For next trip, Rays going with wild pants

SEPTEMBER 07, 2010

For their next road trip to New York, the Rays will wear John Daly style wild golf pants, and also make it a tribute to former Sox manager Pants Rowland, whose 1917 team was the only to make it to the World Series after being no-hit twice.

Thus - the Loudmouth Pants Rowland roadtrip.

For a look at the options, see the loudmouthgolf.com site.

Manager Joe Maddon has already settled on the Bushwood style, shown at left. Maddon also said he welcomed any and all members of their traveling party to wear their BRayser with the pants.

Bench coach Dave Martinez is going a different direction, with the

Shagadelic Black style, shown at right.

Posted by Marc Topkin at 4:42:21 pm on September 07, 2010 in

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