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Demodex Mite
Over the years of working as a veterinarian, my list of "special" patients, keeps expanding. One of the most memorable cases I will always have in my repertoire is Zeiss. Zeiss is a dog of the Catahoula breed. Zeiss was about 3 months old when he first came to see me at my practice. You could smell Zeiss' presence in the premises before you even saw him. Zeiss and his owners were miserable. He was just starting his life. Instead of having a joyful experience of adopting a new and adorable puppy, his owners had experience so much grief of seeing him suffer, lose his fur, his skin was red and extremely irritated and his entire being was just miserable. They came to see me as they were very desperate, but soon we found out the root of Zeiss' problem. It was a mange of Demodex mite. Two months into the treatment, Zeiss is doing SO much better, and both he and his owners are loving life again.
Demodex is a type of mite that occurs naturally in dogs' hair follicles, in low numbers. In a normal healthy dog, Demodex stays subclinical and does not cause any problems to the dog. In some cases there may be suppression of the immune system due to various possible causes. Some of the conditions that suppress the immune system are: fighting a concurrent disease, old age, very young age, nutritional deficiency, stress, and more.
When the immune system is suppressed, the mite population overgrow leading to a reaction that can range between mild irritation and hair loss on a small patch of skin to severe and widespread inflammation, and secondary infection affecting most or the entire dog's body. Demodex infection is called Demodicosis or Demodectic mange.
The clinical symptoms of Demodicosis are hair loss, the skin becomes dry and scaly, there is redness of the skin, pustules (pimples), and the skin is warm to the touch. The condition sometimes involves irritation and itchiness, and sometimes not. Typically the dog emits a strong, very unpleasant odor.
Early infestation usually involves lesions on the face, around the eyes, or at the corners of the mouth, and on the forelimbs and paws. An advanced infestation can spread and cover most of the dog's body.
The diagnosis consists on finding the Demodex mite in a skin scraping sample taken from the affected dog, under a microscopic examination. In order to take a sample that would yield a conclusive result, the skin scraping has to be done deep enough to reach the hair follicles. Typically, a sample is considered legitimate if the area has been scraped until blood appears. Because the mite is a normal inhabitant of dog's hair follicles, there is a discussion whether finding the mite on a slide is a conclusive diagnosis.
In advanced cases, an underlying condition that promoted the demodectic mange development, should be looked for. Occasionally, other tests may be required in order to pin down the underlying condition.
Early, mild localized cases, may heal on their own. Localized demodectic mange is considered a common puppyhood ailment, with roughly 90% of cases resolving on their own with no treatment.
Generalized cases can be very challenging to resolve. There are few products and protocols available for treating demodectic mange. In my own experience, I have found that dipping the dog in a special solution, once or biweekly for few weeks is the best protocol for eradicating the infestation. Antibiotics are often required for the treatment of secondary bacterial infection of the skin.
The condition is considered infectious, however, dogs can only transmit the mite in a very close contact - for example puppies and a nursing mom. The transmission of these mites from mother to pup is normal (which is why the mites are normal inhabitants of the dog's skin) but when the puppy's immune system is not strong enough it can lead to the development of clinical demodectic mange.
In normal contact between dogs, the disease should not pass.
Although humans and cats can also suffer from demodectic mange, the mites are specific to their hosts, hence the disease cannot be transmitted to other animal species, nor to people.If any of what is mentioned here raises a red flag regarding your dog, take it to see your vet. Generalized demodicosis is a severe, life debilitating condition. Nobody wants to see their once furry friend in that condition. Plus, honestly, nobody wants to share their life with a smelly dog. Do not procrastinate, seek veterinary help. Remember that there are few different options and protocols to successfully treat demodicosis. If one route does not lead to healing, seek more information from your vet on other treatment options.
Feline Hyperthyroidism
Eating endlessly but still losing weight, that would sounds like a dream come true to many of us. However, for the feline population, this phenomenon is a sign of a serious, yet quite common metabolic disorder called Hyperthyroidism.
The thyroid glands are organs situated in the neck and secrete hormones that are responsible for the pace of all of the processes in the body (also known as metabolism).
Hyperthyroidism is a condition in which the thyroid gland produces excess of its hormones and every function of the body tends to speed up resulting in multi-systemic disease.
Hyperthyroidism is probably the most common endocrine (hormonal) disorder in cats. It occurs in middle age-older cats, with no breed or sex predilection.
In the vast majority of cases the increased thyroid hormone production is due to a benign (non-cancerous) change but a malignant (cancerous) tumor known as a thyroid adenocarcinoma can also be an underlying cause of some cases of hyperthyroidism.
Cats affected with hyperthyroidism usually develop a variety of clinical signs, which are usually quite subtle at first, but then become more severe as the disease progresses.
