Los Rojos

[scott91575]

Agree

The hats are great if me and you wear them while doing whatever.

But for a game, I prefer the usual red with white wishbone C.

You don't sell as many extra hats if you stick with the wishbone C.

[Always Red]

You don't sell as many extra hats if you stick with the wishbone C.

I'm not selling hats.

[mattfeet]

I loved the hats. To each their own.

[Hoosier Red]

I'm not selling hats.

Well certainly not with that attitude.

[Reds/Flyers Fan]

Loved the Los Rojos jerseys so much I bought one. I hope they wear them more.

Also loved the hats.

[Joseph]

Not a fan, but not the guy whose gonna whine about it all day. If its kept it needs to be just Rojos.

[Blitz Dorsey]

Yeah, has anyone explained the rationale for the "Los" in front of "Rojos"? I'm glad others have brought that up. I don't mind marketing to the growing Hispanic population. I don't mind "Rojos" and I actually thought the unis looked fairly sharp.

But "Los" Rojos? I think what they did was just copy what the NBA does with "El Heat" and "Los Bulls" and all that stuff. Again, no need for the first word. The Miami Heat don't put "The Heat" on their regular uniforms. The Bulls don't put "The Bulls." (Although, they should look into using DaBulls, that would be awesome.) And the Reds don't use "The Reds." So, why the "Los" for the Spanish uniforms? I don't get it.

The rest of it I actually get. But that small detail is very strange to me.

[Big Klu]

Yeah, has anyone explained the rationale for the "Los" in front of "Rojos"? I'm glad others have brought that up. I don't mind marketing to the growing Hispanic population. I don't mind "Rojos" and I actually thought the unis looked fairly sharp.

But "Los" Rojos? I think what they did was just copy what the NBA does with "El Heat" and "Los Bulls" and all that stuff. Again, no need for the first word. The Miami Heat don't put "The Heat" on their regular uniforms. The Bulls don't put "The Bulls." (Although, they should look into using DaBulls, that would be awesome.) And the Reds don't use "The Reds." So, why the "Los" for the Spanish uniforms? I don't get it.

The rest of it I actually get. But that small detail is very strange to me.

Why are the Dodgers wearing the Angels' road Latino jerseys? It prominently says, "Los Angeles" on the front.

[Marc D]

Yeah, has anyone explained the rationale for the "Los" in front of "Rojos"? I'm glad others have brought that up. I don't mind marketing to the growing Hispanic population. I don't mind "Rojos" and I actually thought the unis looked fairly sharp.

But "Los" Rojos? I think what they did was just copy what the NBA does with "El Heat" and "Los Bulls" and all that stuff. Again, no need for the first word. The Miami Heat don't put "The Heat" on their regular uniforms. The Bulls don't put "The Bulls." (Although, they should look into using DaBulls, that would be awesome.) And the Reds don't use "The Reds." So, why the "Los" for the Spanish uniforms? I don't get it.

The rest of it I actually get. But that small detail is very strange to me.

"Reds" is a shortened version of "The Cincinnati Reds". In Spanish that translates "Los Rojos de Cincinnati".

That's all I can think of. Probably as simple an explanation as doing it both ways and seeing the two word version looks better.

[Roy Tucker]

I think its just because Los sounds more Hispanic.

[Blitz Dorsey]

Why are the Dodgers wearing the Angels' road Latino jerseys? It prominently says, "Los Angeles" on the front.

Haha. Well played.

[redssince75]

Yeah, has anyone explained the rationale for the "Los" in front of "Rojos"? I'm glad others have brought that up. I don't mind marketing to the growing Hispanic population. I don't mind "Rojos" and I actually thought the unis looked fairly sharp.

But "Los" Rojos? I think what they did was just copy what the NBA does with "El Heat" and "Los Bulls" and all that stuff. Again, no need for the first word. The Miami Heat don't put "The Heat" on their regular uniforms. The Bulls don't put "The Bulls." (Although, they should look into using DaBulls, that would be awesome.) And the Reds don't use "The Reds." So, why the "Los" for the Spanish uniforms? I don't get it.

The rest of it I actually get. But that small detail is very strange to me.

Este uno pertenece a los rojos?

[oneupper]

Este uno pertenece a los rojos?

Which would be grammatically incorrect.

[redssince75]

Which would be grammatically incorrect.

Heck, I just did an online translator because I don't know the word for "belongs." Blame google!

[Redlegs]

Sólo ganar, bebé.