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I believe the press conference is scheduled for 3pm CST, maybe EST...so soon. You can allegedly watch a live stream at CSN Chicago.
In the meantime, read up on the new scouting director with this very well done Q&A.
The rumor mill is rather quiet at the moment, last bit of "news" was that Theo and Jed (sounds like a sitcom title) met with Q-Ball for 7 hours last week and have a second meeting this week. I want to imagine the 7 hours was spent getting as much information about the ballclub out of him before they canned him.
On the manager front, Peter Abraham reports that the Cubs and Red Sox could both be interested in former Brewer player and their current hitting coach, Dale Sveum.
After the jump, I'm trying to embed the live stream...see if it works.
This is starting to feel a lot like the Brian Roberts and Jake Peavy negotiations. Of course missing out on both of them ended up turning out pretty well for the Cubs. Hmmm...
The latest foolishness...
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Nice summary. Overall, given the current conditions, I'd still say that in Theo they are in as about a capable a group of hands as they can be. I'm like you. I'm not sure that's enough.
I think he'll clean up his mechanics a bit. I am sure they're working on that. His swing reminds me a bit of a Sammy Sosa sneeze.
KC boxscore, Arias 1.0 IP, 4 K's
Blackburn also had a strong night.
"I'll be more patient (at the plate) when I come back," Baez said.
bwhahahahahaha. oh man. wow. hahaha. phew...wow.
okay dude.
i wonder how much of that back pain is from his hacks... he actually has a good number of swings where his momentum takes his back foot off the ground (and still manages to put the ball over a fence).
Javier Baez rolled his ankle last Friday... "I thought it was broken," Baez said...Baez suffered the injury at Memphis while fielding ground balls during batting practice. "I jumped a little bit to throw the ball and when I landed, it was kind of like a hole or something (there)," Baez said. The 21-year-old said after rolling the ankle, he braced for the worst.
I may not be as Old or Blue as Old & Blue (maybe approaching this)...but I marvel at the Tampa Rays.
They don't spend - except wisely, have an incredible scouting and development machine - and a fucking smart MLB Manager - and when they sucked, they sucked ass for long enough to make their draft choices really count.
However, much of their foundation building came before the latest CBA.
It's hard to get a real gauge on this ownership. They seem committed in many ways, and it's not really sensible to complain about their lack of making an impact in an insane free agent market. The real test is wins and losses for me as a fan. So far, that hasn't gone well at all under this ownership.
setting up for 5 seasons in a row of getting top-tier draft picks (2011-2015 draft classes) along with the recent slew of trading away the roster + signing then trading almost everyone they get on 1-2 year contracts goes a long way in collecting youth.
it'd be hard to not screw that up. the downside is sitting through this many years of trash, though...especially considering the 2010 season preceding all of this was a crap season, too.
2007 and 2008 seem so far away. that was fun...until the LDS.
"O&B is mixing mediocrity with shittiness. "
I'm not mixing them up at all. The Cubs have had both, in abundance. They've never had greatness. Just shittiness, mediocrity, and shitty mediocrity.
When Theo changes that, and I'm at least thinking there's a 50% chance he will, I'll be the first to praise him. He has stuff going against him (see comments on ownership by others) that aren 't going to help him at all.
We shall see. I'm a Cubs fan and their history justifies my skepticism. It has nothing to do with Theo, really.
One thing that is always overlooked when complaining about Cub mediocrity is ownership. Without good ownership, a team will languish. The Cub's ownership history is indicative of the won-loss record posted by Cubs' teams over the past many decades. Mr. Wrigley was not an owner that wanted to spend too much to procure or develop players to win consistently. This was no secret. The Tribune Company was most happy with bottom-dollar profits - Harry Carey being the best acquisition they ever made. Again, this was no secret. The worst owner also was the least tenured, Sam Zell.
TOONSTER: When Marco Hernandez first arrived at Fitch Park (Instructs 2010) as an 18-year old he had good range at SS, but he threw sidearm (sort of the "sidearm sling" second-basemen use) and so his throws would sometimes bounce to 1st. He also was a switch-hitter back then, and he just could not hit with any authority RH. But then he changed his arm slot and stopped switch-hitting, and his two main problems disappeared overnight and he had an outstanding 2011 season with the AZL Cubs.
I think they have been investing in the organization and minor league system. I posted a week back, in a drunken rage, when Theo came on the scouts didn't know what excl was and there were feral cats roaming the scout office. (only one is a joke)
I believe why you see the influx of kids because someone with a clue is in there now and not basing players on their looks or how their girlfriend is.
That being said I will be disappointed if they spend on some pitching this offseason.
"it is unacceptable for the Chicago Cubs to have the 8th lowest payroll"
A team committed to a serious rebuild should spend less money, not more, in order not to fill positions with veteran free agents who are slightly on the plus side of mediocre. Olt is having enough trouble displacing a guy making $1.7 million. Would you prefer that the team won more games but Lake and Olt were in Iowa?
We all knew rebuilding would be painful, but it has to happen, mostly because of the shitstorm Hendry left behind. The guy should have been axed on Ricketts first day as owner. Yes, there are a lot of good prospects around the league, but for the first time in a long time, the Cubs organization actually has a number of good prospects. Not just "Cub good", but actually good. Good organizations aren't built in one year, it takes time.
In summary- come down off the ledge.
Sometimes as a Cubs fan I forget how bad it really is. I tend to think it's not so bad, that all those years of mediocrity is just that. Mere mediocrity. Then reality hits me on the head when I read an article like the NYT link today in the twitter feed. "In the 68 seasons since, the team has finished above .500 only 19 times.". That's not mediocrity. It's pure, unfiltered shit.
I've been a Cubs fan for a long time, and sometimes people rightly get annoyed when I complain about what I see as a slow pace with TheoCorp, but this is why:
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The Volunteers played themselves, and it wasn't really so much an intrasquad game as much as a dress rehearsal with pregame warmups, fans, the marching band and cheerleaders.
It was a chance for everyone involved in the merged school's game-day activities to do it kind of for real before having to do it for real.
See, folks associated with Clay Central did this as rivals Lineville and Clay County, but Clay Central had never done this.
"As far as feeling like this is our football team, yes, we're past that," Clay Central coach Steve Giddens said hours before the, ahem, game. "As far as the kids getting along and the coaches getting along and all, I think everybody that's associated with the football team is past that.
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It kind of puts grand expectations surrounding Clay Central's debut season in perspective, eh?
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The Volunteers, the merger of Class 2A power Lineville and 3A power Clay County, will open its first season ranked No. 8 in Class 4A in the Alabama High School Athletic Association poll.
The Vols will play in a 4A region that includes No. 2 Handley, which won the 3A title in 2011, and No. 3 Dadeville.
No one seems to let that temper expectations, certainly not the 91 players that Giddens and ex-Clay County coach Kris Herron, now the defensive coordinator, paced through preseason workouts.
"State," said senior safety Jamari Staples, formerly of Clay County, when asked his expectations. "State champions."
Senior and ex-Lineville standout Jamario Lyles, set to be Clay Central's first starting quarterback, says bring on the expectations.
"I think it's good, knowing that both teams (Lineville and Clay County) were known for winning," he said. "We're expecting a state championship."
Reasons abound.
Of the 22 starting positions on offense and defense, Giddens said "18 or 19" will be filled by players who started at those same positions a year ago. Among current players who started for either Lineville or Clay County a year ago, there was little position overlap.
Each team filled the other's needs.
"We're a veteran team," Giddens said. "We'll play mostly juniors and seniors that have been starting at Ashland or Lineville either one or two years."
He expects about 35 players to see the field, about double the 15-18 that took most of the snaps at Lineville. Rare will be the two-way player.
Then again, that's 4A football, something Giddens used to admire from Lineville's sideline in those annual games against Cleburne County.
And more than with the 4A teams Clay Central will play, the Vols must adjust to new terminology. Former Clay County players on offense are learning old Lineville terminology. Former Lineville players on defense are learning old Clay County terminology.
Everything from formations to pregame warmup drills have different names, which means little of what Clay Central does this season will come as "second nature," Giddens said.
There will be lots of thinking instead of reacting, especially in the first half of the season. That could cause subtle issues that can make a difference in games.
No. 10 Beauregard, Clay Central's opponent tonight in Montgomery, will play on second nature and could take advantage of a new team still feeling its way.
On the upside, Handley and Dadeville come later in the schedule, in weeks 7 and 9. If Clay Central gets there without significant injuries and hiccups along the way, then the Vols' prospects look good in a top-heavy region.
