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Acura CL 0, Ultimat™ Custom Fit Cargo Mats by Lloyd®. The plush Ultimat was designed specifically for automotive use. After 30 years it is still the best-selling custom fit logo mat in the market. The Ultimat is a deep tuft, luxurious mat, available in a huge selection of colors. These top quality mats are fully customizable, with an almost unlimited choice of factory logos or custom embroidery.
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Man, I wish game devs would put as much effort into single player as they do multi-player. I don't play multi-player basically because I don't have time to play that much and because of that I totally suck. And since I totally suck I ALWAYS die real quickly. And since I die real quickly I don't have fun. Besides, I'm not into just running around shooting each other in a chaotic environment. I like having missions with multiple objectives hence the preference for single player. Not to detract from multi-player, I'm sure it can be fun but I just wish the single player mode would last longer like they did when the 360 first came out but since multi-player is the priority these days the single player mode has been reduced dramatically. I don't know why they can't give us both a great multi-player game and equally great single player game.
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Philly Cheese steak!
My favorite on the list is the BLT and even though all the sandwiches mentioned in thread are great my favorite is the Döner. I like both the German style and the Turkish version.
Muffaletta. Has no one mentioned the sandwich of the Gods? Sheesh!
mrtbshaw wrote:Pastrami.
Outlanders! Mutants! Guns! How could I have forgotten about my beloved pastrami!!! I heart you, pastrami!
dellagalvin wrote:Fluffernutter - peanut butter & marshmellow cream
Right on!
Josh Willis wrote:muffaletta
YES! I KNEW I wasn't the only one!
It's gotta be the Monte Cristo! Turkey, Ham & Cheese on wheat bread - battered and deep-fried. Nothing better!!!
cyclejones wrote:MLT - Mutton, Lettuce, and Tomato sandwich, where the mutton is nice and lean and the tomato is ripe... *Smacks lips*
They're so perky. I love that.
BBQ pork bahn mi! Better than a NY pastrami or Chicago italian beef sammich or even real Philly cheesesteak..bahn mi is my favorite!! The sandwich has it all, from texure to hitting all the flavor palletes (from sweet to spicy)
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Cuban Panini...must. have. olives.
norin731 wrote:The lack of respect PB&J is getting is sad. Such a classic, it's like the Godfather movie.
Unfortunately it's like the Godfather 3 of sandwiches. Sure you'll watch it, but only if nothing else is on.
humongous wrote:Muffuletta
AGREED...either that or a fried oyster poboy.
The juicy Italian Beef sandwich with peppers can't be beat.
damster wrote:banh mi is probably the best sandwich here. vietnamese sandwiches are the best imo
they are...to bad no one else knows what they are
dannykel wrote:FLUFFERNUTTER!!!!!
What is that? Peanut butter and marshmallows?
alextse wrote:Vietnamese sandwich or a real kosher beef tongue. MMMMMM!
aw man... so you had to vote other instead of going banh mi.
Pastrami & Swiss on a nice garlic tuscan bread. Mmmmmm.
I have to throw my vote in for the Monte Cristo. Best sandwich ever.
What NO BBQ sandwich??
cbs2208 wrote:MEATLOAF !!!!!!
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Dude. Cheeseburger. Please. With bacon. Really.
theWacko wrote:Meatloaf!
Wait...what does a Meatloaf sandwich look like?!?! LOL
a HAMBURGER is still a sandwich. It don't get any better than beef! It's whats for dinner!
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Some people like Vodka sandwiches, i for one care less for them.
bigdtx wrote:It's gotta be the Monte Cristo! Turkey, Ham & Cheese on wheat bread - battered and deep-fried. Nothing better!!!
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The 501st Legion (hereafter referred to as "the Legion", "the 501st", and "Vader's Fist") is a Star Wars fan club dedicated to celebrating the Star Wars universe through costuming; specifically the costumes and characters of the Stormtrooper and other Imperial forces, as well as non-affiliated villains and denizens. The Legion is an all-volunteer organization formed for the express purpose of bringing together costume enthusiasts under a collective identity within which to operate. The Legion seeks to promote interest in Star Wars through the building and wearing of quality costumes, and to facilitate the use of these costumes for Star Wars-related events as well as contributions to the local community through costumed charity and volunteer work.
The Legion recognizes it holds no claim over the costumes and characters it portrays, and that their use is a privilege extended by Lucasfilm Ltd. (LFL). The members of the Legion acknowledge and accept that while in costume, we represent the Star Wars brand and will do so professionally and responsibly at all times.
The Event Sponsor (hereafter referred to as "the Sponsor") is the event coordinator, venue, or other entity, organization, company, or individual requesting an appearance by members of the Legion.
The Sponsor understands and acknowledges that the Legion is an entirely all-volunteer organization and as such makes no guarantee of their ability to provide specific character types or character quantities.
Depending on various conditions such as health or environment, 20 to 30 minutes is the maximum recommended time a trooper or any other helmeted or masked character should go without a break. While it is possible for a helmeted or masked character to go longer than this period of time, provisions should be made in scheduling to allow characters to take breaks during an appearance longer than 30 minutes. Breaks normally consist of the masked character being able to go somewhere out of sight in order to remove their helmet/mask, drink water or take a quick breather. Open-faced costumes such as Imperial Officers, Death Star Troopers and technicians may be available for longer periods. For longer events, a 2 hour shift (with breaks interspersed every 30 minutes) is the maximum a fully enclosed character can be expected to handle without a substantial break.
