ConcreteCharlie

Redskins wearing yellow pants > Redskins wearing red pants

Bruce Armstrong also looked wrong in them

these all strike me as rare

I don't mind all of them. Jagr remains more productive than most because of his size, patience, stickhandling, & able to create space without speed. Guys like Iginla & Recchi, those are players I get tired of... chasing rings instead of playing for fun. Does anyone really play just for fun or the love of the game? Most if not all play for rings and make the most money they can make for themselves.The thing I love about Chip Kelly is that he got rid of players that did it for the money, and acquired players that love football

even stranger

He even made a blurry colts logo for the background helmet. very intricate

This might actually get me crucified, but here goes.....I like the bengals helmet that says BENGALS more than the one they wear now with the stripes. Yes you read that correctly

But old time hockey.like eddie shore!

i think both should always be played on natural grass

Holy Smokes this happened

Knee injury kept him from actually playing for the Pats

That's Thome in his rookie number 6

its a very 70s/80s look. When Teixeira was on the Braves his sleeves might have been shorter than Ugglas

You have no idea if this will wind up being a wrong uniform. He's done hardly anything anywhere else so it wouldn't take much for this to look right. Not that I expect him to really do anything with the Eagles but still I don't think newly traded players belong in this thread

Hmm, I'm open to a tweak or two but I dunno if orange is the answer... anyone wanna take a stab at how this might look? Maybe I need to see it to believe it.Edit: I just made a quick workup of it right now... how come I can't post the picture here? Rear numbers are orange. But their Blue, Orange, Black would be much better. Not sure about the yellow or green (shades of their logo) This is incorrect. The rear numbers on the gray jerseys are black with a silver outline and an orange (specifically red-orange) trim at the bottom of the numbers. The only jersey to have orange numbers are the black alternate jerseys and the black BP jerseys.As for the wordmark, no versions of their wordmarks for either Miami or Marlins are orange, they are all either white or black, which is why I was curious about your suggestion for an orange wordmark. There is also no green on any of their uniform logos. Yellow is only used to trim the middle portion of the M on their caps/helmets, sleeve patch, and chest wordmark. Yellow is used nowhere else. I stand corrected, I don't know why I thought green. Maybe I was thinking of the stadium wall color. I saw the rear numbers after I posted that, and I was too lazy to edit. No problem. Marlins Park has that lime green wall color (which actually looks ok in person as tv makes it look almost fluorescent) but also the ballpark is divided into four quadrants by color, red yellow blue and green, so some early logos, brochures, and other stadium related materials occasionally have some green in them so this often gets confused with the colors the team actually wears. For a little clarity on the four quadrant colors they're based off the artist Joan Miro who mostly uses those four colors in his artwork. Each quadrant is color coded so that you always have a sense of where you are in the ballpark. Even the four parking garages are color coded so that if you are sitting in say the yellow section you know to park in the yellow garage so you are closer to ur seating section and can thus get to ur car quicker after the game."You know those gigantic balls people put on top of their cars so they can find it in the parking lot? Everyone should have one of those!" - Homer Simpson

Look at him here

Chris Sabo

No, no, no, no ... THIS ...

These might've been posted too but what the hell

I always thought he was wearing a suit or something

I just now realized that his body is a W

Sad that half the guys in that picture are dead.