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Fresh Duffle Bag
$49.99
Visit product page →- 600D polyester fabric
- 50% recycled material
- Large zippered main compartment
- Detachable/adjustable wide shoulder strap for comfort
- Front zipper pocket
- Color matching hardware
- Padded handle wrap for carrying comfort
- 27" x 13" x 13 "
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Women's Wrap Crop
$49.99
Visit product page →Crop top with flair - the wrap around your waist crop top is constructed with stretch poly/cotton jersey knit. Slim fit with fitted arms.
- 80/15/5 poly cotton spandex
- Light weight jersey knit
- Binding collar
- Slim arm and body fit
- Made in USA
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#22 Fresh-Fleece™ Jogger
$64.99
Visit product page →Cut from the softest fleece fabric in the game.
Fabrication: 52% combed and ring spun cotton, 48% polyester fleece, 30 single, 6.5 oz.Features:
- Unisex Sizing
- Side pockets.
- Side Seamed.
- Ribbed ankle cuffs.
- Elastic waistband with grommet and white drawstring.
Sizing Chart
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M
L
XL
Waist to Fit
30” – 32”
32” – 34”
34” – 36”
36” – 38”
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Fresh-Cotton Cutoff Hoodie
$94.99
Visit product page →The classic cut off hoodie with reflective logo. This will be your go-to piece for both on and off the field. Constructed with light weight stretch french terry, the loose fit with side seam slits hoodie is a versatile piece for all season
- 6oz french terry
- 90/5/5 cotton poly spandex
- Reflective logo
- Side seam slits
- Made in USA
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Female Jogger
$64.99
Visit product page →- 50% cotton, 38% poly, 22% rayon
- Classic straight leg with normal waist and rise
- Fitted garment. If you typically wear a small, and are looking for more of a relaxed fit, we would recommend trying a medium.
Sizing Chart
XS
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M
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Waist
26”- 28”
30”- 32”
32”- 34”
34”- 36”
Inseam
27.75”
28”
28.25”
28.75”
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The Douglas Jersey-Cut S/S Tee | Fresh-Terry™ Gray
$55.00
Design & FitVisit product page →90/10 cotton polyester french terry - side seam slits for versatile movements with reinforced shoulder line in our signature Jersey-Cut silhouette
Features- Slightly tapered arm holes
- Side seam slits
- Straight bottom finish
- Reinforced shoulder line
Fabric Content: 90/10 cotton polyester
Fabric Care: Wash cold, tumble dry lowSizing Chart
XS
S
M
L
XL
XXL
Front Length
25.75”
26.5”
27.5”
27.75”
28.5”
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Back Length
30.5”
31”
32”
32.5”
33”
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Chest Width
18.5”
19.5”
20.5”
21.75”
22.5”
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Sleeve Length
16”
16.5”
17”
18”
18.5”
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The Douglas Jersey-Cut S/S Tee | Fresh-Cotton™ Black
$52.00
Design & FitVisit product page →100% cotton jersey - side seam slits for versatile movements with reinforced shoulder line on our signature Jersey-Cut silhouette.
Features- Garment dye 100% cotton jersey
- Side seam slits
- Relaxed Fit
- Reinforced shoulder line
- Jersey-Cut™ Silhouette
Fabric Content: 100% cotton
Fabric Care: Wash cold, tumble dry lowSizing Chart
XS
S
M
L
XL
XXL
Front Length
27”
27.5”
28”
28.5”
29”
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Back Length
31”
32”
32”
32.5”
33.5”
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Chest Width
18.5”
19.5”
20.5”
21.5”
22.5”
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Sleeve Length
16”
17”
17.5”
18”
18.5”
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The Douglas Jersey-Cut S/S Tee | Fresh-Cotton™ White
$52.00
Design & FitVisit product page →100% cotton jersey - side seam slits for versatile movements with reinforced shoulder line on our signature Jersey-Cut silhouette.
Features- Garment dye 100% cotton jersey
- Side seam slits
- Relaxed Fit
- Reinforced shoulder line
- Jersey-Cut™ Silhouette
Fabric Content: 100% cotton
Fabric Care: Wash cold, tumble dry lowSizing Chart
XS
S
M
L
XL
XXL
Front Length
27”
27.5”
28”
28.5”
29”
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Back Length
31”
32”
32”
32.5”
33.5”
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Chest Width
18.5”
19.5”
20.5”
21.5”
22.5”
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Sleeve Length
16”
17”
17.5”
18”
18.5”
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BLOG: THE FRESH LIFE
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September 06, 2017
This is Apple Gate: Red Sox Use Apple Watch to Steal Signs
This is Applegate.
