MLB releases 2019 caps and uniforms for holidays, All-Star Game and other special events
Per usual, teams will be serving special looks on select dates
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On Friday, Major League Baseball revealed its collection of holiday and special event hats and caps for the 2019 season. MLB will be celebrating four holidays: Mother's Day (May 12), Armed Forces Day (May 18), Father's Day (June 16), and Independence Day Weekend (July 4-7). The league also revealed gear that will be worn at the Home Run Derby and All-Star Game.
With that established, let's take a look at some hats already. Here's what teams will be wearing on Mother's Day:
Here's the 2019 #MLB Mother's Day cap design, team colour crowns with pink logos and brims.
— Chris Creamer (@sportslogosnet) April 12, 2019
More photos and details here: https://t.co/3a7uw8c1dh pic.twitter.com/8rKkVGNs8O
And nearly a week later, on Armed Forces Day:
The #Mets 2019 Armed Forces Day (5/18) cap. pic.twitter.com/ZKBBdIwAaL
— Michael Baron (@michaelgbaron) April 12, 2019
Roughly a month later on Father's Day:
Justin Bieber would approve the sky blue Father’s Day caps for the Marlins pic.twitter.com/QKg8HT45N6
— Igor Mello (@SuperIgor) April 12, 2019
Then a couple weeks later for Independence Day:
#RaysUp Independence Day hats for July 4-7 (via @sportslogosnet) 🔥 pic.twitter.com/b2MhkR4LWT
— John Sabol (@John_Sabol) April 12, 2019
And then, shortly thereafter, this sleeveless look for the Midsummer Classic:
The All-Star jerseys are going to be sleeveless this year. Sounds like they're calling Luke Voit's name. pic.twitter.com/GBt5T8JnRH
— Lindsey Adler (@lindseyadler) April 12, 2019
It's worth noting that each of these celebrations will see MLB donate uniform-related royalties to a related charity. For instance, MLB will donate to the Prostate Cancer Foundation in honor of Father's Day.
