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ARLINGTON - - The best record in the American League this season resulted in five Mariners being selected to the American League All-Star team.
Left-hander Jamie Moyer, the first AL pitcher to win 10 games this season, and reliever Shigetoshi Hasegawa, were named to an All-Star team for the first time while right fielder Ichiro Suzuki, second baseman Bret Boone and designated hitter Edgar Martinez added to their Midsummer Classic resumes.
"It is an honor for us to get five and there is no question that all of them deserve to go, along with a couple of others," said manager Bob Melvin, who thought right-handed starter Gil Meche and left-handed reliever Arthur Rhodes were worthy of selection.
Ichiro landed his third straight start and received the most votes for the third consecutive year.
He had 2,130,708 votes, becoming the first player since 1970 to be the overall top vote-getter in each of his first three full seasons in the Major Leagues.
He will start in the AL outfield at U.S. Cellular Field in Chicago on July 15 with fellow elected starter and Japan native Hideki Matsui of the New York Yankees. It is the first time two Japanese position players will appear in the Midsummer Classic.
"Please convey my congratulations to Mr. Matsui," Ichiro said, adding that having the Yankees' rookie alongside him in the AL outfield makes his third straight All-Star Game start "more significant and meaningful to me."
This is the seventh All-Star selection for Martinez, his fourth as a starter.
"Every All-Star Game has special meaning," Martinez said, "but this one will be very special because it might be my last one. I am going to enjoy it."
Martinez isn't sure if this will be his final season, but the All-Star Game in 2004 will be played in Houston and the designated hitter rule won't be used.
Edgar returned to All-Star form this season after missing most of the first half of last season with a leg injury. Going into Sunday night's game against the Rangers, he was batting 299 with 17 home runs 59 RBIs.
He reached the 2,000-hit level earlier this season and holds virtually every offensive record in the franchise record book. The overwhelming DH choice among the voters, Martinez also had a 253-58 edge over Carl Everett in the Player Vote.
Boone, a reserve All-Star for the National League in 1998, was voted in as a starter in 2001 and returns this year as a backup to the Yankees Alfonso Soriano, who had more votes from the fans. Boone, however, outpolled his counterpart, 204-137, in the Player Vote.
Boone said he was pleased to get another All-Star invitation, but was even more delighted that his younger brother, Aaron, was selected to the NL team.
"That's what I was really excited about. If you can remember how excited Cammy (Mike Cameron) was a couple of years ago, that's how excited Aaron is going to be. Not too many people can say they played in an All-Star Game with their brother."
Meanwhile, the 40-year-old Moyer continues to amaze.
His career was hanging by a thread when the Mariners acquired him from the Red Sox prior to the July 31 trade deadline in 1996, and he has been a rotation mainstay ever since.
Being an All-Star adds another niche to a remarkable career.
Moyer became the oldest pitcher in MLB history to win at least 20 games in a season when he went 20-6 in 2001 and his 116-54 record since '96 ranks among the best in the Major Leagues.
The changeup specialist has an 11-5 record and 2.99 ERA this season.
"I wouldn't be where I am today without my teammates and this just goes to show what kind of ballclub we have," Moyer said. "You don't get voted into the All-Star Game alone. It is a great achievement and I'm honored to get an opportunity to play in an All-Star Game.
"I feel I have been rewarded for a lot of hard work."
One of the rewards is being able to take his two sons -- Dillon, 11 and Hutton, 10 -- to Chicago and share the three-day event with them. Moyer's wife, Karen, is in her last month of pregnancy and won't be able to make the trip.
Interestingly, both Moyer boys played in All-Star games Sunday in Seattle.
"I talked to one this morning and the other this afternoon and they're excited," he said.
The big surprise choice was Hasegawa, who said Saturday that he didn't think he had much chance of landing a spot on the 32-player AL roster. But his 0.81 ERA in 37 relief appearances caught the attention of Angels manager Mike Scioscia.
The Anaheim skipper, in conjunction with MLB, named Hasegawa, Dmitri Young of the Detroit Tigers as a reserve, along with pitchers Lance Carter of the Tampa Bay Devil Rays; Hasegawa; Mike MacDougal of the Royals; and C.C. Sabathia of the Cleveland Indians.
The five Mariners selected to the All-Star team represent the second-most in franchise history. Eight were selected to the All-Star team in 2001 when the game was played at Safeco Field. Seattle also had five players on the 1996 and '97 All-Star teams.
