Today, I picked up the t-shirts at The Cage in Antwerp. I am very pleased with the result. Together with promoting my blog, I also promote The Cage (loyal sponsor of this blog) and Baseball Against Cancer, the charity of Swen Huijer that raises money for the fight against cancer.
Here are two pics of the front and the back.
I would like to thank The Cage for making these t-shirts for me.
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