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(10/27/01 2:18:53 pm)
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I have downloaded the list of C&R eligible guns and it isn't very long ,and I know some guns that are C&R eligible are not on the list, I was wondering if you guys could post some of the guns that you know are eligible but are not on the list ? even if they a nfa weapons
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(10/27/01 3:27:28 pm)
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Any firearm that you can document is 50 years old or older is C&R. If it was made prior to 1898, it is an antique.
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(10/27/01 3:44:42 pm)
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what was the loophole you was telling me about 1911 .45's
shouldn't sks's and some ak47's be on the list ?
Edited by: gpostal at: 10/27/01 6:26:49 pm
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(10/27/01 5:51:09 pm)
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Some SKS's are on the list. I don't know about the AK's.
I don't know which list you down loaded, but here is a link to a list of c&r firearms that is 57 pages worth.
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(10/27/01 6:18:13 pm)
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i have that one and a few others ,some of the guns on the list are current as 1985 production
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(10/27/01 11:42:14 pm)
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The guns HAVE to be on the list to be eligible...or 50 years old IF non-military....
Military stuff has to be prior to 1946, AND issued, that's the kicker, they did that on purpose so AKs will NEVER be on it...otherwise they must be SPECIFICALLY listed, on a case by case basis, based on "collectibility." (i.e., Dragunovs, Makarovs, Russian and Romanian SKSs that are under 50...) There are some FN marked Mausers from 1950's which are NOT CR, because not specifically issued...and they are NOT on the list...
"New" guns that are CR are usually one of a kinds, commemortives, etc, sometimes they go so far as to list specific SERIAL NUMBERS of specific guns!
Basically the NFA stuff is all WWII and before, or shortly after, ans they have two lists of those, NFA exempt from the transfer tax because of the collectibility, (usually the old Winchesters and Marlins and stuff with factory barrels under 16",) and NFA stuff that are CR, but are still subject to NFA, like Ma Deuces and stuff, but I never figured out the advantage of having them CR, except maybe I can have Bazookas shipped to me UPS, THAT should raise eyebrows!
All military 1911s and A1s are CR, because none have been made for the military, believe it or not, after 1945...even any in the Army's inventory today will be 45 or earlier...we haven't bought any new for issue since then.
To throw a wrench into it...the Polish Tokarev T-33s currently on the Market are NOT CR, but Russian ones are for any date. BUT, SOG and others ARE selling ones marked 1950 and 1951 as CR, because over 50, BUT...I don't understand exactly how they can do it, they ARE military....using that logic, next year we can buy 1952's, 1953's in 2003,etc, right?
Go figure...
And BTW, GP, a little history, the ONLY reason ANY "modern" military stuff is on the CR list is because of then Senator Majority Leader Bob Dole pushing it through during the Reagan years, in the same bill that allowed military surplus guns to be imported and sold to collectors...the Dems fought him all the way, but agreed in the end as long as AKs would never be on it, which is why 1946 is the date.
I remember those debates...
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gun runner john
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(10/28/01 10:07:44 am)
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"Military stuff has to be prior to 1946, AND issued, that's the kicker"
Where do you read this? There seems to be a lot of mis-information on this topic. Also, I can't find anything that says military firearms have to be manufactured prior to 1946 in the 2000 FFL regularions.
Here is a quote from a actual letter from the ATF on this very topic. Here's the relevant section, I don't feel like typing the whole letter, which is in graphic form.
"As set out in Title 27 Code of Federal Regulations (CFR), Part 178, S 178.11, the term "curio or relic" includes certain firearms or ammunition which are of special interest to collectors by reason of some quality other than is ordinarily associated with firearms intended for sporting use or as offensive or defensive weapon. To be recognized as curios or relics, firearms must:
(1) Have been manufactured as least 50 years prior to the current date, but not including replicas thereof; or
(2) Be certified by the curator of a municipal, Stare, or Federal museum which exhibits firearms to be curio or relics of museum interest; or
(3) Derive a substantial part of their monetary value from the fact that they are novel, rare, or bizarre, or from the fact of their association with some historical figure, period, or event.
ATF has previously determined that any firearm which was actually manufactured more than 50 years prior to the current date, automatically qualifies as a curio or relic and it is not necessary for such firearms to be listed in the ATF Firearms Curio & Relic List for it to be a curio or relic."
The letter is dated Dec 2, 1997, and is signed by Edward M. Owen, Jr. Chief, Firearms Technology Branch.
Edited by: AntiqueDr at: 10/28/01 10:22:04 am
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(10/28/01 10:17:24 am)
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this is what i am talking about ,i do know that a rem.870 with ten inch barrel {witness protection model} is a C&R gun but is NOT on the list ,[novel, rare, or bizarre,] this covers alot and is reall gray ,maybe even a usas or striker ,how rare is rare ,1 of 1,000 , 10,000
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(10/28/01 10:18:01 am)
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As I said, anything you can document as being 50 plus years. I have a copy of the same letter John is referring to. Supposedly, Missouri has passed some regulations that allow clones of the 1911 pattern 45s to be C&R also - but I don't have the details on that.
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(10/28/01 12:01:56 pm)
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"Military stuff has to be prior to 1946, AND issued, that's the kicker"
What does the second entry on the first page of SEC. II of the list "Firearms Classified as Curios Or Relics Under 18 U.S.C. Chapter 44" say?
"All ORIGINAL military bolt action and semi-automatic rifles mfd. between 1899 and 1946."
And the THIRD entry?
"All PROPERLY MARKED and identified semiautomatic pistols and revolvers used by, or mfd. for, any MILITARY ORGANIZATION prior to 1946..."
And the fourth?
"All shotguns, properly marked and identified as mfd. for any military organization prior to 1946 and in their original military configuration only."
THAT'S the kicker I'm talking about...AK-47s will NEVER be CR because of that....plus, like I said, I remember the debates! Metzenbaum (and the usual list of suspects from back then) was having fits that ANY military would be imported at all, much less categorized as "collector's items..."
Trust me, your letter and the fact it was 1950 did NOT get me my .30-06 FN Mauser earlier this year...and I tried...ATF said it was military, but not meeting all criteria for MILITARY CRs....
I like you will fall back on the letter in any argument, but I GUARANTEE they did NOT have "Military" in mind when they wrote the letter!
And if you are going to be nailed for it, do you think they will follow the "letter" from some functionary, or "the letter of the law" as printed?
If it's Military, made after 1946, it had better be SPECIFICALLY listed...period.
Notice the military stuff on the 2000 list that is not on the 1997 list...using your logic, why change the list if "50 years old" was the ONLY criteria?
I agree, 50 is the magic number for COMMERCIAL guns, but not military....
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Edited by: polishshooter at: 10/28/01 12:12:01 pm
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(10/28/01 12:21:49 pm)
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well what i was wanting from you guys is guns that are NOT on the list and are still C&R ,i did see S&W model 39 and baby brownings ,they are on the list for some reason ,armilite ar-15 is on the list also ,does this mean a post ban armilite ar is C&R ?
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(10/28/01 12:43:24 pm)
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GP. I would assume the 10" Witness Protection to NOT be CR unless specifically on the list...on the OTHER hand, it looks like something somebody would want to submit to the ATF for a ruling, like is called for...the only PROBLEM being the process for doing it kinda sucks, and traps you having bought it under full NFA rules, legally, if they say "no."
But then again, the transfer tax and NFA registration for it is only $5, isn't it? Not $200 like select fire and automatic stuff....
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(10/28/01 12:52:13 pm)
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HA...I think you've caught them in another bureaucratic goof...they NEVER considered Armalite would begin production again...they were only refering to the EARLIEST Armalites, and the earliest Colts still marked Armalite...
I don't think I'd try them on this one though....
