MLB Faces Backlash Over New Uniforms Amid Quality Concerns

Efforts underway to address player complaints and make adjustments before the season starts.

MLB's new uniforms, designed by Nike and produced by Fanatics, have faced widespread criticism for being see-through, poorly made, and not matching.
Players and fans have expressed dissatisfaction with the quality and design of the uniforms, leading to complaints and requests for alterations.
MLBPA Executive Director Tony Clark has indicated that work is being done to address the concerns, with hopes for adjustments before the season starts.
Some teams have sought waivers to avoid certain design elements, and MLB has stated that adjustments are being made based on player feedback.
Despite the controversy, some players have praised the new uniforms for their fit and design, highlighting a mixed reception among the league.