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It’s time for the second semifinal of our San Jose Earthquakes all-time best jersey bracket competition. The first semifinal dealt with the pre-hiatus Clash and Quakes teams, while this one of the post-hiatus MLS era for San Jose.
Simplicity marks this selection, with San Jose opting to go for clean looks among the jerseys that advanced in our bracket. Aside from the final selection, it’s all meat and potatoes — the crest, the colors, now go out and play.
We’ll refresh the looks in contention this round below and at the end you’ll get to vote for the best one. Which jersey will advance to the final round? The only way to do it will be to vote for the one you want!
2012-13 primary
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2012-13 secondary
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2014-16 primary
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2017-18 primary
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So which jersey gets your vote? Cast your ballot (if you don’t see the poll, open this story on an internet browser on mobile and it should show up) and leave a comment explaining your selection in the comments below!
Poll
Which Quakes jersey was best between 2008-20?
This poll is closed
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18%
2012-13 primary (all black with blue/white trim)
(3 votes) -
6%
2012-13 secondary (all blue with black/white trim)
(1 vote) -
31%
2014-16 primary (blue torso, black sleeves)
(5 votes) -
43%
2017-18 primary (black with blue faultline pattern on torso)
(7 votes)