The 10 funniest New Era MLB Overlap hats, from 'Bobon' to 'Ashos'
New Era's new MLB Overlap hats for 2025 -- in which they put the logos of teams over the names of said teams -- have become a source of a lot of humor for baseball fans everywhere.
It's not just because one of the hats had an accidental vulgar message on it -- that would be the Texas Rangers cap that was eventually pulled by New Era. It's because many of them formed new words thanks to the way the logos and letters lined up.
So we decided to rank the 10 funniest New Era MLB Overlap hats, because they're hilarious. Here they are, in no particular order:
My favorite baseball team, the Bobon Red Sox https://t.co/roTpide5CC pic.twitter.com/laolz4VKlt
— Former Red Sox CBO (@FenwayAttendee) March 10, 2025
AsHos….Perfect hat pic.twitter.com/cvwXgBrSXW
— JC🇵🇷 (@CantH0LDMe) March 10, 2025
Ah yes my favorite team the PaSDes pic.twitter.com/GzF6uo6eou
— J.T. (@itsjt619) March 11, 2025
Go Anaels! 🤦♂️ pic.twitter.com/pqvv5T2Bz0
— Cujo Knows (@cujoknows) March 10, 2025
These are all horrible but the Dodgers becoming the 'Dolaers' is a pretty good bit https://t.co/Du6igPowg3
— Mike (@hammerito) March 10, 2025
Get your own MASERS hat today! https://t.co/Tk9ZC0WlYD pic.twitter.com/fgGP7K3UCS
— zachleft (@zachleft) March 10, 2025
PHIPIES https://t.co/9vrWW9ojiP pic.twitter.com/7C1ZrOGn8q
— meg 🔜⚾️ (@shuddupmeg) March 10, 2025
MMmi https://t.co/fOVHrn72K9 pic.twitter.com/MEFM3RmiIt
— kpg (@notoriouskpg) March 10, 2025
I can't freaking wait to rock my brand new DeDoit Tigers hat this summer pic.twitter.com/L0KTM9VI5s
— Calico Joe (@CalicoJoeMLB) March 11, 2025
Definitely copping that NaWals hat https://t.co/MOOdnNloRM
— Littles (@Littles1126) March 11, 2025
This article originally appeared on For The Win: New Era MLB Overlap hats: Funniest ranked beyond Rangers Tetas hat
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