Following the initial removal of a New Era Texas Rangers hat from MLB’s official online store earlier in the week, two more hats from the Overlap line have also been pulled.. The Houston Astros ...

The cap, part of New Era’s Overlap 59Fifty collection, has the block “T” from team caps superimposed over the “X” in the “Texas” logo that appears on the front of player jerseys.

And we got a great example of that on Wednesday, after the Texas Rangers were trying to sell ‘Overlap’ edition hats. The ...

Angels overlap hat. The Texas Rangers hat isn't the only receiving flack, take a look at the Angels' hat, where one person wrote, "thankfully that "E" saved the Angels hat from near disaster." ...

As part of a new collection from New Era, which markets caps with an MLB license, an officially licensed Rangers cap appeared briefly online that featured an unfortunate Spanish slang vulgarity.

The Rangers hat that was initially removed spelled out a vulgar Spanish word. The other 27 MLB team hats from the line are still available. New Era really should have thought this entire line through.

Angels overlap hat. The Texas Rangers hat isn't the only receiving flack, take a look at the Angels' hat, where one person wrote, "thankfully that "E" saved the Angels hat from near disaster." ...

The hat, which is part of New Era's Overlap 5950 collection, has the Rangers' block "T" that appears on the team's caps superimposed over the middle "X" in the block "Texas" logo that usually ...

— Rangers Nation ⚾️ (@rangers__nation) March 9, 2025. Although the Rangers hat is the only one to disappear as of Monday night, other teams also have questionable results from the Overlap ...

Denver7 followed along with Lakewood Ranger Grace King as she patrolled Bear Creek Lake Park Friday afternoon.

An embarrassing oversight seemingly forced New Era to pull the Texas Rangers’ new cap design for their Overlap 5950 collection after it inadvertently featured Spanish slang for a woman’s breasts.

New Era’s Texas Rangers “Overlap” edition hats are selling for as much as $1,000 on eBay after being removed from MLB’s official site.