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Tampa Bay will now be one of 16 teams with four jerseys. In addition to the traditional home ,moncler jackets,whites and road grays, the Rays will continue to wear a navy blue alternate for selected home and road day games.
I like the occasional use of the throwback look, but not every week. John Cena used to come out every week on the WWE's weekly "SmackDown!" program, sporting a different retro jersey every week. He would wear a different league jersey every week, alternating between the NBA, NFL, MLB, or whatever he could find that would look good. But it was one person doing it. He was able to pull it off and still keep the nostalgia of the look intact. Nowadays, it seems to be as regular as the traditional home and road jerseys. I like the alternate jerseys that teams wear from time to time, just to change things up. But personally, there should only be a certain set of days during baseball or basketball season to do wear the old jerseys. And maybe one or two weeks during the NFL season where the teams would sport the cl.ic look. Plus, it would make for a great promotional night for the stadium.
Manufactured by Majestic Athletic, the new alternate jersey is a Columbia blue button-down with navy blue RAYS outlined in white trim across the chest and featuring the Rays sunburst. The sunburst is slightly larger than the one on the home and road jerseys. Navy trim surrounds the sleeves and collar, extending down the front of the jersey. The player's name is featured on the back in white outlined in navy. The player's number is navy outlined in white.
''American Idol'' winner Ruben Studdard filed a lawsuit last week against 205 Flava, makers of the jerseys he made famous during the competition, arguing that the company has profited from his image without compensating him. But the company says it secretly paid ,Shop NFL Jerseys,Studdard to wear the shirts, emblazoned with the area code of his native Birmingham, in possible violation of his contract with the ''Idol'' producers, which forbade him from seeking outside endorsements.The firm's owners and lawyers held a press conference on Monday, where they displayed several checks made out to the singer's brother, Kevin Studdard, or his manager, Ron Edwards, so as not to tip off the Fox network. They said they paid Ruben $1,000 a week at first, then $1,500 after he asked for more money, for a total of $10,000 in payouts, the Birmingham News ,Wholesale ED HARDY,reports. He told the owners to ''keep this confidential,'' their lawyer told the News. | |
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