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Maybe it was the colour of the bandana they were wearing. Or the track suit they were sporting. Or the neighbourhood they were strolling through.
Perhaps it was the fact they made eye contact. Or avoided the steely glare of a stranger.
Whatever the case, several young Winnipeg men have lost their lives in recent years for simply being in the proverbial wrong place at the wrong time.
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The most recent example is last week's unsolved daytime shooting slaying of 20-year-old Nigel Dixon. Police say the young man was confronted on Langside Street just after 4 p.m. and wrongly accused of being in a gang. He denied any affiliation -- only to be chased down and shot dead by the unknown attackers. A female friend who was with him at the time was also wounded by gunfire but is expected to survive.
Police Const. Jason Michalyshen said Tuesday that it's "baffling... that any human being would react in this fashion."
And yet recent history shows this type of scenario has played out many times before on the mean streets of Winnipeg. One case would be too many. But the Free Press has uncovered at least five other examples.
-- David Vincett, 20, was gunned down in what police believe was a case of both gang revenge and mistaken identity. Vincett did not belong to a gang but certainly knew members of some. He had lived in the West End until early September 2011, then moved with his family to the North End and was killed days later.
Vincett often wore a black and white bandana, likely to give the impression he was gang-affiliated. It may have got him killed. A 14-year-old boy has been charged with first-degree murder.
"It was just wrong place, wrong clothing, wrong time of night," the victim's tearful mother, Linda Kozlowski, told the Free Press. "(The bandana) was a protective thing to him. My son was shot and left to die, like a dog."
-- Joseph McLeod, 23, was stabbed in the heart by two teens on a Saturday afternoon in front of several children because he was wearing a white bandana. McLeod was walking down Ross Avenue near Isabel Street, minding his own business, when he was approached by the 14-year-old boys in May 2009. McLeod was wearing a white bandana, which led the accused to believe he might be affiliated with a rival gang.
"Who you reppin?" the youths asked. McLeod took off his bandana and told the truth -- he wasn't a part of any gang. The former Charleswood resident had recently moved to the neighbourhood and was working several part-time construction jobs. Friends say he wore "gangster-style" clothing to put up a false sense of bravado in a tough, gritty area.
One teen pulled a knife out of his pocket and jabbed McLeod twice in the chest before fleeing. McLeod collapsed in a pool of blood, gasping for air while the child witnesses screamed for help.
"This was a random, senseless and brutal crime that happened in broad daylight in the presence of young children," Crown attorney Jocelyn Ritchot later told court.
-- Anthony Woodhouse, 29, was killed in cold blood, a victim of mistaken identity. His final moments alive were in the arms of his hysterical mother.
Woodhouse was shot execution-style as he sat on the porch of a North End home in September 2007.
"Wrong place, wrong time. It's just completely tragic," Crown attorney Carla Dewar would later tell the Free Press. Police ultimately charged three Indian Posse gang members in 2009 with the killing. They had randomly approached Woodhouse on the street, asked him if he was "down with the IP" and then shot him point-blank in the head when he stated he was not.
-- Phil Haiart, 17, was walking through the West End in October 2005, when he got caught in the crossfire of an ongoing gang "turf" war. Haiart, the son of a city surgeon, was hit with a stray bullet and died. A gang member was convicted of second-degree murder. His killing left a substantial mark on the city, ripping apart the perception that innocent people are immune from the gang violence that has plagued the city in recent years. Mayor Sam Katz and then-police chief Jack Ewatski responded immediately, vowing to protect citizens from such random violence and announcing a "Clean Sweep" task force aimed at reducing street-level crime that continues to this day.
-- Joseph "Beeper" Spence was just 13 years old as he walked down a North End street in July 1995. A van pulled up beside him, filled with gang members who believed he was a rival based on the track suit he was wearing, which happened to be of similar colours as the Indian Posse. One of the occupants pulled out a shotgun, fired a single blast and killed the boy on the spot.
Beeper's slaying made headlines across Canada and sparked calls for tougher penalties for young offenders and tougher laws for gangs. The murder was also one of the first signs that Winnipeg had a major street-gang problem.
The young killers were eventually sentenced under controversial plea bargains.
It has now been 18 years since Beeper was killed. And the same ugly pattern continues to play out in the city, albeit to more muted headlines and seemingly far less public outrage and calls for change.
Surely the families of these innocent victims deserve more. Surely we as a society can do better.
Republished from the Winnipeg Free Press print edition April 10, 2013 A3
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Wot A Kebab, Mooroolbark
Shop 3, 191 Hull Rd
Mooroolbark, VIC 3138
Opposite the police station
Customer Reviews for Wot A Kebab, 30 reviews
2 Reviews
0 Compliments
700 Points
17th September 2014 6:26 pm
"Recently changed hands and whilst some of the old staff remain the new owners / workers need to put an effort in and pretend they are happy to be there. Quality of food is down just a little, but I am sure with practice they will improve."
1 Reviews
0 Compliments
600 Points
31st October 2013 1:48 pm
"My father just bought home and I found hair in my kebab I'm a regular customer and this really disappointed me and I don't think I will every be coming back I think I will just get one at the fish and chip shop "
11 Reviews
0 Compliments
1,300 Points
20th August 2013 8:30 pm
"Fantastic staff really know what their doing one even knows my regular order and is very nice. Great meal for under $15 is quick simple and great food"
30 Reviews
19 Compliments
17,815 Points
13th August 2013 4:26 pm
"good quality and quantity of food, meat was nice and juicy and not over cooked and dry, the resturant was presentable and the staff were very friendly and quick to give me my food "
21 Reviews
4 Compliments
2,140 Points
20th September 2012 10:34 am
"Good value for money. Made quickly and taste amazing. Would recommend to anyone. great tasting kebabs."
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1 Reviews
10% Trust
1 Compliments
405 Points
1 Reviews
10% Trust
1 Compliments
405 Points
18th September 2012 5:56 pm
"great food. made in quick time and great quality. Some of the staff need to be a lot less abrupt when taking orders. other than that good value for money"
1 Reviews
0 Compliments
640 Points
14th September 2012 1:44 pm
"Great kebabs. very tasty straight off the spit...i highly recommend the Monster lamb kebab...i now go there once a week."
