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Its said an artist needs someone to tell him when to stop. You're not stopping, you're giving up. Maybe something about finishing the piece is frustrating to you. It's not gonna turn out the way...
Looks sweet man. Awesome range of stuff. Are the birds CG or footage?
Yeah this looks really sweet! Love the whole feel of the art direction. Backgrounds are primo!
I don't know how to rig it but it seems like there should be some play in the pole. If you could get it set up so that it could kind of bounce around a bit.. a little bit of wavering. Maybe with...
Whats up guys.. just wrapped up working on this spec animation for Tongal.com. They host contests with some pretty mainstream companies involved. I weighed it out and it felt like a good thing to...
Holy crap, that sounds awesome!
About the anxiety - you should do what you know you want to do anyways. If you're afraid and you let the fear control you, you'll never grow. So just suck it up. The more you do it, the more...
I've worked as Assistant Director on a few indies. Based on my limited knowledge the role of the Art Director will vary on the production based on the script and resources available.
Not gonna lie, it wouldnt be easy for me to get that right without doing a few sketches. The basis of it are those planes and then he is marking off proportions by splitting up the boxes into...
Yah, true. These pages from Successful Drawing are a good breakdown on setting up lighting and projecting shadows to the ground plane.
There's this - http://www.fineart.sk/index.php?s=32&cat=12
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Hey booyea. youre that skateboard animator dude.. nice start to your SB. have you ever checked out bridgeman's anatomy stuff? you seem like you'd get along well
crit on your last piece. something...
hey ron - thanks for the link. you've always been helpful with the tutorials and great info. much appreciated!!
hey man, i'm diggin these latest color pieces. nice work
your spot in the timelapse looks sweet, look like you live in a cozy kincaid painting :)
Man I love this guy. He should make a webcomic or something
Yeah, if its not broke don't fix it is my adage for software. There's things you can do with later versions that might be cool, but unless its a drastic fundamental shift it might not be necessary....
This thread is crazy all over the place. But to throw it back to the OP..
I think you're better off trying to compare visual artists to musicians. Someone who writes "good" music doesn't...
Hahah cool. It reminds me of a warhammer fantasy concept. Animation feels a little stiff but I think you know that.
Looks good man! couldn't really say how to refine it.
I imagine that getting the board to stick on/off with the rig was kind of tricky? Nice work.
^^ Totally agree with arshes. Get yourself a small sketchbook, hell i've used post-it notes. Grab a pen. Go to a park, coffee shop, bus stop... wherever. Just draw whats out there. You can knock...
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Looks really nice man. Painting is great. Something about feels stiff though. If there were some more hint of movement, either composited with other elements.. or some animated something.. light...
Hahah dude i remember when studying Loomis, I had the exact same question. I guess I just always eyeballed it. Sometimes the results were pretty wonky because of where I would place that slice. ...
It would be a lot easier to help figure this out if there was some work posted to look at, but..
Try looking at some of Loomis' head/plane drawings as a reference while working from a model or...
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David Schoenfield (1:02 PM)
So, over/under and how many pitches Verlander throws tonight?
Joel (Niagara Falls) [via mobile]
Hello Mr. Schoenfield, For a long time I've wanted to ask someone like you about the 1988 Kirk Gibson WS game one walk off. With that bad knee, Kirk was hobbled, rendering LaSorda's pinch hit decision...odd. At the time. But anyway, unable to take a full cut at the ball, which was a bit low besides, Gibson just sort of "wristed" it, and lo and behold, it cleared left field. Was it actually just a "lucky" shot ? And would you describe the mechanics involved in a desperate hack at the ball, connecting with the very end of the bat, off of a short, jerky swing making it all of the way out ? Thank you for your time.
David Schoenfield (1:05 PM)
Everyone should check out Arash Markazi's oral history of the home run. Fun read. First, home run was to right field and, yes, Gibson has described the home run as lucky, although that's a little self-deprecating. The scouting report the Dodgers had on Eckersley was that he liked to throw a backdoor slider with two strikes and that's what Gibson hit. As for the mechanics, I'm not a physics expert, but if a strong guy hits the ball squarely, he can muscle it out even without his legs contributing much. (Kind of like we've seen on Miguel Cabrera's two home runs in the postseason.)
Spencer (NYC)
So, pretty ridiculous NLCS going on. Should we expect to actually see Ricky Nolasco pitch or is it pretty safe to think Greinke is going to take the mound tonight? And if they do put Greinke on the mound, can we expect to see Joe Kelly on short rest or will the birds stick with Lynn? As a cardinals fan, I'd rather see Nolasco, but pitchers are often unpredictable on short rest.
