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The photo above is from 1937. The gent on the left is New York Giants screwballer Carl Hubbell (most famous for striking out five consecutive future Hall of Famers in the 1934 All-Star Game). As you can see, his pant legs go down lower than those of . . . → Read More: Eternal MLB Pant-Length Debate Apparently Began With King Carl
