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1903: Chicago White Sox

The White Sox team logo has gone through many iterations, and this 1903 version looks more like a botched horseshoe than anything else. However, the newsboy cap and contrasting collar are enough to save this look from disaster.

Verdict: Questionable

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1908: Boston Red Sox

The short-brimmed hat is a divisive style move, and the extra layer under the jersey just seems hot.

Verdict: Questionable

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1914: Philadelphia Athletics

A simple monochrome palette keeps this look understated. Even the old Athletics logo works well here.

Verdict: Good

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1917: Chicago White Sox

Super confused by the turtleneck and the long sleeves and also the Sox logo.

Verdict: Bad

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1921: Cleveland Indians

It doesn't get any more classic '20s baseball than baggy pants and an old-timey font.

Verdict: Good

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1927: St. Louis Cardinals

I'm wearing these socks right now.

Verdict: Good

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1934: Boston Braves

When your team logo looks like it says "Bra Yes" you know there's an issue.

Verdict: Bad

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1940s: Brooklyn Dodgers

The Brooklyn Dodgers are everything that is good about nostalgia, especially the hats.

Verdict: Good

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1944: Brooklyn Dodgers

See? Everything good. Including this silky light blue uniform.

Verdict: Good

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1952: New York Yankees

The pleated pants and clean pinstripes give this uniform a streamlined, timeless appeal. Bonus points for rocking a belt on the field to tie the look together.

Verdict: Good

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1953: Boston Red Sox

Smart piping, structured sleeves, and on-point logo placement make this a winning look.

Verdict: Good

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1958: Milwaukee Braves

The juvenile patchwork mascot and the misplaced logo that clashes with the red stripes are not the best details you want on your uniform.

Verdict: Bad

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1963: Pittsburgh Pirates

More teams should use layering-friendly vests, especially when paired with thermals.

Verdict: Good

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1966: Baltimore Orioles

Unsure why the sleeves are so awkward but it's a good, clean-cut take on the uniform.

Verdict: Good

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1969: Seattle Pilots

The Seattle Pilots didn't last very long and, thankfully, neither did their uniforms.

Verdict: Bad

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1970: California Angels

The contrasting side stripe and matching waistband add a sartorial flair to an otherwise standard getup.

Verdict: Good

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1971: Baltimore Orioles

Here's how to make light blue work. The contrasting waistband makes all the difference.

Verdict: Good

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1972: Oakland Athletics

The number and the letter is way too much for the front of the shirt, but the socks, side stripe pants, and killer striped sleeves make up for it.

Verdict: Good, bonus mustache

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1975: Cleveland Indians

Pairing a red shirt with white pants is a good, good move.

Verdict: Good

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1976: Chicago White Sox

A collared shirt and shorts seem out of place on a mound, but they're great for that very reason.

Verdict: Good

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