David Schoenfield (1:07 PM)
As of now, Dodgers are still saying Nolasco for Game 4. My guess is Mattingly doesn't consider Greinke the same as Kershaw and stick with Nolasco, with a very short hook, of course. Cardinals will definitely stick with Lynn, in part because he's probably a little better pitcher than Kelly. Lower ERA, but much better peripherals.
Kevin (Orlando/Tampa Bay)
Really bummed that my Rays lost - Thoughts on David Price? One more year? Trade him? What can we get in return?
David Schoenfield (1:12 PM)
I haven't looked at their payroll situation. He made $10.4 million this year and could be due to get closer to $20M in arbitration. If they can fit that in I'd just keep him and go for it. But that seems unlikely.
David Schoenfield (1:13 PM)
Oops, just turned on auto-update. Anyway, Dan Szymborski had a good list of possible trades in an ESPN Insider article today. He listed Rangers, Phillies, Dodgers and Diamondbacks as strong possibilities.
Jack (New York)
Don't you feel that Dodgers could use another bat in the lineup? I feel like one more good bat would really push them over the top.
David Schoenfield (1:14 PM)
Well, sure, and his name is Matt Kemp. Unfortunately last I saw of him he was using crutches.
Tom (Chicago)
Did MLB screw the Tigers with the 4pm start today? A lot tougher to get to the game during the day instead of the cushy 8pm starts the Red Sox got at home...
David Schoenfield (1:14 PM)
You mean the fans? I'm sure they'll be there in full force.
Wes (Memphis)
I dispute that Lynn is better than Kelly, but I do agree that the potential gains from St. Louis pitching Kelly on short rest versus Lynn are much smaller than LA pitching Greinke on short rest versus Nolasco.
David Schoenfield (1:17 PM)
Kelly had 1.80 SO/BB ratio and 0.7 HR/9. Lynn had 2.61 SO/BB ratio and 0.6 HR/9. Unless you can prove that Kelly's ability to pitch well with runners on base is a proven skill and just some randomness in events, then Lynn is probably the better pitcher. I do like Kelly, and I think the stat guys have been a little harsh on him (a 94-mph power sinker is a great pitch to have), but there are some dirty numbers in his results.
AJ (Oakalnd)
Hi David, Are the A's just destined for 1st round exits in the years to come? They have a solid pitching staff made up of # 2 and 3 starters, but not that dominant ace. They also seem to live or die by the homerun.
David Schoenfield (1:19 PM)
Well, pitching didn't lose the series for them. There IS a trend on teams striking out not doing well in the playoffs. Since 2009, the team with the lower strikeout rate is 22-6 in postseason series. So it could be that the A's tendency to strike out could be an issue in the postseason.
Rick (Lincoln Park)
David, I was thinking about this after Papi's grand slam - would you have walked Papi knowing how dangerous a hitter he is? You'd give up a run, but I feel like there might have been better odds against the batter after him of getting the out.
David Schoenfield (1:20 PM)
No, I think you have to pitch to him. Benoit only allowed one home run to a lefty all season. I know Leyland said he should have warned Benoit to be careful ... well, I think he's just defending his player. If you didn't want Ortiz to beat you then just put him. But no manager is going to intentionally walk in a run and bring the go-ahead run to the plate.
Jorge (Los Angeles)
I agree that Nolasco has a short hook. Where does Mattingly go if he lifts Nolasco early in the game?
David Schoenfield (1:23 PM)
Yeah, that's why I'm surprised Capuano isn't on the roster (although it's possible he's injured and the Dodgers just haven't said so). I guess if it's the first three innings, Volquez is the guy, but that's a scare proposition. Personally, unless it's already 5-0 or something, I'd try and piece together a couple innings from Withrow, maybe 4-5 outs each from Marmol and Howell. Bottom line: If Nolasco gets knocked out before 5, it's not going to look good for the Dodgers.
Wes (Memphis)
Dave, I like numbers/sabermetrics as much as the next guy, but I've watched those two (Kelly/Lynn) closely all year long and have to disagree and go with my gut (and one traditional number) on this one. Kelly's ERA was firmly under 3 while Lynn's was nearly 4. Kelly often looked confident, aggressive, and athletic while Lynn often looks sloppy, confused, and frustrated with a propensity to meltdown. In other words, there are things K/9 and HR/9 can't measure.
David Schoenfield (1:27 PM)
I am more inclined to agree that Lynn may be what he is (ie, not better than his numbers), although I still question Kelly. Lynn allowed a .299 average with RISP and it could just be that he doesn't pitch as well with runners on base. He's also much worse against lefties -- not so much in batting average, but in walk rate. So I would say your premise seems correct, that he probably does start nibbling, looks frustrated if left-handers are up in key situations.
Rob (Lime Rock, CT)
I've never been one for the showy player or over the top celebrations, especially of the NFL variety, but I don't get this backlash towards Puig. I absolutely love watching this guy. He just loves the game, which is refreshing. Sorry Brian McCann!
Ken (Palo Alto)
I frankly don't get all the criticism all year long of Puig. Guy is obviously like a kid in a candy store, having the time of his life. It's actually cool to see that these guys aren't in it just for the money, but also for sheer love of the game. Tori Hunter said the other day after he fell over the fence trying to catch that ball that there was no way he was coming out of that game. He was willing to die on the field if he had too. Ramirez playing with a broken rib. Doesn't that come from the same place as Puig's exuberance?
Jorge (Los Angeles)
Has Puig broken out of his slump for real?
David Schoenfield (1:29 PM)
He wasn't in a slump. He had two 0-fers. I wouldn't call that a slump.
Ryan (Montreal) [via mobile]
In a magical world where every team left in the playoffs was completely healthy and had zero injuries, is there any doubt the cardinals would clearly have the best team?
David Schoenfield (1:30 PM)
Why would that be the case? They have one guy injured (Craig). Give the Dodgers a healthy Matt Kemp, a healthy Hanley Ramirez, a healthy Andre Ethier ... wouldn't you say that team is better?
Ken (SF)
Without Allan Craig, where does the Cardinals bench rank among the most inept in recent postseason history? I mean it has to be the worst in recent memory right?
David Schoenfield (1:31 PM)
Yep, pretty weak. Even giving them some slack since Craig's injury came late, they should have acquired an outfield bench player/bat to help out. I guess they were counting on Oscar Taveras to get healthy.
Andrew (SF)
Why overly celebrating non-home runs equates to loving the game, I'm not sure. Puig is a talented showman, I neither love nor hate him. But he doesn't 'love' the game any more than any other player.
Will ( Iowa City)
In a world where every team was healthy the Dodgers would have Chad Billingsly pitching game 4, not Nolasco.
David Schoenfield (1:32 PM)
Not sure Billingsley is really any better though.
Jack (New York)
You can have one for the next five years: Greinke or Price?
David Schoenfield (1:34 PM)
Hmm, great question. Sounds like a blog post! I'd probably go Price. A little more of a workhorse, two years younger. Pitched against good offenses in the AL East.
Wes (Memphis)
I don't guess Chris Carpenter or Jaime Garcia count as injuries, although I guess you could say it would've been hard for either of those guys to have done any better than Kelly/Wacha.
David Schoenfield (1:35 PM)
Well, Carpenter hasn't really pitched in two years, so hard to count him (and they weren't counting on him back in April). Garcia, yes. Should have mentioned him. But like you said: If he's healthy, Wacha probably spends the year in Triple-A.
Mike (San Diego)
As a Cardinals fan who has had a chance to watch Volquez for the last couple years, I fully endorse him pitching tonight.
David Schoenfield (1:35 PM)
I think there's an argument to be made that he was the worst regular starter in the majors this year.
Sam (Bay Area, CA)
Should the Red Sox test Miguel Cabrera and his injury to make him field his position at 3rd base today by bunting?
David Schoenfield (1:36 PM)
Hard to believe they haven't tried that yet. Old fart alert: I guess bunting for a hit is just a lost art!
Ryan (Montreal) [via mobile]
I was including Chris Carpenter, Furcal, Motte, Garcia and Craig. I know they were out the whole year but that doesn't change the fact that not having those guys for the playoffs is a big loss.
David Schoenfield (1:39 PM)
Ahh, good point about Motte and Furcal. But again, with the Dodgers you would be including Billingsley and Beckett as well. Still sounds like a wash. Kemp is still the biggest loss of all these guys. But speaks to the depth of both organizations that neither skipped a beat.
Alan (St. Louis)
Furcal is another injured Cardinal. Not a real difference maker, but certainly an upgrade over Kozma.
