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Hey Levi Brown, 'Attaboy!'
Levi Brown had a rough opening week. He allowed three sacks to Rams' defensive end Robert Quinn in a 27-24 loss, and boy did he hear about it.
His general manager called him out Monday morning in the press, his head coach didn't sugarcoat Brown's poor Week 1 play either, and I do believe every member of the Arizona Sports 620 staff took their turn at bashing the veteran left tackle.
"Robert Quinn used and abused (Brown)," said Vince Marotta.
Dave Burns claimed, "Quinn stole his lunch and ate in front of him."
And Dan Bickley and John Gambadoro both channeled their inner-Jim Croce for the parody ditty, "Bad, Bad Levi Brown."
Heck, even ESPN analyst Ron Jaworski rode into town to pay his disrespects. "Levi Brown is unfixable," he said.
Look, I'm not throwing my colleagues under the bus here. After all, I jumped into the "Levi Brown Stomping Party" with both feet too, which is why I think it's only fair that someone gives Brown an "attaboy" following a game where he didn't allow a sack. A game where the Cardinals beleaguered O-line allowed only one sack as a unit.
So, did Brown get the message? Was last week's Robert Quinn Show and the resulting barrage of criticism the wake-up call he needed? Is Levi Brown fixed?
Short answer: No.
But Sunday's action did shine some light on a few things that could prove quite useful:
1. The Cardinals new coaching staff can make adjustments.
2. Levi Brown will hold his own against half the starting defensive ends in the league, but the freak athlete edge rushers are going to kill him. And unfortunately for Brown and the Cardinals, all three teams in the division have freak ends for their weekends in Quinn, San Francisco's Aldon Smith and Seattle's Chris Clemons and Cliff Avril.
3. Robert Quinn is on the verge of stardom. He had another sack and two more tackles for loss against Atlanta this week.
4. The Cardinals match up well against Detroit's front four. The Lions are they only team the Cardinals have played in sixteen games who failed to register multiple sacks, and it's happened twice.
5. Carson Palmer better stay healthy. His abilities to sense pressure, get rid of the football and take a hit will be his linemen's greatest assets.
"Brown bagging" has filled a great deal of the Cardinal fan's time the last week, and I do believe his play will continue to be a source of frustration for those financially or emotionally invested in the team. But let's not be so unfair that we can't recognize a job well done by a player responding to the nosiest week of bashing he's likely ever endured.
Besides, Cardinal fan has something else to worry about.
The Cardinals currently rank near the middle of the pack in sacks allowed, but no defense in the NFL has collected fewer sacks through two games. The fan base has understandably become so fixated on efforts to keep their own quarterback on his feet, you may have overlooked that the team isn't knocking down their opponent's.
Daryl Washington will certainly help upon his return, but the inability to sack the opposing quarterback could prove the Cardinals' biggest weakness in 2013.
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Legendary actor Andy Griffith, best known for his role as Sheriff Andy Taylor in "The Andy Griffith Show," died Tuesday morning at his home in Manteo, North Carolina. He was 86.
Legendary actor Andy Griffith, best known for his role as Sheriff Andy Taylor in "The Andy Griffith Show," died Tuesday morning at his home in Manteo, North Carolina. He was 86.
Celebrities, television producers, movie directors and even President Barack Obama, expressed their condolences to Griffith's family today. But one of the most touching testimonies came from his wife Cindy Knight Griffith.
"Andy was a person of incredibly strong Christian faith and was prepared for the day he would be called Home to his Lord," Cindy Knight Griffith said in a statement.
"He is the love of my life, my constant companion, my partner, and my best friend. I cannot imagine life without Andy, but I take comfort and strength in God's Grace and in the knowledge that Andy is at peace and with God."
Cindy Knight Griffith was the actor's third wife to whom he had been married since 1983.
She was also a TV actress in the 80s and appeared in the "Matt Houston" Tv series and in a TV movie called "Murder in Coweta County," according to the Internet Movie Data Base website.
Griffith's first wife was Barbara Edwards with whom he had two children: Sam, who died in 1996, and Dixie. The marriage ended with divorce. His second marriage to Solica Cassuto also ended in divorce.
The actor was also remembered by Obama and his family.
"A performer of extraordinary talent, Andy was beloved by generations of fans and revered by entertainers who followed in his footsteps," Obama said in a statement.
Ron Howard, who played Griffith's son Opie on "The Andy Griffith" show when he was five years old and became an acclaimed director and producer, also remembered the actor.
"Andy was a natural leader, extremely intelligent, and -- but, you know, a really thoughtful guy who loved to laugh and created a very humanistic kind of environment. So, there was never a lot of tension on the set but there was always a sense of professionalism," he said in an interview with MSNBC's Andrea Mitchell.
"I hope he's remembered not only for the Andy Griffith show but also for Matlock... the crowd for his music. And even going way back to some of those first monologues which are -- he did on the radio and the recording studio which are still hilarious," Howard said.
"And then take a look at the overview, whether it was comedy or drama, you know, he -- there's a reason that he is so impactful in so many different mediums and styles. And that's because, you know, he cared about what he was doing."
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When? Way before they figured out if they scare everyone with ISIS, they'll get even more resources.
When? Way before they figured out if they scare everyone with ISIS, they'll get even more resources.
When a measure becomes a target, it ceases to be a good measure.
