MLB reveals 2025 All-Star week uniforms, but players won't wear them during All-Star Game
MLB All-Star week uniforms were revealed Monday, but with a twist. While the league will have All-Star jerseys, player won't actually wear them during the All-Star Game.
For the first time since 2019, players will wear their primary home and road uniforms during the All-Star Game. Instead of donning an "American League" jersey, New York Yankees star Aaron Judge will don the pinstripes at the game.
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So, why introduce All-Star uniforms at all? Players will don the 2025 All-Star week jerseys during the Home Run Derby.
The league unveiled both jerseys and caps Monday. They use the same lettering seen on Atlanta Braves uniforms. The Braves are hosting the All-Star Game in 2025.
While the caps feature the upper-case "A," most MLB fans will recognize, some fans might be less familiar with the lower-case "a" featured on the jerseys. The Braves used a lower-case "a" logo from 1972 to 1986. The team has donned throwback jerseys featuring the lower-case "a" logo in recent seasons.
A Braves hat with the lower-case "a" logo. (Photo by Mike Zarrilli/MLB via Getty Images)
(Mike Zarrilli via Getty Images)
MLB All-Star week begins Saturday, July 12 with the Futures Game. The 2025 MLB Draft will be held Sunday. The 2025 Home Run Derby is scheduled for Monday, July 14, with the All-Star Game taking place the following day, Tuesday, July 15.
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