David Schoenfield (1:40 PM)
Maybe. He'd be 35 years and had an 85 OPS+ last year. OK, still better than Kozma, but you probably lose a little bit on defense.
Mike (San Diego)
What do you do with Jon Jay? It's pretty bad when Andre Ethier and his bum ankle would probably be even defensively with Jay.
David Schoenfield (1:41 PM)
Not much you can do. Play Shane Robinson? Probably a consideration since Jay has looked lost out there. I remember praising his defense at the start of last year, but he's not the same center fielder from 2011.
Wes (Memphis)
Agree w/Ryan in Montreal. The Cardinals battled way more injury issues than people give them credit for....I think part of the problem is the replacements have performed so well that people dismiss it because they figure the injured party couldn't/wouldn't have performed any better. But they don't get enough credit for having talented fill-ins, imho. The above doesn't necessarily apply to Furcal/Kozma, however. Would've been nice to have him still around and healthy.
David Schoenfield (1:43 PM)
I think that's my argument: The replacements have been better. In the Dodgers' case, Skip Schumaker or Ethier in center is a big downgrade from Kemp. Nick Punto, if he has to play, is a big drop from Ramirez. Anyway, fun argument. I'm sure Tigers fans would like to point out that Cabrera is playing at about 60 percent.
Mike (Mission Viejo, CA)
Baseball is by far my favorite sport but isnt it time for people to grow up and adapt to the changes in our culture. Puig gets excited, just like every peerson who ever played little league did, when he gets a big hit. Puig di't stare down the pitcher or mock anyone. He threw his hands up in excitement and jumped up and down. How does this make him a bad person? A bunch of grumpy old men. Funny part is I never heard the Cardinals complain when Pujols would stare down his homeruns and then walk alf way to first before breaking into a slow jog/walk.
David Schoenfield (1:46 PM)
Completely agree. This whole "play the game the right way" is mostly nonsense. Reggie Jackson watched his home runs, Dennis Eckersley pointed out batters, Rickey Henderson did Rickey Henderson stuff and on and on. We probably don't want EVERY player doing this because then it gets ridiculous -- like with NBA players screaming after every dunk back in the late '90s/early 00s -- but an occasional guy who has fun is OK with me.
Les (East Windsor, NJ)
Dave, as great as Ortiz's HR was, sorry but, for me, it has to wait its turn to see how the series plays up before it can be up there with Bobby Thompson, Kirk Gibson, Bucky Dent etc. don't think history will remember it as well if the Tigers win the series. As an astute historian of the game, what is your take?
David Schoenfield (1:47 PM)
Sure, I agree with that. Plus it came early in the series and wasn't a game-winner. Anyone remember Edgar Martinez's grand slam off John Wetteland in the 1995 playoffs?
Jon (Daniels)
Think Beltran would be a fit in Arlington?
David Schoenfield (1:48 PM)
Of course. Although with Jay's performance, I wonder if they end up bringing Beltran back and playing Taveras in center next year. He can't be worse than Jay. Considering how little they're paying their pitchers, they can definitely afford to keep Beltran.
Gary (Sacramento)
Lost in the deserved bashing of Jay is the fact that Beltran seriously dogged it on the two biggest plays of the game. It gave me flashbacks to the 3 months he spent going thought he motions for the Giants....So glad that Sabean traded Wheeler for that indifference.
David Schoenfield (1:49 PM)
How could Beltran field Puig's ball off the wall? He was too upset with Puig to focus properly.
Rick (Charlotte)
Not to make an excuse for Jay, but is CF difficult to play in these late afternoon/twilight fall games at Dodger Stadium? I remember in the 70's & early 80's Garry Maddox struggling in games out there for the Phillies.
David Schoenfield (1:50 PM)
Not sure. But he had some issues against the Pirates as well. It did appear, at least for the first innings, that sun was behind home plate/third base line.
Mike (San Diego)
All the griping about Puig is just sour grapes. Want to shut him up, Cardinals? Get him out, score some runs, and eliminate the Dodgers.
Ryan (Montreal) [via mobile]
I think the thing with Puig is that he is not an established veteran who has proven himself yet. Everyone you mentioned along with pujols are either HOF guys or have many all star appearances. Puig just appear to have the respect of players around the league like those guys did.
David Schoenfield (1:51 PM)
Pascual Perez ... Fernando Rodney and his arrows ... Jeffrey Leonard and his one-flap down home run trots ... many non-Hall of Famers do this kind of thing as well.