So, yeah, as soon as people figure out what it is that is being measured, expect them to alter their behavior to make that measure useless.
Tell that to Obamacare.
MDs and institutions now get less money when they take care of sicker patients whose socioeconomic status causes them to be less compliant and have more adverse outcomes. Congratulations, now no one wants those patients doubly. Oh, and they still can't pay for health insurance.
They never made it to orbit. The projects were canceled
Which was my exact point!
btw., layering all your answers with personal insults really makes you sound like an expert!
You'd say that if you knew nothing of the early American space program. Of course, having demonstrated no knowledge of that history your opinion on the matter is pretty much worthless.
Perhaps you know of some secret space plane that went into orbit before Apollo, but this would be news for the rest of the world. So cite or STFU.
Space planes were actually the preferred method of getting to space before the Apollo program.
Considering that no space plane actually went into orbit until the Space Shuttle, the space plane must have been the preferred method for getting into space in the same way that teleportation is preferred now.
It is a FACT that ebola is ONLY CONTAGIOUS when symptoms are present.
Only if you ignore the last fifteen years of established science. Many people get Ebola and never show symptoms at all. We know this because they test positive for the antibodies to Ebola. Those people are believed to have had the virus in their blood at some point during the course of the disease. Therefore, under the right circumstances, it is possible for someone not showing symptoms of Ebola to spread the disease. It is highly unlikely, and has not been documented to occur in the wild so far (that we know of), but claiming that it is impossible based solely on limited anecdotal evidence is downright terrifyingly bad science.
I'd be happy to dig up the citations again if you really want me to, or you can just Google it yourself.
That's just patently wrong. Having antibodies to Ebola doesn't mean you had the disease, it means you were exposed to the virus. There was a study in 2000 Lancet which looked at seroconversion in close contacts of individuals ill with ebola, which showed that 11/24 people seroconverted in the absence of symptoms. However, the scientists were unable to isolate virus from these patients. This suggests that there are people who have either a defect in the ability of Ebola to infect them, or their innate immune response is able to deal with Ebola. There is no evidence from the last 30 years that there any asymptomatic individual acts as a carrier.
That's not insightful.
If you cannot isolate infectious virus or amplify its genetic material from someone's bodily fluids, they are not infectious.
Making assertions based on panic is not reasonable. Maybe if the nurse wasn't treated like a criminal leper on coming home, she wouldn't be lashing out and would stay home.
Are you kidding be. Would be stupid to do that. The whole point is that many of not most H1B ers are working for less because they'd much rather be in this country. The threat of losing the visa it's what keeps them indentured servants. Just look at the biomedical research industry. No one will ever give them citizenship ebb masse... it would destroy the system by which having a PhD became about as profitable as being on welfare.
These poor 3rd-worlders have unique talents that could never be found locally, don'tcha know!?!?
You mean someone who spent 7 years getting a PhD being abused and working 6-7 day 80+ hour weeks, then working as a post-doc with no hope of ever being faculty, at 60+ hour weeks and being paid $40k or less until their retirement without any benefits?
It's a talent all right.
I'm not sure that really gets to the heart of the matter, which is a metaphysical argument about origins.
But the question is "does it matter"?
This is obviously not news to Christians outside of the US. But this statement making the news in the US is a step in the right direction.
Sure, monopoly is bad, but I'd much rather have a monopoly that has to listen to the votes rather the one that doesn't.
We all now know that money==speech, so in fact it's a first amendment issue
Whoa, that's messed up!
Whipping up a few lame PHP scripts, leaving all the logs, using real name, your own static IP and a personal Dropbox account?! Is that what cuts for a hacker these days? With a million dollar payoff? I am starting to think I am not optimizing my earnings potential
They'd have to buy an AWFUL lot of cable services to do that.
No. They would instead invest into the company and then shove AWFUL service down your throat to turn profit.
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My laptop yesterday froze and so I left it for a while, and when I returned, it had booted to a silver screen (Starup repair, just without the menu). I fear the Hdd may have failed. I plugged it into my other laptop via a USB to SATA cable and no data showed up, you need to format this disk, parameters are invalid etc. After hours I finally formatted it into one single partition with EaseUS (NTFS) and it created a system reserved partition of 90mb. I have put it back into the original laptop (They're both Aspire 5733's) and tried to re-install windows. First time round I tried Win8.1, although it installed an booted to a black screen. I eventually gave in trying to fix that and tried to install Windows 8.1 enterprise (from work). That wouldn't get anywhere past "Setup is Starting". I gave in (again) and tried Windows 7 (which no, didn't get past "Setup is Starting". I put the hard drive in my laptop and installed Windows 7. It got up to "Completing installation", where it told me the disk image was corrupt. I checked the MD5 and it appeared fine. I just want to give up now (yet again) And help???
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Be tempted to completely wipe the drive with something like Kill disk then retry to install windows.
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If kill disk kills the hdd then you know you'll need a new hdd.
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Although you have formatted the HD did you scan the HD to check it was OK. Even formatting a HD does not always rectify bad sectors?
If both your laptops are the same make/model why not try cloning the hard drive from the working laptop onto the formatted HD.
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Chicoutimi's Laurent Dauphin leads Team Orr over Team Cherry in CHL Top Prospects Game
The Chicoutimi Sagueneens centre scored a goal and an assist as Team Orr beat Team Cherry 3-0 in the CHL Top Prospects Game on Wednesday in Halifax.
