Your Mom Dresses You Funny - Part 3

Part 1 is here.
Part 2 is here.
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This four-part theme is dedicated to cards for which the jersey pictured does not match the team mentioned on the card. There are two main variations: one team mentioned and two teams mentioned (as in, "traded to X").

Many of you team collectors perhaps don't count these in your collective collecting quests. Well I do. Reds jersey... I want it. Reds team logo... I want it. Reds team name... I want it. Non-intrusive "Traded to the Reds"/"Now with Reds" text... I want it. In other words, I'm a bona fide Reds slut. And don't even act like any of you can cast a judgmental stone.

 

Part 3, today, will be the AL West, NL West, NL Central, and some air-brushed silliness.

Purchased by the Reds from the Astros (who purchased him from the A's) in 1966.

Traded to the Reds from the Mets (who traded for him 2 months prior) in 1982 with Greg Harris and Alex Trevino for George Foster.

Signed by the Reds as a free agent in 2006. Previously with the A's.

Traded to the Reds from the Mariners in 1993 with Erik Hanson for Bobby Ayala and Dan Wilson.

Traded to the Reds from the A's in 2003 for Jerry Bruksch and Aaron Harang for Jose Guillen.

Traded to the Reds by the Mariners in 1992 for Norm Charlton.

Traded to the Reds by the Giants in 1983 for Mike Vail.

Traded to the Reds by the Padres in 1999 with Mark Sweeney for Josh Harris, Damian Jackson, and Reggie Sanders.

Signed by the Reds as a free agent in 1995. Previously with the Giants.

Traded to the Reds by the Rockies in 1999 for Stan Belinda and Jeffrey Hammonds.

Traded to the Reds by the Astros in 1981 for Ray Knight.

Signed by the Reds as a free agent in 1983. Previously with the Pirates.

Traded to the Reds by the Cubs in 1980 for Hector Cruz.

Managed the Reds in the first half of the 1966 season. Previously the third base coach for the Mets.

Always with the Reds. Except for a brief stint, apparently, with the New Zealand All Blacks.

Traded to the Reds by the Angels in 1970 for Jim Maloney.

Began managing the Reds in 1970. Previously the third base coach for the Padres.

Go Reds.