The Cleveland Guardians have unveiled exciting changes to their jersey lineup for the 2025 season, blending a fresh energy with the franchise's rich 124-year history. The updated set includes refinements to four jerseys—blue alternative road, red alternative home, white home, and gray road—that, along with the City Connect uniforms, complete Cleveland’s on-field look for 2025.
The most notable transformation comes with the blue alternative road jersey. While retaining its classic navy base, the jersey shifts from displaying "Cleveland" across the chest to featuring the Guardians' iconic Diamond C logo. This design pays homage to Cleveland’s early jerseys, which also showcased a "C" from 1901 to 1945, including the uniform of the 1920 World Series champions.
The piping on the blue jersey takes on a distinct red-white-red pattern, setting it apart from the other uniforms and adding a vibrant contrast to the navy backdrop.
The red alternative home jersey undergoes a bold transformation, replacing the 2024 script “Guardians” with a Bridge Print font spelling out “Guardians” across the chest. This font, already featured in the numbers on all Cleveland jerseys, further incorporates the team’s brand identity into their uniform set.
The jersey's piping adopts a striking blue-white-blue design, adding a dynamic flair to the bold red uniform.
Cleveland’s white home uniform continues its traditional appearance with subtle yet impactful updates. The script "Guardians" across the chest shifts from its slanted design to a horizontal orientation for a cleaner look. Complementing this change is a new red-blue-red piping pattern on the neckline and sleeves.
A revamped home hat debuts alongside the white uniform in 2025. The new cap features a red crown with a blue bill, adding a fresh twist to Cleveland’s iconic headwear. Meanwhile, the blue cap with a red bill will remain the standard for all other jerseys.
The gray road uniform remains a classic, featuring “Cleveland” in Bridge Print font across the chest. The piping on this jersey mirrors the red-blue-red design seen on the white home uniform, tying the two looks together and creating a cohesive brand aesthetic.
The Guardians’ 2025 jersey updates seamlessly blend nostalgia with modernity. Whether it’s the nod to the 1920 World Series team in the blue alternative road uniform or the continued integration of the Bridge Print font, every detail has been thoughtfully designed to honor the franchise’s storied history while energizing its visual identity for the future.
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The 2024 MLB All-Star Game, set to take place in Arlington, will have a distinct Texas flair, perfectly embodied in the players' uniforms. The jerseys for the 94th Midsummer Classic were unveiled showcasing a design that draws inspiration from Texas' rich western heritage. The typography and graphics evoke the classic vibes of the Lone Star State, while incorporating a contemporary aesthetic that bridges the past and the future.
The home American League jerseys feature a sandy base complemented by red sleeves and lettering. In contrast, the National League jerseys boast a navy blue base with light blue sleeves and lettering. This bold color blocking, modern trims, and vibrant highlights give the uniforms a striking and memorable look.
Though all players in each league will wear the same uniform, each jersey includes personalized elements. The player's individual team logo is prominently displayed on the left sleeve, while the All-Star Game logo adorns the right sleeve. This blend of team pride and All-Star distinction makes each jersey unique.
The All-Star caps match the bold design of the jerseys, featuring horizontal lines behind the team logo and a single star to the side. This star symbolizes both the All-Star honor and Texas' "Lone Star" nickname, adding an extra layer of regional pride to the ensemble.
This year marks the second time Arlington has hosted the All-Star Game, the first being in 1995. The 2024 event promises to be a spectacular showcase of baseball talent, with the uniforms serving as a perfect tribute to the host state’s iconic heritage.
The Los Angeles Dodgers have revealed their second City Connect design, set to debut on Saturday against the Los Angeles Angels. This new design features cobalt and electric blue hues with a hint of chili red, paying homage to the iconic red numbers on the Dodgers' primary uniforms.
“The new jerseys for 2024 are a nod to the city's longstanding connection to being a city of dreams and dreamers,” the Dodgers stated in their press release. “A city filled with those shooting for the stars where impossible dreams can turn into reality.”
This latest design marks the Dodgers as the first team to unveil a second uniform in the City Connect series. Their original look, released in August 2021, featured "Los Dodgers" on both the cap and jersey. The new uniform continues this trend of celebrating the city’s unique culture and history.
One of the standout features of the new design is the "Los Angeles" front watermark, inspired by the signage at the Los Angeles Memorial Coliseum, where the Dodgers played from 1958 to 1961 after moving from Brooklyn. This watermark includes a contrail with an upward trajectory, symbolizing the city's relentless pursuit of what lies beyond.
