Nettles, Rickey, Parker and Conception sweatshirt blanket navy

Celebrate baseball history with a design inspired by four unforgettable vintage players: Nettles, Rickey, Parker, and Concepcion! Bold varsity-style white lettering on navy , a classic baseball graphic, and the phrase “Were Friends of Mine” give this print a fun, nostalgic personality. In fact, this is the title of the movie my friend Steve Greenstein filmed in New York, which will debut in the Bronx at the end of September ! GO STEVE! Steve is not only a filmmaker, he is a veteran actor with an extensive career in film, television, and theatre. He is also a die-hard baseball enthusiast! Just like his vintage appearances in Growing Pains, Seinfeld and Law Order, his love of 1970-80’s baseball is featured in his short film. He lives and breathes baseball, knows his stats, and, of course, has plenty of vintage baseball cards. So this print is not only great for all of us who love baseball; it is also a definite nod to Steve, who is sharing his creativity and love of the game with all of us! Perfect for longtime baseball fans, collectors, and anyone who remembers the excitement of the game’s golden years, this conversation-starting design brings together legendary names in a playful tribute to America’s favorite pastime. • Vintage baseball-inspired design • Bold, easy-to-read outlined lettering • Features the names Nettles, Rickey, Parker, and Concepcion • A great gift for baseball fans and sports-history enthusiasts! Enjoy your Blind Girl Designs! Wrap yourself in the comfort of your favorite hoodie with this super soft 50 x 60 inch hemmed blanket. Crafted from plush, fleece-backed sweatshirt fabric, it offers the perfect balance of warmth and breathability. The smooth, jersey-feel exterior and fluffy interior make it ideal for snuggling on the couch, adding an extra layer of comfort to your bed, or keeping warm. Your new go-to blanket for every season, and a great gift item all year round! Please wash this blanket in cold water on , or even better if you have a laundry bag to put in the washer, fold the blanket up with the ink inside and then launder. If you want to put it in the dryer, just keep it in the laundry bag to protect the ink while you tumble dry back to fluffiness.