The most unusual baseball uniforms of all time

This is a report of the weirdest baseball uniforms that are ever made. Starting from the 1952 Denver Bears strike zone uniforms, which ease the umpire’s job to identify the strike zone. These uniforms lasted only for one year. The infamous Arizona D-backs uniforms came with space-age outfits featuring sublimated snakeskin graphics and wild colors. They also had teal and purple pinstripe uniforms, consider it bold. The Los Angeles Dodgers wore liquid blue, satin uniforms, and it is still considered the most reflective under the stadium lights. These throwback satin uniforms did not feature its original reflective surface. The New York Giants was wearing a purple checked outfit in honor of NYU’s colors of violet and white. The Lehigh Valley IronPigs became the Tacos first and then the Grizzlies also did the same great job when they became the Tacos. The Notre Dame Baseball team introduced a solid green uni, which is unique from traditional baseball uniforms. Orioles had a solid orange uniform in 1971. They retired the orange uniform in 1972 after wearing it for just a few times. They were re-worn for a throwback game in 2010. The Phillies wore a big grape looking uniform once for a game in 1979, but these were only worn once before they were retired. The Pirates had endless uniform combinations in the late 1970s and early 1980s. They wore stunning combinations of colors and designs and basically, ended up being human paper dolls. The Rays its Fauxbacks jersey initially was just one-off fictional version, but later ended up becoming an actual part of the team’s history. Another weird uniform worth mentioning is San Francisco Sea Lions, who had purchased their club’s uniforms from a local semi-pro club known as the San Francisco Cubs. The wrong element here is the bear on the uniform instead of a sea lion. So, these are some of the weirdest baseball uniforms ever to be used. Ta-DA!