As for soaring expectations, well, this is still Clay County.
"When we realized this (merger) was going to happen as coaches, you don't have to be really smart to realize that expectations are probably going to be unrealistic," Giddens said. "Win every game by 50 points and never lose one, and that's sort of what you feel people expect.
"Being in Clay County as long as I have, I understand why it's that way, with the success that both teams have had, so the expectations and all, honestly, don't bother me."
Joe Medley is The Star's sports columnist. He can be reached at 256-235-3576. Follow on Twitter @jmedley_star.


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There are reports this afternoon that former Appalachian State head coach Houston Fancher will be named the interim coach at Tennessee. He served as UT's director of video scouting the past two seasons.
One problem — "Nobody has told me that," Fancher told The Knoxville News Sentinel. "I think that's just the scuttlebutt out there. If that does occur, I would think they would tell me."
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Either the reports are wrong… or UT fired its staff and has not given anyone the interim tag yet. Which makes one wonder if anyone has called the Volunteers two most recent signees to discuss their futures.
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The goal of the Rivier School Nursing Fair was to promote interest and attract students to pursue a career in nursing, with an emphasis on attracting students of diverse racial, ethnic and language backgrounds. This was the first time Rivier has hosted the event, which was funded by the Endowment for Health.
"The partnership with Rivier University's Nursing Program enables us to expand our reach in New Hampshire to encourage young students to pursue nursing as a career early on," said Julie DaSilva, project coordinator, NH Nursing Diversity Pipeline Project, Endowment for Health.
DaSilva said that one student shared with her that this was the best school fair she had ever attended, and she observed several students speaking one-on-one to the nursing faculty. DaSilva added that the stories shared by the panel of Rivier nursing graduates were a highlight of the event.
Students were given the opportunity to participate in break-out sessions where Rivier's nursing program was discussed in further detail, as well as the admissions process and financial aid options. A number of panel speakers who received a nursing degree from Rivier and now work in a number of diverse nursing roles and specialty areas were on hand to share their experiences and answer the students' questions.
Kathleen Patenaude, assistant professor of nursing, and Dr. Ben Philip, assistant professor of biology, along with a panel of Rivier nursing students and graduates, talked to the students about Rivier's top-notch nursing program and the associated courses, such as biology.
Bobbie Bagley, a nursing instructor at Rivier, talked about the importance of diversifying the field of nursing and meeting the healthcare needs of minorities. She shared a U.S. Bureau of Labor statistic that more than one million nurses will be needed in 2016, and the demand will increase by more than 20 percent. "So if you're asking yourself, 'Is there a place in nursing for me,' the answer is yes. Nursing needs you," Bagley said to the students.
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Carl and Annie Crowe were married on December 24, 1961, by Rev. O.E. Brinson at the Clyde Church of God, Clyde, N.C.
Mrs. Crowe is the former Annie Nell Jones, daughter of the late Leonard and Ethel Fox Jones of Sylva, N.C.
Mr. Crowe is the son of the late Ernest and Mae Belle Barnett Crow of Hampton.
The couple are the parents of a son, Timothy Carl Crowe.
They have two grandchildren, Tasha Leann Crowe Loveless and husband Nick, and Timothy Carl Crowe Jr. (T.J.) and wife Rustie.
They also have three great-grandchildren, Nicholas Zane Loveless, Makaylah Deseree Crowe and Jaykob Exavier Crowe.
The Crowes are expecting another great-grandson in April, Carl Wayne Loveless.
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says ... on Monday, Jul 21 at 2:06 AM
Wow, Wonderfully done! You captured what we could not see easily with the naked eye. I look forward to seeing more.
says ... on Monday, Jul 21 at 12:41 AM
What a striking bird of prey! My husband & I live in the Appalachian mountains, we frequently witness amazing things in nature, but seeing a bird of prey such as this is NEVER typical. Great shot, keep the naturalist pics coming Jeffy!
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What a great picture... keep up the good work.. would like to see some more of your photo's on the site... well done!!


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A great place to indulge – This is the place to go when you are not on a diet. Order the fried pickles and mini corndog appetizers - UNREAL. Also the green bean "fries." Ridiculous! Build your own burger or pick one of their creations - my delight is the Mustang Sally. Enjoy!!! And start your diet the next day!!
