LETS GO BUCCOS !!!
LETS GO BUCCOS !!!
LETS GO BUCCOS !!!
That earlier picture of the Cobra smoking a cigarette is pretty popular when it comes to referencing the ugliest/worst uniforms in the history of baseball or any sport.
Here are some of the Cobra that may be new to a bunch of you.
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LETS GO BUCCOS !!!
And some more....
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Jason Giambi, age 19, living clean and pure, wearing pullovers and sansabelts and loving every minute of it!
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George Brett wearing the 'Ultimate Baseball Look', v-neck pullover jerseys and sansabelt pants. This was indeed 'The Golden Age' of the baseball uniform.
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Originally Posted by Blue387
The White Sox 1983 throwbacks for 2013 now on Twitter. I think it's okay.
It's indeed athletic wear, but they should have combined their '83 pullover with their '87 button-front into a whole new v-neck pullover jersey, now that would have been the 'Ultimate Baseball Look'. A missed opportunity for the South Siders.Ahhh the V-neck pullover. Now thats athletic wear.
The '83 uniform by itself is mediocre.
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Terry Francona, age 19, head full of hair, wearing pullovers and sansabelt pants, and loving every minute of it.
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For a time, in the '70s, the Rangers had 2 button pullover jerseys. Who came up with that idea? V-neck pullover jerseys are better than any jersey with any amount of buttons. With that said, here is Bump Wills, son of Maury.
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This one made me laugh like a hyena.
Funny how he looks like a midget in that photo but probably could have beat up the entire Mets team in about 20 seconds then.
"Why not me?" - Dan Quisenberry
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Boy, I remember that OF with Coleman in LF, McGee in CF, and Van Slyke in RF...Andy moved to CF after going to the Pirates and won some Gold Gloves there. A pitcher had to feel pretty good in Busch with those guys behind him, not going to give up too many HRs in that park and those three to chase down the flies that stayed in. Herzog never liked Van Slyke, never understood why.
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Joe Morgan wearing Oakland Athletics v-neck pullovers and sansabelt pants. The Reds' were better.
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Original Mariner Dan Meyer in Oakland v-neck pullover jersey and sansabelt pants
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Durham Bulls pitcher "Nuke" Laloosh
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Ken Griffey Jr. in 1997 wearing the 1977 Mariners v-neck pullover jersey and sansabelt pants and stirrups!
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Orel Hershiser in 1982, what a nerd. Albuquerque wore athletic wear but the Dodgers didn't?
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Jose Cruz wearing a Houston v-neck pullover jersey and sansabelt pants
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Carney Lansford as a California Angel.
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Rod Carew again. How lucky was this guy? He had the fortune of playing in v-neck pullover jerseys and sansabelt pants the majority of his big league career.
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This guy is looking good.
"(Shoeless Joe Jackson's fall from grace is one of the real tragedies of baseball. I always thought he was more sinned against than sinning." -- Connie Mack
"I have the ultimate respect for Whitesox fans. They were as miserable as the Cubs and Redsox fans ever were but always had the good decency to keep it to themselves. And when they finally won the World Series, they celebrated without annoying every other fan in the country."--Jim Caple, ESPN (Jan. 12, 2011)
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Dave Parker and that mask is about the scariest looking thing I've ever seen on a baseball diamond. I'm sure that image induced nightmares in small children.
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Tried to find a good picture of one of my favorite pitchers of that era, Mark Langston, but only found this small pic of a baseball card. Most of the much better photos of him I found were while he was wearing the button up jersey with belt (my preferred look, by far over this little league uniform he is wearing in this 1985 baseball card pic). Being a Mariners fan, I am sure you must have a better pic of Langston in your beloved sansa-whatever. I loved the era growing up then, but do not prefer the uniforms of that time. I do enjoy the pictures in this thread, however, because it reminds me of all those players I loved to watch play and collect their cards! Thanks for the work in digging up these photos! I will post more when I have the time to add to this great collection of 70s and 80s players.
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Playing for the Dodgers in Austin, TX (Central Texas Baseball League). Dodgers: 2-10. Positions: 2B, RF, C, 3B. (B/T) L/R. Currently: .267/.368/.333; 2 BB, 1 2B, 4 R, 2 RBI, 3 K, 3 SB in 10 G. Field: 12 innings 2B (3 PO, 2 A, 0 E), 12 innings RF (0 chances), 3 innings C (2 PO), 1 inning 3B (1 A). 3B!?! Hadn't played there since 1989!!!
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v-neck pullover jerseys and sansabelt pants represent the 'Ultimate Baseball Look' and were main reason, the only reason it was the 'Golden Age' of the baseball uniform.
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The uniform is the reason for the age of the uniform. Got it.
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