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.
Several styles of New Era caps have been removed from the MLB online store. The Rangers cap spells out a vulgar Spanish word.
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