Drake posted a selfie to his Instagram story on Tuesday wearing an infamous Texas Rangers hat that was removed from the team’s online store in March. The hat, which features a Spanish slang ...

Drake has presented evidence showing that he was among those fortunate enough to secure a Texas Rangers “Tetas” hat. The photo in question, which finds him showing off the briefly controversy ...

The Rangers’ cap has the team’s “T” laid onto the middle of the word “Texas” − creating what looks like a commonly used term among Spanish-speaking people for a woman’s breasts.

New Era, the company that makes hats for MLB, is fielding criticism for their new "overlap" designs, some of which spell out vulgar terms.

New Era's discontinued "TETAS" Rangers hat is now being resold on Ebay for up to $1,000.

The banned MLB hats have been going viral on Twitter, and now, the Astros have joined the Rangers and Angels in having them banned.

This week, the Texas Rangers debuted a new hat this week, but it was quickly pulled from online shelves after fans realized it was not exactly appropriate for Spanish speakers. Now, that hat is ...

A Texas Rangers hat with the design flaw, meanwhile, sold for $800. MLB and New Era have not issued public statements regarding the hats, but it's not the first time the two have run into this issue.

Texas Rangers overlap hat Texas Rangers overlap hat, which was removed from MLB.com's official website after release because of inappropriate wording.

MLB Explicit Texas Rangers misprint hats are selling online for $1,000 Several styles of New Era caps have been removed from the MLB online store. The Rangers cap spells out a vulgar Spanish word.

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. Full story — Front Office Sports (@FOS) March 13, 2025 ...

As ESPN reported, the Texas Rangers and Houston Astros Overlap cap versions were the first to be removed from MLB’s online marketplace.