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Loyalty has its price

By RON SAAR, Times Staff Writer
Published September 22, 2007


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Most sports fans like to show their loyalty to their favorite team by decking themselves out, from head to toe, in logo-specific clothing. Now that the Tampa Bay Lightning has unveiled its new look and, apparently, the soon-to-be-named Tampa Bay Rays are also opting for new duds, updating those allegiances could cost a tidy sum. Here's a quick look at the prices, culled from visits to the teams' stores and Web sites, that Lightning and Rays fans would pay to keep up with the times:

Practice:

$80

Replica:

$130

Authentic:

$250

$20-$25

Replica:

$20

Authentic:

$35

$50-$65

$5-$25

$50-$100

[Last modified September 22, 2007, 00:16:13]


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