"Shiggy is more than deserving," Mariners pitching coach Bryan Price said, "and it's good that the league is starting to appreciate the setup role and what these guys are doing. When you really look at it and see guys who are pitching in late-game situations with ERAs under one (1.00), it stands out. You don't see many ERAs that begin with zero."
Hasegawa said the game has changed to the point where setup relievers are key pitchers on any staff.
"Now that (Brendan) Donnelly and I have made the All-Star Game, maybe it is good for all (setup) pitchers. I also want to thank Mike Scioscia. I played for him for two years and was OK with him."
The 74th All-Star Game will be televised nationally by FOX Sports and televised around the world by Major League Baseball International, with pre-game ceremonies beginning at 8:00 p.m. (EDT). ESPN Radio will provide exclusive, national radio coverage, while MLB.com will provide extensive online coverage and MLB.com Radio will provide exclusive play-by-play coverage of the game on the Internet.
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Riverside High School officials have announced the hiring of Tom Griggs as the school's new head football coach.
Griggs comes to Riverside from Rochester High School where he served as head coach for the past season.
A prep athlete at Montesano High School, Griggs, an offensive lineman, earned all-state honors. After two successful years of football at Washington State University, where the Cougars played in the (Sun and Rose bowls), a back injury ended his college career.
The Deer Park boys and girls basketball teams will have a new look next season following the resignation of head boys basketball coach Ken Ryan and the girls head coach Kevin Oglesbee.
Ryan, who coached the Stags for six seasons, compiled a 50-90 overall record (27-51 in conference play).
He was named the Great Northern League's coach of the year for the 2009-10 season after he led Deer Park to the state Class 2A tournament. Deer Park's 64-58 win over Wapato was the Stags' first state tournament win in 55 years.
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Medical Lake pitcher Kelby Wegner managed to wiggle out of trouble in the first couple of innings until her teammates' bats came alive.
The Cardinals scored nine runs in the final four innings to defeat Deer Park 13-7 in Great Northern League softball action on Tuesday.
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Other first-teamers this season were Allie Brown of Cheney, Erin Wallman of East Valley, Emily Drake of Pullman and KC McConnell of Clarkston.
The East Valley Knights scored three runs in the first inning and Gage Burland did the rest in the first game of a doubleheader on Thursday.
Staked to an early 3-0 lead, Burland limited the Stags to only four hits (all singles) while striking out 10 in a makeup game from an early season rainout.
The Knights added three more runs in the fourth inning and two more in the fifth as they dropped the Stags' Great Northern League record to 0-5.
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The "mercy rule," long a staple of Class 1B football in the state may be changed for next season.
Under the current rule, if a team falls behind by 40 or more points anytime in the second half, the game ends. In the other classifications, a running clock is used when a team falls behind by 40 or more points.
Under a proposed Washington Interscholastic Activities Association rule amendment, which must be adopted by the 55-member Representative Assembly, the Class 1B schools will also use the running clock rule.
Riverside's Derrick "Dewey" Bender, who finished his prep wrestling career with a Class 1A state championship in the 220-pound classification, scored a few more wins at the ORCA Duals last weekend in Ashland, Ore.
The duals featured some of the top senior wrestlers from Washington, Oregon and California.
Among Bender's wins on Sunday was a 5-3 decision over Mick Dougherty of Barlow (Ore.) High School.
Area football teams have released their 2012 football schedules to reflect the new look Great Northern and Northeast A leagues.
The Deer Park Stags, the defending GNL champions, will open their season at Chewelah on Aug. 31. It will be the fifth straight year the Stags have opened the season against the Cougars in a non-league game.
Riverside will open its season on Aug. 31 at Timberlake, The Tigers defeated the Rams 17-6 in last year's season opener.
The Stags and Rams will face off against each other on Sept. 7 at Riverside.
It was truly a team effort this time around as all nine Stags earned state medals, including two state titles, the biggest individual hardware haul in school history.
The effort also assured the Stags their fifth straight state Class 2A team title with a 154-134 decision over runner-up Centralia.
Deer Park trailed Centralia 32-23 after the first round. By the end of the first day, the Stags has closed the gap to 68-67.
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The Jaguars claimed former Eagles DE Jason Babin off waivers, ESPN's Adam Schefter first reported.
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If Chad Henne continues to provide a spark for the Jaguars' offense, Blaine Gabbert's days as a starter in Jacksonville could be numbered.
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The Jaguars placed QB Blaine Gabbert and WR Laurent Robinson on injured reserve, the team announced Wednesday.
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The Jaguars signed WR Jordan Shipley and waived FB Will Ta'ufo'ou, the team announced Tuesday.
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Chad Henne will be the Jaguars' starting quarterback in Sunday's game against the Titans, head coach Mike Mularkey told reporters on Monday.
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The Texans' defense was bailed out by a historic performance from QB Matt Schaub, while nothing could bail out Colts QB Andrew Luck's continued turnover issues on the road.
Jaguars lacking talent but not heart
While the final results have been ugly in this lost season, Jaguars players continue to put forth maximum effort.
Rivera, Mularkey, Shurmur don't come through in clutch
Embattled head coaches have something in common: They all make late-game situational mistakes that cost their teams.
Career days for Schaub, Johnson help Texans top Jags
Andre Johnson caught a screen pass from Matt Schaub and ran 48 yards for the winning touchdown in overtime as the Texans rallied to beat Jacksonville 43-37.
AFC South Spin cycle: Texans win statement game
The Texans and Colts continue their winning ways, while the Titans got back on track in Miami. The Jagaurs, on the other hand, are going nowhere fast.
Mularkey reaches boiling point in another lopsided home loss
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Quick Takes On Eddie Van Halen, Neil Diamond, Rick Springfield, and Ronnie Dio
Monday, August 13, 2012
Eddie Van Halen spoke candidly about writing 1984's "Jump" -- Van Halen's sole Number One hit to date. While appearing on a Japanese TV special, called Song To Soul, Van Halen recalled, "I just happened to be very much into playing keyboards at the time. So, because I was playing so much piano and keyboard, somehow a keyboard song came through me. Where it came from? Some experience. I don't remember if it was getting my ass kicked down the street, or a girlfriend breaking up with me, or a bad hot dog or what. We're all filters, y'know? Or sponges. You soak stuff up, you squeeze it out, (and) whatever comes out, well. . .it was 'Jump,' that time." (Ultimate Classic Rock)
Neil Diamond received the 2,475th star on Hollywood's Walk of Fame in Los Angeles on Friday (August 10th). The ceremony was timed to coincide with his 40th anniversary concerts at the Greek Theatre -- the site of the legendary shows that made up his Hot August Night album. Diamond told the press: "This is probably the most fun. I didn't have to campaign for it. They wanted me. They opened their arms and took me in, and that makes it all the better." He went on to tweet: "Superstar-shmooperstar. (My wife) Katie still makes me take out the garbage. Haha!" (Jam! Showbiz)
Rick Springfield settled his 2011 California DUI charge by pleading no contest to the reduced charge of "misdemeanor reckless driving "with driving under the influence conditions." Springfield, who was not in court on Thursday (August 10th) in Malibu when his attorney entered the plea and the judge handed down the sentence of three years informal probation and a three-month alcohol education program. The case dates back to Springfield's May 1st, 2011 DUI arrest when he was given a field sobriety test that showed that he had a blood-alcohol level of 0.10 percent -- which is above California's legal limit of 0.08 percent. (Vintage Vinyl News)
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Brenly surprised D-backs looking to move Bauer
This shouldn't come as much of a surprise, as�Upton's name did appear in trade talks throughout the 2012 season. But what may come as a shock is according to ESPN MLB writer Jerry Crasnick, the D-backs are also looking to move top prospect Trevor Bauer.
Bauer, the third overall pick in the 2011 MLB draft, made his Major League debut in June but struggled in his four starts with the D-backs, allowing 11 earned runs in 16 1/3 innings while striking out 17 and walking 13. He was sent back down to Triple-A where he remained for the rest of the season. But now, according to Crasnick, the young pitching phenom has fallen out of favor with the team that drafted him.
Former Diamondbacks manager and now color commentator Bob Brenly spoke with Arizona Sports 620's Doug and Wolf and gave his take on Bauer's name being on the market.
"You're always surprised when young pitching comes up because that's something every team is looking to add and every team is looking to stockpile as many good young arms as you can," said Brenly.
Brenly went on to say he believes Bauer's unique warm up routine is one of the reasons the rift between the D-backs and the pitcher once believed to be the future of the franchise has manifested.
While his unconventional methods for getting loose before a game have come under question, many have pointed to the fact Bauer constantly shook off catcher Miguel Montero in his first start at Chase Field as early signs the young hurler wasn't right for the D-backs.
Even after giving up seven runs on six hits in 3 1/3 innings against the San Diego Padres, Bauer firmly stated he wasn't looking to change his approach and his catcher would have to get used to that.
