What all 30 MLB teams' Nike jerseys look like at spring training after the much-needed updates for 2025

When pitchers and catchers reported to spring training camps last season, actual baseball wasn’t at the forefront of the conversation among players and fans. Instead, it was the jerseys.

As part of the 10-year partnership between MLB, Nike and Fanatics, the league had unveiled the latest generation of uniform systems — the Nike Vapor Premier — and it was a disaster. The jerseys looked cheap with a pronounced curve on smaller lettering for the names on the back. There was also an issue with mismatched pant colors, see-through pants and a lack of tailored options.

MLB listened to the complaints from the players and opted to roll back many of the changes from 2024. And just in the early days of spring training, we’re already seeing the drastic improvement. Notably, the names on the back returned to the pre-2024 size, and the curve is far less pronounced. The gray jerseys match with the gray pants as well.

Here’s a look at what the updated spring training jerseys look like across MLB as the teams reported to camp. You can check out the 2024 version here as well.