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2. Minnesota Twins - Wikipedia

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   In Little Big League, the Minnesota Twins is inherited by a 12-year-old boy who goes on to manage the team. In Terminator 2: Judgment Day, Danny, the son of Miles Dyson, wears a Minnesota Twins cap. The movie was released in 1991, which was the same year the Twins won the World Series.

3. Minnesota Whitecaps - Wikipedia

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   The Minnesota Whitecaps also won the semi-final game on March 7 against the Edmonton Chimos by a score of 4–0. March 21: The Whitecaps participated in the inaugural Clarkson Cup. The final game pitted the Montreal Stars, the top team from the Canadian Women's Hockey League, against the Minnesota Whitecaps, the top team from the WWHL. [39]

4. Major League Baseball uniforms - Wikipedia

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   Until 2007, MLB caps were made out of wool, with a gray underbrim having become common by the late 1980s. (The New York Yankees were among the last MLB teams to wear caps with the previously common kelly green underbrim, only switching their caps to the gray underbrim in 1994.) In 2007, all standard MLB caps were made of polyester, with a black ...

5. File:Minnesota Twins cap logo (2002-2022).svg - Wikipedia

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7. Homer Hanky - Wikipedia

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   A 1991 Homer Hanky. The Official Star Tribune Homer Hanky is a handkerchief-like rally towel printed for the Minnesota Twins. It was first introduced during the 1987 pennant race by the Minneapolis Star Tribune as a promotional item when the Twins won the American League Western division (AL West). [1]