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davwms · 11-03-2009, 11:29 PM

I don't know why the idea popped into my head, but I started setting up a league using teams that are based on old 1980's TV shows.... Here are the first three that I did.. I really don't know how far I will go with this, or if I will even continue with it..

The teams I have so fare are:

the Greatest American Heroes

(Still one of my favorite shows of all time.. I think that this show could be re-created and would thrive today)

the A Team

I couldn't figure out how to put gold chains and mohawks on the players so I based the uniform on the A-Team van.

the Knight Riders

I was reasonably young when this was out, and I was just amazed at concept of a talking car.. and then there were real cars that would talk
("The door is ajar... the door is ajar...the door is ajar...")

11-03-2009, 11:29 PM	#1 (permalink)
davwms All Star Reserve Join Date: Jun 2003 Location: Clyde, NY Posts: 880 Thanked 64x in 59 posts	League based on 80's TV Shows ? :-) I don't know why the idea popped into my head, but I started setting up a league using teams that are based on old 1980's TV shows.... Here are the first three that I did.. I really don't know how far I will go with this, or if I will even continue with it.. The teams I have so fare are: the Greatest American Heroes (Still one of my favorite shows of all time.. I think that this show could be re-created and would thrive today) the A Team I couldn't figure out how to put gold chains and mohawks on the players so I based the uniform on the A-Team van. the Knight Riders I was reasonably young when this was out, and I was just amazed at concept of a talking car.. and then there were real cars that would talk ("The door is ajar... the door is ajar...the door is ajar...") Attached Images __________________ "I led the league in "Go get 'em next time." - Bob Uecker "I signed with the Milwaukee Braves for three-thousand dollars. That bothered my dad at the time because he didn't have that kind of dough. But he eventually scraped it up." - Bob Uecker