Winning Ugly: A Visual History of the Most Bizarre Baseball Uniforms Ever Worn

Radom, Todd

ISBN 10: 1683582284 / ISBN 13: 9781683582281

Editore: Sports Publishing, 2018

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• Titolo: Winning Ugly: A Visual History of the Most Bizarre Baseball Uniforms Ever Worn
• Editore: Sports Publishing
• Data di pubblicazione: 2018
• Lingua: Inglese
• ISBN 10: 1683582284
• ISBN 13: 9781683582281
• Rilegatura: Hardcover
• Condizione: new

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Riassunto

Baseball, our national pastime. All fans have great memories of their teams. We also remember those things that we wish we could forget: the errors, the mental mistakes . . . and the ugly uniforms.

In an ode to those eyesores, Todd Radom has collected and chronicled some of the swing-and-misses we’ve seen on the baseball diamond. Remember when the Chicago White Sox thought wearing shorts in 1977 was a good idea? How about when the Baltimore Orioles wore their all-orange jerseys in 1971? Do you remember the 1999 “Turn Ahead the Clock” campaign? Or the most recent all-camo jerseys of the San Diego Padres?

Yes, there is much to talk about when it comes to the odd uniform decisions teams have made over the years. But just like there’s love out there for French bulldogs or Christmas sweaters, ugly uniforms hold a warm place in the heart of all baseball fans, and Winning Ugly is just that: an ode to our favorites from today and yesterday that bring smiles and sighs to all baseball fans.

Sure they didn’t affect wins and losses (unless you mention Chris Sale), but a fan’s love and ire goes well beyond the current standings. So whether your team appears in Winning Ugly or not, fans of the sport will enjoy reliving the moments most teams would like to forget.

Informazioni sull?autore

Todd Radom is a graphic designer, professional sports branding expert, and writer. His work includes the official logos for Super Bowl XXXVIII, the 2009 NBA All Star Game, the graphic identities of multiple Major League Baseball teams, including the Washington Nationals and Los Angeles Angels, and league and team identity and branding for the Big 3 basketball league. He has provided commentary about sports logos and branding for ESPN College Gameday, National Public Radio, and the New York Times, and has been profiled or quoted in publications including the Washington Post, Chicago Tribune, Sports Illustrated, ESPN The Magazine, and Sporting News.