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Detroit Tigers pinstripe uniforms from the 1920s. http://exhibits.baseballhalloffame.org/dressed_to_the_nines/detail_page.asp?fileName=al_1926_detroit.gif&Entryid=416

Like a tumor.

While I was at the Detroit Tigers game I saw a guy wearing the ugliest counterfeit Matt Stafford jersey. The shade of blue was way to light and I almost had to slap my brother after he suggested that color had "faded" from being a few years old (it was a "Reebok" jersey supposedly from before the NFL made the switch to Nike as the official jersey manufacturers.)

Is that Seth Rogan? We might need to start a thread called "Celebrities in the wrong places", and base it off of this topic.

I love the Jaguars New uniforms. The helmet might take some time to get used to, but the jerseys are absolutely beautiful. In fact, I think the new uniforms are miles better than the old ones.

I think that this uniform could've been beautiful if it didn't have the god awful diagonal stripe.

How do you add the voting options on polls? Do you just add them after posting a topic?

It's as iconic as the annual disappointment that is being a fan of a losing team! (I'm joking, after all, I am a Lions fan)

From what I read about Tom Glavine, he was considered as much of a hockey prospect as he was a baseball prospect. The hockey career he might have had....

I believe that should actually be posted in "Players in the right uniform".

Thank god that you didn't say Oregon. Yuck.

Doesn't a Rainbow guts era Astros uniform look wrong on just about anybody? It's so ugly that it's beautiful in some bizarre way!

I think that this is an underrated logo that the Brewers should bring back as a sleeve patch on their navy blue jerseys (in the modern color scheme, of course): And I do not only think that the Ball-In-Glove logo is a beautiful logo, I think that it's one of the best logos in the history of Major League Baseball.

I know people say that a Brewers jersey is the wrong one for Hank Aaron, but thinking about how much he meant to Milwaukee during his years as a Milwaukee Brave, I think it's kinda cool that he got to finish his career in the city in which he began it.

I like that the Cubs are wearing ten throwback uniforms this season.

I also like the logo of the former Boston Braves, which is the logo that I'm now using as my profile picture.

I am probably the only person who likes this logo, therefor making my liking of it a very unpopular opinion.

It's like my opinions came to life and spawned another person. I agree with all that you said.

Way off topic, but I think it's kinda funny that someone named "King of Rings" uses the Hartford Whalers logo as their profile picture. He must mean Avco World Trophies (Hartford won one), not Stanley Cup rings.

In my very honest opinion, this is the best logo the Diamondbacks have ever used: And this is the best logo the Texas Rangers have ever used: Of course, I might just be saying that because two of my favorite baseball players of all time wore them (The Big Unit with the D-Backs, The Ryan Express with the Rangers).

Being stuck in a nearly falling apart stadium like the Montreal Expos were forced to do until they moved to Washington.

It's not really a logo or uniform change, but I'm getting ready to go to the Toledo Mud Hens game tomorrow, in which they'll wear the Ghostbusters jerseys they revealed a couple months ago.

Those are the only brown and yellow Padres uniforms I find acceptable.

Whenever I see those, the first thought that pops into my mind is Mike Piazza's post 9/11 home run.

But i think the fans are trying to look like pirates !?Perhaps they're trying to look like the criminals they are. (Really bad joke)