Brenly, a former catcher for the San Fransisco Giants, added if Bauer wants to have a successful career as a major league pitcher he would needs to learn to communicate with his teammates.
"If the guy comes up and he has a real good idea what he wants to do and you're the catcher and you have a polar opposite idea of what he should do, your job as the catcher and the leader of the pitching staff is to figure something out," said Brenly. "Go out there or between starts and talk to the guy and explain what you're trying to do behind the plate, what you think his strengths and weaknesses are and how you think he needs to pitch the ball game. Let him speak his piece and then continue to negotiate.
"If you're confident in your ideas and pitch selection then you need to speak your piece and make that pitcher aware you're not some dummy sitting back there. You're not a pitch back. You're back there doing your job too, and you're trying to make him be the best pitcher he can be."
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(RNN) - Here's a weekly look at five of the SEC's top performers in Week 1 and who to watch in Week 2.
Top performers:
1. Tyler Bray , QB, Tennessee
Bray came out of the chute firing bullets to Cordarelle Patterson, Zach Rogers and Justin Hunter, erasing any lingering memories of Da'Rick Rogers from Tennessee fans' minds. Bray was 27-of-41 passing for 333 yards with two touchdowns and no interceptions, including a 72-yard touchdown bomb to Zach Rogers.
Bray spread the ball to 12 receivers and was on target the entire game to lead Tennessee to a 35-21 win over North Carolina State. If that continues, Tennessee should be able to keep defenses from blitzing too much and open room for a running game that struggled to move the ball consistently.
2. T.J. Yeldon, RB, Alabama
Yeldon wasn't supposed to be the standout for the Crimson Tide – at least not yet. But Yeldon stole the show in his first collegiate game, gaining 111 yards on 11 carries, including a 1-yard touchdown in a 41-14 drubbing of Michigan. It was the most yards gained by a Tide freshman in his debut in school history, and he shared SEC Freshman of the Week honors with Georgia's Todd Gurley. He had a catch for 26 yards as well.
Yeldon was the third Tide back to enter the game after starter Eddie Lacy and backup Jalston Fowler, but made his case for moving up that hierarchy every time he touched the ball. He'll likely have a similar game against Western Kentucky this week, but if he can keep it up against Arkansas in the Tide's SEC opener, the sky is the limit.
3. Mike Gillislee, RB, Florida
Florida had only one thing going for its offense, and that was Gillislee. He gained 148 yards on 24 carries and scored two of the Gators' three TDs in a 27-14 win over Bowling Green. The Gators were undoubtedly hoping for a better showing, and now that Jeff Driskel has been named Florida's starting QB, maybe its offense will start to find a rhythm. It will have to happen fast because the Gators open SEC play this week against Texas A&M.
4. Todd Gurley, RB, Georgia
Eight players had at least one carry for Georgia in its opening 45-23 win over Buffalo. Aaron Murray had the better game, throwing for 258 yards and three touchdowns, but Gurley was the bigger surprise. Gurley ran for 100 yards on eight carries and had two touchdowns, sharing Freshman of the Week honors with Yeldon.
The Bulldogs' starter at tailback, Ken Malcome, left the game with a hand injury and with SEC play starting this week against Missouri, it may be the perfect opening for Gurley to step in and take over that role.
5. Jordan Matthews, WR, Vanderbilt
It wasn't a flashy game for Matthews – and his team lost 17-13 to South Carolina – but he was no less stellar, grabbing eight balls for 147 yards and a touchdown for the Commodores. Vanderbilt's receivers struggled to get open against South Carolina, but when they did it was Matthews, who of five Vandy players with a reception was the only one with more than two.
His game would have been even better if not for a pass interference (though it wasn't called) late in the game that denied him a catch down the sideline for what would have been about 30 yards and given Vanderbilt a chance to win the game.
Who to look for in Week 2
1. Dorial Green-Beckham, WR, Missouri
Beckham's first game for the Tigers saw him get three catches for 32 yards in a 62-10 win over Southeastern Louisiana. It's hard to know what that means for the rest of the season, but with the Tigers' spread offense the opportunities will be there.
Beckham is a 6'6" freshman who is expected to excel. His physical size is reminiscent of former SEC receivers Alshon Jeffrey of South Carolina, A.J. Green of Georgia and Julio Jones of Alabama. He'll have a long road to reach the level of those players, but he could take his first step in that direction against Georgia this week in a game that should feature plenty of scoring. And it could come against a Bulldog defense playing without All-America safety Bacarri Rambo. Rambo has been suspended, reportedly for four games, but Georgia coach Mark Richt has yet to confirm the duration.
