Brooklyn Cyclones unveil second Seinfeld Night jerseys

Sports teams are in the entertainment business, and everyone in the entertainment business knows that when you have a hit on your hands you have to do a sequel, which is why the Brooklyn Cyclones are bringing back their Seinfeld night promotion.

Extra Mustard | Apr 2, 2015

Brooklyn Cyclones unveil second Seinfeld Night jerseys /

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It is going to be hard for the team to top last season's outing with its "pirate shirt" jerseys and Keith Hernandez bobbleheads, but the Cyclones are off to a good start with these technicolor dreamcoat jerseys.

Seinfeld Night 2 jerseys are here! It's the @BKCyclones Technicolor Dreamcoat! pic.twitter.com/lhM2oRYuxh
— Minor League Promos (@MiLBPromos) April 2, 2015

In addition to the outlandish tribute to Kramer's coat, the team will rename the park Kramerica Industries Field, and have activities for fans, including a muffin top eating contest, a Bubble Boy taking on fans in Trivial Pursuit and free entry for survivors of the Andrea Doria wreck.

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GALLERY: BROOKLYN CYCLONES HOST 'SEINFELD NIGHT'

The Brooklyn Cyclones Host "Seinfeld Night"

The Soup Nazi, Larry Thomas, greets customers.

A fan dresses as Elaine.

The winner of the 'Fattest Wallet' contest.

The National Anthem singer wears a puffy shirt during his performance.

A contestant successfully grabs a marble rye.

Contestants chow down during the cereal eating contest.

A Snickers eating contest, with a fork and knife, of course.

Kenny Kramer, the inspiration for the famous character, makes an appearance.

The 'Elaine Dance' competition heats up.

The Soup Nazi, Larry Thomas, autographs a soup bowl.

Hello ... Newman.

Contestants at the 'Junior Mint Toss' competition.

What would Seinfeld Night be without Vandelay Industries?

The Puffy Shirt all-star team.

A puffy shirt player is interviewed.

Was it a pick or scratch?

A Keith Hernandez bobblehead and Brooklyn Cyclones hat outside the famous Tom's Restaurant on the Upper West Side.

- Brendan Maloy

Published Apr 2, 2015

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