damnyoutuesday

The dark green jersey hasn't been an official option since 2021, while the yellow jersey is still technically an official option, even though it hasn't been worn for a longer period of time

It's the A's we're talking about. I could see them just dropping the grey and kelly jerseys, and wearing the gold jerseys full time on the road

Wasn't this a problem with MLB during Covid? I remember supply chain issues kept some teams from having some uniforms And the Eagles had to wear black for a couple games because Nike couldn't figure out how to make their dark green

Unpopular opinion: I don't care what numbers defensive players wear

If they look like this, they would firmly be "meh". I'd say an upgrade over the outdated previous set, but that's simply by getting rid of the side panels

Is it tire tracks? Or is it just some orange bars a graphic designer thought looked cool?

Twins are wearing the navy blue alternate today And the Brewers cream uniforms might be the worst culprit so far of see through pants. I can clearly see where the tucked in jersey ends on the starting pitcher from the goddamn centerfield camera

Reds have desperately needed to drop black for like 20 years at this point

Teams that have not worn one of their alternates so far: Twins Royals A's Dodgers Angels Cardinals White Sox Braves Nationals Mets Red Sox Teams that have only worn an alternate so far: Brewers Blue Jays The Giants don't have a road alternate, so they are TBD. Some of the teams listed were wearing their alternates in spring training but have not worn them in the regular season. Not saying all of the teams listed are missing uniforms, because some teams go on runs of not wearing some uniforms. Also we're only 3-5 games into the season, so who knows

Texas Rangers Oakland Athletics Toronto Blue Jays Atlanta Braves Minnesota Twins San Diego Padres Los Angeles Dodgers Los Angeles Angels Miami Marlins St. Louis Cardinals I'd argue the Rangers road greys are better than their home whites, and the rest the road greys are on par with the home whites (some of them are literally the same design both home and away). This isn't to say I hate all the road greys not mentioned, but some of them are definitely the weaker uniform

Diamondbacks alternates both look fantastic. The teal really pops as intended on the red and black jerseys, but feels more muted on the home uniforms

I liked that throwback. Probably wasn't the best choice for them when two of their division rivals had the same color scheme though

So the Phillies off-white looks yellow, but the Diamondbacks have looked fine? Also I have not noticed that white uniforms have been changed to a slight off-white, they just look white

They just need to make their uniforms a blue version of Kansas State's uniforms

Yankees have not acknowledged they changed their road jerseys on social media. I know it's the Yankees, but in 2024 that's honestly incredible

I'm shocked nobody is talking about the mothership's MLB season preview dropping on us that the Dodgers elevated their blue jersey to a permanent alternate. I've waited years for it and it finally happened

Teams have different jerseys for the minor leaguers. Twins have a red version of their current home uniform that only the minor leaguers use

The Peter Man is a zero. Zach Wilson is a zero

Supposedly the only thing that's different is the navy jersey now has a block NOB font. The number font will remain non-matching with the rest of their uniforms, and there are no other changes

It's a case-by-case for me. Depends on the rest of the uniform in both cases

The broadcast booth is watching the game on a screen simultaneously. They do not need TV numbers And as a college football fan, I have never had trouble identifying players from the stands without TV numbers

Once again, the Twin Cities jersey is not our City Connect. That is just an alternate. We are getting a City Connect this season. And the TC hat at home/M hat on the road is a call back to the 2000's when we used to do that, even down to the pinstripes on the road. Our current set is awesome, and my only complaint is Nike's stupid 4+1 rule so we can't have a powder blue version of our home uniform

I'd argue the Steelers moving their entire striping pattern down to accommodate the manufacturer logo is a worse offender than the Vikings

Might just be the lighting/camera/LED screen. Wouldn't look too much into it

Other than teams changing this season, Eagles are top 3 in desperate need of new uniforms. Every year this look feels more and more outdated, and their kelly green look just looks too nice to keep this drab look around