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Written by Melissa Wood
Thursday, 16 May 2013
With the season about to end on May 31, I drove five hours north to Eastport, Maine, this week to learn more about the fishery for elvers, which have been making headlines since last year when prices reached more than $2,000 a pound.
At first I imagined life must be pretty good for elver fishermen these days. Even though their price is down from last year, elvers, or baby eels, are still fetching about $1,700 a pound.
Their price is so high because the 2011 Japanese tsunami wiped out Asian eel farms that need to be replenished with baby eels. Maine and South Carolina are also the only states that allow the harvesting of elvers, and in Maine that demand brought in almost $38 million last year compared to $7.5 million in 2011 and half a million dollars in 2010.
This was unlike any other fishery I've ever written about. First of all, you don't get on a boat. Elvers are caught at night along riverbanks in either stationary fyke nets or with hand-held dipnets. Eels are catadramous, meaning they spend most of their lives in fresh water, but go out to sea to reproduce. The baby eels born at sea then make their ways to and up the rivers and streams along the coast.
It may not be a high-seas adventure, but there's certainly excitement along the riverbank. I heard stories of guns being brandished or shot into the air (everyone's packing, I was told), nets being cut and tampered with, and bad blood between long-time fishermen and newcomers hoping to cash in on the elver gold rush.
If anyone's getting rich, it's not the fishermen Down East, at least not the ones I met. Right at the Canadian border, it's a beautiful but down-and-out area with little to offer for jobs and industry. It takes about 2,400 elvers to make a pound, and elver dealer Tim Sheehan says people usually bring in an ounce here and there. "In order for me to get 30 pounds, I have to buy from 150 fishermen," he said. Sheehan guesses the fishermen making the big bucks have their own connections and aren't making a lot of noise about it.
But even dribs and drabs can equal a couple hundred dollars a day. Doesn't that make a difference? As David Nicholas picked out the glass eels among a bycatch of sand fleas and slippery adult eels in his fyke net, I asked whether he's planning to take a vacation or buy a new car.
"First thing I do is fill up the oil barrel. There's no work, you gotta save for tomorrow," he said (that's us talking in the photo above). I talked to him around 5 a.m. Later in the day he was planning to go "winkling," picking tiny periwinkles for about a $1 a pound.
There's more to this story, and I'll be sharing it in a future issue of National Fisherman. As always, thanks for reading!
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Report: Prime Prep, co-founded by Deion Sanders, faces closure
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Prime Prep Academy, a charter school located in Texas, co-founded by Deion Sanders, is set to close after only two years, according to a report from Tawnell D. Hobbs the Dallas Morning News on Tuesday evening.
Prime Prep, in its short existence, has featured some of the nation's top basketball players, most notably former SMU-signee Emmanuel Mudiay, who announced on Monday that he would play overseas instead of honoring his commitment.
The Texas Education Agency issued a letter to the school on Tuesday, stating it plans to revoke Prime Prep's charter due to fiscal mismanagement, and failure to comply with state education code.
"Unfortunately, these things happened in 2012, prior to my arrival of January 2014," Prime Prep Superintendent Ron Price told the Morning News. "We will keep the focus on educating the students of Prime Prep."
Deion Sanders responded to the news via Twitter on Tuesday night, promising to appeal this decision.
"My former Co-Founder DL Wallace was a crook and heartless, and we are still suffering from his devilish ways. TEA informed Prime Prep they would revoke the charter pending appeal for the food program that Wallace hustled the state out of $45,000. We will appeal immediately. I feel bad for this nonsense of yesterday affecting today and the potential of tomorrow for our students and new administration," he said in a string of tweets.
"We will fight this like we have all the other battles that we've faced. 100 percent graduation rate two years straight and 15 scholarships awarded In only two years of existence. In no form or fashion has me or my administration done any wrong regarding feeding or educating our students. I will pay the $45,000 myself to right DL Wallace wrong to the state if they will accept it. Don't punish our kids for this fool."
Prime Prep has had its academic concerns from the start. Last year, top 100 recruits Jordan Mickey and Karviar Shepard were both initially ruled as non-qualifiers. One of the main issues surrounding their eligibility was a portion of Prime Prep's curriculum; the use of a digital program called VSchoolz. Both Mickey and Shepard were eventually ruled eligible.
Mudiay's decision to play professionally had nothing to do with academics of Prime Prep, according to multiple reports on Monday. Terrance Ferguson, the No. 10 overall recruit in 2016, told CityofBasketballLove.com, "I started here and I will finish here," on Monday after the Mudiay news became public.
