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17 Parks near Lexington, Virginia
East Lexington, Virginia 1.39 miles NE
Buena Vista, Virginia 6.17 miles SE
Natural Bridge, Virginia 9.79 miles SW
Glasgow, Virginia 10.05 miles S
Lexington, Virginia (map) | (540) 463-7672
Sites: 175 | Latest Rate: $13.00 | 8 Reviews
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Aug 2009 - $13.00
My wife says this is the worst campground we have ever stayed at and I think it is certainly one of the worst. It is mostly a trailer park with about six pull-through sites. The road coming in is a disaster and you wonder if you are going to be able to get out. They do have full hookups and they say they have Wi-Fi, but I was not able to get on line. There is a much nicer city park in Buena Vista (Maury Park) nearby which does not have 50 amp or sewer on some sites, but next time we will stay there. - bobbyg
Aug 2009 - $21.00
Nice office staff, interior roads had ruts apparently from rains, a step grade to pull out of park, OK for an overnight stay in dry weather' This is a mobile home park with several RV sites. - ljofwin
Aug 2009 - $15.00
This park was definitely only for an overnight stop. The people were very friendly, but we had to go around twice to get into the last of four pull-through sites to even remotely level our rig. We ended up not being able to open the steps while the driver's tire was off the ground on the other side. The grass on our site was at least 6 inches high. We didn't get a cable signal so someone from the park attached us to a site several sites over to get cable. I didn't see any pool although the Passport book said it would be open in 2009. I asked about the pool and was told there was none. - RVerMJ
Lexington, Virginia (map) | (540) 463-3478
Sites: 40 | Latest Rate: $36.00 | 30 Reviews
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Aug 2016 - $36.00
This is a truck stop campground. It gets noisy when the truck lot fills. The interstate is right next to it so that's noisy too.
We were on a pull through site (14) with full hookups. The site was narrow and not level. Exiting the park was a puzzle. We drove around looking for the way out.
This place is a last resort stop when nothing else is available. We would not stay there again. Over priced poor value. - petendoll
May 2015 - $37.00
It is easy on/off interstate but beware, you are staying a football field length from a truck stop where you will go to bed hearing idling trucks and wake up to idling trucks. The upper level gets the interstate noise. The wifi worked well until truck parking lot filled then it slowed. Put tv antenna up and pulled in only 3 stations with lousy reception so forgot about it. Half the camping slots seem to be filled with permanent residents. The middle tier has 6 camping slots in a 1/4 moon shape and only 2 could accommodate a large rig towing or fifth wheel with the rest too small to allow turning around to exit. Our take is the owners used the land the only way they could, turn it into a 3 tier campground. This is the second time we camped here and the last. For $37 with discount it is overpriced and in December we will camp in another campground when we head south. - petpeople
Feb 2015 - $38.00
This is a hard campground to navigate especially with a tow. We were told that the snow had been removed before we made reservations. It had not. There were only 2 sites left because the others were rented to temp construction workers. This shouldn't be called a "campground". They did give us our money back and allowed us to dry camp in the truck parking lot. Avoid at all cost, especially during bad weather. - Dennis Reid
106 Lake Robertson Dr Lexington, Virginia (map) | (540) 463-4164
Sites: 53 | Latest Rate: $30.00 | 6 Reviews
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Jun 2016 - $30.00
Nice, clean, quiet. Mostly all shaded spacious sites. Only one bath house so on major holidays beware. The county run facility is top notch for county facilities. If you have a pusher style or a monster 5th wheel, you might want to reconsider as the 10 mile trip to the facility is twisty narrow county road. Pool is exceptional and the fishing lake is NICE. - Jim Qbaum
Jun 2015 - $22.00
Electric is 30a only. Water pressure is 10psi. Hardly enough to was dishes let alone take a shower. Water pressure in the bathhouses is strong. No Wi-Fi. AT&T Cell Phone is very weak.
AT&T Air Card low data signal strength. Verizon 4G LTE Air Card surprising good signal Strength. No Cable. Roads getting to the park is a bit difficult. Narrow and windy. Not signed enough to make it easy. Sites are grass or gravel but not level. Stacked two 2x8 to get close to level. Site length of site 56 is long and plenty of room around for awnings and slides. Getting to some sites is confusing due to the way the site markings and interior roads are laid out. Restrooms old but look clean. Didn't see a Laundry.
