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Texas Rangers: Grading the new Nike uniforms for 2020

By Kenneth Nash

ARLINGTON, TX - JULY 08: Elvis Andrus fields a ground ball for the final out against the Los Angeles Angels in the top of the ninth inning at Globe Life Park in Arlington on July 8, 2017 in Arlington, Texas. (Photo by Tom Pennington/Getty Images)
ARLINGTON, TX - JULY 08: Elvis Andrus fields a ground ball for the final out against the Los Angeles Angels in the top of the ninth inning at Globe Life Park in Arlington on July 8, 2017 in Arlington, Texas. (Photo by Tom Pennington/Getty Images) /
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SURPRISE, ARIZONA – FEBRUARY 27: Relief pitcher Jesse Chavez #53 of the Texas Rangers throws a warm-up pitch during the second inning of the MLB spring training game against the Chicago Cubs at Surprise Stadium on February 27, 2019 in Surprise, Arizona. (Photo by Christian Petersen/Getty Images)
SURPRISE, ARIZONA – FEBRUARY 27: Relief pitcher Jesse Chavez #53 of the Texas Rangers throws a warm-up pitch during the second inning of the MLB spring training game against the Chicago Cubs at Surprise Stadium on February 27, 2019 in Surprise, Arizona. (Photo by Christian Petersen/Getty Images) /

Spring Training Sees Logo Change

The Spring Training uniforms are usually the most unique compared to regular season fits and that trend stayed the same. This feels like a time when the organization tries out new stuff, logos, color combos, etc. because if it bombs, it’s Spring Training and nobody actually cares.

https://twitter.com/Rangers/status/1202307186925428739?s=20

The 2020 Spring Training uniforms feature a blue jersey as usual but get a big change to the aforementioned staggered ‘TX’ logo mentioned above. This logo features not only on the hat as it does with the home reds, but it also is the front logo on the jersey stitched on the left chest. The ‘TX’ logo actually looks better on the jersey than it does on the hats. The ST hats are blue with the ‘TX’ logo and a red bill, inverse of the regular season red jerseys. Once again though I think I’d like the ‘TX’ logo better if it were a ‘TR’ instead. The TX reminds me a little too much of a gas station souvenir you can buy in Tyler that looks almost like a team hat without violating trademark laws.

Grade: C+

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