larrypep

No, it was made for him when he was listed as the emergency kicker, but he never wore it in a game.

In AMERICA, pretty sure Flutie will always be associated with the Bills. Couldn't tell you what team(s) he played for in Canada. I agree in the US he will be forever known as a Buffalo Bill.

I agree with this notion too. When I think of Johnny Damon, I think of him as a Red Sox with that big hair and beard. WWJDD?

Really, that's Steve Bono wearing 28?

This one is actually on-topic. I wouldn't consider the Olympic, North Carolina, or Laney pictures "wrong uniforms".

LMAO on this one.

Here's a Legend in the wrong uniform. Changed his customary white trunks with the black stripe for the red trunks with the white stripe, and suffered his first loss.

I was with Buc in renaming the thread, but after I saw this? F*** it. Just shut the whole damn thing down. The is the "Legends in the wrong uniforms" thread...and this motherf***er posts Mark "I didn't know he was still in NBA" Madsen. This s*** didn't just jump the shark, it jumped all the sharks...San Jose Sharks, Iron Chef Shark, Jets and Sharks, the Jersey Shore Shark attacks of 1916, and even those 3 mechanical sharks from the "Jaws" flicks. Jon Koncak as an Orlando Magic. I think most of us remember him as a "legend" for the Atlanta Hawks. And let's not shut this thread down, it's my only claim to fame here!

Favre, as a Jet as a NY Titan:

Wow, he's already working out with them?

An interesting photo essay from Sports Illustrated, originally published in 2005, showing legends wearing the "wrong uniforms". http://sportsillustrated.cnn.com/multimedi.../content.1.html My favorites: Joe Namath as an L.A. Ram: Willie Mays as a NY Met: Hank Aaron as a Milwaukee Brewer: