Mets "jersey" style T-shirts

[Fman99]

Blue, black, orange, home "Mets" or even road "New York" and the number on the front, a player's name and number on the back. Good/bad/indifferent?

Everyone who knows me knows that these are a good fallback option for a gift for me, so I have a bunch of these now.

Blue - Carter 8, Reyes 7, Wright 5
Black - Beltran 15, Santana 57
Grey - Wright 5
Beige - Seaver 41 (Cooperstown collection)

Fboy has three also -- all blue (Santana, Wright and Reyes). I am wondering what the CPF consensus is...

[Benjamin Grimm]

I said okay for kids. Both of mine have the black t-shirts: My son has WRIGHT and my daughter has REYES.

Me, I'm too old to wear somebody else's name on my back. The only Mets stuff I currently have are caps. If I were to wear a Mets shirt it certainly wouldn't look anything like a jersey.

[Guest Kong76]

I'm not big on 'em, took ok for kids also. I think I bought my wife a Santana
one but maybe I just meant to. She likes the band.

I have a snow white, road grey, and pinstripes "authentic" jerseys and a "re-
plica" road black. I also have one of those orange batting practice jerseys
that everyone hates but I liked. I wore it to Shea's final game.

[A Boy Named Seo]

I said yes across the board. I don't often find occasions in my adulthood where wearing a sports jersey feels right, and when I do, the expense is ridiculous and I couldn't let myself pull the trigger anyway.

The fake t-shirt jersey is a cool-lookin' affordable alternative to me. I've got a black Pedro, white Beltran, and and orange Matsui. The last one's my favorite.

A blue Perez 46 might be in my future.

[A Boy Named Seo]

="Kong76":2txpo0zf]I'm not big on 'em, took ok for kids also. I think I bought my wife a Santana one but maybe I just meant to. She likes the band. I have a snow white, road grey, and pinstripes "authentic" jerseys and a "re- plica" road black. I also have one of those orange batting practice jerseys that everyone hates but I liked. I wore it to Shea's final game.[/quote:2txpo0zf] I like that orange one.

Nymr83 Feb 22 2009 10:12 AM

I don't think I've worn these in years. I had Olerud in black, Piazza in white, no other ones that i can think of.

metirish Feb 22 2009 10:35 AM

I got gifts of a black Wight with Mets on the front and a blue Mr Met one, I like them.

OlerudOwned Feb 22 2009 10:43 AM

Yes on all. Jerseys are freaking expensive, man.

Kong76 Feb 22 2009 10:45 AM

Side note: I don't do names and numbers on my jerseys. If someone wants to buy me a jersey with a name and number, I'll take a road grey with either Koosman, Matlack, or Kingman on it. I almost got a Carter #8 moons ago, they way he turned out I'm glad I didn't succumb to the temptation 'cause I probably wouldn't wear it.

A Boy Named Seo Feb 22 2009 11:02 AM

="Kong76"]Side note: I don't do names and numbers on my jerseys. If someone wants to buy me a jersey with a name and number, I'll take a road grey with either Koosman, Matlack, or Kingman on it. I almost got a Carter #8 moons ago, they way he turned out I'm glad I didn't succumb to the temptation 'cause I probably wouldn't wear it. I was gonna ask. A Kingman would be pretty neat, man. The first time I was at Shea, I almost almost ponied up the dough for a Rickey Gutierrez #6 that was on sale in the pro shop. I only wanted it cause it's my last name, too. It was '05, I guess, and he was already gone from the team, but they still wanted close to two hundy for it. Awesome souvenir, but I couldn't let myself. Someone gave me a black Piazza replica and the letters are in white and it looks cheesy. This style:

themetfairy Feb 22 2009 11:22 AM

I said OK for kids - I personally don't love the style as a t-shirt.