2. Tre Mason, RB, Auburn
Though splitting carries with Onterio McCalebb, Mason staked his claim to being the feature back for Auburn with 106 yards on 14 carries in a 26-19 loss to Clemson last week. Auburn gets an easier test in Mississippi State this week, but not by much.
With the Tigers' passing offense struggling to find an identity behind quarterback Kiehl Frazier, emphasis on the running game will be prevalent, at least early in the season. If Auburn's offensive line can open a few holes, Mason and McCalebb should have no problem getting to the end zone against an untested Mississippi State defense.
3. Johnny Manziel, QB, Texas A&M
Manziel is another freshman getting his first taste of action this week. But he's really getting his first taste of action. The Aggies were slated to play Louisiana Tech, but Hurricane Isaac forced the game to be postponed until October. So Manziel will take his first snap in an Aggie uniform across from a Florida team looking to give the Aggies a welcome to the conference they won't soon forget.
A&M also has a new coach in Kevin Sumlin, who came from Houston in the offseason. Sumlin's passers at Houston put up record numbers – national record numbers – and he'll be hoping for something similar at his new gig.
4. Jeff Driskel, QB, Florida
If Texas A&M gets its offense moving, Florida will have to keep up, and that task will fall to Driskel. Driskel threw for just 114 yards against Bowling Green at home. He'll be facing a much more hostile environment against the Aggies, who will be looking to start their SEC membership on a positive note.
Driskel was able to hit Frankie Hammond for a 50-yard touchdown, but he will probably need more than that Saturday. This game, like the one between Missouri and Georgia, could turn into a high-scoring affair should one team start to get momentum. Florida's defense should help some, but if it isn't prepared for the unknown of A&M's offense, Driskel will have to pick up the slack.
5. Aaron Murray, QB, Georgia
This will be Murray's time to shine if his candidacy for the Heisman Trophy is to get off to a good start. Murray will be in primetime in Georgia's SEC opener against Missouri hoping to have a consistent showing for the No. 7 Bulldogs.
Balance will be the key for Georgia, but if Murray can find Tavarres King (117 yards on six catches last week) on a couple of deep throws, it will put less pressure on the Bulldog defense, which is not at full strength.
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Dr. Donna Lynn Magid is an Assistant Professor in the Johns Hopkins Medicine Department of Radiology and Radiological Science and the Department of Orthopaedic Surgery. She serves as the Assistant Program Director of Radiology, Co-Director of Residency Selection, Director of the School of Medicine Horizontal Strand in Diagnostic Imaging and Director of the Clinical Elective in Radiology. Her areas of specialization include general, musculoskeletal and emergency medicine radiology, as well as joint injections and medical student education.
Dr. Magid achieved her B.S. degree in psychology at Tufts University in Boston and received a M.Ed. at Boston University. She then completed her M.D. at the Johns Hopkins School of Medicine in 1979, and after an internship at the Cambridge Hospital in Boston, she returned to Johns Hopkins for a residency in radiology and a fellowship in ultrasound and computed tomography (CT).
Dr. Magid has received numerous awards for excellence in teaching and her research in radiology education, and she is certified in diagnostic radiology by the American Board of Radiology.
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- Marker DR, Juluru K, Long C, Magid D. "Strategic improvements for gross anatomy web-based teaching." Anat Res Int. 2012; 2012:146262. doi: 10.1155/2012/146262. Epub 2011 Dec 14.
- Marker DR, Bansal AK, Juluru K, Magid D. "Developing a radiology-based teaching approach for gross anatomy in the digital era." Acad Radiol. 2010 Aug; 17(8):1057-65. doi: 10.1016/j.acra.2010.02.016. Epub 2010 May 5.
- Magid D, Hudson DW, Feigin DS. "Chest radiographic anatomy retention: the impact of preclinical groundwork on clinical recall in two schools." Acad Radiol. 2009 Nov; 16(11):1443-7. doi: 10.1016/j.acra.2009.07.012.
- Mark H, Irwin K, Sternberg M, Anderson L, Magid D, Stiffman M. "Providers' perceived barriers to sexually transmitted disease care in 2 large health maintenance organizations." Sex Transm Dis. 2008 Feb; 35(2):184-9.
- Magid D. "Building a Vertical Advisory system: how to succeed as an educator and mentor without going insane." Acad Radiol. 2007 Aug; 14(8):992-7.
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