No Long term tenants. Park was almost empty. DirecTV Satellite is accusable in many but not all places. 50% Discount for Golden Age Passport. Payment is with check or cash only. I would stay here again if in the area, but water pressure was so low making it unpleasant. Water comes in from the water reservoir behind the campground and is only gravity fed. Pressure in smaller sites is much higher. - TXBobcat
Sep 2013 - $30.00
We stayed 4 days at Lake Robertson campground. To make reservations, you must call, then send 1 night's deposit by check. No credit cards accepted at the park. It is an attractive campground that is clean and well kept. The bathhouse was clean with plenty of hot water. There is also a laundry room with deep sink. The rangers and camp host were very friendly and helpful. The gravel roads are well kept and the pads are about as level as I've seen. There is a large swimming pool, and lots of trails throughout the park, most around a mile long. There is one that goes around the edge of the lake with benches at fishing areas and lots of trash cans that keeps things clean. The lake has fishing and boats can be rented (no motors). The biggest problem I have with the park is the condition of the lake. The lake is spring fed and crystal clear, but with large algae blooms and lots of submerged plants that extend from the lake bottom to the surface from about the 10' depth to the shore. With all of the plants, there is no way to fish from the shore. You must rent a boat to go into the middle of the lake if you hope to catch anything. Received no OTA TV signals. Phone service was OK with only 2 bars on Verizon data service. - jebgg
Buena Vista, Virginia (map) | (540) 261-7321
Sites: 52 | Latest Rate: $25.00 | 20 Reviews
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Sep 2016 - $25.00
I enjoyed this campground owned by the city on Buena Vista. There are two areas to camp. One in a large field and one up the hill near the pool. Near the Blue Ridge Parkway. Very easy in and out with a motor home. They do have a dump station. - Lynn Barlow
Jul 2016 - $18.00
We chose this park after we decided not to stay at another park where we had made reservations. After the aggravation we encountered at the other park, this park was just what we needed to unwind and decompress. Office staff was superb. We stayed overnight in a 38 foot fifth wheel, water and electric (50 amp) hookup. Our site was in the lower camping area, "out in left field" (camped in the outfield of the baseball field), shaded, spacious, very nice set up. Nice city park, very beautiful setting with Paxton House being restored, deer roaming through, and huge covered pavilion for music events. We would definitely stay here again. - Traveling Warrior
May 2016 - $18.00
I stopped for the night. The office was closed, but they have a night drop. I'm not sure where the full hook up sites are, but I'm in an open field with 30amp and water only. Utilities worked well. - Lyn53
Natural Bridge, Virginia (map) | (540) 291-2770
Sites: 109 | Latest Rate: $40.00 | 142 Reviews
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Sep 2016 - $40.00
Although the park was easy to get to, the interior roads were very tight and turns were rather difficult with a long rig. Our site was #78 and only had water and electric. Price was a little high for not having full hookups. Park is very "hilly" and sites tend to "slope". Makes getting in/out of your coach a little tough. Sites are VERY close together. Folks at the front desk were very friendly. Only stayed one night. Good for quick overnight stay. - usamacdonald2
Aug 2016 - $46.00
We overnighted here on our way to Florida. Very easy on and off access from I-81. There is a gas station at the entrance to the campground that is very convenient. Staff was very pleasant, checked us in quickly and lead us to our site which was a bit unlevel but workable. This is the 2nd time we have stayed here and we would stay here again. - HighCountry_trio
Jul 2016 - $40.00
A forested CG in high demand. Was difficult getting a weekend visit. Friendly and supportive staff. Internal roads are tree-lined, asphalt and gravel, narrow with sharp turns - a challenge for long rigs. Tree limbs are trimmed so no height issues. Sites are mostly gravel, level, minimal landscaping, nearby to neighbors with mid-rig pedestals. Good water pressure and taste. Fire rings with fire wood available for purchase. Well-stocked office store with groceries, RV accessories, snacks, and souvenirs. Immaculate and modern restrooms and showers. Propane is available at $3.89/gallon. Two playgrounds, nice pool, no spa, coin operated game room. - StephenK
Natural Bridge Station, Virginia (map) | (540) 291-2727
Sites: 223 | Latest Rate: $65.00 | 90 Reviews
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Mar 2016 - $65.00
