Alyssa Milano Wants to Put Her Clothes on You

If you're a female fan of the national pastime, at least. Because nothing says baseball like ... Alyssa Milano?

Well, I guess she has dated guys like Carl Pavano, Barry Zito and Brad Penny, and come to think of it, she did make her TV debut as Samantha Micelli, the daughter of former Cardinals second baseman Tony Micelli on Who's the Boss?

But still, I was a little surprised to read this on The Biz of Baseball:

Looking to boost its share in women's apparel in the sport's clothing category, MLB Properties will help market Alyssa Milano's line of licensed casual wear.

That's right, Milano has introduced a new line of MLB-themed clothing named "TOUCH" aimed at women and girls, and with the help of MLB's marketing muscle, the clothes will be available in 11 ballparks as well as outside retailers.

The line will feature everything from logo-emblazoned jeans to Pirates kimonos, as well as that snazzy Yankees number pictured above, which is pretty much enough for me to give the whole operation two thumbs up.

Reader Comments (Page 1 of 1)

3-05-2007 @ 3:15PM

atlantic city said...

She has a big head in that picture, but I think she still looks good.

3-06-2007 @ 11:16PM

larrygscale said...

Great Idea and good for Alyssa Milano. It should do very well. She is hot!

3-06-2007 @ 11:44AM

Marc said...

She's great, sexy as you can get. She signed an autogragh for me ( at an Astros Game) and was very sweet.

3-06-2007 @ 11:40AM

willbone said...

I'de knock the bottom off of that!

3-06-2007 @ 5:41PM

Ralph Garcia said...

Uh-oh, when Brad Penny was here with the Marlins he was married to Warren Spahn's grand daughter. She was very classy and beautiful. Don't tell me this Alyssa Milano broke up that marriage. The photo doesn't do baseball's image any better as Milano looks like a sleazy groupie waiting to jump from player to player. If I were major league baseball I'd look for an actress or model who is beautiful but has a more wholesome image. Let's not be like the NBA that has a hip hop image of thugs, groupies, paternity lawsuits, and illigitimate children galore.