Groundskeeper & Grounds Crew Hats

Baseball's old line is that a good groundskeeper was the 10th man on the field and worth five to seven victories a season. Bill Veeck said it, and groundskeeper George Toma is on record with: "I'm just nobody. But I appreciate a good field." Fenway grounds crew member Kyle Flanagan says the tarp is the crew's enemy, that if it rains the night before and you tarp, you know you're there the next morning at 6:00 AM, and that "basically you get eaten by the tarp, you're going under." He missed drag one time and calls it essential. In 2015 Andrew McCutchen ran onto the field at PNC Park to free a crew member caught under a tarp, and the Pirates went on to sell tarp-themed shirts. On the golf side, Carl Spackler is the assistant greenskeeper in Caddyshack, and Bill Murray's Cinderella-story monologue was improvised. These groundskeeper hats are for the crew. Three badges carry the searched terms, GROUNDSKEEPER, GROUNDS CREW and GREENSKEEPER. The sentence designs cover the Cinderella story, mowing in diamonds, the 10th man and the five to seven wins, being eaten by the tarp, the cheer a tarp pull earns, and the field dad who drags the infield for fun. The Cinderella and tarp-eating lines each get a second colorway. Every design is custom embroidered on an unstructured dad hat. Wear one at the field, or give one to the crew.