Uplift Fort Worth, the sponsoring entity of Prime Prep, has until July 30 to appeal and request a hearing.
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GLEN ELLYN, Ill. — When you ask Adam Kalinich what about math he finds most riveting, he takes a long pause, then launches into an intense explanation about how math is much more than numbers — it's about ideas.
"I love the thinking part the most, where you're puzzling about 'How does this fit in what I know? How can I make this work?" said Adam, 17, a senior at the Illinois Mathematics and Science Academy in Aurora.
"I think that there are important problems in math, and it's beautiful that such complexity arises from simple questions, that such important ideas can be wrapped up with mathematical statements."
The Glen Ellyn native is the kind of math student instructors dream about — always hungry for more, and unfailingly excited about the possibilities that lay ahead.
It's that drive that's landed Adam among 40 high school seniors named finalists in the Intel Science Talent Search 2012, the nation's most prestigious pre-college science competition. A second finalist from Illinois is Jordan Saul Cotler, of Northbrook, a senior at Glenbrook North High School.
Finalists will gather in Washington, D.C. March 8-13 to compete for $630,000 in prizes. The top finisher will receive $100,000 from the Intel Foundation.
Adam was nominated as a result of his research, "Flipping the Winner of a Poset Game," which was published in the journal Information Processing Letters. He wrote the paper last year under the guidance of Lance Fortnow, a professor of electrical engineering and computer science Northwestern University's McCormick School of Engineering.
Publishing such a research paper would have been a fantastic achievement for an undergraduate student — let alone for a high schooler, Fortnow said.
"Adam studied at a certain class of games called 'poset' or 'partially ordered set games.' He found a way to take one of these games and convert it into another game where the other person wins," Fortnow said, explaining he had given Adam an efficient computation problem that didn't required advanced mathematics, but that nevertheless had been unsolved for a while.
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Stepping onto Northwestern's campus was intimidating at first, Adam says.
"I had a desk in a room with 12 grad students. You have this feeling that 'This is beyond me, I can't do this," he said. "You have to work past that and focus."
Adam reads books about topology and real and complex analysis as if they were novels, said IMSA math teacher Steve Condie, who also coaches Adam on the Chicago Area All-Star Math Team.
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Adam started off as a verbally precocious child who read on his own at about age 3, said his mother, Gail Kalinich. She first got an inkling about his talent for math when he was in the first grade and his teachers suggested he skip a grade in math.
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Manchester United defender Rio Ferdinand will face no further action for shoving Fernando Torres in the back during the weekend's FA Cup tie against Chelsea.
The defender appeared to push the Chelsea striker in the back in an off the ball incident at Old Trafford, sending the Spaniard to the deck before helping him up.
Referee Howard Webb did not appear to see the incident during the 2-2 draw, meaning he was unable to take any action at the time.
Rules stipulate that if a referee misses an incident, the FA can take retrospective action, which it was thought Ferdinand could face.
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FEARS over the impact of the closure of Ulverston's Citizens Advice Bureau has led to urgent calls for a new service to be put in place.
Trustees of Citizens Advice South Lakeland announced on Wednesday it was going into liquidation, meaning the centres in Ulverston and Kendal will soon close.
While the move was seen by some as inevitable, it leaves vulnerable people in the area with reduced services available and places an additional burden on the remaining citizens' advice services in the South Lakes.
Barrow and Furness MP John Woodcock said: "This loss will be deeply worrying for people.
"There is an urgent need to restore an effective face-to-face service for the people of Ulverston as soon as possible."
Former Ulverston CAB volunteer Roger Lindsay said: "This will leave a lot of people without a lifeline."
The centres in Ulverston and Kendal are due to close in the coming weeks and Cumbria Rural Citizens Advice, which has centres in Windermere and Grange, is braced for an influx of calls for help.
Dare Holland, vice chair of trustees at Cumbria Rural, said discussions between the two bureaux over how to provide a simpler district-wide service predate CASL's funding crisis.
He said: "We have been working for some time to devise a service that would be sturdy, viable and robust going into the future. Now Cumbria Rural will be left with implementing that service."
There are plans to retain face-to-face services in Ulverston and Kendal on an appointment basis when the new service is implemented in April.
Mr Holland added: "Cumbria Rural is in discussions with South Lakeland District Council regarding the use of premises in Ulverston."
