Players on the "RIGHT" Team, but "WRONG" Uniform

[RichO 548]

He had more of his peak in the Black Jays, but other than the #52, I'm not totally sold on the wrongness of those for Halladay. He had his breakthrough and first Cy Young in those uniforms before the change.

[TorontoFan0906 25]

6 hours ago, SilverBullet1929 said:

Roy Halladay Edition...

This was the identity the Jays wore when I first started following them, and to this day they're still my favourite. My father is partial to the original, and most fans are into the new stuff, but this resonates with me. I especially loved the blue with red letters and the white with blue sleeves.

[tubby34 228]

[MCM0313 2,650]

8 hours ago, tubby34 said:

I think those are underrated.

[Ferdinand Cesarano 4,525]

2 hours ago, MCM0313 said:

10 hours ago, tubby34 said:

I think those are underrated.

 

Dr. Jack's jacket is underrated.

That uniform stinks.
 

[Sport 13,391]

On 10/31/2017 at 10:00 AM, MCM0313 said:

This is interesting. I'm guessing it's during Brady's rookie season of 2000, during the preseason, and the new pants weren't in yet?

 

It's from a practice before the Super Bowl in 2002 (2001 season). I looked up Roberto Schmidt on Getty and other images from that practice came up with the time stamp. Interesting that at the end of the second season of their current uniforms they were not only still using the old gear for practice pants, but they were packing it for a practice away from their facilities.

 

In 2009 when the Bengals were on Hard Knocks I saw a few players wearing the pre-2004 pants and I though it was just a cheap-skate Bengals move. 

[MCM0313 2,650]

13 minutes ago, Ferdinand Cesarano said:

 

Dr. Jack's jacket is underrated.

That uniform stinks.
 

Well, I'm sure it does. Most basketball players get pretty sweaty. It looks nice to these eyes, though.

 

Of course, I think the Pacers' current uniforms are probably their best ever, so I may not have the most orthodox tastes. 

 

Also, agree that the suit and tie look nice and wish more coaches in both football and basketball would dress that well today.

[Ferdinand Cesarano 4,525]

1 hour ago, MCM0313 said:

1 hour ago, Ferdinand Cesarano said:

Dr. Jack's jacket is underrated.

That uniform stinks.
 

Well, I'm sure it does. Most basketball players get pretty sweaty. It looks nice to these eyes, though.

 

Of course, I think the Pacers' current uniforms are probably their best ever, so I may not have the most orthodox tastes. 

 

Also, agree that the suit and tie look nice and wish more coaches in both football and basketball would dress that well today.

 

I was referring to the colour of the jacket more than to the fact that it's a suit jacket.  

Because NBA coaches wear suits, the jacket should have a team insignia, such as on Hank Stram's suit.

 

Baseball gets it right by outfitting the manager and coaches in uniforms.  But I also like the practice in soccer, where each manager decides on a game-by-game basis whether to wear a suit or casual wear or the team's gear.

    

 

 

And I also think that the Pacers' current uniforms are excellent.

 

[Jer15 997]

18 hours ago, TorontoFan0906 said:

This was the identity the Jays wore when I first started following them, and to this day they're still my favourite. My father is partial to the original, and most fans are into the new stuff, but this resonates with me. I especially loved the blue with red letters and the white with blue sleeves.

Yeah, me too. The Blue with red letters is just an awesome jersey. The hat he's wearing in that picture (red bill) is my "daily wear" hat, gone through a few of them over the years.

 

 

[MCM0313 2,650]

4 hours ago, Ferdinand Cesarano said:

 

I was referring to the colour of the jacket more than to the fact that it's a suit jacket.  

Because NBA coaches wear suits, the jacket should have a team insignia, such as on Hank Stram's suit.

 

Baseball gets it right by outfitting the manager and coaches in uniforms.  But I also like the practice in soccer, where each manager decides on a game-by-game basis whether to wear a suit or casual wear or the team's gear.

    

 

 

And I also think that the Pacers' current uniforms are excellent.

 

I think coaches' suits should be team-colored myself.

[Lenny Dykstra 147]

[MCM0313 2,650]

6 minutes ago, Lenny Dykstra said:

Don't remind me of how good they looked before they became the Titans...

[johnnysama 876]

Gizmo Williams was mentioned in the "Players in the 'Wrong' Uniforms" thread, but here he is again, with his only 'wrong' uniform for the right team: The 'modern' style Eskimos (he's more associated with the 1980s set with the 'EE' monogram on the sleeves).

[TheRealPepman 363]

Kevin Garnett

Ryan Smyth

Keith Tkachuk

Ilya Kovalchuk

Doug Weight

Neymar

Brian Leetch

Mike Richter

Mark Messier

Vladmir Tarasenko

David Backes

Chris Pronger

Rod Brind'Amour

[Krz 1,922]

Michael Young will always be a ranger

[BrianLion 1,456]

^ a good example for the "wrong team" thread. 

[MCM0313 2,650]

On 11/21/2017 at 9:58 AM, BrianLion said:

^ a good example for the "wrong team" thread. 

Agreed...although didn't he win a WS with Philly?

[Lenny Dykstra 147]

13 hours ago, MCM0313 said:

Agreed...although didn't he win a WS with Philly?

Negative. His only season with them was in 2013. He was traded before September when the Phils were 22 games behind the Braves. An extremely forgettable stint.

[MCM0313 2,650]

3 hours ago, Lenny Dykstra said:

Negative. His only season with them was in 2013. He was traded before September when the Phils were 22 games behind the Braves. An extremely forgettable stint.

Oh, wow. For some reason I remember him with Philly but not so much with the Dodgers.

[johnnysama 876]

Tony Eason, Patriots QB extraordinaire of the 1980s, spent his rookie year wearing the 1970s-era Pats uniforms before they went to the UCLA-striped jerseys.