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You remember the 12-1 Red Sox win over the California Angels on May 27, 1995, don't you?
Come on, who could forget? Luis Alicea had three hits, three RBI and three runs. Troy O'Leary (batting leadoff) also had three hits, and Mo Vaughn homered.
(Big Mo hit third in the lineup that night in Anaheim. Fifty guesses as to who hit cleanup. All done? Mike Macfarlane. And what must be a totally unrelated note: Kevin Kennedy has only managed one season since.)
Nothing registering? OK, maybe at first glance it was just another game in what turned out to be just another season in the pre-2004 world of the Sox.
But a closer look at the box score reveals this little factoid: Six pitchers (three for each team) pitched in the game. Five of those pitchers have not been active in the major leagues for a combined 65 years.
Oh, the sixth guy? Tim Wakefield.
So while I'm sure things are swell in the lives of Derek Lilliquist (out of baseball since 1996), Ken Ryan (1999), Mike Bielecki (1997), Ken Edenfield (1996) and Mitch 'Wild Thing' Williams (1997), I can report with some level of certainty that none of these fellas will begin the 2010 season in the rotation of a team that should contend for a World Series.
But the marvel that is Tim Wakefield continues to chug along, just about at the pace of one of his 3-0 fastballs.
Slow and steady.
Wakefield "absolutely" thinks he should be a part of the Red Sox rotation when the season opens, and why not? He has had a terrific spring training, capped with five scoreless innings on Saturday vs. the Orioles' split squaders. And with Daisuke Matsuzaka (back and neck) progressing slowly, there is little doubt that the 43-year-old knuckleballer will be occupying that fifth rotation spot.
If the fact that Wakefield has made his way back into a speaking role surprises you at all, you simply haven't been paying attention for the last decade and a half. Since he made his debut with the Red Sox in that very game vs. the Angels in May of 1995 (7 IP, one run to pick up the first of what has been 175 wins with the club,) Wakefield has gone through every up and down possible in the life of a big league pitcher.
The highest of highs? Sure, how about the 1995 season, when he came out of nowhere (signed as a free agent after being released by the Pirates) to go 16-8 with a 2.95 ERA and finish third in Cy Young voting (still the only Cy Young votes he has ever received.) The lowest of lows? Pick 'em. He's been left off of playoff rosters (the 1999 ALCS for one, and take a look at the 2007 World Series roster) and yanked from rotations.
You could even argue that what would have been his highest high turned into his lowest low. Wakefield was brilliant in the 2003 ALCS vs. the Yankees, winning Games 1 and 4. If Grady Little doesn't pull a Grady Little, Wakefield likely is the MVP of that series. Instead, it's Wakefield who gives up the home run that allows Aaron Boone to have the first sentence of his obit taken care of.
When Wakefield walked off that mound at Yankee Stadium, he was 37 years old. It wasn't impossible to think, at the time, that he might be finished with the Red Sox.
Seven years later, and he's the only pitcher from that roster still in Boston. A baseball survivor. He's the only player (either roster) still active from that game in Anaheim in 1995. What kind of odds would you have given me that night that he would be the last one standing?
And while Wakefield has battled injuries in each of the last two seasons, there is no question that Wakefield can still pitch. I suspect that if you asked every team in the majors if they would take an 11-5 record and a 4.58 ERA (Wakefield in 2009) from a fifth starter in 2010 all 30 teams would quickly nod in the affirmative. You think the Yankees wouldn't sign for that from Joba Chamberlain right now? And Wakefield is just a year removed from a season that saw him finish in the top six in both WHIP and hits per nine innings pitched.
Wakefield is also the first knuckleball pitcher to pitch into his 40s during this era of increased fitness (among, uh, other stuff) and medical advancements. Guys today just look different as they enter the fifth decade. I mean, remember how old Carl Yastrzemski looked at 43, in his final season? How about Phil Niekro, who was a dead ringer for the dad on "The Waltons?" Which sort of leads to this: Could Wakefield pitch for another four or five years if he wanted to? What will really change? I'm sure he'll still know how to grip the knuckler, right? And will a 72 mph be a big difference from a 76 mph "heater"?
There have, of course, been better pitchers in Red Sox history. The two men that Wakefield chases for the career franchise victory record -- Cy Young and Roger Clemens -- top that list. Figure at least six or eight more have to stand in front of Wakefield as well. But I can't think of a career that is more fascinating. Wakefield is in about Act 22 of his career in Boston, and the beauty of it is that I wouldn't be shocked if he was in the bullpen with a 6.42 ERA on June 1 and I wouldn't be shocked if he was 10-2 with a 2.26 ERA on June 1. And I could have written the same thing about Wakefield every year since 1996.
