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New-Look Mets in 2010?

The first season at Citi Field will mostly be remembered for failed expectations and roughly 500 different players donning a Mets uniform at some point during the season due to the amazing string of injuries suffered during the season. In other words, they're memories that many would probably rather forget about altogether than attempt to hold on to.

So the Mets will be looking for a fresh start in 2010, and according to rumors coming out of New York, the changes the team makes this winter might not be solely roster based. There's talk that the team may be making some changes to their uniforms as well.

Though Jay Horwitz, Mets vice president of media relations, wouldn't detail how the club would alter its home uniforms, the New York Post reported on Tuesday that the alterations could include a departure from the pinstripes that have been a part of the home whites since the team's 1962 inception.

And they may no longer be home whites. The Mets may switch to cream-colored uniforms similar to what the San Francisco Giants wear in AT&T Park.
I'm no fashion expert or anything, but when it comes to baseball jerseys I've always been a fan of the less is more approach. So if the Mets want to get rid of the pinstripes and go with a simple cream color with their NY logo on their chest or the script "Mets" across the front, I think that could look pretty nice.

Now whether or not the new look will translate into more wins remains to be seen, but they'd have to do a better job than the unofficial uniform of the Mets in 2009: the hospital gown.

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