Authentic MLB Umpire Pants

[mbyron]

Originally Posted by umpduck11

So he didn't wear pants while he was alive ?

LOL! Everyone knows that Nestor wore a toga (plus armor while on the Trojan plains).

[GarthB]

Originally Posted by mbyron

LOL! Everyone knows that Nestor wore a toga (plus armor while on the Trojan plains).

I've wondered if anyone understood your reference. Maybe if you add the baseball connection of a homer?

[mbyron]

Originally Posted by GarthB

I've wondered if anyone understood your reference. Maybe if you add the baseball connection of a homer?

I just KNEW that you'd be the one to comment on this, mon frère! While I appreciate your suggestion, I'm not sure I should be the one to mentor others. I'm afraid you've discovered my Achilles heel, and I expect you'll be hectoring me about it for the rest of the odyssey of this thread.

Or were you talking about "The Simpsons"?

[SanDiegoSteve]

I think I'm about to be ill-iad.

[DG]

I don't know why anyone would be interested in having a used pair of pants once belonging to a MLB umpire.

[LMan]

Can I get an amen from the bobbleheads?


(apologies to Rich )

[kylejt]

Originally Posted by DG

I don't know why anyone would be interested in having a used pair of pants once belonging to a MLB umpire.

There are a lot of MLB umpire groopies here. They memorize their numbers, speculate on which minor league umpire will get the call, have fanasty umpire leagues, etc.

I guess the next logical step would be to wear their used pants. Either that or staking out there house, rooting through their garbage, and finding out what they had for breakfast before a playoff game.

To each his own, I guess.

[JJ]

Sal, did you already go through the pockets?

JJ

[bob jenkins]

Originally Posted by kylejt

There are a lot of MLB umpire groopies here. They memorize their numbers, speculate on which minor league umpire will get the call, have fanasty umpire leagues, etc.

I guess the next logical step would be to wear their used pants. Either that or staking out there house, rooting through their garbage, and finding out what they had for breakfast before a playoff game.

To each his own, I guess.

I almost expected to see this in the notice from Sal:

MLB Umpire pants, cleaned: $50

MLB Umpire pants, not cleaned: $100