George Costanza,– the raging neurotic paranoid character played by actor Jason Alexander in the 1990s classic TV hit “Seinfeld” — will be honored with a bobblehead figure in… ...

On 'Seinfeld', George Costanza convinces Yankees manager Buck Showalter that the team should switch from polyester uniforms to cotton By Ashlyn Messier Fox News Published February 24, 2024 6:00am EST ...

George, then working for the New York Yankees, pitches an idea for the team to switch from polyester to cotton uniforms after feeling Danny Tartabull's jersey. "Imagine playing games and your team ...

The bobblehead features Costanza sleeping under his desk, with "I love a good nap. Sometimes it's the only thing getting me ...

The uniform and pant controversy has reminded fans of a similar wardrobe malfunction that took place in the hit sitcom "Seinfeld," where George Costanza, a Yankees employee, attempted to make the ...

In an episode seemingly foreshadowing Major League Baseball's recent issues with its new see-through uniforms, George introduced 100% cotton uniforms for the Yankees, decrying the feel of polyester.

At least, that was George Costanza's pitch 30 years ago. Uniforms have been the talk of Major League Baseball spring training early in 2024, with players complaining of cheap-looking new jerseys ...

George Costanza famously uttered on Seinfeld that “It’s not a lie if you believe it.” Well, I believe the recent MLB see-through uniforms scandal bears ...

The New York Yankees will be giving away George Costanza bobbleheads this summer in honor of the "Seinfeld" character's stint working for the team as assistant to the traveling secretary. The team ...

The New York Yankees faced the Houston Astros on Opening Day in Minute Maid Park and as soon as they broke a sweat the brand-new uniforms looked less than flattering. Designed by ...

Former MLB outfielder Paul O'Neill was one of several New York Yankees stars to appear on "Seinfeld" during the 1990s, and the ex-player revealed he still gets residual checks because of it.