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HALIFAX—Laurent Dauphin of the Chicoutimi Sagueneens was the last player picked on Team Orr, but he played like he should have been there from the start.
The Chicoutimi Sagueneens centre scored a goal and an assist as Team Orr beat Team Cherry 3-0 in the CHL Top Prospects Game on Wednesday at the Metro Centre.
"I wanted to prove that I had my place here and that I am as good as everybody else," said Dauphin, who was a late injury replacement on Monday.
Players are named to the team by a poll of NHL scouting staffs and the top 24 forwards, 12 defencemen and four goalies get roster spots.
When a player declines an invitation, he's replaced by the next highest vote-getter, which is what happened to Dauphin when Hunter Shinkaruk took a pass because he had the flu.
Dauphin had two other good scoring chances, including one in which he rattled the puck off the post.
"He played really, really well," said Kyle Woodlief, the chief scout and publisher of Red Line Report, a Lake Placid, N.Y., based scouting agency.
Chris Edwards, the senior North American scouting for Central Scouting said Dauphin was "creative and skilled."
Plymouth Whalers forward Ryan Hartman gave notice early that the game would not resemble an all-star-style shootout. He delivered a teeth-rattling open-ice hit on Dauphin just 20 seconds into the game.
It was the only highlight of the early going for Team Cherry, which was outshot 9-1 before the midway part of the first period.
Don Cherry said Hartman's hit got Dauphin going. On his next shift, Dauphin made a nice rush to set up the game's first goal.
"I was a little bit pissed, but that's the game," said Dauphin.
Team Orr scored the only goal of the opening frame when Dauphin shook off Hartman's hit and made a nice rush on his next shift, passing to Portland Winter Hawks defenceman Seth Jones in the slot.
Halifax Mooseheads goalie Zachary Fucale stopped Jones' one-timer, but Quebec Remparts forward Adam Erne banged home the rebound at the 3:39 mark.
Fucale, the top-ranked North American goalie in NHL Central Scouting's rankings, allowed three goals on 20 shots.
Team Cherry — the home favourite because of the three Halifax Mooseheads on the team — didn't get their first good scoring chance until Spencer Martin of the Mississauga Steelheads had to make a nice pad save on Halifax's Jonathan Drouin at the nine-minute mark of the first.
The game's intensity went up a notch after a scuffle behind the net between Hartman and Kerby Rychel of the Windsor Spitfires erupted into a fight — the first of two scraps in the game.
"I've been here 14 years and that first period is the best period I've ever seen," Cherry said. "Boy, you can see this game is not an all-star game. There was more hitting tonight than you'll see in 10 NHL games."
Team Orr coach Mike McPhee was impressed with the speed and skill.
"The quick feet that they have is amazing," said the former NHLer. "I don't know if I could have played in this game."
Sault Ste. Marie Greyhounds defenceman Darnell Nurse made a big hit on Portland Winterhawks forward Oliver Bjorkstrand and impressed Woodlief.
"He's done a really good job a both ends," Woodlief said during the second intermission.
London Knights defenceman Nikita Zadorov made the first of two big hits early in the second when he crushed countryman Valentin Zykov of the Baie-Comeau Drakkar. Zadorov finished the second period with a bang when he slammed Val-d'Or Foreurs winger Anthony Mantha into the boards.
Zadorov wowed the Metro Centre crowd of 10,595 with his hits, but Woodlief said he was "caught out of position several times, so that is a little drawback."
Dauphin's wrist shot from the slot at 4:07 in the second made it 2-0, beating Fucale to the glove side on a soft goal.
Portland forward Nicolas Petan made it 3-0 in the second when Quebec Remparts winger Anthony Duclair feathered a nice pass to the diminutive Petan, who was streaking in on net. The Western Hockey League's leading scorer beat Fucale at 7:24 low to the stick side.
The goalies switched at 11:21 of the second, as Rimouski Oceanic netminder Philippe Desrosiers replaced Spencer Martin, who stopped all 16 shots he faced for Team Orr.
Tristan Jarry of the Edmonton Oil Kings took over the goalkeeping duties from Fucale for Team Cherry and earned player-of-the-game honours for his squad.
Jordan Subban and Frederik Gauthier impressed Edwards on Team Cherry.
"Gauthier played a solid two-way game," Edward said. "He's so smart and skilled and he won most draws."
Team Cherry's best scoring chance came early in the third period on a rare power play — just one of three in the game — but Desrosiers made a nice stop on Hartman's point-blank one-timer.
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Odds & Ends: Park, Pedro, and DeRosa
Posted by Amanda Orr, Wed, November 18, 2009 03:24 PM | Comments: 87
There are only 137 days until opening day, but there is still plenty of Phillies news during the off season.
- The Phillies added Quintin Berry (OF), Yohan Flande (LHP) and Jesus Sanchez (RHP) to the 40-man roster.
- Charlie Manuel finished sixth in the National League Manager of the Year voting.
Manuel finished in second place in 2007 and 2008. Colorado manager Jim Tracy won this year's award. Tracy took over for Clint Hurdle in May.
- Chan Ho Park wants to start in 2010.
Chan Ho Park had his eyes on starting entering 2009. It didn't work out for him, as he lost his starting job to J.A Happ. Park, a free agent, posted a 2.52 ERA out of the bullpen in 2009. The Phillies could use him back — as a reliever.
- The Phillies are the favorites to land Mark DeRosa.
Don't buy into this too much. Weren't the Phillies the "favorites" to land Roy Halladay? There are still other options: Chone Figgins, Placido Polanco, Adrian Betlre, etc. Pedro Feliz isn't out of the picture either.
- Pedro Martinez intends to pitch in 2010, but this time for the entire season.
Pedro spent half of the season in the Dominican Republic, and he wasn't happy about that. As of now, the Phillies fifth starter is Jamie Moyer (by the way, happy 47th birthday, Jamie!), but the Phillies could bring him back for 2010.
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Can't believe Bobby Cox and his 3rd place Braves got more votes than Charlie!!!
Posted: 03:45 PM on November 18, 2009
Posts: 0 shag beta sigma delta
Anybody other than me feel that Pedro would not be a full season pitcher. If they sign him I think you would end up with a 6 man rotation, with Pedro and someone else Moyer? going on long rest all year. I really do not think his body will hold up for 30-35 starts a year
Posted: 04:30 PM on November 18, 2009
Posts: 0 Dudley Monk
Damn shame that Charlie doesn't get this Manager of the Year Award. After all, Larry Bowa won one and didn't win anything. Charlie deserves some recognition as a champion.
Posted: 04:56 PM on November 18, 2009
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I didn't see all the names of the 5 managers in the NL who finished ahead of Charlie in the voting, but no way there were 5 who did a better job than he did. He was the only one who got to the World Series, last time I checked.
Posted: 05:11 PM on November 18, 2009
Posts: 0 Phils fan in NYC
manuel has recoginition… 3 division titles, 2 pennants and 1 world series. Not to mention 2 MVPs during his time… i'd be quite proud if i were charlie.
Posted: 05:12 PM on November 18, 2009
Posts: 0 MP
That's because voting is done on the last day of the season.
If DeRosa is seriously the best we're going to be able to get as a starting third baseman, we should have just stuck with Feliz. I want DeRosa, but not as a starter. He would be great as a replacement for Bruntlett as utility guy. I will be VERY disapointed if he's our third baseman.
Posted: 05:16 PM on November 18, 2009
Posts: 0 GWFightinsFan
I think they may very well sign DeRosa AND resign Feliz. I would be pretty happy with this as it gives us some depth on the bench as well as allows us to keep Pete Happy's glove over there on the hot corner for us.
Posted: 05:33 PM on November 18, 2009
Posts: 0 Chuck
Both DeRosa and Feliz are doable money-wise. If we can do it that's a pretty good option…..with lots of room for flexibility with line-ups, etc.
Charlie in 6th??….c'mon….
Posted: 06:00 PM on November 18, 2009
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Not a bad idea GWFightinsFan. I think i'd prefer Beltre for the potential offensive upgrade. I said in another post that having a guy like Derosa could really help keep the team fresh since you could spread the offdays around, keeping our players better rested and our bench guys getting enough playing time to be consistent.
Park is about to make a huge mistake by trying to be a starter again.
Posted: 06:02 PM on November 18, 2009
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I believe our President should call a day in mid-November a national holiday and name it Charlie Manuel Day. Everyone would have the day off and wear Phillies colors.
Posted: 06:26 PM on November 18, 2009
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This is one of the rare down sides of long term success my friends. No complaints here. I just wish the Phillies would've won Game 2 vs the Yanks. Win that game and we would've won the series. And Charlie would've called a genius. Ruben needs to really sure up our pitching situation. BP/SR as we know managing a Pitching Staff isn't one of Charlie's strong points.
I don't know if has been discussed on here already or not. But the Card's Pinero's a free agent. The Mets reportedly are going to go hard after him. I don't want any part of Pedro/Moyer in 2010. Pinero lead MLB is fewest walks per 9inn for starters last season. Roy Hallady finshed 2nd.
Ruben should swoop in and snatch him from Mets like he did with Raul.
Posted: 06:29 PM on November 18, 2009
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Havoc, If Beltre isn't too expensive and they feel like he will be able to stay relatively healthy, then yes, sign Beltre instead of resigning Feliz.
Posted: 06:32 PM on November 18, 2009
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GW… Your idea is awesome!
Posted: 06:37 PM on November 18, 2009
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I like the idea of Atkins + DeRosa or Beltre…please say no to just DeRose.
Posted: 06:49 PM on November 18, 2009
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Posted: 06:50 PM on November 18, 2009
Posts: 0 2010 WF Champs
I know he wants to be a SP because his country wants him to reportedly, but why throw away such a good thing he has right now in Philly. His stuff as a rp is amazing and he can pitch mult. inns. This decision makes no sense at all from strictly a baseball view point. I really hope Ruben gets him to change his mind some how. We really need him to stay in our BP. No more Chad Durbin for me.
Posted: 06:52 PM on November 18, 2009
Posts: 0 2010 WF Champs
Looking at the stats(not that I really needed to) Pedro has been horrible in the post. He can't ajust to the breaking balls opp teams kept throwing him. But if Pedro/DeRosa allows us to get another quality SP I'm game. After Lee, Blanton, Happ who knows really what would the others guys will do next leason. That includes Cole Hamels.
Posted: 07:01 PM on November 18, 2009
Posts: 0 Dylan
Cole will be fine. If they can get a strong righty (even Pineiro) to eat up some innings that would be great.
