Always get sleeve requests, and rarely does the internet deliver. Here is the exception, thanks to Amazon. Juan Soto's sleeve is available at the link for $14.99 (while it lasts).
Juan Soto picked up two new Wilson A2000 1799 gloves, and we like ’em both. The one we are seeing in the regular season is perfectly suited for Nationals colors with a navy web and red fingers. That is A2000 leather and is available for $350 at the link. The […]
Now the standard for MLB's Under Armour athletes, the UA Yard feel like sneakers and play like cleats. Highly rated among Big Leaguers, you can shop the Yard in stock options at the link, though we couldn't find grey like Soto. For the closest alternative, check out our UA Icon […]
Just as sharp as the cleats, the Harper Pro batting gloves is a stylish choice for Juan Soto. Most UA guys seem to choose the Epic style, but we like these a lot more, and what's better is that they're available at the link.
Juan Soto is rocking Under Armour Tuned Changeup sunglasses that you can buy at the link. Soto looked like he got some custom Nats colors, but he also wore a stock pair available at UA.com.
Andrew Benintendi has been working this Wilson A2000 1799 glove in for a while and now its the gamer. This beauty is a glove you can purchase as a custom at the link.
Found Mookie's pre-game knit hat on Amazon at the link.
Mookie Betts' batting gloves follow a trend from last year, where Jordan brand takes Nike's styles and slaps a Jordan logo on them, just for their guys. What's wild is that Mookie, on a cold night, actually wore two pairs of these on top of one another. No, Mookie's murder […]
Mookie Betts is wearing Jordan 13 cleats in 2019, along with the rest of MLB's Jumpman athletes. Betts is wearing all black 13s lately, which are available at the link in metal and molded. You can expect to see some player exclusive colorways along the way, but its cool that […]
Baseball has to have more niche brands than any sport. A perfect example is Benik, a custom neoprene orthotics company that has become the MLB standard SLIDING guard. The crazy thing is that they don't offer just one sliding guard, there's actually at least five different types depending on the […]