Ken (Palo Alto)
Has there ever been a championship caliber team (barring last year's Tigers) where the fall off between rotation and pen was so great. The Tiger's rotation is phenomenally tough. The Tiger's pen, while not incompetent, is pretty pedestrian. Unusual combination for a championship team?
David Schoenfield (1:53 PM)
I could probably do a blog post easily enough. Tigers were fourth in majors in rotation ERA (first in AL) and 24th in bullpen ERA (12th in AL). Although the top of the bullpen with Benoit and Smyly was good.
Spencer (NYC)
Thanks for answering David! Here's another question, what happens after this season for the Cards infield? I think it's safe to say Beltran is gone after this year, leaving space for Tavarez or even Craig if we want Adams to get regular at bats. But what happens in the Freese/Descalso/Kozma/Wong/Carpenter realm? Should we prepare ourselves to see Freese go and Carp move over to third (his natural position)? And who would be best improvements at short? Tulo (though the rockies probably won't deal him) or Stephen Drew or are there better and more realistic options?
David Schoenfield (1:56 PM)
My bet is Freese is more likely to depart than Beltran. Freese didn't have a good year, liability on defense, injury prone and older than people realize. Move Carpenter to third, play Wong at second, put Taveras in CF and use Jay as a backup or trade bait. Craig isn't really an outfielder, so Adams is kind of screwed, but nothing wrong with a good bench. Or use Adams/Freese to find a shortstop. Drew would be a very good fit and the Rockies aren't going to trade Tulo.
Matt (Charlotte, NC)
I don't have a problem with Puig pumping his fist as he jogged into third base, but celebrating a HR before knowing it's a HR, in a crucial game, is nonsense. As a Mets fan, I remember Timo Perez loafing around the bases in Game 1 of the 2000 World Series, then getting thrown out at home plate on Todd Zeile's near-HR. The Yanks won in 5 games, so it might not have made a difference, but considering Game 1 went to extra innings that play could have swung the series. Celebrate after the run, not before it!
David Schoenfield (1:57 PM)
Oh, I kind of agree with that: Make sure it's out before you celebrate, but that's kind of the appeal of Puig: He didn't PLAN the celebration, he clearly just reacted naturally.
Mike (Mission Viejo, CA)
Is baseball the only sport where veterans get to decide who can have fun and all seem angry and bitter all the time? The veterans dont like Puig, or Harper, or anyone under 30 who laughs and has fun. Lighten up. You are a bunch of millionaires who used to love playing baseball. Can you imagine if Kobe and Kevin Garnett got mad every time someone danced and celebrated a basket? it would be as equally ridiculous as Beltran's whining.
Fred (Austin, TX)
As an old guy, I would love to see ballplayers drop all the celebrations, bit it ain?t gonna happen, so we need to just get over it. Puig was not ?showboating?, just exuberant. Besides, there are dozens of guys who do the same thing he did last night? of course, they make sure the ball actually cleared the fence before throwing their hands up in the air. My only concern is that it can cost the team if he winds up with a 2B instead of a 3B.
Tarek (NYC)
If we get a Tigers vs. Cards WS, is that the new Braves vs. Yanks? Because I really rather see any other WS matchup than that.
David Schoenfield (1:59 PM)
Hey, they haven't met in the World Series in seven years? In what was probably one of the least memorable World Series ever. I mean, can you remember anything from that one other than Kenny Rogers cheating?
Ben (Charlotte)
has baseball explained the rationale with these 4 pm starts? this the ALCS! not the 1st round of March Madness ...
David Schoenfield (1:59 PM)
TV. Don't want two games on at the same time.
Ken (Palo Alto)
So the answer, I take it, that having such an awesome rotation and such a mediocre pen is not your typical path to building a contender? I suspect that the bullpen probably singlehandedly kept the Tigers from having the leagues best record.
David Schoenfield (2:00 PM)
Well, I'd rather have a strong rotation and mediocre bullpen than the other way around!
David Schoenfield (2:02 PM)
Tigers pen was 17-25. Indeed, only playoff team with a losing record from the bullpen. Although I looked up some stuff during the season and Tigers hitters were awful in extra innings, so it wasn't ALL the bullpen's fault.
Alan (St. Louis)
2006 WS: Tigers pitcher errors galore.
David Schoenfield (2:03 PM)
True, I do remember that happening (if not the specific plays).
Steve (Chicago)
If the Cubs win game 7, do you think they'll beat the Yanke..... oops, sorry, wrong year.
Tarek (NYC)
The Gambler was cheating? You lie!