I'm all for taking a chance on Ben Sheets. He put up good numbers in 07 and 08…and he hasn't had an ERA over 3.82 since 2003. Plus, he's only 31. Pull the trigger Rube. Beltre and Sheets (both 31) for 2-3 year deals. Get it done. And sign Lee to an extension.
Posted: 07:06 PM on November 18, 2009
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Cole should rebound. Either way we still need another quailty SP. I'd have no problem with a Beltre signing of course. If Sheets rebounds that would be a "Jesse James" like steal for the Phillies. I'm cool with it so long as the Phils learn from their mistake with Garcia. They never even properly researched his health status. Suring up our rotation before Spring Training would feel good, but we don't need another Eaton situation.
Posted: 07:20 PM on November 18, 2009
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Agree, Sheets would have to be incentive based. And, I think we could get a 1-2 year contract to be safe. With a team option for another.
Posted: 07:26 PM on November 18, 2009
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Now that we got that all squared away it's time to move on. Let's work the economy next…lol
Posted: 07:41 PM on November 18, 2009
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Brewers have some FAs coming that I think the Phils should look at. Frank Catalanatto has an OBP against righties of about .380. Left handed bat as the 5th OF. Not bad. Not sure of his fielding. Claudio Vargas, 30 innings only 18 hits and a 1.74 era. A little wild though with 11 bbs.
Posted: 07:47 PM on November 18, 2009
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@ PSUJOE: I think the Phils should go after Felipe Lopez. He can play anywhere and is only 29. Add in that he hits for a .300 avg and he is an upgrade.
Posted: 08:02 PM on November 18, 2009
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Am I the only one who sees beltre as a downgrade to feliz?!? The guy hit 8 homers and is always injured, he pulled a Richard hidalgo and had a good year in 04 which is almost as apparent as McGwire using roids, he's good defensively, but feliz isn't? I mean personally i'd go sign derosa and polanco, versatility and polanco gives you someone that doesn't strike out 200 times.
Posted: 08:15 PM on November 18, 2009
Posts: 0 Dylan
Beltre was injured last year, that's why his numbers were down. He had 20+ HRs in 7 of the last 8 years (excluding 2009). And 3 of those 7 were in Seattle, which is a very pitcher friendly park. Beltre gives another 30 HR threat in this line-up….very potent would become even more potent. Plus, he would have some protection and wouldn't be the only slugger on the team.
Posted: 08:20 PM on November 18, 2009
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Lopez has some nice stats. His OBP is over 400. Might cause some difficulty with the lineup because he'd be a much better leadoff hitter than Rollins. IMO of course. Interesting, he's played over 500 games at SS and 300 games at 3b. Interesting.
Posted: 08:22 PM on November 18, 2009
Posts: 0 2010 WF Champs
I think the Pedro & DeRosa "combo meal" may give the Phils the best chance to be an all around more complete team next season.. We'd get an exp starter back in Feliz and one hellva RH bench bat/key reserve in DeRosa. The key for this move to work will be Dobbs. If Dobbs comes back strong our bench will go back to being a strength again. And if Mayberry Jr plays winter ball or something to work on hitting off-spead pitches our bench will be looking real good in 2010. Add in Ben Fran and our bench could very easily be one of the best in the N.L. This move/s could make it more realistic for the Phils to get another quality SP.
Posted: 08:50 PM on November 18, 2009
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Juan Uribe — outstanding career utilityman along with DeRosa or Beltre. That's my choice. Of course, because of age, I would like to see Beltre at third. Uribe is capable of playing shortstop, second and third, and is only 31 with a lot of experience and some POP in his bat. DeRosa, at age 35, can play multiple positions as opposed to Beltre being a third base specialist and gold glover.
Posted: 09:10 PM on November 18, 2009
Posts: 0 Don M
Guys (and girls).. Mark DeRosa is probably THE most sought-after Free Agent this offseason
I read that as many as 12 teams have inquired on him
I highly doubt that he will be cheaper than Feliz, and the chances that we sign DeRosa AND some other guy to play thirdbase seem almost too low to mention
DeRosa is a very good utility man.. but he's not a full-time starter at 3b, and that needs to be the priority. Field your everyday lineup…and then worry about your bench guys
Posted: 10:54 PM on November 18, 2009
Posts: 0 Don M
A lot of people on here mentioning Uribe .. but since the Giants really lack offense, wouldn't they try to bring him back next season?
Are they not interested in him anymore?
He would be a great bench/utility option for any contending team in the NL
DeRosa will probably have lots of AL teams on him too for his ability to play just about anywhere… and that lovely option called the DH
Posted: 10:57 PM on November 18, 2009
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Don M, really like your input, but the Phils need solutions, not anti-solutions. Your solution(s) is(are)…?
Posted: 01:28 AM on November 19, 2009
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Honestly I'd rather they just signed Figgins and Omar Vizquel than Derosa and Feliz. Derosa is gonna cost around 5 million and his glove is subpar as an infielder, Feliz is gonna cost around 4 million and his bat is subpar. Figgins is gonna cost around 11 million and Vizquel around 1 million, but Figgins is younger than Feliz or Derosa, and he has a much better glove than Feliz or Derosa, and he has a better bat than Feliz or Derosa. He'd lead off and Rollins goes to the 7.
I would kind of consider 11 million to be overpaying, but I'd still rather get Beltre and Vizquel. Beltre would probably be cheap to after a down year with the bat, but his glove is still elite. I think he'd be a potential 30 HR guy at the bank.