The Dodgers have also updated their iconic interlocking "LA" logo on the cap. The new design retains the prominent "LA" but now features a swooping "D" behind it, representing the "LAD" team code. This abbreviation also appears as a sleeve patch, further integrating the team’s identity into the new look.
The uniform numbers, positioned above the "Los Angeles" watermark, draw inspiration from the mid-century typeface popular during the Dodgers' move from Brooklyn. This element, along with the electric blue and red dots scattered throughout the fabric, creates a "galaxy of stars" effect, symbolizing the brilliance and diversity of Los Angeles.
Each jersey also includes the acronym "#ITFDB" in the bottom corner, standing for "It's time for Dodger baseball," a phrase made famous by the legendary Dodgers broadcaster Vin Scully. This tribute to Scully underscores the Dodgers' deep connection to their storied past and their beloved fans.
The Dodgers' new City Connect uniform beautifully blends modern design with historical and cultural references, celebrating Los Angeles as a city of dreams and dreamers. This unveiling concludes this year’s series of City Connect uniforms, with the Dodgers' innovative and thoughtful design setting a high standard for future releases.
Fans can look forward to seeing the Dodgers sport these striking new uniforms on Saturday, as they continue to honor their past while boldly stepping into the future.
The Minnesota Twins have a legacy of representing their entire state rather than just their home city, and their new "City Connect" jerseys take this tradition to heart. The Twins' latest uniforms embrace a "State Connect" concept, paying homage to the Land of 10,000 Lakes.
The new uniforms, unified around an azure blue hue, reflect the central role of water in Minnesota. Accented with yellow belts and cap brims, the design evokes the sun shining over a lake. These uniforms will debut this Friday and be worn 10 more times throughout the 2024 regular season, primarily on home game Fridays.
"It's cool that they're different," remarked Joe Ryan. "It's cool to get away from what our normal uniforms look like. They did a good job with that. It will be fun to see what works and doesn't work with cleats and have a little bit of our own personal flair in there."
The design, developed over two years, embodies the "Ripple Effect" tagline. The intention was to go beyond a simple visual representation of lakes and to capture the serene, ripple-like impact lakes have on Minnesotans' lives.
"We really feel like that’s what the Twins do: We create positive action and we hope that that ripples out throughout the community," said Heather Hinkel, the Twins’ vice president of brand marketing. "So that’s the story we’re going to be telling, along with the jersey."
The dark blue caps with yellow brims feature a new insignia in the shape of Minnesota, outlined in yellow. The logo includes a North Star motif placed at the Twin Cities’ location, with the Northern Lights reflected in a lake’s water line.
"Really honing in on kind of what Minnesota stands for, where the water reflects the sky," Hinkel explained. "It doesn’t necessarily say Twins, but it really speaks to Minnesota."
The caps also feature a "10,000 Lakes" decal and a topographical depth map of Lake Minnetonka under the brim—a nod to Prince’s iconic "Purple Rain" movie line.
The jersey tops feature a sublimation pattern with various shades of blue and black striations, representing lake ripples. Instead of a traditional wordmark, the chest patch displays a white “MN” logo with the North Star motif, emphasizing the entire state rather than just Minneapolis and St. Paul. A loon logo on one sleeve, with baseball stitching for eyes and the North Star as its beak, adds another unique element.
The solid blue pants with neon yellow belts and multi-colored piping along the sides unify the look from head to toe. The piping, incorporating yellow, black, white, and pink, represents the varied colors of a sunset.
"That’s to reflect the hues of the sun setting over the lake," Hinkel said. "When you get that great sunset, it’s not just bright yellows. There’s some pink hues in there, so we’ve added the piping here."
While this year's iteration uses blue pants, the Twins are considering white pants for future seasons.
The Minnesota Twins have once again demonstrated their commitment to representing their state with pride, blending tradition with modern design in their new "State Connect" uniforms.
The Toronto Blue Jays are embracing the city's vibrant nightlife with their new "Night Mode" City Connect uniform. “The Blue Jays are at the core of the city, and those who call Toronto home know how the city comes alive at night," said Marnie Starkman, the Blue Jays’ executive vice president of business operations. "Our new City Connect uniform aims to emulate that ‘Night Mode’ feeling in the vibrant colours, the rhythmic skyline reflecting off the lake, and all the distinct details that make our city so dynamic."
