Players started pulling the stirrups taut, creating a “high cut” look. Some players pull their pants back down; some keep the high socks without the stirrups; some just have the stirrup sewn ...

But the only constant in life is change and so the evolution continued in baseball uniforms. By the 1960s, pants legs had begun to drop while players like Frank Robinson were turning the stirrup ...

It has become disgustingly fashionable for Major Leaguers to wear their baseball pants as low as possible on their legs, often with pants that are one size too big to begin with. I don’t know ...

Why is it that Little League managers and coaches cannot wear baseball pants, ... (10-12 year olds) were required to wear conventional baseball uniforms. Pants, jerseys, stirrups, you name it.

What makes a good baseball uniform?That question is as old as baseball itself. And the answer -- assuming there really is a definitive answer, which is debatable -- has changed and evolved over ...

Back in the day when stirrups ruled (3:14) UNI Watch's Paul Lukas looks back to when baseball players cared to flaunt their socks during games.

Indians right-hander Anthony Reyes is one of my favorite ballplayers. Oh, not because he can pitch, really; there's been only occasional evidence of that since Reyes broke in with the Cardinals ...