18 Reviews
7 Compliments
2,035 Points
20th August 2012 10:53 pm
"Really enjoy these kababs . As a health-conscious vegetarian there are limited fast food options, but I find the food hear great. The falafel kebab, with tabouli, cheese and hummus is yummy. My only criticism is that the music can be really loud inside the store ( or maybe I'm just a wimp?)"
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22nd September 2013 1:44 am
"omg that vego wrap actually does sound so amazing yumm!"
1 Reviews
0 Compliments
400 Points
12th August 2012 6:21 pm
"Always fresh and taste amazing! extremely good value!! Only cost around $10 for a kebab, chips and drink! I only come here now"
9 Reviews
0 Compliments
1,500 Points
11th August 2012 8:57 am
"We often get this for lunch on a friday at work. For $10 we get a can of drink, bag of chips, tub of icecream and tasty kebab. Exceptional service."
22nd July 2012 1:17 am
"Excellent food for the price and quick service. The staff are always friendly and efficient. Store is handy when in the Mooroolbark area."
1 Reviews
0 Compliments
600 Points
20th July 2012 4:19 pm
"Filling affordable and very tasty food, quick service and friendly customer service :)we enjoy our meal experience with Wot A Kebab. My family and myself always feel very statisfied with our meal choices there and are regular customers at Mooroolbark"
1 Reviews
1 Compliments
5 Points
16th July 2012 3:23 pm
"Great food, great use of social media to create a sort of cult kebab community, and while you do pay a bit, the food is amazing and you struggle to finish a monster. "
15th July 2012 2:11 pm
"We live right around the corner from Wot A Kebab and it's a go-to place for us. We love to walk down and grab a kebab, and have never been disappointed by the taste or quality. We have and will continue to recommend it to friends in the area!"
1 Reviews
0 Compliments
400 Points
29th June 2012 9:02 pm
"The food was great as as tgr service wojkd eat there again specially if i get a freebee. They are close and havr good chili saucr too"
1 Reviews
0 Compliments
420 Points
22nd June 2012 6:55 pm
"Best kebabs out in the Eastern Suburbs ... Friendly staff good deals for regular customers - good value for money all the right toppings to ensure your kebab is good!!"
20th June 2012 1:46 pm
"Good fast food and the service is also higher than you would expect from a fast food outlet of today.
Great selection and options and also some great offers."
Great selection and options and also some great offers."
1 Reviews
1 Compliments
620 Points
18th June 2012 12:25 am
"What a surprise!!!! Amazing service for a fast food venue.
So unexpected in todays fast food dining experiences.
Ryan was cheerful, cleanly presented, polite, professional, not to mention patient with my 7yr old who couldn't make up her mind!!
The service was fast and all the staff seamed upbeat and worked well as part of a team. They were busy but totally in control the whole time. Jimmy was great at getting the orders out quickly. Everything was clean and organised and it was great to see such good hygiene practices.
Well done to all as we will definately be back with Wot a Kebab now being our weekly takeaway haunt!!! Thanks."
So unexpected in todays fast food dining experiences.
Ryan was cheerful, cleanly presented, polite, professional, not to mention patient with my 7yr old who couldn't make up her mind!!
The service was fast and all the staff seamed upbeat and worked well as part of a team. They were busy but totally in control the whole time. Jimmy was great at getting the orders out quickly. Everything was clean and organised and it was great to see such good hygiene practices.
Well done to all as we will definately be back with Wot a Kebab now being our weekly takeaway haunt!!! Thanks."
7 Reviews
2 Compliments
1,340 Points
15th June 2012 1:08 am
"Great kebabs, great service. Tend to be fairly fast when making orders but do occasionally get the order wrong. "
14th June 2012 11:30 am
"Yummy kebabs. Fresh and made in front of you. Many options to customize your own kebab! Highly recommended."
You can telephone Wot A Kebab on 03 9725 5135
Croydon North, VIC
10 reviews
"I've been here a few times now, mainly because I was so impressed with my first visit! I've since brought my children, wife and mother here and..."
Mount Dandenong, VIC
46 reviews
"The service, food and especially the coffee is consistently good! Liz and Sandra are a great team - always friendly and happy to help. Lots of ..."
Olinda, VIC
56 reviews
"YUM YUM YUM. we love their food. we always go here for scones and for their beef burgundy pie, it is so good and well priced. LOVE!. . . Tasty ..."
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Former Yankees selected for next week's Japan All-Star Series • 11.07.14
Major League Baseball and the Players Association today announced the full roster that will travel for next week's Japan All-Star Series against Japan's national team. There are no current Yankees on the squad — the one listed as a Yankees player is Chris Capuano, who's currently a free agent — but the team is filled with former Yankees including Robinson Cano, Mark Melancon, Eduardo Nunez, Randy Choate and Jose Veras.
Here's the roster that's going to Japan:
Jeff Beliveau (TB)
Jerry Blevins (WSH)
Chris Capuano (NYY)
Randy Choate (STL)
Jeremy Guthrie (KC)
Tommy Hunter (BAL)
Hisashi Iwakuma (SEA)
Mark Melancon (PIT)
Franklin Morales (COL)
Hector Santiago (LAA)
Matt Shoemaker (LAA)
Jose Veras (HOU)
Tsuyoshi Wada (CHI)
Rob Wooten (MIL)
Drew Butera (LAD)
Erik Kratz (KC)
Salvador Perez (KC)
Jose Altuve (HOU)
Robinson Cano (SEA)
Alcides Escobar (KC)
Evan Longoria (TB)
Justin Morneau (COL)
Eduardo Nunez (MIN)
Carlos Santana (CLE)
Chris Carter (HOU)
Lucas Duda (NYM)
Dexter Fowler (HOU)
Yasiel Puig (LAD)
Ben Zobrist (TB)
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Tue., November 11th
4 a.m. / 9 p.m.
