MLB unveils 2023 All-Star Game jerseys

The MLB All-Star Game is coming quickly, and with that has come the release of the special jerseys that will be worn by both the American League and National League during the game.

With the All-Star Game being held in Seattle, the jerseys are designed to pay homage to the host Mariners. Check them out, here:

Behold: the 2023 #AllStarGame jerseys! pic.twitter.com/DZXM2S4a27

— MLB (@MLB) June 30, 2023

The American League is going to be wearing Northwest green, which is one of Seattle’s primary colors. Meanwhile, the National League will be wearing another primary color for the Mariners, navy blue. Another nice nod to the Mariners is the ‘O’ in the words ‘American’ and ‘National,’ which include an aspect of the team’s logo in them.

The jerseys themselves aren’t solid colors with shades blending in a print that is designed to show Seattle’s “neighboring ocean, forests, topography and the movement of air.” On the left sleeve, there is an MLB All-Star Game patch.

Nike is making the uniforms. They will be using new uniform technology in these jerseys too. It’s called Nike Vapor Premier and is designed to improve mobility, moisture management, and fit. Going forward, MLB plans on using this material in uniforms.

New Era will be making the caps while Stance is going to be in charge of the game socks.

MLB All-Star starters announced

MLB announced the starters for the All-Star game on Thursday. These players were chosen by the fan vote, which comes in multiple rounds. So, here is a look at the starting lineups.

American League

• Catcher – Jonah Heim, Texas Rangers
• First base – Yandy Diaz, Tampa Bay Rays
• Second base – Marcus Semien, Texas Rangers
• Shortstop – Corey Seager, Texas Rangers
• Third base – Josh Jung, Texas Rangers
• Outfield – Aaron Judge, New York Yankees
• Outfield – Mike Trout, Los Angeles Angels
• Outfield – Randy Arozarena, Tampa Bay Rays
• Designated hitter – Shohei Ohtani, Los Angeles Angels

National League

• Catcher – Sean Murphy, Atlanta Braves
• First base – Freddie Freeman, Los Angeles Dodgers
• Second base – Luis Arraez, Miami Marlins
• Shortstop – Orlando Arcia, Atlanta Braves
• Third base – Nolan Arenado, St. Louis Cardinals
• Outfield – Ronald Acuña Jr., Atlanta Braves
• Outfield – Corbin Carroll, Arizona Diamondbacks
• Outfield – Mookie Betts, Los Angeles Dodgers
• Designated hitter – J.D. Martinez, Los Angeles Dodgers

More players are going to be added, including starting pitchers for the game. Both the pitchers and reserves for the games are determined by a player ballot. The game itself will be played on July 11th at T-Mobile Park in Seattle.