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Like the Buckeyes Brown and especially the Blues. Blue and yellow actually fits the Braves mid-1930s too, so it has a double connection.

Like the off-white for the Crawfords and all of the Monarchs and Eagles. The New York teams are a little too close to their real MLB counterparts but aren't exactly "bad".

Red pinstripes! My favorite

While the colors are obviously pretty Giants-y (whose style I like) , I love the name, which reminds me of an alternate history in-joke. Operation Sealion was the proposed German invasion of England in WWII, which every serious enthusiast knows was unviable because, to be blunt, the British had an navy and the Germans didn't. Thus the sea lion has become a symbol of that community.  And since this is baseball alternate history...

Was looking forward to the Stars and they did not disappoint!

Conservative design but not a bad one at all.

Looks much better. Love the Classic Brewers look.

Red and black looks like some gothic horror special uniform-Halloween maybe?

Detroit looks like the Astros moved north, while Milwaukee looks kind a little too Brewers-like in terms of color for my tastes.

(They're both still good, just not as good as the First Team Named The Giants)

Love the Reds ones.

Since I love the "Vice Neon" colors, great job.

Also, was getting the often-used "Giants" (according to Bill James' Historical Baseball Abstract, it was a frequent code word) out of the way in the first post intentional?

Looks more interesting than any real Angels uniforms have ever been (the goofy 90s big wings were the most visually exciting they've gotten IMO).

Love both Robins. I do think the original looks more Los Angeles, if that makes sense.

Not what I was expecting (and I wouldn't mind seeing a black and light blue version if it's not too much trouble), but the LA Robins are great. The colors give them a southwest Hispanic feel too, which fits an area full of Mexican-Americans.

The Sliders are my favorite concept yet. Whimsical, distinct , and "Sliders" can serve as a winking nod to "Spiders".

Looks peachy! (Couldn't resist )

Seriously, I've kind of wanted to see the Braves in a peach color scheme, and this is a beautifully done example of that.

Caught up with this. Love the Mustangs and 80s Southpaws in particular.

For the Dodgers, one of their former unofficial names back in Brooklyn was the Robins. You could use that as a de facto mascot and have them in robin bird colors (similar to the Orioles, only with a lighter grey/purple instead of black and a yellow bill on the cap to symbolize the robin's yellow beak).

All of them are great. In fact, regardless of how controversial the "Chiefs" name is, I wouldn't mind seeing a change to the more interesting "Wolves". Even the seemingly dull "Kansas City Football Team" looks very good-the name and the logo has a European soccer club feel to it, which I like.

The Twins are good but kind of a less interesting Giants/Cubs hybrid, while the Astros and Phillies are appropriately funky.  Green is fine as long as it's not A's green.

(The Astros design reminds me of a daydream I had of an Area 51-themed expansion team in Las Vegas called the Aliens)

Great ones, even if the Seals are not that big a stretch.

Looks fine but a little too conventionally A's-ish to me. (I guess I'm just worn out from the Defunct Saga's parade of green and yellow A's relocation uniforms :D )

Love all three, but the Parrots are my favorite. A nice vibrant change of pace from the usual black and yellow.

The Marlins uniforms look very Bill Veeck-y, and I mean that in the nicest possible way. Great job.

I return!

Brewers: Eh, looks too Padres-ish to me.

Diamondbacks: Looks amazing. For the name on front, the stadium has been nicknamed "The Hangar" because of its looks, so that might work as a non-sponsor name.

Love both the Braves and Jays uniforms.