One of a kind.
And, for now at least, looking like one of five in the Red Sox rotation.
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Perez, a secretary/receptionist with the Early Childhood Program at the WSOS Stricker Family Development Center in Fremont, was nominated for demonstrating leadership, quality, innovation, and service to the children and families of the Early Childhood Program.
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The fixtures for the Preliminary, and 1st Round ties have been announced.
Charlie Smith will take charge of U15s, Carl Beck U16s, and Stephan Walker U18s.
First fixtures are:
U18s: Sat 16th Feb Ross Sutherland vs Stornoway or Caithness
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Tony Dungy Would Draft Aaron Murray No. 1
According to Tony Dungy himself, Aaron Murray is the best option at quarterback if he enters the 2013 NFL draft. When asked who he would take if he were the struggling Kansas City Chiefs, he promptly responded with his answer — UGA quarterback Aaron Murray.
"@coachcox8100: @tonydungy who should chiefs take with first or 2nd pick in the draft?" I would take Georgia QB Aaron Murray if he comes out
— Tony Dungy (@TonyDungy) November 19, 2012
While some analysts think Murray should stick it out with UGA for his last year before he enters the draft, the former Indianapolis Colts coach seems to think differently. After Dungy's tweets, UGA's fanbase is buzzing with the possibility that this game against the Yellow Jackets may be his last in Sanford Stadium.
Murray tried his best to avoid giving the 4-1-1 on what's going on in his head concerning his future. According to UGASports.com, he is telling everyone that for now, the focus is on beating state-rival Georgia Tech and that he'll think about all this draft business when the season ends.
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STILLWATER, Okla. -- With a flurry of handshakes, hugs and clicks of the camera, some of the most recognizable names from Oklahoma State's past came together again Saturday.
About 275 former players responded to an invitation from coach Mike Gundy, the school's all-time passing leader, to come to Stillwater as the Cowboys played their spring game.
Heisman Trophy winner Barry Sanders and Hart Lee Dykes were among those who returned, along with more recent stars including Houston Texans tailback Vernand Morency.
"There's an awful lot of good players here. Talented guys, good guys, a lot of reasons we won a lot of football games," said Pat Jones, who coached the Cowboys from 1984 to 1994.
The players ambled out to the middle of the football field at halftime and were recognized as a group over the loud speaker. Many watched the second half of the scrimmage from the corner of the field near the east end zone.
"This is great," said Dykes, who ranks No. 2 on the school's career receiving list with 203 catches for 3,171 yards and 29 touchdowns. "I've seen guys today that I haven't seen in 10 or 15 years. For us to sit there and laugh and cut-up is really fun. It brings back a lot of memories."
Gundy said about 150 former players attended a function on Friday night and about 200 came to a golf tournament earlier on Saturday.
"We couldn't ask for anything more," said Gundy, who played with Sanders and Dykes for three seasons. "We're expecting to have over 400 next year."
Gundy had hoped bringing the school's past football stars back would increase attendance at Oklahoma State's spring game. Attendance was estimated at 15,000, more than double the 7,000 that came to last year's spring game following three straight bowl appearances by the Cowboys.
"We used have crowds like this for our Saturday scrimmages," Jones said. "It's been a while. Saturday mornings when people wanted to come see Thurman [Thomas] and Barry and those guys, we had big crowds out here."
R.W. McQuarters, who signed with the New York Giants this season, said it's a little disappointing for him to see the stadium as it undergoes renovations costing more than $100 million.
"You wish you had it when you were here, but I always say I'm still a part of it," McQuarters said.
Mainly, though, McQuarters was glad to visit with his former teammates and see a football program he feels is on its way up.
Jones said he wished each of the Cowboys' current players could meet each of the former players one on one.
"These guys here, these former players, in certain ways we've got the same mamas and daddies and that's this football field," Jones said. "Those things don't go away. This is ultimately really what it's all about, these types of relationships, these types of things here.
"The teams that won a lot of games, the teams that didn't win a lot of games, they all have a common bond because they were good players here."
Copyright 2006 by The Associated Press
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Several minutes before the store opened, an Apple Store employee (the "sacrificial lamb") delivered disappointing news to the gathered crowd: the store had only a small but unspecified number of shuffle units, and each customer would be limited to only one. The store would take the phone numbers of all remaining customers and give them priority on an impending shipment expected within the next day. No such limitation was placed on the purchase of Mac mini computers, which at $499 and up are expected to infuse significant new life into the Macintosh computer user base.
