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The Memphis Chicks EFF MiLB Vintage Snapback by Ebbets Field Flannels is a blue and white adjustable cap with a bold red-outlined M on the front and circular logo on the side, part of the Vintage Minor League collection.
The Memphis Chicks EFF MiLB Vintage Snapback by Ebbets Field Flannels features a blue brim and panels, white front, and a bold blue and red M logo—part of the Vintage Minor League collection with snapback adjustment.
The Memphis Chicks EFF MiLB Vintage Snapback by Ebbets Field Flannels features a blue and white adjustable cap with a blue flat brim and red-and-blue embroidered Native American chief, inspired by the classic Minor League design.
The Ebbets Field Flannels Memphis Chicks EFF MiLB Vintage Snapback features a blue adjustable cap with a red strap and round patch with blue and red details, displayed from the rear side.
The Memphis Chicks EFF MiLB Vintage Snapback by Ebbets Field Flannels features a green underbrim, black inner bands with “EBBETS FIELD FLANNELS” text, white panels with ventilation holes, and an adjustable snapback for the perfect fit.

Memphis Chicks EFF MiLB Vintage Snapback

$30 USD $58 USD
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Description: Ebbets is excited to celebrate the heritage of Minor League Baseball that stretches into the modern game with our Vintage Minor League collection. Featuring a modern crown with raised embroidery on the front.

Product Details:

  • 100% Polyester
  • 3D embroidered ‘M' logo on front
  • Standard visor in royal blue with green under visor
  • Embroidered Chicks logo patch on right side
  • Structured modern crown with white front and royal blue back and sides
  • Available in snapback adjustable only
  • Imported

League: Southern League

History: Expansion in the Major Leagues always causes ripples that are felt in the Minors as well. That was the case with the addition of the Montreal Expos, and nearly decade after they joined the Bigs they launched an expansion Double-A side in Memphis in 1978. A familiar name was chosen, a nod to the Memphis Chickasaws who used the “Chicks” as a nickname. Memphis would serve as an affiliate team of the Expos until 1983 when Avron Fogelman, the team owner, purchased a 49% stake in the Kansas City Royals and the Royals moved their Double-A affiliation to the Chicks in ’84. The affiliation with the Royals would be their longest, stretching 11 years from ’84 to ’94, although hardly their most successful as they racked up a total record over that period of 759-814. The San Diego Padres stepped in for the ’95 and ’96 seasons before the Chicks spent their final season in ’97 as an affiliate of the Seattle Mariners. Following that final season the Memphis Redbirds of the Pacific Coast League came to town and the Chicks were relocated to Jackson, Tennessee and became the West Tenn Diamond Jaxx. Among those who represented the Memphis Chicks in one way or another, none stand taller than Bo Jackson, who appeared in 1986 while a member of the Royals farm system.