The LeBron James-Dwyane Wade World Series bet is official, and fashion is on the line

We already knew that Cleveland native LeBron James and Chicago native Dwyane Wade were going to place a friendly wager on the World Series. A couple very important questions remained, however: Just what would be on the line? And why did the "and more" tacked on the end feel so very ominous?
Now that the Fall Classic is underway -- with LeBron's Indians picking up a 6-0 win in Game 1 on Tuesday -- we finally have some answers. According to a video Wade posted to his Twitter account, the loser will have to wear the victor's jersey to the opposing team's city this season:

The #WorldSeries bet is on! @DwyaneWade (@Cubs) sends @KingJames (@Indians) the official wager. pic.twitter.com/h71F22FqJA

— UNINTERRUPTED (@uninterrupted) October 26, 2016

So, for example, if the Cubs win, James will wear a Chicago uniform to the arena when the Cavs visit the Bulls in December. LeBron didn't hesitate to accept, with all the confidence of a man whose team is already up 1-0 in the series: 

I accept @DwyaneWade!! 1-0 #RallyTogether https://t.co/zBF9RBBv8v

— LeBron James (@KingJames) October 26, 2016

Who will eventually suffer such a fashion faux pas? Tune in to Game 2 tonight to keep up to date (7 p.m. ET game time on FOX, 6 p.m. ET pregame show on FS1). Here's hoping that the loser takes "dressing up" very seriously, and comes to the arena in a full baseball uniform -- complete with stirrups.