Padres reveal Navy-inspired jerseys
The San Diego Padres revealed a new jersey on Tuesday afternoon on the flight deck of the USS Theodore Roosevelt, which has called San Diego home for eight days.
The blue digital camouflage tops are modeled after the US Navy’s working uniforms, often called blueberries.
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They will be worn for Sunday home games. The Marine-themed camouflage jerseys that the Padres have worn in the past during Sunday home games will continue to be worn on select dates.
More coverage to come.
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