Rawlings (company)

Rawlings (company)

Infobox Company
company_name = Rawlings
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company_type = Corporation
foundation = St. Louis, MO (1887)
location_city = St. Louis, MO
location_country = USA
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homepage = [http://www.rawlings.com www.rawlings.com]

Rawlings is a sports equipment manufacturing company in the United States. It was founded in 1887, and is a subsidiary of K2 Sports. Rawlings specializes in baseball equipment, but also manufactures softball, basketball, American football, ice hockey, and golf products.

Rawlings and Major League Baseball

Since 1957, Rawlings has been the sponsor of the Major League Baseball Gold Glove Award. Rawlings has also supplier of baseballs to MLB since the early 1970's.

Many Major League Baseball Players over the years have endorsed Rawlings Baseball Equipment. (Especially Baseball Gloves.)There are three main series' for the gloves, the Gold Glove Series, the Heart of the Hide Series, and the Pro Preferred Series.

External links

* [http://www.rawlings.com Rawlings corporate site]
* [http://www.rawlingsgear.com Rawlings official online store]
* [http://www.sportsaccessories.com/blog/ Rawlings blog]
* [http://fusionbat.com Rawlings Fusion Bat site]
* [http://www.rawlingsgoldglove.com/ Rawlings Gold Glove Award site.]
* [http://www.sportsaccessories.com Rawlings leather goods and sports accessories]


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