Kaenon Polarized

Kaenon’s MLB pros are playing hard as the season is now in full swing. After being knocked out for a few weeks with a broken finger, the Dodgers’ Andre Ethier in Beacon, Matte Black, G12 lens is now back in action. Even with the forced break Ethier still leads in batting average, slugging percentage, and OPS.

His status atop the rate statistics is even more impressive when you consider Ethier is fifteen plate appearances shy of qualifying, yet still leads despite having fifteen artificial hitless at-bats added to his ledger.

In other stats news, Tampa Bay Rays team manager and Kaenon poster boy Joe Maddon (Segment, Black Chrome, G12 Freestyle Rx lens) leads the entire MLB (both leagues), in win percentages. Something to be said for having a crystal clear view of what your team is doing!

Further proof that sun and warmer temps are on their way; some more recent Spring Training images.

LA Angels Starting Pitcher Ervin Santana wearing Jetty Tobacco G12

Boston Red Sox All – Star first baseman Kevin Youkilis wearing Hard Kore Black G12

Ryan Garko batting in Hard Kore Tobacco G28, now playing for the Seattle Mariners.

Tampa Bay Rays Manager and our Rx Freestyle poster-boy, Joe Maddon wearing his new Klay Matte Black G12 Rx Freestyle Progressive.

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As the 2008 American League Champions, the Tampa Bay Rays sit four games behind the Texas Rangers in the AL wild-card race. Below, Joe Maddon rock’s Burny Black G12 Freestyle Prescription Sunglasses. Tonight they host the Baltimore Orioles as they continue on in the wild card race.

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Kaenon Polarized Baseball Fever

It must be the glasses. Joe Maddon (Lewi, Hard Kore G12), manager of the Tampa Bay Rays and Manager of the Year, wore Kaenon Freestyle Progressive Rx all the way to the World Series. His team lost to the Philadelphia Phillies (Jason Werth; Hard Kore, Gauge), but the playoffs cemented Kaenon’s reputation as the choice for the best players in the game. Look no further than the fact that many of the players on this year’s playoff teams—LA Dodgers, LA Angels, and Boston Red Sox—wear Kaenon Polarized sunglasses in the field and at bat. Cy Young winners Cliff Lee of the Indians and Tim Lincecum of the Giants round out an All-Star team of Kaenon believers.