Dodgers’ Edwin Diaz Adopts Brimless Hat Trend from Tanner Scott Photo

Los Angeles Dodgers closer Edwin Diaz was seen wearing a brimless baseball cap before Tuesday’s road game in Toronto. The image circulated on social platforms and drew quick attention.

How the look spread

Jake Mintz of Filmogaz.com shared the photo. Diaz said teammate Tanner Scott was the first to try the style.

The brief fashion moment prompted comparisons online. Social posts even included a Tanner Scott Photo reference as fans reacted.

Teammates weigh in

Infielder Miguel Rojas also appeared in a brimless cap that morning. Jack Harris of Filmogaz.com reported Rojas joked, “Because I’m a bullpen guy!”

The joke referenced Rojas’ mound work the previous night. Manager Dave Roberts had sent him out to finish the ninth inning.

Game recap and context

With the Dodgers leading 14-1, Roberts gave Rojas the final frame. Rojas allowed the first three batters to reach base.

He then retired the next three hitters to close the game. The Dodgers won 14-2.

Los Angeles improved to 8-2 to open the season. The club has won four straight games.

Looking ahead

The Dodgers visit the reigning American League champions on Tuesday. First pitch is scheduled for 7:07 p.m. ET.

The brimless cap has caught on briefly around the club. Observers noted that Dodgers’ Edwin Diaz adopts a brimless hat style similar to what teammates tried.