Charity Event Definition
A charity event is any event sponsored by a reputable charity for the purposes of raising awareness or fundraising. Examples include Toys-For-Tots store appearances in conjunction with the United States Marine Corps, blood drives, charity fairs, walks and runs, school fairs, and scouting events.
It should be noted that the Legion does not participate in political or protest events.
Corporate Event Requirements may be found here http://www.501st.com/databank/CorporateEventRider
Private Event Requirements may be found here http://www.501st.com/databank/PrivateEventRider
Character Compensation
The Legion and its members do not accept appearance fees for charity-sponsored events.
Travel and Expenses:
The Sponsor may be asked to compensate participating members for travel and expenses including but not limited to fuel, meals, and lodging. The Sponsor may elect to provide travel, lodging, and meals directly if they so choose.
Note: Traveling with armor creates many challenges. Additional baggage fees or insured express shipping may be required to deliver costumes to and from the event location if the member is traveling by air. |
Minimum Requirements:
501st Legion members are volunteers with real-life responsibilities including jobs and families. Radical changes in call times, daytime rehearsals, etc., all put extra stress on Legion members. The limitations of our costumes require the following:
- A minimum of two weeks lead time for planning. 30 days is preferred.
- Both the Sponsor and the local Garrison will provide a specific contact person for relating all information back and forth.
- Frequent breaks in a climate-controlled (if possible) area every 30 minutes to 2 hours (depending on the character(s) present).
- Access to water.
- Access to restrooms.
- Access to a changing area that is secure or lockable, clean, well-lit, private, furnished with tables and/or chairs/stools. (e.g. a break room or conference room). A bathroom or storage closet is not acceptable.
- Free or compensated parking that is close to the venue (less than 5 minutes walking distance).
- A safe environment that is well-maintained and well-lit for our members to be featured or to interact with the public.
- Allowances for handlers from within our own group to be present for the safety of our members.
- Security is to be handled by the Sponsor, not the Legion members.
- We are unable to perform complicated skits, battles, or extensive choreography. Therefore, appearances should be planned with this restriction in mind.
Legion Support Personnel
Many of the costumes owned by the Legion members have limited visibility and freedom of movement. As such, it is common for the Legion to bring support personnel or handlers to events. The handlers assist the costumed characters in dressing prior to the event and act as extra eyes and ears for the costumed characters. Our handlers are typically Legion members, family members, or potential new members who are working on attaining membership in the Legion.
Handlers may be costumed characters without helmets such as Imperial Officers or Imperial Crew. Handlers may also be dressed casually, or in a Legion or Garrison shirt. Please advise the Legion's contact person assigned to your event of the level of formality of your event so that Legion handlers may dress appropriately.
While handlers are there for the safety and security of the costumed characters, the Sponsor is ultimately responsible for the security of the event including patron interaction.
Venue Relations:
The Sponsor is responsible for notifying and coordinating the event with local venue management, ownership, and security.
Note in some commercial, common-use, and civil properties (e.g. shopping malls), the venues or local jurisdictions forbid the wearing of masks or carrying replica weapons in public. The appearance of costumed characters and the policy of the venue or local jurisdiction regarding masks or replica weapons must be clarified and cleared by the sponsor not less than one week prior to the event. |
The Sponsor agrees to allow full access to the performance venue and pre-performance facilities to the Legion members acting as costumed characters or handlers a minimum of one hour prior to the event. This requirement may be adjusted depending on the scope and scale of the event and as agreed upon by the Sponsor and the local Legion event coordinator.
Autographs and Photographs:
Autographs are often requested of the Legion members. It is the typical of the Legion to grant these requests. Members typically sign in a manner consistent with the character being portrayed. For example, "TK-1234 Stormtrooper" or "Darth Vader – SL-0000." The Legion does not require the purchase of an item or a donation to sign an autograph. The Sponsor agrees not to require purchases or donations in order to receive an autograph or take a photograph with a costumed character.
Required Amenities:
- A secure or lockable changing facility
- Access to restroom facilities
- Bottled water
Requested amenities:
- Clear, clean tables
- Chairs or stools
- Meals and snacks if the event is scheduled to run more than four hours.
In general, a good rule of thumb would be one 2' x 6' or 2' x 8' table with chairs for every 3 to 4 characters. Due to restricted mobility, most armored characters cannot sit down in their costumes. High stools such as bar stools are excellent seats for Stormtroopers if they are available.
Nice Touches:
- Event tickets or passes (musical, theatrical, film or exhibit events)
- Snacks or meals if the event is scheduled for more than two hours.
- Access to non-public restroom facilities


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The NFL needs more white running backs and Asian safeties. Maybe instead of hiring players and staff based on merit they should just fill certain positions with the best of a certain race.
In European soccer leagues they often allocate a team to have a certain number of European players, then a certain number of players from anywhere else in the world. They also have a mandatory number of Germans or Spanish, whatever the home country may be (race not considered, just nationality).
What if the NFL created a policy where a certain number of coaches, players, etc had to be white, black, asian, etc.
This is basically what blacks are asking for, only they only want it applied for their race and want to tell everyone else to screw off. That way if a lot of players are black, it's great for them and in other areas where there are a shortage of blacks, they'll never have to compete or worry because there will be mandates.
Nobody is saying hire crackheads off the street. But yes, blacks are tired of being qualified to do something, and getting turned down. Im sorry if that pisses you off, but...well actually Im not..


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Last updated at 12:43, Tuesday, 17 April 2012
Look up the definition of philanthropy and you'll find yourself suddenly bathed in a warm, rosy glow of benevolence.
It means – no matter where you find your reference – a love of humanity, selfless generosity, devotion to the greater good, kindness, sacrifice. Nowhere is it defined as a handy way of reducing your tax bill.
But that's what it has become of late. Our living language, which changes and evolves almost daily, has added a new nuance to the once universally recognised meaning of philanthropy.
Greed? Hmmm, well if not quite that yet, what about self interest? Quid pro quo? You scratch my back or I'll stab yours? Our elders, betters and richers (which isn't a word but, since they're the ones changing the language, it'll fit my bill on this occasion) are taking to wobbly moral high ground to spice up the simple with a convoluted complexity.
It's a mind game. One of the many they like to play to make little people wonder how on earth big people find the time and brain power necessary to manage their lives, our lives and more importantly their finances – without which we minnows would all go to the dogs without a hospice or hostel for the homeless to our names.
The row is over how much tax the super-rich should be excused from paying, if they – as philanthropists – donate to charities. It's an unseemly and vaguely ridiculous debate. At least, that's the way it seems to me. See, I can't help but wonder why the super-rich can't pay their taxes AND make donations to charity.
Call me naive – I've been called a lot worse, so feel free. But there's nothing in my book that equates philanthropy with under-the-counter deals. Whatever your income, however big your stash of cash, if you make a gift you do so willingly and generously without a negotiated reciprocal favour being on the agenda.
The Treasury says almost one in 10 people earning more than £10 million a year pays less than 20 per cent in income tax. Does a donation to a public school, a rehab centre for distressed rock stars or funding IVF for menopausal imported pandas make that more acceptable?
You may think it does – in which case we will politely beg to differ. But in my experience the millions of little folks who happily and dutifully donate to worthy, often essential charitable causes – services neglected by government specifically because of their genuine generosity – do so after they have met their obligations to the state, asking no favour in return.
Most of them are older, paying tax on their pensions and still keeping air ambulances in flight, hospital wards open, school equipment renewed, child cruelty prevention services in operation. They are the true philanthropists and their faces are slapped dismissively when they are taken rudely for granted and the special case of multi-millionaire tax avoiders is pleaded with such a passion.
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I first started in AA in 1984, however it took me until 3 weeks ago to get to where I earnestly wanted to be finished with drinking and start a new life.
