The Miami Marlins last night debuted their “red-orange” (it doesn’t look red to me) cap paired with their home white uniform.
The Marlins also wore “red-orange” undershirts and socks with the cap to complete the “red-orange” and white look.
For those wondering, red-orange is the official name the Marlins are using for the orange in their colour scheme; the official shade shown below courtesy the infinitely valuable ColorWerx.us:
I dig this look more than the black cap with the home whites, I really do. The Marlins identity is all about being bold and out there, the regular black and white homes (and black and grey roads, for that matter) are anything but bold. If you’re going to go for it, go for it.
Some more photos of the Oran… sorry Red-Orange and white combo from last night:
Unfortunately the Marlins did not break out their red-orange batting helmets and stuck with the boring old black ones:
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