Mike (San Diego)
Dave, you may want to check you computer settings. You just typed "Jay" and "trade bait" in the same sentence.
Ben (Charlotte)
but doesn't it make more sense to at least push it back to 6 pm/9 pm et? a 4 pm ET start can't be good for #s ...
David Schoenfield (2:04 PM)
The media would go nuts with a 9 p.m. ET start time.
Laura Wingfield (a stage near you) [via mobile]
Tulo is a great player, but the Rockies really wouldn't trade that contract for top prospects? He's signed through 2020, plays shortstop, and is as brittle as my menagerie. Are they really that dumb?
David Schoenfield (2:05 PM)
I could be wrong here, but I think the Rockies like the idea of Tulo as a "franchise player," as with Helton. Logically, yes, they should shop him around, but when's the last time the Rockies did anything that made sense?
John (Los Angeles)
What the veterans are doing is basically gamesmanship, trying to get into the heads of the younger players. If the kids are less likely to display exuberance, they might be less likely to hustle, and therefore less likely to be effective.
Jay (PA)
I would love to see a pitcher celebrate wildly after striking out Puig in a big situation to see how he reacts to it. As long as he can take it as well as he gives it I have no problem with his celebration. He still did make it to 3B afterall.
Jason (Birmingham)
Well, shadows are not going to be an issue at Comerica Park today unless something drastically changes in the next couple hours . . .
David Schoenfield (2:07 PM)
Ahh, looks like it's cloudy. But at least no rain!
Tarek (NYC)
O/U on Verlander K's today? I'm setting the line at 11K's.
David Schoenfield (2:09 PM)
Everyone? I will say this: I'll be shocked if Verlander doesn't go at least 120 pitches.
John (Los Angeles)
The Braves, in the Bobby Cox years, arguably had some very good rotations and some arsonists in the bullpen.
Ken (Palo Alto)
And they (the EAST COAST SPORTS MEDIA ELITES) should ask themselves where baseball, especially, would be without all the talent we Californians provide!
Jonathan (Denver)
Nice effort by someone earlier to think the shadows may have affected Jay, but as a Cardinal fan who has watched him all year, I can flat out tell you that he sucks in CF. No arm. Bad routes on balls. Flinching at the warning track. At least he makes up for it with his bat. Hahahahahahahahahahaha.
Scott (Ann Arbor, MI)
That Cabrera guy is okay, I mean he is hurt and can still get hits when most players would not be playing or not make solid contact. Just proves that he is a beast of a hitter don't you think?
David Schoenfield (2:11 PM)
Speaking of beasts: Ortiz .370 lifetime against Verlander.
David Schoenfield (2:12 PM)
Latest reports I've seen are still Mattingly's comments from yesterday. Since they're the late game, he probably doesn't have his pregame media session until 5 p.m. ET or so.
Jared (DC)
Have the Dodgers officially announced a starter yet tonight?
David Schoenfield (2:13 PM)
That was the question for the previous question!
B Mand (Sarasota, FL)
Speaking of injuries, the Red Sox lost 3 pretty good relievers in Hanrahan, Bailey, and Andrew Miller (biggest loss of the 3 IMO). Uehara has been amazing, but that took away a lot of their depth in the pen.
Scott (Raleigh)
As a die-hard Sox fan (is there any other kind?) I foresee this line for Verlander: 3 IP, 6H, 5R 5ER, 3BB 4K 85 pitches :-)
Rob (St. Louis)
If you are the Cardinals do you take Beltran for a 2(hopefully not the 3 years he wants) or Choo for a 3 or 4 year deal? Possibly explained in terms of Hunter "crazy eyes" Pence deal?
David Schoenfield (2:14 PM)
Knowing the Cardinals, it seems they go with Beltran, no? Shorter deal, less risky. Choo is going to get huge money, he can't hit lefties, can't really play CF.
B Mand (Sarasota, FL)
What do you think Ortiz needs to do to get in the HOF?
David Schoenfield (2:15 PM)
Hope Edgar Martinez gets in first. That will help his case.
Eric (Chicago)
Verlander no hits the Red Sox tonight. If it can (almost) happen in Game 1, it can happen where Verlander is most comfortable!
Tarek (NYC)
I love Tori Hunter, Didn't Jay Buhner once make a catch flying into the bullpen in Boston?
