A bad week for New Era's "overlap" MLB hats just got worse. MLB removed the Los Angeles Angels and Houston Astros versions of ...

MLB fans are doubling as fashion critics for the second spring training in a row, this time banding together to mock special edition New Era overlap hats being sold on the league's official online ...

MLB's official hat supplier New Era has been known introduce different cap styles each year beyond the typical on-field designs. But the brand's newest line of "Overlap" hats has been especially ...

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.

New Era rolled out their new "Overlap" hats for the 2025 season earlier this week. However, the hats haven't exactly been received well. At first glance, these hats may not seem too bad.

New Era’s “Overlap” line of team hats, which retail for $44.99 and feature a design that places the team’s logo over text of the team city or nickname, produced some confusing outcomes.

Somehow everything keeps going wrong, and this year’s New Era “Overlap” hats are going viral for creating some of the funniest, stupidest, most-amazing hats we’ve ever seen.

"This year’s New Era 'Overlap' hats are going viral for creating some of the funniest, stupidest, most-amazing hats we’ve ever seen," noted the SB Nation site. Yes, you can get the vulgar New ...

Prices for the Los Angeles Angels “Overlap” edition hat shot through the roof, topping $950 per unit on resell sites like eBay. MLB and New Era launched the special edition caps this spring in ...

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.

A bad week for New Era's "overlap" MLB hats just got worse. MLB removed the Los Angeles Angels and Houston Astros versions of the hats from its online stores Tuesday, according to Front Office Sports.