Cleveland Greatest Comeback In Baseball washington-nationals We double-dare you to try

We double-dare you to try on this tee and not be instantly transported to the days of Double Dare

From his picture perfect physique to his in-ring prowess

and now it’s on a super-soft tee

The 2016 rebranding draws on the initial 1913 crest with seven red and six white vertical stripes representing America’s foundation and flag

which is why we’re keeping junior in the loop (and the dotted ‘i’) with a recess-friendly youth crewneck for the littlest OSU fan in your life

Cleveland Greatest Comeback In Baseball washington-nationals We double-dare you to tryAugust 5th, 2001. Cleveland, Ohio. The corner of Carnegie and Ontario has always been a magical place to play ball. But nothing could prepare Tribe fans for the evening of August 5th, 2001. The Indians, trailing 14 2, would erase the 12 run deficit with three runs in the 7th, four in the 8th and five in the 9th, highlighted by a bases clearing, two out, two strike triple off the bat of Omar Vizquel to tie the game. The Indians would win it in extras,