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On 8/18/2017 at 9:32 PM, jrodsep said:
Dang, The Celtics got a bargain. Two Shaqs for the price of one. Yikes!!!!!
Man, I completely forgot about that stop for Shaq. Although he was objectively his most iconic with the Lakers, because he ended up making notable-enough stops with so many others teams, in my head, he's one of the few superstars that doesn't really "belong" to any one team. Similarly, Ray Allen, Vince Carter, and Tracy McGrady are kind of like that for me. I distinctly remember their stops with multiple teams, so no matter how short, I can picture them wearing multiple jerseys and have them "fit."
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I actually never liked it when they did it. I always thought it was lazy to have them in their regular jerseys. If anything, I wish they'd not only go with the same conference-based uniforms, but do like they did in the past, and made anyone who wore the same number to pick a new one. I remember in the early 90s you'd see some All Stars with different numbers just for the ASG b/c someone else got seniority or what not.Man I loved when the NBA did the all-star game "baseball" style
Theyd never go back to it because it's another chance to sell another jersey, but I thought it looked cool.
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yeah, that would've been more appropriate, but at least Iverson did wear the "classic" colors (though like you said, for inky a short time). And seeing as how he's probably the only player from the black and gold era wholl get his number retired, I'm actually ok with them using the red and blue to keep all their banners matching.The Sixers better use the black and gold for the banner. I understand he came back for that one year and wore the current look but the black and gold is his era.
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I'm a big fan of vintage logos so I decided to try my hand at updating the Texas Longhorns logo. C & C is always welcomed!
Like many others, I love these vintage logos. Does anyone know where the trend of mascots wearing those little hats came from? Were all of these designed by the same person, or was it just a popular thing to do at the time?
Finally, does anyone happen to have any more vintage logos for the other old Southwest Conference teams? I believe UT, Baylor, SMU, TCU have already been done (great job btw), but did the likes of A&M or Tech, who seem to prefer their letter insignia, have anything similar?
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Was channelsurfing just now and found out the Lakers were going to retire Shaq's jersey tonight. Wonder if they're going to use the old jersey template or their newer one for his banner. Also, just noticed that they have #52 retired for Wilkes. Do the Lakers have some sort of jersey-retiring policy/requirements?
|UPDATE| so they used the newer jersey for his banner, but the order of the jerseys looks sorta random. I can't really figure out how they're arranging them. Anyone know?
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anyone know the name of this font?
Clarendon.
Awesome, thanks for the help!
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anyone know the name of this font?
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At the Staples Center do the Lakers Banners stay up during clipper games?
Yes, but they take down the Clippers' banners for the Lakers.
Do the Clippers' have any banners? I dont think they've retired any numbers yet, so I assume they're probably related to playoff appearances?
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Landon Donovan for the San Jose Earthquakes
I really miss MLS jerseys having the their own name on the front. Despite being decently familiar with how things are done across the pond, it still looks weird to see a sponsors name on a shirt over here.
It's probably because I'm so used to seeing international football teams with sponsors on their kits at this point, but I'm glad MLS followed suit. Furthermore, despite being used to it with the other main North American sports leagues, having the team name across the chest on a soccer jersey never looked right, especially if they already had a crest there. For me, soccer jerseys were always about the color and the pattern, not necessarily the name or a wordmark in front.
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YES. I do not associate A.I. with this uniform at all. Hell, I barely associate him with the Red-White-&-Blue color scheme at all since he only wore it for a year or two in his early days. The logo identity that the Sixers used before this one could truly be defined as the Iverson Era.
On a similar note, I don't associate Bill Walton with the classic black, diagonal-striped Blazers jerseys:
Hell, I didn't even know he stuck around with Portland long enough to wear those. I've always associated him with the red jerseys with vertical type, or even his Celtics jerseys.
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Oregons's Rose Bowl Ring
Yeah I like the design but wow did they need to make it so big? I mean it gets to a point where it's not even wearable.
Seriously. They could have easily cut out the entire diamond field and have "Rose Bowl Champions" encircling the [circular instead of rectangular] emerald in a band. The way they have it is just unwieldy and has too much "empty" space.
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The LA Lakers white unis are cool. Every non-Lakers yellow uni in the NBA is lame.