CASL chair of trustees John Dersley said they had made every effort to keep people informed in recent months and worked to ensure a service is still available to those who need it.
Anyone needing help can contact Cumbria Rural or there are citizens advice bureaux in Barrow and Millom.
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"We have solved the issue of penetrating the missile shield. We regret that the United States waste their money on missile defense and compel us to do the same. The missile shield is nothing for us, it's a bluff. It poses no military threat, but remains a political and economic problem," Rogozin said during his speech at the Russian embassy in London.
He said that most of Russia's criticism is caused by the fact that the planned missile shield is "provocative" and "excessive by nature" and thus forces other countries to boost their strategic defenses.
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Thank God for Desmond Tutu! I love this man.
Desmond Tutu oozes love and compassion. He is the ultimate (along with several others: Dalai Lama, Ghandi etc.) who really do not judge others.
His authentic spirituality humbles me.
Bless you Des!
Pope Desmond the First…
Has a certain ring to it..un certain 'je ne sais quoi'.
"Ebonee and ivoreee, go together on my keyboard.."
If the majority of Christians were like Desmond Tutu, even I might be tempted to join them. Too bad he represents a God lots of Christians frown upon. What's also bad, is that there's only of him, because the world needs Desmond Tutus, who might be able to help us out of the holes we've dug ourselves into for centuries.
Bless you, Desmond Tutu – you are a living saint!
As far as I'm aware, the dalai lama is actually homophobic. If I'm wrong, then feel free to correct me.
I am feeling free to correct you Anthony……lol.
His holiness the Dalai Lama is pro-gay rights. What he teaches is about sexual misconduct regarding certain sexual behaviours. He is clear that this is only his interpretation – and should not be taken as gospel – he does not wish to 'force' this on any one – but is his opinion, for him to hold. And he, personally, does not reasonably expect others (even budhists necessarily) to comply with his personal ethical stance.
He stresses, however compassion of intepretation and action and is keen to support what he sees as the legitimate struggle of a community for which he has much love.
He is the classic example of a person who has his own personal standards and shares these only when asked – he does not wish to constrain the minds of others.
I don't know about Desmond Tutu. I welcome his comments, but I understand he has – according to Wikipedia, admittedly not the most reliable of sources – 'recommended that gay church leaders remain celibate'. I would like to know more about this comment before I rush into Palm Sunday-style adjulation for the man.
Further to my comments (post 7) can I also re-inforce that Buddhist Philosophy is not a religion in the common-place meaning of the construct. It is a spirituality based on the individual's relation to their own (and wider) reality – much like Gestalt psychology and psychotherapy. The latter disciplines are heavily influenced by Buddhist thinking.
So, what I am saying is that in line with the buddhist principles there is now 'top-down' moral enforcement. It encourages an individual construction of such – with certain fallible and context-dependent guidlines for thinking (not for action) hence the quote, from the Buddha:
"Don't believe me because you see me as your teacher. Don't believe me because others do. And don't believe anything because you read it in a book, either. Don't put your faith in reports, or tradition, or hearsay, or the authority of religious leaders or texts. Don't rely on mere logic, or inference, or appearances, or speculation."
sorry – should read "…..no top down enforcement….."
Adrian T
As I understand it – this is a historical stance from Tutu based on the specific and special case of clergy. I also understand that this was not Tutu's ideal – but rather, a compromise position for further progress to be made………in the direction of the full embracing of gay sexuality – that he now (more explicitly) argues for.
Fair enough… thanks Richard.
Re Tutu's stance on gay sex. In his own words (from Sex, Love & Homophobia, V.Baird) "Churches say that the expression of love in a heterosexual monogamous relationship includes the physical, the touching, embracing, kissing, the genital act – the totality of our love makes each of us grow to become increasingly godlike and compassionate. If this is so for the heterosexual, what earthly reason have we to say that it is not the case with the homosexual?"
I've said it before, this man is fantastic! He shows what Christians really should be, caring compassionate and non judgemental!!!
Bless Desmond – my absolute hero and an inspiration to all
Sounds like he made a fantastic speech. I hope it will have swayed more of the church members to place their prejudices to one side.
Bishop Tutu for Archbishop of Canterbury, a true christian in every sense of the word.
AdrianT (8):
It's difficult to put my finger on it, but I felt the same way you did, and I still do.
