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Sea salt
2 to 4 lobsters
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3/4 cup extra-virgin olive oil
1/4 cup finger chiles or jalapenos, seeded and minced
Ground black pepper
Juice of 1/2 a lemon, plus more for serving
1/2 loaf sourdough bread
6 tablespoons butter
Fresh chopped parsley, for serving
Bring a pot of salted water to a boil. Prepare an ice water bath. Cook the lobsters until done, about 4 minutes, and then shock them in the ice water bath. Remove the lobster meat from the shell and roughly chop. Reserve on ice until needed.
Combine the garlic, oil, chiles, 3 teaspoons salt and 3 teaspoons pepper in a small pot and cook over medium-high heat, stirring, until the garlic is golden brown. Squeeze in the lemon juice and remove the pot from the heat. Stir well and keep warm until needed.
Cut the sourdough into 1/2-inch-thick slices, and then cut into 3 1/2-inch-long by 1 1/2-inch-wide rectangles. Melt the butter in a saucepan and add the bread. Toast the bread until golden brown on both sides. Transfer the bread into a bowl and top with the chopped lobster. Drizzle with the garlic-chile oil, sprinkle with salt and top with chopped parsley and fresh lemon juice.
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Fiola bar manager Jeff Faile came up with seven takes on the recipe, many of which rely on an influx of new amaros (bitter liqueurs) in DC. "My distributor has me on speed dial whenever something bitter comes in," Faile says.
His menu opens with a Negroni Bianco made from peaty Botanist gin, light Cocchi Americano—an apertivo made with orange peels—and floral Dolin Blanc vermouth. "Quite a few people have their own variation of a Negroni Bianco—it's almost becoming a classic in itself," Faile says.
The Negroni Vittorio blends powerful Zucca (a rhubarb-based amaro) with malty, herbal Genevieve gin and anise-scented Cocchi vermouth for an especially strong and pungent offering. Faile's latest Negroni Jalisco is his biggest departure yet from the original, going so far as to swap vegetal Espolon Reposado tequila for gin and combine it with the complex French liqueur Suze (which landed in the US this year), Dolin Blanc and grapefruit bitters.
Faile likes to experiment, but he doesn't stray too far from the standard trio of bitter, sweet and boozy ingredients. Despite its ever-growing popularity, he hopes the Negroni won't join the ranks of over-adulterated classic cocktails (see: fruity martinis and frozen daiquiris). "Negronis have such a specific following and fan base. I can't imagine the newly 21-year-old drinker going out to the local sports bar asking for a raspberry Negroni," Faile says.
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One of F&W's top 50 bars puts a summery twist on the Negroni by adding orange flower water to gin, spicy Cocchi di Torino and Luxardo Bitter—a rich, bitter liquor similar to Campari.
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If rock bottom wasn't the way you might have seen fit to describe these bumbling, unraveling Red Sox a few days ago, a sweep at the hands of the last-place Seattle Mariners should do the trick.
Now, 6� games behind the Yankees in the AL East, Boston is closer to third place (just two games ahead of Toronto) than first. If it happens -- and based on a pathetic 8-18 record this month, remains a definite possibility -- a third-place finish would be the Red Sox' first since 1997.
The Red Sox aren't going to be playing in five weeks. And with that in mind, just four days remain for Theo Epstein to sell off some of the pieces.
With the Aug. 31 waiver trading deadline fast approaching, and Epstein criticism still at an all-time high for failing to pull the trigger on a July 31 deal, it's a true signal of how far this team has fallen that the Red Sox are more likely to be sellers than buyers one month later. Yesterday's lineup in the 6-3 loss to Seattle featured just five players from the one on Opening Day. How bad is it? The Kansas City Royals have a better record for the month than the $130 million Red Sox.
If we're looking to 2007 anyhow, why not start now by folding?
It was a minor news story last week when word eked out that David Wells had cleared waivers, opening the door for a trade with any club. The lefty has pitched well in his last two starts, allowing four runs over a total of 14 1/3 innings, and could provide a contending team with a solid presence in the rotation down the stretch and, more importantly, a bona fide seasoned performer when then air gets crisp and the leaves begin their metamorphosis. The man is 8-8 in October in his career with a 3.15 ERA, the memory of his solid start last fall in Chicago the only positive Boston had to take away from its last playoff run.
The Red Sox might not be able to hold out for too much for a guy like Wells, 43 and perhaps on the verge of retirement. But in the end, isn't something better than nothing? You think Omar Minaya isn't salivating over the thought of putting Wells in the rotation with Pedro Martinez and Tom Glavine for October? Could a guy like Wells secure the West for Los Angeles? Even the cost-friendly Twins would be able to find a way to afford Wells's performance-based salary with the availability of Francisco Liriano up in the air.
