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The New York Mets will debut their City Connect uniforms on April 27, to be worn during Saturday home games, with the exception of Darryl Strawberry's number retirement. The uniforms are designed to represent the energy and diversity of Queens, featuring a graffiti-inspired "Queens" script and a blue and orange color scheme.
The Philadelphia Phillies have unveiled their City Connect uniforms, becoming the first of nine MLB teams to do so this season, with the tag "Unapologetically Philly" and a design that captures the spirit of the city. The team will host a block party to celebrate the launch, featuring special appearances and a watch party for the Phillies-Nationals game, where the jerseys will be worn for the first time.
The Philadelphia Phillies have unveiled their City Connect uniforms, featuring a modern design that celebrates the city's rich history and aims to appeal to a younger audience. The blue and yellow colors are inspired by the city's flag, and the uniform includes nods to Philadelphia's roots, such as the skyline and the Liberty Bell. The design process involved input from players and emphasizes the team's connection to the city. The uniforms will debut on April 12 and will be worn during Friday home games to engage younger fans.
The Pittsburgh Pirates unveiled their City Connect uniforms, made in partnership with Nike, paying homage to the City of Champions era with design elements inspired by the City of Pittsburgh flag, its bridges, steel industry, and three rivers. The uniforms feature gold hats with black brims, gold jerseys with “PGH” in black capital letters across the front, and black pants, resembling those popularized by Hall of Famer Willie Stargell and the 1979 World Series champions. The Pirates will wear the uniforms for the first time against the San Diego Padres on June 27 at PNC Park.
The Pittsburgh Pirates have unveiled their City Connect uniforms in partnership with Nike, featuring a yellow jersey and black pants that pay homage to the city's past while looking forward to its future. The uniform features a custom print with three core elements: the inverted “Y,” the astroid and the check. The astroid references the famous “Steelmark” logo, the same icon that the Pittsburgh Steelers sampled and made their own. The check plays off Pittsburgh’s city seal and is meant to evoke the idea of community. The inverted “Y” represents the convergence of the Allegheny, Monongahela and Ohio Rivers.
The Pittsburgh Pirates have unveiled their new City Connect uniforms, which pay homage to the city's past and future. The black and gold uniforms feature a bridge pattern on the sleeves and a "Pittsburgh" script across the chest. The team worked with Nike to create the uniforms, which are part of a larger initiative by Major League Baseball to connect teams with their local communities.
The Pittsburgh Pirates have unveiled their City Connect uniforms, featuring a yellow and black look that pays homage to the city's bridges and exemplifies the city's shift from the steel industry toward medicine and technology. The uniform features a PGH graphic on the front, a subtle pattern across the uniform, and a patch of the Pirates "P" on the sleeve. The Pirates will wear the uniform on Friday nights at home, debuting the look on June 27 against the San Diego Padres.
The Baltimore Orioles have unveiled their City Connect uniforms, featuring a black exterior and a colorful pastel pattern reflecting the city's neighborhoods on the interior of the sleeves and collar. The uniforms also include a white "B" logo and the slogan "You Can't Clip These Wings," inspired by a Baltimore-based poet. The Orioles will wear the uniforms in nine games this season and will host a neighborhood block party to celebrate the reveal. The team's uniforms lack the exterior pop of other City Connect uniforms, but the team says there's always more to their story.
The Baltimore Orioles have unveiled their City Connect uniforms, which pay tribute to the city's diverse neighborhoods. The all-black uniform features "Baltimore" written across the front in a block font, with a colored mosaic design inspired by the city's arts culture on the inside of the jerseys. The sleeve piping and socks also feature a black and white mosaic design. The hat features a script B pulled from the team's road uniform font, and the uniform also features the slogan "You Can't Clip These Wings" created by Baltimore-based poet and author Kondwani Fidel. The uniform drew negative blowback from fans when leaked earlier, but players are excited to represent the city in the new uniforms.
The Seattle Mariners have unveiled their Nike City Connect uniforms, which will be worn for every Friday home game for the next three years. The uniforms honor the team's history and the Pacific Northwest region, featuring colors that capture the essence of the Mariners' inaugural colors and the original MLB team, the Pilots. The uniform also includes nods to the Seattle Steelheads and Rainiers, as well as broadcaster Dave Niehaus. The Mariners are one of six teams to participate in the Nike MLB City Connect program, which celebrates the bond between each club and its city.
The Texas Rangers had a successful week, going 5-1 and outscoring their opponents 55-15. They debuted their City Connect uniforms and Adolis Garcia hit three two-run homers in a game against the Oakland Athletics. Jacob deGrom was dominant in a 5-2 win against the Athletics. The Rangers head to Cincinnati for a three-game series before returning home to face the New York Yankees.
The Texas Rangers won against the Kansas City Royals in the series opener, but were in danger of losing the war after Jacob deGrom left the game early due to a sore wrist. The loss of Corey Seager for a month or more will be tough for the Rangers to absorb. The Rangers have unveiled their City Connect uniforms, which come with a new mythical creature on the sleeve. Fans have mixed opinions on the uniforms, but the players seem to like them and hope to win while wearing them.
The Texas Rangers have unveiled their City Connect uniforms, paying homage to the creation of the team in Arlington and the history of baseball in the region. The cream-colored uniform features a gothic TX for the state's initials, a spur, and a peagle on the sleeve. The team will wear the uniforms every Friday this season, starting with their game against the Oakland Athletics.