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FEBRUARY 10: Torrealba will earn $950K if he makes the MLB club, tweets Chris Cotillo of MLBDailyDish.com. The deal also includes incentives and a March 23 opt-out.
JANUARY 31: The Angels and veteran catcher Yorvit Torrealba have agreed to terms on a minor league contract, tweets Jon Heyman of CBS Sports. The 35-year-old Torrealba is a client of MDR Sports Management.
Torrealba spent 2013 as the Rockies' primary backup to Wilin Rosario and posted a .240/.295/.285 batting line in 196 plate appearances along the way. He gunned down 29 percent of attempted base stealers, which is right in line with his career mark of 30 percent. A career .256/.315/.379 batter, Torrealba will provide the Halos with some veteran depth behind primary catchers Chris Iannetta and Hank Conger.
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TUESDAY, 9:50am: A release is possible for Hernandez, tweets Ken Rosenthal of FOX Sports, since the Rockies might not find a taker.
MONDAY, 7:30pm: All signs point to Yorvit Torrealba making the Rockies' roster and Ramon Hernandez being traded, according to Troy Renck of the Denver Post (Sulia link). Renck feels that there will be resolution of the situation no later than Thursday -- the last game of Spring Training.
Torrealba, 34, batted .227/.293/.330 with four homers over the course of 218 plate appearances between the Rangers, Blue Jays and Brewers in 2012. He caught 22 percent of potential base-stealers, but his career mark of 30 percent is much stronger. Torrealba signed a minor league contract with the Rockies in January.
The 36-year-old Hernandez missed more than two months of action last season due to hamstring and hand injuries and posted a meager .217/.247/.353 batting line with five homers as a result. He's set to earn $3.2MM as he enters the second year of a two-year, $6.5MM contract he signed prior to the 2012 season. Like Torrealba, he's caught 30 perecent of potential base-stealers throughout his career, but had a down-season in that area last year (25 percent).
Regardless of which catcher makes the roster, he will playing second fiddle to sophomore powerhouse Wilin Rosario. The 24-year-old Rosario hit .270/.312/.530 with 28 homers in just 426 plate appearances last season and finished fourth in the National League Rookie of the Year voting.
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- Danny Knobler of CBS Sports reports that the Dodgers' pursuit of trades for Hanley Ramirez and Adrian Gonzalez began as early as last April. The new ownership looked ahead to the free agent market for first basemen and shortstops and knew the upgrades they sought wouldn't be available.
- Yorvit Torrealba could force the Rockies into a decision regarding their catching situation, writes MLB.com's Thomas Harding. The team loves his veteran leadership and handling of young pitchers, and could look to trade Ramon Hernandez before the end of Spring Training.
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- Buster Posey and the Giants are not close on an extension, but if it happens, the best comparable for a deal would be Joey Votto's 12-year pact and not a three-year one, tweets Buster Olney of ESPN.com.
- Prized offseason acquisition Zack Greinke left his Dodgers teammates this morning to have his right elbow examined by Dr. Neal ElAttrache, but the club insists that it's strictly a precautionary move, writes Bill Plunkett of the Orange County Register. The Dodgers are reportedly prepared to sit on their pitching surplus for now in part because of minor health issues that Greinke and Chad Billingsley are dealing with.
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- Derrick Hall, the Diamondbacks' president and CEO, said "our moves are done at this point" during his monthly chat with fans on MLB.com. Hall confirmed that the team would be keeping Jason Kubel, which GM Kevin Towers noted in the wake of the Justin Upton deal last month.
- D'Backs GM Kevin Towers said the club didn't require Didi Gregorius to take a physical before they acquired him in December, Nick Piecoro of the Arizona Republic reports. This is significant only because Gregorius is currently suffering from a slightly-strained UCL, as Piecoro notes that it is fairly rare for teams to ask for players to take full physicals before deals unless the player has a particular injury history.
- Yorvit Torrealba is back with the Rockies and some team officials have admitted the club erred in not re-signing the catcher as a free agent after the 2009 season, MLB.com's Thomas Harding writes. Torrealba signed a minor league deal with Colorado last month and is battling Ramon Hernandez for the backup catching job.
- Carl Crawford feels invigorated by his trade to the Dodgers, the outfielder tells Dylan Hernandez of the Los Angeles Times. Crawford said he was "in kind of a depression stage" during his troubled tenure in Boston, and he described the environment with the Red Sox as "toxic."
- Expectations are high for the free-spending Dodgers but manager Don Mattingly and GM Ned Colletti aren't fazed by the pressure, Bill Plunkett of the Orange County Register writes.
- From earlier today, the Rockies acquired utilityman Reid Brignac from the Rays and we covered some more Dodgers items as part of a Los Angeles Notes post.
Rockies Agree To Sign Yorvit Torrealba
10:40pm: It is a minor league contract, confirms Troy Renck of the Denver Post (via Twitter).
9:52pm: The Rockies have agreed to a deal with catcher Yorvit Torrealba, reports Jon Heyman of CBS Sports (Twitter link). The contract is for one year, as Torrealba revealed himself on his Twitter account (MLB.com's Thomas Harding provides the translation). Harding reported earlier this week that the Rockies had offered Torrealba a minor league deal. Torrealba is represented by MDR Sports Management.
This is Torrealba's second stint in Colorado after playing for the Rockies from 2006-09. There were rumors that the Rockies were looking to acquire Torrealba last summer in the midst of a busy year for the 34-year-old catcher --- he bounced around between the Rangers, Blue Jays and Brewers and hit a combined .227/.293/.330 in 218 plate appearances.
Ramon Hernandez is the Rockies' incumbent backup catcher (behind starter Wilin Rosario) but he underwent hamstring surgery last September and is scheduled to play in the World Baseball Classic. Torrealba is on board to provide depth through Spring Training while Hernandez is away and potentially fill in should Hernandez suffer a fitness setback.
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- Though the Rockies continue looking for starting pitching, they aren't close to signing Carl Pavano or Derek Lowe, Troy Renck of the Denver Post reports. Renck reported earlier this week that the Rockies were pursuing the free agent right-handers aggressively.
- The Rockies would love to sign free agent catcher Yorvit Torrealba to a minor league deal, Renck reports. The veteran backstop played for the Rangers, Brewers and Blue Jays in 2012.
- The Yankees discussed Delmon Young internally, but didn't have great reports on his performance, Jon Heyman of CBSSports.com reports (on Twitter). The Phillies signed Young to a one-year contract yesterday.
- Vernon Wells could spend much of the coming season on the Angels' bench, Danny Knobler of CBSSports.com reports. Wells is unlikely to be traded, yet he doesn't project as a regular. Though the Angels explored deals involving Wells, owner Arte Moreno was never willing to absorb a substantial part of the $42MM remaining on Wells' contract to complete a trade. Naturally other teams weren't interested in paying Wells $21MM per season through 2014.
West Notes: Torrealba, Pavano, Ankiel
We've seen a couple of Minor League signings in the AL West tonight, with the Astros adding Erik Bedard and the Rangers adding Nate Robertson. Here's some more news coming out of baseball's two western divisions...
- The Rockies have offered Yorvit Torrealba a Minor League contract, according to MLB.com's Thomas Harding (via Troy Renck on Twitter). Torrealba hit .227/.293/.330 in 218 plate appearances between the Rangers, Blue Jays and Brewers. He hit .258/.316/.394 over the course of four seasons with the Rox from 2006-09.
- Renck believes that the Rockies have a good chance at landing Carl Pavano, but suspects that the veteran righty has at least one other offer (Twitter link). Colorado is said to be aggressively pursuing Pavano.
- There's a "definite opportunity" for Rick Ankiel to make the Astros' 25-man roster this Spring, manager Bo Porter told MLB.com's Brian McTaggart. The team is looking for a left-handed complement to J.D. Martinez and Justin Maxwell. Ankiel inked a Minor League deal with Houston earlier this month. Porter was his third base coach with the Nationals.
- In that same piece, Porter says that he spoke with recently suspended prospect Jonathan Singleton and told Singleton the organization is behind him as he looks to atone for his mistake.
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- Outfielder Brett Carroll and catcher Carlos Maldonado also elected free agency, Matt Eddy reports (on Twitter). Carroll appeared in five games for the Nationals this past season and Maldonado appeared in four.
- Catcher Rob Johnson is a free agent after being removed from the Mets' 40-man roster, Adam Rubin of ESPNNewYork.com reports. Johnson, 30, appeared in 17 games for the Mets this year plus 45 contests for their Triple-A affiliate.
- Orioles catcher Ronny Paulino and left-hander Dana Eveland also elected free agency, according to Matt Eddy of Baseball America (Twitter links). Eveland appeared in 14 games for the Orioles, posting a 4.73 ERA, and Paulino appeared in 20 games.
- Yankees left-hander Justin Thomas also elected free agency, according to Eddy. The Yankees outrighted Thomas to Triple-A earlier in the month.
- Blue Jays reliever Juan Abreu has also elected free agency, Eddy reports. Abreu posted a 6.80 ERA in 42 minor league relief outings this past season.
- The Brewers announced that Livan Hernandez and Yorvit Torrealba elected free agency after refusing outright assignments to Triple-A. The moves are procedural, as Hernandez and Torrealba were expected to hit free agency.
Brewers Acquire Yorvit Torrealba
The Brewers have acquired catcher Yorvit Torrealba from the Blue Jays for a player to be named later or cash considerations, the teams announced. Torrealba will be in uniform for Milwaukee tomorrow.
Torrealba appeared in ten games for the Blue Jays after they signed him to a minor league deal last month. J.P. Arencibia has since returned from the disabled list, lessening the Blue Jays' need for catching. Torrealba last appeared in a game on September 15th.
In 212 total plate appearances with the Rangers and Blue Jays this year Torrealba has a .233/.297/.339 batting line. The Brewers will pay the 34-year-old a pro-rated portion of the MLB minimum salary until he hits free agency at the end of the season. He joins catchers Jonathan Lucroy and Martin Maldonado on Milwaukee's active roster.
AL East Notes: Pettitte, Torrealba, McClure
A few notes out of the American League East, where the Yankees owned a four-game lead over the Rays entering Tuesday night's action ...
- Yankees left-hander Andy Pettitte hasn't ruled out the possibility of pitching again in 2013, writes Chad Jennings of the Journal News. "I definitely can't tell you right now that I would say there's no way I'm going to play," Pettitte said. The 40-year-old left-hander, who signed a one-year, $2.5MM minor league contract in March, is currently rehabbing a broken ankle he suffered in late June and hopes to return before the season's over.
- Blue Jays catcher Yorvit Torrealba said he had several suitors after being released by the Rangers earlier this month but decided to sign a minor league deal with Toronto because he'd have more playing time, according to Gregor Chisholm of MLB.com (Twitter link).
- Red Sox manager Bobby Valentine remained vague as to why pitching coach Bob McClure was relieved of his duties on Monday, according to Dan Duggan of the Boston Herald. McClure was hired last offseason before Valentine was, but Valentine said he was on-board with having McClure as his pitching coach during the interview process.


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I thought I'd rant a little bit about my recent time spent in the various airplanes. I was cruising the blogosphere and came across a post that Misty from Vassago had posted about her recent trip to a bike race in AZ. Seems we had an equally awful time traveling, so I got inspired to share my own tales.
First of all, I hate flying. It isn't necessarily the flying part, more than it is the entire process. When I travel, it's normally for business, it's been a very long time since I've flown anywhere on vacation. I'm pretty organized, and take the extra care to plan ahead, mostly so I can clear the obstacle course that is called "the security check point". This little step is a huge hassle, and it seems to be that the TSA really get off on being jerks when it comes to shuffling the bovine masses through the metal detector.
What kills me, as that we all know it's there, yet some folks have to go through 3, 5 even 6 times before being allowed to move on. TAKE THE METAL STUFF OUT OF YOUR POCKETS JACKASS! It isn't like this is some new thing they are doing either, In my 30 or so years flying on planes, I've always had to go through a metal detector. And this relatively new thing banning toothpaste, pit stick and liquids over 2 oz? I call BS on that. It's just another way for these folks to make life difficult, yet the only thing you can really do about it is to plan around it. Put that stuff in checked baggage, or don't bring it. Buy it when you get there or something. After all, I'm sure it is really a big conspiracy hatched by Colgate to sell more toothpaste.
The check in desk is always a junk show. Fortunately, the advent of the self service check in has helped people like myself out considerably. I rarely check any baggage. If I can't fit it in my laptop bag, or in my carry on (which is the maximum legal size) I don't bring it. If I ever do have to check a bag though, this is typically one of the first places I start to boil. Getting stuck behind some moron who has brought way too much stuff to handle is practically guaranteed. Folks like this have wrecked it for the rest of us by bringing outrageously large suitcases and packing them to the gills. I do get a kick out of watching these folks jockey multiple 70lb suitcases and dropping stuff everywhere though. It sucks that the rest of us are now stuck paying for the bags we do bring. I can't say I blame the airlines on that one.
I won't even start on my feelings about air traffic control, who seem completely incapable of keeping any kind of time table. Airlines shouldn't say "arriving at 10:30P", they should say "arriving from 10:30P to 1:30A".
So now for the saga. I arrived 1 hour early at the airport in Burlington for my flight to Vegass via Philly. Upon check in, I was informed that the flight from Burlington to Philly was going to be delayed because of congestion at Philly, and that they were working on the runway or something. But they did check me on to the next plane for my second leg, putting me at my destination around midnight instead of 8. Great. So I went up to the airport bar, bought a $6 pint of mediocre beer, and stared at the F16s on the other side of the runway. Those things are so cool.
I passed through security very quickly, because as I said earlier, I took the necessary and very easy steps to avoid confrontation. No belt, no metal in my pockets, laptop out, shoes off and a big smile. The plane hadn't even landed yet, so I plopped down and cranked up the iPod. The plane arrived at the gate, at which point the agent announced that we were going to get on the plane as quickly as possible and sit at the end of the runway for the long shot that we could sneak out early. Oh well, sitting in an airport terminal or a plane pretty much has the same level of confinement to me, so what the heck. Maybe I'll even get to see some F16s tear down the runway.
To my surprise we were tearing down the runway ourselves before too long. Alright! This is going well. Except that the stewardess was very salty and spoke down to everyone she exchanged sentences with. I suppose I would do the same if I had to deal with a bunch of imbeciles all day that can't follow instructions.
Thirsty? $2 for bottled water. Exact change only. It is exactly the same as that commercial on TV where it costs $1 to use the call button.
We landed and got off the plane at the F terminal, which is about as far as you can get from the B terminal, where I still had 15 minutes to catch my original flight. Could I make it? I was gonna try, because the alternative was to stew in the Philly airport for 3 hours. A shuttle bus ride and a mile long sprint, I actually got on the plane right before they shut the door. AWESOME!
That is where the awesomeness stopped. I was in the aisle seat, the passenger whom I shared an armrest with looked and smelled like Jabba the Hutt in a red t-shirt and sweatpants with a scraggly pony tail and glasses. The stewardess assigned to our section of the plane had an ass the size of a VW Beetle, which, much to my dismay, was too large to really fit down the aisle no matter what way she turned. So every time she made the rounds, I, like my other aisle seat brothers and sisters had an enormous polyester clad buttock dragged across my face. Ugh, I feel sick as I write this. I kinda think that she shouldn't have been a stewardess at all, and that a career as a Walmart checkout lady would have been more appropriate. If you can't even fit in the aisle? What if there was an emergency for crying out loud?
No entertainment, a $5 snack box that featured chicken salad (really?- mayonnaise?- in a snack box?), and a 5 hour marathon of personal space invasion made for a really fun time. The crowning moment was upon arriving at the gate, when Jabba decided that he needed to stand in the aisle and crawled over me, dragging his skin tight and sweaty sweat pants over me, so he could be with his girl friend or whatever she was in the next row over. Who goes out with Jabba in a red t-shirt? Turns out it was Sloth from the Goonies. Sloth loves Chunk. The final injustice of the flight had occurred, get me off the damn plane please!
The flight back was much better, Jet Blue has TVs which help pass the time. The flight crew was cordial and patient, and most importantly not overweight. I got to spend more of my free bandwidth observing the other passengers in my area. You know the kind, the ones that think the rules don't apply to them? Sit in your seat with the belt fastened? Not these people.
It was our friends at air traffic control that screwed things up this time. We sat on the runway for 45 minutes in Vegas, and then for almost 2 hours at JFK. What gives here?
I eventually got home around 1 am, and promptly passed out in my bed feeling as if I had been run over by a pack of wild boars.
I hate flying.
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Feb. 22, 2013
The Year of Two Popes
A 'Predictable' Journey to Rome Takes an 'Unpredictable' Turn
Entrance to the St. John's University campus in Rome, where Monsignor Irwin is teaching this semester. |
An uneventful flight. That is all you can really hope for in international flying these days. Gratefully US Air 718 from Philadelphia to Rome on New Year's night 2013 was "uneventful." Having taken the flight several times I could predict it all. The boarding routine is predictable, the amenities in flight predictable, the movie and television diversions predictable, the food and drink predictable and the time for darkening the shutters in the cabin and allowing light in the next morning equally predictable.
I mused during the flight that this was going to be a very different academic semester for me. Having taught at The Catholic University of America since 1985 and served as dean of the School of Theology and Religious Studies from 2005 to 2011, I was leaving Washington for Rome for four months. I thought to myself, this will be unpredictable. I had lived in Rome for six years from 1974 to 1980, earning my doctorate and then on staff at the Pontifical North American College (NAC). It was during those years, 1978 to be exact, that the Church experienced "the year of the three Popes." And I was on the NAC staff and was an eyewitness to many of those events. I mused about that as the pilot skillfully flew us across the Atlantic — for me one more time but this time, I thought, would be different. But I had no idea how different.
My teaching assignment was to teach two undergraduate courses — one on the Mass and the other on Christian Feasts, Seasons and Devotions. The students were juniors from CUA and Loyola College in Baltimore, in Rome for a jam-packed semester of courses, Italian lessons and travel. This would be an unpredictable experience for me as professor, priest, and elder statesman to these eager undergrads.
I also had two personal goals. One was to finish a manuscript on assessing the liturgical reforms of Vatican II, which I (audaciously!) entitled What We Have Done – What We Have Failed to Do. My academic specialization — the liturgy — has had a hard time of late, with mixed signals from Rome and the U.S. bishops about how to conduct the liturgy, not to mention the permission Pope Benedict XVI gave in 2007 to expand the use of the (Tridentine) Mass in Latin we used up to Vatican II. I wanted to offer a "discussion starter" in this book for pastoral ministers about ways forward in the liturgical reform. I did not ever want the book to be controversial, but these days, where two or three are gathered and discuss the liturgy, there are at least four opinions!
A shop where our correspondent stops occasionally to buy a slice of pizza. |
My other personal goal was to welcome friends to Rome, to see the sights with them, and to show them (and my students) the Rome I love. The Rome that is itself predictable, not to say inexorable. Rome has a life of its own despite who the players are for some indeterminate period of time. There is a certain impermanence because of people like diplomats, those who work here for multinational corporations, and Vatican personnel who serve here for a while and then move on. But there is also a permanence in the hotel owners, shopkeepers, restaurant waiters, (and chefs) whom I have come to know over these 40 years (!).
I think the word "inexorable" is really more accurate. Rome exacts a certain conformity even as you want to be creative. It has gone on and will go on before any one of us comes and goes. Like Washington, D.C., (where I live), it is a town of movers and shakers. But what many forget is that eventually all the shakers move. Let me give an example. A week into my stay before classes started, I was walking by a Vatican apartment building near St. Peter's which houses eight archbishops or cardinals and their domestic staffs. As I walked by, I noticed a large truck with eight Vatican workers in blue overalls and jackets. They had just finished loading a dining room suite onto the truck. Wooden table on its side, two cupboards covered with moving pads, and a dozen chairs with dark blue and gold damask covers. I thought to myself: Either someone has new furniture or someone is moving. The dining room furniture would be driven to a large Vatican warehouse to be in storage for the next hierarch with sufficient rank to ask that he borrow it for his apartment. Until the time he gets new furniture or moves. At which time the dining room suite will find its way back on a truck and to the Vatican warehouse. Movers and shakers indeed.
Monsignor Irwin's apartment building in the Prati section of Rome. |
Many have a "love-hate" relationship with Rome. It is inefficient, its bureaucracy stunningly inefficient. Many things simply do not work. But it is a city of relationships, people wanting to know you and you them, personally interested, hospitable to the core, eager to share what they have, all the while realizing that these are far more important than efficiency or obvious productivity. It is a town of gossip. It is that simple. "Have you heard," "did you know," "well I heard" and phrases such as these are heard regularly at coffee bars, restaurant tables, and in the shadows of major churches and minor basilicas.
But still I was looking forward to every minute, especially catching up with fellow professors at Roman universities and many friends (priests, bishops, and, yes, cardinals) in the Curia. What I did not realize — no one could have — was that six weeks later what I thought would be a predictable four months in Rome would become anything but. I was going to witness the transition from one papacy to another with the present Pope still alive. I would be here for the year of the two Popes!
US Air 718 was not "a bumpy ride." Gratefully it was uneventful. I deplaned, retrieved my bags, got a ride to my rented apartment in the Prati section of Rome (halfway between St. Peter's Square and the campus CUA shares with St. John's University). I unpacked, showered, and walked to the tomb of St. Peter to say a prayer of thanksgiving for an uneventful flight and asking for an enriching four months here.
Little did I know.
Monsignor Irwin
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Even before her fast lap Sunday, Patrick was the talk of Speedweeks. Not only did she open up about her budding romance with fellow Sprint Cup rookie Ricky Stenhouse Jr., but she was considered the front-runner for the pole after leading practice sessions Saturday.
And she didn't disappoint.
She kept her car at or near the bottom of the famed track and gained ground on the straightaways, showing lots of power from a Hendrick Motorsports engine.
"It's easy to come down here in your first or second year as a driver and clip the apron trying to run too tight a line or do something and scrub speed off," Stewart said. "That's something she did an awesome job. Watching her lap, she runs so smooth. ... She did her job behind the wheel, for sure."
The result surely felt good for Patrick, especially considering the former IndyCar driver has mostly struggled in three NASCAR seasons. Her best finish in 10 Cup races is 17th, and she has one top-five in 58 starts in the second-tier Nationwide Series.
She raced part-time in 2010 and 2011 while still driving a full IndyCar slate. She switched solely to stock cars last season and finished 10th in the Nationwide standings.
She made the jump to Sprint Cup this season and will battle Stenhouse for Rookie of the Year honors.
Starting out front in an unpredictable, 500-mile race doesn't guarantee any sort of result, but securing the pole will put her in the limelight for at least the rest of the week.
She also won the pole at Daytona for last year's Nationwide race.
This is considerably bigger.
The previous highest female qualifier in a Cup race was Janet Guthrie. She started ninth at Bristol and Talladega in 1977.
"It's obviously a history-making event that will last a long, long time," Guthrie said, praising Patrick's feat. "It's a different era, of course. Different times. I can't imagine what I would do with a spotter or somebody telling me how to drive. It's rather a different sport now. Back then, there was a much greater difference from the front of the field to the back."
Guthrie received a lukewarm reception from fellow drivers back then.
Patrick was much more welcomed, undoubtedly because of her background and popularity.
She's comfortable being in the spotlight, evidenced by her racing career, her television commercials and her sudden openness about her personal life.
"I think when pressure's on and when the spotlight's on, I feel like it ultimately ends up becoming some of my better moments and my better races and better results," Patrick said. "I just understand that if you put the hard work in before you go out there that you can have a little peace and a little peace of mind knowing that you've done everything you can and just let it happen."


