"MLB Players Demand Resolution for Controversial New Jerseys Before Season"
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MLB players, represented by the MLBPA, are expressing frustration over the new Nike Vapor Premier uniforms, citing issues with their appearance, small lettering, and limited customization options. MLB commissioner Rob Manfred defended the jerseys, but players and fans have criticized them, with some likening them to gym shirts and questioning their quality. The MLBPA is working to address the concerns before the start of the season.
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