Today's franchise collection #capoftheday is the Austin Braves of the Texas League. From 1956 to 1964, they played as the Austin Senators. From 1965 to 1967, they were the Braves. During their time, they won two league playoff championships.

Today's franchise collection #capoftheday is the Amarillo Gold Sox. Two teams used the name in the Texas League between 1959 and 1963 and then again from 1976 to 1982. After several moves, today they're the Northwest Arkansas Naturals. They win 1 league pennant and 1 playoff championship.

Today's franchise collection #capoftheday is the Utica Blue Sox. They played in the Eastern League from 1943 to 1950. In their first season, they were known as the Braves. In 1951 they were moved to Schenectady, NY. They won 2 league pennants and 1 playoff championship.

Today's franchise collection #capoftheday is the New Orleans Pelicans who played in the Southern Association from 1901 to 1959. During that time they won 9 league pennants and 2 playoff championships

Today's franchise collection #capoftheday is the Chattanooga Lookouts of the Southern Association.

Today's franchise collection #capoftheday is the West Michigan Whitecaps. We caught a game on Saturday and I added two new caps to the collection.

Hey, my fellow Minor League Nerds. There will be no episode this week as we observe the All Star breaks in Major League Baseball, Minor League Baseball, the Frontier League, the American Association. A new episode will be released next week.

Today's franchise collection #capoftheday is the Birmingham Barons who played in the Southern Association from 1901 to 1961. During their time they won 8 league pennants and 5 playoff championships.

Today's franchise collection #capoftheday is the Atlanta Crackers who played in the Southern Association between 1902 and 1961. During their time, they won 18 league pennants and 6 playoff championships.

Hey, my fellow Minor League Nerds. Our newest episode is now available on all podcast platforms. On it, we look at the history of the professional baseball teams that played in Norfolk, NE.

Today's franchise collection #capoftheday is the Seattle Angels who played in the Pacific Coast League from 1919 through 1968.

Today's franchise collection #capoftheday is the San Diego Padres of the Pacific Coast League.

Hey, my fellow Minor League Nerds. Just a reminder that we will be organizing group tickets for both games for this year's @curvedbrimmedia Meet Up. If you'd like to join us, be sure to send us a message at minorleaguenerd@gmail.com by Saturday August 1st. We look forward to seeing you there.

Today's franchise collection #capoftheday is the Jacksonville Braves who played in the Class A South Atlantic League, which changed to the current Double-A Southern League in 1964.

Today's franchise collection #capoftheday is the original Portland Beavers.

While doing research for a future episode, I came across a list of champions in the NAPBL in 1929.

Today's franchise collection #capoftheday is the original Vancouver Mounties.

Hey, my fellow Minor League Nerds. As a follow up to our episode about the original Blue Ridge League last week, this week's episode is an interview with Greg Sullivan, the chairman of the league. @discoturkeys.bsky.social

Today's franchise collection #capoftheday is the Wichita Braves.

Today's franchise collection #capoftheday is the Fort Worth Cats. This was the cap they wore in their lone season in the Triple-A American Association in 1959.

Today's franchise collection #capoftheday is an update to the Indianapolis Indians as I bought three new caps at a game yesterday.

Hey, my fellow Minor League Nerds! Which Indianapolis Indians caps are your favorites?

Hey, my fellow Minor League Nerds! Our newest Special Episode is now available on all podcast platforms. In this episode, we look at the history of the original Blue Ridge League, which played from 1915 to 1918.

Today's franchise collection #capoftheday is the Minneapolis Millers.

Today's franchise collection #capoftheday is the Columbus Red Birds.

Today's franchise collection #capoftheday is the Newark Bears.

Hey, my fellow Minor League Nerds. In 1957, J.C. Dunn, manager of the Ardmore Cardinals, was SHOT during a game against the Ponca City Cubs. Learn all about that, as well as the rest of the history of the team on our latest episode. It's available on all podcast platforms.

Hey, my fellow Minor League Nerds. We caught two Rockies games over the weekend. I have to say, it's pretty cool that they sell their affiliate's caps at Coors Field.

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.