Hands down this is the most disgusting park I have ever stayed. Problems ranged from kids riding golf carts around (less than 13 years old) at all hours of the day/night, public urination, loud music, very unlevel sites, drunk parents walking at all hours, etc etc etc. I'm not a prude and I believe in having a good time but when we have several men start urinating on a tree right across from me and the office ... ..that was the bottom straw. My RV was on a site that would not level without adding 5 inches of boards. It was not what I expected of a nationally recognized and franchised "kid" friendly and recruited RV park. - Nudefirefighter1
Mar 2016 - $1.00
We called ahead and were told we would have a reservation. When we arrived no one was at the office. Called the number on the door and was told to go ahead and park even though no written reservation had been left for us. When we left in the morning no one was in the office. A bit rustic. We didn't take advantage of the campsite entertainment facilities as we were on a schedule. Would visit again. - SD-DC-Emma-Scottie
Oct 2015 - $56.00
I have been here in the past and found this park to be in a nice setting. The park has some great views and the drive here is very pleasant. The full service hookups all work well and in proper working order. The staff is always nice and ready to answer all questions and assist you as necessary. I will be back. - ray wyatt
85919 Blue Ridge Parkway Bedford, Virginia 24523 (map) | (540) 377-2377
Sites: 68 | Latest Rate: $19.00 | 5 Reviews
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May 2016 - $19.00
Pleasant and nice campground, very well maintained. Realize this is an older parkway campground that is small and the sites are in general designed for smaller campers. When researching sites on the website, when it says a site is 30 ft long, realize the site driveway is what's 30 ft long, and can be angled (the longer angle measurement is 30 ft.) Generally this will not accommodate an actual 30 ft trailer, and then there is the problem of parking your tow vehicle. The pull-through sites are best for longer rigs, not the back-ins. Plenty of beautiful local hikes in the area, very pleased with our visit. - dxr
Sep 2015 - $8.00
A park with real potential, but I had a few issues with it. The park has no services or showers, which is fine, but they allow generator use all day long, rather than just between certain hours, which destroys the peace. If that weren't bad enough, one day there were mowers running all day, and another day, they had a massive chipper operating for hours, shredding trees. It was very noisy. The RV side of the park is cramped, and there was only one spot on my site where I could get my slide out. I noticed this problem with a number of the sites. There are some sites where you will not be able to open any slides. I did walk through the tent side of the park one day, and it was really nice. They allow camper vans and pickup campers on that side. The sites are three times as big, and extremely private in that area. There is no cell service, even by antenna, and no wifi. - KAP99
Apr 2012 - $16.00
Nice campground but no hook ups of any kind, no showers. Good place to camp cheap in a beautiful area. No campground activities for families. - 69camper
6252 Elon Rd Monroe, Virginia 24574 (map) | (434) 299-5228
Sites: 75 | Latest Rate: $33.00 | 35 Reviews
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Sep 2016 - $33.00
Nicely maintained park...Our site was mostly level and nice shade cover with trees. Wifi was non-existent. We were able to receive 8 channels with our antenna. Lot of up hill climbs and switchbacks to get to the campground. Kinda scary with a 39 ft 5th wheel. Found a different way out..Great destination park. - Trucker 2
Jun 2016 - $42.00
This is a nice clean and quiet campground a bit off the interstate. Stayed four nights and explored the area. Good location to see Natural Bridge,the caverns, D- Day Memorial and Appomattox Court House. Nice owners greeted us as we pulled in. Check in was easy and we were escorted to our site. Level gravel site with table and fire ring, plenty of room for slide out. Not much ground cover between sites but plenty of trees for shade. Restrooms were clean and are individual rooms with shower, toilet and sink. Wi-Fi very slow to non existent because of their location and being on satellite Wi-Fi. Campground gets busy on weekends. There is a pool and plenty of activities and games for kids. We would camp here again if in the ares. - 21fbrs
Oct 2015 - $38.00
A nice campground that I would consider more a destination park rather than one stayed at while traveling. Good hosts and workampers present. Appeared to be an older park with sites mainly scattered through trees. Because we are a smaller Class A, we were put in an angled site between trees which gave us decent space on one side but a little less on our entrance side. leveling was a must for our site and even those we saw on concrete. We used the campground as a base camp to get to Appomattox and surrounding area. A nice feature is that the Blue Ridge Parkway entrance is less than a mile away.