Posted: 03:41 AM on November 19, 2009
Posts: 0 Brooks
I just don't understand why Atkins is not given serious consideration. Sure, he had an off year last year but his previous 4 seasons he was healthy, hit more than 22 hrs each year, had over 100 rbi in 2 of the 4 seasons and hit over .300 in 2 of these 4 seasons (close to it in the other 2).
He is an rbi guy, younger, lots of upside. Atkins is my #1 choice for 3rd, no utility guy here.
Beltre? He is coming off a very disappointing 5 year, 64 million dollar contract. Would he sign for much less? Doubtful..
Posted: 07:05 AM on November 19, 2009
Posts: 0 Brooks
This is crazy. Chahlie wins his second straight NL title, his 3rd straight division title and winds up 6th in the NL Manager of the Year voting? Someone please tell me where did Bobby Cox and the Braves wind up?
What place did the Giants and Bruce Bochy wind up in?
How stupid!
Posted: 07:18 AM on November 19, 2009
Posts: 0 Geoff
Yeah it is really kind of stupid that he hasnt at least been given a token M.O.Y. award. They base it on the REGULAR season though. Still, hes spearded the team to three straight division championships, that should amount to ONE freaking managerial award at least.
Posted: 08:41 AM on November 19, 2009
Posts: 0 Geoff
Well if the criteria for the utility man is that hes better at shortstop than he is at other positions that he can play (that seems like the gist of what Amaro said), then Uribe is the best choice. Carroll, Belliard are more 2B, 3B guys and are not great at SS.
I wouldnt mind seeing the Phillies try up upgrade one of their rotation slots, but I have this sneaking suspicion they will actually try to get away with Moyer in that 5th role which will be a disaster. They should just pay him to go away. Kyle Drabek may or may not be ready to come up. I need to see some dominance at LHV first.
Posted: 08:53 AM on November 19, 2009
Posts: 0 Don M
Beltre will have to sign for much less than his previous 5 year, $64 Million contract… because nobody in their right mind would pay him anything close to that
Figgins is the most desirable 3b .. so he should, and probably will get the biggest contract (which more than likely wont be from us)
I wouldn't mind seeing Miguel Tejada on maybe a 2 year deal, with a 3rd year option.. His bat is way less risky than Beltre's ..though Beltre would play better defense
There are names floating around in terms of trade candidates.. Brandon Inge, Garret Atkins
Atkins would be alright if you didn't have to give up a lot to get him.. but I have a feeling they would try to get JA HAPP .. and that to me isn't worth it
If Kevin Kouzmanoff was made available from the Padres, I would definitely inquire on him too.. he's got power, and he would be able to hit 7th in the lineup, with very little pressure on him to help carry the team, but he would have lots of chances to hit with runners on base
I'm not a fan of Polanco playing 3b, unless he's willing to sign for so cheap that you can't pass him up
I don't think DeRosa is better than Feliz, and he would cost more…and can he play everyday?
Posted: 09:14 AM on November 19, 2009
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Figgins would be overpaid AND cost a draft pick. Not a good way to run a team. Feliz or Beltre plus DeRosa would probably also cost too much. If you want a platoon, you'd have to get near-superstar production from the pair to warrant their combined salaries. And there's just no way Manuel could keep both of them in the lineup on a regular basis, unless there's an injury at SS or 2B.
While DeRosa might be able to spell Utley and Rollins, so could others who would come cheaper. It's an either/or situation with third, not a "let's sign everybody" thing.
If the Phils had a real prospect in AA or AAA, third base wouldn't even be an issue. They'd just keep Feliz for another year. But he's slowing down now, and you can't keep him around for the time it would take for someone else to be ready.
My own feeling is that the free agents available are pretty questionable, and filling third will still be an issue next year. I only hope the team doesn't sign anyone for three years at a small fortune, because they might end up eating the contract. Beltre hasn't been durable lately, and the aging DeRosa is coming off wrist surgery. Reading of these options I can only think of re-signing Feliz, unless Polanco isn't offered arbitration.
Posted: 09:21 AM on November 19, 2009
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tejada would be a huge upgrae offensively. We might have lineup problems because he's too good to bat 7th. A 2 year deal with a club option sounds good.
Pass on Inge and Atkins(unless he comes cheap which he won't).
Kouzmanoff is the sleeper out there. Nothing wrong with a #7 hitter that hits 25 Hrs.
Posted: 09:45 AM on November 19, 2009
Posts: 0 Geoff
They MUST get a real 3B prospect in this draft. Its ridiculous at this point. The first pick should be a BLATANT 3B. Not some project, not some tweener that you convert from something else. Find the best COLLEGE 3B available and pick him and sign him and make sure that he blows through the lower tiers THIS season. So taht he can start 2011 in Reading. Im talking about a LEGIT Blue Chip prospect.
Posted: 09:54 AM on November 19, 2009
Posts: 0 Don M
Geoff.. easier said than done
They thought Costanzo was going to be that guy.. and so did LOTS of baseball people
Then they thought Jason Donald was maybe going to play 3b.. but had to trade him to get Lee
I agree that 3b needs to be a priority.. BUT.. they've been taking the best all around player available .. and because of that, we actually got some talent in our farm system the past few years, which allowed us to make some trades for guys like Joe Blanton and Cliff Lee
so I can't fault their draft plans really, because it has given us our most succeussful run in franchise history
Posted: 10:04 AM on November 19, 2009
Posts: 0 Geoff
They also thought Anthony Hewitt would be that guy, until they moved him to the OF at the end of the season.
