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I don’t hate these, but it would’ve been better to pair the white/grey & teal and orange together instead.

The mens dropped with the Whale Fin advert, and surprisingly they didn’t have a box on it like the home one here. Could’ve just put the Herbalife text in blue to get rid of the box

Sir, that is Ted Danson.

I’d prefer they wear the blue one with the red STL outlined in white, but to each their own.

Mediacom, the poopy Midwest cable provider that’s everyone hates

I’ll pay someone to get this and ship it out to me.

It maybe my narrow view for soccer, but it does make me wonder how much some of the companies make to sponsor *this* many teams across several countries. Like how much are the deal worth per year in accordance to the revenue that Cazoo makes? I would assume it is a low cost deal (3 yrs/$4 million) or something like that because of the sheer volume that have the sponsor power to do so.

I’ll say I don’t mind the blue numbers on green jerseys. Yeah they are an eyesore but with the outline it helps and is better than what Houston (Black with red numbers) has. White would be significantly superior, but until Under Armour either releases a new green jersey, or Nike/Adidas or another outfitter sign them, I don’t think we’ll see green with white numbers soon.

I mean it’s not a roundel at least.

MLS Americana Warmup tops. Neat look for this year. No Canadian team warm ups for Canada day, but they look nice nonetheless. https://www.mlsstore.com/c-13664

I don’t think they look utterly terrible, certainly better than last years. The team color ones look better than the black/gold color way ones. I mean are they necessary? No but I would take these or the 2018 hats over anything recently.

Quick question: is there any reason why New York Red Bulls have a under number advertising? I know it just says “New York Red Bulls” but they are the only team that has it. Are they permitted by the league to do so? Is there a rule behind it? Does it open up under number advertisements for future clubs?

I think the Parley/Primeblue colab thing would be good if teams just took a color from their palate and had their jersey be that color, then have an accent (like Austin FC's away this year), just something simple that they can use every year.

I just hope the Pats go back to silver pants @ home.

Kinda interesting we haven’t seen any more mix-match kits. Especially when you consider that a team like Minnesota could easily pull it off (black jersey, blue shorts, black/blue socks) or Miami not mixing the pink and black together to diversify it a bit. I know we’ve talked about the monochrome thing, but with some of the kits unveiled this past year, and the schemes of last year, you could argue 7 or 8 teams could do it to bolster the match ups a bit.

Did, did Teal come back?

They don't look bad, but they don't need that white color. In all reality, they need to swap it with black so it fully mimics the grey home jersey.

I liked the ones from 2016, where the bill was grey and the whole hat was pink. I have the Cubs fathers day equivalent that has the grey bill and the blue crown and blue logo. I think that would probably be the best way. The grey is neutral enough for it to work with all of the teams, even if the pink doesn't mix in well.

Was their an image that was actually supposed to be attached?

Saw a tweet a few days ago (listed as a few days ago too, can’t seem to find it) but he mentioned he saw an “unreleased” Charlotte FC jersey, would that be the Parley kit jersey you think? They wouldn’t get a 3rd based on qualifications that adidas and MLS have set.

I've kinda been on the fence about it. I always thought that if adidas ended the contract, or the league negotiated something to allow clubs to pick their suppliers that it would be fine. My fear is you have a couple of teams sign with an outfitter that isn't as well known, or are able to get products as easily, and you'll have a mishmash of clubs with stuff that they can actually provide their product because they signed with an adidas/Nike/Under Armour/Puma, and then a group of clubs that signed with a brand that doesn't get their stuff put out as easily.

At my local Scheels they have the Cubs City Connect jerseys available, they're the blue ones from last season, but I would assume any team that had one last year would just keep their CC uniforms for the '22 season.

Maybe Drew Brees when he went from navy-heavy Chargers to Saints? I would argue that Watson's move from Houston to Cleveland would qualify, but I'm sure that's up for debate.

You know. It’d be cool to see Miami lean more in on pink like Inter Miami. But probably won’t see that any time soon. excited for this though

This is fine, for the most part. I just can’t imagine how stupid the black uniform is going to look on him and the players.