MLB Commissioner Hints At All-Star Game Change Fans Will Love

The 2024 MLB All-Star Game is on Tuesday at Globe Life Stadium in Arlington. As always, fans have been buzzing about the Home Run Derby and festivities leading up to the Midsummer Classic.

The Home Run Derby drew plenty of eyeballs, especially due to a questionable rendition of the national anthem that quickly went viral on social media, only for the singer to admit she was drunk during it .

But, ahead of the game on Tuesday, MLB Commissioner Rob Manfred dropped a big hint regarding the jerseys that fans will love (h/t Evan Grant).

'There "will be conversations" about returning to teams individual jerseys for All-Star Game next year. "I'm aware of the sentiment," Rob Manfred said.'

At the beginning of July, the MLB unveiled the All-Star Game jerseys for this year, and fans weren't thrilled about the design .

For years, the players wore their team's respective jerseys in what was a cool twist to the game.

That stopped, and then each year the jerseys switch. Now, Manfred's comments certainly suggest that the game could be relegated to the way it used to be with players wearing their jerseys.

Fans are excited about this as well.

Philadelphia Phillies star Bryce Harper even stated the same sentiment as the fans, saying: "If we could change back to that, I think it would be really cool."

Manfred said there will "be conversations" about the jersey switch, and hopefully it can get done.

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