The new collection of MLB hats from New Era has caused quite a stir online. The Texas Rangers have already removed their cap from the online team store, and more teams have followed suit. On Monday, New Era dropped their "Overlap" series,

New Era dropped its Overlap 5950 collection on Monday, featuring the logo of each team over its nickname, but some of the designs are questionable.

The controversial hats were pulled from MLB's official online store, but have popped up on eBay and sold for as much as $1,000.

According to The Dallas Morning News, the Rangers have since pulled their hat from the team store on account of the spelling mishap. Texas is the only team that's had to yank its

As collectibles expert Eric Whiteback shared on social media, several of the hats are now for sale on eBay for as much as $1,000.

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And this is all a little reminiscent of when the Oakland Athletics accidentally released a hat that had the word “Ass” written front and center. Seems like the MLB has all of their bases covered with their “Tetas” and “Ass” hats, am I right?

It's gotten to the point where MLB is pulling several Overlap hats from the team stores. Earlier this week, MLB pulled the Overlap hat for the Texas Rangers after the design happened to spell out a vulgar word in Spanish — something that was missed throughout the design and approval process.

Major League Baseball’s latest attempt at a stylish cap release quickly turned into an embarrassment. New Era’s “MLB Overlap” collection, which aimed to put a fresh spin on team branding, instead led to widespread mockery and controversy.