Back to the Future minor league baseball uniforms are all the rage

At least two minor league baseball teams will be wearing uniforms inspired by Back to the Future in 2015.

This upcoming season is expected to be a big one for baseball.

In the majors, the Chicago Cubs have a solid opportunity after a busy offseason to live up to the Back to the Future prophecy that predicted 2015 will be the year the Cubbies once again win the World Series.

In the minors, at least two teams are getting in on the spirit—both the Gary RailCats and the Montgomery Biscuits will sport uniforms inspired by the classic 1985 film.

"Back to the Future" is definitely the minor league theme of 2015... here's the Gary @railcats version of the jersey pic.twitter.com/JW3ZbSeLlK

— SportsLogos.Net (@sportslogosnet) February 11, 2015

These Marty McFly tributes were revealed on Wednesday as part of the Back to the Future night promotion planned for the June 13 game against the Fargo-Moorhead RedHawks. Jerseys will be auctioned off during the game for charity, and the night will also feature 80s décor, music and contests centered around the movie.

Also, fans born in 1985 (the year the movie came out) or 1955 (the year McFly is sent back in time to) can get free admission. A Delorean DMC-12 will also be on site at U.S. Steel Yard.

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Last week, the Biscuits announced their plans for a Back to the Future night with uniforms also sporting a McFly color scheme.

Here's a first look at our "Back The Future Night" custom jerseys #BiscuitsBaseballhttp://t.co/KOrNRu9ZTH pic.twitter.com/kTaGfYMJl6

— Montgomery Biscuits (@BiscuitBaseball) February 6, 2015

The Biscuits will wear these on June 27 against the Chattanooga Lookouts. According to their release, it will mark the first time in 12 seasons the Biscuits wear custom-themed jerseys. Proceeds from the game will benefit the Michael J. Fox Foundation for Parkinson's Research.

All that's left now is to get the new-look Cubs on board.

- Mike Fiammetta