Customers began to line up at 5:00am to enter the Apple Store, but surprisingly, the first five people in line were not all there to purchase the Mac mini on its release date - several wanted shuffles only. Most of the crowd appeared an hour before the store opened, and after Apple announced the limitation on shuffle sales, many believed that they would not be able to walk away with units today, but remained in line regardless. Demand was split evenly between those wanting 512MB ($99) models and those wanting 1GB ($149) shuffles. However, one student and dedicated Mac fan near the front of the line described the Mac mini as "cute," and expressed interest in the new machine.
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Posted by AndyDK in USA on January 23, 2005 at 7:35 AM (CST)
I don't care about knowing what the next song is or even that much about being able to choose exactly the song I want to hear.
Steve Jobs called it right and I almost always am listening to my 30 gig iPod in shuffle mode. The only reason I will miss the screen sometimes is to look up a song that is playing but I can't remember its name or who it is by, etc. (My collection is up to 6000 songs now)
I might use it a bit for exercising but I think the real appeal for me will be that it is so small and light and robust (no moving parts) and cheap. I can just grab it and stuff it in a pocket and go. The USB stick function might come in handy too. Also after I get one I will feel alright about letting my 3 year old play with it. There is no way he is allowed to play with my iPod though.
Posted by jyakku in Yokohama, Japan on January 23, 2005 at 9:25 AM (CST)
@ Lokai:
"Most of the people I see claiming to 'need' an iPod Shuffle for the gym do not appear to be gym-going people."
How many of such people have you actually "seen" to know what they look like?
I think if you looked at "most people" with gym memberships, they probably wouldn't appear to be gym-going people. They can't, won't, or aren't motivated to get to the gym often enough.
Anyhow, I wouldn't say these sort of shuffle buyers are primarily "gym-goying"... They're primarily music listeners who would like to take their music with them if they *were* to go to the gym. They might be more motivated to go.
Posted by SPThom on January 23, 2005 at 1:34 PM (CST)
I think that one application that the shuffle is perfect for is audio books.
It makes it so I can keep the apple headphones and a shuffle in my pocket, so when I'm waiting around I can just play an audiobook and stop and start at my convenience.
And it's actually easier to carry around than a real book (although, of course, reading a real book is its own experience for which there's no replacement).
Posted by deepfriedd on January 23, 2005 at 2:23 PM (CST)
im not surprised at the long lines, the ipod shuffle is a great product. and im happy that the mac mini is selling well too. there is a 3 to 4 week wait at the applestore online for the mac mini.
Posted by futuremac on January 23, 2005 at 3:26 PM (CST)
I wouldn't say these sort of shuffle buyers are primarily "gym-goying"... They're primarily music listeners who would like to take their music with them if they *were* to go to the gym. They might be more motivated to go
so most their resolution will be achieved thanks to Apple ipod shuffle?
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Posted by crazypod in St. Louis, MO on January 23, 2005 at 10:26 PM (CST)
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Posted by Hovee on January 24, 2005 at 6:51 AM (CST)
Regarding the use of the iPod (any variety) during exercise, I don't agree with some of the previous posts, for a few reasons:
1. I am not a buff or thin person, but I DO go to the gym regularly (5+ times per week). I run, lift, work abs, tan, and bike as part of my regular workout routine.
2. I use my iPod EVERY TIME I'm there. I've had my little white miracle for about 2.5 years, and it has motivated me and been a faithful companion as I continue to work toward my wellness goals.
3. I know that since I have just a few playlists that I use at the gym (my iPod serves me throughout a typical day), an iPod shuffle would be handy because of its size and weight. That, combined with flash memory instead of the hard drive, and I think I need one… NOW. ;-)
Anyway, I've seen others at the gym using their iPods, and I will continue to use mine (until it dies, it's getting old… I might spring for a replacement battery one of these months). Just because you don't prefer to use the iPod during workouts, please don't assume that others won't either. That's not true, and that is the beauty of Apple. They know that their products are being used by a huge variety of people for an unimaginable variety of purposes.
Cheers all.
Posted by GoldFishinMN in Minnesota on January 24, 2005 at 7:30 AM (CST)
AndyDK - It is going good so far.
I have connected it to my TV, that was cool. I am installing software and all that good stuff still.
I have another Mac so I am taking my time installing all that I need to.
