text:
Cincinnati Reds Tickets
Cincinnati Reds News: Regular Season and Preseason Updates
See more MLB tickets.
The Super Bowl is in New York (via New Jersey) at Met Life Stadium this year and it's primed to be one the hottest Super Bowl we've seen since SeatGeek launched in 2009. Use our Deal Score to find the best deals on Super Bowl 2014 Tickets.
4/24/14: Not that they need it, but the Reds got a little more bad news last week. Second baseman Brandon Phillips left Friday's game against the Cubs early with a back injury. Apparently, he tweaked his back during a swing at the plate in the first inning. The Reds have struggled throughout the early portion of the season. Outfielder Jay Bruce, whom the team is relying upon for significant run production, has been missing in action, and the team cannot really afford to have more problems as they are already well behind the leaders in the NL Central.
4/17/14: The Cubs started 4-8 (record after last weekend), and that was about what every one expected. But the Reds also have started at 4-8 and it could be cause for concern. The Reds are already six games out of the division lead (Milwaukee Brewers are in first), and have to go through St. Louis and Pittsburgh to get to the top. While it is good news that closer Chapman is throwing again, the Reds have struggled since the last week of last season, which includes the one game playoff loss to the Pirates. Cincy has the talent to compete, but needs to turn things around in soon before they get too far back.
4/10/14: The first week of the season was not too kind to the Cincinnati Reds. They opened up the regular season at home against the defending National League Champions and long-time rival St. Louis Cardinals. St. Louis took the opener and the closer of the season (despite a great outing on Opening Day by staff ace Johnny Cueto). But it actually got worse from there. Against the Mets last Saturday, Ike Davis hit a walk-off grand slam home run to give the Mets a 6-3 win. The Reds will be in contention for a playoff spot in six months - they are too talented not to be there. However, this is a tough start to the season.
4/3/14: The Reds played well enough to win their season (and home) opener against the St. Louis Cardinals last Monday, but just did not get the bounces or offense they needed. Cincy started ace Johnny Cueto to square off against Redbirds' ace Adam Wainwright. Both pitched seven strong innings and fanned eight. The only difference was St. Louis' Yadier Molina getting a hold of a pitch for a solo home run. The Cardinals ended up winning on Opening Day 1-0. It is a long season and the Reds will see the Cardinals several more times. And, by most accounts, it should be another three way race between St. Louis, Cincinnati and Pittsburgh.
3/27/14: Very scary news out of Reds camp last week when closer Aroldis Chapman was struck in the face by a hit ball. Chapman is one of the hardest throwers in the league and it is estimated that the ball that struck him was traveling over 130 miles per hour. Chapman suffered a broken orbital bone, lacerations, and a concussion. He will undergo surgery to repair the damage. The good news is that he never lost consciousness and should, in time, make a full recovery. At this point, there is no timetable for a return to baseball.
3/20/14: Everyone in the majors knows that Reds' outfielder Billy Hamilton is fast. He was clocked running from home to first in just 3.3 seconds. That is not the issue. The issue is that he has not been a very good hitter. He is hitting well in spring training this season and if he can just manage, say a .275 batting average, then he figures to get a lot of chances to steal bases and score runs this season. That would be a much needed lift for the Reds, particularly in the high-octane NL Central. A few extra runs a week can easily be the difference between playoffs and home for the winter.
3/13/14: Cincinnati Reds' starting second baseman Brandon Phillips has rarely been shy to speak his mind. That being said, he has decided to be quiet with the Cincinnati media in retaliation for their collective critique of his play. Specifically, some in the local news outlets cite that he is declining as a player, and Phillips has taken exception to that charge, citing how he hit over 100 RBIs last season. Of course, his batting average, OPS and slugging percentage have all dropped dramatically since 2011, so there is a case to be made by the media. Of course, Phillips has no problem discussing this with the national media, making the non-story a story of its own.
3/6/14: The Reds and their rotation are off to an ominous start in the early portions of spring training. Mike Leake was scratched just before his first scheduled start due to an abdominal injury. It seems that Leake suffered the injury a month ago in a workout and it has come back up. The injury appears to be a strain and had not caused any problems with his bullpen sessions or lifting. It then sounds like the Reds are being cautious with the injury and hoping to get it under control now, and not later on in the season when it really matters. Leake was a solid contributor last season with a 3.37 ERA in almost 200 innings.
2/27/14: There are a lot of ways to score runs in baseball. It does not have to be focused on generating extra base hits and home runs alone. New Reds' manager Bryan Price seems to understand that and wants his team to be more aggressive on the bases this season. Playing 'small ball' may not be as exciting as consistently knocking in dingers, but can be as effective. For proof, look at the Cardinals in the mid-80's. They had one power hitter in Jack Clark, but otherwise lived off of speed from Vince Coleman, Willie McGee and Ozzie Smith. The Reds had a franchise low since 1971 of stolen bases, so getting more aggressive would seem to benefit them.
2/20/14: A very interesting article about Reds closer Aroldis Chapman came out recently, and it highlighted his typical offseason day. Those days are spent in his Florida mansion where he sleeps until 4:00 PM and chain smokes. That is not the typical regimen of a top flight athlete, and may end up getting him trouble with the team or fans. For his part, Chapman can still bring the heat and is one of the best closers in the game when he is on. He will be returning to a very good Reds team, so he should have plenty of chances to pile up saves this coming season.
2/13/14: Starting pitcher Homer Bailey has been a key rotation piece for the Reds the past several years and has provided a measure of consistency. The 27 year old pitcher struggled in his first two MLB seasons, but has come on the last two seasons and has thrown not one but two no-hitters. He is seeking a long-term deal from the team, but looks headed toward arbitration right now. The two sides are very far apart on their arbitration number, with Bailey requesting $11.6 million and the team offering $8.7 million. Bailey will be a free agent next offseason, and may command $100-plus. By that token, there is a school of thought to trading him now and saving the money.
2/6/14: This will be a pivotal year for the Reds. The team has committed a lot of money to both first baseman Joey Votto and second baseman Brandon Phillips. They have loads of talent and a new manager. But the question for the Reds is how long can they keep up the money race? St. Louis has a bevy of talent in the minors who would start on many teams and much deeper pockets to make crucial free agent or trade acquisitions. While the Reds stumbled to the finish line last season and were eliminated in the Wild Card round, they are still a deep ball club that has the talent on hand to win the World Series this coming season.
1/30/14: Like so many other players and teams, relief pitcher Aroldis Chapman and the Reds were able to avoid arbitration by agreeing to a one year deal. Chapman will be paid $5 million for his service in 2014, which is the difference between what he asked for ($5.4 million) and what the Reds offered ($4.6 million). Chapman signed a five year deal in 2010, but there was a clause that allowed him to be arbitration eligible this offseason. Chapman has found a niche as a reliever, where he can freely throw his fastball and not worry about tiring out late into the game.
1/23/14: There has been a lot of speculation on the future of Homer Bailey in Cincinnati. He is a reliable starting five pitcher, but is entering the final year of his contract. He asked for $11.6 million in arbitration, while the team offered $8.7 million. Reds GM Walt Jocketty conceded that keeping him would be 'difficult'. Now comes works that the two sides are discussing an extension. If they cannot come to an agreement, then the arbitrator will decide his 2014 salary. The Reds have a lot of money locked up in Joey Votto and Brandon Phillips, but they would be better if they can keep Bailey as well.
1/16/14: The press has known about this for some time and even Reds' GM Walt Jocketty commented recently that keeping pitcher Homer Bailey for the 2014 season would be a difficult task considering his salary. But give Bailey credit for at least saying the right things. He says that he does not want out of Cincinnati. Chances are that he will be out of Cincy sometime in the near future. He is in the last year of his contract and his next one may be north of $100 million. The Reds do not have that kind of money lying around, so their best bet may be to trade Bailey now and get something out of it.
1/9/14: The Reds' starting rotation appears set, but there are always tweaks needed in every lineup. That may prompt the Reds to trade starting pitcher Homer Bailey, thereby freeing up some payroll space to sign a free agent. It is unknown who that free agent would be. The biggest names still available are Nelson Cruz (Texas) and Steven Drew (Boston). The problem with each of them is that they have draft pick compensation attached to them because their teams tendered them previously. So, the Reds would surrender their first round pick if they signed either Cruz or Drew.
1/2/14: The Reds officially lost the services of centerfielder Shin Soo Choo last week, as he signed a $130 million deal to spend the next seven years with the Texas Rangers. The Reds never really had a chance to keep Choo, especially having big commitments to Joey Votto and Brandon Phillips. Choo's departure speeds up the timeline for prospect Billy Hamilton to break into the majors. Hamilton is lightning fast and will be a threat when on base. However, he is a a very light hitter, so he may have trouble getting on base - kind of like Willy Mays Hayes.
12/26/13: The Reds may have been holding out hope that they could get a Christmas miracle and somehow re-sign Shin Shoo Choo, the star outfielder. However, the Grinch stole this one and Choo is on his way to Dallas to play for the Texas Rangers having signed a $130 million deal for seven years. Speaking of the Reds, while hall of fame catcher Johnny Bench came out in favor banning home plate collisions, his former teammate Pete Rose is defiantly against the ban. Rose believes that it is part of the game. He is also the guy who ran over Ray Fosse in the All-Star Game decades ago, so his sentiment is of little surprise.
12/19/13: Major League Baseball is considering a ban on homeplate collisions. It is a move designed to protect both the catcher and the player barreling into the catcher. Traditionalist may emphasize that it has always been a part of the game. However, you can count former Reds' catcher and Hall of Famer Johnny Bench as a supporter of the proposed rule. Bench was on a national sports talk show last week and emphatically endorsed the rule change. There have been several instances of injury due to these collisions, which can break bones, cause concussions, and end careers over a single run.
12/12/13: Second baseman Brandon Philips remains on the Red's roster today, but many expect him to be traded soon. Philips has made no secret that he is disappointed in his five year, $75 million deal in comparison to the deal given first baseman Joey Votto (of course it is hard to feel bad for someone's pay when they bank $15 million per year). GM Walt Jocketty said that the Yankees leaked rumors that there were discussions between the teams about Philips to use as leverage in their Robinson Cano negotiations. Cano signed with Seattle, so perhaps there will be real trade rumors about Philips soon.
12/5/13: The Reds made a move to keep their bullpen in tact by re-signing Manny Parra to a two year, $5.5 million contract. Parra started his career as promising starter but lost that opportunity due to injuries and general control issues. The Brewers gave up on him, but he has been pretty solid for the Reds in a set-up role as a middle reliever. Over the past two seasons, he posted 4.30 ERA with a 117/50 strikeout to walk ratio over 105 innings. So its not a big signing, but stability in the bullpen is always a need for every MLB team.
11/28/13: Walt Jocketty has struck again. Jocketty, the General Manager of the Cincinnati Reds, was previously the GM of the St. Louis Cardinals. He was a key player in building the team through much of the early 2000's and seems to have an affinity for his former Redbird players. It was announce last week that Reds signed second baseman and outfielder Skip Schumaker to a two year, $5 million deal. Previously, he has brought in former Cardinals Scott Rolen and Ryan Ludwig. Schumaker gives the Reds some flexibility at second base, particularly if the Reds trade Brandon Phillips.
11/21/13: When the Reds reached an agreement a couple weeks ago on a two year deal with catcher Brayan Pena, speculation immediately surfaced that meant the end of Ryan Hanigan's tenure in Cincinnati. Fast forward to the present and that speculation now seems like a certainty. Apparently, there is some interest from multiple teams and the Reds think they can get a quality prospect in return. Many may ask why would anyone trade a top prospect for a backup catcher. Fair question, but it is possible that many teams view him as an everyday player rather than a backup.
11/14/13: The Reds have added some depth at the catcher's position by signing Brayan Pena to two year deal. Pena has been a back-up catcher his whole career and likely would take the same role in Cincinnati. He spent last season with the Detroit Tigers and posted a .297/.315/.397 batting line in 243 plate appearances. That is a little above his career average, but enough of a sample size to demonstrate that he can get on base. The Reds also have Devin Mesoraco and Ryan Hannigan on the roster, but may lose Hannigan in arbitration. The Reds are still trying to figure out what went wrong this last season and may be making a lot of moves this winter.
11/7/13: It may be hard to believe but Cincinnati's favorite cornrowed starting pitcher Bronson Arroyo has been with the team for eight years. He is probably pitching elsewhere next season and reportedly would consider the New York Mets. Arroyo would be expected to bring veteran leadership to a young staff that just lost their ace (Matt Harvey) for the 2014 season with a torn elbow ligament. The Mets expect to be busy this offseason and have a lot of money coming off the books and available to spend on free agents. Arroyo is 36 and wants a two year deal, which he should be able to find.
10/31/13: The Reds search for a new manager is going forward. The team fired Dusty Baker after they faltered in the final week and were knocked out of the playoffs by the Pittsburgh Pirates. Many thought that the Reds underachieved all year, and that was enough for GM Walt Jockety to cut his losses. The team is also still rumored to be trying to move second baseman Brandon Phillips. Phillips is one of the best second basemen in the league for defensively and offensively. He is also considered a bit of a disruption for his outspoken nature and antagonizing ways. He has a big price tag, but someone will undoubtedly want him during the offseason.
10/24/13: There are many in the league, as well as fans, who simply do not like Reds' second baseman Brandon Phillips. Phillips is a terrific player, and no one disputes that, but his brash, outspoken nature rubs many the wrong way, including (reportedly) people in his own organization. The Reds also may be interested in Cuban infielder Alexander Guerrero. So it would figure that there is speculation that Reds may trade Phillips. One of the biggest challenges would be getting someone to take the four years and $50 million contract - which Phillips has complained about because of the contract Joey Votto got from the Reds.
10/17/13: After the Reds were eliminated from the postseason by the Pittsburgh Pirates in Wild Card Game, star second baseman Brandon Phillips said the team choked. Add to that the loss to the San Francisco Giants in the 2012 divisional series after the Reds went up 2-0, and it is easy to see why the team fired manager Dusty Baker. Now the team is trying to find Baker's replacement. Jim Riggleman may be at the top of the list at this point, for reasons unknown. In any case, expect GM Walt Jocketty to take his time to find a suitable replacement.
10/10/13: Just a few days after receiving the dreaded 'vote of confidence', the Reds fired manager Dusty Baker. Baker had one year remaining on his two year deal, so he will probably get a nice severance package. The Reds underachieved this season after winning the NL Central in 2012 by over 9 games. Cincinnati did earn a wild-card spot, but they also dropped their last five games of the season. Baker may manage again.He actually has a good record throughout his career, but that may be because he had teams loaded in talent. The Reds' managerial search may include Joe Girardi, Jim Riggleman, and even Tony LaRussa - though TLR says he is finished with managing after leading the rival Cardinals to the World Series in 2011.
10/3/13: The Reds picked a poor time to stumble. They were swept by the Pirates in the final series of the year, meaning Pittsburgh earned the home field for the Wild Card Game. Then they dropped that game ending the season. It is a far cry from the 9 game lead they had as NL Central Division champions last year. Though they are eliminated, it was not a poor year by any means. The Reds did win over 90 games again and should be considered a contender in 2014. The team also announced that Dusty Baker will return as manager next year.
9/26/13: The Reds are back in the playoffs, as are the St. Louis Cardinals and the Pittsburgh Pirates. St. Louis leads the NL Central by two games but there is still time for either the Reds or the Pirates to catch them. Speaking of which, while the Pirates are happy to make the playoffs, the Reds are not celebrating yet. They want to win the division and avoid the wild card game. It will be great to watch the positioning as the teams finish up the regular season. The Reds still have three more games against the Pirates and need to sweep and hope for the Cardinals to stumble to snag the NL Central crown again.
9/19/13: The up and down nature of the National League Central is great theater but must be stressing out the fans of the Cincinnati Reds, Pittsburgh Pirates, and St. Louis Cardinals. The three seem to be waging a war of attrition against each other. When one moves up, another follows the next day. The Reds are only a couple games back of the Cardinals and Pirates, but have had trouble making up ground. That will all change in the next couple of weeks as the Reds will play the Pirates before the season ends. All three teams must look out for the Washington Nationals, who are quietly creeping up for a late season run at the playoffs.
9/12/13: The Reds currently sit in third place in the NL Central and own the second wildcard spot, but that does not mean they are out of the running for the division crown by any stretch. The team is playing their best baseball of the season. They went into L.A. and swept the Dodgers - the same Dodgers that have been the best team in baseball for the past two months. The sweep put them one game behind the Pirates and two games behind the St. Louis Cardinals. All three teams will likely make the playoffs but the race is who can avoid playing in the wild card game and just advance to the divisional round.
9/4/13: The Reds are still pushing for a playoff spot and currently hold a six game edge over Arizona for the final wild card position. However, they are only about three games out of first place, which is shared by the Cardinals and Pirates. The good news for the Reds is that Ryan Ludwick is returning to lineup. Ludwick is a former all-star who can hit a little bit. Also, the Reds have the most home games left of any of the three contender. Included in their final portion of the schedule is nine games against Pittsburgh, which will go a long way into determining the NL Central champion this season.
8/29/13: The Reds refuse to go gently into the abyss, and are only 2.5 games out of the NL Central lead. They have not had much good news on the injury front - set-up man Johnathan Broxton is done for the year and who knows when ace pitcher Johnny Cueto will return (possibly not until next season). But that is not stopping the Reds from staying in the pennant chase. They will likely make the playoffs as a wild-card team and would face a one game play-in game, probably against the Cardinals or Pirates. The NL Central race is the best in baseball, and the good thing is there is still another month to play.
8/22/13: Don't count out the Reds just yet. While most of the focus on the National League Central Division has been on the Pirates and Cardinals, the Reds are right in the mix. Cincy is only 3.5 games back of the Pirates and 1.5 games behind St. Louis. Right now, they hold the second wild card spot with a comfortable five game lead over Arizona and 8.5 game lead over Washington. The Reds, Pirates, and Cardinals all have the talent to win the division and all deserve to be in the playoffs. It is most likely that all three will be in, and then the games will really start.
8/15/13: If the Reds do not watch themselves, they could be in danger of missing the postseason all together. Cincinnati had a great chance to make up some ground on St. Louis, who is second in the NL Central and leads the wild card standings. But the Reds struggled as well, and dropped two of three to the Cardinals. Cincy now sits 6 games out of first and two back of St. Louis. They still have a 4.5 game lead over the Diamondbacks, but that could change if Dusty Baker goes into panic mode. The Reds had a comfortable lead this time a year ago, and we do not know if the team has the make up to rally from a deficit.
8/8/13: The Reds have been struggling since the All-Star Break, and it may be time now to hit the panic button. The team is still in third place in the NL Central - and they trail both the St. Louis Cardinals and Pittsburgh Pirates. The Cardinals and Pirates are in a virtual tie for the division with the Reds 5.5 games out. They still hold a wild-card spot, but the Diamondbacks are only 3.5 games behind. This normally would be the time for manager Dusty Baker to panic. And it probably will be soon. If nothing else, the Reds need to get set up man Johnathan Broxton back in a hurry before the season slips away.
8/1/13: The Reds have just a couple months to show the league that they should be in the playoffs. Cincy has tremendously under performed this year, though they have been without starting pitcher Johnny Cueto and set up man Jonathan Broxton for long stretches. Unfortunately for the Reds, the road gets tougher. They had a relatively light first half, but play better teams the second half. They still own the last wild-card spot, but are in danger of losing that to any number of teams as the season heads towards the playoffs - in short, they need to get healthy and show they can beat quality teams.
7/25/13: The Reds really do not want this to become a distraction, but it easily could be. Last week, star second baseman Brandon Phillips said he was a bit discouraged that first baseman Joey Votto got a 10 year $225 million deal, while he only got a five year, $75 million deal. He was also upset that the team did Votto's deal first, when Phillips was set for free agency. It is tough to commiserate 'only' $75 million - which is far more than most people will see in a lifetime (much less five years). Again, the Reds really hope this does not become a distraction - they already have enough hurdles to climb to make the playoffs.
7/18/13: The Reds celebrated Homer Bailey's no-hitter a week ago, but in the baseball world, that is an eternity. Aside from that gem, the Reds really struggled in the last few weeks leading up to the All-Star Break. The team has chased the Cardinals all season, but then the Pirates got hot and have put the Reds in third place. As it stands, the Reds are 5 games back in the NL Central (4 behind the Pirates). The good news is that they are in striking distance still and also hold the second wild-card spot currently. This means there is a really good chance that that there may be three NL Central teams in the playoffs.
7/11/13: The Reds should be at the top of the NL Central. They are certainly the most talented team in the division and coasted to a 9 game division title last year. For some reason, however, they have not been able to put it all together this year. Injuries take some blame, especially with set up man Johnathan Broxton and their closer serving time on the DL. Johnny Cueto has been hurt as well. But the team does not seem to be playing with the same urgency as last season. They are still withing range of capturing the division again, but they have an uphill fight against the Cardinals and Pirates to do so.
7/4/13: It is the start of new month so that means only one thing for the Reds: Starting pitcher Johnny Cueto is back on the disabled list. Cueto re-aggrevated his lat recently, so the Reds will shut him down for 15 days or so. It is the same injury that has put him on the DL twice already this year. The Reds need Cueto to be healthy. They are currently in third in the NL Central and hold a wild card spot. However, they have had a fairly easy schedule to date, whereas the Cardinals and Pirates have been playing against the elite teams in the league. Without Cueto, it is hard to imagine the Reds making a serious playoff push.
6/27/13: Most baseball analysts expected and predicted the Reds to be at the top of the NL Central this season, just as they were last season. So far, the Cardinals have been the best team in MLB, with the Reds and Pirates as close seconds. It does seem that these three teams are in a class by themselves, but the numbers show something different. The Cardinals have been OK against mediocre teams and been great against strong teams. The Reds have beaten up on the creampuffs (which they have had many series against so far), but have struggled against the good teams, including St. Louis. This may well be the Reds Achilles as the season goes on. Well, that, and Dusty Baker.
6/20/13: The Reds are trying to rebound after the NL Central leading St. Louis Cardinals came to town and reminded them of who owns the division. Cincinnati is only 2.5 games out of first, and still is fighting off a spunky Pittsburgh squad that refuses to fold so far (just wait till the All-Star Break). The Reds are setting up for a series against the lowly Milwaukee Brewers, and could take that to springboard themselves back towards the top of the division. In any case, it looks like two of the three best teams in the National League reside in the Central, so both should make the playoffs.
6/13/13: As strong as the Reds have been this year, they just can't catch up to the one team they need to - the St. Louis Cardinals. The Reds hosted the Cards for a three game series over the weekend with both trying to establish their spot in the NL Central. The Cardinals led the Reds by three games on Friday and left Sunday night leading by four. The Reds won the Saturday game 4-2 by rallying to win. However, on Sunday - in a nationally televised game, the Reds made several mental errors and generally played sloppily. The game went into extra innings tied at 4 apiece, but three quick runs followed by a Matt Holiday grand slam gave St. Louis the 11-4 win.
6/6/13: The Reds keep winning, but they are only keeping pace with the St. Louis Cardinals and their staff of rookie pitchers. Depending on the day, the Reds are between a game and three games back. The two teams combined for the best records in May, and along with Pittsburgh, are leading the MLB standings. But the Reds are getting a reputation as a dirty team. Johnny Cueto's kick to the face of a Cardinals' catcher a few years ago may have been the start, but now it looks like they are headhunting. It is unnecessary because the Reds have so much talent on their roster.
5/30/13: Cincinnati is living up to the hype for the season. They were pegged as the team to beat in the NL Central and figured to have a strong chance to make it to the World Series despite the obvious handicap of having Dusty Baker as their manager. The Reds are playing great ball right now, and had the best record in the month of May through Memorial Day. Unfortunately for them, the Cardinals have been playing just as well and keep winning. Pittsburgh is just behind the Reds, and the three teams, St. Louis, Cincinnati, Pittsburgh (in order) make up the three best teams not just in the division but in all of baseball.
5/23/13: For the first time since opening day, the Cubs are not in last place. Milwaukee's slide has dropped the Brewers into last, with a gleeful Chicago laughing at them. This is probably short-lived, but it gives the 1908 Club something to be happy with. The Cubs did claim Eduardo Sanchez off of waivers. Sanchez was a hero in 2011 when he helped solidify a Cardinals bullpen in the second half of the season. The Cardinals went on to win their 11th World Series title that year - most in the National League, and second only to the New York Yankees.
5/16/13: Reds' starting pitcher Johnny Cueto, he of the barrel chest, dreadlocks, and filthy left shoe cleat, will make his comeback to the Reds very soon. Cueto is scheduled to make a rehab start with the team's single A affiliate the Dayton Dragons soon. Cueto was scheduled to make an appearance in Pensacola, Florida earlier, but had soreness from his oblique - the same injury that limited him in the playoffs last year. Reds fans must be feeling pretty anxious about his return. The Reds are 2.5 games back of the Cardinals in the NL Central, and only have their toughest games ahead of them now.
5/9/13: Incredibly, the Reds' starting rotation did not miss any starts last season. That unprecedented health help lead them to a 9.5 game margin in the NL Central. That kind of luck cannot be expected every year, it is just too much to ask. Starter Johnny Cueto (aka: the kicker) strained his lat on April 15 and was placed on the DL. Aside from Cueto, several other players have been bit by the injury bug, including pitcher Manny Parra, catcher Ryan Hanigan, and left fielders Ryan Ludwick and Chris Heisey. The injuries may be the reason that the Reds are in fourth place in the NL Central.
4/25/13: The NL Central is already heating up, just as many suspected. The Reds, on paper, are the class of the division; they won the division by nine games last season. So far, all of the teams in the NL Central (except the Cubs) are still in the mix and over .500. The Reds have been able to build up eleven wins so far with the help of an easy early schedule - they have played the Pirates, Phillies, Marlins, and Cubs. Things should get a bit more interesting when they go up against tougher competition like the Nationals, Giants, and Dodgers later on in the season.
4/11/13: Leave it to the Reds to ruin a national institution - Opening Day in St. Louis. The Cardinals came home from a league mandated difficult start against the Diamondbacks and World Series Champion San Francisco Giants. They were rewarded by playing arguably the best roster in the National League. The Cardinals jumped out to a 4-2 lead. Then they apparently quit. The Reds broke open a 4-4 game in the top of the ninth by dropping nine unanswered runs on the home team. Relief pitcher Sam McClure took home the win, while Mitchell Boggs gets credit for the loss.
4/4/13: Tough start for outfielder Ryan Ludwick. He injured his shoulder on opening day and now needs surgery that could keep him out for the next three months. For the fans who think they should bring up Billy Hamilton to replace Ludwig - Reds management does not agree with you. Hamilton hit only .192 in spring training and only has 175 at bats beyond Class A ball. So the Reds are going to let him work on his game before he gets called up. To make matters worse, the Reds lost the game to the Anaheim Angels 5-4 in 13 innings.
3/28/13: The Reds will open the 2013 Major League Baseball season as the favorites in the NL Central. Cincinnati's line up is stacked, thanks to the work of former Cardinals GM and current Reds GM Walt Jockety. The Reds easily won the division last season, coasting to a 9 game lead over the Cardinals - who made the post season as a wild card team. But there is unfinished business in the Queen City. The Reds won their first two playoff games on the road (which shouldn't happen because they were the second best team in the NL), only to drop three straight to the eventual champion San Francisco Giants. But this is a new year, and the team has championship on their mind.
3/21/13: It looks more and more like the Reds are going to make the smart decision regarding speedballer Aroldis Chapman. Chapman was brought up to be a starter, one that could hit 105 mph. He was moved into the bullpen last year, starting out as a set-up man and assuming the closer role. He took to it like a fish to water because he provided a major change of pace from previous pitchers and closed out games with ease. The Reds were expected to make him a starter this year, which would be a mistake. But Chapman wants to close, and it does look like he will get his wish.
3/14/13: The Reds have fully decided to move Aroldis Chapman from the closer role to the rotation, which threatens Mike Leake's spot as a starting pitcher. Chapman was dominant last season as the closer, bringing 100+ mile per hour heat in the ninth inning. The concern around Cincinnati is that Chapman does not have a full repitoir of pitches and will expend himself throwing fastballs as his primary pitch early in games. Word out of spring training is that Chapman's breaking pitches are improving, but it is unknown how he will fare in real competition during the regular season.
3/7/13: Since Tony LaRussa is no longer around, Dusty Baker had to find someone else to fight with. It appears that person is Arizona Diamondbacks manager Kirk Gibson. The two engaged in a heated discussion prior to a spring training game, apparently because Baker wanted to play with a DH and Gibson wanted standard National League rules. As the home team in the game, the D'Backs had the decision and Baker did not like it. Gibson did not fold, angering Baker enough to refuse to shake Gibson's hand after the game. It will be fun to see how this plays out in the regular season.
2/28/13: The Reds return stacked this year. Most of their core is back for another shot at the NL Central, and many experts expect they will repeat as division champions. The Reds won the NL Central by a whopping nine games last year. However, their regular season success did not translate into playoff glory. After winning the first two games (on the road) against San Francisco, the Reds dropped three at home to get knocked out in the first round. The biggest change so far is that Aroldis Chapman is scheduled to be a starter this year instead of the closer. Should be a good season for the Reds.
2/21/13: Cincinnati has all the ingredients to win the World Series this year. First, they should make the playoffs by winning the NL Central Division. Sure, St. Louis has a good team, but not nearly as talented as the Reds. Second, they return their core that won 97 games last sesason. The X-factor is Aroldis Chapman. He excelled as a closer this year, coming in late and blowing batters away with a 102 MPH fastball. The question is if he can be just as effective as a starter who is counted upon to go seven innings. If he can, then look out for the Reds.
1/24/13: Major League Baseball is finally rewarding the city of Cincinnati for building the Great American Ballpark by awarding the Reds the All-Star Game in 2015. It has become customary in recent times to reward cities and franchises who build new stadiums with premiere events, and now it is the Reds' turn. Cincy last hosted the All-Star Game in 1988, in a rain-hampered affair where Oakland Catcher Terry Steinbach drove in both runs in an AL 2-1 victory. If the Reds can hold on to their core for another few years, then the Reds may have four or more representatives in the summer classic.
11/29/12: The Reds continue to fortify their ranks and resign their own. This time the Reds have a contract for at least three years with releiver Johnathan Broxton, who was a trade deadline acquisition from Kansas City. Former reliever Ryan Madson is off to L.A. after he refused the Reds option offer. Where Broxton fits is a question mark, though. Aroldis Chapman filled in superbly for Madson last year, and could be the closer for years to come. But the team may want to put him in the rotation and give him the chance to be a top end ace.
11/22/12: No question the Reds had a great season in amassing 97 wins and the NL Central crown. The first round playoff meltdown to the eventual World Series Champion Giants is still a raw subject, but the Reds are in good position moving forward. The pitching situation is enviable. The team has both Johnny Cueto and Homer Bailey under contract for three more years, and both are only 26 years old. The team also has Latos (age 24) for four years, and he may have Cy Young Award talent. The Reds could choose to lock up all three for a longer term, ensuring dominant pitching for the better part of the next decade.
11/15/12: Cincinnati Reds youngster Todd Frazier finished third in National League Rookie-of-the-Year voting this week. Not surprisingly, Washington Nationals wunderkind Bryce Harper took the award (equally unsurprising, Anaheim Angels star Mike Trout won in the American League). Harper beat out Wade Miley by just seven votes, with Frazier finishing a distant third. Since Scott Rolen will likely not return to the Reds next year, Frazier will probably be the starting third baseman. The infield of Joey Votto, Brandon Phllips, Frazier, and a shortstop to be name later will easily be among the tops in the National League next season.
11/8/12: In unsurprising moves, both outfielder Ryan Ludwick and pitcher Ryan Madson declined their options to rejoin the Reds next season, opting instead to test the free agency waters. Madson missed the entire 2012 campaign due to Tommy John surgery, and received a $2.5 million buy out from the club. After Madson suffered the injury, Aroldis Chapman was named as the closer, and has cemented his position. Madson is looking for a team in need of a closer. Ludwick had a great second half and could sign a lucrative deal for anyone seeking outfield depth and a strong bat.
11/1/12: The Scott Rolen era with the Cincinnati Reds, and pro baseball, may be over. The 37 year old third baseman had a wonderful career, but injuries and age are catching up. The Reds may not resign him, or if they do, it may be to a cheap, bench player deal. The Reds have Todd Fraizer ready to take the position, but they may opt to trade for Mets third baseman David Wright instead. Wright is a career .300 hitter who will also smack 20-30 home runs a year. But before Reds fans get excited, Wright will be expensive and the team did sign Joey Votto to a $250 million deal last year.
10/18/12: The Reds have to be wondering what happened. After taking the first two games with ease in San Francisco, the team returned to the Queen City and the forgiving confines of Great America Ballpark only to be swept in three straight games. Cincinnati had the second best record in the National League (behind the Washington Nationals) and were easily the best team in the NL in the second half of the season. The loss wiped out a highly anticipated matchup against the rival Cardinals and leaves the team wondering what they must do to improve next season.
10/4/12: The Reds head into the playoffs as the National League Central Champions, while finishing second overall in the NL in wins. Manager Dusty Baker survived a scary medical episode, and spent most of the last two weeks in the hospital. He returned the final week of the season against the Cardinals, and is expected to be able to manage in the playoffs. The Reds will face the Giants in the opening round in a best-of-five series. Cincinnati will travel to San Francisco for the first two games (starting Saturday), with all other games being at Great American Ballpark.
8/16/12: Now that the Garage Sale signs have been taken down in front of Wrigley Field, now that several overpaid, underachieving veterans have been shipped out (as well as a few good ones), and now that the Cubs have accepted their fate for for the 104th straight year, Starlin Castro is clearly the best player on the roster. The star shortstop is reportedly in negotiations with club on a longterm deal. In a rare move, the Cubs are acting like an intelligent front office and trying to lock up a great young talent before he hits arbitration. In related news, Alphanso Soriano and his mammoth contract is still on the team.
8/2/12: Any talk of the Reds slumping after Joey Votto got hurt is completely unfounded. Cincinnati has been almost unbeatable since the All-Star break (17-3), and even ran off 10 consecutive wins. The Reds have built a comfortable lead in the NL Central, leading Pittsburg by 3.5 games and St. Louis by 7.5 games. Johnny Cueto notched another victory, improving his record to 14-5. The Reds took three of four from the Padres, capping it off with a 9-4 win. They are 23 games over .500, own the best record in the majors at 64-41, and show no signs of slowing down.
7/26/12: The Reds continue to torment the rest of the National League. Cincinnati does not seem to miss Joey Votto at all, and has stretched their lead in the NL Central to 2.5 games over the Pirates and 6 games over the Cardinals. The trade deadline is approaching, and the Reds will be buyers if they do anything. They did acquire AAA pitcher Todd Redmond from the Braves as an emergency fill-in down the stretch, but have been quiet otherwise. However, GM Walt Jockety has a history of staying under the radar and making a big move at the last minute to help with the playoff run.
With two outs in the ninth inning, it looked like the Cincinnati Reds win streak would come to an end and the Houston Astros would end their losing streak. Reds centerfielder' Drew Stubbs had other ideas though. Stubbs delivered a two-out, two-run double that rallied the Reds past Houston 5-3. He came on with the Reds trailing 3-2 and down to their final out. Jay Bruce added an RBI single later in the ninth. Reds closer Aroldis Chapman pitched a scoreless ninth for his 19th save of the year. With the sweep, the Reds extended their win streak to a season high seven games and the Astros extended their losing streak to nine.
The Cincinnati Reds will rush head-first into a big three-game series this weekend against the New York Mets at Citi Field. The Reds are coming off of a three-game sweep of their in-state interleague foes, the Cleveland Indians, and are one of the hottest teams in baseball at the moment, with a record of 35-27 and a firm hold on first place in the NL Central with a three-game lead over the Pirates and Cardinals. The Mets are also coming off of a three-game interleague sweep of their own, as they vanquished the AL East's Tampa Bay Rays this past week.
The first-place Cincinnati Reds, at 31-25, had a chance to really put some distance between themselves and the second-place Pittsburgh Pirates this week, but they dropped two out of three games in that series and their lead over the Pirates has dropped to only 2 games at the top of the division. The Reds' star closer Aroldis Chapman suffered his first loss of the season on Thursday night and gave up his first earned run of the year in a 5-4 10th inning loss to the Pirates. The Reds will open up a three-game interleague series against the struggling Detroit Tigers on Friday night at the Great American Ball Park and they will send Mat Latos (4-2) to the mound against the Tigers' Rick Porcello.
The Cincinnati Reds have opened a three game lead in the National League Central. The Reds have been on fire winning 12 of their last 17. Joey Votto and Jay Bruce have been big reasons why. Votto is leading the National League in walks (46), slugging percentage (.610), and OPS (1.084). His .348 batting average is third in the NL. Jay Bruce's 12 home runs lead the team and are sixth in the NL. The Reds can increase their division lead as they play the Detroit Tigers and Cleveland Indians at home during baseball's annual interleague play.
At 28-22, the first-place Cincinnati Reds have won 7 of their last 10 games and are one of the hottest teams in the National League heading into June. They are fueled by their solid pitching staff led by Johnny Cueto who is 5-3 with a 2.54 ERA and their flamethrower of a closer, Aroldis Chapman. Jay Bruce leads the team with 11 home runs and 32 RBI and Joey Votto has a team-high .325 batting average. The Reds will open up a series with the 5th place Houston Astros on Friday night and will look to keep their hot-streak alive and stay atop the division.
5/31/12 - The Cincinnati Reds have taken control of the National League Central. Despite being in the middle of the pack offensively, the pitching of the Reds has led them to the division lead. Johnny Cueto has been fantastic, while Bronson Aroyo and Homer Bailey have consistently gone out and pitched good games The Reds play their next six games against division rivals Houston and Pittsburgh, creating an opportunity for the Reds to increase their division lead. The Reds hope offensive players, like Todd Frazier, can step up, who apparently doesn't even need a bat to hit a home run.
5/23/12: The Cincinnati Reds are giving the rest of the league a glimpse of a dominant future with the deadly duo of Johnny Cueto and Aroldis Chapman. Cueto outdueled CC Sabathia through seven strong innings - improving his record to 5-1 and a 1.97 ERA. Chapman entered the game in the ninth, his fourth appearance in five days. He faced four batters and earned the save, including buckling Andruw Jones with a 98 MPH fastball. The Reds won 5-2, and took two of three from the New York Yankees. The Reds continue to chase the faltering Cardinals, who are trying to avoid a sweep from the Dodgers.
5/15/12: With Ryan Dempster's ERA ballooning from 1.02 to 1.74 over the course of a day's work against St. Louis, Johnny Cueto makes his claim to the lowest ERA in the big leagues, with a miniscule 1.12. Cueto has allowed only six runs all season, and only 1 in his last three starts, contributing towards 12 consectuvie scoreless innings (and counting). The Reds have a two game series at Atlanta this week, as they try to continue closing the gap between themselves and the first place Cardinals. The Cards five game slide allowed the Reds to move 1.5 games back, and set up a season-long battle for the pennant.
5/11/12: The Cincinnati Reds have rebounded from a shakey start to the season and now sit only 2.5 games behind division leading St. Louis. After starting out 4-8, the Reds are 11-5 since. The Reds are in Milwaukee this week for a three-game stand against the struggling and injured Brewers. Cincinnati looks for its third win in a row while the Brewers try to avoid a fourth straight loss. The Reds are showing some offense of late, having scored at least five runs in three of their last four games, or as Jay Bruce put it "We can hit as a team".
5/3/12: Cincinnati battled back to 500 and trail the NL Central-leading St. Louis Cardinals by only three games. Perhaps the biggest news of the week was Jay Bruce being named the National League Player of the Week. Bruce hit .476 with home runs in four straight games, hit two doubles, walked three times against only five strike outs. Johnny Votto, fresh off of signing a massive extension, hit his second homer of the season as well as five doubles. But the season is still very young, and the Reds, Brewers, and Cardinals will likely be in a fight all season.
4/24/12: Cincinnati has won 3 of its last 5, including two at Wrigley to move to 7-9 on the season, 3.5 games behind the Cardinals and a half game below the Brewers. The Reds open a 9 game homestand against the Giants, followed by the Pirates and Cubs. The team overcame three errors and stranding 13 runners on base to beat Chicago on Sunday 4-3, or as manager Dusty Baker called it "winning ugly". Of course, it all looks the same in the standings, and a division road win counts just as much in April as it does in September.
4/17/12: Cincinnati was the darling of the National League in 2010, shocking the league by winning the Central handily over the favored Cardinals. The team fell back to earth in 2011, and that makes handicapping the team for 2012 quite difficult. The Reds stand 4-7 after 11 games, and have not shown any real consistency thus far. Only Zach Cozart and Joey Votto are adding any offense. Speaking of Votto, the biggest news is Votto and the Reds agreeing to a 10-year/$225 million extension, showing the league they too will overspend for a power-hitting first baseman (and will have trouble affording him any help).
Cincinnati Reds Tickets - The Players
Legends such as Ken Griffey Jr. may be gone, but the modern day Reds have Joey Votto and Jeremy Horst providing hits, Jay Bruce smashing home runs, and Edinson Volquez striking people out, helping these Reds of the 00s score some victories.
Cincinnati Reds Tickets - Team History
Cincinnati Reds tickets allow fans the opportunity to experience one of baseball's most storied franchises. The Reds, based in Cincinnati since 1882, have won five World Series championships to go along with nine NL pennants. The Reds play at the Great American Ball Park right next to the Ohio River and have called it home since the park opened in 2003. Grab some Reds tickets and enjoy a game this season!
Cincinnati Reds Tickets - Season Info
The Cincinnati Reds come into the 2011 season with high expectations carrying over from their 2010 campaign. After finishing first in the division last season and breaking a 15-year-long streak of missing the postseason, the club has extended skipper Dusty Baker for two more years. The Reds finally have a great mix of leadership and young talent and were spared any major losses in free agency. The Reds have all the pieces in place to take the NL Central again this season.
Cincinnati Reds Tickets - Ticket Information
Cincinnati Reds tickets ensure that fans see the Reds playing top contenders throughout the entire MLB season. With matchups with great teams like the Chicago Cubs and St. Louis Cardinals and non-divisional meetings with the New York Yankees and San Francisco Giants throughout the season, the Reds will have plenty of opportunity to test 8/1/13: The Reds have just a couple months to show the league that they should be in the playoffs. Cincy has tremendously underperformed this year, though they have been without starting pitcher Johnny Cuetor and set up man Jonathan Broxton for long stretches. Unfortunately for the Reds, the road gets tougher. They had a relatively light first half, but play better teams the second half. They still own the last wild-card spot, but are in danger of losing that to any number of teams as the season heads towards the playoffs - in short, they need to get healthy and show they can beat quality teams.
themselves against top talent in 2011. Be a part of this great tradition and don't miss the action!
Cincinnati Reds Schedule & Key Dates
Opening Day / Cincinnati Reds First Game 2014
Cincinnati Reds at Pensacola Blue Wahoos Pensacola Bayfront Stadium — Pensacola, FL
Cincinnati Reds Regular Season Last Game 2014
Cincinnati Reds Spring Training Beginning 2014
Spring Training: Kansas City Royals at Cincinnati Reds Goodyear Ballpark — Goodyear, AZ
REDS SCORES8 wins, 11 losses (42.1%)
Apr 19, 2014 Cincinnati Reds 4 - 8 Chicago Cubs Apr 18, 2014 Cincinnati Reds 4 - 1 Chicago Cubs
Apr 25, 2014 Cincinnati Reds vs Atlanta Braves Apr 26, 2014 Cincinnati Reds vs Atlanta Braves Apr 27, 2014 Cincinnati Reds vs Atlanta Braves Apr 28, 2014 Chicago Cubs vs Cincinnati Reds Apr 29, 2014 Chicago Cubs vs Cincinnati Reds Apr 30, 2014 Chicago Cubs vs Cincinnati Reds May 1, 2014 Milwaukee Brewers vs Cincinnati Reds May 2, 2014 Milwaukee Brewers vs Cincinnati Reds May 3, 2014 Milwaukee Brewers vs Cincinnati Reds May 4, 2014 Milwaukee Brewers vs Cincinnati Reds May 6, 2014 Cincinnati Reds vs Boston Red Sox May 7, 2014 Cincinnati Reds vs Boston Red Sox May 9, 2014 Colorado Rockies vs Cincinnati Reds May 10, 2014 Colorado Rockies vs Cincinnati Reds May 11, 2014 Colorado Rockies vs Cincinnati Reds May 13, 2014 San Diego Padres vs Cincinnati Reds May 14, 2014 San Diego Padres vs Cincinnati Reds May 15, 2014 San Diego Padres vs Cincinnati Reds May 16, 2014 Cincinnati Reds vs Philadelphia Phillies May 17, 2014 Cincinnati Reds vs Philadelphia Phillies May 18, 2014 Cincinnati Reds vs Philadelphia Phillies May 19, 2014 Cincinnati Reds vs Washington Nationals May 20, 2014 Cincinnati Reds vs Washington Nationals May 21, 2014 Cincinnati Reds vs Washington Nationals May 23, 2014 St. Louis Cardinals vs Cincinnati Reds May 24, 2014 St. Louis Cardinals vs Cincinnati Reds May 25, 2014 St. Louis Cardinals vs Cincinnati Reds May 26, 2014 Cincinnati Reds vs Los Angeles Dodgers May 27, 2014 Cincinnati Reds vs Los Angeles Dodgers May 28, 2014 Cincinnati Reds vs Los Angeles Dodgers


text:
About the event
Join the Leadership Institute for happy hour!
The first 100 in the door get a drink ticket.
It will be a great way for you to network with conservative and liberty minded political movers and shakers in DC and NoVA.
Pre-register now and and skip the line!

subset: commoncrawl


text:
Read what customers are saying about this product:
Rating: 5.00 out of 1 votes cast
love them
Love these jeans! I often wear a 6 in pants, but went with an 8 in these because of the slimmer fit, and they fit perfectly. Great style, and somewhat lighter weight fabric, great for spring. The red shade is a bright jewel tone true red. Slim through the thigh, straight leg. Very flattering.
Memphis, TN
Click here to read all of this product's reviews


text:
America's #1 Rated Catalog/Internet Merchant Based on Customer Satisfaction†
Click the to remove the selection.
Life Extension has the whole dietary supplement alphabet covered. The science supporting the use of natural supplements is the driving force behind their vitamins. The company's products are developed to incorporate the latest scientific research findings to optimize the potential health benefits of everything they sell. Life Extension offers pharmaceutical-grade products whose value has been well documented in double-blind, placebo controlled tests. Swanson is proud to offer Super K, Super Zeaxanthin and Super Bio-Curcumin among more than 150 of Life Extension's most popular dietary supplements.
Live Chat
Need help now? We can help you find what you're looking for. Available 8am-11pm Central Time daily.
Email Customer Care
Our customer care team will answer your questions promptly via email.
Call and Talk to a Swanson Employee
We're available to assist you over the phone 24/7. Call us toll-free at 1-800-824-4491. en Español 1-800-254-1885.
Email-Exclusive Promo Codes Save Shoppers an Average of 20.7% MORE On Every Order!
Please enter a valid email address
†Ratings based on results of the 2014 ConsumerLab.com Vitamin and Supplement Users Survey. More information at www.consumerlab.com/survey2014.
Swanson Health Products is absolutely committed to maintaining the highest quality products and the utmost integrity in business practices. Since 2001 Swanson Health Products has voluntarily participated in independent third-party Good Manufacturing Practices (GMP) audits, long before the FDA released their final regulations for the dietary supplement industry.
Notice: The products and information found on www.swansonvitamins.com are not intended to replace professional medical advice or treatment. These statements have not been evaluated by the Food and Drug Administration. Our dietary supplements are not intended to diagnose, treat, cure or prevent any disease or medical condition. Individual results may vary. SwansonVitamins.com urges you to seek the advice of a qualified professional for any health concern lasting more than two weeks, and to share with your provider any information pertaining to your health and well-being, including the use of supplemental nutrition.
In regards to product descriptions, product labels, individual supplement facts and various other informational content found throughout our website and included pages, we try our best to provide current and accurate information. If typographical errors appear on or within our website, we sincerely apologize and appreciate all help in identifying such errors so as to correct them as quickly as possible. Nonetheless, Swanson Health Products cannot be held responsible for typographical errors and assumes no responsibility for said errors.
Coupons and Promo Codes found on other, third-party websites may or may not be valid. Many promo codes and coupons are posted to these sites without their corresponding expiration dates, while others are simply invalid. Swanson Health Products has no control over these third-party sites, and in no way can we guarantee or honor coupons or promo codes that are invalid or have expired. To avoid any confusion or potential frustration, please sign up for Swanson Emails to receive coupons and promo codes directly from us. Limit one promo code per order. Limit 3 coupons per order. Online prices and offers are valid for online purchases only and may be different from those available in catalogs. We reserve the right to limit quantities available for purchase. We reserve the right to charge additional shipping on overweight orders.
© 2014 Swanson Health Products


text:
Welcome to the Lady Bird Johnson Wildflower Center's collection of 33,341 plant images. From this page you can use the search bar to find a specific image or view plants by family, photographer or collection. All thumbnails are linked to larger versions of the image and image information.
This site is not designed for commercial use or publication. All images are copyrighted and are the property of the Lady Bird Johnson Wildflower Center and the photographers. Please visit these links to learn more about the Native Plant Information Network Image Gallery: About the Image Gallery | Contribute Images | Image Use Policy | Image Request Form | How to Link to the Images.


text:
- Paper Crafts (31)
Decorate kids' drinks with these Umiriffic straw toppers, perfect for birthday parties and play dates.
Watch Team Umizoomi Weekdays @ 9AM ET on NICK
Get seven printable pages of spring-themed fun featuring Nick Jr. friends
Perfect pattern power is just a print away!
Kids' pattern powers point the way across the pond
Piece together this puzzle of the Team at play on an umirrific spring day
Zoom into spring with these picturesque springtime printable stickers
Kids can add color to this springtime printable pack!
Run or crazy shake to get the team spinning!
UmiFriends can count up these cute little chicks and match them to the right number
Put the Nick Jr. superheroes back together with this puzzle pack!
Milli wants your kids to learn these daring new words!
Your favorite Nick Jr. characters save the day dressed as superheroes!
Treat your Nick Jr. fan to these heart-y activities
Join the UmiCops as they walk their beat to help solve the puzzle
The mission: help the Team put the pieces together again!
Need an indoor activity? Keep kids entertained with sticker play fun!
Piece together this fun fall puzzle with your Umi fan!
It's up to kids to add the fall colors to these autumn leaves
Kids lead Team Umizoomi to their special forest friends
Print and watch kids race across the pages with color!
Kids can take the lead when they follow the flags to the finish line!
You can count on the Umiz to deliver a mighty big "I miss you" message
Spring into summer with these bright printable stickers
See what's making waves at the beach with Milli!
Something's flying high in the sky & Geo needs help finding out what it is!
Print out a last minute gift dad will love
Bot's at the beach and he'll need your child's help to complete this picture
Dress up your Nick Jr. fan's wrist with these bright bracelets!
These cows need super shape help to find their way to the barn!
Gather your brave princes, princesses, and knights for a royal game of memory match
If your preschooler's mastered basic shapes, try these!
Decorate notebooks, crayon boxes, and more with these new springtime stickers
Dora and friends pinwheels that can be made in a breexe
Zoom into spring with these picturesque springtime printable stickers
Make an easy-breezy springtime toy with your Guppies fan
Decorate lunchboxes, pencil cases, and more with these springtime stickers
Showcase your colorful creations with our Peter Rabbit egg holders!
Run or crazy shake to get the team spinning!
Max and Ruby are in a spin. See for yourself!
Plant a seed, tag it, and then watch it grow!
Out of the fridge and onto the craft table!
Create a crafty keepsake frame for Mom
Get your garden growing with Uniqua, Pablo, and Tasha!
Your kids can "go green" with their own printable garden tags
Save the day--Mom's Day, that is!
Eggs upright! And how!
Your kids will be "stuck" on Dora's flowery springtime stickers
Create a planter from an egg carton then decorate it with the Wonder Pets!
Here's a sweet Easter treat for your Peter Rabbit fan!
Put the PAW Patrol pups in their place in this hoedown scene!
Have a blow out fiesta with these party favors!
It's easy to adorn your cups with Dora!
Say Feliz Cumplea�os with this aDORAble birthday banner!
Make the fiesta even more fun with these festive toppers!
Make Easter a little more egg-citing with these Wallykazam! character stands!
PAW Patrol is on a roll to prevent your Easter eggs from rolling!
No invaders, no dragons, no trolls, and no grown ups allowed in your little troll's room
Adventure is right at your child's fingertips with these printable puppets!
What does the future hold? Ask Dora & friends!
Top off your Valentine's celebration with these inventive treat toppers
Look! The White Rabbit is running off in this easy-to-make flipbook


text: Use our teat dip cup for dipping navels, or use it as it was intended at milking time. Our teat dip cup converts from the standard non-return dip cup to a foaming dip cup just by switching tubes. Cup gives full coverage in both modes. The larger bottle has a handy clip for belt or rail. Foaming mode saves up to 50% on teat dip. No wonder everyone's going to this style of teat cup! Foaming mode works best with our new Foam-N-Dip or other foaming dip.


text:
|Have a Question? Toll Free 800-316-2207
Premier Program
Discounts & Upgraded Service
Learn More »
Dakota Wave Bench
by Wooden Mallet
Caressoft Guest Box Arm Chair
by Boss Office Products
Valley Guest Chair
by Wooden Mallet
Pacific Loveseat
by Ave Six
Glen Fabric Slipper Chair
by Ave Six
Lorell Deluxe Faux Leather Guest Chairs
by Lorell
Siena Three Seats
by Lesro
Leather Reception Guest Chair
by Alera®
VL443 Series Guest Chair
by Basyx by HON
Eco Leather Club Chair
by Office Star Products
Vinyl Guest Chair
by OFM
Reception Seating
Come shop our extensive selection of reception seating at Wayfair Supply. You can buy our office, classroom, and commercial products online in a variety of sizes and colors as well as many other options. We also match tons of different budgets, whether you're looking for great sales and deals or you're shopping for the highest quality office products at any price. Not only do we have tons of reception seating, but we also have a huge selection of similar categories that may be of interest to you, for example: tandem seating and reception sofas. We also offer reception seating from over 50 brands, including Dietiker Switzerland and Flash Furniture. Lastly, check out our Premier Program for business customers and get exclusive discounts and deals.Read more
We're glad you narrowed your search down to Reception Seating for your home office or small business. Shop by Customer Rating or Type to find the right fit. We have Reception Seating in Green, Black and Brown to best suit the look of your office or building and offer a range of industry brand names like Boss Office Products and Wooden Mallet at a wide price range to cater to any type of office or business. We make finding the best Reception Seating for our commercial shoppers easy and cost effective by putting it all on the same site – Wayfair Supply.


text:
News & Events
Blazers Gain Solid Win Against the Cougars
The Trailblazers had something to prove tonight beating Ohio University Lancaster 89 to 73. full story..
Blazers Beat OSU-Mansfield 103-68
Ohio Christian University Trailblazers beat Ohio State University full story..
Trailblazers Have Tough Loss to Kentucky Christian University 71 to 74
The Trailblazers of Ohio Christian University traveled to Grayson Kentucky Tuesday night to play rival Kentucky Christian. The Blazers started slow trailing by 5 in the first few minutes of the game. full story..
Lady Trailblazers Fall in Double OT to Defending National Champs
The OCU women's basketball team traveled to NCCAA defending National Champions Kentucky Christian University on Tuesday and fell short in double overtime (77-74). full story..
Trailblazers Win One and Lose One Over the Weekend
The Ohio Christian men full story..
Lady Trailblazers Defeat Lancaster Bible
The OCU women's basketball team defeated Lancaster Bible College, an NCAA Div. III cshool, 85-32 on Thursday night. full story..
OCU Women Win Christmas Tournament
The Ohio Christian University women's basketball team traveled to Grand Rapids, Michigan over the weekend to win the Grace Bible College Christmas Tournament. full story..
Spell Posts Triple Double in First Regional Win
Rickshontae Spell from the Ohio Christian University Trailblazers had his first college triple double this Saturday against Boyce College in Louisville Kentucky. full story..
OCU Women Defeat #10 Ranked Cincinnati Christian
The OCU women's basketball team won 80-79 on Tuesday in a thriller over the 10th ranked Lady Eagles from CCU. full story..
Emory Clark Named Head Softball Coach at Ohio Christian University
The Ohio Christian University athletics department has named Emory Clark, as the new head coach for its Lady Trailblazer fast-pitch softball program. full story..
Lady Blazers Lose Heartbreaker to OUC
The OCU women's basketball team lost to OU-Chillicothe last night (58-66). The Lady Blazers were hot shooting in the first half, taking a 29-19 lead at halftime. full story..
Lady Trailblazers Defeat Southern State in Comeback Thriller
The OCU women's basketball team advanced its record to 4-1 on Friday night when they traveled to Southern State Community College to defeat the Lady Patriots 76-72 in a come-from-behind victory. full story..
Current Issue
Winter 2014
» 2014 Leadership Forum to feature Dr. Ben Carson
» 3-year Bachelor Plan Saves Students Time and Money
» Grand Opening of Dr. Malon Mimms Education Center in Morrow, Georgia
Are you an alumnus with a story to share? We want to feature your recent marriage, new baby, ministry involvement, or professional accomplishment in the next issue of OhioChristian.


