Baseball Umpire Tapestries

The Umpire Strikes Back

Super Umpire - Funny Referee Superhero - Lightning Edition

Umpire Training

Umpire Swag

I'm The Umpire Not a Magician

Groovy Umpire

Umpire Pride

proud to announce you are number one umpire

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Express your frustration with umpire calls in style with our 'Seriously Bro?' baseball meme shirt. Perfect for any baseball fan who knows the feeling of a questionable call. Add a touch of humor to your game day attire!"

Perfect appreciation, birthday or Christmas gift for Umpire: Loved one or friend !

Perfect appreciation, birthday or Christmas gift for Umpire: Loved one or friend !

Acclaimed Italian Opera Singer Famous Baseball Umpire

Umpire of the Year Every Year

Vintage illustration sports baseball design featuring an umpire ripping off his safety mask and calling a baseball player safe at home plate. The batter ran all the bases for a home run and was safe at home base.

Ever get peeved while the umpires are reviewing a play? A lot of us are! But this graphic is funny! Buy it for the baseball fan in your life!

A cool cartoon illustration of a baseball game, showing the baseball diamond, pitcher, batter, catcher, umpire, coaches, infielders and outfielders, in an overhead view of the pitch. Also shown are correct fields markings and a dugout

Dibs On The Coach - Girls Baseball Training T-Shirt perfect gift idea for proud fathers and sports coaches who love team sports and the big game.

"Casey at the Bat: A Ballad of the Republic Sung in the Year 1888" is a baseball poem written in 1888 by Ernest Thayer. First published in The Daily Examiner on June 3, 1888, it was later popularized by DeWolf Hopper in many vaudeville performances. It has become one of the best-known poems in American literature. The poem was originally published anonymously (under the pen name "Phin", based on Thayer's college nickname, "Phinney"). A baseball team from the fictional town of "Mudville" (the home team) is losing by two runs in its last inning. Both the team and its fans, a crowd of 5,000, believe that they can win if Casey, Mudville's star player, gets to bat.

Aaron Boone Ejection

The greatest umpire in the history of baseball

Acclaimed Italian Opera Singer Famous Baseball Umpire

It's time for robot umpires

If you teach or coach physical education (P.E.), then this cool baseball coach shirt is just for you! This funny baseball t shirt makes the perfect gift or birthday / Christmas present for the coach in your life. Just in time for baseball season!

Bold and rebellious design featuring a striking graphic and powerful slogan. Perfect for making a statement and standing out from the crowd.

Vintage illustration sports baseball design featuring a batter up at bat, a catcher and the umpire playing a team game.

C.B. Bucknor sucks.

Perfect for the career umpire who loves softball, baseball, or cricket. This Umpire Wears Glasses TShirt is perfect for glasses wearing umpires. Umpire T-shirt for all family, friend and sporting events like baseball, basketball, kickball, tournaments, football, league games, tourneys, matches, karate matches.

I'm Umpiring with a Smile Most Times

most likely to yell at the umpire design

Vintage German Shepard Flatbush Baseball Mascot Team

Vintage illustration black and white Victorian Era sports baseball designs featuring a team player at bat and a catcher waiting for the pitcher to pitch the ball, the umpire is watching behind home plate. They are playing a game. "A Ball or a Strike - Which?" by Thure De Thulstrup, 1888.

Vintage illustration sports baseball players design featuring a batter at bat, a catcher, the umpire and a pitcher on the mound is holding a ball behind his back and about to toss a fastball while playing during a baseball game.

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A playful and humorous design featuring a bold statement about hotdogs and umpires. Sure to catch some attention and spark a few laughs.

Vintage illustration Victorian black and white sports baseball design featuring a team player sliding into home base or home plate for a home run. "The Winning Run, How is it, Umpire?" by Thure De Thulstrup, 1885