Mets unveil new jerseys and hats for 2015 season

The Mets dumped their off-white pinstriped uniforms in favor of a new bright-white version, one of several design changes the team revealed Wednesday.

The Mets also did away with their plain bright white home jerseys, which had been a departure from tradition since they did not feature blue pinstripes. The Mets had been wearing the bright white home jerseys since 1997.

In addition, the Mets added one more cap to their rotation while making a slight change to an existing model.

The Mets' new alternate road cap features the familiar interlocking NY logo in silver lettering with an orange outline. The rest of the cap is blue.

The team's blue batting-practice hat, which features an image of Mr. Met, underwent a slight revision. The blue caps now feature an orange front panel with a blue brim. Previously, the caps were all blue except for an orange brim.

The Mets also will continue to wear their distinctive camouflage alternate jerseys.

Notes & quotes: Seth Everett will not return to the Mets broadcast team, WOR announced. Everett hosted the pregame and postgame show . . . Josh Lewin is expected to return next season as Howie Rose's partner on radio broadcasts . . . Juan Lagares will make his first appearance Thursday with his newly won Gold Glove award. He will play in a Wiffle ball game with students during gym class at PS/MS 57 in East Harlem . . . The Mets announced that single season tickets go on sale at 10 a.m. on Nov. 21.