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Finally getting a fix LOL

My sister and b-i-l drove my nephews to Tempe, AZ this weekend to watch the Angels in a spring training game, or two.

I thought the ads on some of the jerseys was a bit tacky. I know many other sports do this although so far none of the "Big 4" (if you count hockey which is borderline at best) do so on the uniform except for the occasional logo by the uniform article maker.

It just doesn't belong in baseball.

tanstaafl2 wrote:I thought the ads on some of the jerseys was a bit tacky. I know many other sports do this although so far none of the "Big 4" (if you count hockey which is borderline at best) do so on the uniform except for the occasional logo by the uniform article maker.

It just doesn't belong in baseball.

Neither does the DH.

But there it is.

SportsFan68 wrote:

tanstaafl2 wrote:I thought the ads on some of the jerseys was a bit tacky. I know many other sports do this although so far none of the "Big 4" (if you count hockey which is borderline at best) do so on the uniform except for the occasional logo by the uniform article maker.

It just doesn't belong in baseball.

Neither does the DH.

But there it is.

What about the Designated Scritcher?

Evil Squirrel wrote:

SportsFan68 wrote:

tanstaafl2 wrote:I thought the ads on some of the jerseys was a bit tacky. I know many other sports do this although so far none of the "Big 4" (if you count hockey which is borderline at best) do so on the uniform except for the occasional logo by the uniform article maker.

It just doesn't belong in baseball.

Neither does the DH.

But there it is.

What about the Designated Scritcher?

Everyplace but Colorado.

tanstaafl2 wrote:I thought the ads on some of the jerseys was a bit tacky. I know many other sports do this although so far none of the "Big 4" (if you count hockey which is borderline at best) do so on the uniform except for the occasional logo by the uniform article maker.

It just doesn't belong in baseball.

Gotta turn this into a political thread:




Members of Congress should be compelled to wear uniforms like NASCAR drivers, so we can identify their corporate sponsors.

ulysses5019 wrote:

tanstaafl2 wrote:I thought the ads on some of the jerseys was a bit tacky. I know many other sports do this although so far none of the "Big 4" (if you count hockey which is borderline at best) do so on the uniform except for the occasional logo by the uniform article maker.

It just doesn't belong in baseball.

Gotta turn this into a political thread:




Members of Congress should be compelled to wear uniforms like NASCAR drivers, so we can identify their corporate sponsors.

rec

ulysses5019 wrote:

tanstaafl2 wrote:I thought the ads on some of the jerseys was a bit tacky. I know many other sports do this although so far none of the "Big 4" (if you count hockey which is borderline at best) do so on the uniform except for the occasional logo by the uniform article maker.

It just doesn't belong in baseball.

Gotta turn this into a political thread:




Members of Congress should be compelled to wear uniforms like NASCAR drivers, so we can identify their corporate sponsors.

This is a superb idea! The IRS also could issue stars or bars for government officials, elected or otherwise, who are up to date with federal and state income taxes.

Okay, I was thinking that the stars or bars could be worn on collars, but epaulettes might be better, so that income tax audits revealing gross irregularities could trigger dramatic ceremonies in which the shoulder decorations could be ripped off in front of national television cameras.

Holy cow! The Dominican Republic is out. Knocked out by The Netherlands, of all teams. --Bob

Evil Squirrel wrote:

SportsFan68 wrote:

tanstaafl2 wrote:I thought the ads on some of the jerseys was a bit tacky. I know many other sports do this although so far none of the "Big 4" (if you count hockey which is borderline at best) do so on the uniform except for the occasional logo by the uniform article maker.

It just doesn't belong in baseball.

Neither does the DH.

But there it is.

What about the Designated Scritcher?

You're dreamin again. There is no DS.