MLB Faces Criticism Over New Uniform Quality as Player's Pants Rip During Game

Riley Greene's uniform mishap during a Tigers game highlights ongoing issues with MLB's new uniforms, produced by Nike and Fanatics.

During a game against the Pittsburgh Pirates, Detroit Tigers outfielder Riley Greene's pants tore as he slid into home, exposing problems with the new MLB uniforms.
The new uniforms, criticized for their low quality and poor durability, have faced multiple complaints from players and fans alike.
Issues reported include see-through material, inconsistent coloring, and smaller lettering on jerseys.
Despite the backlash, MLB and Nike have not yet made significant adjustments to the uniforms.
This incident adds to the growing dissatisfaction with the uniforms, which were introduced in the 2024 season.