Crushers Merch

Description: Get that Crushers team outfitted and on the field with this awesome design. GO Crushers!

Description: When you want to get your revenge on one Wil Wheaton.

Description: Defunct Lodi Crushers Baseball 1966-1969

Description: Fun Lodi Crushers California 1966 mascot featuring a bunch of grapes character.

Description: Whimsical Candy Cane Crushers 1967 mascot featuring a tough snowman baseball player.

Description: Vintage Sonoma County Crushers tee! Celebrate the legacy of this independent Western Baseball League team (1995–2002), known for their fun mascot and passionate fan base. A must-have for collectors, baseball fans, and NorCal sports lovers!

Description: Bryson DeChambeau inspired artwork featuring the Crushers GC theme. A golf-focused design celebrating competitive spirit and team identity.

Description: Dark and fun Krampus Crushers 1960 winter league mascot with the mythical Krampus.

Description: The Wesley Crushers

Description: St. George Utah pickleball player in motion surrounded by red rock formations and cacti. The text displays the spirit of local court competition within the Canyon Country desert southwest environment. This scene features outdoor activities amidst sandstone terrain.

Description: Dynamic team logo featuring crossed baseball bats, a baseball at the center, and bold, cracked lettering spelling out 'Players'. Perfect for sports fans and athletic groups, emphasizing strength, teamwork, and baseball passion in vibrant, eye-catching colors.

Description: Beer club logo

Description: A vintage-style graphic featuring a muscular man flexing his biceps, surrounded by text that reads 'Bodybuilding Dominate Goal Crushers'.

Description: Showcase your bowling team spirit with this 'The Wesley Crushers' design! Perfect for bowlers, leagues, events. A must-have for that winning team.

Description: A distressed, circular graphic featuring a muscular man flexing his arms, with text surrounding him.

Description: Retro Sheldon 73

Description: The Lodi Crushers was a minor league baseball team affiliated with the Chicago Cubs from 1966–1969. The team changed names and affiliations many times over the years, and is currently known as the Rancho Cucamonga Quakes, affiliated with the LA Dodgers.