Bryce Harper calls for change MLB really should've made already

Bryce Harper, a member of the Philadelphia Phillies, is among the players who have significantly contributed to the recent success of Major League Baseball. As an eight-time All-Star, Harper made a remarkable entrance into the league at the young age of 19, showcasing a unique presence and unapologetically displaying his passion for the game. While Harper acknowledges the significant advancements that baseball has undergone over the years, there is still one aspect from the past that he hopes to see revived.

Throughout the years, the MLB All-Star uniforms have undergone various changes. In some instances, the jerseys displayed 'National League' and 'American League' on the front, similar to the 2024 design. Other times, teams maintained a consistent color scheme but included the player's team logo or name on the jersey. Nevertheless, Bryce Harper advocates for a return to the simple approach of wearing their team's jersey during the MLB All-Star Game, a sentiment shared by numerous fans and experts in Major League Baseball. It holds a special significance for players to represent the organization they dedicate themselves to daily.

"If we could change back to that, I think it would be really cool." Harper said.

If this situation were to occur, in 2024 we would observe the American League players sporting their team's home jersey (most likely white) as the game is scheduled to be held in an American League ballpark. The National League players, being the visitors, would then wear their team's away or alternate jersey. Harper, who has been involved in controversial incidents, might respond to a question about players wearing their team's jersey in the All-Star Game with his well-known line: "That's a clown question, bro."