Exhibition vs. Hanshin Tigers / Yomiuri Giants at Koshien
Wed., November 12th
4 a.m. / 9 p.m.
Game #1 at Kyocera Dome, Osaka
Fri., November 14th
4 a.m. / 9 p.m.
Game #2 at Tokyo Dome, Tokyo
Sat., November 15th
4 a.m. / 9 p.m.
Game #3 at Tokyo Dome, Tokyo
Sun., November 16th
4 a.m. / 9 p.m.
Game #4 at Tokyo Dome, Tokyo
Tue., November 18th
5 a.m. / 9 p.m.
Game #5 at Sapporo Dome, Sapporo
Thu., November 20th
4 a.m. / 9 p.m.
Exhibition Game vs. Team Japan, Okinawa
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Yankees could find rotation depth on their own roster • 10.17.14
In trying to break down the state of the Yankees organization, it's hard to look at pitchers the same way we look at position players. The development is different. The roles are different. The number of jobs available is different. It's just … different. In trying to look at the state of the Yankees rotation, it seems best to start by looking directly at the current 40-man roster (before free agency) where no less than 12 rotation possibilities are already in place. Given the Yankees injury concerns, they're going to need some rotation depth heading into next season. They just might be able to find that depth while staying in house.
Masahiro Tanaka – His elbow might be a ticking time bomb, but he's also an ace-caliber pitcher. The Yankees know Tanaka might need Tommy John surgery at any moment, but they've done what they can to postpone that procedure, and a couple of healthy starts at the end of the year were enough to build some cautious optimism. Tanaka should be the Yankees No. 1 starter. But that depends largely on a tiny ligament in his elbow.
Michael Pineda – The Yankees finally got to see the guy they acquired years ago, and they liked what they saw. Sure, the pine tar situation was embarrassing, and there was yet another shoulder setback, but when Pineda was on the mound, he was terrific. He's far removed from surgery, but that doesn't mean health concerns don't linger. Would be a strong No. 2, but again, that's only if he stays healthy.
CC Sabathia – This could be the year his run of Opening Day starts come to an end. That said, if he gets to spring training healthy and reasonably effective, he might still get the nod in the opener if only because he's still very clearly the leader of the staff (and this is a clubhouse that could be searching to leadership next season). Whether Sabathia will be anything more than a symbolic choice, though, remains to be seen. If he can at least be a reliable back-of-the-rotation arm, that would be helpful. There's clearly a new ace in town.
Ivan Nova – Almost certainly will not be ready to break camp with the Yankees, but initial word about Nova's recovery from Tommy John surgery has been nothing but positive. Still a long way to go, but Nova made it through the initial rehab steps with no problem. Tommy John has become a relatively routine procedure these days, but some pitchers say it takes close to two years to truly feel 100 percent. Timing suggests Nova could be back in the New York around early May. But how effective will he be?
David Phelps – When the Yankees rotation went through a series of injuries last season, Vidal Nuno was technically the first replacement starter, but Phelps wasn't far behind. He was solid, then he got knocked around one game, then he looked really good for about a month and a half before his upper elbow became a problem. Phelps should be arbitration eligible this season, and he might once again come to camp as a rotation candidate who could easily slip into a bullpen role.
Shane Greene – Phelps' chances of winning a spot in the rotation surely took a hit when Greene showed up. Having made a strong impression in spring training, and having struggled in his brief big league debut, Greene wound up pitching like a rotation mainstay through the second half of the season. He had a 3.24 ERA before a six-run mess in his final start. Given the Nova injury, Greene could legitimately come to camp as a rotation favorite.
Chase Whitley – A career minor league reliever until the very end of 2013, Whitley moved to the Triple-A rotation, improved his breaking ball and got his first big league call-up as a replacement starter. He was a bit streaky — very good at first, pretty good at the end, plenty of rough outings in the middle — but Whitley joins the mix as a swing man who could start or work in long relief. Could also go to Triple-A as rotation insurance.
Manny Banuelos – Once considered to be among the top left-handed pitching prospects in baseball, Banuelos needed Tommy John surgery, which slowed his ascent considerably. He missed all of 2013 and put up inconsistent results this year in Double-A and Triple-A. Banuelos has an awfully good arm, though, and being further removed from surgery surely helps his cause heading into his age-24 season.
Bryan Mitchell – For the longest time, Mitchell's reputation was far better than his results. The Yankees regularly touted his potential, and that was enough to put him on the 40-man roster last winter despite a 5.12 ERA in High-A the year before. More so-so results followed in Double-A this season, but the Yankees challenged Mitchell with a Triple-A promotion and things seemed to take off. He got 11 innings in the big leagues and looked solid. Probably no more than rotation depth to open the season, but he's among the most advanced young starters in the system.
Matt Tracy/Nik Turley – These guys aren't on the current 40-man roster, but they stand out as Rule 5 eligible lefties had at least 60 Triple-A innings with mid-4.00 ERAs this season. Neither one was great next season, and there's a chance both will be left exposed to the Rule 5 this winter — guys like Zach Nuding, Jairo Heredia and Caleb Cotham are in vaguely similar situations — but they're potential rotation depth options who could be on the 40-man eventually (or could be added next year if necessary). Turley's been on the 40-man before, and he in particular was putting up better numbers at the end of the year.
Hiroki Kuroda – Of all the Yankees soon-to-be free agents, none has a future quite as uncertain as Kuroda. He turns 40 in February, and despite yet again providing some much-needed stability for the Yankees rotation, there seems to be a solid chance Kuroda will retire this winter. He could also come back, pitch elsewhere, or decide to pitch one last season in Japan. Kuroda left all options open at the end of the year.
Brandon McCarthy — Aside from Dave Robertson, there might not be an outgoing free agent who's more interesting for the Yankees. McCarthy throws strikes and gets ground balls, he thrived during his three-month stint with the Yankees, and he seems like a strong fit in this unusual market. At the right price, McCarthy could be a strong choice for additional rotation depth (though he comes with injury concerns of his own).