The Lakers need to wear the white uniforms full-time at home. They have one of the best-looking white uniforms in the league.
If the golds weren't already so ingrained with history and looking good, I would agree. The Laker whites are some fantastic uniforms.
It's probably due to the fact that I seem to only ever catch the Lakers playing on a Sunday, but I'm sorta tired of the white jerseys. At this point, I tend to think of their gold jerseys as the "alternate" now, given how rarely I see them wearing em on TV haha.
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I know it's variable, but do any teams have actual guidelines for retiring numbers ["official" or not], and if so what are they?
The Red Sox criteria is Hall of Fame membership and at least 10 years with the team. You used to have to finish your career with them in addition to the 10 years but they eased up on that to retire Fisk's #27.
I know it's variable, but do any teams have actual guidelines for retiring numbers ["official" or not], and if so what are they?
It's all up to the teams. You'll find that a lot of newer teams will seemingly retire the first number of any halfway good player that played with them just so they can try to establish a history or have an event out of it.
I know for the Phillies the requirement is HOF, which is why Jim Bunning's #14 was retired decades after he last played (and after several other players, notably Pete Rose wore it) when he was elected by the Veterans' Committee.
I believe the Flyers have the same requirement, which is why Mark Howe's #2 was just retired. I think it's kind of dumb to retire a number after it's been worn by other players, but that's what they do.
Interesting. I imagine the older baseball teams would have criteria that stringent. Good to know.
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I know it's variable, but do any teams have actual guidelines for retiring numbers ["official" or not], and if so what are they?
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By the time his contract is up he would have spent more time as a Tiger than a Brewer, possibly hit his 500th and win a World Series or two.
Correct, but most of the players in the "wrong" uniforms lean towards people who have worn a specific jersey for 2 years or less. He'll have worn Milwaukee for six years. It will never look weird.
Wait for the 2022 "Players in the 'wrong' uniforms" thread, and see where sentiment swings then haha. But seriously, Fielder in a Brewers uniform will probably never look weird to current posters, but depending on how his Tigers tenure turns out, future posters will probably associate him almost exclusively with Detroit. It's like how I see Grant Hill. Despite playing more games, and earning more accolades, with the Pistons than with any of his other teams, it's been so long since he's worn a Pistons jersey, I associate him with the Suns more than any other team at this point.
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Pens get their Stanley Cup rings!
Wow, I knew championship rings had gotten much bigger in the last decade or two, but that pic really puts things in perspective. That thing is massive. Do any relatively recent players actually wear their rings regularly?
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Here's the retired number that makes the least sense to me:
Miami Heat* 23 - Michael Jordan, G, Contributions
Ugh, one of the most thoughtless retired numbers out there. That just wreaks of publicity stunt. Seriously, no team should ever retire a player's number who never even played for them (heck, I'm even opposed to teams who move and change identities retiring numbers from their far past).
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everyones talking about Favre as a Jet..... But what about this...
I don't know, maybe it's just me, but since I knew from early on that Favre started off with the Falcons, I don't find that pic strange.
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Same here. Although, for some reason, I also seem to think of him as Angels players too, despite never having a mental image of him in an Angels jersey.I actually remember Nolan Ryan best as a Texas Ranger. -
whoa, ben wallace bald? i never thought i'd see thati was trying to find chauncey billups on the raptors, but i couldn't, so i tip my hat to anybody that can.what i ended up finding was ben wallace, on the washington bullets, wizards, and his only season with the orlando magic.
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whoa, ben wallace bald? i never thought i'd see thati was trying to find chauncey billups on the raptors, but i couldn't, so i tip my hat to anybody that can.what i ended up finding was ben wallace, on the washington bullets, wizards, and his only season with the orlando magic.
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whoa, ben wallace bald? i never thought i'd see thati was trying to find chauncey billups on the raptors, but i couldn't, so i tip my hat to anybody that can.what i ended up finding was ben wallace, on the washington bullets, wizards, and his only season with the orlando magic.
Players in the "wrong" uniforms
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Now that I think about it, there are actually quite a few Hall of Famers (and other notable, retired All-Stars) from the last decade-ish, that made their mark whilst playing for multiple teams, and when I try to picture them in my mind, there's not really one consistent jersey I see them wearing everytime: