The NFL Streetwear collection is probably my favorite. Check out this New York Giants Black NFL Warrior T-Shirt. This super soft NFL Warrior tee by Reebok is a great new look to watch your Giants battle it out in and is still stylish enough to hit the town in while showing some pride!

And Streetwear isn’t just for the men. We have a great selection of  Streetwear for women. Here are a few of our most popular Ladies Streetwear products.

Tattoo-inspired graphics are hot right now. If you want to rock some Streetwear to your team’s next home game or tailgate, check out the following links for a full list of our Streetwear products.
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Looking for the perfect gift for that special someone in your life? The holidays are quickly approaching, so you need to shop now before it’s too late. Football Fanatics has a large selection of stockings, ornaments, Santa hats, wreaths and more – for all your favorite teams in all college and professional sports leagues. There’s no excuse not to deck your house out this season with new figurines and holiday collectibles.

Shopping for men? Consider the following gifts:
T-shirts
Hats
Jerseys
Grill Covers
Hitch Covers
License plates
Flags
Bottle openers

Shopping for women? Consider the following gifts:
Earrings
Watches
Tank tops
Pajama pants
Flip flops
Throw blankets
Wine glasses
Socks

Football Fanatics also has a huge selection of kid’s apparel and even team logo pet supplies.

Other than the Pittsburgh Pirates who has been trading away every player the own for prospect, the Boston Red Sox have been one of the most active teams this summer, making deals for Adam LaRoche and now Victor Martinez. They’ve also been trying to grab Halladay from the Blue Jays. If they can pull that off it would make the Red Sox the AL favorite, even though they aren’t winning their division. Victor Martinez is a great trade for them. He can play catcher and firstbase, plus DH if they need him too.

Jake Peavy to the White Sox is an interesting move considering he hasn’t pitched since early June and there is no clear time table on his return. Ankle injuries are tricky. The White Sox must hope he’ll back back in time to contribute down the stretch.

How is your team fairing today on the MLB trade deadline? Post a comment and let us know.

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Because Pujols is still so young (he’s only 29) and still in the prime of his career it’s hard to comprehend just how good he is. I challenge anyone to give me a player in history who has been a better hitter than Pujols through the first 9 seasons of their career. Pujols has gone 100 runs – 30 homeruns – 100 rbi or better in 7 of his first 8 full seasons, and the only season he didn’t reach that feat… he had 99 runs.

Through 78 games of his 9th season, Pujols has 349 total homeruns. Assuming he ends the 2009 season with 370 homeruns, he will have a legitimate shot at breaking Barry Bonds all-time homerun record before the age of 40! I never would have thought that was possible. Pujols has a career .334 batting average and is so consistent at the plate. He draws a lot of walks and strikes out at a much lower rate then other homerun hitters.

Alex Rodriguez generally gets crowned as the greatest baseball player today… but now that his name is tainted with steroids shouldn’t that honor go to Pujols? What’s your take on Albert Pujols? Do you think we’re witnessing one of the best players the game has ever seen?

From the Tampa Tribune:

“Pitching coach Jim Hickey came down and told me that I was going to have to hit and I corrected him and told him I was going to get to hit,” Sonnanstine said.

The Rays’ most dangerous pitcher with a bat in his hands, the lefty-swinging Sonnanstine took advantage, lofting a two-out double over LF Ryan Garko’s(notes) head to cap a five-run fourth inning.

“All the other pitchers want to start paying us off now to make the same mistake so they can hit also,” said Maddon, who took full responsibility for what happened.

Sonnanstine held his own though, going 1-3 with a RBI double in the fourth inning. The Rays won the game 7-5, so you could say for the first time in 30+ years, an AL pitcher in an AL park actually helped his own cause.

Major League Baseball announced this morning that Los Angeles Dodgers superstar Manny Ramirez tested positive for a “Performance Enhancing Drug.” When I heard the news I immediately suspected HGH or steroids… after all this guy has been mashing the ball for 15 years. And at this point, I wouldn’t be surprised with any name being linked to steroids.

Ramirez released the following statement Thursday morning: “Recently I saw a physician for a personal health issue. He gave me a medication, not a steroid, which he thought was okay to give me. Unfortunately, the medication was banned under our drug policy. Under the policy that mistake is now my responsibility. I have been advised not to say anything more for now. I do want to say one other thing; I’ve taken and passed about 15 drug tests over the past five seasons.”

Two sources said the substance Manny tested positive for a gonadotropin. I’m not going to get into the details of what this drug is used for. The fact is Manny failed the drug test and is accepting responsibility for his actions. He’ll be suspended for 50 games, costing him around $8 million of his 2009 contract.

What’s your take on this topic? Is it just Manny being Manny, or is there more to it?

Greinke played well in 2008 having gone 13-10, with a 3.47 ERA, 183 strikeouts, and 56 walks in 202.1 innings pitched. 2008 was his first full season back in the starting rotation after battling a severe case of depression from 2005-2007. Greinke took his time to return and looks like he’s overcome all his issues. Through six starts so far in 2009, Zack has three complete-game shutouts. That’s amazing!

He currently ranks 1st in every single AL pitching category, except innings pitched (he ranks 2nd with 45). It’s wonderful to see such a great pitcher playing on a small market team like the Kansas City Royals. They just inked him to a four-year contract extension so hopefully he’ll be there for the long-haul. Greinke may not win a World Series playing for the Royals, but neither did Nolan Ryan for the Astros or Randy Johnson for the Mariners. A great pitcher can stand out and win Cy Young’s even while playing for a 75-win team.