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(10/28/01 9:02:34 pm)
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ok first I am not intentionally trying to be difficult or stupid for that matter I will try to work my way from the top
bob says {documented 50 years or older} easy to go by
polish says {documented 50 years or older as long as it is not military then military cut off date is 1946 } since ak47 hit the military in 1947 ,again understandable
,BUT the armilite ar15 even colt ar15 marked armilite wasn't in production in 1946 even 1947 for that matter ,and it says armilite ar15 no specified date or serial number
I will contact armilite and post their reply to this
now the witness protection
a company close to bob's house { c&s metalwork's} sells nfa weapons ,you must have a c&r to purchase the witness protection and yes the stamp is 200.00
I knew the 50 year old rule and the 1946 rule when I started this thread ,I also have the complete list {all three locations} printed out and cant find any sks's on it
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(10/28/01 9:57:53 pm)
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SKSs are on it, in two spots. First, under "Russian (USSR) they have "Simonov, semiautomatic rifle, model SKS, caliber 7.62x39, of Soviet Manufacture.
Then it's listed under "Romanian Model 56 semiautomatic carbine (SKS)...
The Armalite obviously was submitted to the ATF and accepted, because there weren't many made before the Army adopted them, and obviously, say one that the AF adopted in the early 60s, or a prototype from the late 50s would have beaucoup collector's interest, as well as the few with bolt Colt and Armalite stamps.
Remember, if its POST '46, BUT determined by the ATF to be any of the OTHER stuff listed above, collectible for other reasons than shooting, such as rarity, etc, it CAN be added later by the ATF...
For example, the EG and Soviet Makarov pistols were all post 46, BUT they are collectors I'd guess because there is no more USSR, or East Germany...there IS still a Bulgaria, so Bulgarian Maks are still available, so I'd guess that's why they are not "collectible...", as are Chicom Type 56s.
While I do not see the "Witness Protection" on the CR list, maybe the company submitted one, and got the ATF to agree, if so they'd have a letter of a specific ruling on it...there's a procedure to have new stuff listed that are not currently CR, and you are buying it in good faith if the seller says it is I guess...Bob and I had a discussion on Star Bs one time, SOG was selling them as CR, nobody else was...I asked AIM if they were, was told they were "still waiting for theircopy of the official ruling."
This whole damn "list" business is a FINE example on how governmental bureaucracies can screw up a simple concept...
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(10/29/01 8:16:04 am)
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The Star B pistols were listed as C&R and SOG and several others are selling them as such, however, the Star Super B pistols are not listed as C&R - SOG currently has a bunch of Star Super B pistols, manufactured in 1947, new in the box! I want one so bad I can taste it (uuummmmm - cosmoline!)
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(10/29/01 9:01:56 am)
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Hey Bob, GP sent me back to look at the lists again, and I'm confused.
First, I could have SWORN I saw Star Bs on the new list, but can't find them. Then I noticed Eibars aren't listed....
THEN, I went back to the 97 list and couldn't even find Eibars on IT. Now I just KNOW Eibars were listed, kind of a generic listing, at least on my original list.
What the hell happened? Am I going blind, or do these damn lists change by THEMSELVES on the darn BOOKSHELF??????
We must make war as we must; not as we would like. - Field Marshal Kitchener, 1915
RobC in Missouri
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(10/29/01 12:10:01 pm)
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Well, since I was the one who wrote ATF about the 50 year rule and received that response that has been spread far and wide across the net, I think the letter is clear and the regs are clear.
Every firearm, commercial or military, that was manufactured 50 or more years ago, is automatically C&R and does not have to be specifically listed for it to be so. Granted, in my original letter to them I did not specifically say military or commercial, but I did use the term "all firearms" which should cover both.
So yes, a Polish Tokarev manufactured in 1950 would be C&R, but one made in 1952 would not - it will, however, become one in 2002.
Firearms that are specifically listed were likely done so after someone asked for a determination - the Romanian SKS, for example, and the upcoming Yugo SKS.
The catch-all "1899-1946" categories became obsolete after 1996 (50 year rule). They remain on the list because ATF doesn't have the authority to remove anything from the C&R list.
Almost every FFL I've encountered subscribe to this belief, both dealers & C&Rs, including some "big names" - Dennis Kroh of Empire Arms, Thompson Knox, president of the NAPCA, Tom Heller, Adam Firestone of cruffler.com....
BTW, Bob in St. Louis, the Star Super Bs that they have listed with a 1947 manufacture date - that's actually the date of the manual, not the gun's date. My guess is that SOG won't go by proof codes to determine the actual manufacture date. They need to reword their ad copy to make it more clear.
RobC in Missouri
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(10/30/01 10:28:39 pm)
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Rob, isn't another reason for the list is to provide proof some guns that are NOT easy to research manufacture dates, or do not have dates stamped on them are CRs?
It's all well and good to say "50 years old or older," but the SELLER must be sure it is before selling it as a CR, right?
I mean, technically if I BOUGHT a non-CR as a CR, the SELLER is the one in trouble, right? If he represented it as such?
Many old guns do NOT have a serial number or date, and many old manufacturers do NOT have good records, or even records available. And lots of collectors specialize, so we know THOSE dates, but may not have the time or inclination to research one we don't usually collect, so we have to refer to the list.
Once I saw a Bulgarian Makarov listed on Auction Arms from a private seller as available to CRFFLs. I KNOW they are not, so I sent him an E-mail just asking if he was SURE.
He told me he was told by the dealer he bought it from that it was, but then I noticed he edited out the CRFFL.
If I would have bid, and sent my CRFFL as he originally posted, and he shipped it to me, who actually violated the law?
I'm not being facetious, I actually CONSIDERED doing it, it was a good price, but I thought I'd better not, since I KNEW it wasn't....but I'm sure somebody else might have, whether they knew it or not.
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Edited by: polishshooter at: 10/30/01 10:32:37 pm
RobC in Missouri
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(10/31/01 1:12:33 pm)
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All good points & questions.
As far as the list being a guide to what is and is not C&R - yes, if can function as that. In fact, the letter from ATF, while stating that everything over 50 is C&R, goes on to advise a person dealing with a gun that is questionable in status to contact ATF and ask them - they didn't say you had to ask for an official determination, but that a lot of reference material has the wrong info regarding dates of manufacture, and they could tell you for sure whether it was C&R or not. I don't know exactly how they would do it, but they say they can.
Guns without a serial number? Unless it's a known fact that that particular model was last manufactured over 50 years ago, or if it's specifically listed, then there is really no way to precisely determine the date of manufacture. A couple of examples: The Winchester Model 55 .22 rifle - they weren't serial numbered, but they were specifically listed, so they're all C&R. Many non-serial numbered Mossberg rifles whose production run ended more than 50 years ago, while not specifically listed, are C&R. However, a Mossberg M46 (I think) had a production run that ended in 1952; while the odds are that it's over 50, there's no way to prove it without a serial number, so it should be considered non-C&R (until after 2002, when they all will be over 50). One could make a case as for the different variations (a), (b), (c), (d), and note when the changes occurred, but that may be pushing things.
As far as who is responsible that a gun is C&R during a transaction - good question, and one I haven't really seen the answer for. I know of instances where a distributor has sold non-C&R guns to C&Rs (i.e. the 7.62 Ishapore Enfields manufactured after 1965 or thereabouts - it's specifically listed), but I don't know who is liable. It could be an honest mistake by the seller (not checking dates) and therefore the buyer wouldn't have known, but it's still against the law.
Another distributor was selling those 5-shot Romanian .22 trainers as C&R, even though they're not on the list and were manufactured as late as the 1980s. In that case, I would think the buyer should know that they weren't C&R and shouldn't order them, but again, who is legally liable?
All IMHO, of course...
RobC in Missouri
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Rahul T. Pandit, M.D.