He reminds me too much of His Holiness Pope John XXIII, the man whose intention it was to open the windows of the Vatican and let the fresh air of the 20t century into the RCC.
He was no sooner dead than a tremendous reactionary tidal wave overwhelmed Vatican II with confusion, misinterpetations of all kinds, mockeries of successful attempts to modernize the Church….and prepared the way for the present papacy.
Angelo Roncalli's personality is still vividly present in my memory. I did love him, and of course I love Desmond Tutu. It just seems too good to be true.
For example, any man with Tutu's reputation would be embraced by his fellow clergymen. Who would dare to say a word against him?
Christianity remains homophobic through and through while thousands of theologians could not blaze a trail through the sacred scriptures in favour of gay liberation.
Frankly I hope I'm wrong.
Har Davids (4):
Agreed. There is only one Desmond Tutu, and you bring up some interesting points.
Unless someone has re-written the Bible, he does 'represent a God lots of Christians frown upon'.
Good to have you aboard.
People like Tutu is what religion needs more of. What a lovely guy.
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Simeon to Cyborg: Is Anti-Democratic Meme (& "Arresting" Pics) Dooming Progressive Protest?
Instead of last spring's inspiring images of democratic solidarity, the images now coming out of Cairo are becoming increasingly surreal.
This one is getting a lot of play–the guy is so distinctive that you can even see another photographer in the picture trying to get his shot. And what's not to like? The bizarre gas mask is hardly standard issue (where did he find that?), and its white rubber both contrasts with his dark clothing and matches the white smoke pouring out of the tear gas canister. The smoke streams back along his path as he is running forward, for this is definitely an action shot. (Think of how many demonstration photos feature relatively passive postures: sitting, standing, or milling about, with raised hands, signs, and banners displayed for the media having to stand in for more extended or dramatic action. Look, for example, at the rest of the people in this photo.) Revolutionary action wearing an alien, almost unintelligible mask, the photo captures key features of a popular revolt defined, like so many demonstrations today, much more by its opposition to a corrupt establishment than by a clear idea of what an alternative future might bring.
And that's where I get a bit worried, as the photo may be fitting too well with the anti-democratic meme of late that progressive movements are incoherent. (Back in the day, the left was tarred with being a rigid, centralized, international organization adhering strictly to the explicit ideological doctrines of Soviet communism; now that the Cold War is over, I guess it makes sense that the left, sans directives from Moscow, would have to be disorganized and inarticulate. As long as you're outside of the reality-based community, that is.) Unlike many other images of painted faces and massed bodies, the masked man doesn't seem to link with any political aspiration or populist movement. Because his pending action of throwing the canister mirrors the original assault, he seems equally prone to violence while this false equivalence cancels out any sense of political difference.
Worse, he looks grotesquely simian, as if political demonstrations were a form of devolution. Worse yet, this falling backward is also a cyborg projection where organic and mechanical natures have been horribly fused. The close fitting headpiece reveals a human skull in all its distinctiveness and fragility, yet the mechanical mask destroys any hope of wholly human sympathies. The bare hands make the dark clothing seem like a pelt, while the loping limbs suggest a life alternating between predation and flight. The bag hanging below his waist looks like another limb and thus another example of organic life distorted, whether by bad science or the pressures of a harsh environment. Five-limbed with a machined face, there is little basis for identification. It seems that only violence is legible, and can calls for restoring order be far behind?
And yet, the more strange he appears, the more likely another interpretation also applies. I've posted a number of times about how photojournalism is revealing the often surreal nature of violence in our time. In addition, I've suggested in several posts that a corresponding political aesthetic is emerging as well, one in which the modern apparatus of power can look increasingly medieval. Admittedly, sometimes costumes are just that, and the surface rarely expresses what lies below unerringly, but I believe that these changes in style can reflect far more troubling changes in political relationships.
To take a page from science fiction–indeed, one of its most insistent and important lessons–technological progress can proceed with and contribute to regression along every other dimension of human experience: social organization, economics, politics, culture, you name it. Thus, rather than merely supporting or undercutting the demonstrations, photos such as the one above might be working more prophetically to identify how a harmful future is emerging in the present. More to the point, they are showing not who is causing what, but how ordinary people are already coping with deprivations and more explicit forms of systemic violence, not least by adapting to those harsh conditions at the very moment that they are fighting against them.
