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johnnysama

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  1. No pictures, but the Los Angeles Dodgers played the Arizona Diamondbacks for two series (April and July) @ then-Bank One Ballpark in the D-Backs first year in 1998, wearing their 1977-98 road uniforms (w/ the Dodgers script outlined in white and white-blue-white sleeve trim)....... the Dodgers changed the road set the next year.

  2. Two years before their move to the NFC (and getting new uniforms); the Seahawks (in the 1980s-era set) met the St. Louis Rams (year one of the 'modern' set). I have yet to find a pic of this.

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    Also odd about this matchup, and correct me if I'm wrong, is that the Rams are using regular block numbers, when they ended up using a different typeface a year later. Furthermore, the Seahawks are the home team here, playing outdoors at Husky Stadium. Here's a link to the Getty page with a few more Seahawks/Rams photos.

    I'm not sure what i miss most...those old Seahawks sets, that particular iteration of the Rams' sets (and at any rate the gold pants in general)...or the days before exclusive apparel/uniform contracts and the subsequent proprietary templating/fabric epidemic.

    (Coincidentally, both those sets were produced by Puma that year. Funny little coincidence.)

    Thanks for the find. :)

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    From 2006, the last year of the 1988 set for the Chargers, and year two for the current set for the Cardinals.

    The 1988 set had pant stripes, no bolts.

    OK, slight change: A slight derivative of their look first introduced in 1988.

  3. - Yet another video, it's the 1992 Expos (in their uniforms they'd wear for the remainder of their time in Montreal, which was introduced the season of this clip) vs the racing stripe Mets (they'd switched to button-down jerseys by this time; the uniform set was on its way out then, but it is kind of a vestige of the 1980s, so it merits mentioning here).
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