• Make Pitchers Hit Again Red Baseball Cap Front.
  • Make Pitchers Hit Again Red Baseball Cap Side.
  • Make Pitchers Hit Again Red Baseball Cap Back.
  • Make Pitchers Hit Again Pink Baseball Cap Front
  • Make Pitchers Hit Again Pink Baseball Cap Side.
  • Make Pitchers Hit Again Pink Baseball Cap Back.
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Make Pitchers Hit Again Baseball Cap

Make Pitchers Hit Again Baseball Cap

$30.00 USD
$30.00 USD
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Color: Red

Show your support for the complete baseball experience and let the world know you stand for the tradition of pitchers taking their turn at the plate. 

  • Unisex
  • 100% cotton
  • Embroidered logos
  • Adjustable strap-back
  • Fits adults

Care information

Machine wash cold with colors. Non-chlorine bleach. Tumble dry low. Remove promptly, fluff, and fold. Do not iron.

Shipping and delivery

Orders are typically processed within 1-3 days. Standard ground shipping usually takes 1-5 business days.

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The History of Pitchers Hitting in Major League Baseball

Cy Young, Legendary Pitcher and hall of fame inductee

Pitchers hitting in Major League Baseball (MLB) dates back to the late 19th and early 20th centuries, when all players, including pitchers, were expected to bat. Iconic figures like Cy Young and Walter Johnson contributed to their teams both on the mound and at the plate. This dual role required pitchers to be versatile athletes, skilled in both pitching and hitting.

Babe Ruth, hall of fame pitcher and hitter

In 1973, the American League introduced the Designated Hitter (DH) rule, allowing teams to use a DH in place of the pitcher, while the National League retained the tradition of pitchers hitting. This added a unique strategic element to the game, with memorable moments like Babe Ruth's early career as a two-way player and unexpected home runs by pitchers like Madison Bumgarner and Bartolo Colón.

Eric Haase, Detroit Tigers, 2023, .226 batting average

The universal DH rule, implemented permanently in 2022, marked the end of pitchers hitting in MLB. This change aimed to increase offensive output and reduce injuries but also eliminated a cherished aspect of the game. The call to "Make Pitchers Hit Again" celebrates the game's rich history and the thrill of pitchers contributing on both sides of the ball, honoring the skill, strategy, and excitement that defined baseball for generations.

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Kara Branton
Make pitchers hit again cap

Great quality cap, shipped quickly, and good communication from the company on ordar/ shipping status....and it's funny :)

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Cassie Johnson
The family loves it!

I ended up getting three total caps, 2 red for my husband and son, and a pink one for me. The boys LOVED them! Great way to match at the baseball game. Definitely high quality and they arrived quick too. For me the pink honestly looks so much better in person so Im glad i got it. Definitely recommend!

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Bill Taylor
It's not a MAGA hat lol

Yea i mean it looks like it but I actually get a ton of compliments on it. It's a looker for sure but that why I bought it!

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Christopher Moore
I was hesitant at first

To be frank I wasnt expecting anything amazing but I was pleasantly surprised about the quality. It's a very comfortable and seemingly high quality hat. The stiching is very good as well. Highly recommend.

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Robert Thomas
Excellent Quality!

This cap exceeded my expectations. The build quality is top-notch, with sturdy stitching and durable material. I’ve received several compliments already!

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