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THE school sucks when ever you get 3 tickets they make your grade lower and THE PE TEACHERS in Excelsior make you run 4 laps almost everyday AND RARELY ANY freeplay
Excelsior Elementary School is a public elementary school in Garden Grove. The principal of Excelsior Elementary School is Kim Kroyer, who can be contacted at firstname.lastname@example.com. 546 students go to Excelsior Elementary School and identify as Asian; White, non-Hispanic; and Hispanic. 68% of the Excelsior Elementary School students have "limited English proficiency." 79% of the 546 students here get reduced lunch prices. The ratio of students to teachers at Excelsior Elementary School is 22:1. Mitchell Elementary School is one of the nearest elementary schools.
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THE school sucks when ever you get 3 tickets they make your grade lower and THE PE TEACHERS in Excelsior make you run 4 laps almost everyday AND RARELY ANY freeplay
In my experience as being a student at Excelsior I truly would recommend this school because its not only a great open kind and environmental place but the teachers actually take the time to make lessons physical education and class projects fun and exciting.Teachers at Excelsior make you feel really comfortable and safe because they actually care about your feelings.For instance if you were to be bullied by another student then the teacher would take care of it right away.Injuries accidents(like periods) or any other things are always easy to take care of while at that school.I really enjoyed being a student at this school.go Eagles! been there since kinder until sixth(
i would recommend this school because the teachers there r really good and awesome they take out their own time to make fun ativities for the students there. The school is GREAT!! But the one thing i dont like about te school is the female principal they have true the female principal they have is a ***** REALLY. The female principal is a cruel and evil person i TOTALLY dislike her i cant even think of sumthin good about her rite now. BUT dont worry about the principal as long as ur child is good then no worries andthe teachers will have ur child's back. Overall this school is AWESOME!! GO EAGLES!!!!
I would not recommend this school. The female principal is abusive and a bully. Shame on the district for letting this person continue. As for the school it is basic. Not much recsources. Your child will fall basic on the academic level.
This was a wonderful school intil 2006 when they switched principals. The new female principal is a *****> o
With my limitation in involving activities in my 2nd grade child I greatly appreciate his teacher Mrs. Thompson. She is great teacher. She's working hard on each child. She goes one by one kid in each activity assigment or personalty in her class. She teaches the kids all kinds of respecting responsibility or manage their time either in or out field. My son is improve a lots since he'd been met her. This school provide our children many activities to get them involve in depend which occational. All parents have chances to know more about school and their own child. I like this school very much. Thank you all of you for providing the best care to our kids.
Excelsior is a great school. The teachers are genuinely concerned about the children and keeping the children up to speed with their lessons. My son is having trouble with Math and his teacher allows him to stay after class up to 4pm to help him with his homework. Every teacher since the 4th grade has done this for my son. The school receieved the California Distingished school award last year and the district is 5th for the whole country. Lucky us!
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Colorado Roan Plateau Drilling Battle Leads to Legal CompromiseSource: The Denver Post | 24 November 2014
Federal land managers and the oil and gas industry on 21 November announced a deal designed to end a decade-long battle over drilling on western Colorado's Roan Plateau, a lofty oasis rich in wildlife and natural gas.
All but two of 19 leases the feds issued in 2008 letting Denver-based Bill Barrett Corp. drill on top of the plateau will be canceled. And the government will reimburse Barrett USD 47.6 million. Interior Secretary Sally Jewell said the land never should have been leased.
"There are huge lessons learned here that will help us in the future," Jewell said in a Denver Post interview.
This dispute ranks among the nation's more complicated cases in trying to balance the oil and gas boom with preserving a pristine environment, she said.
"There are places that are too special to develop."
Conservation groups have fought for years to keep the 54,000-acre Roan Plateau from becoming an industrial zone.
Under the legal settlement, drilling still will be allowed on land in canyons and on 16,000 acres around the base of the plateau. But that won't happen for at least 2 years—after the US Bureau of Land Management completes a large-scale plan for limiting surface impact. Companies likely would be required to drill horizontally from outside ecologically sensitive terrain.


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Batting practice injury sends Marlins pitcher Jacob Turner to disabled list
Apr 9, 2014, 1:30 PM EST
Marlins right-hander Jacob Turner hurt his shoulder taking batting practice prior to yesterday's scheduled start. He was scratched from the outing against the Nationals and now the Marlins have placed him on the disabled list with a strained shoulder.
Left-hander Brad Hand, who had begun the season in the bullpen, will move into the rotation to sub for Turner.