DocTee Feb 22 2009 11:50 AM

Nope. I'm still waiting on FAFIF to get some of the retired number tees in XL.

batmagadanleadoff Feb 22 2009 12:16 PM

="Kong76":eyqm7cfx]Side note: I don't do names and numbers on my jerseys. If someone wants to buy me a jersey with a name and number, I'll take a road grey with either Koosman, Matlack, or Kingman on it. I almost got a Carter #8 moons ago, they way he turned out I'm glad I didn't succumb to the temptation 'cause I probably wouldn't wear it.[/quote:eyqm7cfx] Since you (sort of) raised the issue, what do you think of a jersey style customized to a player who never wore that particular style? Like for example, buying a current style road grey Mets jersey with the black drop shadows and customizing it to, say, Matlack, who never played in a Mets jersey that had the color black, and never wore a Mets jersey that had his last name across the top of the back? Kong76 Feb 22 2009 12:50 PM Probably a bad idea mixing eras, I get carried away. Guess I'll stick to no names and no numbers. Edgy DC Feb 22 2009 01:21 PM I think I'll get a full jersey when the Mets sign somebody with my last name, so they'll mass-produce it and make it affordable. The cost of the customizing is killer. Gwreck Feb 22 2009 04:07 PM You don't have the correct poll choice. The answer is: they're fine, regardless of age. I have a few which are generally only worn to the games. Of course, nothing in black is acceptable. Fman99 Feb 22 2009 05:18 PM ="Gwreck":2orazl7m]You don't have the correct poll choice. The answer is: they're fine, regardless of age. I have a few which are generally only worn to the games. Of course, nothing in black is acceptable.[/quote:2orazl7m] Actually there is an "OK only in blue" choice for the color purists out there. Benjamin Grimm Feb 22 2009 05:40 PM I hate the black uniforms, but the black t-shirts look pretty good. Gwreck Feb 22 2009 06:10 PM ="Fman99":2ltu58ot]Actually there is an "OK only in blue" choice for the color purists out there.[/quote:2ltu58ot] Yabbbbut I've got a gray one too, which is just fine as it matches the road uniform. I'll vote that category though. Edgy DC Feb 22 2009 06:47 PM Yankee jerseys and shirts with the players' names on them --- highly disapprove. seawolf17 Feb 22 2009 07:27 PM ="Edgy DC":21habvpp]Yankee jerseys and shirts with the players' names on them --- highly disapprove.[/quote:21habvpp] Absolutely; it's simply wrong. But Mets? Yes on all counts. I have an orange Santana, a blue Carter (although I wish they made a Hernandez), and a black Reyes I got as a gift this holiday season. G-Fafif Feb 23 2009 05:25 AM Huge believer in the jersey t-shirts: affordable, portable, delightful for my needs. The jersey is way too big an investment for a player who may be a passing fancy. The rare gray NEW YORK 42 tee, a winter '02-'03 gift from Mrs. Fafif, pops up now and then. I can wear that around the house. I'm thrilled she never spent the bucks on an actual VAUGHN 42 jersey, for it wouldn't be worn anywhere. Tees through the years in rough chronological order of acquisition: Hundley, Alfonzo, Ordonez, Baerga, Olerud, Reed, Ventura, Piazza, Vaughn, Reyes, Martinez, Wright, Delgado, Beltran. themetfairy Feb 23 2009 05:42 AM I have to rethink my answer about this. I was thinking of a particular style of t-shirt yesterday, but now that I'm thinking about it I realize I was mistaken. If we're talking about Mets t-shirts with player names and numbers, I'm cool with those. Zvon Feb 24 2009 02:43 PM I say anything goes when it comes to T-shirts. John Cougar Lunchbucket Feb 24 2009 03:36 PM Yeah, ts are ok with me, don't have any and would only get one on sale or something. I can see turning 70 years old, and your kids pitching in to get you an authentic road jersey with your name and No. 70 on the back. Looks great on my dad. OlerudOwned Feb 24 2009 03:46 PM ="G-Fafif":3ar9illj]Huge believer in the jersey t-shirts: affordable, portable, delightful for my needs. The jersey is way too big an investment for a player who may be a passing fancy. The rare gray NEW YORK 42 tee, a winter '02-'03 gift from Mrs. Fafif, pops up now and then. I can wear that around the house. I'm thrilled she never spent the bucks on an actual VAUGHN 42 jersey, for it wouldn't be worn anywhere. Tees through the years in rough chronological order of acquisition: Hundley, Alfonzo, Ordonez, Baerga, Olerud, Reed, Ventura, Piazza, Vaughn, Reyes, Martinez, Wright, Delgado, Beltran.[/quote:3ar9illj] Coincidentally, I picked up a totally authentic Vaughn jersey on clearance at Modell's for $20 once.

[nymr83]

I don't think I've worn these in years. I had Olerud in black, Piazza in white, no other ones that i can think of.

[metirish]

I got gifts of a black Wight with Mets on the front and a blue Mr Met one, I like them.