Coming from I-81 South the KOA book had us get off Exit 175 which was fine (Garmin was giving another exit). Going into the town of Glasgow it is an easy drive. After you turn on County 130 the road is a bit hilly and then you see the warning sign for 65' trucks/Rvs. For the next 3.6 miles you are in S curves and switch backs. Taken at appropriate speed it is very doable. We had to come out the same way as in, so the difference was we were climbing vs down hill. - ownedafew
Vesuvius, Virginia (map) | (540) 377-6168
Sites: 50 | Latest Rate: $20.00 | 1 Reviews
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Apr 2005 - $20.00
As of April 2005, this campground is closed. The land was sold and rezones as residential building lots. - Horizons28
Montebello, Virginia (map) | (540) 377-2650
Sites: 60 | Latest Rate: $40.00 | 16 Reviews
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Jul 2016 - $40.00
The worst RV park we never stayed in.Had made reservations for 2 day stay. Great direction warning on website, but when we arrived and drove through park (?), found no sites suitable for 38 ft fifth wheel. Very narrow winding road through campground, unlevel sites, with trees right up against the roadway. Decided not to stay; worse than old state park campgrounds. Made reservation at Passport America rate, but when we told the office personnel that we had trouble navigating through the campground and weren't going to stay, they charged us the full rate. Campground was empty, so it's not like our reservation prevented someone else from camping here. Would not have minded cancellation fee of 1 day at PA rate, but being charged 1 day cancellation at full rate was just wrong. Not a campground for rigs over 30 ft. - Traveling Warrior
Jun 2014 - $36.00
I took the Blue Ridge Parkway - VA56 to get to this campground from northern Virginia. The parkway was a pleasant drive even though they were repaving sections of it. If your GPS suggests that you turn left onto some shortcut side roads before you hit VA56 DON'T. These are very narrow forest service roads with huge drop offs. If you meet someone half way, one of you will have to backup. I only had to drive 3 miles on VA56. It was winding, narrow and was constantly going uphill or downhill. The general store where you check in and get supplies is on the north side of the road while the campground itself is on the south side. I was talking with a lady who was a member of the family that owned the campground. Among the things she told me was that they have RV's up to 40 feet stay there. I found that amazing as the road coming to the campground was bad and I thought the sites were a bit small. She also said that her father worked for the park service and opened the campground after he retired. I asked if this was a former forest service campground because the sign looks just like a forest service sign. She said her father made it that way because he liked the FS signs. This is the first campground that I have been to where I saw no class A RV's. I only saw travel trailers, 5th wheels, tents, pop ups and one other class C RV besides mine. They have two ponds, one within the campground for catch and release (I caught 1 Sunfish!) and a trout pond at the entrance where you can fish for free but have to pay by the pound for the fish you catch. The rest room and general store were very nice. The only short comings that I saw were that there is no cell service, no Wi-Fi, no cable and satellite dishes don't work due to the massive trees within the campground. My site was not quite level and everything (picnic table, water, electric and sewer) were on one side and spaced out. So in order to make most things work, I had to forgo sewer and use the dump station when I left. However, I had a very relaxing weekend here and would return. - User3064
Sep 2013 - $36.00
Nice quiet wooded site with easy access. Park is very clean and well maintained. The staff was very helpful. Very relaxing! A few miles off the Blue Ridge Parkway. Note that there is no cell phone coverage or wireless access. Not a problem, but something to be aware of. So, if you every want the perfect spot to get away from it all and chill out, this is it! - TarheelBlue


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The top 20 spring collections from Milan based on the number of Style.com page views during the first 12 days they were posted online.
If you happened to miss New York Fashion Week, dresses of all shapes and sizes dominated the runways. Well, guess what? Milan continued to "dress" things up, too — and in a variety of styles, no less. "The dress is…one of the most important categories for spring," said Ken Downing, fashion director of Neiman Marcus. "There were terrific options here: floating styles that moved away from the body — trapeze, Empire and shift shapes. The Eighties and Mod Sixties are giving the dress more of an edge." Other trends on the runway included miniskirts, metallics and plenty of patent accessories. In all, Style.com's top 20 designers accounted for over 24 million page views — 43 percent above last year. — Cecily Hall
Page views: 2,290,180
It was a beautiful, wearable collection in Miuccia Prada's house this season, but that certain "wow" factor seemed to be missing. Perhaps everything was too commercial, or too subdued. The designer toyed with lean dresses and belted blouses, while accessorizing with the occasional utilitarian backpack. Said WWD, "In fashion, the search is for good clothes, which Prada provided. As for a larger concept…it was not included this season."
Page views: 1,961,447
Christopher Bailey's use of airy fabrics, pale colors and toned-down prints made for a light and charming collection, "brimming with first-class merch," said WWD. He sent out linen trenches and buoyant dresses, and plenty of filmy knits.
Page views: 1,899,197
There's no doubt Gucci is a cash cow for its parent PPR. The brand identifies with the masses, but this season, Frida Giannini's collection was anything but commercial. The pieces were "a joust between space chicks and Eastern European majorettes."
Page views: 1,734,206
Consuelo Castiglione whipped up a collection of fresh, sporty pieces for spring. Though the show lacked a bit of spark, she sent out plenty of pieces: Bold prints of half-belted dresses, leggings, cocoon skirts and warm-up jackets lit up her runway.
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Donatella Versace's spring collection was deemed "terrific — the best in Milan," by WWD. Not only did Versace herself look incredible, but the collection's high-waisted dresses, lean coats, sporty short jacket and the green jewel-collared gown looked just as fabulous.
Page views: 1,569,380
Daytime's fluid jackets and ruffled skirts, combined with evening's Empire gown and floral-patterned dresses made for "Giorgio Armani's most beautifully controlled collection in years," said WWD. The silver gown with the plunging neckline was a standout.
Page views: 1,395,575
It was a football extravaganza at Roberto Cavalli's house this season — including scoreboards and AstroTurf. He kept the theme in check without overindulging, sending out sporty pieces like a beige trench with gold buttons.
Page views: 1,263,192
Tomas Maier's approach to this season's dress trend came in the form of jersey dresses, which were pleated, smocked and embroidered. He played with linens and silks and kept the rest of his dresses loose and breezy, "a major Milan trend," noted WWD.
Page views: 1,190,005
The dresses alone made for a girly fest at Alberta Ferretti this season. Working with a breezy palette of light colors, she showed an ivory chiffon gown and draped minidresses — "in fact, she sent out enough pretty frocks to last 1,001 nights," said WWD.
Page views: 1,130,088
"This collection lacked the usual Fendi oomph," noted WWD, though Karl Lagerfeld's spacewear "looked more wearable than most of the rest." He showed sweaters bordered with chains, leathery Eighties-shape frocks cinched with wide belts.
Page views: 1,109,088
Though Angela Missoni's spring collection was a hodgepodge of ideas, it all worked. She showed everything from balloon skirts with oversize pockets to knitted tubes and boleros. She introduced some new daring and graphic prints of irises and camouflage.
Page views: 1,007,540
Too much flash and not enough substance came from Matthew Williamson's Pucci collection for spring. Revealing wild tropical colors, way-too-big sequins and clunky jewelry, his minidresses and miniskirts were not well-received. "Williamson will have to tone down the exaggeration and up the finesse," said WWD.
Page views: 985,439
Said WWD of Raf Simons' shimmer pink iridescent sequined dress, "It was a dazzler in every way." His Jil Sander collection for spring was heavy on yellows, greens and blues and contained sculpted miniskirts, along with boxy and long jackets over skinny pants.
Page views: 976,293
Dean and Dan Caten's decision to move away from sex appeal and more toward the girl-next-door made for a lively collection. The pieces were delightful and modern, especially the crisp button-downs, and the lace-trimmed and nautical numbers.
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It was a safari-theme adventure at Moschino this season. But the crowd received a mixed bag of goods — the giraffe-printed gown seemed too gimmicky, but the tailored cargo shorts, classic African-print dresses and puffy safari jackets impressed.