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Sort of like a young Shaq, that would be interesting.....
this is assuming Beasley and Rose are off the board.
Think of the pain that we could cause other teams in the paint with a frontcourt of Crash, Emeka and Big Roy.
Roy isn't exactly what you would call "fleet of foot", but he is a highly skilled big man, an excellent passer and a high percentage shooter. Oh yeah, and you can't teach 7'2" & 280 pounds.
I know his numbers have not improved over last season which is somewhat puzzling, but if Beasley and Rose are off the board then I would have no problem with adding Hibbert to the Bobcats roster.
What are your thoughts?
Sort of like a young Shaq, that would be interesting.....
......Go Bobcats!!!!! (Hornets) ..
You know me, I'm all for a big man. I wanted Hibbert last year before he got pulled out of the running.
Edit: That sounded really gay. Sorry team.
I'd rather take a flyer on Anthony Randloph as a PF before I'd spend the pick on Hibbert at Center. I get nothing but bad vibes from him. His stock has gone down big time since last year because he just hasn't improved upon his game since last season. If we took aa Center, to me it would be between Brook Lopez and DeAndre Jordan. Hibbert is not even in the running for me unless we traded up our 2nd and a body and got him last1/3 of the 1st round after getting someone good with our Lottery pick. I find Hibbert very risky.
I like Hibbert but just not on this team everytime I watch him he just seems like a very stiff player so the biggest question mark would be if he'd be able to keep up with the style of play (run and gun) that Vincent claims he wants to run with Felton at the point.
RIP Michael Jackson & Steve McNair
Hibbet is the safer pick out of himself, Lopez and Jordan. He might not have the upside of the others, but he's quality and makes those around him better.
I'd be ok with taking him high, but if we were picking #3 I would rather try and work a deal with someone like Seattle and swap the #3 for thier two 1st round picks, give them Bayless, have Hibbert come to us and draft a back up PG with the latter of the two picks.
That would be a great thing to pull off that and get both a big and a small in the first round.... I do like the way Hibbert plays....
......Go Bobcats!!!!! (Hornets) ..
Slam just what i said om the other thread. The thing about Hibbert is he can be very good or less than average.
My self i think hes going to have a solid carer with his passing abilitys. To go along with his size . But i don't think he's a top three pick . So i compleatly agree with SLAM
Thanks Ammofan!
Thabeet man...Thabeet.
7'3 and 265. Noted as "an above average runner of the court Does a great job of getting initial post position by using his body wide and sealing off his defender Has soft hands."
He's also producing better stats then Hibbert in the Big East (10.2 pts and 7.8 boards to go along with 4.4 blocks on 59%; Hibbert his sophmore year was 11.6 pts, 6.9 boards, 59% FG and 1.6 blocks and that's with Jeff Green), and Uconn has a better pedigree as of late in producing big men than Georgetown (see: Okafor, Boone, Villanueva, Hilton Armstrong, even Rudy Gay)
"His explosiveness: getting off the floor quickly is mind blowing for a player his size ... Physically he has all the tools needed to continue with his long arms and first-rate timing Unlike many young players he has learned to be a very patient shot blocker that rarely bites on pump fakes Has yet to even scratch the surface of his vast potential"
He's also compared to Dikembe Mutumbo. Not a bad big man to be compared to.
Seriously consider it Ziggy, serious consider it...
We are starting to play ourselves right out of the top 10 if we're not careful! Oh well, we can live with winning I guess!
If we are picking outside the top 10, then I have to say I would not mind going after Hibbert there. I just would not take him with a top 5-6 pick.


