The most inclusive team in women's basketball history just dropped.
When Clay Travis proposed buying a WNBA expansion franchise, moving it to Nashville, and fielding a roster made up entirely of biological males who identify as women, he wasn't pitching a basketball team—he was making a point.
Meet the Nashville Balls.
This tee is for the people who get the joke, understand the message, and aren't afraid to wear it.
Relaxed fit
Ribbed crew neckline
Durable screen-printed graphic
Pre-shrunk to help maintain fit wash after wash
Designed for all-day comfort
Printed in the USA
Wear your values.
Black is made from 100% cotton
Heather Gray is 80% cotton, 20% polyester
Orders are typically processed within 1–3 business days. Once shipped, U.S. orders generally arrive within 2–5 business days, though delivery may take up to 7 business days during peak periods. International orders typically arrive within 7–11 business days, with up to 14 business days during peak seasons.
Size
Chest
S
37-39
M
39-41
L
41-43
XL
43-46
2XL
46-49
3XL
49-52
Machine wash cold with like colors
Do not bleach
Preshrunk to minimize shrinkage
Tumble dry low
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"Tray Clavis’ snarky bid to start an all-male WNBA team was a moment I absolutely wanted to catch and share for years to come. Although it is very niche I was delighted to be able to capture this moment in time and support female sport to those most “in the know. ” This will be a fun one to wear and share with other guys, long after the WNBA has adopted IOC’s sane policies."
— Rory B. (5/5)
Love the tshirt and hat
"Love the tshirt and hat , love the message we can send "HYPOCRISY AT IT FINEST" Thank You XX XY for standing strong for the safety of girls and women's sports ♥️👍"
— Allyson R. (5/5)
Great quality. The feeling of
"Great quality. The feeling of the material is great. I was very impressed with the quality of the fabric and the great colors. I will purchase again."
— Michael T. (5/5)
Black one was true size.
"Black one was true size. White one was much too small."