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In 1932, placing a number in the uniform became a required practice in all Major League team.

This was done when the Yankees retire Lou Gehrig's number four uniform. And since then, more than two hundred players were retired by their baseball clubs.

Baseball Uniforms - Trivia About Baseball Uniforms

1. Which team first wore a baseball uniform?

Numbers in uniforms started to appear in 1929, as first introduced by New York Yankees and Cleveland Indians. The numbers were placed at the back panel of the baseball uniform.Numbers in New York Yankees were selected according to the player's order of batting position, consequently, Babe Ruth was number three and Lou Gehrig was number four.

Baseball Uniforms - Trivia About Baseball Uniforms

2. Which team first wore knickers?

In the end, the game baseball is indeed very exciting and we can see that uniform had also evolved from collared jersey up to today's design. It is safe to say baseball uniform is also a great help in making this popular game more colorful.

Here are some trivia that will surely inform you a lot about baseball uniforms.

The first team to place the player's name at the back panel of the uniform is Chicago White Sox. Chicago White Sox introduced player's name at the back panel in 1960.

The first team who wore knickers instead of pants is Cincinnati Red Stockings. Their reason for wearing knickers is to display the red socks worn by the team. The owner's wife conceptualized the design of the red socks.

5. When do numbers started to appear in baseball uniforms?

3. Which team wore the first collarless jersey?

The striped uniforms started in 1912 by the New York Yankees. Since then, it became the most popular uniform in world of sports.

8. Which is the highest auction price for a Major league baseball uniform?

The baseball uniform worn by Lou Gehrig was valued at $451,452 in an auction held in 1999. Gehrig wore the baseball uniform at the Yankee Stadium while giving his farewell speech.

Like any game, uniform is very essential to teams as it shows that they are unified under the same emblem which represents their goal as a one team. But do you know how players got to wear their first baseball uniform? And what do they look like?

6. Which is the first baseball club to retire a player's number?

Unknown to many baseball uniforms then has collars and the first team to wear a collarless uniform is the New York Giants during their game in 1906.

7. What is the first team to place a name at the back of baseball uniform?

4. When do striped baseball uniforms started?

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How many games will Joe Torre win for the Boys in Blue that they'd blow, otherwise?

The impact of a manager on the final, year-end standings is one of the most intangible issues in all of baseball. After all, a manager doesn't hit, field, or run the bases. All he does is inspire and direct.

Joe Torre decided to let Joba Chamberlain keep pitching without calling a time out, in a crucial, 2007 post-season game against Cleveland. In a scene that looked biblical, Chamberlain was besieged by a swarm of flying pests. Hopelessly distracted, he blew the lead and the Yanks lost the game and their bid for a title.

Jones, as you know, is a perennial Gold Glove outfielder, and though his home run production was relatively low last season for Atlanta, it would have put him at the top of the Dodger charts.

Flies, notwithstanding.

The Dodgers are hoping Torre's stewardship will put them three or four games to the upside, come late September.

Torre was the respected Manager of the New York Yankees, but he didn't bring home the biggest prize often enough: World Series titles. So, facing a cut in pay, he left the Yanks and was rather quickly embraced by the dismal Dodgers.

Make a different decision, and who knows, just maybe the Yanks would have been Sox-slayers and have become world champions, once more.

But the big question remains:

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Torre has enlisted some of his former Yankee coaches, so the Dodgers have a good clubhouse staff, no doubt about it. And his signing encouraged veteran Jeff Kent to play at least one more season before retiring.

And will he secure enough victories to get them back into the postseason, either as the winners of the Western Division or as the Wild Card representatives in the National League?

But that is often enough to make a critical difference in a game.

The biggest acquisition of the off-season so far for the Los Angeles Dodgers hasn't been Andruw Jones, impressive as he could turn out to be.

The biggest find of the off-season is incoming Manager Joe Torre, who may end up being the greatest bargain, as well.