I feel like I will get some folks who agree ans some who don't, but before the dissenters disagree (Politely), let me make my case:

1. Most home uniforms throughout baseball history have actually been cream since they were made of wool flannel, so the white look they were aiming for came off more muted, resulting in an off-white color that we know as cream. So this was actually the case for most of baseball history.

2. Cream, as it is an off-white, actually is white, just a slightly different form of white. When done properly, cream is not a dirty or dingy look, nor does it resemble Vegas gold or light orange. When done well, it is simply a natural-looking white, so it wouldn't look as different as most people think.

3. Despite the Manfred regime, baseball is still a very traditional sport, hence why grass/dirt fields are still predominant in professional baseball, jerseys still have buttons, pants still have belts, organ music is played, we sing "Take Me Out to the Ballgame" in the seventh inning of every game, and the game even has its own language. Baseball has:

\-Clubhouse instead of locker room

\-Spikes instead of cleats

\-Manager instead of head coach

\-Ballpark instead of stadium

\-Cap instead of hat

\-Scorecard instead of program

\-Runs instead of points

I forget where, but I've seen cream referred to as "baseball white." That would add another aspect of baseball iconic to the national pastime. There are already articles of clothing that simply scream "baseball" when you see them:

One earflap batting helmet

¾ raglan sleeve shirt

Button-front jersey

Stirrup sock

Metal spikes with tongue flap

These may be old-school, but they are quintessentially baseball, and home uniforms being this unique natural white would honor the game's heritage even more and give the game another aesthetic unique to the national pastime. Plus, I believe that the cream white actually provides a very nice and elegant contrast to the body of the aforementioned ¾ sleeve undershirt and the white sanitary sock under the stirrups (Which are present if the uniform is worn peoperly). I don't know why, but I just like that.

4. Cream would hide dirt a little better than snow white. Not saying dirt wouldn't show at all, but it would be a little less obvious. If you think this isn't a good reason, go research why teams wear grey on the road and get back to me.

5. It looks great! Check out the attached pictures!

Anyways, I'm not trying to start any arguments, but I figured I'd share this and see what people think.

Unpopular Opinion: All Home White Baseball Uniforms Should Be Cream