Page views: 766,270
"Plenty of sizzle," said WWD of Alessandro Dell'Acqua for spring. He worked key elements, such as the Sixties, rock 'n' roll and erotic themes, sending out purple baby-doll dresses, huge, flowered numbers and lacy tops.
Page views: 706,730
Anna Molinari sent out plenty of her girly dresses for spring, along with lace shirts and box-pleated skirts that were paired with decorated cardigans. "Evening was just as romantic with a bouquet of chiffon gowns in rose, pink and lavender," said WWD.
Page views: 677,323
Veronica Etro's cosmic take on spring included blazers with spacey adornments and military-style vests, but they mixed awkwardly with paisley baby-doll dresses and kilts. Although the silk dresses were appealing, "a few far-flung pieces do not a collection make," said WWD.
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Gianfranco Ferré sent out his message for spring by way of shorts — short-shorts, that is, which were paired with cropped jackets and tanks. He showed a combination of nautical pieces, then sent out teddy dresses and see-through camisoles.
Page views: 642,972
Amid the primal clothing and extreme styling (such as a cardigan over lamé and gladiator sandals) that Max Mara showed, there were some real gems. The draped skirts, button-downs and loose blazers were all smart pieces that stood out on the runway.


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Ray Jarvis (baseball)
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This article is about the former Major League Baseball pitcher. For the former National Football League wide receiver, see Ray Jarvis (American football).
|Ray Jarvis
May 10, 1946
Providence, Rhode Island
|MLB debut
|April 15, 1969, for the Boston Red Sox
|Last MLB appearance
|September 13, 1970, for the Boston Red Sox
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Raymond Arnold Jarvis (born May 10, 1946) is a former pitcher in Major League Baseball. He played professionally for the Boston Red Sox and the California Angels.
Jarvis was born in Providence, Rhode Island and attended Hope High School.[1]
He batted and threw right-handed. The Boston Red Sox drafted Jarvis in the eighteenth round of the 1965 amateur draft. He pitched over one hundred innings for the Red Sox between 1969 and 1970 before he was traded to the California Angels with Tony Conigliaro and Jerry Moses.[2] Jarvis never pitched for the Angels.
- ^ "Ray Jarvis Stats". Baseball Almanac. Retrieved April 8, 2014.
- ^ Ray Jarvis Statistics - Baseball-Reference.com
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Today's lineup: Ryan Howard batting fifth again
Today's lineup: Ryan Howard batting fifth again
In his second-to-last game in a Phillies uniform, Ryan Howard will man first base and bat fifth against the Mets on Saturday afternoon (1:05/FOX).
Howard went 1 for 4 Friday night with a double. The first baseman has three home runs and five RBI in 44 at-bats against the Mets this season.
Andres Blanco takes Freddy Galvis' starting spot at shortstop and bats second. Galvis left Friday night's game with hamstring tightness. Blanco has not made a start since Sept. 16, but is batting .294 against the Mets this year.
Cameron Rupp catches and bats sixth for the second day in a row. Rupp went 2 for 3 on Friday night with an RBI. Jimmy Paredes and Aaron Altherr follow Rupp in the lineup and man the corners in the outfield.
Here's the Phillies' full lineup:
1. Cesar Hernandez, 2B
2. Andres Blanco, SS
3. Odubel Herrera, CF
4. Maikel Franco, 3B
5. Ryan Howard, 1B
6. Cameron Rupp, C
7. Jimmy Paredes, LF
8. Aaron Altherr, RF
9. Phil Klein, P
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1. Jose Reyes, 3B
2. Asdrubal Cabrera, SS
3. Yoenis Cespedes, LF
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5. Jay Bruce, RF
6. T.J. Rivera, 2B
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Love Isn't Always on Time: Approaching the Ben Simmons injury rationally
Love Isn't Always on Time: Approaching the Ben Simmons injury rationally
Does it hurt? Yeah, it hurts.