text:
Give your IKEA furniture a new life
This model fits a Full/Double size mattress with the following dimensions: 135cmx190cm (53"x75")
An exclusive linen/cotton blend imported from Belgium, this fabric will become more beautiful with age. A fine structured weave with the classic matte shine of linen.
25000 Cycles
61 inches
We Guarantee It!
Individual Design
Bemz Textiles
We are available from Mon-Fri 9am-5pm (GMT+1)
UK: 0800-048 84 04 (Toll Free) Germany: 0800-182 32 30 (Toll Free)France : 0805-080 252 (Toll Free)All other countries:
+46-8-664 62 00 E-mail: firstname.lastname@example.com
Contact Form: click here


text:
"Ball", the Byzantine Askemos Language Layer, is an intrusion resistant and incorruptible, autonomous distributed operating system. It provides application programmers with continuations, messages, and rights management on top of a peer-to-peer network resisting byzantine failures of network nodes. The API significantly raises the level of abstraction in comparison with other operating systems: there are very few system calls, and these are expressed in XML. An alternative understanding of Askemos is that of an XML object database with stored procedures.
ASPLinux is an RPM-based general purpose Linux distribution. It features an intuitive GUI install with integrated partition resizer (supported types are ext2fs, fat16, fat32, and ntfs) and comprehensive packages set. The distribution provides full compatibility with RedHat 7.0 RPMs, and it is available in English, Russian, Korean, and Chinese languages.
BasicLinux is a mini-Linux distribution designed specifically for old PCs. It provides a slim 2.2.26 kernel, a user-friendly shell and a good assortment of utilities. It includes a Web browser, a comm program, an email client, a telnet client, wget, DHCP, and dial-up PPP. It also includes a small footprint GUI, and is able to run remote X (via network) with as little as 4 MB RAM. BasicLinux is particularly suitable for old laptops: it comes with PCMCIA capability and includes the MagicPoint presentation program.
Coyote Linux is a mini distribution designed for setting up network utility services such as Internet connection sharing, firewalling, or wireless access points. The goal is to make it as quick and easy as possible to set up a Linux system with only a minimal amount of Linux knowledge.
An Oriented Architecture Query Language Server.
A high-quality yacc variant.


text: Though a majority of those surveyed also grab hold of the wheel when it comes to investing, a sizeable number of go-getters in life say they are not actively involved in their investment portfolio, revealing a dichotomy between how they engage in life and their behavior when it comes to investing. What sets the 61 percent apart from the 39 percent of less engaged investors? For more information visit www.Schwab.com.


text:
0 tds By Theodore on 2/17/14Theodore would recommend this product to a friendfiltration system does great job water going in 141 tds, water coming out 0 tds. affordable system to make clean water.
easy to use, no leaks By Courtney on 12/31/13Courtney would recommend this product to a friendI ordered this RO system after having months of trouble with my tap water and having to buy RO water from the store every week for water changes for my tropical freshwater tank. I got so sick of hauling jugs of water. This system was very easy to set up with the provided directions; I just had to find an adapter that would hook up to my faucet and one of the provided adapters and plug the intake line in (This system comes with a hose adapter and a sink adapter but it wasn't my sink size so I had to get an adapter FOR the adapter at Home Depot - it cost about 6 bucks). The system works great and does not leak at all. It was easy for a non-mechanically inclined person like myself to use. Everything was ready to go as soon as I unpacked it and hooked up the right adapter. I get my 14 gallons of RO water in about 7 hours now. :) It's a great system for the price.
Great Product By Nojinnyc on 8/20/13Nojinnyc would recommend this product to a friendSolid product! Includes all the pieces you need for various types of installs.
Good deal. Yes, I would recommend this product to a friend. By Mike on 5/15/13Mike would recommend this product to a friendFirst hour : Water in my home 40 tds, after 3rd filter..60tds, it's means filters not working yet .Plus 20 tds -deposit from plastic or filters? After RO Membrane 6 tds. Productivity : 7 minute / 1liter.
After second hour : 40 tds -on entry -50 tds before RO Membrane and 2 tds on exit. It good enough . I don't understand why elevation after 3rd filter... Productivity : 6min /1liter. it's good.
Clean water! By RANDY on 1/23/13RANDY would recommend this product to a friendEasy to install, Does what it says it will do, and comes with everything you need. I added a boost pump and a pre- filter to my system. This resolved an issue with the waste water not shutting off due to a poor (city) water pressure. I called BRS and they set me up with a pump and everything works perfectly.
Excellent Value By Rod on 3/10/12Rod would recommend this product to a friendVery effective system, ultra quick under sink install and a great adaptor system for different install situaltions. Easily expanded...
Great System By Siloex on 6/21/11Siloex would recommend this product to a friendIt's been almost a year since i've purchased this system and it is still kicking strong. I've purchased several of the addons and i can say that this system is extremely effective. As someone else said, its cheaper to get the system with the addons already on it.
Very good deal By Franknjim on 11/26/09Franknjim would recommend this product to a friendI bought this unit with most of the accessories and it is very easy to set up. If you get the add-ons when you order this unit they are much cheaper than buying them later on. Quality construction and a great value.
View Larger Map 6325 Sandburg Road, Suite 400, Golden Valley, MN 55427


text:
Sign up to receive our best deals
Get access to sales, price alerts and exclusive promo codes.
Want the inside scoop on hotels? We've got 'em.
Looking for discount hotels and motels that are cheap and chic? Need hotel rates at discount hotels that don't stretch your budget? Want to see spectacular photos and take virtual tours of hotel rooms that pique your interest? We've got it all for you. Read hotel reviews from verified hotel guests and score sweet deals on hotel rooms that'll make your friends jealous.
Fees for cancellations or changes? Heck no.
Travel plans change—we get that. Whether you need to swap hotel rooms, adjust your travel dates or switch motels, you won't pay Orbitz change or cancel fees. Now isn't that a relief?
Need to book a hotel on the go? There's an app (or three) for that.
With Orbitz, the best hotel deals are always at your fingertips. Look up the best hotel rates, find discount hotels and land a deal on cheap hotel rooms on your mobile device. Check out the Orbitz mobile site, or download free apps for the iPad, iPhone® and Android. You can even make last-minute changes on your hotel stay. Let's just say we like making your life a little easier.
We custom-fit your hotel search results.
Finding cheap hotel rates shouldn't be a complicated process. We make it simple to find the perfect hotel or motel for you and your budget. You can also narrow your search results by price, hotel reviews score, star rating, and amenities like free parking or wireless Internet.
Our perks go beyond great hotel rates and discount hotels.
Here at Orbitz, we work hard to give you cash-saving hotel discounts such as free nights and resort credits. Sign up for email deals or follow us on Facebook and Twitter for exclusive hotel rates, promo codes and oh so much more.
Hotels and Hotel Rooms
Popular US hotel destinationsLas Vegas Hotels | Myrtle Beach Hotels | Atlantic City Hotels | Key West Hotels | Chicago Hotels | Rehoboth Beach Hotels | Clearwater Beach Hotels | Miami Beach Hotels | Pigeon Forge Hotels | Galveston Hotels | South Padre Island Hotels | Grand Canyon Hotels | Monterey Hotels | Daytona Beach Hotels | Maui Hotels | Traverse City Hotels | Cape May Hotels | Laughlin Hotels | Reno Hotels
Popular international hotel destinationsParis Hotels | London Hotels | Bermuda Hotels | Cancun Hotels | Rome Hotels | Amsterdam Hotels | Puerto Rico Hotels | Barcelona Hotels | Dubai Hotels | Vancouver Hotels | Costa Rica Hotels | Venice Hotels | Turks and Caicos Islands Hotels | Bora Bora Hotels | Hong Kong Hotels | Dublin Hotels | San Juan Hotels | Singapore Hotels | Bahamas Hotels | Munich Hotels
Hot hotel deals
Stratosphere Casino Hotel and Tower
Las Vegas, Nevada
Includes 2 for 1 Thrill Ride+ Golf Package Offer!
Warwick Hotel New York
New York, New York
Suite Sale - Save 10% on suites, 3 night minimum!
Riu Florida Beach Hotel
Miami, Florida
The Opal San Francisco
San Francisco, California
Grand Hyatt Washington
Washington DC, District of Columbia
St. Helene- French Quarter
New Orleans, Louisiana
Includes Complimentary Wireless Internet


text:
Sunday, 02 Jun 2013 03:20 PM
By Sandy Fitzgerald
© 2014 Newsmax. All rights reserved.
Thursday, 17 Apr 2014 21:45 PM
Media outlets are largely ignoring the religious side of holidays such as Easter and Christmas, says Media Research Cent . . .
Thursday, 17 Apr 2014 20:18 PM
A high-tech surveillance system consisting of cameras connected to a network that uses a form of artificial intelligence . . .
Thursday, 17 Apr 2014 20:07 PM
Most parents believe the more they are involved in their children's education, the better they will do in school. Keith . . .
Newsmax, Moneynews, and Independent. American. are registered trademarks of Newsmax Media, Inc. Newsmax TV, NewsmaxWorld, NewsmaxHealth, are trademarks of Newsmax Media, Inc.


text:
Jelly Roll:
Jelly Roll Quilt Patterns
These patterns are designed with jelly rolls in mind. Since you have a head start on the cutting – all your strips are ready - your project will assemble quickly. Your finished quilt will be a beautiful picture of the fabric collection that you love and just had to have.
Sort By
record(s) found


text:
Search Suggestions
Released on 09 July 2012
Write a review
Condition: New
In stock Shipping now
£299.00 Free delivery
Earn 299 SuperPoints What are SuperPoints?
Available Delivery Options
Comment:Free Post ! Products usually shipped via Royal Mail same day. If you have any problem with our item ,pls contact our customer support for free before leaving feedback ,we will try our best to reply and resolve the problem within 24 hours.
Average rating (0 reviews)
Help our customers make the best choices by telling everyone what you think about this product.


text:
Discovery Inn
|Book your dream vacation!
Don't limit yourself to just skiing. Discovery Inn is conveniently located near all major attractions in the Salt Lake City area. We are also very close to a number of methods of public transportation, which will take you wherever you'd like to go!
Enjoy a hotel room with complete services and amenities.
Navigate our site and learn more:
Accomodations and Hotel Information - Learn more about what you'll get when you stay here.
|Winter Packages - Take a look at some of the deals and amenities we offer for winter vacations.
Attractions - Learn about the attractions that are nearby.
Photo Gallery - Check out some photos of our hotel and facilities.
We are located very close to the major attractions in the Salt Lake City area. Public transportation is within walking distance, helping you get there quicker.
Book a room with us today by calling 801-561-2256. Take advantage of our convenience to major attractions without having to pay big city hotel rates!
We are located directly across the street from public transportation.


text: XCloner is an application to backup and restore component designed for PHP/MySQL Web sites. It can work as a native plugin for WordPress and Joomla! or as a standalone application. XCloner was designed specifically to generate custom backups of any LAMP Web site through custom admin inputs. It can restore backups to any other location with the help of the automatic restore script, independent from the main package. XCloner uses standard formats like tar and MySQL, allowing backups to be restored in a variety of ways.


text:
Bamboo Capture
Pen tablet and digital painting software
Whether you are looking to communicate visually with sketches and diagrams, enhance and edit your photos, or pursue artistic interests such as drawing, painting, or animating, Wacom Bamboo tablet is the right tablet for you.
Corel 30-Day Money-Back Guarantee
At Corel we're proud of our products and we're confident that you'll be satisfied with your purchase. That's why we offer the Corel 30-Day Money-Back Guarantee. Buy today and if you're not completely satisfied with your purchase, Corel will refund your money based on your original method of payment - excluding any shipping costs. When you contact us about a return, your Corel Customer Service Representative may inquire about your products and experience.
Please note: Only products purchased directly from Corel qualify for the Corel 30-Day Money-Back Guarantee. Purchases made from a retailer or partner must be returned to where you made your purchase and are subject to the return policy of that retailer. Purchases of transactional licenses, maintenance, Wacom Cintiq Tablets, Wilcom DecoStudio, Download Insurance, Protection Plans, Training Plans, Subscriptions and Product Memberships and Priority Tickets are excluded from this guarantee. The shipping cost to return the product to Corel is the customer's responsibility.
Shipping Policy
When you purchase boxed products you are purchasing physical products that will be shipped to the address you specify during the checkout process. You will select your preferred shipping method as you checkout. The following shipping options are available to residents of United States. Please note that 'Days' refers to 'Business Days'.
|Shipping Method
|FedEx Ground (4-7 business days)
|FedEx Standard (3-5 business days)
|FedEx Priority (1-2 business days)
|FedEx Priority US Islands (1-2 business days)
*Please note that Corel does NOT ship orders to (P.O) boxes.
** Orders placed before 3:00PM EST will ship next business day pending payment approval. Orders placed on Saturday / Sunday will be shipped the next business day pending payment approval.
If you are having difficulties ordering online please contact Corel Customer Service at 1-877-582-6735.
Enhance. Engage. Personalize. The Bamboo Capture pen tablet helps you take your digital imagery to the next level. Works with Adobe® Photoshop® Elements (included in the box) and scores of other photo software applications for editing, perfecting, and having fun with your digital images. Restore old photos, make your portraits come alive, remove unwanted details, improve skin tones, and create your own compositions.
Bamboo Capture also features multi-touch input, so you can use the tablet to zoom in on your photos, scroll through albums, and navigate your way around your computer, using the familiar gestures of a mobile device.
Sku/Part Number: CTH470
What's Included
- Bamboo Capture Pen and Tablet
- Full software bundle: Adobe® Photoshop® Elements, Autodesk® SketchBook Express and Nik® Color Efex Pro™ 3.0
- Removable USB connection cord
- Nib puller and 3 replaceable pen nibs
- 6.5 ft (2.0m) USB cable
- Quick Start Guide
- Installation CD (includes driver software, Bamboo Dock, interactive tutorial and user's manual)
- 1 year manufacturer's warranty on all Wacom Bamboo products
- Precision pen input with 1024 levels of pressure sensitivity on pen tip and eraser
- Full version creative software included in-box: Adobe® Photoshop® Elements - leading photo-editing software for retouching and having fun with photos, Nik® Color Efex Pro™ WE3 – simple filters for color enhancement and special effects, and Autodesk® SketchBook® Express – leading sketching app for visualizing your ideas, light sketching and doodling
- Four programmable ExpressKeys™ for personalizing your tablet and adding shortcuts
- Multi-touch functionality gives you easy-to-use hand gestures
- Ergonomic, battery-free pen with two programmable switches
- Attached pen holder for convenient pen storage
- Reversible for right- or left-handed users
- Textured work surface for pen-on-paper feel
- Standard USB connection for both Mac and PC
- Interactive tutorial helps you make the most of your Bamboo
Tech Specs
- Microsoft® Windows® 8
- Windows 7
- Windows Vista SP2
- Windows XP SP3
- Mac OSX (10.5.8+ or higher)
- USB port
- Color display
- CD/DVD drive
- Internet access


text:
Gift: Original Diaper Tote & custom baby burp cloths, reversible bib, nursing pads, & baby blanket from Sister Sue
If you don't know by now, Beth and I and -all our friends really- are addicted to etsy. When I told Beth that I was going to give her an online baby shower, she specifically requested I get in touch with Jennifer at Sister Sue on etsy. I'm so glad I did.
Take a look at her etsy shop and you'll be so inpired by her eye for the colors and patterns with which she creates. I'm hoping her clothing section fills up with cute outfits I can shop for Ivy soon. Use code NEST for 15% off your order thru 3/31/10.
Beth is receiving what is pictured here- a set of 2 custom burp cloths, reversible baby bib, an Original Diaper Tote, a set of 4 reusable nursing pads, and a *new Sister Sue item* : custom/monogrammed over-sized baby blanket. [$100]
Giveaway: Sister Sue is giving away a $50 gift certificate plus free shipping.
Leave a comment here letting me know which color you might choose from Sister Sue if you win. (For fun!) Or just leave any ol' comment and I'll choose one comment at random after 11:59PM Saturday March 6. Open to US addresses only.
Many more gifts to be listed today and this week! See the complete list here.
All gifts to Beth and giveaways are donated generously by each business or company. I have personally received no product or monetary compensation for any of the Nest Feathering posts. I feel so blessed to have the opportunity to give these awesome baby stuffs away to my beautiful friend Beth, and you.
All my love & thanks to my bestie @sarahviola for Nest Feathering inspiration & designs.
Twitter me- I'm babysteph
Subscribe to my blog here


text:
Sweet Seaside Memories
From dining to weddings, we are sharing all of the latest and greatest happenings at L'Auberge Del Mar on L'Blog, and we want your input too! Share anything you like, from your favorite L'Auberge experience to a fun Del Mar happening. We'd love to hear from you.
May 11, 2011
The Opening Day After-Party at L'Auberge Del Mar
Anticipation is growing for Del Mar's favorite day of the year: Wednesday, July 20th. That's 70 days and counting until Opening Day at Del Mar Race Track. And boy, are we excited.
Racing fans are already making plans for the big day; searching high and low for the perfect hat, scoping out the very best seats at the track, and studying into the wee hours of the morning to find that lucky horse. There is one thing they won't have to gamble on this year...and that's the perfect Del Mar Race Track Opening Day After-Party at L'Auberge Del Mar.
With culinary treats from award-winning KITCHEN 1540 and fabulous entertainment for all, it's certain to be one sweet night at this exclusive event.
Advance tickets for the event are available now and can be purchased for $75 per person. And, for a more private, plush experience, reserve a cabana. Space is limited for this special event, but should they still be available, day-of tickets can be purchased at the door for $100 per person. But we wouldn't count on it...


text:
Safariland 518 Paddle Holster Left Hand Sig Sauer P225, P228 Basketweave Laminate Black
Product #: 244838 Safariland #: 518-79-82
Product Information
Suede-lined, custom formed thumb break makes this holster comfortable and lightweight. Medium to high ride design and adjustable tensioning device provide excellent handgun retention. Can be worn with virtually any standard-width belt or directly on the waistband.
Technical Information
Suede-lined, custom formed with thumb break.
Medium to high ride, adjustable tensioning device.
Paddle is made from polymer, suede covered and self-locking to belt or waistband.
Holster may be used without a belt or with virtually any standard-width belt.
Technical Information
Know someone who may like this? Email this Page to a Friend
Customer Reviews
The statements and opinions expressed within Customer Reviews reflect each author's personal perspective and do not imply endorsement by MidwayUSA, its Employees or any other organization. Customers should in no way infer that MidwayUSA has validated review information as safe, accurate or appropriate.
NOTE: Prices, specifications and availability are subject to change without notice.
We reserve the right to correct typographic, photographic and/or descriptive errors.
We reserve the right to correct typographic, photographic and/or descriptive errors.