2021 MLB All-Star uniforms leave much to be desired
Jun 24, 2021, 3:10 PM
(Twitter Photo/@AllStarGame)
Usually new uniforms are met with mostly enthusiasm and excitement.
That certainly was not the case for the 2021 MLB All-Star jerseys on Thursday.
MLB opted for a new look in 2021, going with specially-designed league outfits instead of club uniforms and caps for the All-Star Game.
Introducing the 2021 All-Star Game jerseys! pic.twitter.com/BAdYtOluwe
— All-Star Game (@AllStarGame) June 24, 2021
The host National League has white jerseys and the American League blue. Each two-button jersey features three red letters for a player’s club arranged vertically on the left side with the club logo superimposed over the first and second letter, in black or white for NL teams and khaki for AL.
Stars on the back will mark each player’s All-Star selection total, and the right sleeves have the MLB All-Star logo patch.
Caps have team logos mostly in red, with some white and blue, superimposed over a star in the Rockies’ purple with white points.
The new-look All-Star jerseys certainly went through the wringer on Twitter:
Those Celebrity softball game jerseys are disgust- WAIT this is what they came up with for the actual All Star game? 🤢 pic.twitter.com/UDF4OYABn9
— Starting 9 (@Starting9) June 24, 2021
The MLB All-Star Game jerseys are so bad. Like, what even is this? pic.twitter.com/36aroddW33
— Robert Murray (@ByRobertMurray) June 24, 2021
Hey @MLB, remember the moon you just teased? Shoot these there… https://t.co/LDrxaXjh0k
— MLBRaleigh (@MLBRaleigh) June 24, 2021
MLB All Star Game Jerseys are here and they may be the worst I’ve ever seen… pic.twitter.com/IHv7ulRjwb
— Baseball Authority (@BsblAuthority) June 24, 2021
Of course, these are all terrible. MLB continues to be laughably, embarrassingly bad at knowing its audience. It’s basically performance art, but I suppose I can respect the commitment to the bit. https://t.co/f220P3yR9K
— Jason Foster (@ByJasonFoster) June 24, 2021
The Associated Press contributed to this report.