[Guest OlerudOwned]

Yes on all. Jerseys are freaking expensive, man.

[Guest Kong76]

Side note: I don't do names and numbers on my jerseys.

If someone wants to buy me a jersey with a name and number, I'll take a
road grey with either Koosman, Matlack, or Kingman on it. I almost got a
Carter #8 moons ago, they way he turned out I'm glad I didn't succumb to the
temptation 'cause I probably wouldn't wear it.

[A Boy Named Seo]

="Kong76"]Side note: I don't do names and numbers on my jerseys. If someone wants to buy me a jersey with a name and number, I'll take a road grey with either Koosman, Matlack, or Kingman on it. I almost got a Carter #8 moons ago, they way he turned out I'm glad I didn't succumb to the temptation 'cause I probably wouldn't wear it.

I was gonna ask. A Kingman would be pretty neat, man.

The first time I was at Shea, I almost almost ponied up the dough for a Rickey Gutierrez #6 that was on sale in the pro shop. I only wanted it cause it's my last name, too. It was '05, I guess, and he was already gone from the team, but they still wanted close to two hundy for it. Awesome souvenir, but I couldn't let myself.

Someone gave me a black Piazza replica and the letters are in white and it looks cheesy. This style:

[Guest themetfairy]

I said OK for kids - I personally don't love the style as a t-shirt.

[DocTee]

Nope.

I'm still waiting on FAFIF to get some of the retired number tees in XL.

[batmagadanleadoff]

="Kong76":eyqm7cfx]Side note: I don't do names and numbers on my jerseys. If someone wants to buy me a jersey with a name and number, I'll take a road grey with either Koosman, Matlack, or Kingman on it. I almost got a Carter #8 moons ago, they way he turned out I'm glad I didn't succumb to the temptation 'cause I probably wouldn't wear it.[/quote:eyqm7cfx] Since you (sort of) raised the issue, what do you think of a jersey style customized to a player who never wore that particular style? Like for example, buying a current style road grey Mets jersey with the black drop shadows and customizing it to, say, Matlack, who never played in a Mets jersey that had the color black, and never wore a Mets jersey that had his last name across the top of the back?

Kong76 Feb 22 2009 12:50 PM

Probably a bad idea mixing eras, I get carried away. Guess I'll stick to no names and no numbers.

Edgy DC Feb 22 2009 01:21 PM

I think I'll get a full jersey when the Mets sign somebody with my last name, so they'll mass-produce it and make it affordable. The cost of the customizing is killer.

Gwreck Feb 22 2009 04:07 PM

You don't have the correct poll choice. The answer is: they're fine, regardless of age. I have a few which are generally only worn to the games. Of course, nothing in black is acceptable.