I've been attending meetings regularly the last 3 weeks and am feeling a kinship with my HP that I lost over 10 years ago when I lost my marriage. I've asked a fellow I relate to to sponsor me, have been taking time to get up and affirm myself each morning, then spend some time meditating and study the Bible (more on that later). I'm focusing on catching things that used to send me into a spiral that would lead to a drunk; staying away from Bars/Lounges and anything that would tempt me.
I'm just curious...i've been through steps 1-6 before, and I believe in my heart this time IS different. That being said, I feel like I have accepted steps 1-3 in entirety...do you see that there is a danger of rushing through to this point? Am I setting myself up for a problem?
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Re: Pirate Radio
Awww, I just wanna pinch that li'l guy! Love cute when it's not icky cute.
Re: Pirate vs Nin-
Awesome shirt!
Re: Pirate Hooks of the World
BEST SHIRT EVER! You should really go into business making your own shirts. I hear silk screening is pretty easy to do
This was a gorgeous design. I voted for it and was really pulling for it to win. So disappointed to see it rejected.
I love this shirt!!
effiew wrote:Is it just me, or is a potato masher to represent Ireland a little offensive?
tempesteye wrote:Potato masher? Huh, I though it was a bottle opener. ;)
The perfect appliance to answer the question,"What is an Irish seven course meal?"
Re: ARRR!
thanks myteemo!
A fresh take on the theme - *and* a holiday shirt! I want this. +1
Re: All Sails Ahead!
very nicely done =]
Re: First Day With the Hook
I am still laughing, love it
Re: Incompetent Fools (No Text)
This is my favorite in the derby
Naolito wrote:And it's out
Sorry Naolito! I was really hoping this one would get printed, too. :-(
Re: Pirate Games
Well, I haven't submitted since "Cats, The T-Shirt," but I have been working furiously (not actually working angry, but rather, working hard) in the background. J5 told me about GIMP, so I don't have to import from my free drawing program for the HP Touchpad into Open Office Impress into Microsoft Paint, back into, well, you get the picture. The idea here is that pirates don't play nice games. Aha! Figured that out on your own, did you? ------------------------------------------------------------- Edit: To clarify, I submitted to "Cats, Cats, Cats;" common sense now suggests that bastardizing the Derby theme could lead to confusion about which Derby and/or which entry. I belatedly realized that there was, in fact, a "Cats, the Musical," and I do not wish to step on anyone"s toes. My thought process had originally dredged up a series of redux names that White Wolf had after "Magic: The Gathering," such as "Pimp, the Backhanding."My household tends to oversimplify things sometimes, and I get used to shorthand speech. My four shirt entries in my first ever Woot! Derby, and my first ever illustration submissions went to Cats! Cats! Cats!; they were Feline Ouroboros, F. Ouroboros Pop Art, Three to Tee, and Cheshire Dressing Room. Sorry for any potential confusion.
j5 wrote:Also, my 9 yo son got the joke, so....there you go.
taternuggets wrote:But did he vote?
He grudge voted to spite the critics.
Re: Pirate (space)ship
Wow, this is so beautiful and well done!
Re: Big Dream Little Bottle
So cute!
Re: Overweight
Ha!Ha! This is so cute and funny!
Offensive how? Ireland is known for potatoes, it's a fact.
Re: Cyber Pirate
I love that it looks like the little guy has two peg legs. It frustrates me your other design was rejected. Thankfully this shot to the fog as well. I'll be racing to be "first sucker" when this prints.
Re: Rated ARRRRRR
Love it! And "redband trailers" are a rare thing in a movie theater! GMV!
Re: Redbeard's Institute of Piratry, Est. 1512
I like the design, but not the colors. I think the white is too hot for the other colors, and the brown doesn't work on the gray shirt. I'd say bring the white text down, and match the color to the shirt - I like gray so I'd say bring the graphic down into the gray hues, but you should probably just choose a better shirt color.
