Why do people wear their hats inside out at baseball games?

Answer 1

This started in 1986 when the Mets were playing Boston in the world series.

Answer 2

Rally Hat

Answer 3

the whole idea of this is to wear your hat in a different way to get a different result - if your team is losing and you're wearing your hat normal, fans will turn it inside out to try to help start a "rally" so their team can win - that's why it's called a rally cap - My Anaheim Angels even have a Rally Monkey - it's awesome

Answer 4

A team will turn their hats inside out so that their team will rally to win the game. This happens in late innings, when their team is behind, often many people in the stands will do the same in support of their team.

Answer 5

Those who wear their team's hat inside out are the one who want their team to magically score enough runs to win the ball game because when they do that to thier hats it brings them luck and that is what us baseball fans call the "rally cap"

Answer 6

That is the "rally cap". People wear their caps that way when their team is behind; supposed to be a good luck charm for coming back and winning the game.

Answer 7

It's called a "rally cap." It's basically a superstition that's supposed to result in the batting team getting consecutive hits. Needless to say, they don't work well.

Answer 8

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Baseball (or baseball players) is a very superstitious game. People do weird stuff in their believe that it will help their team win.

Answer 9

Rally caps to help pump up the team when their down a couple runs

Answer 10

it's the rally cap so like when ur team is down u wear it inside out for good luck for your team