2001 All-Star Game Fitted: New Era Drops Giants Tribute in Classic Black and Orange

Hat Club just dropped this clean New Era 59FIFTY San Francisco Giants fitted commemorating the 2001 All-Star Game, featuring a sharp black crown and visor with orange accents that perfectly capture the Giants’ iconic colorway. This tribute piece honors one of the most memorable All-Star Games in recent history, complete with the official 2001 All-Star Game side patch that takes you back to when baseball’s biggest stars took center stage.

What makes this commemoration special are the incredible stories from that era, including some wild moments that baseball fans still talk about today. Cardinals kicker Bill Gramatica actually tore his ACL while celebrating a 42-yard field goal but incredibly stayed in the game to kick another field goal and extra point, showing the kind of grit that defined early 2000s sports. Even more remarkable, Pat Tillman, who was playing in his final NFL season before retiring to join the military, had to step in and handle kickoff duties after Gramatica’s injury. You can read more about the dramatic Giants-Rams matchup from that 2001 season that showcased the same competitive spirit.

For collectors, this fitted represents more than just team pride, it’s a piece of baseball history from an era when the All-Star Game carried serious weight and memorable performances. Available in sizes 6 7/8 through 8 for $55, this black and orange beauty combines classic Giants aesthetics with early 2000s nostalgia that serious fitted enthusiasts know is pure gold.