Like every year, rookies are in every Spring Training camp hoping for their shot at the Majors in 2014. And also like every year, teams are get ready to introduce a bevy of newcomers in another area: uniforms.

While no full uniform overhauls are happening this season, seven teams have a new primary or alternate jersey on tap for 2014. (Various other special-event alternates have been unveiled as well, but these are the new tops you're likely to see on a regular basis this year.) Tell us what you think of these new duds:

Athletics:

After introducing a popular yellow alternate with their "A's" cap logo on the left breast two years ago, Oakland decided to apply the format to a green jersey and eliminate their previous green jersey with "Athletics" wordmark.

Braves:

Compared to Atlanta's previous red alternate, this new one drops the tomahawk and adds some patriotism.

Cubs:

The Cubs will wear throwback jerseys from every decade to celebrate Wrigley Field's 100th anniversary, and also introduced this retro-inspired alternate road jersey.

Dodgers:

Also adding a second gray away jersey, this year the Dodgers will trade off between wearing "Dodgers" and "Los Angeles" wordmarks on the road.

Giants:

San Francisco's new orange alternate drops block lettering in favor of script. This particular wordmark recalls one the team wore in the late '70s and early '80s.

Red Sox:

Boston won the '13 World Series with all-navy letters on the road, but decided to go back to red letters with navy outlining -- in which they won the '04 and '07 titles.

Royals:

Another addition to the cap-logo-on-left-breast trend is Kansas City, who put the "KC" (as well as powder blue piping) on their royal blue alternate for the first time instead of their "Royals" script.