DCarp1231

There are no Central Divisions in this scenario. To answer your question, I simply based it off the fact that even though Pittsburgh may be more east than Cincinnati, it’s still more northern. I also wanted to keep Pittsburgh and Philadelphia in separate divisions just how they are now. I definitely found the NL realignment more difficult than the AL.

Honestly I was more worried about Arizona and Colorado, but I think it works.

In the event of a two-team MLB expansion that adds Montreal (NL) and Portland (AL) to up the league to 32 teams American League North- Chicago White Sox Detroit Tigers Minnesota Twins Toronto Blue Jays East- Baltimore Orioles Boston Red Sox Cleveland Indians New York Yankees South- Houston Astros Kansas City Royals Tampa Bay Rays Texas Rangers West- Los Angeles Angels Oakland Athletics Portland MLB Team Seattle Mariners National League North- Chicago Cubs Milwaukee Brewers Montreal MLB Team Pittsburgh Pirates East- Cincinnati Reds New York Mets Philadelphia Phillies Washington Nationals South- Atlanta Braves Colorado Rockies Miami Marlins St. Louis Cardinals West- Arizona Diamondbacks Los Angeles Dodgers San Diego Padres San Fransisco Giants

York Revolution of the independent Atlantic League go with White Sox inspired new alternate uniforms this season:

I really like what they’ve done with the Memphis Redbirds

Please get a name that can be shortened to Con-Air so they can get Nicolas Cage to throw out the inaugural first pitch

Salt Lake Bees with City Edition uniforms:

Exactly. Swap those pictures out for one Curry picture from when they used to wear them and it would make sense.

White vs grey baseball uniform matchups really drag down the look of the game. I’d rather have white vs color or color vs grey. Also, as I was playing MLB the Show 19, I realized the Royals “R” BP/Spring Training hat looks so much better paired with the their home uniforms as opposed to their regular KC hat

This will forever break my heart. Adam Jones, after over a decade in Baltimore, now in a Diamondbacks jersey:

I cannot stand pinstripes on baseball uniforms. It makes them looked cluttered and it feels unnecessary. However, I don’t mind the Yankees. Which is weird considering I hate the team. I also don’t like when a baseball uniform has a logo AND number on the front of the jersey. Just use the logo and call it a day. Again, it makes it look cluttered.

Two different sports, same state, same color scheme (relatively), same colored alternate jersey. I love the Patriots red alternate throwback uniforms, but hate the Red Sox red alternate jerseys.

From the Cincinnati Reds Facebook page: First time I’ve ever seen this uniform, but I kinda like it. I think I like it for the simple fact that the number and name fits with the shape of the jersey vest. Also, what year is this from?

Last season when Josh Johnson was QB1 for the Redskins, in the 3 games started +1 quarter he failed to help the team score more than 16 points 16-40 vs Giants ((L) 1 Quarter, team was down 40-0) 16-13 vs Jaguars (W) 16-25 vs Titans (L) 0-24 vs Eagles (L)

Speaking of Bryce Harper, he also has a new number:

7 different former starting QBs for the Browns have found themselves as No. 2 backups on other teams for the 2018-19 NFL season: - DeShone Kizer (Green Bay), started 15 last season for Cleveland as a rookie last season - Cody Kessler (Jacksonville), started 8 games for Cleveland in 2016 - Colt McCoy (Washington), started 21 games between 2010 and 2011 for Cleveland. - Josh McCown (New York Jets), started 11 games between 2015 and 2016 for Cleveland - Brian Hoyer (New England), started 16 games between 2013 and 2014 for Cleveland - Brandon Weeden (Houston), started 20 games for Cleveland between 2012 and 2013 - Robert Griffin III (Baltimore), started 5 games for Cleveland in 2016 The Miami Dolphins have tabbed former Browns QB, Brock Osweiler, who never played a regular season down for Cleveland, with No. 2 Backup duties. The Washington Redskins had another former Cleveland starter, Kevin Hogan (1 game in 2017) as the No. 3 QB, but he was part of cut downs to final rosters yesterday.* The Seattle Seahawks have Austin Davis as the No. 3 QB who started 2 games for Cleveland in 2015 *- UPDATE: Kevin Hogan has been claimed off waivers by Denver and in return released Paxton Lynch. I'd suspect Hogan will be the No. 2 behind Case Keenum, bringing the number of former Browns starters as backups to 8.

Yeah it's a little odd seeing another Redskins RB wearing 26 besides Portis even after the number was used by defensive players for 7 consecutive seasons after Portis retired Josh Wilson (2011-13) Bashaud Breeland (2014-17)

I don't think uniforms should have Home-Away-Alternate designation. The NBA made a good step forward by axing the designations.

All NFL teams getting the roundel logo treatment

It would seem a little odd to have the Woodpeckers in the same league as the (Down East) Wood Ducks.

Not a big fan of pinstripes. IMHO it tends to clutter the look of a baseball uniform.

This could be a good non gimmicky identity

A kronum league could be a good idea for someone to take under. For those unfamiliar: About: http://www.sportpsychologytoday.com/youth-sports-psychology/what-is-kronum/ Uniforms: Essentially a soccer uniform Field: