Each year before the NFL draft, the league partners with New Era to create custom-branded hats—both for teams to give to ...

Stay protected from the elements with our favorite fishing hats for 2025. Top picks include Shelta, Columbia, Simms, and more ...

Weeks away from the 2025 NFL draft, the caps have been revealed. In addition to the sharp-looking caps, there is a signature pin on each that represents the franchise it is associated with.

The Nationals have joined the ranks of teams launching their new City Connect versions, and they're making the most of it ...

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 ...

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 ...

Three years ago, he was an Air Force Academy cadet. Now, he is the most exciting pitcher in baseball. After winning NL Rookie of the Year, posting a 1.96 ERA and dominating through his first 23 ...

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 ...

Are you sure a real person made these? Because these look like you asked AI to make your new ball caps. Okay, well, surely you couldn’t screw up the Astros. Oh, I’m sorry, I meant the Houston ...

Week 4 of the college baseball season generally represents the relative calm before the storm. Most teams wrapped up their non-conference schedules, though some already started their league slate.

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.

Cyclists have long worn a cycling cap to protect their heads from the sun's rays - this was more common in the pre-helmet era - absorb some sweat on hot days, and add some warmth in winter.