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Neutron Star Collision (Love Is Forever) (song)
Muse song | |
Name | Neutron Star Collision (Love Is Forever) |
Album/single | |
Length | 3:50 |
Alternative titles | - |
First live performance | 25th May 2010 (full), 22nd November 2003 (outro) |
Latest live performance | 6th September 2013 |
Recorded | California, 2010 |
Writer/composer | Matt Bellamy |
Producer | Butch Vig |
Chart position | 11 |
"Neutron Star Collision (Love Is Forever)" is a non-album song recorded in 2010 for the The Twilight Saga Eclipse Original Soundtrack. It was written without intent to include it on the soundtrack but was appropriate for it, so it was contributed. The song was previewed by Zane Lowe on BBC Radio One on 7:30pm BST on the release date, immediately after which it was available as a download single.
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It is believed the outro dates back to 2003. It was first used as an intro to Sunburn. Later, Matt played the outro in an interview from Abbey Road in 2006.[1]
The song was recorded in April 2010 in California, after the Coachella festival, having been written after the release of The Resistance, at the beginning of the eponymous tour.
Stephenie Meyer's website announced the single on 6th May 2010:
- "The first single on "The Twilight Saga: Eclipse - Original Motion Picture Soundtrack" has just been confirmed and I get to bring you the exclusive details. Stephenie's very favourite band, Muse, have contributed a song called "Neutron Star Collision (Love Is Forever)" and it's the first single from the project. [...]"
Right after the song was debuted on Zane Lowe's show, Matt was interviewed on how this song materialised. Matt explained:
- "Well actually the song was written, well I don't wanna bring anyone down, when I broke up with girlfriend about 8 months ago or something, and I pretty much wrote that song immediately after that. It was like that song was reflecting on that moment when you first get with someone and everything feels like it's going to go on forever and it's bit of like uh, bit of like a true love sentiment I suppose but for me when I wrote that song, it was quite heavy because it was like a memory of what it used to be like you know? Like when you used to think that way but now obviously it's the complete opposite of that when you break up. So when I'm singing that song, I'm kind of coming from that perspective really. So that song was floating around since about 8 months ago and that song was what I thought would probably be on another album in the future, but it's gonna be a long time until we get to do that, and then obviously these Eclipse, the Twilight people contacted us and um, were very keen to get a song for the film and I just thought 'why not?' you know? Might as well just bug it out there and get it out there because probably the song is representing a difficult period of my life and by the time we get to the next album it might not be relevant anymore because my life might be changed or moved on or something."
Since of Late, this song has not been present in setlist, possibly due to said relevent changes.
When played live, Matt sings
And lie, I said never
In place of
And lie, I will never
during the final chorus.
The piano outro is also omitted, apart from as medley during the 2010 U.S Spring Resistance Tour.
I was searching You were on a mission Then our hearts combined like A neutron star collision
I had nothing left to lose You took your time to choose Then we told each other With no trace of fear that...
Our love would be forever And if we die We die together And lie, I said never 'Cause our love would be forever
The world is broken Halos fail to glisten You tried to make a difference But no one wants to listen
Hail, The preachers, fake and proud Their doctrines will becloud Then they'll dissipate Like snowflakes in an ocean
Love is forever And we'll die, we'll die together And lie, I say never 'Cause our love could be forever
Now I've got nothing left to lose You take your time to choose I can tell you now without a trace of fear
That my love will be forever and we'll die we'll die together And Lie, I will never 'Cause our love will be forever


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Oh wow...this place looks so cool! Those beer bottle lighting fixtures are awesome, amd the food looks great! Thanks for sharing.
Fitzroy is an awesome place, I didn't see this restaurant but I love the fit out! (Thanks for visiting my blog, those cinemagraphs are rad!)
What a lovely place! I wish we had something like that here! :)
sounds lovely laura :) I'm planning a trip to melbourne in a few weeks, I'll have to take tips from you.
I love Melbourne ... I'm long overdue for a visit there. It's always a wonderful place, rich with all sorts of fantastically interesting things, people and places.:)
I've been there, I've been there ;-) And for lunch as well!!!!
What a lovely, quirky little place!
it looks so much nicer than the one we have in fremantle. i hope you're going to do more melbourne posts - i am enjoying looking at the city through your eyes.
Whoo! I'm glad you made it to one of the places. How cute are the ting ciders? I WANT CIDER. Now.
Such a nice place! I love places with high ceiling.
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