Assistant Professor of Ophthalmology
Weill Cornell Medical College
Clinical Assistant Professor of Ophthalmology
Baylor College of Medicine
Practice Location
Scurlock Tower
6560 Fannin Street, Suite 450
Houston, TX 77030
Office: 713-441-8843
Fax: 713-793-1636
Yale University, New Haven, CT
Medical School
Rush Medical College, Chicago, IL
West Suburban Hospital, Oak Park, IL
Ophthalmology: University of Iowa Department of Ophthalmology and Visual Sciences, Iowa City, IA
Cornea, External Diseases, and Refractive Surgery: University of Iowa Department of Ophthalmology and Visual Sciences, Iowa City, IA
Areas of Interest
- Cataract surgery and multifocal lens implantation
- Refractive surgery (laser vision correction)
- Corneal transplantation
- Treatment of dry eye and ocular surface disease
- Minimally-invasive glaucoma surgery (Trabectome and Endocyclophotocoagulation)
Honors & Awards
- American Academy of Ophthalmology Achievement Award, 2012
- PS250, Premier Surgeon Magazine's inaugural list of the 250 top innovators in premium IOL implant surgery, 2010
- Best Doctors in America, 2010
- Texas Super Doctor, Texas Monthly Magazine, 2010
- Houston's Top Doctors, HTexas Magazine, 2009
- Asia Society's Asia21 Young Leader, 2008
- Cambridge Who's Who Registry, 2009-10
- America's Top Ophthalmologists, Consumers' Research Council of America, 2008 – present
- Houston's Top Professionals on the Fast Track, HTexas Magazine, 2006-2008
- National Institutes of Health Summer Research Fellowship, 1995
Dr. Pandit is an Assistant Professor of Ophthalmology, Weill Cornell Medical College, and practices at Methodist Eye Associates, Houston, TX. He serves as Medical Director of the Houston Methodist Hospital Ophthalmology Operating Room.
Dr. Pandit grew up in suburban Chicago and received his undergraduate degree at Yale University. After completing medical school at Rush University in his home town of Chicago, he attended one of the top five ophthalmology training programs in the country, the University of Iowa Department of Ophthalmology and Visual Sciences. In 2002, he pursued an extra year of fellowship training in Cornea, External Diseases, and Refractive Surgery. As a cornea specialist, he has obtained advanced training in many types of surgery, including complex cataract surgery, corneal transplantation, and LASIK and other forms of refractive surgery. Since 2003, he has been practicing in Houston and was a partner at Medical Center Ophthalmology prior to joining the full-time faculty at Methodist Hospital.
Dr. Pandit actively partakes in teaching at the local and national level. He is a member of the American Academy of Ophthalmology's (AAO) Ophthalmic News and Education (O.N.E.) Refractive Subcommittee. In this role, he works with a select team of physicians to provide updates and insight into the latest LASIK and other refractive surgery research and news to the AAO membership, which includes 85% of all practicing ophthalmologists in the U.S. Dr. Pandit has acted as principal investigator for clinical research trials, authored several papers, and lectures locally and nationally.
Dr. Pandit's interests include advanced cataract surgery techniques, LASIK and other forms of refractive surgery, minimally invasive glaucoma surgery, and ocular surface disease, including dry eye syndrome. He has published techniques for cataract surgery in peer-reviewed medical journals, and has been featured on Houston's ABC News highlighting a unique surgery for corneal diseases. He teaches residents and other health professionals, including medical and nursing students.
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It was 2004 and the idea came to Christina Antonini, as so many brilliant ones do, at a Macaroni Grill in Edgewater. The tsunami had just hit Indonesia and Antonini and her fellow Girl Scouts wanted to do something to help.
The troop soon realized the complications of overseas philanthropy, so they thought they'd do something a bit closer to home. The idea born on that day—to build a thrift store for the Chrysalis House in Park Heights, a residential treatment facility for low-income women—just won Antonini the Gloria Barron Prize for Young Heroes.
"We contacted the Chrysalis House and they said they needed a shed," Antonini says. "But that shed turned into a 1,700-square-foot thrift store, where the women can sell clothes and gain job skills."
Just 12 years old at the time, Antonini led her troop in designing, fundraising, and building the $275,000 store, which features a resale store on the first level and a job-skills training center on the second.
The troop raised the money by selling imprinted bricks that would eventually be the boutique's walls. The troop also contacted local companies, like Home Depot, which donated a $500 gift card toward the project.
In addition, Antonini painted a mural on the inside of the boutique, which depicts the image of a caterpillar becoming a butterfly.
"I wanted to tell the story of someone coming from the dark side and then becoming a new person," she says. "The last picture is a big butterfly flying away."
The Butterfly Boutique opened in October 2010. The store is a place where people can donate gently used items and the women sell them back to the public. The income from the boutique supports the residents and the recovery program.
At the store's grand opening—in front of donors, friends, family, and politicians—Antonini gave a speech about why they created the boutique.
"I told a story about one of the ladies in the house who got into drugs and ended up having two kids at age 18," says Antonini, now 19. "I wanted to do this to help give women like her a second chance."
This past fall, Antonini, along with 10 other national winners, was awarded the Barron Prize and $2,500 to apply to her education.
"I've always loved helping people," says Antonini, who is now pursuing a nursing degree at Towson University. "I was shocked to win the prize. I felt grateful that someone noticed."


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Tuesday, August 26, 2008
More on Eddie and
Monday Game Notes
(The Word Press page for this article can be found here)
Well, it was a very interesting day for the Twins and their fans. I heard of the Twins acquisition of Eddie Guardado approximately thirty minutes before I first saw it in print or heard it on the radio. I saw that I did post it here before any of the others, but only by about ten minutes. So that was kind of fun. But here are just some further thoughts on the trade, first from the perspective of each player:
Eddie Guardado has pitched 49.1 innings in 55 games so far this season with the Rangers. He went 3-3 with a 3.65 ERA. He also had four saves. Most of the season, he was a set up man for Rangers closer CJ Wilson, but when Wilson had surgery and was lost for the season recently, Guardado took over closer duties. As we have seen, the 37 year old southpaw doesn't throw very hard anymore. He may top out at 85 mph. Then again, he never was a flame thrower, hitting maybe 91 on the radar gun at times. He has always been able to get by on guts and determination more than stuff. He did have Tommy John surgery last year, but he clearly has come back from that. Guardado spent part of 1993 through 2003 with the Twins. He took over as the closer in the second half of the 2001 season. In 2001 and 2002, he combined for 86 saves. So what will his role with the Twins be? Well, obviously I don't know, but I have a feeling. Clearly he isn't taking over the closer's role! That's Joe Nathan's. But the fact that Guardado has been a late inning guy much of his relieving career, I think he can be the Twins 8th inning guy. He can get lefties out (they are hitting just .172/.236/.297 this year), but he can also get right-handed batters out (they are hitting .228/.282/.376 this year). But I really see him just adding another option for Ron Gardenhire to use. Think of it like this maybe... he can use Guardado and Guerrier in the 8th inning, Crain and Reyes in the 7th inning and Breslow and Bonser in the 6th inning. Having options is really most important. The thing I really like about Guardado is the mental side of his game. He's been around a long time. He's pitched in a lot of big games. He won't be scared or intimidated by any situation. And something I think is vital for any reliever, if he does have a bad game, you know he won't carry it into the next game.
To make room for Guardado, the Twins Designated Mike Lamb for Assignment. That means that they will likely eat the rest of his 2008 contract and likely all of his $3.0 million for 2009. It would be hypocritical of me to bash the Lamb signing now. Why? Because when the Twins announced the signing, I really liked it. Although he had never been an every day player, he had played 125, 126 and 124 games the previous three years. He had double-digit homers, plenty of doubles and had taken some walks. The Twins had a need at 3B (we didn't know that Buscher would be solid, as he has been). The deal was for two years and about $6.2 million. That would give the Twins time to determine who their 3B of the future would be, probably Danny Valencia. I still believe that the deal made sense. Unfortunately, Lamb just did not responded with production. An OPS of about .600 just doesn't cut it, especially when his defense was sub-par too. I can't imagine a team claiming him and taking on the contract, so the Twins will eat the contract. I definitely think that someone will sign Lamb as a pinch hitter down the stretch. He is a veteran, professional, left-handed hitter with playoff experience. He is also, from all accounts, a great clubhouse guy and good teammate. Once he becomes a free agent, I can see a team in the playoff hunt taking a flyer on Lamb. I can also see Lamb just sitting out the rest of this season and considering his future.
Finally, in order to acquire Guardado, the Twins did have to give something up. According to LaVelle, the Rangers were asking for the likes of Jeff Manship, Anthony Swarzak and Brian Duensing at the trade deadline. Bill Smith was wise to just say no. Two months of Eddie G is not worth that much. However, Guardado could be a very important cog for the Twins in 2008, so the Twins did have to give up something. That 'something' ended up being Mark Hamburger. As you can imagine, the ridiculous jokes of "Twins Acquire Guardado for a Hamburger" started right away. Sure, Hamburger was a reliever in the Appalachian League, and he is just 1-2 with a 4.17 ERA and a 1.33 WHIP. But remember that the lower levels of the minor leagues are more about development than statistics. Some important numbers to note are 13, 40, 36.2 and 96. In 36.2 innings this year, he has walked just 13 and struck out 40. Also important is the fact that when he pitched for the E-Twins on Sunday night, he was regularly touching 96 mph on the radar gun. Hamburger is a local kid, born in St. Paul and went to high school at Mounds View. He then went to Mesabi Range Community College for a year. Then last June, he went to a tryout camp and the Twins signed him that day. So again, he probably has thrown limited innings since he played high school ball in Minnesota and at a small community college in Northern Minnesota. That is why, in my mind, 96 mph might just be the starting point as he gets stronger and pitches more. His 13 saves leads the Appalachian League this year. Because of the lack of pitching prospects in the Rangers system, I think Hamburger has a chance to advance through the system fairly quickly. Hamburger, along with the trade, gets a promotion to the Midwest League. He will report today to the Clinton team.
For an absolutely tremendous look at Mark Hamburger, today's Newberg Report contains a lot of great information. You will definitely want to read it!
Secondly, let's take a look at the trade from the perspective of the two teams:
Minnesota Twins - For the Twins, Guardado was a guy that just makes sense. They need another veteran bullpen arm to help bridge the gap to Joe Nathan. They also, as a small market team, have to go into every deal thinking not only about today and this year, but of the future. They were able to acquire Guardado for a relief pitcher who was still five levels from the Major Leagues. The Twins have put themselves in a position to compete for a playoff spot in 2008. It would be a shame not to go for it.
Texas Rangers - The Rangers aren't going to make the playoffs this year. Guardado was only signed for this year. It would be silly of them to not get what they can for Guardado at this time of the season. Rangers President Nolan Ryan has said that the organization needs more pitching prospects. For a guy they would have controlled for only another six weeks, they got a 21 year old pitcher who hasn't thrown a whole lot or received a lot of professional coaching in his life and already throws 96 mph with decent control. LaVelle pointed out that someone with the Twins told him that he believes Hamburger has a good chance to pitch in the Major Leagues. Yes, there are no certainties with prospects, but I think Hamburger is worth giving a shot. The Rangers need as many arms as they can get.
I actually think this is a good trade for both teams. It is a situation where everyone wins. Of course, we don't know how Eddie Guardado will perform for the Twins over the remainder of the season. We don't know if he will be the key piece to getting the Twins to the playoffs. But as of today, this is a trade that makes a lot of sense for the Twins. Their biggest need was another bullpen arm, and Eddie gives them that. For the Rangers, they should be trading off some veterans. Clearly they have a little ways to go before they can compete with the Angels. They should learn from the A's on how to build by trading. But getting Mark Hamburger is a good thing for that organization.
One other note that I have to make... the Twins were able to pick up a bullpen arm for a playoff push for a guy that they signed last June out of a tryout camp. Think about that for a moment. I think that speaks volumes for the Twins scouts. Obviously as someone who follows the Twins and their minor league system so closely, this is an interesting trade for me. This is about the level of prospect I would have given up for Guardado to say that it was a good deal for both teams.
And now... we shall see how it turns out. For the Twins it is about 2008. For the Rangers, it is about 2011, 2012, and however long Hamburger remains in their system. But for today, I think we can all be happy.
What are your thoughts on the deal?
TWINS 2, MARINERS 4 (11 Innings)
According to Yahoo! Sports Jeff Passan, the Twins pitchers are a bunch of Control Freaks! Agreed.
Francisco Liriano did his job. He pitched the first six innings and gave up just one run. He gave up five hits, walked one and struck out three. 68 of his 95 pitches were strikes.
Matt Guerrier was called upon to pitch the 7th inning. He did his job. He pitched a perfect inning.
Eddie Guardado came in for the 8th inning, and he did his job. He threw 11 pitches and nine of them were strikes. He got three lazy pop ups in the inning.
Joe Nathan came in with a 2-1 lead for the bottom of the 9th inning, and he did NOT do his job. He left a fat pitch over the middle of the plate for Adrian Beltre to lead off with a double. Jose Lopez had a long at bat that resulted in an error on Nick Punto meaning runners on first and third. Jeff Clement grounded into a double play, but the tying run scored. Let me say this... if everyone else does their job and gets Joe Nathan the ball with a lead, I'm not too worried, regardless of the results of this game.
Jesse Crain came in for the 10th frame. He did his job. He struck out the first two batters and got Ichiro to ground out to shortstop to end the inning. Well, at least he did his job for one inning. As has been the case most of this year, Crain has been good in one inning stints, but whenever Gardy asks him to go beyond one inning, he gets hit. After walking Raul Ibanez, Adrian Beltre hit a long home run to end the game in the 11th inning.
Delmon Young had a very good game. He went 2-3 with a walk and an eighth inning single that drove in Joe Mauer to give the Twins a 2-1 lead.
This one hurts. Obviously teams like Seattle will beat teams like the Twins. They're spoilers. That's what they do. But this one hurts because the goat of the game is Joe Nathan, which never happens. And in the end, I know that Nathan gets the job done most of the time, so given more chances the rest of the season, he will be fine. Just one game, right?
This is short... I must sleep so I can stay up again on Tuesday night.
Any other thoughts on the Twins?
Twins Minor League Updates
Monday SethSpeaks Player of the Day – Rene Tosoni, GCL Twins
Monday SethSpeaks Pitcher of the Day – Anthony Swarzak, New Britain Rockcats
– Rochester7, Syracuse 1 –
If someone can explain what happened to Anthony
Swarzak when he was promoted from New Britain (where he was 3-8 with a 5.67
ERA in 20 starts), please let me know. In this game, he went eight innings and
gave up just one run. He allowed seven hits, walked two and struck out six to
improve to 5-0 and drop his ERA to 1.89. Tim Lahey pitched a scoreless
ninth. Pretty much everyone contributed to the offense. Jason Pridie was
3-5 with his 19th double. Alejandro Machado was 3-5. Bobby Kielty
was 2-3 with two walks. Howie Clark went 2-5 with his 16th double.
Jeff Christy was 2-4 with his sixth double. Luke Hughes went 2-5.
– New
Britain 5, Portland 5 – Danny
Valencia has certainly found his power stroke in the last couple of weeks.
Last night, he hit his eighth home run at a great time. Down 5-4 in the 8th
inning, Valencia hit a two run homer that proved to be the difference in this
game. It was his only hit and provided two of his three RBI. Matt Tolbert
went 2-5. The Rockcats bats scored four runs (3 earned) off of Clay Buchholz
who went the first seven innings. Ryan Mullins started and went the first
five innings. He gave up four runs (3 earned) on eight hits. He walked none and
struck out four. Zach Ward pitched the next two innings, gave up only an
unearned run, and recorded his fifth win. Rob Delaney was perfect threw
two innings for his fourth save.
Monday –
Miracle 3, Clearwater 2 – For the first time in a while, Deolis Guerra
picked up a win. He improved to 11-8 with six solid innings. He gave up one run
on three hits. He walked three and struck out six. David Shinskie threw a
scoreless inning. Carlos Gutierrez gave up an unearned run in the eighth.
Then Anthony Slama picked up his 25th save of the year with a two
strikeout ninth. Garrett Olson led the offense by going 3-4 with his
sixth double. Eli Tintor went 2-3 with a walk. Johnny Woodard was
2-4 with his 11th double.
Beloit 4, Kane County 3 (11 Innings) – Jeanfred Brito singled in
Yangervis Solarte with the game-winning run in the bottom of the 11th,
making Mike Tarsi a five game winner. Brito had gone 0-2, but he walked
three times. Chris Cates went 3-5. Steve Hirschfeld's impressive
run continued. He started and in six innings gave up no runs on two hits. He
walked two and struck out four. Blake Martin then gave up three runs on a
hit and two walks in 1.1 innings. Santos Arias gave up a hit and a walk
in 0.2 innings to get out of the 8th inning. Charles Nolte then threw two
shutout innings. Michael Tarsi gave up only a walk in his inning.
Monday – E-Twins 7, Princeton 3 – This was a good all-around game for the E-Twins as the playoffs approach. Dan Osterbrook started but went just two innings. He gave up two hits, walked none and struck out four. Lee Martin came in and gave up two runs in four innings to improve to 4-2. He gave up four hits and a walk. Danny Rondon gave up a run on two hits in two inning. He struck out four. Steve Blevins struck out two in a scoreless ninth. Nick Romero went 2-4 with his 10th double. Michael Harrington hit his ninth homer. Nathan Hanson hit his second home run. Jon Waltenbury hit his 22nd double.
GCL Twins 7, GCL Reds 5 (7 innings due to rain) –
Rene Tosoni was back in a
lineup for the first time since May, and it was as if he never left. He went 3-3
with a homer and three RBI. Aaron Hicks went 2-3 with a walk, his ninth
double and 12th stolen base. Josmil Pinto and Jakub Hatjmar each
went 2-4. Angelo Sanchez improved to 4-3 with five innings of work. He
gave up five runs (4 earned) on ten hits and two walks. He struck out three.
Bruce Pugh came in and threw two shutout innings despite giving up two hits
and two walks.
Again, thanks for stopping by and always feel free to e-mail me or comment below.


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Thursday, March 6: An application for a criminal complaint for assault and battery has been filed against Aaron Hernandez after the alleged jail fight he was involved in last month.
Wednesday, Feb. 26: A source confirms to FOX 25, the families of Safiro and Daniel DeAbreu, who were both killed in a 2012 Boston shooting, filed a wrongful death lawsuit against Aaron Hernandez Wednesday hoping to reportedly gain $6 million each in damages.
Tuesday, Feb. 25: Aaron Hernandez was involved in a fight with another inmate inside the Bristol County jail.
Friday, Feb. 21: Bristol County D.A. Sam Sutter told WATD-FM he plans to appeal the gag order imposed in Hernandez's case.
Thursday, Feb. 20: Eight months after the investigation into Hernandez started, there is still no word on whether the former Patriot will be charged with a July 2012 double murder.
Wednesday, Feb. 19: State troopers were delivering subpoenas at an apartment complex in Franklin Tuesday where former Patriot Aaron Hernandez once rented.
Friday, Feb. 14: A Massachusetts judge says she found no ethical violations by prosecutors in the Aaron Hernandez murder case, but she did impose a formal gag order to protect the ex-New England Patriot's right to a fair trial.
Thursday, Feb. 13: A new report from the Daily Mail says that Aaron Hernandez danced outside at a gas station on the night of Odin Lloyd's murder.
Tuesday, Feb. 11: Aaron Hernandez's barber, Robby Olivares, may be a key witness in the Odin Lloyd murder case.
Thursday, Feb. 6: The 911 calls were released detailing the chaos recorded inside the Connecticut nightclub where Alexander Bradley was shot.
Wednesday, Feb. 5:
A 29-year-old Hartford man was arrested Tuesday night for his alleged connection to Alexander Bradley's shooting.
Leslie Randolph was held on $1 million bond on charges of assault, criminal use of a firearm, and carrying a pistol without a permit.
Monday, Feb. 3:
The former right-hand man of Aaron Hernandez was shot overnight in Hartford. Officials say Alexander Bradley sustained multiple gunshot wounds to his leg.
Hernandez's pre-trial hearing has been rescheduled from Wednesday to Friday.
Friday, Jan. 31:
Court documents released Friday say that prosecutors will not have Carlos Ortiz testify against Aaron Hernandez.
Friday, Jan. 31:
Court documents released Friday allege former New England Patriot Aaron Hernandez talked about the June 2013 murder of Odin Lloyd in conversations recorded at Bristol County Jail and House of Correction.
Thursday, Jan. 30:
Tanya Singleton, Aaron Hernandez's cousin, posted bail Thursday after spending more than five months in jail. Singleton has pleaded not guilty to criminal contempt and conspiracy to commit accessory after the fact.
Thursday, Jan. 16:
Details released in a newly unsealed search warrant in the Aaron Hernandez case detail why Boston investigators wanted to visit a home belonging to the former Patriot's uncle in the first place. Boston officials were alerted to the home by investigators probing the murder of Odin Lloyd after they noticed an unused 4Runner in the garage. Investigators allege the 4Runner matches the SUV used in a July 2012 double homicide in Boston. In their application for a search of the home, investigators wrote, "gunshot residue may still exist" on the SUV in the garage.
Thursday, Jan. 9
Aaron Hernandez's lawyers filed language they want in a proposed gag order. In the filing, lawyers are asking parties investigating and or prosecuting the Lloyd case to not talk about it publicly outside court. They also want agents for the state to sign an oath that says they will not talk to the media.
Thursday, Jan. 9
Hernandez associate Carlos Ortiz is due in Fall River Superior Court Thursday afternoon in his accessory case. He had been scheduled to appear in November, but his attorney wanted more time to go through a large amount of evidence from prosecutors.
Tuesday, Jan. 7
Explosive new information in the Aaron Hernandez case backs up what law enforcement sources have been telling FOX 25 for months. Authorities believe the June murder of Odin Lloyd in North Attleboro is connected to a double murder in Boston that took place in July of 2012.
Monday, Dec. 23
A Massachusetts judge may impose a formal gag order in the murder case against former New England Patriot Aaron Hernandez after his attorneys accused the state of allowing leaks that jeopardize his right to a fair trial.
Thursday, Dec. 19
A Massachusetts judge has granted a restraining order preserving some of former New England Patriot Aaron Hernandez's assets in connection with a wrongful death lawsuit by the family of the man he's accused of killing.
Tuesday, Dec. 17
The family of Odin Lloyd has filed a wrongful death lawsuit against Aaron Hernandez.
Thursday, Dec. 12
A Miami Dolphin reportedly missed practice Wednesday because he was testifying before a grand jury in the Aaron Hernandez murder investigation. According to ESPN, Dolphins center Mike Pouncey was in Massachusetts to answer questions from a grand jury. Pouncey was listed on the Dolphins' injury report Wednesday as missing practice for a non-injury.
Monday, Dec. 9
Ernest Wallace, an associate of Aaron Hernandez, appeared in court and his lawyers asked the prosecution to explain the allegations outlined in a "bill of particulars." Prosecutors must respond by Jan. 9.
Thursday, Dec. 5
A Massachusetts judge has eased bail restrictions for a cousin of Aaron Hernandez who faces two charges in connection with the murder case against the former New England Patriots tight end.
Thursday, Nov. 28
Aaron Hernandez has reportedly exercised his Fifth Amendment right to remain silent in a lawsuit filed by former right-hand man Alexander Bradley.
Wednesday, Nov. 27
It's a possibility that Aaron Hernandez could walk away from the Odin Lloyd murder case a free man, and Retired Massachusetts Superior Court Judge Isaac Borenstein said he would not be surprised if that happened.
Borenstein, a professor of law at Suffolk and Northeastern, has presided over dozens of murder cases during his 22-year long career. According to Borenstein, he would not be surprised if Hernandez walked away a free man. However, if Hernandez does go to trial, he expects a battle.
Wednesday, Nov. 6
Tuesday, Oct. 29
For months, FOX 25's Ted Daniel has been investigating the relationship between Alexander Bradley and Aaron Hernandez and the role an alleged shooting in Miami might have played in it. See his report here: http://www.myfoxboston.com/story/23820445/aaron-hernandez-investigation-bradley-v-hernandez
Sunday, Oct. 27
Sports Illustrated reports Miami Dolphins' center Mike Pouncey was served with a grand jury subpoena about an hour after the team's loss to the New England Patriots Sunday. Sources tell the magazine the subpoena was related to the Aaron Hernandez investigation.
Friday, Oct. 25
The state Legislature has approved $40,000 to reimburse the North Attleborough Police Department for some of the costs associated with the murder investigation that led to the arrest of Aaron Hernandez.
Thursday, Oct. 24
Aaron Hernandez's cousin, Tanya Singleton, was granted $15,000 bail with conditions as she faces charges in connection with the murder case against the former New England Patriots player.
Prosecutors say she helped Hernandez's "right-hand man" Ernest Wallace travel to Florida after the June killing of Odin Lloyd and refused to testify before the grand jury in the case despite immunity.
Prosecutors also said Singleton talked with Hernandez's friend Carlos Ortiz about fleeing to Puerto Rico. Wallace and Ortiz have pleaded not guilty to accessory to murder after the fact.
Monday, Oct. 19
John Alcorn, also known as "Chicago," and his lawyer recently talked with FOX 25's Ted Daniel about a .38 Special gun authorities believe was used in a double-murder in Boston's South End. (Click here to see the story)
The judge in the Aaron Hernandez murder case on Monday rejected prosecutors' request to step aside because of what they called bias in an earlier case, saying she was free of it then, is free of it now and will be guided in her rulings only by the law.
Friday, Oct. 18
Carlos Ortiz pleaded not guilty to an accessory to murder charge and was ordered held on $500,000 cash bail.
Tuesday, October 15:
FOX Undercover releases the name of the Conn. friend Hernandez has been calling from jail. Ryan McDonnell has been a friend of Hernandez's since at least high school and played on the baseball team. (To watch the exclusive report, click here)
The fiancee of former New England Patriot Aaron Hernandez pleads not guilty to a perjury charge at arraignment. Prosecutors say Shayanna Jenkins repeatedly lied to jurors at a grand jury. Her attorney says prosecutors were extremely aggressive and Jenkins broke down on the stand. She was released on personal recognizance.
Wednesday, Oct. 9:
Ted Daniel investigates 114 Lake Avenue in Bristol and how it plays into Hernandez's suspected double-life. (Click here to see the report)
Aaron Hernandez takes the stand a pre-trial hearing. At issue, one of Hernandez's attorneys works with the wife of a prosecutor at the Ropes & Gray law firm in Boston. Hernandez said he understood the situation and wanted attorney Michael Fee to continue to represent him.
Prosecutors said they plan to file a motion for recusal of Judge Susan Garsh.
Garsh also denied a motion to impose a gag order in the case.
Tuesday, Oct. 8:
Alexander Bradley, the man prosecutors call Hernandez's former right hand man, appeared before a Suffolk County Grand Jury probing a 2012 double murder in Boston Tuesday.
Friday, Oct. 4:
An associate of Aaron Hernandez who was wanted for questioning was captured by Hartford Police and the U.S. Marshals Office. Alexander Bradley was captured in Hartford. He will appear in Superior Court Friday at 2 p.m.
Tuesday, Oct. 1:
A man who survived a drive-by shooting last year that left two of his friends dead tells FOX Undercover that he believes former Patriots tight end Aaron Hernandez pulled the trigger.
Arraignment dates have been set for Aaron Hernandez's fiancee and an alleged accomplice in the death of Odin Lloyd. Shayanna Jenkins is scheduled to be arraigned Oct. 15 at 2 p.m. on a single charge of perjury. Carlos Ortiz is scheduled to be arraigned Oct. 18 at 2 p.m. on a charge of accessory to murder after the fact. Both arraignments will take place in Fall River Justice Center.
Friday, Sept. 27:
Aaron Hernandez's fiancee was indicted on a single charge of perjury Friday in connection to the murder investigation surrounding the ex-New England Patriot. His cousin, 37-year-old Tanya Singleton, was charged with conspiracy to commit accessory after the fact.
Carlos Ortiz was indicted on a charge of accessory to murder after the fact. Ortiz had previously pleaded not guilty to a gun charge in connection to the case after cooperating with investigators. FOX Undercover first reported Thursday that his deal with prosecutors had fallen apart and an indictment was expected.
Thursday, Sept. 26:
- Ernest Wallace, whom Massachusetts prosecutors have described as the "right-hand man" of former New England Patriot Aaron Hernandez, was ordered held on $500,000 bail at a hearing.
- FOX Undercover has learned that Carlos Ortiz's deal with prosecutors has fallen apart and he will likely be indicted on more serious charges. Ortiz is due back in district court Friday for a status hearing.
Thursday, Sept. 19:
-An associate of former New England Patriots player Aaron Hernandez is facing arraignment on an accessory charge in the case in which Hernandez is charged with murder. Ernest Wallace of Bristol, Conn., is to appear Thursday afternoon in Fall River Superior Court. He was indicted last month on a charge of being an accessory to murder after the fact.
Friday, Sept. 13:
-A date has been set for the arraignment of a man charged as an accessory to murder in the case involving former New England Patriots tight end Aaron Hernandez. Bristol District Attorney Samuel Sutter announced Friday that Ernest Wallace will be arraigned 2 p.m. Thursday in Fall River Superior Court. Wallace was indicted last month by a Bristol County Grand Jury on a charge of accessory to murder after the fact in connection with the June 18 homicide of Odin Lloyd in North Attleborough. Wallace, 41, has pleaded not guilty to the charge.
Friday, Sept. 6:
-Hernandez faces arraignment on first-degree murder and gun charges in death of Odin Lloyd.
Wednesday, Sept. 4:
-There are major developments in the 2012 double murder in the South End linked to former New England Patriots tight end Aaron Hernandez. It appears Hernandez was in the same place as the victims the night of the deadly shooting. The Hartford Courant reports that authorities have surveillance video showing Hernandez in the same Boston nightclub as Daniel Abreu and Safiro Furtado just hours before their deaths.
Tuesday, Sept. 3:
- Hernandez's lawyers filed a postponement request in his Florida lawsuit saying it would be legally unfair to Hernandez to permit the lawsuit to continue while he is defending himself in Lloyd's shooting death.
Monday, Sept. 2:
- Former New England Patriots tight end Aaron Hernandez is scheduled to be arraigned Friday. Hernandez will appear in Fall River Superior Court at 2 p.m.
Friday, August 30:
- During a radio interview Thursday, New England Patriots President Jonathan Kraft said there were at least four things that were "factually inaccurate" in this week's explosive Rolling Stone article on former player and accused killer Aaron Hernandez.
Wednesday, August 28:
- Rolling Stone releases article claiming Aaron Hernandez was more into his gangster lifestyle than he was football. The article also suggests Hernandez was one misstep away from being cut from the Patriots due to his missed rehab sessions and receiver camp.
-The article also claims Hernandez's drug of choice was "angel dust" which causes hallucinations, violent behavior, and paranoia.
Tuesday, August 27:
-Former New England Patriots tight end Aaron Hernandez is scheduled to be arraigned next Friday, Bristol County District Attorney C. Samuel Sutter's office has announced. Hernandez will appear in Fall River Superior Court at 2 p.m.
-The NFL Players Association has filed a grievance against the New England Patriots on behalf of Aaron Hernandez. According to USA Today, the NFLPA is seeking to collect $82,000 in workout bonuses from Hernandez's contract, saying he fulfilled his obligation by participating in spring workouts.
Thursday, August 22:
-Hernandez is indicted on murder charges in the death of Odin Lloyd.
Monday, August 19:
-Another Aaron Hernandez jailhouse letter to a fan has been released. Hernandez, who is imprisoned in the Bristol County House of Correction in North Dartmouth, says his biggest fear is that his 9-month-old daughter won't know who he is.
"I miss my little girl terribly an (sic) my biggest fear of all is she won't daddy," Hernandez wrote to pen pal Collin Imm, who gave a copy of the letter to RadarOnline.com.
Monday, August 5:
-Attorneys for former New England Patriots tight end Aaron Hernandez will be in court Monday afternoon.
The hearing is scheduled for 2 p.m. in Attleboro District Court. However, Hernandez himself is not expected be there.
Friday, August 2:
-Authorities have seized the cell phone and four credit cards from one of Aaron Hernandez's cousins. The Sun Chronicle reports that Tanya Singleton-Valderamma's belongings were taken by Attleboro police when she appeared in court to support Hernandez on July 24. She lives at the Lake Avenue home in Bristol with Hernandez's uncle.
Investigators say a bus ticket was purchased for suspect Ernest Wallace to travel from Georgia to Florida following the murder of Odin Lloyd on a credit card under the name Tanya Cummings. Police believe that is an alias. Investigators also allege Wallace used a phone belonging to her the night of the murder. Singleton-Valderamma has not been charged with a crime.
Friday, July 26:
-A man charged as an accessory to murder in the case involving former New England Patriots tight end Aaron Hernandez has been held on $500,000 bail. Ernest Wallace appeared before a judge at Attleboro District Court Friday morning.
-Tim Tebow says the case in which Aaron Hernandez is charged with murder is heartbreaking and sad. And he says his thoughts and prayers are with all the families involved. Tebow spoke Friday after the first practice of the New England Patriots training camp. The quarterback played with Hernandez in college at Florida and at last month's Patriots minicamp before they cut the tight end after his arrest on June 26. Tebow was asked if he was shocked that a player he's known for several years was linked to the investigation but said he had been instructed not to comment.
Thursday, July 25:
A judge rescheduled a probable cause hearing for former New England Patriots tight end Aaron Hernandez to give prosecutors more time to present evidence to a grand jury in their murder case against him. Hernandez was in court Wednesday for what was supposed to be a probable cause hearing, but prosecutors said the grand jury is still considering the evidence against him. Also Wednesday, O'Shea ruled in favor of media organizations, including The Associated Press, that were seeking access to more documents in the case, including two arrest warrants, additional search warrants and other materials. The records will be released at 3 p.m. Thursday if no one appeals.
Wednesday, July 24:
-Former New England Patriots tight end Aaron Hernandez is due to make another court appearance in the murder case against him. A probable cause hearing for Hernandez is scheduled for Wednesday afternoon in Attleboro District Court. He has pleaded not guilty to murder in the death of Odin Lloyd, a 27-year-old Boston semi-professional football player whose body was found June 17 in an industrial park in North Attleborough near Hernandez's home. He had been shot five times.
-New England Patriots coach Bill Belichick broke his silence Wednesday four weeks after former Patriots tight end Aaron Hernandez was charged with murder. Belichick says the Patriots will learn from "this terrible experience," and that it's time for New England to "move forward." Team owner Robert Kraft has said he was "duped" by Hernandez. Tom Brady and the team's other five captains are scheduled to speak with reporters on Thursday when training camp opens. The first practice is set for Friday.
-Police searches in Connecticut last month turned up ammunition, a gun box and documents tied to the two co-defendants of former new England Patriot tight end Aaron Hernandez. A judge has unsealed three of four search warrants from the investigation into the death of Odin Lloyd. The warrants were used to search Hernandez's uncle's home, an apartment and a rental car police say was used by co-defendants Ernest Wallace and Carlos Ortiz the day after the shooting.
Monday, July 22:
A pre-trial hearing scheduled for Monday afternoon in Attleboro District Court for Ernest Wallace has been postponed. Prosecutors say Wallace was in the car with Aaron Hernandez the night Odin Lloyd was murdered. The 41-year-old is charged with Accessory After-the-Fact and has been held without bail since July 8.
Wednesday, July 10:
An associate of former New England Patriots tight end Aaron Hernandez said he was told Hernandez fired the shots that resulted in the death of a semi-pro football player, according to documents filed in Florida. The records, obtained by The Associated Press, also show that a vehicle wanted in a double killing in Boston a year before had been rented in Hernandez's name. Together, the revelations provide the most damning evidence yet against the 23-year-old star athlete.
Tuesday, July 9:
-More details could be released soon about the murder investigation involving former New England Patriots tight end Aaron Hernandez as search warrants in the case may be unsealed. A judge has granted a motion by news organizations to lift an impoundment of the material, saying he would do so by 2 p.m. Tuesday if there is no challenge by prosecutors and defense attorneys who had argued to keep it sealed.
-A man who faces a gun charge in the murder case against former New England Patriots tight end Aaron Hernandez agreed Tuesday to remain in jail until a hearing next month. Carlos Ortiz appeared Tuesday in Attleboro District Court, where a hearing to determine if he is a danger to the community was scheduled for Aug. 14. If Ortiz is determined to be dangerous, he can be held without bail for 90 days.
Monday, July 8:
-A man facing an accessory to murder charge in the case involving former New England Patriots tight end Aaron Hernandez was ordered held without bail on Monday, and a judge ruled that search warrants that had earlier been sealed may be released. Ernest Wallace pleaded not guilty in District Court in Attleboro, Mass. The Miramar, Fla. man will be held without bail until another hearing on July 22, under an agreement between his attorney and prosecutors.
-The American Civil Liberties Union is raising concerns about how former New England Patriots tight end Aaron Hernandez is being treated in jail. It says his solitary confinement is like torture.
Saturday, July 6:
-Mass. authorities announced that Ernest Wallace will be arraigned Monday at 2 p.m. on one count of accessory to murder-after the fact in the death of Odin Lloyd. Wallace was turned over to Mass. law enforcement Friday in Fla. after turning himself in to Miramar police one week prior.
Friday, July 5:
-A Connecticut man who says he lost an eye after being shot by Aaron Hernandez in February has been ordered to appear before a grand jury in Massachusetts that's investigating the former New England Patriots tight end. Superior Court Judge Joan Alexander in Hartford on Friday ordered Alexander Bradley to appear July 17 in Fall River, Mass.
-The maturity level of Former New England Patriots tight end Aaron Hernandez was apparently about as low as it could be before the NFL draft, according to the Wall Street Journal. The newspaper says Hernandez scored a one out of 10 in the social maturity portion of his NFL litmus test. The Patriots have not commented on whether or not they knew about those results before drafting him.
Thursday, July 4:
-Investigators were back at the so-called "flop house" of Aaron Hernandez Wednesday night, searching his Franklin condo. Someone who lives in the Ledgewood complex told FOX 25 that agents were focusing on the pool area. Search warrants were taken out by a state police narcotics detective. One of the warrants requested permission to search anyone found at the condo to see if they could be carrying cocaine. Based on the paperwork, it doesn't appear any drugs were found. A white hoodie, a baseball hat and rounds of ammo were found. Police say they have surveillance video of Hernandez wearing that hoodie around the time Odin Lloyd was murdered and the hat two nights before when the two were partying at a Boston club. The information is allegedly coming from friend Carlos Ortiz. Ortiz was arrested in connection to Lloyd's murder and allegedly told police about Hernandez's secret condo.
Wednesday, July 3:
-Former fans of Aaron Hernandez can exchange Hernandez's No. 81 or No. 85 jerseys for any other player's jersey this weekend. The shirts must have been purchased from the New England Patriots ProShop at Gillette Stadium in Foxborough. The exchange is limited to one jersey per customer. A receipt from the ProShop is not needed for the exchange, however, only NFL officially licensed jerseys sold from the ProShop are eligible for the exchange. Both Nike and Reebok are acceptable.
– Two properties connected to former New England Patriots tight end Aaron Hernandez are now a major part of the investigation. Police have confiscated several pieces of evidence from a condo in Franklin and a home owned by Hernandez's uncle in Bristol, Conn., is also being searched by Boston police. Investigators continue to gather and search for more evidence as Hernandez remains in a jail cell charged in the murder of 27-year-old Odin Lloyd, of Dorchester. The Sun Chronicle is reporting a white hooded sweatshirt allegedly worn by Hernandez the night Lloyd was murdered has been confiscated from a condo he rented in Franklin. Investigators also seized a baseball cap and a valet parking ticket from the W Hotel, which is within walking distance of the Rumor nightclub.
Tuesday, July 2:
– Former New England Patriots tight end Aaron Hernandez was involved in a domestic incident with his fiancée a year ago in Los Angeles, TMZ reports. Law enforcement sources told TMZ that Hernandez was renting a home in Hermosa Beach in June, 2012, when a neighbor called police to report "fighting" between Hernandez and Shayanna Jenkins. When police arrived at the residence, Jenkins said she was OK and refused to press charges. Police left the home without making an arrest.
-Prosecutors are releasing new details about a key piece of evidence they hope to find. In the days after the murder of Odin Lloyd, the Bristol County District Attorney's office asked for help finding a car mirror that had been broken off a car they said may be connected to the murder. Authorities now say that the mirror is a driver's side, rear view mirror from a silver or gray 2013 Nissan Altima. Prosecutors say that's the type of car Aaron Hernandez and the two other suspects had rented and returned after the murder. The DA's office says it had shell casings and bubble gum under a seat that may contain key DNA evidence in the case.
Saturday, June 29
- Ernest Wallace was denied bond Saturday during a court hearing in Fla., reports the Sun Sentinel. His attorney previously said his client planned to waive rendition proceedings to be brought back to Mass. and be formally charged.
- Loved ones and former teammates of murder victim Odin Lloyd joined together at a church in Mattapan Friday for his wake and funeral.
Friday, June 28
- Boston police visited the Bristol, Conn. home of Aaron Hernandez's uncle and impounded a silver SUV.
- Ernest Wallace turned himself in to Florida officials Friday after Mass. investigators released a wanted poster seeking his arrest Thursday.
- Carlos Ortiz was arraigned on a charge of carrying a firearm without a license in Attleboro District Court. He waived bail and will be held until his July 9 dangerousness hearing.
- The New England Patriots are offering a free jersey trade-in for fans who want to return their Hernandez jerseys at the Pro Shop between July 6 and 7.
Thursday, June 27
- Mass. State Police and North Attleboro Police issued a wanted poster Thursday for a man accused of being an accessory after the fact in the murder of a 27-year-old Dorchester man.
Ernest Wallace, 41, is wanted for accessory after the fact of the murder of Odin Lloyd.
The poster says Wallace is considered armed and dangerous. He was last seen driving a silver or gray Chrysler 300 with R.I. license number 451-375.
- Aaron Hernandez appeared in court at 2 p.m. for a bail review hearing. His attorney requested high cash bail and GPS monitoring or house arrest; however, the judge said Hernandez is considered a flight risk and denied the bail request.
- FOX 25 also learned that Hernandez is being investigated in connection to a double homicide that occurred in downtown Boston on July 16, 2012.
- Authorities returned to Hernandez's North Attleboro home and could be seen going in and out. It was also reported authorities searched an apartment in Franklin connected to Hernandez.
- PUMA announced that they have dropped their endorsement deal with Hernandez Thursday.
In a statement to TMZ, a spokesperson said, "PUMA has ended the relationship with athlete Aaron Hernandez in light of the current situation."
Hernandez signed a 2-year deal with the company in April 2013.
Wednesday, June 26
- Aaron Hernandez was arrested at his North Attleboro home. He pleaded not guilty to six charges, including murder, unlawful possession of a firearm, and possession of a large capacity firearm. At his arraignment Wednesday, prosecutors laid out a veritable mountain of evidence, while his lawyer's claimed the case was circumstantial.
Hernandez was held without bail. He is being held at the Bristol County Correctional facility.
Tuesday, June 25
- Clerk Magistrate Mark E. Sturdy announced that all records from Attleboro District Court related to the Lloyd's homicide have been impounded by a court order.
- A FOX 25 source confirmed details related to the manner of death in the Odin Lloyd homicide investigation. The source said Lloyd was shot multiple times and that investigators believe he was killed in the area where his body was found in the early morning hours of June 17.
Monday, June 24
- Police again searched the area near Hernandez's home, a week after Lloyd's body was found about a mile away. Some law enforcement officers wore wetsuits while searching near both Hernandez's home and the industrial park where Odin Lloyd's body was found.
- An Attleboro District Court official said no new documents were available in connection with the case Monday morning. The Bristol County district attorney's office also didn't release any new information about the case, which their spokeswoman called "an active, ongoing investigation."
- Also on June 24, the firm representing Hernandez released a statement blaming the media for "rumors, misinformation and false reports" about their client saying that no arrest warrant had been issued in the case.
The statement, released by Michael K. Fee, of Ropes and Gray LLP, said the media has falsely reported that an arrest warrant has been issued for Hernandez.
"None of these false reports come from officials sources," said Fee.
Sunday, June 23
- Lloyd's family spoke about the investigation with reporters. His uncle said he felt the investigation was moving quickly enough.
- Meanwhile, a spokeswoman for the Bristol County district attorney's office said Sunday that officials were not releasing details in the case.
Saturday, June 22
- A team of investigators spent four hours searching the inside and outside of Hernandez's home. This was the second time they searched his property. They left at about 5:30 p.m. Saturday along with several large brown bags.
Friday, June 21
- A source told FOX 25's Bob Ward that a warrant for obstruction of justice was issued early Friday morning for Hernandez's arrest.
The source said the warrant was what is known as a "paper warrant." FOX 25 legal analyst Brad Bailey said the use of a paper warrant is often used as a means of negotiation with a defense attorney.
"It may be that this is a squeeze tactic," Bailey explains. "It may be telling Mr. Hernandez that we have a warrant, a warrant for a crime that has a potential maximum penalty of seven years in prison, is a tactic to get him to come to the table, start talking and start cooperating. And that's where the lawyers may be saying, okay, we got it. You got our attention. We're willing to respond."
Thursday, June 20
- A source shared new details with FOX 25's Bob Ward regarding Hernandez's alleged involvement in Lloyd's death.
A law enforcement source told Ward that Hernandez appeared to be directly tied to the homicide of Odin Lloyd. The source said there was video evidence of Hernandez and two other men wearing hooded sweatshirts walking into Hernandez's home within minutes of neighbors hearing gunshots.
Neighbors say they heard the gunshots between 3 a.m. and 3:30 a.m. Monday morning, but did not report it to police right away.
Just about an hour before Hernandez was caught on video walking into his home, Hernandez was seen at Lloyd's home in Dorchester.
- Also on June 20, a Conn. man who claims he was working as Hernandez's assistant when he was shot in the face in Florida re-files a lawsuit against Hernandez claiming the 23-year-old was the one who shot him. The man alleges that he and Hernandez got into an altercation outside a strip club and Hernandez shot him, resulting in serious injuries including the loss of his eye.
- The makers of Muscle Milk ended an endorsement deal with Hernandez on June 20.
Wednesday, June 19
- Hernandez traveled to Boston to meet with his attorneys at Ropes & Gray after briefly visiting Gillette Stadium. Meanwhile, investigators returned to the North Attleboro industrial park off John Dietch Boulevard where Lloyd's body was found and appeared to be digging through a large pile of dirt presumably searching for evidence.
- A source told FOX 25 on June 19 that only three men returned to Hernandez's home at the end of the night on June 17 and Lloyd was not one of them.
- The source also said forensic evidence places a vehicle driven by Hernandez at one of the crime scenes in this case.
Tuesday, June 18:
- Investigators question Hernandez in connection to the discovery of Lloyd's body. They were seen both inside and outside his $1.3 million North Attleboro home. Prosecutors claim investigators requested surveillance video from Hernandez's home between six and eight hours after the body was discovered, but the footage was missing.
Monday, June 17:
- Bristol County first assistant district attorney William McCauley claims Odin Lloyd was last seen alive with Hernandez at about 2:30 a.m. Lloyd's body was later discovered in an industrial park less than a mile away from Hernandez's home.
McCauley said that Lloyd was found with multiple gunshot wounds, including two to his chest. Evidence suggests Lloyd was on the ground when he was shot. Bullet casings were found near his feet as well as near his head, according to investigators.
- Prosecutors said during Hernandez's arraignment that Lloyd text messaged a family member during the early morning hours of June 17 asking them if they saw who he was with before text messaging again "NFL." His final text message was "just so you know."
Friday, June 14
- Prosecutors speaking in court on June 26 alleged murder victim Odin Lloyd was out at a Boston night club with Aaron Hernandez and a couple of other friends on June 14. They claim Lloyd made a comment to someone at the club that upset Hernandez and that Hernandez felt Lloyd could not be trusted.


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