The Milwaukee Brewers and Pittsburgh Pirates are taking part in their second Spanish-language jersey game against each other in the last three seasons tonight at Milwaukee’s Miller Park.
The Brewers are wearing attractive gold jerseys with Cerveceros across the front in the same font as their usual “Brewers” jersey script.
Pittsburgh is wearing their standard road uniforms with “PIRATAS” across the front. These are the same Spanish-language jerseys the Pirates wore against the Brewers in 2010.
The Brewers grounds crew also got into the spirit by painting a blue script “C” on the pitchers mound.
Photos of these uniforms in action below, click any for a larger version:
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Alex
Saturday, June 2, 2012 at 21:33Why doesn't Milwaukee have a regular gold alternate? Those gold uniforms are gorgeous.
ingmar66
Sunday, June 3, 2012 at 14:29Yes, those golden jerseys are great. For the full brewski effect, they should wear white caps with this jersey: foam crowning the beer.
Lonewolf
Tuesday, June 5, 2012 at 09:17I wish they could find a way to keep politics and political correctness out of sports. I'd also give baseball a gold star if they could shorten the pants as well as the hair.