With a darker blue base, complemented by pops of brighter blue and red, the new uniforms outline the Toronto skyline across the chest. This marks the first dark base for a Blue Jays jersey since 2011. The team has dubbed this color “pitch blue,” inspired by the reflection of Lake Ontario at night. The design is further enhanced with “hyper royal blue” and “speed red” accents, which are also featured on the cap, showcasing a “T” that emulates the pillars of city hall atop a maple leaf.
In the center of the chest, surrounded by the CN Tower and the buildings of downtown Toronto, rests Rogers Centre, a familiar sight for many Torontonians. "Toronto is a great city. It’s diverse. But Toronto also knows how to have fun, and a lot of that happens after hours,” said Blue Jays legend José Bautista, who was in town for the release. “There are definitely a lot of different options in the nightlife around the city. It’s good to live in a place where, if you choose to and you want to partake, you have plenty of options. Toronto does know how to have fun, and we experienced a little bit of that when we were here.”
The uniforms also feature some hidden details. Inside the cap, the Toronto skyline is depicted as a rhythmic heartbeat. Inside the collar of the jersey, where you’d find the tag on a shirt, it reads “Diversity is Our Strength,” a phrase from Toronto’s coat of arms.
Fans can look forward to seeing the new "Night Mode" uniforms during night games throughout the season. This decision keeps in line with the theme, highlighting the vibrant nightlife that inspired the design.
The Blue Jays’ new City Connect uniforms not only represent a bold fashion statement but also capture the essence of Toronto’s dynamic and diverse culture. Fans eagerly await to see their team shine under the night lights in these vibrant new kits.
— Nashville Sounds (@nashvillesounds) May 28, 2024
The Nashville Sounds announced that they will don specialty military jerseys for Military Appreciation Night on Thursday, June 6, and again on Friday, July 5, as part of the team’s Independence Day Weekend celebration. These game-worn jerseys will be auctioned off, with proceeds benefitting The Charlie and Hazel Daniels Veterans and Military Family Center at Middle Tennessee State University (MTSU).
The special jerseys are rich with symbolic design elements that honor the service and sacrifice of military personnel. The Nashville ‘N’ logo, placed over the heart, is emblazoned with the American flag, representing the love for one’s country that is central to all who serve. Gold accents around the logo mirror the gold trim found in military service uniforms, adding a touch of elegance and reverence.
A distinctive "NASH" nameplate is positioned over the right chest, mimicking the nameplates on military service uniforms. This nameplate includes all who served in the Middle Tennessee area, providing a localized tribute to veterans and active-duty service members.
Each sleeve of the jersey features three gold stars, totaling six stars to represent the six branches of the United States Military: Army, Navy, Air Force, Marine Corps, Coast Guard, and Space Force. The three stars on each sleeve also pay homage to retired Army Lieutenant General Keith M. Huber’s rank. General Huber, who serves as senior advisor for veterans and leadership initiatives at MTSU, has been a key figure in supporting veteran services at the university.
“The Daniels Center is tremendously grateful for our partnership with the Nashville Sounds in support of our continuous efforts to serve all Veterans concerning their earned VA benefits as well as military-connected students and families through a variety of services to help them succeed both academically, professionally, and personally,” said General Huber. “And I’m deeply appreciative of the Sounds’ recognition of the military service of our Veterans through these commemorative jerseys.”
In a groundbreaking move steeped in history and homage, the St. Louis Cardinals have unveiled their much-anticipated City Connect uniform. A collaboration with Nike, over two years in the making, has birthed a bold design that encapsulates the essence of St. Louis while honoring the Cardinals' legendary legacy.
The centerpiece of the uniform remains the iconic "birds on the bat" logo, a symbol revered by Cardinals fans worldwide. However, the addition of the nickname "The Lou" emblazoned across the chest pays tribute to St. Louis native and rap legend, Nelly, immortalizing his love for his hometown in Cardinals lore.
Diving deeper into the design, wavy red pinstripes adorning the jerseys pay homage to the mighty Mississippi River, a symbol deeply intertwined with St. Louis' identity. These intricate details, coupled with a nod to the franchise's pre-birds-on-the-bat era through font choices, create a rich tapestry of history and innovation.
For Cardinals President Bill DeWitt III, the journey towards the City Connect uniform was both challenging and rewarding. "The iconography of Cardinals baseball and its history is endless," DeWitt remarked, emphasizing the meticulous process of distilling St. Louis' rich heritage into a singular design.
