The Kansas Jayhawks reveal their retro uniform for the 2019 baseball season. The Jayhawks will hit the field rocking the all white jersey and pants combination that features the script Jayhawks across the front. The uniform will have red and blue retro piping throughout and shows off an overall clean look.
The Cardinals have revealed their new throwback-themed jerseys. The powder-blue uniforms will cycle in for the 2019 season. The powder-blue alternates are inspired by Cardinals teams of the late 1970s and early 1980s.
"Like a lot of things with the Cardinals, you're always looking forward but you're also always looking back," team president Bill DeWitt said. "The neat thing about this jersey is that is does both. It recalls earlier eras, but it's the modern feel and look and material."
This uniform bridges the gap between retro and modern. Wee see the elements including the "St. Louis" script on the front and red piping around the buttons and sleeves, with a new powder-blue primary color. The red hat will remain for the Cardinals to wear with their powder-blue unis.
The University of Pittsburgh baseball team has released their retro uniform. The Panthers will rock the retro combination during every Sunday home game this season. The old school blue and yellow dominate the uniform as the hats come in with the blue base and yellow P and bill. The jerseys follow suit with a blue base and yellow letters and numbers. To finish off the look the Panthers will wear white pants that have a small pinstripe down the sides.
"Providing our student-athletes with these uniforms is just another example of the commitment and vision of our administration and leadership here at Pitt," said head coach Mike Bell. "Embracing those former Panthers and joining them with our current Panthers continues to expand our standard of excellence."
UCF Baseball has upgraded their ‘Knights’ jersey from the traditional block lettering to a new script lettering across the chest. The black jersey features the gold script Knights along with gold sleeves, numbers, and trim.
Phillies newest super star, Bryce Harper, took the field for his first game as a member of the Philadelphia Phillies. For such an occasion Harper wanted to show the fans of Philadelphia that he was all in, and hit the field in custom Phillie Phanatic inspired cleats. The green cleats showed off the Phanatic’s fur and eyes on each side.
"Thought it'd be cool. Why not? Just bring some fun to the game. The Phanatic is always happy and smiling." - Bryce Harper on the custom cleats.
The Marlins have introduced their new look including new uniforms. The team drew inspiration from the vivid and vibrant burst of colors drawn directly from Miami culture and Calle Ocho. We see the use of black as their base; paired with blue and red, resonate subtly to create an electric energy. We will see the Marlins in four different options when it comes to their uniform combination.
The Hurricanes will take the diamond in a special Breast Cancer Awareness uniform. the team will trade in their typical orange and green for pink and white for the cause. The team’s hats will come in all white with a pink Miami M on the front and pink U on the back. The white jerseys are highlighted by the Miami script across the chest accompanied by pink stripes on the sleeves and pink numbers. The Hurricanes have put together a great uniform to support a great cause.
Texas Tech has revealed their special throwback uniforms for the season. The team will rock a red hat that features the retro double TT logo in which on the front. The jersey and pants continue the retro look with an off white color that is highlighted with red letters, numbers and piping. We will get our first look at the Red Raiders in action in the uniform Thursday. The hats will actually be auctioned off online with bidding opening on Thursday and ending on Monday, March 25, following the conclusion of Tech's five-game home weekend.
The MiLB has revealed their Copa club identities for all 72 teams. The "Copa de la Diversión," translated to "Fun Cup," is a season-long event series specifically designed to embrace the culture and values that resonate most with participating teams' local U.S. Hispanic/Latino communities. For the special event each team will create culturally-relevant on-field personas that honor the local U.S. Hispanic/Latino communities. With each new logo and name comes special uniforms and hats to match.
"Minor League Baseball is built on the fun, memory-making experiences created by our teams each and every day. When we introduced 'It's Fun to Be a Fan' and 'Es Divertido Ser Un Fan' last season, the overwhelmingly positive response led us to create this season-long event series, further showcasing our teams' commitment to their communities and MiLB's unique brand of fun." - Kurt Hunzeker, Minor League Baseball's Vice President of Marketing Strategy and Research
For the 2019 Season the Fighting Irish Baseball team will have a new all-green look to hit the diamond in. The green look starts with the green hat that shows off a blue shamrock outlined in gold. The jersey will have a script Irish across the chest with the players number featured underneath it. The sleeves are highlighted with two stripes of blue stacked on gold. We see the green pants continue the stripe pattern down the sides and even some of the players wear socks that have the same stripe.
