• 100% polyester
  
• Embroidered “PAW SOX” lettering on front
• Standard navy blue visor with green under visor
• Flat embroidered ‘P' patch on right side
• Foam crown in white with navy blue mesh back and sides
• Snapback
• Available in adjustable only

League: International League

History: A young third baseman drew groans from his teammates in April 1981 as he drove in the tying run against the Rochester Red Wings. After 21 innings, Wade Boggs ensured the game would make it to 22. In fact, it would become the longest professional baseball game in history, stretching 33 innings. The Pawtucket Red Sox would be rewarded for their patience when the halted game was resumed in June, as they would go on to win 3-2. Boggs himself would be rewarded for his resilience and overall stellar season with the Paw Sox, joining the major leagues with Boston in 1982. In a three-team career with the Boston Red Sox, New York Yankees, and Tampa Bay Devil Rays, Wade Boggs was a dominant force of power and consistency.