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" Tim McCarver, who typically has no idea what he&amp;#039;s talking about, was right about one thing last night: &amp;quot;Now those are styling,&amp;quot; the Fox announcer said of Bryce Harper&amp;#039;s gold Under Armour cleats. And we don&amp;#039;t know if this is a thing (the flashy footwear was a one-game Under Armour special, not yet available for purchase) but the all-American rookie wasn&amp;#039;t the only one out there in Kansas City getting a little aggressive with the spikes. David Wright&amp;#039;s orange Nikes, Melky Cabrera&amp;#039;s MVP orangeness, and beyond \u2014 either baseball players are catching on to the season&amp;#039;s colorful-shoe thing, or they&amp;#039;re bored, or they&amp;#039;re jealous of the NBA and NHL stealing on the weirdly ever-growing (if a little overblown) sports style spotlight. For our money, we&amp;#039;d say get the kid (or yourself, if you&amp;#039;re really trying to show off in the softball league) a pair of Nike Air Gamer iDs. Classic. Customizable. Colorful. Air Maxes, really, but with metal on the bottom. No sponsorship required. PLUS, A NEW LIST: The Most Stylish Baseball Hats Ever, for Discussion &amp;amp;gt;&amp;amp;gt; "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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