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MLB Ditching Matching All-Star Uniforms, Reverts To Own Teams Uniforms For 2025
Baseball traditionalists, this one is for you.
The MLB has announced that the 2025 All-Star Game will feature players wearing their individual team uniforms, marking a return to a cherished tradition.
Club uniforms were used by the American League from 1933-2019 and by the National League from 1934-2019. Players from the All-Star host team league would wear their home uniforms and the other All-Star team’s players would wear their road jerseys.
The decision comes after several years of experimenting with specially designed All-Star uniforms, which, although intended to create a unified look and modern appeal, met with mixed reactions from fans and players alike.
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Traditionally, players proudly wore their team’s distinctive uniforms, showcasing the diverse colors and logos of all MLB franchises. This practice was cherished for its ability to highlight each team’s identity and celebrate the individuality of the players.
In recent years, MLB shifted to custom All-Star jerseys, aiming to create a cohesive visual spectacle for the event.
Officials have noted that this shift aims to enhance the authenticity and emotional connection of the All-Star Game, making it a true celebration of the sport’s rich tapestry.
Take a look below at some of the iconic photos from past All-Star games when notable players wore their individual team jerseys.
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1. Barry Bonds, Randy Johnson, and Tim Wallach
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2. Ken Griffey Jr., Mark McGwire, Sammy Sosa, and Barry Bonds
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3. David Ortiz, and Vladimir Guerrero
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4. Manny Machado, Eduardo Nunez, Edwin Encarnacion, Kelvin Herrera, Robinson Cano, Alex Colome, Dellin Betances, Danny Salazar, and David Ortiz
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5. Joe Maddon, Derek Jeter, and Ichiro Suzuki
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6. Andrew McCutchen, Jay Bruce, and Bryce Harper
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7. Jhonny Peralta, Prince Fielder, Manny Machado, and Jason Kipnis
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8. Aroldis Chapman #54 and others
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9. Zack Greinke and Joe Mauer
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10. Yadier Molina #4 and Francisco Lindor #12
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11. David Wright and others
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