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Even More Legendary Players in the “Wrong” Uniform

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Yup, that’s Pete Rose wearing the caps of eight different Major League clubs, and most baseball fans would know that aside from the Philadelphia Phillies, Pete never played a game for any of those teams.

No, he didn’t lose a bet.

The above photo is from a Sports Illustrated article circa 1979 (props to Twitter user @LobShots for the graphic) when Pete Rose was deciding which club he’d like to sign with, giving the caps of his top eight preferences a try… I must say he looks the happiest as a Yankee, a shame they couldn’t get him in pinstripes for the photo – it would have suited him a little better.

Last week I took a look at some of the greatest players in Major League Baseball history wearing the “wrong” uniform, Babe Ruth in a Dodgers uniform, Yogi Berra with the Astros, and so on.  Because I only got a chance to feature a small fraction of the players I wanted to, we’re spillin the wrong uniform fun over into a second week, let’s get at it!

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(3) Readers Comments

  1. bleuet
    Thursday, February 16, 2012 at 14:41

    ... few remember he played for the Expos!

  2. RedSox44
    Thursday, February 16, 2012 at 19:33

    He looks confused and/or pissed off at something behind the camera while in the Red Sox cap.

  3. Mike
    Friday, February 17, 2012 at 12:08

    He looks plenty happy in his Phillies cap; and, as Phils fans fondly remember, his addition to the team led to the Phillies first World Series championship in 1980. I think he made the right choice.

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