The new collection of MLB hats from New Era has caused quite a stir online. The Texas Rangers have already removed their cap from the online team store, and more teams have followed suit.

It has become an annual rite of spring in baseball: Every year, some team has its aspirations shattered because a pitcher shredded his elbow to pieces. The latest victims are the New York Yankees ...

The dawn of a new MLB season has spawned a myriad of new collectible merchandise, from baseball cards to jerseys. But right now, caps are stealing all the headlines. New Era rolled out their new ...

New Era's new MLB Overlap hats for 2025 -- in which they put the logos of teams over the names of said teams -- have become a source of a lot of humor for baseball fans everywhere. It's not just ...

After a monumental mess-up involving a vulgar Spanish word, New Era — a sports merch brand — pulled a Texas Rangers baseball cap from online store shelves. The cap — which superimposed ...

But one thing that remains the same for any fandom is the ability to always pick up a classic New Era cap featuring your favorite team’s logo across the front, whether it be a fitted cap ... See how ...

The Falcons were roughly $5.7 million over the cap before extending Matthews and cutting Jarrett. So how much cap space did the team save from these two moves and how much money does Atlanta have ...

The Texas Rangers removed a cap from their online store because the cap’s lettering could be misinterpreted as a vulgar word in Spanish. The hat was released as part of New Era’s Overlap 5950 ...

Spring means baseball is right around the corner ... companies like New Era must keep producing a steady stream of fitted caps that cost $50. Some of them are OK, even great.

According to Over The Cap, the Falcons have a cap deficit of nearly $6 million. The base salary cap projection in 2025 is $279.2 million per team. So what moves can the Falcons make to get in a better ...

Ever since we introduced the Head-to-Head points salary cap mock draft (which, by the way, isn't actually a mock but a true, play-it-out league), it's been complete and utter pandemonium.

Sakonji launches into a monologue about how impressive Shohei’s breathing is, and how 113 years of Japanese baseball history have led to this moment. Then, out of nowhere, Demon Slayer ...