David Schoenfield (2:16 PM)
Wow, great memory! And here it is: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_lTsDrMeF-I
Jonathan (Denver)
Cards should deal with the A's for Coco Crisp and Jed Lowrie, who will both be making a bit more money next year. A's could use the younger players, as that seems to be what they do.
Ben (Charlotte)
just don't get it, NFL plays football at 8:30-9:00 PM 3 times a week, involving teams on all coasts. does MLB care at all about making things easier for the fans?
David Schoenfield (2:18 PM)
I don't see why 9 p.m. ET would be easier for fans. Easier on the West Coast, yes. Harder on the East Coast if it's a weeknight.
Mike (San Diego)
If the Cardinals are going to pay top dollar, Ellsbury should be the guy.
Eric (Chicago)
Jonathan in Denver, that would work regarding that deal you mentioned. The A's will receive Tavares, Shelby and Matt Adams in return. Good deal. The A's need that 1B badly and Adams fits what they need.
Andrew (CA)
Dan Szymborski's trade proposal from the Rangers for Price seemed a little low. As a Texas fan, I would love if that's what it took to get him, but based on what the Rays were able to get from Shields, I have to figure that Tampa is going to ask for more than what Dan lays out.
David Schoenfield (2:21 PM)
Yeah, I think the Rays would want players closer to or ready for the majors.
Eric (Chicago)
..."Harder on the East Coast if it's a weeknight"... without saying it, that's East Coast Bias right there. Who cares about the people on the east coast?!?!
David Schoenfield (2:23 PM)
Oh, I'm not denying that. There are also about 142 million people in the Eastern time zone and 48 million in the Pacific time zone. So who do YOU think TV should cater to? And remember: It's TV, not MLB, calling the shots here.
Eddie (Fresno)
Cano is asking for $31 million a year, but is he the 2nd baseman that most GMs would choose if given the ability to take anyone in baseball? Wouldn't 30 out of 30 take Pedroia?
David Schoenfield (2:24 PM)
No, most GMs would take Cano.
Steve (Peoria)
At Eric from Chicago, the day the Cardinals trade Taveras, Miller and Adams for less than a top 10 player in baseball is the day I lose faith in Cardinals front office.
David Schoenfield (2:24 PM)
I think Eric was joking. At least, I hope Eric was joking.
John (Chicago)
Someone mentioned a pitcher dancing like Puig on a strikeout... how about Valverde? lol
David Schoenfield (2:24 PM)
OK, everyone, send in your predictions for today's games.
David Schoenfield (2:25 PM)
American League: I have Red Sox beating the Tigers 5-3. Verlander has been great in the postseason the past three years against the A's, not so great against everyone else (4.98 ERA). Red Sox will run up his pitch count, so Leyland will either leave him too long or they'll score some runs in the seventh/eighth off the middle relief.
David Schoenfield (2:26 PM)
National League: I have little faith in Nolasco since he hasn't pitched in three weeks and finished poorly. Cardinals bats are due anyway (.134 in the series). Lynn scuffles through five, bullpen does the job. Cardinals 6-3.
Eric (Chicago)
Yes I was joking. But you know how Billy Beane deals. I'm just saying that it's not like the Cardinals would not have to give up anything in return.
B Mand (Sarasota, FL)
Sox 4-3
Kevin (Orlando/Tampa Bay)
Rays 5 - Red Sox 4 - Tigers 3!!!!
Tarek (NYC)
Tigers 3-0 Verlander 14K's CG, Dodgers 5-2 AGON with 2HR's.
Eric (Chicago)
Dodgers even up series winning 4-1. Tigers take Game 3 by the score of 5-4.
Clark (St.Louis)
Cards win 6-4. Carpenter and Holliday finally break through.
Mike (San Diego)
Tigers 4-2 and (sigh) Dodgers 7-3. No faith in Lance Lynn at all.
Jonathan (Denver)
The bats come alive against some fallible pitching in the NL game. Cards over Dodgers 8-5.
Frank (Cambridge, ON)
Not going to bet against Verlander, so Tigers. Very skeptical about Nolasco, so Cardinals.
Drew (Mpls)
I predict that Yasiel Puig ends all human suffering and that Carlos Beltran hates him for it.
Steve (Peoria)
Sox 6 Tiger 3 and Cards 6 Dodgers 5. I think we see more offense today than we've seen the past few days in LCS.
Rob (St. Louis)
Tigers 3-0 Tori hunter homers in the 3rd
John (Los Angeles)
Dodgers win 6-1, making it the fourth consecutive NLCS game in which the team starting the "worse" pitcher wins.
