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how much do you want to spend.
I like Rawlings, good gloves Pro Preferred.
Kelley makes a good affordable glove half the price of a rawlings.
Many brands out there.

Akadema's headquarters are in NJ, Visit there store.
Check out a good baseball equipment store and check out the gloves.
Find one you like and then look for the model you like on the internet for the cheapest price.
Good luck
EH
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I would go with an 11.5, it is suitable for both positions.

I reccomend both Kelley and Pinckard. They both are of great quality and are very competitively priced.

www.kelleyusa.com

I reccomend the Elevation series - ES832 ...can be bought in tan or black. The black series is a quick break-in glove and I believe they get floppy and wear out too quickly.

www.billpinckardbaseballgloves.com

The website looks homespun because it is a small operation where Mr. Pinckard often answers the phone himself. The gloves are excellent.

Another great resource is www.ballglovewarehouse.com where you can search almost any glove by brand, position or size.
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