Minnesota Twins 1961-71 Wool Shawl Collar Sweater Team-SanFrancisco-MissionReds Standard purple visor with green

Standard purple visor with green satin under visor

RECREATING THE EXACT “N” LOGO WORN BY THE 1917 NORTHWESTERN UNIVERSITY BASEBALL TEAM

In 1970 the sports teams began to be known as the “Knights of Pegasus” before eventually moving on to the moniker of “Golden Knights” in 1993

This mesh v-neck jersey honors Hawaii Islanders baseball

This is an authentic reproduction of the Seattle Mariners’ on-field jacket from 1982

Minnesota Twins 1961-71 Wool Shawl Collar Sweater Team-SanFrancisco-MissionReds Standard purple visor with greenREPLICA ON FIELD BASEBALL SWEATERS JUST LIKE HOW THEY WORE IT History: The Twin Cities of Minneapolis and St. Paul supported two American Association teams the Millers and Saints for several decades, so the area was a natural place to look for Senators owner Cal Griffith when he was considering moving his team. A new modern park had been built for the Millers in Bloomington, and it could be easily expanded to meet MLB requirements. The new Twins