Havana Sugar Kings | Cincinnati Baseball Apparel | Cincy Shirts Crewneck Sweatshirt / Red / XL

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The Havana Sugar Kings were a AAA minor league baseball team based in Cuba's capital from 1946 to 1960. They were members of the International League and their parent club was The Reds. Remember them with this vintage Cincy Shirts Havana Sugar Kings design.

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