According to Paul Lukas of the ever popular site UniWatch, the New York Mets will not wear the camouflage uniforms at home during the 2016 season.
The Mets began wearing the camos in 2014 when the launched their Military Mondays campaign to honor veterans and active duty servicemen and women.
The camouflage uniforms proved very lucky for the Mets, who were undefeated during Monday home games last season with a 9-0 record. Since the Mets first wore the camos on April 21, 2014 they are 14-1.
In January, the team announced that they will wear their 1986 throwback jerseys for all Sunday home games this season.
