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but Phil Hughes is wearing the wrong hat. MLB changed this year to the "performance headwear," and the under sides of the bill of the cap is now always black. They're showing a bunch of closeups of Huges on YES on MLB.TV, and Hughes' bill is greyish white - last year's model.

Didn't Wells get in trouble for wearing an old Yankee hat a few years back instead of the one he was supposed to be wearing?

I'm not suggesting he get ejected or anything, but if Trembley or someone on the bench noticed and made a point of it, maybe a little gamesmanship could rattle the kid.

Random thought, I know, but maybe someone on the bench has a laptop and notices this thread;)

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but Phil Hughes is wearing the wrong hat. MLB changed this year to the "performance headwear," and the under sides of the bill of the cap is now always black. They're showing a bunch of closeups of Huges on YES on MLB.TV, and Hughes' bill is greyish white - last year's model.

Didn't Wells get in trouble for wearing an old Yankee hat a few years back instead of the one he was supposed to be wearing?

I'm not suggesting he get ejected or anything, but if Trembley or someone on the bench noticed and made a point of it, maybe a little gamesmanship could rattle the kid.

Random thought, I know, but maybe someone on the bench has a laptop and notices this thread;)

Wow...you need a hobby. Why not come obsess over Matt Wieters with the rest of us? You can do that here, here, and here! :D

MATT WIETERS MATT WIETERS MATT WIETERS MATT WIETERS!!!!

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but Phil Hughes is wearing the wrong hat. MLB changed this year to the "performance headwear," and the under sides of the bill of the cap is now always black. They're showing a bunch of closeups of Huges on YES on MLB.TV, and Hughes' bill is greyish white - last year's model.

Didn't Wells get in trouble for wearing an old Yankee hat a few years back instead of the one he was supposed to be wearing?

I'm not suggesting he get ejected or anything, but if Trembley or someone on the bench noticed and made a point of it, maybe a little gamesmanship could rattle the kid.

Random thought, I know, but maybe someone on the bench has a laptop and notices this thread;)

I actually find that interesting, too.

Go to www.uniwatchblog.com

It's a place for people like us.

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Ugh. No. Can't you read??? I said that David Wells is in the stands wearing a Matt Wieters jersey. And eating 14 hot dogs.

I am glad that you didn't say that Wieters was in the stands with a Yankee cap on, sitting next to Jack Cust and being interviewed by Amber while at the same time text messaging Mark Teixeira! :D

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As a "people like us" I can say the following:

1) As much as I read Uni Watch, Paul Lukas' "no purple, no black and everyone should wear '70s style stirrups" thing is getting really old...

2) I distinctly recall Sam Perlozzo wearing last years cap earlier this season. With the Yankee$ having last changed their home uniform in 1867, I'm sure their guys turn up in new old gear all the time...

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As a "people like us" I can say the following:

1) As much as I read Uni Watch, Paul Lukas' "no purple, no black and everyone should wear '70s style stirrups" thing is getting really old...

2) I distinctly recall Sam Perlozzo wearing last years cap earlier this season. With the Yankee$ having last changed their home uniform in 1867, I'm sure their guys turn up in new old gear all the time...

I agree with both of those assessments (except for one point). I may be a Patriots fan, but I do like the Ravens too and I think they pull off wearing purple (and black) with class. It works for them.

I do think baseball players should dress like baseball players instead of kids getting ready for bed. Stirrups, or at least high socks, get two thumbs up from me. Pajama pants do not.

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