The Red Sox are going with two different “City Connect” uniforms in 2025, while also ditching one of their longtime staples.
According to a report from @UniWatch, the Boston Red Sox are making a big uniform-related change in 2025.
The Red Sox, as previously reported, are going to unveil a new “City Connect” uniform, which will bump their current version into “alternate” status. Because of MLB’s strict policy on the number of uniforms a team can have, the Red Sox will be bumping their navy blue uniform sets entirely.
According to the post above, the Red Sox will feature a white uniform top, a red alternate top, the special “Boston Strong” uniforms for Patriots Day, a gray uniform and the previous “City Connect” version. The new “City Connect” version will be green.
Typically, teams are only allowed a maximum of five uniforms, but the Red Sox will have six by the time you factor in the new “City Connect” threads. UniWatch is unclear as to why the Red Sox are able to get a sixth uniform when other teams are not, but they are.
The Red Sox report to spring training this week and are coming off a season that saw them go 81-81 and finish third in the American League East. Boston hasn’t been to the playoffs since 2021 and will be looking to win its first World Series title since 2018.
Boston added multiple big pieces in the offseason, including starting pitchers Walker Buehler and Garrett Crochet and reliever Aroldis Chapman.
Offensively, the Red Sox are led by superstar third baseman Rafael Devers and All-Star Jarren Duran. They’ll also wait for big contributions by top prospects like Roman Anthony and Marcelo Mayer, who could be up before long.
Red Sox rumored to have deal in place to land $260 million dollar superstar if they cannot sign Alex Bregman
“Per sources, The Red Sox and Cardinals have the structure in place on a deal for Nolan Arenado. The current hold is Alex Bregman. If the Red Sox do not land him, expect them to quickly turn to trading for Arenado.”
Currently, Bregman is reportedly set to sign soon. If the Sox don’t land him, it’s only a matter of time before a trade is done between St. Louis and Boston for Nolan Arenado, and hopefully a relief pitcher such as Ryan Helsley.
Either way, if either option happens, Sox fans will actually be happy that their organization actually made a move. Either move would solidify the Sox as a true playoff contender, ending their three-year stretch of mediocrity.
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