Look: New York Mets Update Uniform Sponsor Patch

The Mets, who introduced NewYork-Presbyterian as their uniform sponsor this season, have scaled down the sleeve patch and changed it to team colors.

The Mets, like many teams in baseball this year, introduced a uniform sponsor to be displayed on their sleeve.

When New York announced the sponsor as NewYork-Presbyterian and unveiled the patches, many noticed how large and distracting it was.

We are excited to show off our Amazin' partnership with @nyphospital. pic.twitter.com/fnpAdSMwH5

— New York Mets (@Mets) April 6, 2023

Almost immediately, team owner Steve Cohen said the team would change it to be more Mets color oriented.

With the beginning of a new home stand, New York has done just that.

The Mets have changed their sponsor patch to reflect team colors, as Steve Cohen promised. Size is smaller as well. https://t.co/PjkPOK4mRf pic.twitter.com/NSkoCWg1wA

— Deesha (@DeeshaThosar) April 25, 2023

With jersey sponsors becoming the new norm, it will take time to adjust to seeing them on the field on a daily basis. However, with it now smaller and Mets colors, it is far less of an eye sore than the previous one.

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