Minnesota Twins to wear St. Paul Saints throwback jerseys May 30

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Minnesota Twins' Minnie and Paul logo history

Show your support for the New Orleans Hornets and Chris Paul in style with the Mitchell & Ness NBA Swingman Road 2005-06 Jersey! This incredible piece perfectly captures the timeless vibe of the Hardwood Classic era. Join the ranks of true fans by rocking this retro gem, exuding the same aura as the original.

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NOTE: Pre-orders are currently closed. Use the red button below to receive an email when they re-open. Based on demand. The Minnesota Fighting Saints are a WHA-era classic, with the always recognizable saint logo. The team was a fixture in the twin city of St. Paul at the Auditorium in the 1970s.

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History: Emile Sick purchased the Seattle Indians in 1938, re-named them after his Rainier Brewery. The ‘61 Suds dominated the Pacific Coast League until several stars were promoted to the Boston Red Sox late in the season and the Rainiers fell to a third-place finish. Rainiers manager and Red Sox great Johnny Pesky (#7) would later call his ‘61 team the greatest ballclub he had ever been a part of at any level of the sport.