Keeping Wells in Boston isn't really doing anyone any good. Even if he doesn't decide to retire, the option of him staying in Boston might not be all that bright. It wasn't long ago that Wells was demanding to be traded, remember, a request the team did not fulfill for need of his services. Of course, it was a presence they hardly felt as Wells went down with a knee injury that had sidelined him most of the year.
Besides, have you seen some of the other names of pitchers that have cleared waivers? Names like Shawn Chacon, Jae Seo, Sidney Ponson, and Bruce Chen. Wells is a relative Bob Gibson compared to those schlubs. And knowing that he is the best available option out there, perhaps Epstein and the baseball ops folks might be able to squeeze a little more out of someone by kicking off a bidding war. Bottom line is, Wells could be the difference for a team that needs a No. 3 starter, and whoever lands him might be seen instantly as the favorite for the trophy.
Not that Wells is the only option to go, just the most attractive for other teams to go after. It is assumed that Mark Loretta, a free agent at the end of the season, has cleared waivers, since the Sox offered him to Detroit last week for pitching help. The A's have light-hitting Mark Ellis playing second, and could be in the market for an upgrade, perhaps. Mike Lowell's $9 million price tag makes him nearly impossible to move, but it's a contract the Sox would leap at the chance to rid themselves of. Guys like Javy Lopez, Julian Tavarez, and Mike Timlin aren't going to help anyone.
But Wells is the most likely, and logical, player to be gone by the time Thursday rolls around in that he provides one hopeful contender with the solid prospect of heading into October dangerously armed. In return, Wells gets one more shot at a title before heading off into the sunset, and the Red Sox get a little bonus for their effort, a player who could turn out to be no more than a spare part, but has the potential to be Jeff Bagwell, a mid-level prospect the Red Sox included in the Larry Anderson waiver deal 15 years ago.
The Red Sox are going nowhere. Which is why they should move Wells somewhere. He's slated to start Thursday, for the moment, against Toronto in what turns out to be a showdown for second place. But by the time that game rolls around, Wells might be preparing to start in a different city entirely, for a club with aspirations of winning the World Series.
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"After our race was done he said the only time he ever got stage fright was at the Ashland race," he said, noting the enthusiasm of local crowds who encourage each racer. "That was a real feather in my cap."
Poage, who was one of only two slalom skateboard enthusiasts in the area when the Southern Fried Cone Race was first organized, said the festival event has generated considerable interest locally and is largely responsible for the local HOSS club.
"It's very exciting, but a little bit intimidating because, literally, we will be having some of the fastest guys in the world coming to Ashland," Poage said, noting Guinness World Record holder Richie Carrasco, who holds the record for the most 360s on a skateboard, is expected at this year's race, and he may bring the world-record holder for the best time through a 100-cone course.
"Several pros have already signed up," he said, citing expected guest racers from England and Canada as well as across the United States. Despite the increased level of competition, Poage said local skaters will also be among the athletes to keep an eye on.
In fact, Ashland resident Kyle Smith, 19, is the number one amateur in the world. "There will be a lot of eyes on him," Poage said. "I'm looking for him to do pretty well."
Registration for the race remains open, Poage said, adding the slalom skateboard scene tends to be welcoming to newcomers. Some specialized equipment is needed to do well at downhill slalom competitions, he said, although the only requirements are "a helmet and that you sign the waiver," he said, adding anyone interested in racing can sign up at ncdsa.com. Practice runs for this year's race on 17th Street will begin at 8:30 a.m. on Sept. 21 with official timed runs getting under way around 10 a.m., Poage said.
The Southern Fried Cone Contest helped fill a real void in Poage Landing Days. While older adults have always enjoyed and supported the craft tents and the concerts that have always been the centerpiece of the festival in downtown Ashland, one of most avid supporters of the festival sighed during an early festival and said, "Look around at all the people. Do you see any teenagers? There are a few but not many. We need to do something to get teenagers here. I can't even get my granddaughter here."
The cone contest immediately brought scores of teenagers to Poage Landing Days as they lined both sides of 17th Street between Winchester and Greenup avenues to cheer the skaters on. And it is not just teens who have watched the races, many old adults have also found the races to be entertaining. While most of the competitors are young, there is also a handful of "old guys" on hand to show that they can compete with those half their age.
Poage Landing Days organizer Phillip Stewart said he is especially pleased with the level of attention from the skateboard community.
"The skateboard races have blown the lid off of everything. We've got a lot of professionals coming in this year," Stewart said.
The skateboard races have always been entertaining, but they are about to get better. Increasing the number of points skaters can earn in Ashland is a tribute to the community and the organizers of this race. Of course, the existence of a nice hill on 17th Street makes the race that much more challenging.
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Uncle Sam's latest effort to combat poverty in eastern Kentucky will soon begin in eight counties in southeastern Kentucky. Here's hoping this program proves more effective at improving the economic health of this region than the programs launched a half century ago when President Lyndon Jonson came to eastern Kentucky to declare "War on Poverty."
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We offer a somewhat belated congratulations to Derek Hazlett, a welding instructor at the Carter County Career and Technical Center, for being one of only two recipients of the 2013 Carl J. Schaefer Memorial Award that honors career and technical education teachers.
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Just a few years ago, few could have ever imagined hosting two public forums on heroin use in Bracken County, the mostly rural county located along the Ohio River between Mason and Campbell counties. After all, at the time heroin was a drug problem in major cities like New York City, Chicago and Los Angeles but not in peaceful small towns like Brooksville and Augusta.
Efforts to contain white-nose syndrome have so far failed
Efforts by officials at Carter Caves State Resort Park to prevent white-nose syndrome from spreading among bats have so far failed. The same is true further west at Mammoth Cave, the world's largest cave system and the only national park in Kentucky.
Wrong changes
After ignoring previous efforts by the Kentucky House of Representatives to place a constitutional amendment automatically restoring the voting rights of most felons, a Kentucky Senate committee has finally approved a bill that, if approved by the full Senate, could lead to the amendment being placed on the November ballo
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In what may surprise a lot of Kentuckians, the commonwealth set a new record for exports in 2013 with $25.3 billion in sales of Kentucky-made products and services. But it is no surprise to Gov. Steve Beshear and economic development leaders. After all, last year marked the third consecutive year the state has set new records in exports.
When a violent storm occurs in Kentucky, a state park may be one of the safest places you can be. That's because Kentucky is the first state in the nation to have all of its 34 state parks with overnight accommodations designated as "StormReady" by the National Weather.
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Happy 77th Birthday Mr. Cub.
My close encounter with Ernie was well after his hall of fame career was over. Take the "wayback machine" with me to May 19th, 1979. A group of my University of Chicago Med School classmates went with me to see a Cubs game that crisp May afternoon. Some of you might remember that unmemorable team...Buckner, Kingman, DeJesus, Ontiveros and Foote.
We sat behind home plate but about half way up the grandstands and the group had an entire row. About the 2nd inning one of my friends gets up and has this weird grin on his face as he moved down the row. Then out of the corner of my eye I noticed, coming up the aisle...Mr. Cub. That was cool enough, but he procedes to sit down next to me in the recently vacated seat from my friend. My classmates knew I was getting married in June and so I have to tell you that this was IMHO the worlds greatest batchelor party geeky me could have ever hoped for (although the Palomino Club in North Vegas would have been my 2nd choice). Ernie stayed there with me talking baseball for about 7 innings. Honest. I have a picture (that's me in the Cub hat) on my office wall to prove it. What does one talk about to his childhood hero? I don't remember much other than it was a very surreal experience. I do remember hearing him tell me his favorite number was 9 (not 14), as in 9 innings and 9 players on the field. Ernie philosophising Baseball Kaballah?
Ernie was still under the Cubs employ for PR functions in that era and my med school pals had set this up, hence the goofy grins when the group knew he was on the way up to us.
The Cubs were 3-hit and lost 3-0 that day to the Pirates. Jim Rooker over Mike Krukow. So much for surrealism.
To throw in my orthopedic two cents worth, Mr. Cub has had two total knee replacements (not by me, but I do know his orthopod) and they are working just fine. When the Ortho Academy meeting was in Chicago March 2006, Ernie was guest appearing in a promotion called "Champions for Patient Education" and was as bubbly as ever.
Drumroll...and You Tube tributes to good ol' #14. May you have many more very happy birthdays.
until we take a one game lead over the Brewers in the NL Central.
And just in case you forgot how bad that Kellie Pickler performance was:
Unfortunately (maybe fortunately), it doesn't have the follow-up interview.
The folks over at Cubscast are doing something they've deemed "The Strodes". A little off-season diversion to recognize some of the best Cubs websites out there. Here are the categories:
Best Cubs Blog – Individual Author Best Cubs Blog – Multiple Author Best Cubs Site - Overall - Non-Blog Best Cubs Rumor Site Best Cubs Player Site Best Cubs Humor Site Best Cubs Merchandise/Memorabilia/Clothing Site Excellence in Diction – Best Original Cubs-Related Word or Phrase Lifetime Achievement Award
I mentioned it in the comments yesterday and we've already gotten some readers to nominate us for Best Cubs Site - Multiple Authors, Excellence in Diction (Cubbery) and the Lifetime Achievement Award for Arizona Phil.
While Chad's "Cubbery" sure seems like a runaway winner for Excellence in Diction, I do want to also mention Transmission's "womacked", as in "He really womacked the hell out of that ball". There's probably a few more out there like the Ryan Dempster Experience and so forth, but I'll let you guys do the pimping. "The Joe" nominated Carrie Muskat's mailbag column for Best Humor Site, which I thought was a nice touch.
Also, if you feel that we should be nominated for another category, we'd certainly appreciate it. And of course, if you feel other sites on the world wide web deserve a nomination, drop it in the comments over there.
Also want to menton that Chicago Magazine put us in their top 171 Chicago websites. There were only about 7 other sports-themed sites mentioned and us and GoatRiders of the Apocalypse were the only two that feature mostly Cubs content. Here's the blurb on us:
"Curse, banter, and sound off about how this might be the year at The Cub Reporter, MVN.COM/MLB-CUBS, featuring Cubs-related news, rumors, updates and commentary from bloggers like "Arizona Phil", "Transmission," and "Cubnut."
First, I find it amusing that they must have stumbled onto us during this escapade. Second, apparently me and the good doctor are chopped liver, or, more likely we need more amusing pseudonyms. I'm either going with "Ryn-O-mite!" or "Rob G-Funk" (as suggested by Transmission). ----
In Cubs news, Roch over at the Baltimore Sun says that talks with the Cubs and Orioles are still "active". And we have a random radio rumor that the Cubs and Red Sox have chatted about Coco Crisp.
Otherwise, I vote for Haiku Wednesday in the comments..
Every Day Is Like Sunday
Readers of the Chicago Daily Tribune woke up on the morning of June 23rd, 1895, to discover that the day's baseball game between the Chicago Colts (fore-runners to the Cubs) and the Cleveland Spiders was likely to be delayed. On account of police raid. As the paper reported, the Rev. W.W. Clark of the Sunday Observance League had demanded warrants for the arrest of team captain Cap Anson and the rest of the Chicago starting nine, for breaking the Sabbath laws.
Jerry Crasnick has a story up at espn.com about the significant number of free agents still looking for work. "The game's rampant unemployment problem," he refers to it jokingly.
It's a long list--more than 90 players are still unattached according to ESPN's Free Agent Tracker--but 12 of the names on the list caught my eye:
Antonio Alfonseca Paul Bako Luis Gonzalez Jerry Hairston Jr. Kenny Lofton Ramon Martinez Damian Miller Corey Patterson Josh Paul Neifi Perez Sammy Sosa Steve Trachsel
From the headline on this post, you can probably guess the question:
If you absolutely, positively had to make room on the current Cubs roster for one of these former Cubs, which one would it be?
Would it be Lofton, who, in his age 40 season, still turned in a .296/.367/.414 line for the Rangers and Indians and could keep centerfield warm until Pie grows into it? Of course it would be Lofton, so take him out of the equation.
Now what you do say? And no, death is not an option.
mlbtraderumors.com flagged this story by Geoff Baker of the Seattle Times, reporting that Adam Jones of the Mariners is on his way to Baltimore in a deal for Eric Bedard. According to Baker, Jones is scheduled to be in Baltimore Monday so he can take a physical. No definitive or semi-definitive word on which other Mariners might also be headed to the O's.
Baker's report is based on an interview between Jones and a baseball writer in Venezuela, where Jones has been playing winter ball. Said the player:
"(Mariners GM Bill Bavasi) called me yesterday and told me the news. I've got to go to Baltimore tomorrow morning and handle things there. I'm the centerpiece of the deal on the Mariners side. It's an honor to get traded for such a highly talented pitcher as Bedard is. He's one of the best."
Naturally, there has to be a little remaining intrigue in this never-ending story. In the last hour, Roch Kubatko of the Baltimore Sun posted this:
I would love to file an entry confirming the Erik Bedard trade to Seattle and releasing the names of the prospects that Orioles president Andy MacPhail acquired in return for the left-hander. Just one problem: Nobody on the Orioles' side is confirming that a deal is done. All we have so far is Adam Jones telling reporters in Venezuela that the Mariners told him that a trade was completed and he should fly to Baltimore. Pretty strong stuff. But the media here needs someone from the warehouse to provide confirmation, and it's not happening.
Obviously, with this being neither a Mariners blog or an Orioles blog, the primary reason to note any of this here is the possibility that having dispatched Bedard, Andy MacPhail might finally get around to moving Brian Roberts. Also, if the M's/O's deal is a reality, we Cub fans can once and for all dispose of any fantasies that the Cubs might actually have been able to land both players from Baltimore.
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- Earlier this week, Tom Verducci tackled the importance of rotation stability. A piece that easily could be re-titled: "The Value of Jason Marquis".
- Also at sportsillustrated.com, Joe Sheehan goes through his 2008 breakout candidates (I believe the article is on BP as well). Clip and save for your fantasty drafts.
- I'll be once again contributing to Wrigley Season Ticket 2008. An in-depth roster review of the 2008 Cubs with plenty of 100-year-World-Series-drought references and an article on our NL Central rivals. I believe you can pre-order now (available on Amazon.com as well) and it should ship near the end of March I believe. For the $10-$15 you'll end up paying, it's like TCR that you can take to the can (See if they put that in their marketing).
- Baseball America takes a look at the importance of velocity in pitching prospects. A quick look back at all the pitchers in their 2002 handbook that topped 98 mph on the gun and how they've fared and then a look a the 2008 prospects that have done the same. Zambrano made an appearance in 2002, Jeff Samardzija makes one in 2008. And we wonder why Hendry is in love with radar gun readings.
- Straight from the horse's mouth, the Padres definitely have interest in Matt Murton. Apparently Kevin Towers doesn't have the same issues as Hendry about talking about players on other teams. Or in the case of Mark Prior, actually talking to those players even though they're still under contract with another team.
The newest addition to the Cubs pitching staff, 37 year old (38 on April 2nd) Jon Lieber is apparently ready to pitch. His tenure in Philadelphia ended abruptly last season in the 6th inning, on June 20th, while backing up home plate on a play in Cleveland. It was one rotten day for him already as he had given up 7 runs on 10 hits and was on the hook for his 6th loss. Initially, and at least for the first few days, it didn't look like anything serious, probably just the run of the mill lateral ankle sprain.
This was the initial report from the Phillies mlb.com site:
June 21st: Ken Mandel, of Philadelphia.Phillies.MLB.com, reports Phillies SP Jon Lieber (ankle) injured his right ankle Wednesday, June 20, while backing up home plate. Lieber had the ankle checked out and it turned out to be largely a muscular injury. Because of off-days, the Phillies should be able to give him extra time to heal and he won't be needed until Friday, June 29, at the earliest.
Mirroring this information, Will Carroll, from Baseball Prospectus, in his Under the Knife column on 6/22/07 said:
The Phillies are also waiting to see how Jon Lieber responds after spraining his ankle in Wednesday's start. He limped off the field after rolling the ankle running to back up home plate after a hit. It didn't look serious, but we should know more by the time his bullpen session comes up this weekend.
Day three injury update:
June 23: Ken Mandel, of Philadelphia.Phillies.MLB.com, reports Phillies SP Jon Lieber (ankle) had his ankle wrapped Friday, June 22, however, he is still expected to make his next start Wednesday, June 27.
Now we know that this was no conventional ankle sprain.
Lieber apparently was having some problems with his foot starting the first week in March in spring training (per a C. Muskat interview this year). Older pitchers expect to have a lot of aches and pains. Apparently it wasn't enough of a nuisance to get an MRI at the time. Still, it certainly could have been that Lieber's foot was giving him some soreness at the start of the season with the tendon having degeneration, inflammation or wear problems and it finally ruptured with the June 20th injury.
Looking at Lieber's last 5 starts with the Phillies, four were awful, including three-10 hit outings each over 5 innings and one 13 hit outing over 6.2 innings. Nobody was blaming those outings on a inflamed foot tendon and it must not have been overly obvious as in the midst of that ugly string on June 9th, he did throw a beautiful complete game 3 hit shutout against the Royals.
With an acute injury in Cleveland and significant swelling, MRI imaging of the foot/ankle was obtained and it showed that the injury was something fairly uncommon. He had a rupture of the peroneus longus tendon, well below the outside of the ankle as the tendon goes toward the bottom of the foot.
Then, after the Phillies team orthopedist evaluation, came second opinions by sub-specialty trained foot and ankle orthopedic surgeons.
Finally, USA Today reported:
AP--Jon Lieber will undergo season-ending surgery on Friday (July 6th) to repair a ruptured tendon in his foot. Lieber was 3-6 with a 4.73 ERA in 12 starts this season. He was the Phillies' opening-day starter in 2005 and '06, but will become a free agent after this season. "He pitched some good baseball for us," said Phillies manager Charlie Manuel. "If things had been a little bit different, he could've pitched better. He had the talent." Lieber will have the surgery at the Mercy Medical Center in Baltimore, the team said.
AP--Jon Lieber will undergo season-ending surgery on Friday (July 6th) to repair a ruptured tendon in his foot.
Lieber was 3-6 with a 4.73 ERA in 12 starts this season. He was the Phillies' opening-day starter in 2005 and '06, but will become a free agent after this season. "He pitched some good baseball for us," said Phillies manager Charlie Manuel. "If things had been a little bit different, he could've pitched better. He had the talent." Lieber will have the surgery at the Mercy Medical Center in Baltimore, the team said.
Jon Lieber had his peroneal tendon repair surgery on July 6th at Mercy Medical Center in Baltimore, The head of this center's foot and ankle department is Dr. Mark Myerson, who is one of the most renown foot and ankle surgeons and who apparently trained the Phillies local foot and ankle specialist (Dr. Steven Raiken). We are talking high end orthopedic sub-specialists here (their practices focus only on foot & ankle care). I'm not sure which surgeon did the tendon repair but it appears he was in very good hands.
More newswire stuff:
Philadelphia Phillies SP Jon Lieber (foot) had successful surgery, Friday, July 6, to reattach a tendon in his right foot, according to the Associated Press. He'll be in a walking boot for three to four weeks.
Sat, 14 Jul: Phillies | Lieber moved to 60-day disabled list
Tue, 7 Aug 2007: Phillies | Lieber cleared to begin rehab program
Finally, from C. Muskat, at the cubs.com site:
Lieber…finished his rehab in early October. Now, he said, everything is fine, and Lieber is back on his normal off season routine.
From my perspective as an orthopedic surgeon, this was an injury I had to do some literature review to learn more, as I haven't seen an isolated peroneal longus rupture. I've read the chapter in Dr. Myerson's textbook. I've seen and treated many peroneal tendon subluxations (partial dislocations) where the two peroneal tendons (longus and brevis) slip around the injured or stretched retinaculum that supports these tendons just behind the ankle. That situation was the infamous "bloody sock" injury that Curt Schilling had back during the 2004 World Series. Schilling's memorable treatment was very unconventional as the former Red Sox team physician, Dr. William Morgan, put stitches through the skin deep enough to stabilize the slipping tendons as a temporary measure to get him through the playoffs. In the offseason, he had more definitive reconstruction of the injury.
Here is a link to the anatomy of the outside of the ankle/foot.
The peroneus brevis tendon attaches to the base of the 5th metatarsal and is responsible for eversion (outward rotation) of the foot. The longus tendon goes under the foot and ultimately attaches to the undersurface of the 1st metatarsal. This stabilizes the 1st metatarsal and foot from rolling over in both push off and landing, so it's function is very important in pitching from a mound.
Lieber's injury was a bit lower down (distal) into the outside portion of the hind foot, well below the ankle. I could see why there might be a delay in diagnosis and confusion with a conventional ankle sprain which is a lateral ligament injury (ligaments between the fibula and talus/calcaneus and tibia). Lateral ankle sprains will look similar to this injury with lateral ankle and foot swelling and an X-Ray that doesn't show a fracture. For most ankle injuries, it's conventional to get X-Rays to make sure there is no fracture. MRI's are usually not ordered unless the ankle sprain is taking too long to heal. Most severe lateral ankle sprains take 2-6 weeks to heal. In Lieber's case, the correct diagnosis was made very quickly. So getting the MRI early on meant Lieber's swelling and tenderness initially didn't match up to where a typical ankle sprain should have been tender. Score one for the Phillies athletic trainer and Orthopod showing excellent clinical decision making, a very fine job indeed!
In the case of a peroneal longus tendon rupture, there is a tunnel/groove in the outer hind foot, which involves the cuboid bone where the peroneal longus tendon passes and often there is a spur or small (sesmoid) bone that can lead to friction and subsequent tendon rupture. One of the larger published series I found on this had only 41 patients of which only 11 patients had isolated peroneal longus rupture as Lieber had. So it's a pretty rare (or at least not commonly diagnosed) injury. In the days before MRI scans (the early 1980's) this injury had virtually not been reported on in the ortho literature. Also, I couldn't find any previously treated professional pitchers with this injury, but the orthopedic literature suggests athletic patients do well when the tendon rupture is surgically repaired.
Thus, if you see Derrick Lee backing up the catcher on throws from the outfield when Jon Lieber is pitching, you'll be a bit more understanding. That is, unless Jon Lieber has already let in 7 runs by the 6th inning.
With the wind chill factor in Chicago approaching 137 degrees below zero and Spring Training still 21 days, 14 hours, 9 minutes and 41 seconds away, I found this fun little diversion courtesy of David Pinto at Baseball Musings.
Based on work by Cyril Morong (Beyond The Box Score), Ken Arneson (Catfish Stew), and Ryan Armbrust (The Pastime), Pinto has fashioned a Lineup Analysis machine. You simply feed nine players into the formula along with their OBP's and slugging percentages, and what you get back is a series of run projection numbers, based on various lineup permutations of the players you entered.
For yucks, I entered numbers for Soriano, Theriot, Lee, Ramirez, Fukudome, Pie, DeRosa and Soto, plus a generic Cub Pitchers line (.167 OBP, .207 SLG, based on the Cub pitchers' '07 hitting performance).
Here's a couple of videos sent to me the last few days. The first comes from Rich at Home Run Derby, who emailed me this video of Kosuke Fukudome versus Josh Beckett circa 1997. Maybe we'll see a repeat in October...
The second video is courtesy of one of our readers who wishes to remain nameless. It's a clip of Jim Hendry down in the Dominican Republic watching Felix Pie hit a home run. A rather priceless reaction by Hendry; good to see he's still a fan of the game even though it's his everyday job.
In his last 22 appearances in 2007, the Brewers' Chris Capuano went 0-12 (a franchise record 12 losses in a row) with a 6.08 ERA, which explains why he only received a $500,000 raise for 2008.
Kip Wells, Troy Percival, David Eckstein, Scott Rolen, Gary Bennett, So Taguchi, Jim Edmonds, and Walt Jocketty may be gone from Saint Loo, but Yadier Molina isn't going anywhere.
In this country the accused are innocent until proven guilty; in Houston, some are even invited to coach at a team's mini-camp.
Sarasota, Florida and Goodyear, Arizona are vying to be the spring training home of the Cincinnati Reds, which is more interest than the Reds see from the people of Cincinnati all summer long.
In arguing that Freddy Sanchez should be compensated like the Major Leagues' other, top middle infielders, Sanchez's agent forgets that his client doesn't actually play for a Major League organization.
Finally, I'm not sure what it says about me that I agree with Jay Mariotti, but I do know that it doesn't feel good.
The Cubs and reliever Michael Wuertz agreed to a one-year deal worth $860,000 today, continuing Hendry's policy of avoiding arbitration. Wuertz, who made $415,000 last year, had submitted a $975,000 figure, with the Cubs offering $750,000.
Regardless of how arbitration might have gone, the Cubs get a premium middle reliever for under a million bucks. Wuertz's ERA+ numbers for the last two years are 174 and 134. As the relevant mlb.com article points out, last year he ranked second in the league in percentage of inherited runners stranded. Finally, Dan Szymborski's "ZiPS" projection system puts Wuertz's 2008 ERA at 3.33, second on the team behind Howry. The awesomeness of Wuertz's contract only escalates when compared against Hendry's pattern of signing veteran middle-relievers to three-year, multi-million dollar contracts.
The last Cubs player to go to arbitration remains Mark Grace in 1993.
On Saturday Texas Rangers observer Jamey Newberg of The Newberg Report reacted to this story at mlb.com regarding the Cubs' interest in 30-year-old outfielder Marlon Byrd and the possibility that Matt Murton could be headed for the Rangers.
Newberg theorizes that Murton could join David Murphy in a platoon tandem that would man left field for the Rangers. But Newberg believes the Rangers would have to package at least one solid prospect along with Byrd before the Cubs would bite.
"...Murton is probably out of position anywhere other than left. "That defensive limitation is the only reason I can conceive of that the Cubs would entertain the idea of moving Murton for Byrd, who is adequate in center field. While both players can probably help a contending team in 2008, the four-year age difference would be significant for a team looking not so much at what sort of noise it can make this season but more at a longer-term fit, like Texas. "Whether you believe Byrd's breakout in 2007 (.307/.355/.459, 70 RBI in two-thirds of a big league season, but .269/.310/.417 after the All-Star Break) was a mirage, it's hard to argue that at age 30 he's a player to build with (especially now that his ability to play center field is no longer pivotal here). On the other hand, with Chicago believing it can win now and wanting a right-handed hitter capable of sharing center field duties with 22-year-old lefthander Felix Pie, Byrd makes some sense. I just can't imagine the Cubs would trade Murton for him without demanding a legitimate prospect tossed in."
"...Murton is probably out of position anywhere other than left.
"That defensive limitation is the only reason I can conceive of that the Cubs would entertain the idea of moving Murton for Byrd, who is adequate in center field. While both players can probably help a contending team in 2008, the four-year age difference would be significant for a team looking not so much at what sort of noise it can make this season but more at a longer-term fit, like Texas.
"Whether you believe Byrd's breakout in 2007 (.307/.355/.459, 70 RBI in two-thirds of a big league season, but .269/.310/.417 after the All-Star Break) was a mirage, it's hard to argue that at age 30 he's a player to build with (especially now that his ability to play center field is no longer pivotal here). On the other hand, with Chicago believing it can win now and wanting a right-handed hitter capable of sharing center field duties with 22-year-old lefthander Felix Pie, Byrd makes some sense. I just can't imagine the Cubs would trade Murton for him without demanding a legitimate prospect tossed in."
The 23rd annual Cubs Convention begins Friday night. As usual, it's sold out. If you have passes, enjoy yourself and, if you're so inclined, please add your observations to the Comments.
If you don't have passes, you'll want to steer clear of the Chicago Hilton and Towers. It would be a shame for an innocent bystander to get stampeded by several thousand people racing for an autograph from Jody Davis or Andy Pafko.
On an unrelated note, Paul Sullivan, writing on the Tribune Hard Ball blog (and quoting from Baseball Prospectus, believe it or not), alludes to the Cubs' latest brainstorm—a ticket offer that will be extended exclusively to people already on the season ticket waiting list which could take up to 540,000 seats out of the pool that would otherwise become available to the general public when individual seats go on sale January 28th.
Cubbie baseball--there's nothing else like it.
Milwaukee's signing of outfielder Mike Cameron, made official on Monday, was just the latest maneuver in what has been a busy off-season for GM Doug Melvin.
