Yes. Both.

And yet they are worn together in the minors.

They must have a different fashion consultant.

Alors, no matter for me. We no longer wear navy.

Just cause MiLB wears them doesn't make them attractive.

This season is the first I'm required to own multiple color shirts, believe it or not. Navy or powder is required for HS here and black or polo blue is required for college (first time this season).

Oh, I agree. I said that when MLB wore red.

However, "attractive", or, as was first discussed, "goes together", is really subjective.

Black shoes, belt and ball bags with a navy shirt or navy pullover is sharp.

There's my 2 cents.

Agreed. That was our association uni three years ago, with black hat, as well. Black, as an accessory color, works well, imo, even with navy.

We dumped the navy shirts and navy pullovers two years ago for black, "pro-light blue" and cream. American Legion tried to get us to wear silver, but after a one season trial, they went the way of red.

I agree, I also wore my new Gerry Davis Dark Pants this past weekend for my frist Division I game. Whew, I felt like a pro out there in that getup.

CBUAO? I find that the Davis plate pants are not as generous in the rise.

And I was one of those who had the "opportunity" to wear that silver shirt. I learned to not wear a red T-shirt under it. I couldn't be called "Blue" :eek:

No, I am in the south. Generous in the rise? Not sure what this means. They fit me well though.

No, no free-ballin here. My boys need a house!

Unless you're wearing a blue belt and shoes, don't wear blue ball bags. They are accessories, thus, should match. You wouldn't wear navy socks, would you?

Look, do what you want. It's America. I'm just saying, IMO, navy is for hobos. That also goes for white t-shirts under anything.

(I'm guessing I'm giving fashion advice to guys who buy their suits at Target)

Mr. Blackwell.

And the Village People.

Actually, those folks would be more likely not to wear the wrong colors together. I'm thinking more in the lines of Archie Bunker types.

Not that there's anything wrong with either.