Vintage Baseball Career Stats Tee

Create a standalone flat vintage baseball T-shirt graphic featuring exactly: “CAREER STATS”, “GAMES WATCHED 2,847”, “BAD CALLS SEEN 614”, “EXTRA INNINGS 193”, “EARLY NIGHTS 00”. Present the life of an older lifelong baseball fan as official career statistics, with the first three rows establishing decades of baseball experience and “EARLY NIGHTS 00” delivering the final understated joke. Use a typography-driven vintage mechanical scoreboard / old baseball statistics aesthetic influenced by 1950s–1970s stadium scoreboards, printed scorecards, analog counters, and worn sporting ephemera. Use aged ivory (#EFE5CF) as the dominant ink with extremely restrained faded tan (#B99A69) used only inside selected number-counter details. The overall impression must remain essentially monochrome and work strongly on black or washed charcoal garments. Create a centered compact vertical stack. Place “CAREER” above “STATS”, with CAREER slightly smaller and STATS large and dominant. Beneath, create four statistical rows with labels on the left in condensed uppercase type and numerical values on the right inside simple individual rectangular mechanical scoreboard tiles. Make the numbers approximately 1.4 times larger than the labels. Maintain identical row spacing and alignment. Make “00” in the final row especially noticeable through scale rather than additional color. Use a heavy condensed slab-serif headline reminiscent of old baseball scoreboards, narrow athletic serif labels, and bold block numerals with squared geometry. Use substantial mechanically simple letterforms and medium-weight, slightly imperfect counter-tile outlines. Apply authentic faded screen-print / letterpress texture with approximately 8–12% visual wear, using small scratches and missing-ink areas without compromising readability. Mood: nostalgic, accomplished, quietly ridiculous, like a lifetime baseball résumé. Flat graphic design, transparent background, print-on-demand ready. No people, baseball equipment, decorative stars, ribbons, gradients, shadows, dimensional effects, photographs, scenery, or outer frame.