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A bad week for New Era's "overlap" MLB hats just got worse. MLB removed the Los Angeles Angels and Houston Astros versions of the hats from its online stores Tuesday, according to Front Office Sports.

The cap, part of New Era’s Overlap 59Fifty collection, has the block “T” from team caps superimposed over the “X” in the “Texas” logo that appears on the front of player jerseys.

The Houston Astros' cap reads "AsHols;" and the Texas Rangers' cap reads "TeTas” — Spanish slang for a breasts — which appears to have gotten the cap pulled from New Era’s website.

New Era’s NFL hats provide a different type of billboard effect when it comes to seeing star draft picks and veteran players wearing their product on their heads.

As part of a new collection from New Era, which markets caps with an MLB license, an officially licensed Rangers cap appeared briefly online that featured an unfortunate Spanish slang vulgarity.