When presented with two polar opposite doctrines of thought, which side of the fence are you on? While one adage states that “if you ain’t cheating, you ain’t trying,” the antithesis proclaims: “honor is simply the morality of superior men.” I ask you this in response to allegations made on Tuesday that the Boston Red Sox were illicitly monitoring and relaying the Yankees’ hand signals with the aid of an Apple watch (Siri, how in the hell am I supposed to square up on an Aroldis Chapman 105 mph fastball?). Yet, not unlike a schoolyard finger-pointing episode, Boston redirected the focus and professed that the Yankees have used communication relays from camera operators with intent of the exact same advantage.
To be clear, stealing signs is not explicitly against the MLB rules, but it is frowned upon. Sign thievery in baseball is not only well documented, but has long since been considered an integral part of the game. With professional sports reaching pinpoint heights in terms of accuracy and competition, any potential edge or advantage gained must be explored. Further, in a game where a 30 percent success rate is considered elite, every morsel of information is crucial. Many legends of the sport have adamantly chimed in on the subject by asking: “what’s an apple watch?”
Having minimal direct experience on the subject myself, I am hesitant to offer any firm educated claims on the matter. However, being someone with *alleged ties to traffic sign thievery, I can confirm that it is both illegal and highly dangerous. As a Sox fan, I am between the proverbial rock and hard place where claiming this as a non-issue may be viewed as bias. I am in agreement that the use of electronic devices to steal signs should be prohibited. My disappointment lies in the fact that the Sox will likely wear this black eye despite the outcome because they are in the crosshairs of the accusation. My understanding is that managers tend to confront other teams’ managers and deal with such matters ‘in house’ so to speak and that the Sox were blindsided by the report.
Ultimately, I can appreciate the gamesmanship of legal sign stealing via the base-runner deciphering alternate sequences or players identifying a pitcher tipping his pitches. Moreover, selling the umpire on making a shoestring catch or framing an outside pitch to make it appear as a strike is all A OK in my view. Apple watches should not be employed to record or relay real-time information in sport, rather should be used to track my hypothetical running program that I have avoided for the past 6 months.
Yours in Freshness
Riley Agopsowicz
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May 29, 2017
Bryce Harper Charges Mound and Throws Haymakers (and his helmet).
You can't teach this reactive competitive savagery, nor can you tame it. Athletes like Bryce Harper, Serena Williams, Sidney Crosby to name a few, are wired from birth to focus on winning at all costs and take no prisoners. If they make some friends on their journey to winning the universe, great, but that's not what they're here for.
Its not all fun and games with these athletes, and if you poke the bear, someone will get hurt.
Tip of the cap to both of these guys. Savages!
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September 26, 2016
Family is not an important thing, it’s everything.
In life, there exist all kinds of family. Richard Bach wrote:
“the bond that links your true family is not one of blood, but of respect and joy in each other’s life.”
This passed Sunday, the sports world woke to the news of the heartbreaking passing of phenom Jose Fernandez in a tragic boating accident. JoFer was a special talent and an even better man who had his entire life and baseball career ahead of him. Jose Fernandez leaves behind a grieving mother, girlfriend, forthcoming child, and devastated group of Marlins’ teammates. He was admired throughout the league for not only his talent; but moreover, his larger-than-life personality.
After cancelling Sunday’s ballgame, the Marlins took the field Monday for the first time since the passing of their beloved friend and brother. In tonight's game, Jose’s dear friend (left-hand hitting) Dee Gordon paid tribute to Jose by wearing his old helmet and taking the first pitch from the right side of the plate.
Then, sports happened.
Dee hit a leadoff bomb (his first of the season) to right field. He was overcome with emotion as he ran the bases in honor of his late friend, teammate, and brother. As he touched home plate and made his way to the dugout, his entire team embraced him in overwhelming support.
Gone, but never forgotten, Fernandez’s joy, youthful exuberance, and fiery competitiveness with live on in the hearts of his teammates and sports fan’s alike.
... Family.
RIP, Jose.
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July 16, 2016
The Day the Sports Went Out.
Once again, the Darkness fell upon us. No, I am not talking about your best friend bailing on post-work beers to hunt Pokémon in the neighbourhood park. Nor am I addressing the fact that a band called Magic with a F#@*ing exclamation point in their name are singing about Funday Sunday and we continue to positively reinforce them enough to continue making music (I use the term music loosely). Rather, I speak about the sullen days after the MLB all-star game where the sports world sits relatively idle. Most of the pieces have fallen in NHL free agency; the 145 th playing of the Open at Royal Troon is on the horizon; and the Mid-summer break in the Bigs will resume on the weekend. It does; however, allow one to reflect on the first half of the season and ponder the outcome of the second half ahead.
