CrazyAnna

99% of the population:

1. Does not care if it is fake

2. Does not know it is a fake and wouldn't care if someone told them

I like jersey stripes with some sort of space in between.

For example:

GOOD

_________________

BAD:

__________

GOOD:

___________

BAD:

To me, the simple addition of space in between the stripes makes a world of a difference.

I maintain that these are the best jerseys either team has ever worn.

There's probably more examples of bad drop-shadowing than good, but that's because most teams do/did it to be "kewl" and didn't take the time to execute it correctly.

+1

Marlins/Expos

http://www.ebay.com/itm/Tom-Chambers-1992-93-Prototype-Sample-Road-Blue-Phoenix-Suns-Jersey-U-of-Utah-/310528356485?pt=US_Basketball_Fan_Shop&hash=item484ceeb085

Never seen or heard of this prototype from the Suns.

Did I just read cannibalism? lmao, wow

It's a $20 Notre Dame jersey. What do you expect?

Fitting song: Cinderlla's "Don't know what you got till it's gone"

I hated their road and alternate unifroms, but their home whites from 2002-2010 were beautiful.

These were miles better:

Sure, for a comic book superhero. They're update in 2002 was a much need change and looked really good.

Fitting song: Cinderlla's "Don't know what you got till it's gone"

I hated their road and alternate unifroms, but their home whites from 2002-2010 were beautiful.

I'd like to see the NBA, MLB, and NCAA adopt a strict uniform policy similar to the NFL. Honestly how many alternate uniforms does a team need? It's a ridiculous money making ploy. I'd like to see teams limited to one alternate unifom, which could only be worn a certain number of times per year.

That would require competent Commissioners.

I thought that the Cavs black alternate from the 2010-2011 were cool. It's basically the Lebron James jersey with the 90s Cavs colors

Completely agree. I think the addition of a white home version just switching the white on the trim for black as well as a blue alt would make this one of if not the best set in the NBA.

Those are pretty cool. When did they wear them?

This is the WORST the Seahawks have ever looked.

This is unpopular? I loved this look.

Nope, not directed you you, sorry for the confusion.

Gotcha.

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Simply put, wow! There is no word that can state how pathetic this is.

Really? Of all the awful counterfeits out there, you choose that one?

Huh? You don't see the humor in this Nike Elite 2012 Seahawks jersey?

No, I don't. I'm just saying it's a nice jersey. If I saw someone wearing that, I might even compliment them on it.

??? Uh, it's the wrong jersey.

Simply put, wow! There is no word that can state how pathetic this is.

Really? Of all the awful counterfeits out there, you choose that one?

Huh? You don't see the humor in this Nike Elite 2012 Seahawks jersey?

Simply put, wow! There is no word that can state how pathetic this is.

http://item.mobileweb.ebay.com/viewitem?itemId=290707303750&index=18&nav=SEARCH&nid=87139830095

How about this?

Looks fake to me and has the token china fake price tag.

Here they come!!

This is the best uniform in the NBA. I'm not sure HOW unpopular this opinion is, but it's definitely polarizing.

From your front view picture, yes, it is a beautiful uniform. But the white side paneling ruin it. Why on Earth did Golden State add the white? This uniform would be a Top 3 uniform without those white side panels.

Not sure if I've mentioned this yet, but this is my favourite Blue Jays logo:

That logo would be perfect for one of their minor-league teams.

Didn't take long for the new Blue Jays and Marlins jerseys to hit the China counterfit market. They are sneaky and fast!

It does still bother me that people on a sports logos message board are defending the act of copyright infringement. Might as well go to a SAG forum and defense movie piracy, amirite?

That's not a very strong point. I visit this site because of my interest in sports logos and uniforms, not because of an interest in trying to root out copyright infringement. They are two totally separate issues. It's possible to enjoy sports logos and not care about copyright infringement, just like it's ok to enjoy movies via bootleg, or to enjoy beer despite the fact that it has caused deaths.