Hey, my fellow Minor League Nerds. Part two of our look at the history of the Sooner State League teams that played in Ardmore, OK is now available on all podcast platforms.

Today's #capoftheday is another brand new one in my collection. It's the Hartford Rock Cats from the Yard Goats.

Alright, my fellow Minor League Nerds. Which Gary SouthShore RailCats cap is your favorite?

Today's #capoftheday is another new one to my collection. It's the Clearwater Phillies. It was the Threshers identity from 1985 to 2003.

Today's #capoftheday is a throwback from the Ft. Myers Might Mussels. It's the Fort Myers Miracle. Their identity from 1992 to 2019. This is a brand new addition to my collection.

Hey, my fellow Minor League Nerds. Our newest episode is part one of a look at the history of the Ardmore, OK club that played in the Class D Sooner State League. The league was formed on September 4, 1946. The episode is available on all podcast platforms.

Today's #capoftheday is the Flagship City Kitties, a new alternate identity of the Erie SeaWolves. I got this after sharing my SeaWolves collection.

Hey, my fellow Minor League Nerds. Our newest Franchise History Series episode is part one of two that looks at the history of professional baseball in Ardmore, OK from 1947 through 1951.

Today's franchise collection #capoftheday is the Visalia Rawhide.

Hey, my fellow Minor League Nerds. A new episode will be releasee tomorrow. Be sure to check out our current episode on the Poughkeepsie Giants who played in the Class B Colonial League. Here's a photo of team owner Lou Baselice along with members of his 1947 team.

Today's franchise collection #capoftheday is the Stockton Ports.

Today's franchise collection #capoftheday is the San Jose Giants. They began in the California League in 1979, adopting the Giants name in 1988. Before then, they played at the Missions, Expos and Bees.

Today's franchise collection #capoftheday is the Rancho Cucamonga Quakes.

Today's franchise collection #capoftheday is the new Ontario Tower Buzzers. I don't actually have any of their caps as of yet.

Hey, my fellow Minor League Nerds. Our newest Franchise History Series episode sees us return to the Class B Colonial League, where we look at the team that played in Poughkeepsie, NY from 1947 to 1950. The episode is available on all podcast platforms.

Today's franchise collection #capoftheday is the Inland Empire 66ers. They began in Modesto in 1966 playing as the Reds, A's and Nuts, moving to San Bernardino before the start of this season. I need to update to their new caps. I tried doing so last month, but they were out.

Today's franchise collection #capoftheday is the Lake Elsinore Storm

We will be organizing group tickets for this year's Curved Brim Media Meet Up. Details are in the screenshot. We hope you can join us.

Okay my fellow Minor League Nerds Which Joliet Slammers caps are your favorites?

Alright, my fellow Minor League Nerds. Which Chicago Dogs caps are your favorites? There are two more caps in a follow up post.

Today's franchise collection #capoftheday is the Fresno Grizzlies of the California League.

Hey, my fellow Minor League Nerds. Our newest episode is an interview with author Harvey Sahker. On the episode we talk about the Toronto Maple Leafs. Just this year he published a book about the team. We also talk about his time playing baseball in Great Britain.

Today's franchise collection #capoftheday is the Wilson Warbirds.

Today's franchise collection #capoftheday is the Salem Ridge Yaks. They began in the Carolina League in 1968. Since then, they've played as the Rebels, Pirates, Redbirds, Buccaneers, Avalanche and Red Sox before adopting the RidgeYaks name.

Hey, my fellow Minor League Nerds. Which Florence Y'alls cap is your favorite?

Today's franchise collection #capoftheday is the Myrtle Beach Pelicans.

Hey, my fellow Minor League Nerds! What are your baseball plans for the holiday weekend? We're headed to Cincinnati to see the Reds for the first time since 2024. We'll also be seeing the Florence Y'alls for the first time.

Today's franchise collection #capoftheday is the Kannapolis Cannon Ballers of the Carolina League.

Hey, my fellow Minor League Nerds. Part two of our look at the history of the Toronto Maple Leafs is now avaialble on YouTube and all podcast platforms.

Today's franchise collection #capoftheday is the Hill City Howlers.

For today's franchise collection #capoftheday, I only have one cap, as I've yet to see the Hickory Crawdads play.

Today's franchise collection #capoftheday is the Fredericksburg Nationals.

Hey, my fellow Minor League Nerds. Lol Solman built Maple Leaf Stadium for his Toronto Maple Leafs of the International League. It served as their home from 1926 to 1967. You can learn all about it in our Part One episode that looks at the Maple Leafs history through the 1934 season.

Today's #capoftheday is brand new to my collection. I literally picked up the Beloit Sky Carp's 2026 Supper Clubbers cap today.

Today's franchise collection #capoftheday is the Fayetteville Woodpeckers. They began playing in the Carolina League in 2017 as the Buies Creek Astros, a placeholder franchise while a new ballpark was built in Fayetteville. Once that was completed, they became the Woodpeckers in 2019.

Today's franchise collection #capoftheday is the Delmarva Shorebirds.

Hey, my fellow Minor League Nerds. Our first Mostly Forgotten Teams episode of the season is now available. It is part one of a two part look at the Toronto Maple Leafs of the International League. This first part covers their history from 1895 to 1934.

Today's franchise collection #capoftheday is the Columbia Fireflies of the Carolina League.

Today's franchise collection #capoftheday is the only cap I have from the Augusta GreenJackets of the Carolina League.

Today's franchise collection #capoftheday is the Lakeland Flying Tigers. I only have a Lakeland Tigers throwback in my collection. They used that identity from their first season in 1967 through the 2006 season. In 2007, they adopted the Flying Tigers name.

Today's franchise collection #capoftheday is the Daytona Tortugas.

Today's franchise collection #capoftheday is the Tri-City Dust Devils.

Hey, my fellow Minor League Nerds. Our newest Special Episode looks at the Porterville Padres, who played in the Southwest International League in 1952. The episode is available on YouTube and all podcast platforms.

Today's franchise collection #capoftheday is the Spokane Indians. Though the name has been around for over a century, this team began in 1983, after the Triple-A Pacific Coast League Indians relocated to Las Vegas.

Today's franchise collection #capoftheday is the Hillsboro Hops.

Today's franchise collection #capoftheday is the Everett AquaSox.

Hey, my fellow Minor League Nerds. Hank Nesselrode played three seasons for the Sanford Spinners of the Tobacco State League setting several league records. You can learn more about him and the Spinners on our latest episode, which is available on YouTube and all podcast platforms.

Today's franchise collection #capoftheday is the Eugene Emeralds. Though the name has been around since 1955, the current team has been playing in the Northwest League since 1974.

Hey, my fellow Minor League Nerds. Our newest Franchise History Series episode about the Sanford Spinners, who played in the Tobacco State League, is now available on YouTube and all podcast platforms.

Today's the day, my fellow Minor League Nerds! The Big House Game at the Old Joliet Prison hosted by the Joliet Slammers. We are quite excited to be attending.