The phrase "a team cap" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a cap or hat that represents a sports team or a group, often worn by players or fans.
Example: "The players proudly wore a team cap during the championship parade to celebrate their victory."
Alternatives: "team hat" or "team headgear".
After the first inning, Torre told Wells to wear a team cap.
E-mail address GO SIGN UP Share Tweet Location and wins aside (more on the latter in a moment), fans are made through small attachments, like looking good in a team cap or not hating a team's owner.
Location and wins aside (more on the latter in a moment), fans are made through small attachments, like looking good in a team cap or not hating a team's owner.
Wearing a team cap and one of his four lug-nut-size World Series rings, he visits nearly every ballpark in the city, every tattered diamond from Woodlawn to Coney Island, hoping to find the one that holds a future major leaguer.
92% of you said yes, 8% said no. Somebody get a team cap on that likeable Welshman.
One of the more preposterous innings in the Mets' 47-year history, an inning that echoed Marv Throneberry and their very beginnings as a team, capped a defeat that was nearly too absurd to believe.
They were looking for autographs, a team water bottle, a free team cap, a handshake or a snapshot.
Neither Walker nor Wolyniec has earned a national team cap.
Yorkshire have also awarded a second team cap in the drizzle, although the presentation did not go entirely smoothly as the loudspeaker was turned on too late and the crowd, such as it is, were told that "Oot is being awarded a second team cap by Yorkshire's captain Andrew Gale".
Mandela further solidified his credentials as Father of the Nation, the whole nation, when he pitched up at a rugby match wearing the team cap.
If a team with cap room exceeds that figure, the restricted free agency rules allow the Knicks to match.