Posted: 10:07 AM on November 19, 2009
Posts: 0 Don M
I think every other team and scout projected Hewitt as an OF … Phillies wanted to take a chance with him at 3b?
He played SS in high school I think
Posted: 10:15 AM on November 19, 2009
Posts: 0 Geoff
Yeah, tahts more evidence that Hewitt was a bad choice there. I dont even want to look at who they passed on tahts already a top prospect….
Posted: 10:17 AM on November 19, 2009
Posts: 0 Geoff
Well, they need a 3B of the future. THey havent done that as we all know. Total blind spot – like the Flyers with goalies and the Eagles with running the ball. They just dont see it.
They need to sign or get a guy for the present for liek 3 or 4 years to be honest with you. 2 years isnt enough, even if they drafted a 3B of the future this June coming up. You need 3 years at least.
Posted: 10:21 AM on November 19, 2009
Posts: 0 Don M
In that draft, they got Anthony Hewitt, Anthony Gose, Jason Knapp, Vance Worley, and Trevor May with their first 5 picks
I don't know any of the names after Hewitt (except Cutter Dykstra)..
I would rather them take the best player… then take a 3b prospect a few rounds too soon, just to get him in their system (I kinda think that is what they did with Mike Costanzo??)
Posted: 10:43 AM on November 19, 2009
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Ray Emery is a breath of fresh air! Flyers just might go some where this year.
Posted: 10:44 AM on November 19, 2009
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Baseball is odd though. You can pick a better player later (Colvin) just because other teams dont think they can sign them. So its different than usual.
Posted: 10:51 AM on November 19, 2009
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2007 we took Joe Savery 10 picks before the Tigers selected Rick Porcello
Posted: 10:53 AM on November 19, 2009
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What do you all think of the fact that Detroit has made Edwin Jackson available? Do you think hes worth bringing in to bolster the rotation from the right hand side?
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Since LUS announced its intentions to deliver phone, cable and Internet service to Lafayette residents nearly 16 months ago, the public utility has been engulfed in extensive legal battles with BellSouth and Cox Communications over the project. LUS has spent approximately $1.4 million on consultants, lawyers and marketing expenses related to the initiative, which was approved by a 24 percent margin in a public referendum July 16.
But Huval sees light at the end of the tunnel. LUS hits another milestone Sept. 1 when the Public Service Commission meets to adopt financing rules for the new venture. The PSC could be LUS' final hurdle before issuing bonds for the project. Opponents to the plan have until mid-October to contest the July 16 referendum, LUS' bond ordinance or the PSC ruling. Huval hopes that deadline will pass without further challenges to the LUS initiative, and the fiber build-out could begin in earnest in early 2006.
"This is a complicated process," Huval says. "There's a lot of work in the background that took place for this to happen."
The PSC staff has been working since last September on developing the accounting rules for LUS' new telecommunications division. The rules are based on state law and designed to create a level playing field for a public entity to compete with private telecom providers. LUS and the incumbent private providers, Cox Communications and BellSouth, have gone back and forth with the PSC and its staff to negotiate the rules. The staff's final recommendations, released last Wednesday, Aug. 24, appear to be a compromise that meets LUS approval.
"I think we have everything in the recommendation that LUS can live with," says Public Service Commissioner Jimmy Field, whose district covers Lafayette and Baton Rouge. "I'm not saying it's ideal," he adds. "But [LUS] understands that our responsibility was to set rules to make the competition fair given that this is the first time a government entity will be engaged in competition with private entities."
BellSouth and Cox Communications representatives did not return calls for comment on the PSC recommendations by press time. Cox has requested the chance to make oral arguments before the commission prior to the final ruling. (An amendment to the proposed rules requires the approval of three commissioners.)
Field has been a key ally for LUS and helped set up meetings between LUS representatives and public service commissioners.
"Jimmy has been on the commission for quite some time," Huval says. "And he knows the process better than we do. We know what it's like to deal with our [city-parish] council. Our biggest concern was not being as familiar with the PSC."
LUS also employed lobbyist Randy Haynie and several attorneys for the PSC negotiations, which recently turned in LUS' favor. The PSC staff's initial draft of rules in June followed an interpretation of the law advocated by BellSouth and would have prohibited LUS from using any utility revenues in paying off up to $125 million in bonds for the project. The staff's final recommendations for the rules ' released last Wednesday ' reversed that opinion and allow LUS' utilities division to cover the communications division should the bonds go into default. Without that change, it would have been very difficult to obtain a favorable interest rate on its loan.
"It was just a mistake for our recommendation to come out and say that you couldn't pledge the assets," says Field. The new rules also side with LUS' plea to allow money from its utility division to be loaned to its communications division at fair market rates. LUS has agreed with BellSouth and the commission's request to make an in-lieu of tax payment ' equal to what private providers pay ' during each year of operation.
Commissioner Dale Sittig, who represents several Acadiana parishes surrounding Lafayette, including St. Landry and Acadia, says he feels the final rules are fair to both sides.
"The rules are not set in favor of anybody or against anybody," he says. "The commission has no dog in this fight. We're doing exactly what the law says. Hopefully, everybody can get on board."
