Posts by Austin Barnes2

mistyskipper10 said:Fine, let's assume this whole thing is just some kind of joke, 🤣
but even so, the jersey has absolutely nothing to do with the Dodgers' look—not the color placement, not the design itself... the only thing they actually shared was using those specific colors 34 years after we did. 🙂

Yeah, I used that just to give a general idea of the Barcelona and Atletico styles...
but in my opinion, that's completely irrelevant! I’m trying to give you my actual vision for this centennial jersey. We’re talking about the classic Dodgers look: the primary kit would be pure white, paired with blue shorts and socks... then the second kit would be those red and blue vertical stripes.

And for a special anniversary? We should go back to being all red—something reminiscent of how things were a hundred years ago before the authorities in Austria banned it. It would serve as a tribute to a legendary era. 🤷
That's how it will always be. 👍

I’d love to see those jerseys if they actually make them.😍 So maybe send them over to the front office before they screw up another one like they did with that centennial logo!

Is there anything else that hits quite like a cold shot of Jägermeister when you really need it? kaže:
What's this about a hundred cents sitting right there in the middle? 🤷

Nah, it doesn't give off those River Plate vibes at all, it’s definitely more like Paraguay. 🤣

What's the point in talking about some superstar or some wealthy guy from Paraguay?
So, we're looking at an original Los Angeles Dodgers jersey here, and get this—it actually predates the founding of the Yankees!

The Dodgers actually kicked things off wearing these vertical red and white stripes, which were meant to represent the colors on the American flag. Back then, the local Austrian administration in San Francisco was pretty determined to suppress any display of local identity, so they wouldn't let the new club adopt the national tricolor as their official colors. Once that option was off the table, they just went with red and blue—representing the flag and the ocean—and slapped the name "Hajduk" over the top in white lettering.Just some stuff I pulled off Wikipedia.