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[BillyMac]

Originally Posted by just another ref

Makes seeing that the headband/wristband colors all match seem pretty simple.

I had a game last night where three of the starters on the visiting team wore legal color long sleeved undershirts. I know that's it's legal, but, what's that all about?

Also many young fans in the stands were wearing MLB team logo baseball caps, with MLB license holographic logos still stuck to the brim of the cap. Back in my youth, those logos, if they existed back then, which they didn't, would have come off the brim, along with the price tag, as soon as I walked out of the store. What's that all about?

[Rich]

Originally Posted by BillyMac

I had a game last night where three of the starters on the visiting team wore legal color long sleeved undershirts. I know that's it's legal, but, what's that all about?

Also many young fans in the stands were wearing MLB team logo baseball caps, with MLB license holographic logos still stuck to the brim of the cap. Back in my youth, those logos, if they existed back then, which they didn't, would have come off the brim, along with the price tag, as soon as I walked out of the store. What's that all about?

It's the modern day equivalent of Minnie Pearl.

Flat brim, 5950 tag still on, hat crooked on head. And probably a Yankees hat in a color other than Yankees colors. Ridiculous looking. I'm getting old, I guess.

[grunewar]

Originally Posted by RichMSN

Ridiculous looking.

Absolutely agree.

Originally Posted by RichMSN

I'm getting old, I guess.

Beats the alternative.

And here all these yrs I thought those brims were to prevent the sun from getting in your eyes. I guess with them on backwards you can run faster (aerodynamics I suppose) and the back of your neck won't get sun burned. Back in the day, who knew?

[BillyMac]

Originally Posted by grunewar

I thought those brims were to prevent the sun from getting in your eyes.

That's it. The MLB license holographic logos reflect more sunlight.