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Buying a Glove for Little League Baseball

Ryan Farrar, Assistant Product Manager at Rawlings, discusses how to choose a glove for Little League baseball.

Buying a Combination Baseball/Softball Glove

Buying a combination baseball/softball glove may makes sense (and cents) for parents with kids playing both sports.

Buying a Catcher's Mitt

Ryan Farrar, Assistant Product Manager at Rawlings, discusses what to look for when buying a catching mitt.

Baseball Helmet Safety

Travis Gessley, Product Manager at Rawlings, disusses baseball helmet safety and the importance of buying a NOCSAE-certified helmet.

Buying a First Baseman's Glove

Ryan Farrar, Assistant Product Manager at Rawlings, discusses what features to look for when buying a first baseman's glove.

New Baseball Helmets Lighter, Better Fitting and Vented For Air Circulation

New baseball helmets lighter, better fitting and vented for air circulation

Catcher's Equipment

Travis Gessley, Product Manager at Rawlings, discusses different styles and types of chest protectors, shin guards, and helmets for catchers.

Breaking in a New Baseball Glove: Do's and Don'ts

Ryan Farrar, Assistant Product Manager at Rawlings, discusses the do's and don'ts of breaking in a new baseball glove.

Meredith Rainey Valmon

The USA Track & Field Olympic Trials - Part II: Athletes to Watch

Submitted by Meredith Rainey Valmon on Thu, 06/26/2008 - 23:11. | comments

I absolutely love the excitement and drama of the Olympic Trials. In every Trials there are surprises whether it's the athlete who comes out of nowhere to make the team or the heavy favorite who has a bad day and heartbreakingly misses earning her spot. For me it is far better than any reality show. The Olympic Trials are a great chance to get to know the athletes that you'll be seeing in Beijing, and learn some of the interesting stories about their journey to this date with destiny.

The USA Track & Field Olympic Trials - Part I

Submitted by Meredith Rainey Valmon on Thu, 06/26/2008 - 22:31. | comments

The Olympic Trials

Although this is an Olympic year, for many track fans their favorite track meet of the year will take place in Oregon in June, not Beijing in July. While the Olympic Games are the meet where Olympians compete, the Olympic Trials are the meet where Olympians are made.

Buying a Glove for Little League Baseball

Buying a Combination Baseball/Softball Glove

Buying a Catcher's Mitt

Baseball Helmet Safety

Buying a First Baseman's Glove

New Baseball Helmets Lighter, Better Fitting and Vented For Air Circulation

Catcher's Equipment

Breaking in a New Baseball Glove: Do's and Don'ts

The USA Track & Field Olympic Trials - Part II: Athletes to Watch

The USA Track & Field Olympic Trials - Part I

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