Chris Capuano – Would be easy to dismiss Capuano as a non-factor going forward, and maybe that's exactly what he'll be. Two things to consider, though: 1. Capuano really was a pretty good No. 5 starter during his time with the Yankees, and he has experience as a bullpen lefty, which the Yankees don't really have at the moment. Probably least like to return of anyone on this list, but he did his job during his time with the team.
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Postgame notes: "I couldn't play today; first time" • 09.26.14
Kind of weird to watch a game that was most notable for the guy who wasn't playing.
Derek Jeter had warned Joe Girardi even before last night's game that he probably wouldn't want to play tonight. In some ways, the overwhelming circumstances of Thursday night surely caught Jeter off guard, but in other ways, his entire season was building to that moment. He knew it was going to be draining, but perhaps didn't realize it was going to be so overwhelming. Even when it was over, Jeter said he slept only a couple of hours last night.
Had he ever before asked to sit out? Jeter acted as if he couldn't believe the question was being asked.
"Me?" he said. "Never. Yeah, today, I couldn't play today. First time."
Jeter's desire to be in the lineup is notorious. Two years ago, he kept playing through an ankle injury until his ankle finally snapped. This year, even at 40, he's been mildly frustrated by the occasional days off that he's received through the course of the year. Jeter likes to play, and he said he still wants to DH on Saturday and Sunday. He just didn't want to play tonight.
"I can't tell you (what it will be like) on Sunday," Jeter said. "But I can't imagine it (will be as emotional as Thursday), because that's pretty much as good as it gets, I think, for me. Like I said, I'm playing here because I have respect for this rivalry, for Boston, and the fans. If it was anywhere else, I don't know if I'd play."
Jeter said he literally doesn't remember taking his uniform off last night. It was the last time he ever took off a white pinstriped uniform, and you'd think that would be a memorable experience, but Jeter said he didn't think about it.
"I was just happy, you know what I mean?" Jeter said. "Everything happened so quickly in terms of the swing of the emotions. Taking off the uniform, I don't even remember it."
If his desire to play is notorious, so is the fact the pays little attention to baseball beyond those games he is playing. But Jeter said he'd actually like to host a private screening to re-watch Thursday's game with friends and family. Why that game?
"Because a lot of it I don't even remember," Jeter said. "I mean, I was doing things last night, like I told you, I almost told Joe, 'Get me out of here.' I was giving signs to (second baseman Stephen) Drew on who to cover second base on a steal, and there's no runner on first, you know what I'm saying? There were a lot of things going on. I'd like to see how it went because I think I missed a lot of it."
Ultimately, there's still a chance Jeter will back out of playing this weekend. After all, when the Yankees left for Houston at the end of last season, everyone seemed certain Mariano Rivera was going to want to play at least one inning in center field. Rivera changed his mind, and there's still a chance Jeter will as well. It just doesn't seem very likely.
"I really think Jeet will go back out there," Girardi said. "If he didn't, I don't have a problem with that, and I completely understand it. I'm not so sure what I would do if I was him in that situation. But he loves to compete, and I just have a feeling he'll go back out."
Jeter seems pretty sure about that as well. But this one night, for the first time in his career, he preferred to sit and watch.
"I don't know if I could play tonight if I wanted to play tonight," Jeter said.
• Small bit of news coming out of the clubhouse: Girardi said Jacoby Ellsbury won't play this series. "He's done," Girardi said. "He's done. I am not going to use him. I would think it would be silly for him to re-injure himself at this point in the season and have to deal with it in the offseason. So, let's send him home a healthy player, and we don't have to worry about it over the offseason."
• Dave Robertson was smiling tonight. Even though last night ended on a high note, he was obviously frustrated by last night's blown save. He joked that he considered blowing tonight's save just so the Yankees could let Jeter be the hero again. "I definitely thought they should have pinch-hit him after I gave up the run," Robertson said.
• In all seriousness, Robertson now has 39 saves with two days to reach 40. That's pretty good for a guy who came into this season answering big questions about whether he'd be able to handle the role in the wake of Mariano Rivera's retirement. "Forty is just a number to me," Robertson said. "The biggest thing for me personally, if I was 35-for-35, that's what I would want to be. I don't want to be the guy who lets people down. I know I've got five blown saves. It happens. Those are the games I want back. I don't really care about the number that I get to. It's just more the games that I help our team win."
• If Robertson had given the Yankees an opportunity to use Jeter again, this crowd wouldn't have had a problem with that. There were Derek Jeter chants often tonight. :There's a substantial number of Yankees fans here," Girardi said. "There always is, but also, I've got to believe there's some Boston people chanting that too. … And I understand people want to see him, but he's been through a lot. He's been through a lot this year. It's extremely emotional. He's given everything he's had inside of him for 20 years, and I respect whatever he does."
• In the later innings, the crowd was booing the other Yankees hitters, always wanting Jeter to pinch hit. "I kind of felt bad for Austin (Romine) going up to the plate," Chris Capuano said. "He was getting booed just because the fans wanted Jeter in that spot. He had such a special night last night. I think everyone can understand him wanting to take a day."
• Speaking of Capuano, another strong start from him. This was the third time since joining the Yankees that Capuano made a start without allowing an earned run. It was his fourth start without a walk. He matched a season-high with 6.2 innings. "I feel like I learned a lot," Capuano said. "I just got to soak in Derek's last couple of months, and last night was amazing. It was among the best two months I've had in the big leagues, that much fun."
• When he was pulled from the game, Capuano shook Girardi's hand. "I'm just grateful for the opportunity to be here," Capuano said. "I just wanted to thank Joe for that. Just a great opportunity to pitch."
• Girardi on Capuano: "I think every player wants to finish strong. I think that's a feeling that you want to have going home. … I thought he did a really good job for us. And I thought tonight he was excellent again."
• Did Girardi consider pinch hitting Jeter at any point? "As I've said, I'm going to leave it up to him," Girardi said. "He felt that he just needed a day today. He didn't sleep much last night. We got in late. He was up early today. That's what happens when you get older, you kind of get set on the time you wake up in the morning and it's hard to change."
