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Finally, a Reliable Source for a Dodgers Hat with a Dodgers D

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Baseball season kicks off today as pitchers and catchers report to Spring Training. The Dodgers already have a nice group of players working out the team facility in Arizona, which means as a fan it's time for you to practice drinking beer, wearing hats, and yelling at Don Mattingly's bone-headed bullpen bloopers.

It's been very hard to find one of the most sought-after Dodgers caps-- Dodger blue with a Dodgers logo "D" instead of "LA". The team's new AAA affiliate in Oklahoma City has come to the rescue with this Dodgers D fitted cap. The team plans to wear these hats as alternate home caps to compliment their standard "OKC" version. We assume supplies are pretty limited so if you've been scouring ebay for this lid, you may want to jump on this now before word gets out.

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