Turner showed some good promise for the Marlins last season at age 22, starting 20 games with a 3.74 ERA, although his 77/54 K/BB ratio in 118 innings was unimpressive. A former top prospect, Turner was acquired from the Tigers in the Anibal Sanchez trade.
Oh, and in terms of needing batting practice: Turner is 4-for-51 (.078) with 24 strikeouts and zero walks in his career as a hitter.
Thought experiment: How many MLB teams would wipe the slate clean?
Nov 26, 2014, 4:25 PM EST
Since there's no such thing as a stupid question …
The Wrigley Field bleachers may not be ready for Opening Day
Nov 26, 2014, 3:58 PM EST
Don't tell the people who like to hang out in the bleachers. They may not realize it, actually.
The Yankees talked to the Phillies about Jimmy Rollins but nothing came of it
Nov 26, 2014, 2:30 PM EST
It sorta makes sense I guess, even if it never goes down.
Rays designate Sean Rodriguez for assignment
Nov 26, 2014, 2:14 PM EST
Rodriguez was projected to make around $2 million via arbitration.
Rays sign Ernesto Frieri to incentive-laden contract
Nov 26, 2014, 1:40 PM EST
An intriguing scrap-heap pickup for the Rays.
Reds sign Brennan Boesch
Nov 26, 2014, 1:15 PM EST
This year he played at Triple-A for the Angels, hitting .332 with 25 homers and a 1.017 OPS in 95 games.
Texas Rangers prospect involved in a fatal accident in the Dominican Republic
Nov 26, 2014, 12:59 PM EST
Ronald Guzman is the Rangers' 17th-ranked prospect.
Chris Capuano is considering pitching in Japan
Nov 26, 2014, 11:19 AM EST
Capuano is 36 years old, so finding a guaranteed big-league job for 2015 could be difficult.
Angels make Michael Roth a free agent after three pro seasons
Nov 26, 2014, 10:47 AM EST
Drafted in 2012, free agent in 2014.
Ryan Braun says his thumb is at 100%
Nov 26, 2014, 10:30 AM EST
Thumbs up.
Korean team rejects winning MLB bid for Hyeon-jong Yang
Nov 26, 2014, 10:15 AM EST
Either the Rangers or the Twins had the winning bid.
The Marlins are snooping around Chris Davis and Evan Gattis
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Nov 25, 2014, 10:12 PM EST
Max Scherzer, a client of Scott Boras, seems comfortable with slow-playing this market. We've seen loads of rumors and reports involving the other prominent free agent ace, Jon Lester, but it's hard to identify which teams are in the running at the moment for Max. The Giants may be one …
Lucas Harrell, Jim Adduci both sign contracts in Korea
Nov 25, 2014, 8:47 PM EST
Via Jeeho Yoo of Seoul's Yonhap News, right-hander Lucas Harrell and outfielder Jim Adduci both agreed to one-year deals Tuesday in the Korea Baseball Organization — Harrell with the KIA Tigers for $900K and Adduci with the Lotte Giants for $650K.
Diamondbacks "among teams pushing hardest" for Cuban outfielder Yasmany Tomas
Nov 25, 2014, 7:51 PM EST
Arizona has been mentioned before as a potential landing spot for Cuban outfielder Yasmany Tomas, but it was never really considered a strong likelihood. Maybe that perception should be changing …
Red Sox announce four-year, $88 million deal with Hanley Ramirez, DFA Juan Francisco
Nov 25, 2014, 6:38 PM EST
The Red Sox have officially introduced Hanley Ramirez and his new four-year, $88 million pact. Juan Francisco was DFA'd in the process.
Yu Darvish has been cleared to resume throwing
Nov 25, 2014, 5:40 PM EST
Darvish missed the final six weeks of the season with an elbow injury.
The Senate will hold a hearing about domestic violence in professional sports
Nov 25, 2014, 5:25 PM EST
Possibly well-intentioned, possibly grandstanding. But it's hard to see how this is in Congress' bailiwick.
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- Red Sox announce four-year, $88 million deal with Hanley Ramirez, DFA Juan Francisco 33
- The Cubs have offered Jon Lester "north of $135 million" 67
- Pablo Sandoval's deal: five years, $98 million plus an option 43
- Kyle Seager, Mariners close to $100 million extension 25
- The 2015 Hall of Fame ballot is out — Randy Johnson, Pedro Martinez are new on the ballot 286
- So what would the Red Sox look like with Hanley Ramirez and Pablo Sandoval? 49
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