• Still plan to have him DH the next two games? "Whatever he tells me. I'm sticking to that," Girardi said. "Whatever he tells me he wants to do, that's what we're going to do."
• Francisco Cervelli went 2-for-3. Since being recalled from the 60-day disabled list on August 25, he's hit .306 with 10 doubles and two homers.
• New outfielder Eury Perez singled in his first at-bat of the season for his third career hit. He also stole a base, his fifth career steal.
• Final word to Robertson: "There's a lot of Yankees fans in the seats tonight, and I know that the Red Sox fans respect (Jeter). They've enjoyed seeing the rivalry. It'll be fun to watch him tomorrow when he plays."
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Game 160: Yankees at Red Sox • 09.26.14
Jose Pirela 2B
Eury Perez CF
Francisco Cervelli 1B
Chris Young LF
John Ryan Murphy C
Austin Romine DH
Brendan Ryan SS
Zelous Wheeler 3B
Antoan Richardson RF
LHP Chris Capuano (2-4, 4.67)
Capuano vs. Red Sox
Mookie Betts 2B
Xander Bogaerts SS
Yoenis Cespedes DH
Allen Craig RF
Garin Cecchini 3B
Rusney Castillo CF
Bryce Brentz LF
Ryan Lavarnway 1B
Dan Butler C
RHP Steven Wright (0-0, 3.38)
Wright vs. Yankees
WEATHER: Little bit cool, but ultimately a nice night for our final night game of the year.
UMPIRES: HP Paul Nauert, 1B Vic Carapazza, 2B Larry Vanover, 3B Angel Hernandez
ALL HE DOES IS WIN, WIN, WIN: The Elias Sports Bureau notes that Derek Jeter's 20 seasons is the longest career for any Major Leaguer who played exclusively for winning teams, surpassing the mark set last season by Mariano Rivera, whose Yankees teams finished with a winning record in all 19of his MLB seasons.
THE LAST STAND: Over his final Yankee Stadium homestand, Jeter batted .353 (12-for-34) with five runs, four doubles, one homer and nine RBI in eight games.
THE LAST AT-BAT: After last night, the Yankees have nine walk-off wins in 2014, surpassing their 2013 total (7) and marking their most since 2009 (15). Eight of this year's walk-offs came after the All-Star break.?Elias notes it's most post-All-Star walk-offs by the Yankees since 1988.
UPDATE, 7:54 p.m.: Two-out single int he bottom of the second has the Red Sox in front 1-0. Unearned run, by the way. Perez made a nice diving catch earlier, but ultimately it's hard to make too much of what's happening in this game.
UPDATE, 8:20 p.m.: Ugly game so far. Yankees take the lead in the top of the third — and Capuano's able to hold it in the bottom of the third — by taking advantage of a dropped third strike. They got two runs, neither earned, and they're up 2-1 heading into the fourth. Perez, Cerelli and Young each have hits.
UPDATE, 9:32 p.m.: I've honestly spent most of this game writing about the guy who's not playing in it. Weird game. Feels like a spring training game, except somehow less interesting. Tomorrow will at least have Tanaka, and Sunday will be Jeter's final game. But this one is just kind of a thing that's happening. Hard to make much of it. But Capuano pitched pretty well again and it's a 3-1 Yankees lead as Kelley comes in with two outs in the seventh.
Postgame notes: "Slipping away for a few weeks" • 09.16.14
As he sat in front of his locker postgame, I really doubt Brett Gardner expected to stand up and give essentially an end-of-the-season address, but that's exactly what happened. A crowd of reporters gathered around, asked just a handful of questions, and Gardner put words to all that's left the Yankees six games out of the second wild card with 13 to play.
"I feel like things have been slipping away for a few weeks," Gardner said. "To be honest, I haven't looked at the standings the last couple of days because at this point they don't really matter. We've got to win every day. Until we're five, six, seven games out with five, six, seven games to go and eliminated, I'm still going to hold out hope, and I still believe in the group of guys we have here. I still come to work every day and play hard, but like I said, we're not in a good spot right now, and it's a shame because our pitchers have really stepped up the last couple of months and done a good job. As an offense, we haven't."
It's true. Even speaking to Shawn Kelley, who had a rough ninth inning and allowed the walk-off single, it was basically impossible to hang this loss on his shoulders. The bullpen's had a bit of a rough time lately, but who could blame them? They've been trying to preserve tiny leads for nearly six months now.
"As well as we've pitched, we didn't need to be great (offensively)," Gardner said. "We just needed to be good. And we haven't been."
The Yankees were shutout for the 10th time this season. But it's more telling that they were shutout for the fourth time in the past 11 games and for the fifth time in the past 16 games.
"You feel like you're due at some point," Gardner said. "I don't feel like it's been a couple of games. I feel like it's been pretty much all season. We've had flashes of being pretty good, but for the most part, we've just struggled to get guys across the plate. It's frustrating because, with all the injuries we had to our rotation, the guys that have come up and come in from other places have really stepped up and done a great job, pitched really well and kept us in the ballgame. Just like tonight, all we needed to get was just one or two runs and we couldn't even get that. It's just really frustrating. Guys are working really hard. Guys are trying. Guys are putting in the effort. For one reason or another, we're just not getting it done."
Last year, the team's offensive problems were easy to dismiss as a product of overwhelming injury problems. Not this year. There have been injuries, sure, but the truly devastating blows haven't hurt the lineup.
"The bulk of our injuries have been to our rotation," Gardner said. "And down the stretch here, our pitching and our rotation has been our strength. As a position player, as a hitter, it makes it a lot tougher to feel like you … you feel like you're not picking them up. You're not getting the job done."
• As if anyone needed official confirmation: The Yankees were eliminated from the American League East tonight.
