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Uni Watch DIY Project: Replicating the Celtics’ Retired Numbers

By Paul Lukas, on March 11th, 2019%

[Editor’s Note: Today we have a guest post from Brad Eenhuis, who’s hit upon an interesting new DIY project category. Enjoy. — PL]

By Brad Eenhuis

Recently I’ve been turned on to these DIY fleece tie blankets. They don’t require any sewing and are very easy to make (there are good tutorials here and . . . → Read More: Uni Watch DIY Project: Replicating the Celtics’ Retired Numbers

Should Robinson Canó Get to Wear Willie Mays’s Number?

By Paul Lukas, on December 4th, 2018%

The Mets mortgaged their future for a 36-year-old PED user completed their trade for Robinson Canó yesterday. The ink on the contract was barely dry when it was announced that Canó will wear No. 24, which quickly led to a lot of discussion in the Twitter-verse. I’d like to address that here today.

Jackie Robinson Day Recap

By Paul Lukas, on April 16th, 2018%

Yesterday was Jackie Day. As usual, all MLB uniformed personnel wore No. 42. I know some of you don’t like that, but I love it. Just for one day, everything looks like we’re in an alternate reality. Sure, the broadcasters hate it, but for me that’s part of the fun. I enjoy the weirdness . . . → Read More: Jackie Robinson Day Recap

Historyâ€™s Pinkest Number-Retirement Ceremony

By Paul Lukas, on May 15th, 2017%

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For five months now, ever since it was announced that Derek Jeter’s number would be retired on Mother’s Day, I’ve been wondering how the Yankees would handle the uniforms. Would they really wear pink instead of their usual timeless uniforms? Would they maybe wear their regular uniforms . . . → Read More: Historyâ€™s Pinkest Number-Retirement Ceremony

Uni Watch DIY Project: Replicating the Celtics’ Retired Numbers

Should Robinson Canó Get to Wear Willie Mays’s Number?

Jackie Robinson Day Recap

Historyâ€™s Pinkest Number-Retirement Ceremony

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