Anyone else not like the way players wear their unfirom pa..

On 08 Aug 2003 01:49:55 GMT, petepanaro DeleteThis @aol.comgoaway (Oooh your so
cool Brewster) wrote:

>The style where they remove the elastic from the cuffs and wear them all the
>way down, like jeans? Can't stand it, plus it's not even stylish looking, if
>that's the intent.
>
>
That's been the "style" for a while now. However, I was at a
Pirates-Brewers game not long ago and 2 of the Brewers wore their
pants down to just below the knee, so you could see a lot of sock.
One of these rebels was Royce Clayton, the other may have been
Podsednik.
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> On 08 Aug 2003 01:49:55 GMT, petepanaro RemoveThis @aol.comgoaway (Oooh your so
> cool Brewster) wrote:
>
> >The style where they remove the elastic from the cuffs and wear them all
the
> >way down, like jeans? Can't stand it, plus it's not even stylish
looking, if
> >that's the intent.
> >
> >
> That's been the "style" for a while now. However, I was at a
> Pirates-Brewers game not long ago and 2 of the Brewers wore their
> pants down to just below the knee, so you could see a lot of sock.
> One of these rebels was Royce Clayton, the other may have been
> Podsednik.

Jim Thome and Alfonso Soriano also usually show a lot of sock

I think one of the first players to mutilate his pants as was described was
Manny Ramirez (in 2001?), and I remember he and other Red Sox teammates were
warned to stop it (by umpires or the commissioner's office?), but I guess it
never was enforced.
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