• Most explosive thing any Yankees hitter did today was Chase Headley getting ejected one pitch into his seventh-inning at-bat. Headley had a problem with a low strike called by home-place umpire Marty Foster, and his disagreement turned into a rather lengthy back-and-forth between player and umpire. At one point Foster took off his mask to snap back at Headley, and as Headley was getting back in the box to continue his at-bat, Foster threw him out of the game. "There was a conversation before it happened which I thought was fairly mild tempered," Headley said. "I thought that he was an aggressor towards me. I told him to calm down and he kept yelling at me. I said I didn't appreciate that."
• More Headley: "I didn't think what I said to him warranted the response that I got, and it just kept going. I think more than the balls and strikes was just the reaction that I got from him was not in any way comparable to how I was speaking to him. So that's basically what happened. I'm not going to get into too much more specific about that. Yeah there was disagreements about the pitches but that's not where it ended up."
• It seems Headley's problems with Foster started from his very first at-bat. "The borderline ones you can live with," Headley said. "But the first pitch of the game, I come in, got hit with 97 in the mouth (last week), and the first pitch I see is 95 at my ribs. Then he calls a changeup a foot off the plate and it's like, c'mon. It kind of started me off on the wrong foot. The borderline ones you live with but when there's a pitch that should not be missed, ever, I think that's when as a player you get a little bit more upset."
• Girardi on the Headley ejection: "It's one thing if you're arguing, you're going back and forth and showing him up, but these games mean something. It's a shame. He questioned some strikes. Hitters should be allowed to do that. We should be allowed to do that. At some point, it would be nice if umpires said, 'If you say another thing, you're gone.' You can do that. If he barks and you bark back; it wasn't like a whole lot of people knew what was going on. It's frustrating to me."
• The Yankees have lost four of their past five games. Of those four losses, one was credited to Dave Robertson, one to Adam Warren, and tonight's to Shawn Kelley. That's a rough stretch for a bullpen that's been terrific nearly all year. "Every time we pitch the game's on the line," Kelley said. "But I've got to go out there and put up a zero whether it's nothing-nothing or it's 10-nothing. … You pitch a lot of games out of the bullpen, and that's just part of the game. We're all in great shape, we've all prepared for this, and I don't think it's fatigue. "
• Girardi is usually pretty strict with his rules about managing reliever workload, but playing so many low-scoring games this season has essentially forced him to use his go-to guys a lot. "There's not a lot of wiggle room," Girardi said. "You look at the games we've lost 1-0, 2-1 and 3-2 or whatever, there's not a whole lot of wiggle room. They're not going to be perfect. They've been really, really good, but they're not going to be perfect."
• I honestly felt bad, but not a single reporter interviewed Chris Capuano postgame. He just wasn't the story. Really nice bounce-back start for him — coming off that one-out performance last week, he went six scoreless tonight — but a strong pitching performance just isn't anything new and doesn't carry much weight at this point. The Yankees are all about their failing offense. Great start for Capuano, just didn't feel the need to hear what he had to say about it.
• Last Yankees starter to throw at least six scoreless innings on two hits or less and not earn a win was Freddy Garcia back in 2011. Capuano has only five decisions in his past 18 career starts dating back to last season.
• Didn't mean much in the end, but Gardner said he and Jacoby Ellsbury called for that dropped fly ball at the exact same time. "We just kind of ran into one another a little bit, and I wasn't able to hold onto it," Gardner said. "But Cap made a couple of good pitches after that and was able to pick me up. Didn't end up hurting us today, we just, same story. Been pitching really well, but it's just been hard for us to score runs."
• This was the fifth time a Yankees player was ejected this season. Gardner, Kelley, Michael Pineda and Cesar Cabral were previously thrown out of games.
• Final word to Girardi: "We're just not hitting. For whatever reason, we're not hitting. I think we've scored six runs on this road trip, lost three games in the last inning, in the bottom of the inning. It's frustrating. Eventually I think it's got to turn, but it better turn pretty quickly here."
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Game 149: Yankees at Rays • 09.15.14
Jacoby Ellsbury CF
Brett Gardner LF
Martin Prado 2B
Mark Teixeira 1B
Carlos Beltran DH
Chase Headley 3B
Ichiro Suzuki RF
John Ryan Murphy C
Brendan Ryan SS
LHP Chris Capuano (2-3, 4.90)
Capuano vs. Rays
Ben Zobrist CF
Brandon Guyer LF
Evan Longoria DH
Wil Myers RF
Yunel Escobar SS
Logan Forsythe 2B
James Loney 1B
Sean Rodriguez 3B
Curt Casali C
RHP Alex Colome (1-0, 2.79)
Colome vs. Yankees
TIME/TV: 7:10 p.m., YES Network and MLB Network
WEATHER: It's nice outside. The game is inside, though.
UMPIRES: HP Marty Foster, 1B Rob Drake, 2B Joe West, 3B Alan Porter
QUAL SANDMAN: With two strikeouts Sunday, Dellin Betances has 130 Ks this season (in 86.2 innings), tying Mariano Rivera (130 K in 107.2 innings in 1996) for the most single-season strikeouts by a Yankees reliever. Betances is also tied for the eighth-highest single-season total in relief in American League history and 16th-highest such total in MLB history.
MORE DELLIN: Betances has allowed just 42 hits in 86.2 innings for an average of 4.36 hits per nine innings. That is the best such ratio among pitchers with at least 75 single-season innings in the history of the American League and the third-best such single-season ratio in Major League history behind Eric Gagne's 82.1IP with 37H in 2003 (4.04 ratio) and Carlos Marmol's 87.1IP and 40H in 2008 (4.12 ratio).
CEREMONY TOMORROW: The Rays are planning to honor Derek Jeter with a pregame ceremony tomorrow.
UPDATE, 7:57 p.m.: Scoreless after two innings. The game is certainly dragging, but Capuano's already having a much better start than last time out.
UPDATE, 8:38 p.m.: This has certainly not been the most exciting game of the year! All quiet until two outs here in the bottom of the forth when Gardner and Ellsbury ran into one another for dropped fly ball that has a runner in scoring position for Sean Rodriguez. Scoreless game so far.
