Miami Stadium Tank Tops

Miami Stadium played host to a number of different teams throughout the years — including decades as the spring home of the Baltimore Orioles. It was also home to different minor league teams including the Miami Marlins, Orioles and Amigos.

Miami Dolphins Football Stadium Design. Makes a great gift for football fans and love the city of Miami and State of Florida.

Show your love of the Marlins and midcentury imagery with this retro graphic.

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Home of the Heat!

Seating map of Pro Player Stadium baseball circa 2003.

The first of three Blockbuster Bowls were played between the Florida State University Seminoles and Penn State Nittany Lions in a matchup of Bobby Bowden and Joe Paterno at Joe Robbie Stadium in Miami on Dec. 28, 1990. After the third game, Blockbuster Video dropped its sponsorship with CarQuest Auto Parts taking over. The bowl ended up in Orlando where it is now the Pop Tarts Bowl.

Mock your friends who like sports with this sad shirt. Do it.

The Miami Marlins were a minor league baseball team that played at Miami Stadium from 1956 in the AAA International League until 1960; they came back as part of the Florida State League in 1962 and, for the most part, remained in the FSL until 1989 when they became the Miracle and moved out of Miami Stadium. The Marlins were affiliated with a number of teams, most notably the Baltimore Orioles.

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The Florida Marlins played at Joe Robbie Stadium in Miami Gardens from their start in 1993 until moving to Little Havana for the 2012 season and being renamed the Miami Marlins.