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Braves will sport new spring training uniforms

Braves players will continue to wear a redesigned New Era lightweight, performance-based cap.

Credit: MLB

Credit: MLB

Braves players will continue to wear a redesigned New Era lightweight, performance-based cap.
Jan 28, 2016

The Braves, along will all major league clubs, will wear new gear this spring training.

Major League Baseball unveiled the new Majestic jersey and New Era caps Thursday.

The primary logos of each Spring Training league, which includes a highway-like road sign with state initials, will be located on both caps and jerseys.

The names and numbers on the backs of all jerseys will feature a sublimated Spring Training design pattern featuring Spring Training marks and the silhouetted batter logo.

The Braves' uniforms did not see a major transformation. For some teams, like the Arizona Diamondbacks and Chicago White saw some major transformations.

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