By waiting at least six months to finalize the changes, MLB/Nike/Fanatics weren’t able to put the fixes into production in time for the 2025 season. So, outside of the improvements to the road uniforms, it sounds like players will be stuck with the Vapor Premier issues for another season.

MLB spent the first part of this year dealing with a uniform crisis it's hoping to avoid moving forward. How? By going back to what worked.

The MLB All-Star Game will be looking a little different starting next season. MLB announced on Monday that players will return to wearing their primary

Major League Baseball will make two changes related to its uniforms over the course of the next two seasons, the league announced on Monday. The first change will have players return to wearing their primary home and road uniforms at the All-Star Game starting next season.

After four years of annual Nike-designed All-Star uniforms, the league confirmed Monday it would scrap the special All-Star outfits.

Remember all the controversy this past spring training revolving around the new MLB uniforms? The pants appeared to be kind of see-through, the names on the backs were much smaller. It was a bad look (literally).

The tradition is coming back to the Major League Baseball All-Star Game. According to a report on MLB.com, players in the 2025 All-Star Game will wear their primary home and road uniforms, which had been the case from the game's early days in the 1930s through 2019.

It's the moment most MLB fans have been waiting for. The league announced on Monday that starting in 2025, players competing in the All-Star Game will sport their team's home and away uniforms during the festivities.