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Old Fri Mar 25, 2011, 08:18am
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Originally Posted by IRISHMAFIA View Post
And to me it looked like the BU was wearing a sweater.
You are talking about a different picture. I'm referring to the accompanying picture with the glove. You are referring to the one embedded. I did not mention the sweater at all (I noticed it, and laughed).

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Then again, you are making enough money, why not have two jackets, one windbreaker and one lined for warmth? Then again, I bet you are wearing a pullover, too, which IMO is just not wearer-friendly in marginal temperatures.
I actually have three jackets: heavy/water repellent; lighter; one with the blue shoulder stripes. All three have half zippers.


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Well, you keep using a word that I just don't believe should be pertinent, style. Pfffft!
There is a difference between "Style" and "Stylish." At one time the Elbeco's were the "Style" (but were far from Stylish). Wearing long sleeve undershirt extending out of short sleeve shirts is Stylish, but isn't a style (or accepted) practice on the ball field.

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I do believe with partners dressing alike, it is part of being UNIFORM. It looks professional and I don't give a damn if it meets anyone's perception of style, that isn't why you are on the field.
You only have to meet the sanctioning body's definition of style, but not be a fashionista. Why did ASA change from Elbeco to the pull over? Or change their jacket from full zipper to pull over? Or even the logo on the ball bag? Because they tried to keep up with a current clothing style, some of which is based on material performance. Do you really want to still be wearing that awful shirt?

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There are time when an exception may be necessary. HOWEVER, that is what it is, an exception.
I'm not sure what this exactly means, so I'll attribute this to either an IPA or the local Dupont plant.
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