#8: High-cuffed Pants and Stirrups January 8, 2012
Posted by Sean in Beards (and other aesthetics), Burritos (and other awesome things), Sports (and other things relating to sports).Tags: Baseball, legs, socks
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Baseball is an old-timey game. A relic, if you will. That’s part of the charm of it– baseball is virtually the same as it was when our grandparents’ grandparents saw it, and it will be the same when our grandchildrens’ grandchildren watch it (unless blurnsball takes over by then). Part of the charm of today’s game is when players still dress in that “traditional” look, the high-cuffed pants and stirrupped-socks. There’s no way you can possibly say that this:
looks worse than this:
It’s just not possible. You’re wrong. No offense to Ryan Howard, Manny or David Wright, but that look just isn’t right. It’s interesting that I found that picture of Wright, in fact. If you do a quick Google search for him, there are some images of him with stirrups, and some without (like above). I wish I knew the answer, but perhaps it’s an institution of the new Mets regime? For their sake, I sure hope so. They may play like crap, but at least their legs will look good.
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