Fman99 Feb 22 2009 05:18 PM

="Gwreck":2orazl7m]You don't have the correct poll choice. The answer is: they're fine, regardless of age. I have a few which are generally only worn to the games. Of course, nothing in black is acceptable.[/quote:2orazl7m] Actually there is an "OK only in blue" choice for the color purists out there. Benjamin Grimm Feb 22 2009 05:40 PM I hate the black uniforms, but the black t-shirts look pretty good. Gwreck Feb 22 2009 06:10 PM ="Fman99":2ltu58ot]Actually there is an "OK only in blue" choice for the color purists out there.[/quote:2ltu58ot] Yabbbbut I've got a gray one too, which is just fine as it matches the road uniform. I'll vote that category though. Edgy DC Feb 22 2009 06:47 PM Yankee jerseys and shirts with the players' names on them --- highly disapprove. seawolf17 Feb 22 2009 07:27 PM ="Edgy DC":21habvpp]Yankee jerseys and shirts with the players' names on them --- highly disapprove.[/quote:21habvpp] Absolutely; it's simply wrong. But Mets? Yes on all counts. I have an orange Santana, a blue Carter (although I wish they made a Hernandez), and a black Reyes I got as a gift this holiday season. G-Fafif Feb 23 2009 05:25 AM Huge believer in the jersey t-shirts: affordable, portable, delightful for my needs. The jersey is way too big an investment for a player who may be a passing fancy. The rare gray NEW YORK 42 tee, a winter '02-'03 gift from Mrs. Fafif, pops up now and then. I can wear that around the house. I'm thrilled she never spent the bucks on an actual VAUGHN 42 jersey, for it wouldn't be worn anywhere. Tees through the years in rough chronological order of acquisition: Hundley, Alfonzo, Ordonez, Baerga, Olerud, Reed, Ventura, Piazza, Vaughn, Reyes, Martinez, Wright, Delgado, Beltran. themetfairy Feb 23 2009 05:42 AM I have to rethink my answer about this. I was thinking of a particular style of t-shirt yesterday, but now that I'm thinking about it I realize I was mistaken. If we're talking about Mets t-shirts with player names and numbers, I'm cool with those. Zvon Feb 24 2009 02:43 PM I say anything goes when it comes to T-shirts. John Cougar Lunchbucket Feb 24 2009 03:36 PM Yeah, ts are ok with me, don't have any and would only get one on sale or something. I can see turning 70 years old, and your kids pitching in to get you an authentic road jersey with your name and No. 70 on the back. Looks great on my dad. OlerudOwned Feb 24 2009 03:46 PM ="G-Fafif":3ar9illj]Huge believer in the jersey t-shirts: affordable, portable, delightful for my needs. The jersey is way too big an investment for a player who may be a passing fancy. The rare gray NEW YORK 42 tee, a winter '02-'03 gift from Mrs. Fafif, pops up now and then. I can wear that around the house. I'm thrilled she never spent the bucks on an actual VAUGHN 42 jersey, for it wouldn't be worn anywhere. Tees through the years in rough chronological order of acquisition: Hundley, Alfonzo, Ordonez, Baerga, Olerud, Reed, Ventura, Piazza, Vaughn, Reyes, Martinez, Wright, Delgado, Beltran.[/quote:3ar9illj] Coincidentally, I picked up a totally authentic Vaughn jersey on clearance at Modell's for $20 once.

[Guest Kong76]

Probably a bad idea mixing eras, I get carried away.

Guess I'll stick to no names and no numbers.

[Guest Edgy DC]

I think I'll get a full jersey when the Mets sign somebody with my last name, so they'll mass-produce it and make it affordable. The cost of the customizing is killer.

[Gwreck]

You don't have the correct poll choice.

The answer is: they're fine, regardless of age. I have a few which are generally only worn to the games.

Of course, nothing in black is acceptable.

[Fman99]

="Gwreck":2orazl7m]You don't have the correct poll choice. The answer is: they're fine, regardless of age. I have a few which are generally only worn to the games. Of course, nothing in black is acceptable.[/quote:2orazl7m] Actually there is an "OK only in blue" choice for the color purists out there.

Benjamin Grimm Feb 22 2009 05:40 PM

I hate the black uniforms, but the black t-shirts look pretty good.

Gwreck Feb 22 2009 06:10 PM

="Fman99":2ltu58ot]Actually there is an "OK only in blue" choice for the color purists out there.[/quote:2ltu58ot] Yabbbbut I've got a gray one too, which is just fine as it matches the road uniform. I'll vote that category though. Edgy DC Feb 22 2009 06:47 PM Yankee jerseys and shirts with the players' names on them --- highly disapprove. seawolf17 Feb 22 2009 07:27 PM ="Edgy DC":21habvpp]Yankee jerseys and shirts with the players' names on them --- highly disapprove.[/quote:21habvpp] Absolutely; it's simply wrong. But Mets? Yes on all counts. I have an orange Santana, a blue Carter (although I wish they made a Hernandez), and a black Reyes I got as a gift this holiday season. G-Fafif Feb 23 2009 05:25 AM Huge believer in the jersey t-shirts: affordable, portable, delightful for my needs. The jersey is way too big an investment for a player who may be a passing fancy. The rare gray NEW YORK 42 tee, a winter '02-'03 gift from Mrs. Fafif, pops up now and then. I can wear that around the house. I'm thrilled she never spent the bucks on an actual VAUGHN 42 jersey, for it wouldn't be worn anywhere. Tees through the years in rough chronological order of acquisition: Hundley, Alfonzo, Ordonez, Baerga, Olerud, Reed, Ventura, Piazza, Vaughn, Reyes, Martinez, Wright, Delgado, Beltran. themetfairy Feb 23 2009 05:42 AM I have to rethink my answer about this. I was thinking of a particular style of t-shirt yesterday, but now that I'm thinking about it I realize I was mistaken. If we're talking about Mets t-shirts with player names and numbers, I'm cool with those. Zvon Feb 24 2009 02:43 PM I say anything goes when it comes to T-shirts. John Cougar Lunchbucket Feb 24 2009 03:36 PM Yeah, ts are ok with me, don't have any and would only get one on sale or something. I can see turning 70 years old, and your kids pitching in to get you an authentic road jersey with your name and No. 70 on the back. Looks great on my dad. OlerudOwned Feb 24 2009 03:46 PM ="G-Fafif":3ar9illj]Huge believer in the jersey t-shirts: affordable, portable, delightful for my needs. The jersey is way too big an investment for a player who may be a passing fancy. The rare gray NEW YORK 42 tee, a winter '02-'03 gift from Mrs. Fafif, pops up now and then. I can wear that around the house. I'm thrilled she never spent the bucks on an actual VAUGHN 42 jersey, for it wouldn't be worn anywhere. Tees through the years in rough chronological order of acquisition: Hundley, Alfonzo, Ordonez, Baerga, Olerud, Reed, Ventura, Piazza, Vaughn, Reyes, Martinez, Wright, Delgado, Beltran.[/quote:3ar9illj] Coincidentally, I picked up a totally authentic Vaughn jersey on clearance at Modell's for $20 once.

