[USML Announce] EXCITING NEWS!!!

[Doug Shabelman]

Breaking my silence due to the nature of this topic.

I'm sorry Brad, but all corporate attorneys (and even those who are employed by law schools) are essentially ordered to only wear dorky, large-billed caps that sit high on the head. It's essentially what makes dorky corporate lawyers... well.... dorky.

Please leave the good hats for others more fortunate.


n  -Suddenly Not So Silent Shabes (AYM Management)

From: announce-bounces at usml.net [mailto:announce-bounces at usml.net] On Behalf Of Brad Jansen
Sent: Friday, March 02, 2012 12:48 PM
To: USML Announcements
Subject: [USML Announce] EXCITING NEWS!!!

So, check this out. I don't know how many of you guys like to wear the official MLB caps--the New Era one (White Sox, of course) that has been out for a couple years or so always sat way too high on my head because the blasted crwon was too large--made me look like a cone head, which some would say was an improvement.

Anyway, several days ago I was reading a piece on espn.com/mlb<http://espn.com/mlb> about how Colby Rasmus is an overrated mediocrtity (seriously, Andy, you should read it for yourself) and after several paragraphs lost interest and started reading a blog by some guy who follows baseball fashion trends--he was lamenting the goofy-looking BP caps. Article mentioned the woes guys have with the regular caps' high crowns--and he referred to specially made low crown caps--well, I am happy to tell you that New Era carries them, and I got mine in the mail yesterday and believe me, I don't look like a total tool wearing it!

So, if you care about such things, check out New Era's low-crown MLB caps.  Thank me later.

Where are those reserve rosters?? Come on, I'm waiting!!
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