Great gourmet burgers – I am not a burger fan, but I must say that these are quality burgers. I have been to the Brickell location, not the Miami Beach one, so not sure how the atmospheres differ. Excellent placer to have a beer and watch a game!
Great place – I've been here a few times. Once just for drinks, once for dinner and again for lunch. AlI have to say is that it can be very busy at times, but the atmosphere is great (very upbeat) and it's a great place to have a beer and watch the game!
Don't Go!!!!! – I have never written a restaurant review and I registered the moment I got home from this awful place. First, we were told the wait was 20 minutes. After watching an empty table sit vacant for 5 minutes, we asked about it. I guess they forgot about it because they promptly sat us there. Second, my cousin chose three different beers from the menu before they finally had one he wanted. Third, because the beers on the menu do not have short descriptions about what kind of beer it is, I asked my waiter for suggestions, telling him I liked amber beers like Sam Adams or Chimay. He suggested a beer I had never heard of and told me it was a nice amber. It was a cider, not a beer at all!! Plus, the glass smelled of pure chlorine. The waiter himself made an awful face when I asked him to take a whiff. "Oh, that's smells really bad," he said. He said he would get me something else with the other waiters' help. I was brought a very dark beer, not an amber at all. It's a beer joint! They should be able to help out a customer who asks for a simple amber. Fourth, when the order arrived, they did not know which burger belonged to which person. Two more servers were brought in to decipher the order. Fifth, my five year old son's burger order was never placed. Six adults ate their burgers while the 5 year old sat empty-handed for 15 minutes. I asked for my burger to be medium well but it was medium rare. My mom's burger was practically raw, she asked for medium. The burgers did not taste like anything. Sixth, the servers never filled our water glasses. The honey mustard sauce my cousin asked for was brought after he finished eating. Finally, because the whole ordeal had taken so long, I had to get my son home without the desert included in his order. Also, the outdoor heater was broken where we sat so we were really cold. An awful experience. I am usually super easy, I have never asked for any food to go back to the kitchen in my life. I've never felt the need to write a review before but I'm hoping to save others from this experience.
New Favorite Spot!!! – I kept hearing about this place from friends and how great it was, so i finally decided to try it out. I was pleasantly surprised! It's basically an upscale sports bar. Fun food like "pig in a bucket" and "mini corndogs" on a stick, fried pickles and "The King" which is an entire fried twinky! They also have a great beer selection. I had a green apple essence beer, fantastic! The staff is also very warm and friendly. I would definitely recommend this place, especially for groups.
Upscale hamburgers star at this SoBe grill and bar. – Living up to the "B&B" neon sign at the entrance, this laidback joint specializes in burgers and beers. Guests pull into wooden booths, surrounded by Chicago brick walls, and dive into the menu. It's not just angus and kobe beef between buns, as turkey, portabello and ahi tuna patties are available. Beyond the obvious toppings, foodie choices include foie gras, truffle demi, and even lobster tail. More than 100 different globetrotter brews include France's Kronenbourg 1664 and Indonesia's Bali Hai. After the bites and swallows, a billiards table, upstairs lounge and 10 flatscreens broadcasting live sports await.
Horrible experience – Long wait, bad food, bad service, unfriendly staff
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LINTHICUM, Md. (June 2, 2011) – TOMORROW, Lt. Governor Anthony G. Brown will speak at the 2011 Workplace Health and Wellness Symposium, hosted by the Injured Workers' Insurance Fund in coordination with Healthiest Maryland, CareFirst BlueCross BlueShield, the Chesapeake Region Safety Council and Business Health Services. The symposium is offered free of charge to all Maryland-based businesses and organizations interested in learning and encouraging best practices in employee wellness programs to control healthcare costs and energize a healthier Maryland workforce. Other speakers include Maryland Department of Health and Mental Hygiene Secretary Dr. Joshua M. Sharfstein and other nationally recognized workplace wellness and healthcare experts.
Lt. Governor Brown leads the O'Malley-Brown Administration's health care portfolio that has made significant reforms to the state's health care system. He was appointed by Governor O'Malley as co-chair of the Maryland Health Care Reform Coordinating Council and chair of the Health Quality and Cost Council. In 2010, Brown launched the Healthiest Maryland initiative, which promotes health management practices in the workplace.
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