The Calgary Cannons EFF MiLB Vintage Foam Trucker by EFF is a white, red, and blue hat with a yellow cannon logo on the front and small embroidered flags on the mesh side panel.
The EFF Calgary Cannons EFF MiLB Vintage Foam Trucker is a blue and white hat with a red brim, featuring crossed Canadian and American flags embroidered on the side mesh—honoring the Pacific Coast League’s Calgary Cannons.
The Calgary Cannons EFF MiLB Vintage Foam Trucker by EFF features a red brim, blue mesh back, adjustable strap, and embroidered Canadian and American flags crossed on the side in tribute to the Calgary Cannons.
The image shows the inside of the Calgary Cannons EFF MiLB Vintage Foam Trucker by EFF, featuring a green underbill, black sweatband with red trim, blue mesh panels, a sticker, and visible inner mesh and stitched panel details.

Calgary Cannons EFF MiLB Vintage Foam Trucker

$22.00 CAD $69.00 CAD68% off
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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 Cannons logo on front
  • Standard red visor with green under visor
  • Flat embroidered International League patch on right side
  • Foam crown in white with navy blue mesh back and sides
  • Snapback
  • Available in adjustable only

League: Pacific Coast League

History: The life of a Minor League Baseball team can be a transient one, something that rings true in the tale of the Pacific Coast League’s Calgary Cannons. Taking the place of the Calgary Expos of the Pioneer League, the team formerly known as the Salt Lake City Gulls were relocated to Calgary, Alberta in 1985. The Cannons served as a AAA affiliate of the Seattle Mariners during their first 10 seasons in Calgary, during which time the likes of Edgar Martinez, Alex Rodriguez and Danny Tartabull suited up for the team. The Cannons would later be affiliates for the Pittsburgh Pirates, Chicago White Sox and Florida Marlins, winning league titles in 1987, ’91 and ’98 before being relocated to Albuquerque, New Mexico as the Albuquerque Isotopes following the 2002 season.