Toronto Maple Leafs NHL Franchise History Hat

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Before Toronto's NHL team was called the Maple Leafs, they were the St. Pats (1919-27) and before that the team was called the "Arenas (1917-18). This ballcap, designed and made exclusively for The SPORT Gallery, features the logos from the team's history embroidered on the back, with the Leafs' iconic wordmark on the front.

• Adjustable strapback
• One size fits all
• Navy with ivory embroidered logo on front
• Ivory Toronto Arenas logo, green and ivory St. Pats logo, and ivory 1927 Maple Leafs logo on the back
  
• Officially licensed by the NHL
• Limited edition
• Made exclusively for The SPORT Gallery by American Needle

Toronto Arenas - The year was 1917. The NHL had just formed, and was expected to only be in existence for a year until the NHA could be reactivated, but it never was. They played at Arena Gardens on Mutual Street and were owned by the Toronto Arena Company. The team, nicknamed the "Torontos," was very succesful in their first year in the NHL. They beat out the Montreal Canadiens in the regular season and went on to face the Vancouver Millionaires in the finals. They won the first Stanley Cup as part of the NHL.

Toronto St Pats - After enjoying success as the 'Arenas' the team rebranded and chose the name "St. Pats". The organization would win the Stanley Cup in 1922 against the Vancouver Millionaires. Today, the Toronto Maple Leafs wear the St. Pats throwback jersey every year in March for St. Patricks Day.

Celebrate the famed legacy of the Leafs organization with this distinct Team History cap.