Company apologizes for Washington 'Natinals' jersey error
By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS
WASHINGTON - Majestic Athletic spelled things out quite clearly Tuesday: It was the uniform company's fault that Washington Nationals Adam Dunn and Ryan Zimmerman wore jerseys reading "Natinals" during a game last week.
Dunn and Zimmerman donned the shirts that were missing an "O" for the first three innings of Washington's 3-2 loss to the Florida Marlins on Friday night. They eventually changed into jerseys with the team nickname spelled correctly.
"All of us at Majestic Athletic want to apologize to both the Washington Nationals and Major League Baseball for accidentally omitting the 'O' in two Nationals jerseys," Majestic Athletic president Jim Pisani said in a statement distributed at Nationals Park on Tuesday.
"We take 100 per cent responsibility for this event and we regret any embarrassment for the Nationals organization, players and fans," the statement continued.
This reminds me of a few years back when I bought a reject cap. It was a Portland Trailblazers cap but it said 'TrailBAZERS.' Embarrassed I wrote an 'l' in to make it Blazers but I immediately regreetted it. Then I gave the hat to McIntosh and he lost it and he does all items of value. Bastard.
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