MLB Uniform Controversy Sparks Backlash Over Design and Fit

Fanatics CEO defends company's role, stating they followed Nike's specifications amid criticism from players and fans.

MLB faces criticism over new uniforms designed by Nike and manufactured by Fanatics, with players and fans unhappy about see-through pants and fit issues.
Fanatics CEO Michael Rubin defends the company, stating they followed Nike's specifications exactly and are unfairly taking the blame.
Players express dissatisfaction with the new uniforms, citing concerns over customization, fit, and the appearance of name plates.
The MLB Players Association is lobbying for adjustments to the uniforms, with tailors dispatched to spring training for fitting adjustments.
Despite the backlash, Rubin believes the new uniforms will be considered an improvement over time, emphasizing their lightweight and breathable design.