Best looking MLB jerseys, present and past.

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	St. Louis Cardinals, the one with the 2 red birds perched on a bat.
	5 (31%)
	New Yoik Yankees, with the classice intertwined NY logo.
	4 (25%)
	Atlanta Braves, the Hank Aaron era one with the blue shoulders.
	1 (6%)
	Chicago Cubs, the blue and red circles, target-like jersey.
	0 (0%)
	Cleveland Indians, the one with the large "I" initial cap jersey from the movie "Major League.".
	1 (6%)
	Pittsburgh Pirates, the Willie Stargel era one, and the old fashioned style cap to go with them.
	3 (19%)
	Houston Astros multi-colored stripped JR Richards era jersey.
	1 (6%)
	Los Angelos Dodgers, the mome jersey, pretty much unchanged except for the cap since te Koufasx/Drysdale era.
	1 (6%)
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1. What about the 1916 Dodgers with blue checks,

or the Giants of the same year in lavender checks?

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2. I tried to keep choices somewhat modern, that fans would remember.

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3. The Cardinals birds on the bat jersey goes back to 1922,

The Yankees interlocking NY to 1935 ( Ruth never wore it), and the Dodgers to 1938 (1952 with the red front numeral).

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5. Thanks for that info, redsharp.I didn't know Ruth never wore that jersey.

The Yanks did have the NY logo on their caps though? Seems I remember photos/film clips of him and Gehrig in the NY caps.

BTW, what's your favorite jersey?

I'm a Yankee fan but I think the Cardinal's red bird jersey is tops.

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7. Yes, the NY logo was on the cap during Ruth's years with the Yankees, and even before.

The logo went on the jersey in 1935, and his last year as a Yankee was 1934. Of the jerseys on your list, I chose the Dodgers. I always liked the white jersey with the royal blue script. The red numerals on the front of the home jerseys were added to make the unis special for the 1951 World Series. Oops! The Giants ruined that, so they were carried over to the next year.

My all time favorite is the 1932-35 White Sox home jersey. It had red block SOX letters running diagonally down the left side. The hole in the O was filled with a baseball, and a yellow bat ran underneath the letters.

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4. Is New Yoik some sort of stereotype?

Based on the way New Yoikas talk? They're not Bostonians, ya know!

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6. I know, I know. I caught the typo but for some reason can't seem to correct it...

with the edit function. Maybe has something to do with using the create a poll option.