A Texas Rangers cap was removed from the online stores of Major League Baseball and the team because its funky, fresh design ...

Some baseball fans are getting big bucks online for MLB hats with rather provocative design flaws. Here's what happened.

Jake Mintz and Jordan Shusterman react to the news that Gerrit Cole will miss the 2025 MLB season after undergoing Tommy John ...

The dawn of a new MLB season has spawned a myriad of new collectible merchandise, from baseball cards to jerseys. But right ...

You can still cop those at the storied manufacturer’s website, but for fans looking for something different, they introduced ...

After sports merch company New Era pulled online sales for its now-infamous "TETAS" Rangers baseball cap, some resellers are ...

Last year, as part of its "Team Shadow" caps, New Era created a minor stir when sharp-eyed fans noticed the Oakland Athletics ...

Michael Shapiro is a sports reporter for Chron, covering the Astros, Rockets, Texans and every team in town. Michael is a ...

The cap was pulled from both the MLB and Rangers online stores, which are operated by Fanatics. WFAA has reached out to the ...

Yet another newly released MLB hat has been pulled from online stores after fans noted the potentially crass design the cap sported.

The cap — which superimposed the team's stylized T over the X in T-E-X-A-S, spelling out a Spanish slang term for breasts — was part of New Era's "Overlap" design collection, which originally ...

and New Era, the league's official cap provider, attempted to work from that to develop a new line of fashionable hats for the "Overlap 5950" collection. In the collection, a team's standard cap ...