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GRAPHIC T-SHIRT HONORING THE MIAMI GATOS
History: The Miami Gatos had the shortest-lived name in NASL history. The club had begun in 1967 as the Washington Darts, won two ASL championships, and relocated to Miami in 1972 under new ownership and a new name. The Gatos finished fourth in the Southern Division, their coach resigned mid-season, and a 20-man committee voted to rebrand them the Toros before the following year was out. Though the Gatos never found their footing, the Toros sure did — Trinidadian striker Warren Archibald won the 1973 NASL MVP, and the club reached the 1974 championship game before reinventing themselves again in 1976, this time as the Fort Lauderdale Strikers.
Made with medium-weight 200gsm cotton and a screen-printed design, this shirt honors the Miami Gatos.
Details & Craftsmanship
Every detail has been carefully considered to bring you the perfect product.
Details & Craftsmanship
Every detail has been carefully considered to bring you the perfect product.
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GRAPHIC T-SHIRT HONORING THE MIAMI GATOS
History: The Miami Gatos had the shortest-lived name in NASL history. The club had begun in 1967 as the Washington Darts, won two ASL championships, and relocated to Miami in 1972 under new ownership and a new name. The Gatos finished fourth in the Southern Division, their coach resigned mid-season, and a 20-man committee voted to rebrand them the Toros before the following year was out. Though the Gatos never found their footing, the Toros sure did — Trinidadian striker Warren Archibald won the 1973 NASL MVP, and the club reached the 1974 championship game before reinventing themselves again in 1976, this time as the Fort Lauderdale Strikers.
Made with medium-weight 200gsm cotton and a screen-printed design, this shirt honors the Miami Gatos.
