Toronto Maple Leafs/St. Pats NHL 1926/27 Vintage Dad Hat Utah Jazz 25 homeruns and 127 RBIs

25 homeruns and 127 RBIs in winning his fourth batting title

Playing in front of hometown fans

and the embroidered "Millionaires" gives the team logo real dimension

A classic cap for the most classic team in baseball

United States Senator Robert Kennedy chats with Yankee general Mickey Mantle at Mickey Mantle Day

Toronto Maple Leafs/St. Pats NHL 1926/27 Vintage Dad Hat Utah Jazz 25 homeruns and 127 RBIsA SPORT Gallery Exclusive! The year was 1926, the Toronto St. Pats were under new ownership and their name was changed to the Maple Leafs in February 1927. They played their final game as the St. Pats on February 15, 1927 and their first game as the Maple Leafs two days later. They still wore a green jersey for the remainder of that season before forever changing to blue. Commemorate the history of Toronto's storied NHL franchise with this unique hat