OGDEN A's LONG SLEEVE TEE

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THE OGDEN A'S SHORT STAY AT JOHN AFFLECK PARK BROUGHT NOT ONLY RICKY HENDERSON BUT THIS SWEET DESIGN.

THE OGDEN A'S WERE A MINOR LEAGUE BASEBALL TEAM IN THE PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE. THEY WERE THE TRIPLE-A FARM TEAM OF THE OAKLAND ATHLETICS, AND REPLACED THE SAN JOSE MISSIONS AS THE TENTH TEAM IN THE PCL.

THE OGDEN A'S EXISTED FOR ONLY TWO SEASONS, 1979 AND 1980, WITH JOSE PAGAN AS THE FIELD MANAGER.  IN 1979, HALL OF FAMER RICKEY HENDERSON PLAYED IN 71 GAMES FOR THE OGDEN A'S, UNTIL HIS MAJOR LEAGUE DEBUT IN LATE JUNE.

PURCHASED BY PETER POKLINGTON, OWNER OF THE NHL'S EDMONTON OILERS, THE CLUB MOVED TO EDMONTON, ALBERTA, CANADA, AND WERE THE EDMONTON TRAPPERS FOR 24 SEASONS (1981–2004). NOLAN RYAN BOUGHT THE TEAM AND MOVED IT TO TEXAS IN 2005; NOW THE ROUND ROCK EXPRESS.

IN OGDEN, THE A'S PLAYED AT JOHN AFFLECK PARK ON SOUTH WALL AVENUE, LATER DEMOLISHED FOR COMMERCIAL DEVELOPMENTS. 

BLENDED UNISEX FIT.

FITS LIGHTER AND SOFTER THAN A 100% COTTON BEEFY TEE. 

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