MLB 2021 All-Star Game Jerseys Have Fans up in Arms
06/25/2021 03:49 pm EDT
One fan wrote: WHYYYYYY? Let the players wear their team uniform! Why do these even exist? The design is simply terrible. Red and purple is so unnatural! NOBODY was complaining about players wearing their team uniforms. This looks like a Wish order gone wrong!
Another fan wrote: "These are very very bad. Bad enough you couldn't change the color scheme to fit Colorado, but you are actually gonna have them wear this IN GAME? Mistakes have been made."
"Whoever dreamed up this year's All Star Game uniforms should be fired!" one fan added. "If it was Commissioner Rob Manfred - even better! Fans watch this game to see their heroes in team colors and caps, which define the city and the team. What purpose does this change serve?"
One Twitter user wrote: "This is an egregious example of 'more is less.' I went to my first all-star game as a kid on 7/13/60 in Yankee Stadium. The beauty of the ASG then and now is the pastiche of different uniforms joining to play as one."
"As long as they are not worn during the game, they are silly, but fine," a fan stated. "Keep the players in their own team jerseys for the game. A unique element baseball has going for it to help identify everyone!"
One fan asked: "Bruh couldn't you have at least updated the jerseys to the Rockies color scheme instead of the Braves? The hats match the venue and the jerseys don't remotely match."
And this fan wrote: "Terrible. Awful. Trash. Fans watch to see their players represented in their own uniforms, not this generic crap. The hats are okay, but the uniforms are uninspired junk."
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