MLB Logo Patches - Devil Rays

This is the patch for the Tampa Bay Devil Rays jersey. As worn on-field by the players on their left sleeve. This patch is designed for commemorative, nostalgic display, and collection. The patch measures approximately at 7.25 wide X 2.5 tall.

Transport yourself back to the thrilling era of 90s baseball with our New Era 59Fifty Tampa Bay Devil Rays 1998 Inaugural Season Patch Fitted Hat. This remarkable piece transports you to a historical seascape, offering a nod to the original Tampa Bay Devil Rays branding and their inaugural season. Crafted in a timeless black hue, this hat is a testament to the power of nostalgia blended with modern style.

New Era Tampa Bay Rays Black Inaugural Season 1998 Black Throwback Edition 59FIFTY Fitted Hat

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Major League Baseball directs 100% of its royalties from on-field 9/11 Remembrance caps to MLB Charities, a 501 (3) nonprofit. MLB Charities will then donate those funds to the National September 11 Memorial & Museum. The Tampa Bay Rays wore this special 9/11 Memorial 59FIFTY fitted hat during their game on Sept. 11, 2021, in commemoration of the events that took place that day in 2001.

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