SAN DIEGO (KGTV) — It's a new season with new threads for the San Diego Padres ... Fans of the brown waited until 2016 for the color to pop back up as an alternate jersey for Friday night ...

San Diego wore brown and gold jerseys from its inception in 1969 until 1984 and then switched to a brown and orange format until 1991. But the original browns were discarded in 1991 as the Padres ...

The Padres unveiled new uniforms Saturday ... Tatis modeled a tan alternate road jersey with brown pinstripes. That jersey had "San Diego" across the front in brown and trimmed in gold.

The San Diego Padres wore predominantly brown for much of their early history, before the early 90s when blue pretty much took over the team's color palette. Some Padres fans want to return to the ...

Then Tatis appeared on stage in the all-tan alternate road jersey with the ... the desire of fans. “Brown has always been symbolic of San Diego,” he said. The Padres began their research ...

The San Diego Padres unveiled their new Nike City Connect Series uniforms on Friday. The Padres' new jerseys pay homage to the team's "binational fanbase" with colors that represent the ...

Three years after deciding to bring back the brown, the Padres have changed their jerseys again. This one, though, is just an accent piece. San Diego's City Connect jerseys are out and they are ...

You might have noticed an interesting patch on the San Diego Padres' jerseys during the MLB playoffs. So, what are they? The patch itself is a yellow heart with the letters "PS" stitched onto it ...

This article originally appeared on USA TODAY: San Diego Padres display 'PS' patch on players' jerseys. What does it mean?

If the Padres are going to play like this in their City Connect jerseys, they should probably wear them more often than just every Friday night home game. San Diego wore their new threads for the ...

The National League Division Series between the San Diego Padres and the Los Angeles ... patch with the black "PS" lettering on the Padres' jerseys during those first four games.