Rangers new MLB hat, explained: Why accidentally vulgar Texas cap was removed from team website
The Rangers' hat was taken down because of the apparent Spanish vulgarity on the front. It is currently the only hat that was pulled from the collection. Officials from the Rangers organization were not made aware of the design, according to a report from the Dallas Morning News. MLB officials declined to comment on the issue Monday.
Some baseball fans are getting big bucks online for MLB hats with rather provocative design flaws. Here's what happened.
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The hat, which has since been removed from New Era's Overlap 5950 collection, showed an upper-case "T" sitting in the middle of "Texas," blocking out the "X." ...
You can still cop those at the storied manufacturer’s website, but for fans looking for something different, they introduced ...
In the Rangers’ case, the “T” sat in the middle of “TEXAS” to block out the X and create an inadvertent visual of a Spanish ...
A hat was pulled from the Rangers and MLB online stores after a mashup of the team's cap and jersey logos created the ...
In case you missed the release, New Era, the official hat of MLB, dropped its Overlap 5950 collection on Monday. The hats have the logo of each team over the team's nickname. The Rangers' ...
The Texas Rangers took an item off their virtual marketplace after it was realized that the language on the cap could be ...
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