David Schoenfield (2:29 PM)
You can't predict baseball! Thanks, everyone. Enjoy the games!
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Dave Chappelle talks about his disappearance from "Chappelle's Show" on Letterman.
"I didn't quit, I'm just 7 years late for work." (via Getty Images)
Dave Chappelle made a rare late night talk show appearance on the Late Show with David Letterman last night, and Letterman pressed him on the questions we've been waiting seven years to understand: why would he quit his own comedy show? Why did he walk away from 40 million dollars?
Chappelle has been avoiding explaining his famous decision to walk away from Chappelle's Show for years, and this interview is evidence he hasn't changed his mind about keeping it vague. He claimed that he understands that people must think he is crazy, but he couldn't explain the mystery that surrounds him because he was insulated while all the gossip was unfolding.
"It was like living in the corner of perception reality, you know what I mean?"
Not really.
Then he put it this way, "When everyone thought Wesley Snipes was in jail, I saw him at a party."
Funny, but what about the money, man? Letterman stayed on him, and Chappelle admits that he would probably be happier with an extra 40mil, but even without it he would still be eating at the same restaurants where even richer people eat.


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I was recently inspired by a very cool photo décor project by Ali Edwards (found here), so when I came across a little wooden knick-knack shelf at Goodwill for only $2, I thought I'd try my own version. I'll admit, Ali's is MUCH cooler, but this was a good first try for me.
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(MONTPELIER, VT) -- Gov. Howard Dean signed a frst-in-the-nation law Wednesday granting gay couples nearly all of the benefits of marriage.
"I think it is a courageous and powerful statement about who we are in the state of Vermont," the Democrat said. "I also believe that this legislation speaks to the heart of this state, and certainly to my heart."
The legislation creating marriage-like "civil unions" reached the governor's desk shortly before lunch time, just a day after the House gave its final approval. And by the time of a 2 p.m. news conference, he had already signed it out of view of TV cameras, photographers and reporters.
Dean said he signed the bill privately because he did not want the ceremony to be a triumphal party by supporters of the law. Instead, he said, it was time for the state to begin healing.
"In politics, bill-signings are triumphal," he said. "They represent overcoming of one side over another. These celebrations, as the subject of the matter of the bill, will be private."
The law will allow gay couples to form civil unions beginning July 1. That will entitle them to all of the hundreds of rights and responsibilities available to married couples under Vermont law in such areas as taxes, inheritance and medical decision-making.
Other states will probably not recognize Vermont civil unions, and such status will not entitle gay couples to any the benefits available to married couples under federal law in areas such as taxes and immigration.
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Michael Jackson's two eldest children, Prince Michael and Paris, have told their grandmother Katherine they want to testify in the manslaughter trial of the doctor accused of killing the pop superstar with an overdose of a powerful anesthetic, radio detection and rangingOnline.com has exclusively learned.
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RadarOnline.com has learned the King of Pop's sister LaToya has privately declared her support of the children's stance to take the witness stand against Dr. Conrad Murray.
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Murray is charged with involuntary manslaughter in the Thriller singer's death on June 25, 2009, at age 50.
"Both LaToya and Katherine agree, however, that Blanket should not testify as he is too young," the source said.
"Prince and Paris are determined to take the stand, though. Ultimately, I don't believe Katherine will deny them that chance, even though she doesn't want them to and has told them so. The kids have said they don't want their father's legacy to be tarnished by the trial and they believe their evidence will help convict Doctor Murray.
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I moved to the miuiandroid version when I had this issue. Calls worked fine for me then.
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Students from the St. Augustine Community School of Performing Arts will present free muscial programs Nov. 23 through December during Winter Wonderland at the St. Augustine Amphitheatre. "Comedy and Carols" and other piano, guitar, percussion and vocal performances, with guest pianist Sam Clein, will be performed Friday and Saturday evenings during the holiday event. A vending table featuring pottery, ornaments and items made by children and staff will also be offered at Winter Wonderland, with gift-wrapping available. The performing arts school provides affordable after-school programs for St. Johns County students at the Able School, 7 Williams St., uptown St. Augustine. Students will also present a special show at 7 p.m. Dec. 17 in the conference room at the amphitheatre. Seating is limited and cost is $10 for adults and $5 for children. For more information, call 824-0664.
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The Kikuyu tribal group, the largest tribal (ethnic) group in Kenya, used to regard the number ten as extremely unlucky and when counting refused to say "ten" but said "nine full" instead.
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