aerc712 wrote:I have a lot to learn. I'll sit back, read more, learn more, and be careful when commenting in the future.
Hang in there. I think you've got a good plan there. Just keep in mind that we try to promote constructive criticism on the art itself.
My god, this is clever. I love it!
Re: FLYING DUTCHMAN SHIP
SO much going on here, yet it still contains a sense of mystery. got my vote!
Second hand prosthetics anyone?
Re: Too much rum
lol! what a wonderful idea! GMV
hehe, love the Irish hook what's the British one? a bell?
Re: Figaro the dreamer
Not hating at all, but my friends and I were looking over the derby and saw the rule "No text only designs." This looks text only to us, but if someone explain and curb our curiosity, that would be amazing :D
Re: A Wee Three Mateys
saved the best for last. cast a vote for these three happy tiny pirates. they ride seeking fun afternoon adventures. --and delights? just two colors on black.
goneferal wrote:I was trying to think of a way to say this without hurting your feelings! I like it. I voted for it.
heh. thanks!
bakerface22 wrote:Not hating at all, but my friends and I were looking over the derby and saw the rule "No text only designs." This looks text only to us, but if someone explain and curb our curiosity, that would be amazing :D
The shape of the rat satisfies the graphical element requirement. Thanks for not hating.
There's nothing about this design that's not exactly as it should be. From the font to the framing, to the background and the woodcut style of the various hooks - it just screams 'win' to me. Excellent work!
Re: gARRRRamond
I like your use of text to create the Jolly Roger saying, "R." I have to admit it took me a beat or two to really get it. I had to step back from What do the letters say? into the question, "What does the graphic present?" Nice graphic! Fabulous integration of the shape of the letter into the design of a familiar object. Reminiscent (in a non-copying or duplicative fashion) of TAter and Ignorant's team Pi-Rat. You've done on a grand scale what they accomplished with their rat's ear and right claw, in my opinion. In a word, Brilliant (yours and theirs).
cptgone wrote:hehe, love the Irish hook what's the British one? a bell?
A teacup.
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Re: The Rusty Hook
So bummed this was rejected. Loved it...
vzfamily wrote:So bummed this was rejected. Loved it...
Thanks. Would have been nice if they'd done it 4 days ago, as I might have had time yesterday to put together a resub. And if any Shirt.Woot mods are reading, a clarification on the clip-art policy might be nice since there are designs with it that win quite frequently...
cptgone wrote:nice!
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Brewers hoping Gallardo can stay hot and earn series victory
The Reds are well within striking distance of the top two teams in the National League Central. But if they have any hopes of catching the Cardinals and Pirates in the next two weeks, the Reds likely will have to find a way to beat the bottom of the division, too.
After taking three of four from the Cardinals and sweeping the Dodgers, Cincinnati lost two of three against the Cubs. Following an off-day, the Reds lost to the Brewers on Friday before earning a 7-3 win on Saturday.
That sets up Sunday's rubber match, and although it's a game the Reds should win, they know they can't take anything for granted with a division title on the line.
"That's the way baseball goes," Reds starter Mat Latos said after being tagged for five runs in Friday's loss. "You look at other sports, you have a team that's not doing so well and a team that's doing real well. There's about a 99 percent chance that team's going to blow the other team out. Baseball is a completely different aspect."
After Pittsburgh won and St. Louis lost on Saturday, creating a first-place tie again, Cincinnati is 2 1/2 games back of the top spot in the NL Central. Looking to keep pace on Sunday, the Reds will send right-hander Bronson Arroyo to the mound. In three starts against the Brewers this season, Arroyo has gone 2-0 with a 2.11 ERA. Most recently, he earned the win against Milwaukee on Aug. 24, allowing three runs in seven innings.
