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| The New York Giants introduce the collarless jersey. More | ||||
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1907 |
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| The Reading Red Roses of the Atlantic League are the first club known to experiment with uniform numbers. More | ||||
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1907 |
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| The National League Boston Doves (later known as the Braves) don the first pinstriped uniforms of the 20th century. More | ||||
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1909 |
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| The Chicago Cubs are the first club to wear uniforms with “military” or “standing” collars. More | ||||
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1909 |
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| The Cuban Stars wear numbered uniforms. More | ||||
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1910 |
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| Both big league clubs in Boston are the last major league teams to wear laced-front jerseys. More … | ||||
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1912 |
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| The New York Yankees first wear pinstriped uniforms. More … | ||||
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1914 |
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| The Federal League Buffalo Blues are the first major league team to adopt script lettering on their shirt front. More … | ||||
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1916 |
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| The National League Brooklyn and New York clubs wear checked uniforms. More … | ||||
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1916 |
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| The Cleveland Indians are the first major league club to wear uniform numbers. More … | ||||
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1917 |
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| Five major league teams adorn their uniforms with patriotic motifs. More … | ||||
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1849-1900 · 1901-1920 · 1921-1940 · 1941-1960 · 1961-1980 · 1981-today Dressed to the Nines: A
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