You know when the last year the Sixers went into the preseason without a devastating injury to a frontcourt player hanging over their heads was? 2011. Back when LMFAO was big. Since then, it's been:
2012: Andrew Bynum
2013: Nerlens Noel
2014: Joel Embiid
2015: Joel Embiid
2016: Ben Simmons
Even the Blazers, heretofore the NBA franchise with the most cursed big-man luck, got years, decades in between the NBA tragedies of Bill Walton, Sam Bowie, and Greg Oden to grieve. The Sixers seem unprecedently determined to get their bad juju all out of the way at once.
The last item on that list was, of course, announced last night - Simmons has a fractured fifth metatarsal in his right foot -- and is especially tough, mostly because it was so unforeseeable. Andrew Bynum had a long history of injury. Nerlens Noel was ruled out for the season before draft night, as was Joel Embiid. But as far as we knew, Ben Simmons had lived a long and healthy life that, failing a Shaun Livingston-type freak injury, was just going to continue in its elongated healthiness. Foot trouble was definitely not in the plan.
It's also tough because it proves we're not out of the woods yet. Not like anyone thought Philly was gonna win 40 games and challenge for the playoffs this year, but certainly most of us allowed ourselves to believe that the worst was over, and that karma was gonna finally owe us for a little while. Turns out, we may be through with the past, but the past isn't through with us. Doug Collins musta really sold this team's soul to get us to that Game 7 against Boston in the conference semis four seasons ago.
But we can deal. For better and worse, Sixers fans have developed a hard-earned resilience to news of such maladies, and this revelation isn't nearly as bad as some other casually-in-crisis press releases we've had to deal with in recent years (yet). So once we're done processing the initial sorrow that comes with hearing we're not going to get to see our No. 1 overall pick play meaningful basketball as soon as we deserve, let's make our parents proud by being good little Process Trusters, and approaching this situation rationally:
This is only a two-month injury.
BREAKING! Per ESPN's medical analyst Dr. Mark Adickes, The estimated time frame for a full recovery for Ben Simmons' injury is 8 weeks!— 975TheFanatic (@975TheFanatic) October 1, 2016
This isn't yet, and shouldn't be, a season-ender. ESPN estimates Simmons will be out eight weeks; a wise bet would probably have him staying sidelined a little longer than that Just to Be Sure. Christmas seems like the reasonable mental goalpost for his return, which means -- barring setbacks -- at most he'd miss the team's first 30 games.
That's a lot, but not really: Jahlil Okafor missed 29 games last season, and I don't think most of us even remember injuries as being a particularly notable part of his rookie year. By this point, the Sixers are used to going entire seasons without proof of life from our star rooks. Two months? We can do that standing on our heads.
This doesn't necessarily mean anything for Simmons' long-term prospects.
This is a very well researched list of past players who've had 5th metatarsal fractures— max (@MaxRappaport) October 1, 2016
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Feet-related injuries are rivaled only by head stuff as the scariest thing you can see on an NBA medical report — especially for big men, as memories of giants like Walton and Yao having their careers plagued by such maladies continue to reverberate. In Simmons' case, his injury is reminiscent of Nets center Brook Lopez, who lost the better part of several seasons to recurring problems stemming from an initial foot fracture.
But as that above list shows, the great majority of NBA players to have suffered this injury -- presumed to be an avulsion fracture, not the ghastlier Jones fracture -- have bounced back from it pretty quickly, and not been subsequently effected. Pau Gasol and Mike Bibby both went on to have long, productive, mostly health-drama-free-careers -- hell, Pau just averaged 19 and 13 in 72 games as a 35-year-old. C.J. McCollum suffered the injury as a rookie just three years ago, and I'd already forgotten it was even part of his story. Our Once and Always Dark Lord-willing, it doesn't have to be part of Simmons', either.
The Sixers — and Simmons — were gonna be bad anyway.
Not like this much hurts the Sixers' playoff chances, which were basically 0 to begin with. As much excitement as we could have expected from the early parts of this season, "wins' was not gonna be part of the deal just yet — Vegas set our over-under at 27.5, and most of our local experts have logically taken the under. Hopefully we actually get at least one of our first 17 this year, but with a poorly balanced rotation consisting mostly of rookies and free agents, W's were always gonna be slow-coming.