UPDATE, 9:16 p.m.: Capuano is through five scoreless in this sleepy game at the Trop. Fans are kinda into it, but there just hasn't been much action so far.
UPDATE, 9:27 p.m.: Six scoreless for Capuano. Of course, six scoreless for the Yankees lineup, too.
UPDATE, 9:37 p.m.: Well now it's getting interesting. Headley was just ejected one pitch into an at-bat, and the crowd booed when Stephen Drew — and not Derek Jeter — came in to pinch hit.
Game 143: Yankees vs. Rays • 09.10.14
Jacoby Ellsbury CF
Derek Jeter DH
Brian McCann C
Mark Teixeira 1B
Chase Headley 3B
Ichiro Suzuki RF
Stephen Drew 2B
Chris Young LF
Brendan Ryan SS
LHP Chris Capuano (2-3, 4.46)
Capuano vs. Rays
Ben Zobrist LF
Brandon Guyer CF
Evan Longoria 3B
Wil Myers RF
James Loney 1B
Yunel Escobar SS
Logan Forsythe 2B
Ryan Hanigan C
Sean Rodriguez DH
RHP Jake Odorizzi (10-11, 3.84)
Odorizzi vs. Yankees
TIME/TV: 7:05 p.m., YES Network
WEATHER: Temperatures in the 70s. Nice blue sky. Really nice night here in the Bronx.
UMPIRES: HP Larry Vanover, 1B Marcus Pattillo, 2B Angel Hernandez, 3B Vic Carapazza
WHAT A RELIEF: Since September 3, Yankees relievers have pitched 20.2 scoreless innings with just seven hits, three walks and 25 strikeouts. According to Elias, it's the longest scoreless stretch by Yankees relievers since a span of 28 innings in May of last year. In their past 17 games, the Yankees bullpen has produced a 1.20 ERA and held opponents to a .166 batting average.
THROWBACK: Since August 1, Ichiro Suzuki is batting .342 (25-for-73), the third-highest mark in the American League in that span (minimum 70 at-bats).
ON THIS DATE: On September 10, 1922, the Yankees played their final regular-season game at the Polo Grounds. They beat Philadelphia 2-1 that day and the next season opened a state-of-the-art place called Yankee Stadium.
UPDATE, 7:34 p.m.: My goodness. Capuano is finished after facing just seven batters. He got one out, allowed three runs, and he's loaded the bases. Chase Whitley is surely being called on for more than just these last two outs.
UPDATE, 7:40 p.m.: Fly ball to left brings in one run before Whitley gets a strike out to end the first inning with two runners stranded. It's already a 4-0 hole after a half inning. Just brutal.
UPDATE, 7:47 p.m.: Solo homer for McCann to cut the lead to 4-1. He has hit homers in this ballpark. That's one positive from his Yankees debut.
UPDATE, 8:14 p.m.: Whitley is through the third without allowing another run. Still 4-1 heading into the bottom of the third.
UPDATE, 8:32 p.m.: McCann delivers again with a sharp two-run single and all of a sudden it's a ballgame with the Yankees within 4-3 here in the third.
UPDATE, 8:48 p.m.: Chris Young of all people just tied the game with a solo home run. That's his second hit of the night. We're even at 4.
UPDATE, 9:09 p.m.: They apparently are ruling that one a triple. Whatever the call, Teixeira smoked the ball into the corner and put the Yankees in front 5-4.
UPDATE, 9:23 p.m.: Yankees will hand a 6-4 lead to Adam Warren in the sixth.
Game 138: Yankees vs. Red Sox • 09.04.14
Jacoby Ellsbury CF
Derek Jeter SS
Brett Gardner LF
Carlos Beltran DH
Mark Teixeira 1B
Brian McCann C
Chase Headley 3B
Stephen Drew 2B
Ichiro Suzuki RF
LHP Chris Capuano (2-3, 4.24)
Capuano vs. Red Sox
Brock Holt 2B
Mookie Betts CF
David Ortiz DH
Yoenis Cespedes LF
Mike Napoli 1B
Allen Craig 1B
Xander Bogaerts SS
Will Middlebrooks 3B
Christian Vazquez C
RHP Brandon Workman (1-8, 4.93)
Workman vs. Yankees
TIME/TV: 7:05 p.m., YES Network and MLB Network
WEATHER: Temperatures in the 70s. Not much chance of rain. Wind blowing from right to left.
UMPIRES: HP Todd Tichenor, 1B Clint Fagan, 2B Tim Timmons, 3B Tim Welke
CRUSH (AND DO DAMAGE): Brian McCann leads the Yankees this season, having hit 11 homers with men on (nine with one on; two with two on). He's hit six solo homers. Mark Teixeira and Jacoby Ellsbury are tied for second on the team, each with six home runs with men on.
NOTHING IS FREE: Yankees pitchers had 12 strikeouts with no walks last night. It was the third time this season the Yankees had as many or more strikeouts with no walks (also July 19 vs. Cincinnati and April 29 vs. Seattle). That's the second-most such games in a single season in franchise history, trailing only 2001 (four such games).
ON THIS DATE: On September 4, 1993, Jim Abbott became the third Yankees left-hander to throw a no-hitter, beating the Indians 4-0 at Yankee Stadium. It marked only the fourth no-hitter in Yankee Stadium history and was the club's seventh overall. It was on September 4, 1923 that "Sad" Sam Jones threw the second no-hitter in franchise history during a 2-0 win at the Philadelphia Athletics' Shibe Park.
UPDATE, 7:45 p.m.: Really nice catch by Ellsbury for the first out of the third inning. But the Yankees trail 1-0 because of the David Ortiz homer in the first. Here's the predictable sentence of the day: The Yankees need some runs.
UPDATE, 7:48 p.m.: There's a two-run homer for Ortiz. He's gone deep in back-to-back at-bats and it's a 3-0 Red Sox lead. Are the Yankees really going to lose two of three against last-place Boston at home?
UPDATE, 8:05 p.m.: Two-run double to deep center field for Jeter. He's hit two balls hard tonight. First was a fly out to deep right. It's now 3-2.
