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Posted on 04. Nov, 2010 by .

 
Owltown Baseball Card Shop

I am very fortunate that to have some great friends.  Our close group has been together for years, dating back from when we were kids, attending some of the same summer camps, and then high school.  There has been some distance in the group starting with college, but we have stayed in great contact and [...]


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Posted on 29. Oct, 2010 by .

 
A unique autograph

To every sports fan, adding an autograph to your collection can be a big deal.  It is gotten to be such a big deal, that sports memorabilia has become a billion dollar industry.  To think that some athletes get paid money to sign their name on an item is crazy. I do have great memories [...]


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Posted on 18. Oct, 2010 by .

 
Texas Ranger Mitch Moreland, the Pitcher

While watching a Major League Baseball game with my buddies it is common practice for them to ask me lots of questions about certain teams or players.  Their reasoning is to try to stump me with their inquiry as they are nowhere near as interested in the game as I am. The funny part is [...]


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Posted on 11. Oct, 2010 by .

 
Today, I am Happy to be a Cincinnati Reds Fan

I waited 15 years for that?  Yep, and I would not trade any of it for anything in the world.  I watched exactly three hours of baseball in Great American Ballpark and the season for the Cincinnati Reds came to a close.  I swore I was sitting back in Riverfront Stadium in 1999 watching Al [...]


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Posted on 09. Oct, 2010 by .

 
Cincinnati Reds Postseason Gear Part II

In case you missed it last week, I posted numerous pictures of available gear to celebrate the Cincinnati Reds 2010 National League Central Division Championship.  Click HERE if you missed it to see what first came out. With the MLB Playoffs underway and the Division Series in full swing, I again searched the city to [...]


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Posted on 03. Oct, 2010 by .

 
Bring on the Playoffs…

The 2010 MLB Regular Season is officially over and it is time to turn the page and get ready for Postseason Baseball.  No matter who is participating, I make it a point not to miss an inning each year.  But this year will be more special as my favorite team, the Cincinnati Reds are one [...]


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Posted on 02. Oct, 2010 by .

 
Target Field, Part Deuce

So my dad and I were unsure how to spend our last day in Minnesota.  The Twins had an afternoon game, so we decided to go downtown and eat and ask some ticket scalpers how much seats would cost for the sold out contest.  Being so close to game time, we were able to score [...]


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Posted on 02. Oct, 2010 by .

 
Target Field, Home of the Minnesota Twins

It is hard to explain, but visiting sports stadiums really excites me.  My friends always joke that I would pull of the highway to see a Little League in a new stadium, and they could be right.  Although it means nothing more than bragging rights and self satisfaction, I enjoy being able to say that [...]


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Posted on 30. Sep, 2010 by .

 
2010 Cincinnati Reds Central Division Championship Gear

Not sure if it is because of my dad, or my background in working in the equipment field, but I have always been a “gear” guy. I love wearing the official, or even non official, team stuff in every color or size available.  So knowing the Cincinnati Reds were on the verge of clinching the [...]


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Posted on 29. Sep, 2010 by .

 
I remember…rambling about Reds postseasons of old…

I am so thankful that I was blessed with a good memory.  Being a huge sports fan in the city of Cincinnati, I have been forced to live in the past and remember memories from years ago.  Ever since I was born, I have been a diehard Cincinnati Reds fan.  My father instilled baseball in [...]


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