The Brewers bid adieu (lot of French people up there in Milwaukee) to the following key players from the '07 club:
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It depends on your definition of "interesting".
...And "handful".
The new colors are pretty. Unless I'm the only one who can see the changes to the site, in which case I will need to alter my dosage.
Don't they cut prices after all star break?
I would wait til then.
If handful is the betting point for interesting things happening at the major league level, I'll take the under. My heart hopes for more, but my head expects less.
Many interesting things should happen this season, and hopefully more than a handful will take place at the major league level.
Is this season worth watching?
I'm at a point where I may want to upgrade my Dish Network TV package so I can watch Cub games this summer, but I only want to do it if it will be worth it. I'd easily just pay the MLB.TV fees so I could watch it anywhere, but the stupid f***ing blackout rules put the brakes on that idea.
I've been tempted to get MLB.TV anyways, and just become a Pirates fan. Somehow, that seems better than paying more money to Dish Network.
Thank you, sir.
OMG, Az Phil's minor league reports are back! Love it!
CUBNUT: Willson Contreras was MIA today. I expected to see him working with the Tennessee squad, since he is likely ticketed for Daytona, and because the Tennessee squad presently has only three catchers (the other squads have 4-5 catchers each).
Wow you've hit the big time rob - I'm reading this off my Flipboard - first time I've seen a TCR article on it
oh god no...MLB network has given chris russo a TV show.
why? why are you doing this to your network? ...to us? why? oh god...why?
at least it's a day time 1-hour show. hopefully they won't dare show it as a replay during the evening. ugg.
Thanks, Phil. Any word on Wilson Contreras?
Urlacher is paid now to say reactionary things...a whole lot of nothing. Urlacher would have left the Bears long ago if they weren't willing to pay him enough. It's just business.
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According to Chinese tradition, Laozi lived in the 6th century BC. Historians variously contend that Laozi is a synthesis of multiple historical figures, that he is a mythical figure, or that he actually lived in the 4th century BC, concurrent with the Hundred Schools of Thought and Warring States Period. Laozi was credited with writing the central daoist work the Daodejing , which was originally known simply as the Laozi.
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Elixir is about a young photo- journalist named Clea Raymond whose photos sprout new images that weren't there originally. Then her father disappears, and Clea sets off to unravel the mysteries.
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I have a 2006 suburban 2500 love the [COLOR=blue !important][COLOR=blue !important]truck[/COLOR][/COLOR] but the body seems pretty plain is it possible to convert the body to make it look like the z71 its a biege truck what do u guys think would this make it more agressive looking it has an all around 3 inch lift is there an aftermarket for these parts or will I have to go junkyard [COLOR=blue !important][COLOR=blue !important]searching[/COLOR][/COLOR]??? And how much do you think this little project will run me?
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I would love to see some pictures of how it looks now. Then I can envision the Z71 morph. I have a Z71 burb and would actually like to go more aggressive on it after a lift.
11-14-2009, 10:05 PM #3It wold probably be cheaper to order some parts from stylintrucks.com for some more unique parts then the cost of trying to find Z71 parts form a dealership of even a junkyard. Or just using some elbow grease and scuffing up the chrome and painting it
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Mainly used to connect to mainframe and various host platforms, terminal emulators like RUMBA connect modern desktop PCs to legacy systems.
This is a setup problem in your account on your server, not a PSCP/PSFTP bug. Your login scripts should hard water putty never generate output during non-interactive sessions; secure file transfer is not the only form of remote access that will break if they do. On Unix, a simple fix is to ensure that all the parts of your login script that might generate output are in .profile (if you use a Bourne shell derivative) or .login (if you use a C shell).
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Such a port would probably depend upon the stalled Mac OS X port (see question A.3.6).
Alternatively, the user may choose local editors based on file extensions.
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MEC 2001, ORLANDO, Fla. - If you're a Windows user, you have three clustering routes to travel. Pick a path, and head towards your destination of big-time scalability and reliability.
Microsoft offers three options for clustering to keep costs down so you get only the functionality you want, said Manoj Nayar, technical product manager for Microsoft's server enterprise. "A customer may use NLB as they don't need a full-blown cluster."
Multiple identical servers or "clones" can use Network Load Balancing. NLB can balance the load of IP traffic across a set of up to 32 identical servers. Such functionality is well-suited for Web servers.
Component Load Balancing allows the dynamic balancing of COM components for up to eight servers. For complete fail-over, Windows Cluster Service allows failover for applications for clusters with up to four servers.
When .Net server comes out, users will find it easier to create clusters of machines at different locations. For example, a company can set up a cluster with servers in Orlando and in Seattle. The machines will be able to failover to a different location.
It's been important for Microsoft to include clustering technology within its operating systems, not simply as a separate product, Nayar said.
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