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Thursday, December 6, 2007

Sports

What Can Powder-Blue Do for You?

Posted by Eric Barton on Thu, Dec 6, 2007 at 3:11 PM

By ERIC BARTON

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The Royals have decided to bring back the powder-blue duds of the Bo Jackson era. But instead of the full-on, baby blue jersey and pants of yesteryear, they’re going with a light-blue shirt and white pants.

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These new duds may make Mark Grudzielanek look like he’s headed to a Boca Raton early bird special. But there’s something to be said of the nostalgia that’s certain to come from the baby blues. What kid growing up in KC back in the day didn't want to be this powder-blue guy, surrounded as he is by the fake wood paneling of an '80s rec room?

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That is, as long as the powder-blue isn’t followed by the other powder that defined the Royals in the ‘80s.

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You guys are morons. This is just a symbol of the character the team has and a sign of where they are headed in the future. I honestly think the Royals have the pieces to finish 2nd behind the Tigers next season. I am buying a Powdered blue jersey so I can be part of the legacy!

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Posted by Ian on 12/08/2007 at 7:50 AM

Maybe if the Royals would stop worrying about what to wear and start worrying about baseball, they could win some games and make us all proud.

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Posted by Notafan on 12/06/2007 at 4:52 PM

The Royals suck.

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Posted by Josh on 12/06/2007 at 3:30 PM
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