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A Nashville Sounds EFF MiLB Vintage Foam Trucker cap by EFF, featuring white, red, and blue mesh panels, chain-stitched embroidery of a cartoon baseball character on the front, and a stylized white N on the blue side panel.
The Nashville Sounds EFF MiLB Vintage Foam Trucker by EFF is a blue mesh hat with a white front panel, red curved brim, embroidered red N with swoosh, and a colorful Vintage Minor League-inspired patch on the front.
The EFF Nashville Sounds EFF MiLB Vintage Foam Trucker is a blue mesh cap with a white front panel, red curved brim, red adjustable snapback, and a chain-stitched red M logo on the side.
A top-down view of the inside of an EFF Nashville Sounds MiLB Vintage Foam Trucker cap, featuring a green brim, red trim, blue mesh sides, black sweatband with white logos and text, and chain-stitched embroidery.

Nashville Sounds EFF MiLB Vintage Foam Trucker

$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. The foam crown and mesh sides feature chain-stitched embroidery to complete the ‘70s vibe.

Product Details:

  • 100% polyester
  • Embroidered 51s logo patch on front
  • Standard black visor with green under visor
  • Flat embroidered Las Vegas 51s patch on right side
  • Foam crown in white with black mesh back and sides
  • Snapback
  • Available in adjustable only

League: American Association

History: When a young shortstop was drafted by the Cincinnati Reds in the 1989 draft, he was told he could eventually become a pitcher – a conversation that became reality in 1991. Trevor Hoffman would move between the Chattanooga Lookouts, Cedar Rapids Reds, Nashville Sounds, and back to the Lookouts across the 1991 and 1992 seasons before he would make his major league debut in 1993. However, what he likely didn’t expect was to suit up in the big leagues for the first time with the newly minted Florida Marlins. He also likely didn’t expect to be traded midway through the season, but once he arrived in San Diego, it was officially “Trevor Time”. He would spend 16 seasons in San Diego before ending his career with the Milwaukee Brewers, establishing himself as one of the most dominant relievers in history by becoming the first major leaguer to reach 500 saves.

This item is final sale.