All articles tagged with #jerseys
Originally Published 3 months ago — by SB Nation
The article highlights NBA players who look unusual in their new jerseys for the 2025-26 season, including notable players like Lonzo Ball, Jordan Poole, and Chris Paul, as the league begins its new season preparations.
Originally Published 5 months ago — by NBC Sports
Dick's Sporting Goods may have accidentally leaked a new Packers throwback jersey, which is dark blue with gold details, ahead of the official unveiling scheduled for Thursday morning. The jersey's premature appearance suggests it might be the official new look, but confirmation is awaited.
Originally Published 6 months ago — by MLSsoccer.com
FC Dallas unveiled their 2025 Legacy Kit, part of the adidas Archive Collection, inspired by their early years and reimagined with authentic designs, featuring a tribute to their origins as the Dallas Burn and incorporating iconic elements from their past.
Originally Published 6 months ago — by MLSsoccer.com
Lionel Messi leads the MLS jersey sales in 2025, with Inter Miami CF and Seattle Sounders FC each having four players in the top 25, representing 12 clubs and 15 nationalities, highlighting Messi's continued popularity and the diverse talent in MLS.
Originally Published 1 year ago — by The Athletic
The NHL has unveiled the Chicago Blackhawks and St. Louis Blues jerseys for the upcoming Winter Classic at Wrigley Field. The Blues' jersey, for the first time, does not feature the traditional Blue Note as the main design, opting instead for a 1966-inspired typeface and a fleur-de-lis design. The Blackhawks' jersey incorporates elements of the Chicago flag and baseball heritage, with a vintage look completed by old-school brown gloves. This marks the ninth alternate jersey for the Blackhawks in 15 years.
Originally Published 1 year ago — by theScore
The 2024-25 NBA City Edition jerseys have been unveiled, sparking mixed reactions. The Toronto Raptors top the rankings with a nostalgic nod to Vince Carter, while the Boston Celtics' design is criticized for its lack of appeal. The Utah Jazz and Memphis Grizzlies receive praise for their classic and retro-inspired designs, respectively. Meanwhile, the Miami Heat and Indiana Pacers are among the least favored, with their jerseys described as uninspired and lacking connection to their teams' identities.
Originally Published 1 year ago — by Bleacher Report
MLB commissioner Rob Manfred acknowledged the criticism surrounding the 2024 All-Star Game jerseys and indicated that there will be discussions about possibly returning to players wearing their own team's jerseys next year. This follows ongoing issues with the redesigned uniforms, including concerns about fit and transparency, which Nike has pledged to address by 2025.
Originally Published 1 year ago — by Salt Lake Tribune
The Utah Jazz have unveiled four new jerseys for the 2024-25 and 2025-26 seasons, featuring a "Mountain Basketball" theme with purple as the primary color. The new uniforms will gradually replace the current ones, with the "City" and "Statement" jerseys debuting first. The rebranding emphasizes Utah's mountains and includes new logos and colors. The jerseys will be available for fan purchase starting in fall 2024.
Originally Published 1 year ago — by Uni Watch
The Houston Texans' 2024 jerseys have apparently leaked, with images of all four jerseys circulating online. While their legitimacy is not confirmed, the white and navy jerseys align with previous official releases and hints from the team, suggesting that the leaked designs may be authentic. A source who claimed to have seen the new set a week ago now confirms that the leaked jerseys match what he saw.
Originally Published 1 year ago — by New York Post
Nike's Caitlin Clark jerseys are facing a manufacturing delay, with the next batch not shipping until August, leaving fans who missed out on the initial release waiting for months. The delay has raised questions about Nike's preparedness for the high demand and the lengthy production timeline, especially given the widespread fanfare surrounding Clark. This blunder comes amid previous controversies over MLB jerseys and has sparked criticism towards Nike and Fanatics.
Originally Published 1 year ago — by Bleeding Green Nation
The Philadelphia Eagles have updated their jerseys for the 2024 season to feature the new wordmark introduced in June 2022, following two seasons with the old wordmark. The change, initially met with some resistance, has sparked debate over the aesthetic appeal of the new design compared to the old one, prompting a poll to gauge public opinion on the matter.
Originally Published 1 year ago — by Deadspin
MLB teams are unhappy with the low-quality jerseys being produced by Nike and Fanatics, with the Kansas City Royals and St. Louis Cardinals leading the charge to revert to higher-quality designs. Fans are dissatisfied with the new jerseys and the poor customer service from Fanatics. In other sports news, Max Strus made an impressive half-court shot in basketball, while soccer player Erling Haaland expressed frustration despite scoring five goals.
Originally Published 1 year ago — by New York Post
Nike and Fanatics face mounting criticism as MLB players' jerseys, designed by Nike and manufactured by Fanatics, are being panned for various issues, including apparent see-through pants and irregular jersey numbers. MLBPA executive director Tony Clark expressed frustration with the situation, and there is debate over who is more to blame. The situation has led to predictions of unprecedented damage control and speculation that MLB may intervene to stop production before Spring Training ends.
Originally Published 1 year ago — by CNN
Major League Baseball players and fans are expressing dissatisfaction with the new Nike-designed jerseys manufactured by Fanatics, citing concerns about the jerseys looking cheap, having lower quality fabric, smaller lettering, and logos no longer being stitched directly onto the jerseys. Some players have also criticized the lack of tailored options for pants. While Nike and MLB have defended the new uniforms, fans are directing their frustration at Fanatics, which has gained more control over the sports apparel industry. This discontent reflects broader concerns about the quality and pricing of sports merchandise, as well as rising ticket prices in professional sports.
Originally Published 1 year ago — by FanSided
Fanatics, the production partner for MLB jerseys since 2020, has been facing criticism for the quality of their products. The MLBPA has acknowledged "misses" in the jerseys and is working to address the issue. Seattle Mariners infielder Michael Chavis publicly complained about his jersey, and there have been concerns about the quality of the pants as well. While fans' dissatisfaction is understandable, the focus should be on ensuring that players receive top-notch products, and it's expected that the league will address the situation promptly.