While only three votes are needed to approve the rules, Field says he is hoping for a unanimous decision. "I think to some degree they will give me some deference because it's in my area, and I know the situation very well, but in the end [the commissioners] will vote their own conscience."
Last week, Commissioner Foster Campbell reserved any comment on the staff's final rule recommendations because he had not yet had a chance to fully review them. Commissioners Jay Blossman and Lambert Bossiere did not return calls for comment.
Field says that LUS' plan has been selling itself.
"I've always felt like as a public service commission that we should be an instrument of economic development," he says. "We should help the state of Louisiana attract industry. We ought to open the door and allow them to try to do this and take the heat, so to speak, from the private entities, because we're losing a lot of industry in Louisiana. This might be a way we can attract high-tech jobs, and for that reason, because of the economic development angle, I believe the other commissioners realize that. We need to take that risk and go ahead and let LUS start this whenever they feel comfortable."
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NOV 25 Blogger Tom Aswell is writing about the latest in a federal lawsuit against Du Pont that claims the chemical company's Ascension Parish plant has been leaking toxic fumes on a regular basis for years without reporting it. The company is asking the court to prevent the plaintiff from talking about a fatal toxic leak that happened in Texas, Tom writes.
NOV 25 Louisiana Democrats are limping, but don't count them out, Jeremy Alford writes in this post on LaPolitics. They've come back before; but the one thing the D's can't do is just twiddle their thumbs while waiting for the pendulum to swing left, Alford opines. They need to rebuild and rebrand, he says.
NOV 25 Blogger Mike Deshotels offers this primer on predatory charter schools and how they operate, specifically in Louisiana. They're not just profiting from our tax dollars, they're using children and shortchanging them to do so, Deshotels says.
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NOV 25 This story in the LSU Reveille assures students that the Jindal administration's removal of millions from the TOPS fund won't affect students. Oh, ah. K. Is that like the raid on the OGB wasn't going to affect state employees? Who is the adviser for this paper?
NOV 25 Apparently the Jindal administration can't handle old folks, either. This post on The Advocate outlines a legislative auditor's report critical of the administration's handling (or not handling) of the state agency that oversees services for the elderly.
NOV 24 Blogger Bob Mann is blogging about race and the Senate campaign in this post. Sure, everybody knows that Mary Landrieu doesn't do too well with white folks, but how come the GOP can't get arrested in the black community? Bob is asking.
NOV 24 The GOP has a boogie-man for anybody thinking about voting for Mary Landrieu: President Obama. But the Dems have one for Bill Cassidy, too, Melinda Deslatte writes in this AP post on The Reading Eagle -- and his name is Governor Jindal.
NOV 24 Columnist Stephanie Grace is writing about Bobby Jindal's continuing refusal to accept federal funding for the expansion of Medicaid. It's purely an attempt to benefit him politically, meaning the decision is "cruel, short-sighted and remarkably self-centered." Well, yeah. Have you met him?
NOV 24 Because of a town ordinance, the police will come to a disabled girl's home this week to take away her service dog and kill him. Sound like a bad Lifetime movie? Nope - it's real life in Moreauville, blogger Lamar White Jr. tells us in this post. The dog's crime? Being born a pit bull. What's the reason for this ordinance? Well, the town fathers are a little vague on that one. Maybe Obama?


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Headquartered in Nashville, Tennessee, the hospitals under the HavenBehavioral Healthcare banner provide inpatient psychiatric stabilization andtreatment to senior adults...19 days ago from CareerBuilder
Physician (MD, DO, Resident) Psychiatry
Phoenix VA Health Care System- Phoenix, AZ
hiring a Board Certified / Board Eligible Psychiatrist for the VA Medical Center in ... This is a great opportunity for a Psychiatrist offering you a great work...19 days ago from MDLinx Career Center
Psychiatry - Nurse Practitioner
Allied Health Search- Glendale, AZ
TING.THANKS,Niki OliverAllied Health Search[Click Job Title to Apply][Click Job Title to Apply] Keyphrases: psychologist jobs, psychiatry jobs, psychiatrist jobs, psychiatric...30+ days ago from Nursing Job Cafe
Doctor of Psychology - Mesa, Chandler and Tempe
Md24- Surprise, AZ
Care facilities. We are looking for licensed psychiatrist (PsyD) for dementia management along with behavioral therapies and medication review, then making recommendation to the...17 days ago from ZipRecruiter
Physician - Psychiatry
Banner Health- Sun City West, AZ
practice opportunity for a ADULT/GERIATRIC PSYCHIATRIST in the Phoenix metropolitan area. Banner Health is recognized for its leadership and dedication to the communities it...6 days ago from PracticeLink
Psychiatry Physician
Catalina Medical Recruiters- Phoenix, AZ
Psychiatry physician job in Arizona : Employed Adult Psychiatry Opportunities: Phoenix Metro Join one of the country?s premier, non-profit health care organizations in Phoenix,...30+ days ago from PhysEmp
LICENSED CLINICAL SOCIAL WORKER (Desert Horizon)
District Medical Group Inc. (dmg)- Phoenix, AZ
District Medical Group (DMG) is seeking a licensed clinical social worker (LCSW) for a full-time, salaried position at our outpatient behavioral health clinic, Desert Horizon...30+ days ago from National Association of Social Workers
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