UPDATE, 8:13 p.m.: Gardner and Beltran each struck out, but right in between them, Carlos Beltran tied the game with an RBI single. It's 3-3 heading into the fourth.
UPDATE, 8:38 p.m.: Capuano gives up a go-ahead homer to Holt, and the Yankees aren't going to give him a chance to give up a third homer to Ortiz. Rich Hill is in to try to keep this a one-run game.
UPDATE, 8:39 p.m.: Hill does his job, and here comes Esmil Rogers. I assume Rogers will be asked to pitch to more than one batter.
UPDATE, 9:34 p.m.: Antoan Richardson and Zelous Wheeler have been good friends for years. Wheeler just drew the pinch-hit walk that let's Richardson make his Yankees debut as a pinch runner.
UPDATE, 9:38 p.m.: Richardson was running on the pitch and didn't have time to get back to first base. Brutal blow for the Yankees who still trail by one here int he seventh inning.
Pregame notes: "He has to throw; you can't wait until next spring" • 09.04.14
Masahiro Tanaka is scheduled to throw a bullpen on Saturday. It will be his first time on a mound since last Thursday's simulated game, which ultimately ended with a sore arm and a temporary shutdown of his throwing program.
"Lets just take that and see how it goes," Joe Girardi said. "When he gets through that, I guess I'll decide what's next."
It would seem possible that another sim game would be next, but Girardi either wouldn't say or couldn't say. This much is clear, though, the Yankees plan to keep rehabbing Tanaka until they're either certain he can pitch or certain he needs surgery. They're not going to simply stop and have him rest with the idea of giving the elbow ligament more time to heal.
If the injection-and-rehab protocol has worked, the ligament should be healed already. The Yankees feel Tanaka needs to pitch to make sure that's the case.
Even if Tanaka's not ready to pitch in a game until after the Yankees season, the team will create some sort of scenario so that he sees some kind of game action.
"He will pitch somewhere," Girardi said. "He has to throw. You can't wait until next spring (to find out whether he's healthy enough to pitch)."
• Martin Prado did some running today, but it was only a light jog at roughly 50-percent effort. The plan is to have him hit inside as well. "Hopefully we get him back tomorrow or the next day," Girardi said.
• Prado said that he felt no pain in his hamstring while he was running, but he also cautioned that this was nothing close to game speed. "No, I didn't feel anything," he said. "But the game speed is different. You're not going to go 50 percent. I don't like to go 50 percent. If I'm not 100 (percent), I'm not going to go."
• Although neither Girardi nor Prado ruled out the idea of having him in the lineup tomorrow, it really sounds like Prado is more inclined to be cautious above all else. If that means giving it an extra day, it seems that's what he'd rather do. "I'm doing everything I can, and they're doing everything they can, to make me feel as close to 100 percent (as possible)," Prado said. "I just say I don't want to be the hero and go there and get hurt and not play until the end of the season. I'd rather lose a couple of days and make sure my leg is OK to play the 20 or 25 games we have left."
• One day after Tanaka throws his Saturday bullpen, David Phelps is expected to throw a Sunday simulated game. It seems at least possible that could be his final step toward returning from that upper-elbow/lower-triceps injury. "I think you have to see how he throws and how sharp he is," Girardi said. "See if he needs another one, or if he's capable of being activated."
• Before the sim game, Phelps is supposed to throw another bullpen tomorrow. Phelps said this afternoon that it's a credit to the current starters that the Yankees feel no need to get him stretched out for a return to the rotation. Because the current starters have been so steady, Phelps can get back a little quicker and slide into the bullpen.
• Speaking of those starters: Tonight is another start by Chris Capuano, who's been awfully good in the fifth-starter role. "He's in a role that he's used too," Girardi said. "I think for him he's been a starter for a good portion of his career and he just seems to be throwing the baseball where he wants, with the stuff that he wants to use. He obviously has a real good idea of who he is and understands what he needs to do and has been making pitches."
• Capuano has a 4.01 ERA in seven starts with the Yankees, and he has lasted at least six innings in six of those seven starts. This will be his third career start against the Red Sox, and he's taken the loss the past two times he faced them. Capuano opened this season in the Red Sox bullpen.
Associated Press photos
Game 133: Yankees at Blue Jays • 08.29.14
Jacoby Ellsbury CF
Derek Jeter SS
Martin Prado 2B
Mark Teixeira 1B
Brian McCann C
Carlos Beltran DH
Brett Gardner LF
Ichiro Suzuki RF
Stephen Drew SS
LHP Chris Capuano (1-3, 4.37)
Capuano vs. Blue Jays
Jose Reyes SS
Melky Cabrera LF
Jose Bautista RF
Edwin Encarnacion 1B
Dioner Navarro C
Danny Valencia 3B
Steve Tolleson 2B
Colby Rasmus DH
Kevin Pillar CF
LHP Mark Buehrle (11-8, 3.41)
Buehrle vs. Yankees
TIME/TV: 7:07 p.m., YES Network and MLB Network
WEATHER: Dome sweet dome
HUGE WEEKEND? Carlos Beltran has 988 hits in the American League to go along with his 1,329 career hits in the National League. That means he needs 12 hits — which would be quite the weekend — to become the eighth player all time with at least 1,000 hits in each league. The others are Frank Robinson, Dave Winfield, Vladimir Guerrero, Fred McGriff, Orlando Cabrera, Carlos Lee and Alfonso Soriano. You might remember that Soriano reached the mark on May 14 against the Mets.
TWO OF A KIND: Should Beltran reach 1,000 hits in the American League, he would also join Soriano as the only players in MLB history to record 1,000 hits, 500 runs, 500 RBI, 100 home runs and 100 stolen bases in each league.
ONE MORE TIME: Chris Capuano is facing the Blue Jays for the fifth time this season. He made relief appearances against Toronto three times as a member of the Red Sox, then he earned a no-decision against Toronto on July 26 in his first start as a Yankee (6 IP, 5 H, 2 ER, 4 BB, 4 K).


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