And I personally believed that Simmons was gonna take a while to blossom himself. We'd get some gorgeous passes and fun full-court shenanigans, sure, but we'd also get a lot of clanked jumpers, missed rotations, and soul-sucking isos that take up 18 seconds of the shot-clock and still finish where they started. He'll still have that rough adjustment period two months or so later, but at least with the season already underway and the rest of the squad maybe finding their footing a little, hopefully there'll be less pressure on him to do everything immediately.
Simmons can still put in work while sidelined.
One possible silver lining in Ben Simmons' injury: Recovery timetable could provide weeks to break down and rebuild his shooting mechanics.— Jake Fischer (@JakeLFischer) October 1, 2016
Remember how horrific Nerlens Noel's shooting form was coming into the NBA? The upside of him missing a year with his torn ACL was that he was able to spend a good portion of his should've-been-rookie season rebuilding it. He's still not Kevin Garnett on offense and likely never will be, but he was able to reach Respectably Bad at the free-throw line, and that alone will make an enormous difference in the arc of his NBA career.
Simmons' jumper isn't nearly so broken, but he could also use the work. Time spent perfecting his mechanics while he doesn't have any other aspects of the game to really worry about could be huge for Benny's early development, and hopefully will give him the confidence to take -- if not yet make -- those open jumpers when first presented to him.
We still have the two other guys.
Truth is, Simmons was only the rookie I was third-most-excited about on the Sixers this year, and the other two -- Joel Embiid and Dario Saric, who we've waited a combined four seasons for -- are still on track to play. Of course, putting all (or at least half) our eggs in Emiid's basket is never gonna be a particularly secure feeling, and the mind goes even catatonic considering the possibility of Embiid also getting hurt before season's start. But if (knock on lumber-yard) this as bad as the preseason news gets for the Sixers, and we enter with just the two mega-hyped rooks, with a third on the way shortly... that's still cupcakes and sprinkles as far as I'm concerned.
So yeah, this is a bad weekend, and a rough development for a fanbase who'd finally begun to let their guard down the teensiest amount. That said, it's not the end of the world, the end of the season, or really the end of anything besides our foolishly unbridled optimism. A valuable lesson in hoping for the best and always fearing the worst, but just because we're not floating in the clouds anymore doesn't mean we're plummeting to the ground yet, either.
Trust The Process 🙏🏿🙏🏿— Joel Embiid (@JoelEmbiid) October 1, 2016


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These two new DVDs offer a combination of either longer or shorter practices with lots of focus on core work and alignment. Sadie demonstrates and leads the practice from atop a beautiful mesa in Sedona, AZ surrounded by red rock that nearly matches her fiery red hair. Viewers will find a great blend of her funkiness (Charlie's Angel Mudra) and her strong basis in anatomy ("lift that golden egg, the pelvic diaphragm"). Her language is clear and links breath and movement while at the same time offering both a vigorous and/or modified practice. There is something for everyone is this set of videos.
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A new teacher training program announced by the Boston-based Woodrow Wilson Foundation in partnership with MIT aims to upend teacher training by awarding degrees based on mastery of specific skills, not time in the classroom. (See a Q&A with Patrick Riccards of the Woodrow Wilson Foundation here.)
Nearly 460 Kansas State University students have earned graduation honors with their May 2015 degrees.
The Spring 2015 Honor Roll for Garden City Community College has been announced. The considerations were based on degree-seeking students enrolled in eight (8) hours or more for the Spring 2015 Semester.
Approximately 4,575 undergraduate students at the University of Kansas earned honor roll distinction for the spring 2015 semester. The students, from KU's Lawrence campus and the schools of Health Professions and Nursing in Kansas City, represent 96 of 105 Kansas counties, 47 other states and territories, and 38 other countries.
Michael Abbott of Great Bend is part of cast and crew presenting "The Nerd," a hilarious and popular comedy by Larry Shue.
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The good news in Columbus, Ohio, schools this summer is that 87 percent of its third-graders passed the reading test and can move on to the next grade, WBNS 10-TV reports. The bad news is that 599, or 13 percent, did not.
Hoisington Masonic Lodge #331 has awarded $10,100 dollars in scholarships to area students and legacies of Hoisington Masonic Lodge #331 members.
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Liam Nolan strikes in first half stoppage time to give Sandgrounders their second win of the season
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