The Cardinals' decision to don red jerseys marks a significant departure from tradition, yet it's a move that resonates deeply with the team's ethos. While red has been reserved for Spring Training and batting practice, it now takes center stage in homage to the vibrant spirit of St. Louis.
The unveiling of the City Connect uniform represents more than just a sartorial choice; it's a celebration of community and collaboration. Launch parties and merchandise releases serve as beacons of excitement, bringing fans closer to the heart of the Cardinals' legacy.
Ultimately, the Cardinals' City Connect uniform stands as a testament to the enduring bond between team and city. As Nelly's resonant voice echoes through the halls of Busch Stadium, it's a reminder that some stories are timeless, and some connections are unbreakable.
— Indianapolis Indians (@indyindians) May 17, 2024
In a heartfelt tribute to their longstanding parent club, the Pittsburgh Pirates, the Triple-A Indianapolis Indians are set to don specialty "Young Bucs" jerseys and caps for select games this season. These unique uniforms will be showcased during Prospects Weekends in May and June, serving as a symbolic nod to the shared history and camaraderie between the two teams.
The Pittsburgh Pirates, affectionately known as the Bucs or Buccos, have a rich legacy steeped in the lore of pirates and adventure. The nickname "Young Buc" offers a playful twist on the term "Young Buck," signifying not only youthful vigor but also a spirit of exploration and daring. It's a fitting homage to both the Pirates' legacy and the vibrant energy of the players donning these special uniforms.
Adorned in striking yellow and black hues, the Young Bucs jerseys boast a captivating pirate map design that stretches across the fabric. Each detail tells a story, with intricate lines and markings tracing the paths of seafaring voyages. A bold red line leads the way to Pittsburgh, where an X marks the spot, symbolizing the goal of each players baseball journey.
Emblazoned proudly across the chest, the script "Young Bucs" serves as a rallying cry for players and fans alike. It's a declaration of unity and pride, encapsulating the spirit of adventure and camaraderie that defines both the Pirates and the Indianapolis Indians.
The front of the hats also features the distinctive Young Bucs logo, ensuring that every player is a part of this tribute to Pittsburgh's beloved baseball legacy. As the Indians take to the field in these special uniforms, they not only honor their parent club but also celebrate the enduring bonds of sportsmanship and tradition that unite baseball communities across the country.
— Cleveland Guardians (@CleGuardians) May 13, 2024
The Cleveland Guardians have delved deep into the city's rich history to craft the latest City Connect uniforms, paying homage to The Land's cultural heritage and spirit. The unveiling of these striking new threads has sparked excitement among players and fans alike, marking a significant moment in the franchise's evolution.
Josh Naylor's enthusiastic response upon seeing the new uniforms epitomizes the sentiment within the Guardians' clubhouse. His eagerness to don the City Connect uniforms for every home game speaks volumes about the team's admiration for the design.
The Guardians will make their on-field debut in their new uniforms against the Twins, showcasing the vibrant red and blue hues that pay homage to the club's storied history. The design concept draws inspiration from the iconic Guardians of Traffic statues on the Hope Memorial Bridge, serving as a poignant tribute to the city's identity.
With simplicity and modern flair in mind, the Guardians have crafted a design that captures the essence of Cleveland. The prominent "CLE" across the chest symbolizes the city's pride, while the sandstone color of the jerseys and pants is a nod to the Berea sandstone that shaped the bridge pillars over 90 years ago. The inclusion of "EST 1901" on the collar honors the organization's founding year, while "THE LAND" emblazoned above the waistband tag reinforces Cleveland's beloved nickname.
Every detail of the uniform tells a story, from the art-deco-style font reminiscent of the Guardians of Traffic pylons to the intricate braiding inspired by the early 1990s teams. Even the socks bear sketches of the Guardian statues, serving as a constant reminder of the franchise's enduring legacy.
The journey to create these uniforms began in December 2021, with meticulous attention to detail guiding every step of the design process. Now, as the Guardians join the prestigious ranks of the 2024 City Connect series, they stand alongside other esteemed franchises in celebrating their city's heritage.
As these uniforms become a fixture of Friday home games and possibly more, they symbolize not only the Guardians' commitment to their roots but also their dedication to forging a bright future for Cleveland baseball. With each game, players and fans alike will proudly wear the colors of The Land, united in their love for the game and the city they call home.
