Category: Uni Numbers

While doing a bit of photo research, I spotted a uni change that’s been flying under the radar.

In an unannounced change, the team’s number font has undergone a slight adjustment — and that has opened the door to a classic history mystery.

Eagle-eyed fans spotted the miscue.

At first it looked like every team would have the odd-looking pockmarked fabric. But now it looks like nearly half of the teams won’t be using it.

Marcus Stroman is about to become a Yankee. That could have some interesting implications if he sticks to wearing his preferred No. 0.

It’s the perfect uni-related way to ring in the new year.

The Bronx Bombers think they have a secret weapon that will help them sign Yoshinobu Yamamoto, but the situation isn’t quite that simple.

The KC QB, like Tom Brady before him, says the new rules make it harder to read defenses.

There’s a reason you don’t often see uni-numbered shorts in the NBA.

For this week’s Uni Watch Premium article over on Substack, I have an interview with designer Eric Bodamer, who was working for Nike when they had to quickly redesign the …

Beginning tomorrow, all active players will have a small number added to their jersey.

With the regular season completed, it’s time to crunch some numbers.

The first and last pitches were both thrown by No. 0. Has that ever happened before? Uni Watch investigates!

Why is the Angels pitcher wearing other players’ uni numbers on his waistwear?

A subtle change could have a big impact on next year’s MLB uniforms.