Los Angeles Dodgers fans can breathe a little easier if they’re looking to buy a jersey this year. The infamous “cut-off d” is no more.
In previous years, the jersey’s placket — where the buttons are — would bisect the second D in Dodgers, which many fans considered a strange place to break the team’s name.
Now, however, that second D is firmly on the left side of the break, creating what many believe is a more aesthetically pleasing appearance.
When star outfielder Kyle Tucker was introduced earlier this year, his jersey featured an unbroken second D.