Major League Baseball will make two changes related to its uniforms over the course of the next two seasons, the league announced on Monday. The first change will have players return to wearing their primary home and road uniforms at the All-Star Game starting next season.

Club uniforms were used by the American League from 1933-2019 and by the National League from 1934-2019. Players from the All-Star host team league wear their home uniforms and the other All-Star team’s players wear their road jerseys.

Ohtani, who became the first player to ever hit 50 home runs and steal 50 bases in the same year, sold more uniforms than any other individual. He was followed by Philadelphia Phillies slugger Bryce Harper, who didn’t rank in last year’s top 20, and New York Yankees ace Aaron Judge.

MLB is returning to primary uniforms during the All-Star Game and changing the regular-season uniforms after both were heavily criticized this season.

The MLB All-Star Game will be looking a little different starting next season. MLB announced on Monday that players will return to wearing their primary

Major League Baseball is going back to using primary team uniforms for the All-Star Game, scrapping criticized special jerseys used for the past four years

MLB All-Stars will go back to wearing primary uniforms at the Midsummer Classic, and the league also announced some changes to its highly criticized Nike and Fanatics uniforms.

When the Detroit Tigers sent pitcher Tarik Skubal and outfielder Riley Greene to this year’s All-Star Game, they wore tan jerseys that had “American League” across the front. Had it been a traditional All-Star Game uniform,