This year’s All-Star festivities served as a friendly reminder to MLB pitchers as to why it is important to exercise extreme caution when hurling a ball towards home plate occupied by the slugger formerly known as Mike Stanton (Giancarlo). He flat out wounded balls to the tune of 61 deep flies in this year’s Home Run Derby. His accumulative distance on those blasts dwarf the output reading of my daily pedometer. My only accomplishment while in the San Diego area was successfully consuming 61 carne asada tacos from LaPlaya (Spanish for ‘the player?’) Interestingly enough, discovered by the Germans in 1904, they named it San Diego, which of course in German means ‘a whale’s vagina.’ Thankfully, only one national anthem was disgraced and the American league will again have home park advantage come the World Series.
Al East
What does the Toronto Blue Jays’ offense in the summer and me 15 minutes after an all-you-can- eat Indian buffet have in common? You guessed it…runs; all of the runs. The Jays offense has exploded (I had to) with the emergence of Edwing and sit only 2 games back of the Orioles. Things should further improve upon Bautflip returning from his foot injury / POUTTBD (Post Odor Uppercut to the Brain Disorder). Their pitching has
been affective and I envision them joining the Sox in the playoffs. These 2 teams meet in the final season series at the Rogers center in what I will label a ‘must view spectacle.’
Here’s hoping that the ageless wonder, Big Papi David Ortiz, can continue his first half tear and take the stockings back to the Promised Land.
Al Central
My eyes and ears are fixated on local legend Dustin Molleken who made his major-league pitching debut with the Detroit Tigers earlier this month. The former Toledo Mud Hen is the 9th Saskatchewan born player to make it to the majors. Early results indicate that he indeed belongs. In his last outing, @Providerofshelter (my proposed twitter handle for Molleken) went 2 2/3 innings of scoreless relief while striking out the reigning MVP; Josh Donaldson (@Bringerofrain). One can’t help but feel jubilation for an athlete who gutted out a 13-year journey to finally achieve his ultimate goal. Finding Nemo was storming the theaters and Avril Lavigne was filling the airwaves when he first embarked on his journey…well done sir. The Tigers will have their hands full catching the Cleveland Indians who recently went on a league-leading 14 game winning streak. Their staff of Kluber, Carrasco, Salazar, Bauer, and Tomlin is as solid as any in the league.
Meanwhile in Chicago, fellow Canadian and assumed lover of Monster energy drinks, Brett Lawrie, maintains his reputation of having ‘the most interesting? look in pro sports.’
Al West
It pains me to live in a world where Mike Trout is rostered on the worst team in the division. Through 741 career games:
Yankees Micky Mantle - 306/.408/.550 152 HR & 37 SB
Angels Mike Trout - .306/.400/.560 157 HR & 128 SB
Unfortunately, the Angels have yet to capitalize on the prime years of a generational talent. While the Rangers have a current stranglehold on the division lead, the youthful Astros and powerful Mariners will ensure this race goes down to the wire. I still envision the Astros finding their way back to the post season.
NL East
The Montreal Expos of Washington are the national league team I expect to play deepest into the postseason. A 1-2 punch of Scherzer and Strasburg may prove to be too much for opponents to handle. I see them making a play at one of the Yankees bullpen closers and sending current close, Papelbum out to pasture. If the prodigy, Bryce Harper regains his early season form…look out. Jose Fernandez may be shut done early and thus hurt the Marlins’ chance of a playoff birth. The recent barrage of arm woes on the Mets youthful pitching staff has me concerned for their longevity. The NL East is the Nats to lose.
NL Central
Earlier this year, Illinoisans stocked up on canned goods and hoarded flats of bottled water upon hearing that their beloved Cubs were favored to win the World Series.
Surely, this prediction is a sign of the apocalypse. The Cubbies are primed to end their 107-year drought with their elite combination of strong pitching, sturdy defense, and juggernaut of an offense. Their entire infield was selected to start the All-star game for the National league. While I do think that both the pirates and Cardinals will linger in contention, I am all hands on deck for a late October Cubs run.
NL West
Lately, an even year signifies another banner being raised at AT&T Park in San Francisco. 2012, 2014, 2016? A retooled pitching staff including Cueto and Samardzija (aka alphabet soup) has the Giants again atop the NL West. Madbum and the boys looked primed to fend off the Dodger for another trip to the fall classic.
I am going to stick with my pre-season prediction of the Red Sox over the Nationals. I’d love to hear your predictions or take on first half stories of interest. Play ball!
Get Fresh or die trying;
Riley Agopsowicz
