What is on Braves’ 2020 spring training cap?

No, those aren’t flames inside the Braves’ “A” on the 2020 spring training cap.

Atlanta’s redesigned spring training cap in 2020 will feature a logo within a logo. Peaking through the “A” is the stitching to the famous Braves tomahawk.

Major League Baseball and New Era have introduced new batting caps during in the last few springs.

Last season’s Braves cap had the lowercase script “a” in front. A previous version had an embroidered tomahawk in front. The tomahawk this season will be on the right side of the cap, replacing the spring training emblem patches of recent years.

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