An Angels cap sits on top of a glove in the dugout during a game. A different design of the team's hat was one of three pulled by MLB from New Era's Overlap 59FIFTY line for appearing to some as ...

Via The Athletic: The Houston Astros hat, which appears to read “Ashos,” and the Los Angeles Angels hat, which appears to read “Anaels,” are both now gone from MLBshop. The Rangers hat ...

Three teams in particular were the center of amusement — the Los Angeles Angels, Texas Rangers, and Houston Astros — because of the humorous and vulgar nature of the new hats. The overlap hats ...

The Dodgers loomed large at the Angels' home opener, but it doesn't bother a team sure it needs just to deliver wins to woo ...

March 15, 2024 Needless to say, those hats were met with incredulity and amusement over the weekend before being pulled from MLB’s online stores Monday. Then there’s the Angels. Their Overlap ...

The MLB regular season will start soon, which means a slew of new merchandise and hats are being released. That includes a line of New Era caps, which, for a couple of teams, have already been ...

Then there's the Angels. Their Overlap hats featured the team name with the franchise's large "A" logo with the halo placed on top of the "G." That created a word that looks and sounds close ...

As of Tuesday, it appears an additional hat has also been removed from online fan stores. The Los Angeles Angels hat — “Anaels,” per the design — are no longer available. As The Athletic ...

Maybe not so much for three American League West teams — the Angels, Texas Rangers and Houston Astros — whose New Era Overlap 59FIFTY caps garnered so much shock and ridicule that MLB had ...

The Houston Astros hat, which appears to read “Ashos,” and the Los Angeles Angels hat, which appears to read “Anaels,” are both now gone from MLBshop. The Rangers hat that was initially ...

On Wednesday, MLB removed two more caps from the collection—the Houston Astros’ edition, which awkwardly read “ASHOS,” and the Los Angeles Angels’ version, which appeared as “ANAELS.” ...

The Los Angeles Angels are off to a 4-3 start, and rank second in the American League West. Only the Angels and Texas Rangers have winning records in the division thus far. More news: Angels ...