https://uni-watch.com/2025/07/16/a-uni-watch-look-at-the-2025-mlb-all-star-game/
I did not realize that the MLB All Star Game always had their participating players wear their team uniforms rather than the one-off special uniforms for the game. If it is traditional then it’s ok. However I always like to see special uniforms for majestic exhibitions like these. Read the article for the rest of the uni-related developments for the game.
With this year’s ASG in Atlanta, MLB has unveiled special caps for all teams, plus workout caps. Source
MLB Unveils 2025 All-Star Game Caps
I’m have always been a fan of the novelty, one-off uninforms for special occasions like the All-Star Game, Fathers’ Day, and Mothers’ Day.
Take a look and let me know what you think!
A new season means there are new changes especially with the uniforms! Check out this extensive essay on all the changes with the MLB dress code.
Can you believe that UniWatch has been doing this since 1999? That’s before the turn of the century!
https://uni-watch.com/2025/03/27/the-2025-uni-watch-mlb-season-preview/
Yeah I know that the season started over two weeks ago. But it’s better late than never.
The official official start of the season is today. Let’s go Mets:
I really like how MLB doesn’t wait until the current season to end to release their schedule for the next season. With that said they just released their schedule for 2024. This means that Mets have released their schedule.
This is the second year of the “balanced” schedule The Mets will play the other 29 teams. They will play each team in the NL for a home and away series and each team in the AL for at least one series (home or away). In the past the schedule was unbalanced (only facing the other teams in the NL plus some select AL teams).
The Mets start the season at home vs. the Milwaukee Brewers and finish the season away at the Brewers. This is a nice little quirk for the Nets and gives some symmetry for the season.
This is my first baseball post of the season. I came across this interesting video about TV broadcast angles in MLB games. I’ve always found this aspect of viewing games to be fascinating. Take a look.