Tony Clark Says MLBPA Is Hopeful 'Work Is Being Done to Mitigate' Uniform Issue

Major League Baseball's new uniforms for the 2024 season are not a hit among the players, but it appears the league and MLB Players Association are working to resolve the issues involving the new threads.

MLBPA executive director Tony Clark told The Athletic's Jayson Stark that "work is being done to mitigate" player concerns involving the new uniforms in the midst of spring training.

"I think the information and the experience that guys have on the ground is speaking for itself," Clark said. "And we're hopeful, at least based on solid public comments at this point, that work is being done to mitigate it being a topic of discussion any longer than necessary."

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