I do need to get some more ram.
Posted by idesign562 in Long Beach on January 24, 2005 at 7:46 AM (CST)
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Give yourself permission to relax
Recently I asked an executive I was coaching, "What hobbies do you have?" He paused, looked at me blankly, and then replied, "Actually, I don't really have any," followed by another long pause. As he reflected on this, it seemed to suddenly strike him that his life was way out of balance.
He was living and breathing his work, which was his own company. The little free time he had, outside of his business, was spent driving his kids to their various activities and watching them play sports and take music lessons. While he loved spending time with his kids, he felt that something was missing in his life. He also reported that he often felt tense, stressed and was increasingly having difficulty controlling his temper.
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Finding time. Setting a routine to carve out time is important initially. You may have to give up watching TV every night, or you may have to force yourself to leave the office a little earlier each day. Make your hobby a priority. Set goals for yourself and get a buddy to support you and to help you stay with a hobby.
"All work and no play makes Jack a dull boy" is a famous proverb. There may be some truth to this so make sure you find some time for yourself to relax, enjoy some fun and pick up a hobby -- especially if you are depressed, stressed or going through a tough time. You will thank yourself for it, and so will your family and colleagues.
Joyce E. A. Russell is the vice-dean and the director of the executive coaching and leadership development program at the University of Maryland's Robert H. Smith School of Business. She is a licensed industrial and organizational psychologist and has more than 25 years of experience coaching executives and consulting on leadership and career management.
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This can be such a win of a day, or an absolute fail and the most awkward "date" ever…After which you are asked to leave his house.
I bet many of these guys thought they would get away with murder, but some of them didn't quite. Others hired help. Either way, just because you're famous doesn't mean you're above the law.
Stephen Hawking is undoubtably one of the most clever people of our lifetime and whilst he has been confined to a wheelchair, he has kept up his sense of humour and fun.
Kim Kardashian-West celebrated Halloween in a fun outfit this year. What did you dress up as? I went as a leopard. It was fun. I had eyeliner all over everything.
I don't mean to point out the obvious, but our lives are based on the internet, and the internet in this country is pretty slow and expensive. But now it's getting faster yippeeee!
It seems that shooting someone without knowing if it is an intruder or not, is becoming acceptable in South Africa.
There's nothing better than putting on some heels, a lovely little dress and some red lipstick and having a night on the town. The reality is that red lipstick smudges and heels can break.
Ah, yes, the great blackwhitewhiteblack debate. I just can't wait for the day when we all wake up and are purple. Surely some great divine entity out there is getting tired of it?
The mind-blowing Kagga Kamma offers guests unique accommodation in the form of 'caves' which have been built amongst the sand stone formations in the Cederberg. You need to se this.
Cape Town just launched a public transport app and it is a game changer – Check it out
People will go to such extreme lengths for their 15 minutes of fame, even get eaten by a snake…for realsies
Confusion over who really killed bin Laden. They've named the new Star Wars. Moody's drops SA rating. Rock drummer murder charges news. New Wahlberg remake adjusts title for inflation. Why Zuck wears the same T-shirt every day.
A crazy driver puts car into reverse and proves parking rage is a very real phenomenon. There's insane people out there, y'all!
Obama has been practicing his sad face this week, and he got to use it again as he once again lost top spot on the Forbes most powerful people list. Poor guy. He should go spend time with Grumpy Cat.
If I was the person who brought down one of the most wanted men of all time, I don't think I would reveal my identity in this lifetime. The whole of the Middle East is going to be looking for this guy…
Obama hits back at Michael Jordan after he was called out about his golfing skills. Michael, apply cold water here…
In a surprising result, a Japanese whisky has got the nod as the best of the best in the 2015 Whisky Bible.
There was another protest in London last night, but things seems to go off fairly peacefully when measured to the riots a few years ago. Plus, these guys got to wear masks.
The SAPS played a game of cops and robbers yesterday, but they got a bit confused and ended up as the people getting robbed, with the public playing the role of saviours.
Kiera Knightley has taken a stand against Photoshop and photography tricks with her latest shot for Interview Magazine.
Christmas is a happy, festive time for most people, either surrounded by loved ones or exotic holidays. For many though, a small and simple deed can go a very long way.
The "Human Barbie" was attacked on Halloween night, being punched and strangled by two men outside her home.
Apparently a building in the province of Limpopo is still struggling to come to terms with the end of Apartheid – 20 years later…
While North Korea keeps your civil rights under quite tight wraps, one thing the state doesn't mind is indulging in some weed in broad daylight.
They should really do some research into why this happens so much after football games, and hardly any other sport. It could have some interesting (beer driven?) results.
A massive weekend of sporting action is upon us – and how better to embrace the big matches than to put your money where you mouth is.
And the plot thickens in the Dewani murder trial. A new witness, a new story. I see the making of a sequel for The Life of David Gale…
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ANC is trying to control everything, including freedom of speech…See what Naspers have to say about that.
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Writer: Vital Arabs
Date:Wednesday July 28 2010
Time: 3:54PM
Dundee United chief Peter Houston is edging closer to a final decision on Lithuanian trialist Irmantas Zelmikas.
The experienced 30-year-old centre-back again appeared for the Arabs during their 5-0 pre-season friendly stroll at Raith Rovers on Tuesday evening.
And Houston is set to make a final decision over him after the weekend meeting with Hull City at the KC Stadium.
"No disrespect to Raith Rovers, but Saturday will give him the kind of stiff test I`m wanting to see," Houston told the Evening Telegraph.
"We will be up against a team that has just dropped out of the Premiership down south and who will have a lot of players wanting to impress their new manager."
Date:Wednesday July 28 2010
Time: 3:54PM
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By Maisie McCabe, campaignlive.co.uk, Thursday, 17 July 2014 11:35AM
Liberty Global, the owner of Virgin Media, has bought BSkyB's 6.4 per cent in ITV for £481 million.
Sky sold its 259.8 million shares in ITV to Liberty Global, which is chaired by the US TV and cable executive John Malone, for 185p each. Shares closed at 183.8p last night and were up to 201.8p at the time of writing.
In a statement released today, Liberty Global said it intends to finance the purchase through a loan linked to a hedging transaction, which would be secured by the ITV shares and existing cash reserves.
Mike Fries, the chief executive at Liberty Global, said: "This is an opportunistic and attractive investment for us in our largest cable market. ITV is the leading commercial broadcaster in the UK and we're excited to be shareholders."
Sky said in a statement that it intends to use the proceeds for general corporate purposes.
An ITV spokeswoman said: "We note Liberty Global's announcement and we will work with them as with any other shareholder, as we continue our strategy of growing ITV."
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"If my blind subject were to become suddenly self-aware… I'd terminate." – Cosima Niehaus
How well do you really know the people you've let into your life?
Or, the people who came with the life you hijacked to use for your own ends. The fake life, with the great sex and the nice house and the tolerable free wardrobe. The one with the freaking mobile medical team that shows up when you're asleep… who take blood samples, and any illusions about your peace of mind, safety or security… without your permission.
Just when you think it's safe to shed your fake identity, you sneak one last stolen shag… and wake up puking electrodes. No free rides in this world. Kick poor Alison's paranoia up a notch. Push Cosima's curiosity about their creators into overdrive. Scam the scammer, and set Sarah's quest to do right by her daughter and the clones land us squarely in their own bedrooms.
And Paul's suspiciously muscular arms.
Who is Paul?! Who is Donnie?! Who is that stunning French scientist crying in the wet lab? Out of the corner of her eye, Sarah has glimpsed something the clones were never meant to see. Something bigger. Something that came for Beth but got this pissed off punk impostor up on her hind legs, instead. The idea that they are being actively monitored, tested, changes everything. Most of us would not be as optimistic as Cosima is about what this truly means.
What is Donnie hiding?
If Helena is the face of the enemies of human cloning, who else clearly knows they exist? Who else shares the clones' awareness of what they are, where they are, who they've all become? If their watching, performing human rights & dignity-violating tests on you in your sleep, you can set aside the idea that your creators are benign or even benevolent. This illegal experiment is on-going. It's sophisticated and expensive and carefully managed: it is successful thanks to a lot of people you should never have trusted.
Who would willfully poison so many innocent lives this way, and why? Murderous Helena may be down for the count, but whoever her rescuer really is will have to wait. There is a new branch of impostor in play. And they are not clones, they are spies. Alison, Cosima and Sarah have been exposed, surveilled and bodily and morally compromised. They need to fight back.
Helena's alive… barely.
Writers (and scientists) do fall in love with their subjects. This is the mid-way point in our first collection of adventures, and we debated long and hard on where we would send our brilliant young women, upon revealing the idea of Monitors. The best part was deciding what each individual clone would do about the threat – whether or not it was real.
The worst was knowing how devastating each of these individuals' decisions would turn out for them all…
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