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Mad late but I'm all on the Rockies City Connect jerseys. So fire and the details they put into the jersey are well researched and though through.
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Much better than the MetsMad late but I'm all on the Rockies City Connect jerseys. So fire and the details they put into the jersey are well researched and though through.
Not holding my breathe for these.Well crap.....
True, but its also 20 games into the season and all the previous 8 Trout Turfs released before the season even startedThose customer service reps usually have no clue when it comes to releases.
I am lol. I will not give up hope because this is my favorite turf line right now and he deserves to have at least double digits of his line. Nike Baseball has to do a better job of marketing its athletes.Not holding my breathe for these.
Crazy how an authentic costs $400 without a number or name.They’ve kind of priced the general public out of authentics. The limited jerseys prob won’t change much.
Nike were the ones that made the lettering small, messed with the numbers on the front, and of course came up with the material the jerseys are made of.I think outsourcing to fanatics as well as some other factors contributed to it.
According to UniWatch and Paul Lucas, they got info from a guy at Nike that said the lowered name on back and the smaller letters were because MLB wouldn’t allow them to shrink the MLB logo to fit in this area, as it’s smaller on their template than the previous one. MLB refused, so it forced Nike to lower and shrink the size of don’t on the font. But in the end MLB approved the jersey before they went into production.Nike were the ones that made the lettering small, messed with the numbers on the front, and of course came up with the material the jerseys are made of.
No, Nike were the ones that made this new MLB template, these clowns made the placket too small and narrow that the batterman did not fit in the neck area were it used to be.According to UniWatch and Paul Lucas, they got info from a guy at Nike that said the lowered name on back and the smaller letters were because MLB wouldn’t allow them to shrink the MLB logo to fit in this area, as it’s smaller on their template than the previous one. MLB refused, so it forced Nike to lower and shrink the size of don’t on the font. But in the end MLB approved the jersey before they went into production.
And yes, outsourcing to fanatics was part of the problem for some of the other things from what I read.
Separate note because everyone loves to bash Nike:
Also, on sports logos.net, they had an interview with a former Nike employee, and all these changes are approved by the league ahead of time. Also, when a new/alternate uni (nba - city, statement, or rebranding; mlb - city, or rebranding; NFL -rebranding) is being designed, Nike has very minimal input on those. Those come directly from teams, and they’re designers. They offer suggestions, but they do what teams want.
They requested to resize the batterman to make it fit and look better. MLB denied the request. MLB signed off on these as well. It takes two to tango.No, Nike were the ones that made this new MLB template, these clowns made the placket too small and narrow that the batterman did not fit in the neck area were it used to be.
The material is also Nike's and it must feel like crap since the players are complaining.
And huge sweat stains are everywhere.
Nobody loves to bash Nike.
Nike are getting bashed because they deserve it.
Only a blind fanboy would defend them here.
This is exactly why I held off buying any. I'll wait until next summer. Besides I have a ton of other jersey options to wear.Don’t buy any jerseys this year
Memo: MLB uniforms to change after complaints
Major League Baseball plans to address its uniform fiasco after changes this spring to the standard jerseys and pants led to widespread complaints from players and fans, according to a memo obtained Sunday night by ESPN.www.espn.com
i dunno..... if you say so.They requested to resize the batterman to make it fit and look better. MLB denied the request. MLB signed off on these as well. It takes two to tango.
This is dope. I bought the volt sleeve Cespedes wore for that Mets WS run even though that wasn’t made exclusively for him. Selling a foot pad is wild tho. Can the sliding glove double as an oven mitt?DSG has the Ronald Acuna collection, cleat, BG's, sliding mitt, elbow and leg guard, and an arm sleeve. Great stuff if you are an Acuna or Braves fan.
Here is the link
If Nike starts doing these collections with premiere players, that would be amazing!
Trout - Hey Nike what about me?DSG has the Ronald Acuna collection, cleat, BG's, sliding mitt, elbow and leg guard, and an arm sleeve. Great stuff if you are an Acuna or Braves fan.
Here is the link
If Nike starts doing these collections with premiere players, that would be amazing!