB in terms of capacity. Or are you talking about OF dimensions? If so, then I think that a pitchers park would fit far better into the Ray's style of play than a band-box like Citizen's Bank.
  10. ESPECIALLY for modern teams. The Astros in a 1950s looking uniform is just plain silly.
  11. Also, the rest of the 1997 Cleveland Indians: Kenny Lofton He was actually traded to Atlanta before the '97 season for Grissom and Justice haha. A lot of people forget, because he ended up in Cleveland for the 1998 season via free agency. I thought that was a mid-season trade *checks Wikipedia* Oh well...
  12. Also, the rest of the 1997 Cleveland Indians: Jim Thome Omar Vizquel Roberto Alomar Sandy Alomar Kenny Lofton Oh yeah, and of course, there's:
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