Although Arroyo pitched well in his last start, surrendering just two runs, he took the loss, as the Cubs blanked the Reds, 2-0.
The Brewers will counter with Yovani Gallardo, who has been strong since coming off the disabled list about a month ago. In five starts dating back to Aug. 17, Gallardo is 3-0 with a 1.35 ERA. One of his no-decisions came when he allowed two earned runs in six innings against the Reds in a 6-4 Brewers win on Aug. 23.
Gallardo gave up just one run in seven innings last Sunday against the Cubs, and he said his stint on the disabled list with a tight left hamstring has recharged him.
"Coming off the DL, it kind of refreshes the mental side a little bit more than anything," Gallardo said. "You just go out there and just locate. ... Especially when you've had a tough start [to the season], you try to get the positives. Ever since I came off the DL, my main thing is to give the team a chance to win and be consistent each time out. If you're able to do that, things are going to work out well."
Reds: Baker desires fewer strikeouts
No manager likes to see their team strike out, but Reds skipper Dusty Baker has become especially frustrated with the frequent number of punchouts at the expense of his batters as of late.
Before Cincinnati's win over Milwaukee on Saturday, the Reds had struck out 23 times in their previous four games. That included three losses to the Cubs and Brewers in which Cincinnati combined to score two runs.
"Strikeouts, you don't have a chance to do nothing," Baker said. "No matter what the stat boys say, you put the ball in play. [Striking out] was an embarrassment back in my time. It's not such an embarrassment now, it's accepted. But it makes it harder to win. Maybe I'm old, but sometimes I don't like the way the game's going."
The Reds fanned five times on Saturday, but thanks in large part to Shin-Soo Choo's three RBIs they scored seven runs in the win.
• The Reds outfielders, particularly left fielder Ryan Ludwick, have had trouble defensively at Miller Park. On Friday, Ludwick lost a ball in the lights, leading to a Jonathan Lucroy double. Baker said players, including Ludwick, have complained about the lights in Milwaukee.
"The balls in the gap, sometimes that medium fly ball," Ludwick said. "I tried to get down low and tried to get out of the lights, but ... I was trying to just get a different angle on it, and I just couldn't get it out [of the lights]."
Brewers: Gomez not frustrated by falling numbers
Through the end of June, Brewers center fielder Carlos Gomez was putting together a career season, boasting a slash line of .315/.355/.566 to go with a .921 OPS.
All of those numbers have dropped -- some significantly -- but Gomez was quick to point out that he's still enjoying one of the best individual seasons of his career.
"I don't feel frustrated like people think," he said. "I'm still hitting .280. What's my career high average, .260? I'm still way over. Everything is high. The worst thing we've been through this year is we don't win games, but personally, I'm better in my overall numbers."
Gomez set his career high with a .260 batting average last season, and he's already matched the career-best 19 home runs he hit last season with 15 games left to play in 2013. The 27-year-old has battled various injuries throughout the second half of the season, and manager Ron Roenicke said Gomez's statistical decline isn't that surprising.
"Is he a .330 hitter?" Roenicke said. "If a guy is a .260 hitter, OK, he may hit .290 one year, but to go to .330, when you look at what leads the league every year, that's a pretty elite group. A guy usually doesn't have a freak year where he hits that high."
Worth Noting
• The Reds will look for their seventh series win against the Brewers in their last 11 tries on Sunday.
• Despite Saturday's loss, the Brewers own a 5-4 record at Miller Park against the Reds this season.
• Including his 1-for-4 effort on Saturday, Brewers outfielder Khris Davis enters Sunday batting .440 with four homers and 10 RBIs in eight games against the Reds this season.
Jeremy Warnemuende is an associate reporter for MLB.com. This story was not subject to the approval of Major League Baseball or its clubs.


