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The Tampa Bay Rays have dropped a traditional baseball look in exchange for one of their own classic uniforms for the 2023 season. This is due to Nike’s new “Four Plus One” guidelines across Major League Baseball, which cap teams at four uniforms plus one additional City Connect set (which
Club shifts from red, white and blue color scheme to “sleek black and brilliant white”; owner tells attendees at event that “everything is on the table” in rebrand
Green and purple design inspired by pins and badges from the British Suffragette movement led by Emmeline Pankhurst, who was born in Manchester
The Philadelphia Eagles have reportedly submitted a proposal to the NFL’s competition committee to allow players to wear the No. 0.
The Double-A Arkansas Travelers will play an entire six-game series this summer with an alternate brand that pays tribute to a bird that is hunted during baseball’s winter offseason. The team will play as the Mad Mallards, sporting a duck-themed brand designed by the Little Rock-based firm Eric Rob &
Orlando becomes the first NWSL club to make the move to darker shorts; several clubs in England have either made move or are considering it
Team president Rod Wood said the Detroit Lions will introduce a new alternate helmet in 2023 before unveiling new uniforms for the 2024 season.
Third Bret “Hitman” Hart Game to once again raise money for prostate cancer treatment; Hart to also be inducted in team’s “Forever A Hitmen” club
2023 season kicks off on Saturday; Los Angeles Football look to defend MLS Cup title
Clubs unveiling kits include: Inter Miami, Minnesota United, Nashville SC, San Jose Earthquakes and St. Louis City SC
Clubs unveiling kits include: Chicago Fire, FC Dallas, D.C. United, Sporting Kansas City, Los Angeles Football Club, LA Galaxy, Real Salt Lake, Vancouver Whitecaps
Scotland and England played in first FIFA-recognized international friendly match in 1872; Scottish FA was formed the following March
