DC in Da House w/o a Doubt

Yeah I'm gonna be the curmudgeon who says it: Can we all agree that Jeff Bagwell did steroids? 

Ps these were terrible Astros uniforms 

On 11/3/2016 at 8:00 PM, Cujo said:

On 11/2/2016 at 9:44 AM, AstroBull21 said:

True, but its better than what they had before:

 

I disagree, I think the older one looks better. Maybe just clean up the wordmarks.  The older one had heart.  This is how I imagine the new identity being made:

On 10/6/2016 at 1:02 PM, nash61 said:

Blue Jays edition:

Josh Donaldson as a Cub 

 

Wow, I didn't know he was on the Cubs.  Long live this thread.

Regarding tonight's NLDS...

Justin Turner as an Oriole:

Rich Hill as a National:

Yikes. Now I think that one is prettyyyyy darn unpopular 

Can we try and label all players we add to this?  I love sports as much as the next guy, but I'll admit some of these guys aren't instantly recognizable.  

With that I'll add Shawn Springs.  Right team, wrong uniform:

1 hour ago, insert name said:

Michael Young

Pudge Rodriguez (although I'll admit that he may have multple "right" uniforms)

Juan Gonzalez

Josh Hamilton

On 7/17/2016 at 2:11 PM, bkknight95 said:

 

I love basketball uniforms with a logo on them as opposed to a wordmark. It can be a refreshing change of pace. 

Agreed.

As a WVU fan, this my favorite uniform of ours:

14 hours ago, MCM0313 said:

For what it's worth, it looks like he's grabbing at Elway's facemask too.

Looks under the facemask to me, like it's the beginning stages of a horse collar tackle.  

Regardless, it's a great pic.

1 hour ago, McCarthy said:

 

He had the misfortune of losing an extra 5th Super Bowl with the Falcons

 

 

Looks like he also had the misfortune of catching a nasty stiff arm by Elway.  That'd probably be a penalty in today's NFL.  Did "hands to the face" exist then?  Aw well, I'm sure they'd let John Elway get away with it.

Colin Rea is being sent back to the Padres after 3.1 innings with the Marlins

On 7/27/2016 at 4:17 PM, BroncoBuff said:

Saved his best for last:  His 1st, 2nd and 4th best yardage years were in Denver, as were his 1st, 3rd and 4th best TD pass seasons.

 

Oddly, his WORST season ever - his last -was the year he won his second Super Bowl. Peyton played just 9 1/2 regular season games, but was second in the league with 17 interceptions (Bortles).

 

 

 

 

 

Suck on that you monochromatic knuckle draggers with your freakishly lucky quarterback history.

I couldn't care less about those stats.  If 99% of casual football fans wouldn't be aware of (or care about) those stats, how is that a helpful indicator at all that he should be known as a Bronco?  He spent 13 years of a Hall of Fame career in Indianapolis.  Denver is his wrong uniform.  If his HoF bust had a hat on it, he wouldn't even hesitate before picking a Colts hat.

I think you might be doing a bit though, fishing for dopey overreactions like mine.  If so, well done.

Al Horford and Jeff Teague in red, black, and volt:

On 6/22/2016 at 0:46 AM, SabresRule7361 said:

Philip Rivers' first season with the Chargers was the last season of their 1990s era unis

 

Possibly unpopular opinion:

This uniform is better than what they currently wear.

On 5/27/2016 at 10:53 AM, Lights Out said:

Still one of my favorite NHL uniforms ever:

 

 

Admittedly, the sock striping is terrible. But the sweater got way too much hate at the time. The striping looked nice, and the shoulder logo doubling as a football-style shoulder stripe was a brilliant idea.

The word brilliant being used veryyyyy lightly there.

I imagine one of the guys who made this uniform reading this from the visiting room at the psych ward, one of their few remaining loved ones has shoved a laptop under their nose to show them Lights Out's friendly comment about something they designed many years back -- and in his head he can't help but think: did I really put that logo on the shoulders to emulate football style uniform stripes?  I can't remember?  I think I just added the logo on the shoulders cause that's what every hockey uniform had at the time...  but then he puffs out his chest and says "yep! That's what we were going for all along! Football uniform!"  And as he's getting carted away back to his room, the loved one who visited him begins to think that maybe he should have designed a hockey uniform that looked like a hockey uniform, not a football uniform -- further reaffirming the family choice to send him to the ward in the first place.

Seems like some of the ads around here are getting a little more... uh...  scandalous... and click baity.... is there a reason for this?  Can we un-do that?

5 minutes ago, rxmc89 said:

 

Hint: he's on the Cubs now.

Ah I see.  It all makes sense to me now...

But to be fair, I'm smart as s***.  Some of our other readers may not be so lucky.  Perhaps we should make it a habit to include the name of the athlete?

17 hours ago, BJ Sands said:

Who is this?

A torn labrum means you'll probably never see this again

Bronson Arroyo as a Nat

Willie McGinest and Tedy Bruschi (pre-Brady era Patriots)

And Adam Vinatieri

Daniel Murphy the National

The Wild have quite possibly the best road uniform in the NHL, and yet one of the worst home uniforms and worst alternates.

Looks like an NBA Christmas alternate.  

The Redskins being the wrong uniform for Champ Bailey makes me sad.

On 2/11/2016 at 0:26 AM, Old School Fool said:

 

I see Gary Payton on the Celtics but I give you this one.

 

 

 

 

Best uniform in Bucks history

The current Seahawks set is better than their previous set

Absolutely. The case can certainly be made that the current set is garish and over the top (personally, I like em), but nonetheless they are head and shoulders above their Shaun Alexander-era uniforms.