[Benjamin Grimm]

I hate the black uniforms, but the black t-shirts look pretty good.

[Gwreck]

="Fman99":2ltu58ot]Actually there is an "OK only in blue" choice for the color purists out there.[/quote:2ltu58ot] Yabbbbut I've got a gray one too, which is just fine as it matches the road uniform. I'll vote that category though.

Edgy DC Feb 22 2009 06:47 PM

Yankee jerseys and shirts with the players' names on them --- highly disapprove.

seawolf17 Feb 22 2009 07:27 PM

="Edgy DC":21habvpp]Yankee jerseys and shirts with the players' names on them --- highly disapprove.[/quote:21habvpp] Absolutely; it's simply wrong. But Mets? Yes on all counts. I have an orange Santana, a blue Carter (although I wish they made a Hernandez), and a black Reyes I got as a gift this holiday season. G-Fafif Feb 23 2009 05:25 AM Huge believer in the jersey t-shirts: affordable, portable, delightful for my needs. The jersey is way too big an investment for a player who may be a passing fancy. The rare gray NEW YORK 42 tee, a winter '02-'03 gift from Mrs. Fafif, pops up now and then. I can wear that around the house. I'm thrilled she never spent the bucks on an actual VAUGHN 42 jersey, for it wouldn't be worn anywhere. Tees through the years in rough chronological order of acquisition: Hundley, Alfonzo, Ordonez, Baerga, Olerud, Reed, Ventura, Piazza, Vaughn, Reyes, Martinez, Wright, Delgado, Beltran. themetfairy Feb 23 2009 05:42 AM I have to rethink my answer about this. I was thinking of a particular style of t-shirt yesterday, but now that I'm thinking about it I realize I was mistaken. If we're talking about Mets t-shirts with player names and numbers, I'm cool with those. Zvon Feb 24 2009 02:43 PM I say anything goes when it comes to T-shirts. John Cougar Lunchbucket Feb 24 2009 03:36 PM Yeah, ts are ok with me, don't have any and would only get one on sale or something. I can see turning 70 years old, and your kids pitching in to get you an authentic road jersey with your name and No. 70 on the back. Looks great on my dad. OlerudOwned Feb 24 2009 03:46 PM ="G-Fafif":3ar9illj]Huge believer in the jersey t-shirts: affordable, portable, delightful for my needs. The jersey is way too big an investment for a player who may be a passing fancy. The rare gray NEW YORK 42 tee, a winter '02-'03 gift from Mrs. Fafif, pops up now and then. I can wear that around the house. I'm thrilled she never spent the bucks on an actual VAUGHN 42 jersey, for it wouldn't be worn anywhere. Tees through the years in rough chronological order of acquisition: Hundley, Alfonzo, Ordonez, Baerga, Olerud, Reed, Ventura, Piazza, Vaughn, Reyes, Martinez, Wright, Delgado, Beltran.[/quote:3ar9illj] Coincidentally, I picked up a totally authentic Vaughn jersey on clearance at Modell's for $20 once.

[Guest Edgy DC]

Yankee jerseys and shirts with the players' names on them --- highly disapprove.

