“They look cheap,” a different player told Jeff Jones of the Belleville News-Democrat. This is what the back of the white jerseys look like with the new template. Players are pretty unhappy.

The jersey, and by extension, the fan, look phony. That’s the vibe this gear creates, an immediate feeling that something is not right, that the fan paid $25 for something cheap, rather than the ...

The jerseys debuted at last year's MLB All-Star Game in Seattle. They are designed by Nike, while Fanatics manufactured and distributed them, as the company has done with all MLB jerseys since the ...

MLBPA executive director Tony Clark said players are just as "frustrated" with the new MLB jerseys as everyone else. ... In MLB jersey controversy, cheap-looking new duds cause a stir across baseball.

Every Spurs fan is going to want to get their hands on the No. 2 overall pick's brand-new Silver & Black jersey.