A look at the new sky blue jersey

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FEBRUARY 08, 2010

UPDATE, 3:54: And now it appears mlb.com has taken the jerseys down.

DEVELOPING: The Rays were planning on waiting to unveil this new sky blue alternate jersey, but, as raysindex.com noted, since they are for sale on mlb.com (for just $219.99 generic, $264.99 for a Longoria version), there's no longer any sense in waiting. The jerseys will be worn for home Sunday games. And here's a look (with the new sky blue spring and road batting practice cap below the jerseys):

And the view from the rear:

And here's that new road batting practice cap:

Posted by Marc Topkin at 3:30:36 pm on February 08, 2010 in

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