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New York Yankees If there’d ever be a good reason for the Yanks to not wear their iconic home pinstripes, it’d be to honor the New York Black Yankees, specifically by wearing a design inspired by what they wore in 1935. I decided to pair it with the classic Yankees script.

New York Mets This jersey is inspired by the Brooklyn Royal Giants, a Negro League team that existed from 1904-1942, that the Mets wore a throwback for in 2014. I believe it also hypothetically would mark the first time the team wears the full “Metropolitans” name on a jersey.

Minnesota Twins This design is inspired by the Washington Senators’ (the iteration that eventually moved to Minnesota) “3-D” design that they wore from 1956-1958.

Do it! I’d love to see another MLB series from you.

Milwaukee Brewers The striping is inspired by the former Brewers of the American Association, & the font & sleeve logo come from the Brew Crew’s amazing “YOUniform” promotion they did in 2013, in which the winning design was created by Ben Peters.

Yeah, I really liked the design when I first did it, but I’ve kind of soured on it a bit since. Someone on Twitter said it looks like a “school maths book page” (i.e. graph paper), & now I can’t unsee it. You might be onto something with the Giants though…

Miami Marlins This jersey is based on the Triple-A Miami Marlins that existed from 1956-1960. Pairing the design with the modern colors personally reminds me a bit of the Miami Art Deco District.

Los Angeles Dodgers This checkered design is based on the 1916 Brooklyn Dodgers, who had a similar jersey pattern.

Thank you both!

Los Angeles Angels This design is inspired by the Pacific Coast League Los Angeles Angels' "UCLA Stripe" jersey they wore in the 50's, with a periwinkle base color inspired by the '90s Disneyland era.

Kansas City Royals The Royals have had pretty much the same uniforms for much of their history, so I once again went with some inspiration from the Kansas City Monarchs of the Negro Leagues, but this time with powder blue & royal.

Houston Astros I went with the racing stripe pattern used throughout the 80's and early 90's, and paired it with a script that uses the shooting star as its tail, inspired by @SFGiants58's Astros design.

Detroit Tigers This jersey is based off of the experiment that only lasted one season, in which the Tigers replaced the familiar Old-English 'D' with a tiger head in 1927.

Colorado Rockies This design is based on the Denver Bears Minor League team's infamous "Strike Zone" jersey, which they began wearing in 1952, to supposedly help umpires with calling balls and strikes.

Cleveland Guardians This jersey is based off of a design the team wore from 1933-1935.

Cincinnati Reds This jersey is a combination of the Reds' 1956 "Mr. Redleg" & 1962 vest designs.

Chicago White Sox There were so many different options to go with for the Sox, but I eventually settled on a jersey inspired by the first throwback in MLB, worn in 1990, throwing back to 1917. It was also inspired by the "Field of Dreams" uniform the team wore in 2021.

Chicago Cubs I abolutely love the script the team used in 1932 & 1933, so it takes center stage here.

I agree. I could be cool with that. Sure, so Atlanta was burned down almost to its entirety during the Civil War. There is a statue in the city commemorating that they “rose from the ashes” following the war.

Boston Red Sox This was a tough one, since the Sox didn't really have many unique uniforms before their current classic set. So, I combined the large letters of the 1902 & 1908 jerseys, the socks patch of the early 1930's, and the collar striping of the 70's.

Thank you! I agree, the yellow is an essential (but underrated) part of the Braves' identity. Since the Hawks already use red, black, & yellow, like my Braves concept does, & the Falcons have used gold as an accent in the past, I agree that it could be a nice secondary color for the city. Since I reframed the team name to be referencing firefighters, there's something about the combination of the color scheme with that font that feels very "Fire Department-esque" too, so I'm happy with how it turned out. Thank you! The idea honestly came about pretty naturally, and I'm very happy with how it turned out. Thanks. I'm honestly partial to their current brick red, black, sand, and/or turquoise color scheme myself, but I can't deny there are a lot of people that love the purple, teal, & copper.

Baltimore Orioles This jersey is inspired by the design the St. Louis Browns, who eventually relocated to Baltimore, wore for the duration of World War II.

Atlanta Braves This jersey is inspired by the 1929 Braves, which is probably where the modern-day Braves' subtle use of gold can be traced back to.

Arizona Diamondbacks Naturally, I went back to the purple & teal era again, but this time with a teal base color, which the team had never done during that era or since. The new full "Diamondbacks" wordmark makes an appearance.

Hello there, Since Nike’s City Connect jerseys were originally intended to cycle through new designs every few years, I figured I’d try the same thing with my “Cooperstown Collection” concepts. I tried to be more creative and adventurous with the designs this time around, hopefully that shows. I’ll be posting one team a day, leading right up to Opening Day! I'm putting these in a separate thread since I'm not yet sure of Nike's City Connect release schedule, and those tweaks will likely take up that thread. I hope you enjoy! Cooperstown Collection Volume II Arizona Diamondbacks Atlanta Braves Baltimore Orioles Boston Red Sox Chicago Cubs Chicago White Sox Cincinnati Reds Cleveland Guardians Colorado Rockies Detroit Tigers Houston Astros Kansas City Royals Los Angeles Angels Los Angeles Dodgers Miami Marlins Milwaukee Brewers Minnesota Twins New York Mets New York Yankees Oakland Athletics Philadelphia Phillies Pittsburgh Pirates San Diego Padres San Francisco Giants Seattle Mariners St. Louis Cardinals Tampa Bay Rays Texas Rangers Toronto Blue Jays Washington Nationals