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The Cardinals were the first team to 40 wins. They just keep on rolling. (Photo by Dilip Vishwanat/Getty Images)

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San Francisco Giants (33-29)
The Giants have struggled lately. (Photo by Jennifer Stewart/Getty Images)

The Giants scored six-runs in the fourth inning against the Diamondbacks and won the game 10-5.
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Michael Cuddyer has really rebounded after a down season. (Photo by Dustin Bradford/Getty Images)

The Rockies drafted their manager, Walt Weiss' son, Brody Weiss in the 22nd round of the First-Year Player Draft.
Washington Nationals (31-31)
Tyler Moore's poor season is flying under the radar a bit. (Photo by Stephen Dunn/Getty Images)

The Nationals are expecting pitcher Stephen Strasburg to be back on the mound on June 16th after suffering a lat strain that put him on the DL.
Cleveland Indians (30-32)
A prolonged losing streak drops the Indians down the rankings. (Photo by Leon Halip/Getty Images)

The Indians dropped their opening game of the Rangers series 6-3, extending their losing streak to eight-games.
San Diego Padres (29-34)
Losing Yonder Alonso to a broken hand is a tough (Photo by Denis Poroy/Getty Images)

The Padres placed Jedd Gyorko on the disabled list with an injured groin he suffered during the Rockies series over the weekend.
Kansas City Royals (28-32)
Few things can help a team get back on track like a series versus the Astros. (Photo by Ed Zurga/Getty Images)

The Royals extended their winning streak to six games after they beat the Tigers on Monday 3-2.
Philadelphia Phillies (31-33)
Jonathan Pettibone has done a decent job for the Phillies filling in in the rotation. (Photo by Brian Garfinkel/Getty Images)

Chase Utley said he hopes to rejoin the team by the middle of the month.
Seattle Mariners (27-37)
Raul Ibanez doesn't have a pretty average or on-base percentage, but he's smacking the ball around the yard. (Photo by Otto Greule Jr/Getty Images)

Mariners catcher Jesus Sucre was placed on the 15-day disabled list, as infielder Carlos Triunfel was recalled from Triple-A Tacoma.
Los Angeles Angels of Anaheim (27-36)
Chris Iannetta entered the weekend quietly leading the Angles in on-base percentage. (Photo by Harry How/Getty Images)

The Angels selected a pitcher with each of its first seven selections in the 2013 First-Year Player Draft.
Toronto Blue Jays (27-35)
Remember when the Sergio Santos deal looked like a steal for the Blue Jays? He just appeared in his 10th game with the club. (Photo by Tom Szczerbowski/Getty Images)

Blue Jays signed Chien-Ming Wang after being released by the Yankees and will start Tuesday's game against the White Sox.
Minnesota Twins (27-33)
Who had Justin Morneau with fewer home runs than Brian Dozier at this point in the season? (Photo by Jamie Squire/Getty Images)

Ryan Doumit hit a go-ahead RBI single in the 11th inning to lead the Twins to a 4-3 win over the Nationals.
Chicago White Sox (27-34)
Remember when the White Sox nudged over .500? They're way back underneath that mark now. (Photo by Otto Greule Jr/Getty Images)

Pitcher John Danks retired his final 21 batters in a row as the White Sox beat the A's 4-1.
Los Angeles Dodgers (27-35)
Safe to say Yasiel Puig's first week in the majors went well. (Photo by Harry How/Getty Images)

It went so well that Puig was named the National League Player of the Week.
Chicago Cubs (25-35)
Chicago took the best hitter available in the draft, San Diego University's Kris Bryant, who comes equipped with big-time power. (Photo by Jeff Gross/Getty Images)

Pitcher Kyuji Fujikawa will undergo Tommy John surgery on his right elbow after a visit with Dr. James Andrews revealed ligament damage.
Milwaukee Brewers (25-37)
Milwaukee's Juan Francisco addition is a smart move. He'll provide the Brewers with some left-handed thump. (Photo by Mike McGinnis/Getty Images)

Ryan Braun will likely sit out through the Marlins series and hopes to rest his injury and avoid landing on the disabled list.
New York Mets (23-35)
Marlon Byrd is having a nice season. (Photo by Rob Carr/Getty Images)

The Mets have demoted first baseman Ike Davis, outfielder Mike Baxter and reliever Robert Carson to Triple-A Las Vegas.
Houston Astros (22-42)
The Astros added Mark Appel in the draft, giving them a potential frontline starter who could be in the majors sooner than later. (Photo by Ed Zurga/Getty Images)

Roger Clemens' son, Kacy Clemens won't be joining the Houston Astros as he stated that he will not sign with the team and instead rejoin his college team the Texas Longhorns.
Miami Marlins (18-44)
Speaking of which, Houston's decent play over the past month has Miami in the driver's seat for next year's number one pick. (Photo by Drew Hallowell/Getty Images)

Adeiny Hechavarria hit an RBI single in the 20th inning to lead Miami past the Mets with 2-1 win, the game matched the longest in Marlins history.


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