[seawolf17]

="Edgy DC":21habvpp]Yankee jerseys and shirts with the players' names on them --- highly disapprove.[/quote:21habvpp] Absolutely; it's simply wrong. But Mets? Yes on all counts. I have an orange Santana, a blue Carter (although I wish they made a Hernandez), and a black Reyes I got as a gift this holiday season.

G-Fafif Feb 23 2009 05:25 AM

Huge believer in the jersey t-shirts: affordable, portable, delightful for my needs. The jersey is way too big an investment for a player who may be a passing fancy. The rare gray NEW YORK 42 tee, a winter '02-'03 gift from Mrs. Fafif, pops up now and then. I can wear that around the house. I'm thrilled she never spent the bucks on an actual VAUGHN 42 jersey, for it wouldn't be worn anywhere. Tees through the years in rough chronological order of acquisition: Hundley, Alfonzo, Ordonez, Baerga, Olerud, Reed, Ventura, Piazza, Vaughn, Reyes, Martinez, Wright, Delgado, Beltran.

themetfairy Feb 23 2009 05:42 AM

I have to rethink my answer about this. I was thinking of a particular style of t-shirt yesterday, but now that I'm thinking about it I realize I was mistaken. If we're talking about Mets t-shirts with player names and numbers, I'm cool with those.

Zvon Feb 24 2009 02:43 PM

I say anything goes when it comes to T-shirts.

John Cougar Lunchbucket Feb 24 2009 03:36 PM

Yeah, ts are ok with me, don't have any and would only get one on sale or something. I can see turning 70 years old, and your kids pitching in to get you an authentic road jersey with your name and No. 70 on the back. Looks great on my dad.

OlerudOwned Feb 24 2009 03:46 PM

="G-Fafif":3ar9illj]Huge believer in the jersey t-shirts: affordable, portable, delightful for my needs. The jersey is way too big an investment for a player who may be a passing fancy. The rare gray NEW YORK 42 tee, a winter '02-'03 gift from Mrs. Fafif, pops up now and then. I can wear that around the house. I'm thrilled she never spent the bucks on an actual VAUGHN 42 jersey, for it wouldn't be worn anywhere. Tees through the years in rough chronological order of acquisition: Hundley, Alfonzo, Ordonez, Baerga, Olerud, Reed, Ventura, Piazza, Vaughn, Reyes, Martinez, Wright, Delgado, Beltran.[/quote:3ar9illj] Coincidentally, I picked up a totally authentic Vaughn jersey on clearance at Modell's for $20 once.

[G-Fafif]

Huge believer in the jersey t-shirts: affordable, portable, delightful for my needs. The jersey is way too big an investment for a player who may be a passing fancy. The rare gray NEW YORK 42 tee, a winter '02-'03 gift from Mrs. Fafif, pops up now and then. I can wear that around the house. I'm thrilled she never spent the bucks on an actual VAUGHN 42 jersey, for it wouldn't be worn anywhere.

Tees through the years in rough chronological order of acquisition: Hundley, Alfonzo, Ordonez, Baerga, Olerud, Reed, Ventura, Piazza, Vaughn, Reyes, Martinez, Wright, Delgado, Beltran.

[Guest themetfairy]

I have to rethink my answer about this. I was thinking of a particular style of t-shirt yesterday, but now that I'm thinking about it I realize I was mistaken.

If we're talking about Mets t-shirts with player names and numbers, I'm cool with those.

[Zvon]

I say anything goes when it comes to T-shirts.

[Guest John Cougar Lunchbucket]

Yeah, ts are ok with me, don't have any and would only get one on sale or something.

I can see turning 70 years old, and your kids pitching in to get you an authentic road jersey with your name and No. 70 on the back. Looks great on my dad.

[Guest OlerudOwned]

="G-Fafif":3ar9illj]Huge believer in the jersey t-shirts: affordable, portable, delightful for my needs. The jersey is way too big an investment for a player who may be a passing fancy. The rare gray NEW YORK 42 tee, a winter '02-'03 gift from Mrs. Fafif, pops up now and then. I can wear that around the house. I'm thrilled she never spent the bucks on an actual VAUGHN 42 jersey, for it wouldn't be worn anywhere. Tees through the years in rough chronological order of acquisition: Hundley, Alfonzo, Ordonez, Baerga, Olerud, Reed, Ventura, Piazza, Vaughn, Reyes, Martinez, Wright, Delgado, Beltran.[/quote:3ar9illj] Coincidentally, I picked up a totally authentic Vaughn jersey on clearance at Modell's for $20 once.