The Mets Police: Clearly These New York Mets Uniforms Were Better

Clearly These New York Mets Uniforms Were Better

I mentioned this briefly the other day - check out this awesome gallery of 69 Mets from Life Magazine.

Look at the shot of J.C. Martin. Look how great that road gray looks with just blue. Isn't that how you want your baseball team to look?

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Anonymous said :

October 17, 2009 at 11:13 AM

I want my baseball team to hustle and play smart. If they do that, I can get over it if they wear pink pajamas to the games.

Anonymous said :

October 17, 2009 at 12:18 PM

Not only should the Mets dump any and all black that appears on their uniforms, maybe the next thing to change is going back to stirrup socks and get rid of the "down past the ankles" pants.
Talk about played out! It's such a Tired look.

Those stupid looking pant style the players have worn for the last oh, decade or more looks ridiculous.

Time for a league mandate that says baseball pants are supposed to be shin to knee high...only. Like they are Supposed to be!

Glenn said :

October 17, 2009 at 1:45 PM

Classy, something that the guys in charge put after the $$$.

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