The most common symptom is weight loss despite an increased appetite. Many cats also show signs of restlessness, increased drinking and urination, intermittent vomiting and diarrhea.
The multi-systemic effects of hyperthyroidism lead to a variety of symptoms depending on the affected organ. Also, as this disease occurs mostly in older cats, some affected cats will have other diseases that can complicate and even mask some of the clinical signs.
The most common secondary complications of hyperthyroidism are high blood pressure, cardiac failure and renal failure.
In my experience, many cats are unfortunately diagnosed much too late when they have one of the most devastating outcomes of the cardiac dysfunction, associated with hyperthyroidism - back legs paralysis - resulting from a blood clot lodge in the main blood vessel supplying the back legs. This condition has a very poor prognosis for recovery.
On physical examination, your veterinarian can assess the cat's body condition. One or two enlarged thyroid glands can often be felt as a small, firm mass in the neck.
Hyperthyroidism is easily confirmed by a blood test, measuring the level of the hormones associated with the thyroid gland. A general blood and urine test are also recommended in order to assess the secondary effects on the body organs.
Due to the toxic effect of the thyroid gland hyperfunction on the heart, it is important to assess the heart function. The first and easiest test is measuring the cat's blood pressure. If secondary heart disease is suspected then an electrocardiogram (ECG), and a chest X-ray or ultrasound may be indicated.
Despite the possibility of horrific outcome of hyperthyroidism, if caught on time, it is actually fairly easy to manage. The most common treatment for hyperthyroidism is life long anti-thyroid drug administration. Radioactive iodine therapy also exists but it is not readily available in most of the veterinary practices. Surgical removal of the glands is also an option.
Clinical signs associated with hyperthyroidism can be quite dramatic and cats can become seriously ill with this condition. However, I find that because this condition progress over time, many cat owners have a hard time noticing the weight changes in their pet. I was witness to a few cases where the owners only noticed the change in their pet after spending a few days away, on a vacation for example. This is where an annual health check at your vet comes in handy. Your veterinarian can notice abnormalities that you as the owner may overlook. If diagnosed on time, most cases of hyperthyroidism are controllable and prolongation of life, while maintaining a good quality of life is very possible.
Arthritis in dogs
Arthritis. I'm sure most, if not all of the senior readers will be able to relate to this topic.
Arthritis is a group of disorders associated with the bones and joints. The meaning of the term Arthritis is an inflammation of the joint. There are a few different types of arthritis. Some of them are related to auto-immune diseases, where the body attacks the joints as if they were foreign, which leads to an inflammation reaction. More commonly Arthritis is a result of old age changes in the joints due to wear and tear of the joints.
If you have noticed some changes in your dog lately, such as: Is it less active? Does it have a problem rising from lying position? Is it favoring one leg? Is it more stiff lately? If the answer is "yes" to any of these questions, your dog might be suffering from Arthritis.
The joint inflammation damage starts as an erosion of the cartilage which causes loss of the cushioning effect of the joint leading to bones rubbing against each other. This process leads to permanent changes to the bones involved and accumulation of fluids in the joint. Those changes are typical to an inflammatory reaction, which is naturally very painful.
There are many symptoms of Arthritis. The symptoms are generally associated with the pain resulting from using the affected joint. Hence dogs with Arthritis might favor one leg. They might be slow or reluctant to get up or to lie down. They also may be reluctant to go for a walk or may want to go back home early in the walk. They may be reluctant to go up or down the stairs. They may hesitate to jump up to the couch or let out a little yelp when they jump off the couch. Sometimes you will notice that your dog is stiff early in the morning or at the beginning of a walk but appears to improve as it "warms up".
So what can you do to help your buddy? Well the changes that are associated with arthritis may not be reversible but there are measures you can take in order to slow down the process and improve your furry friend's quality of life.
First, if you suspect Arthritis in your dog take it to see your Veterinarian. The Vet will examine the dog. The Vet will perform a physical exam which will include passive movement of the joints to check for a pain reaction or restrictive movement range of the joint. The Vet might also suggest performing an X-ray exam in order to visualize the changes in the affected joints. This will either confirm or rule out Arthritis.
Arthritis is treated with a group of drugs that are called "Non Steroidal Anti Inflammatory" drugs. These medications control the inflammation reaction in the joints and the pain associated with it. Humans are also using many drugs of this group such as Acetaminophen or Ibuprofen but NEVER give your dog a human drug without consulting your Vet because these drugs are toxic for pets. Even the veterinary version of the drugs possess some potential hazards, so your Vet might suggest performing blood work before prescribing the medication, and periodic blood work while your dog is on the medication.
You can also give your dog food additives such as Glucosamine, Chondroitin Sulfate or Omega 3 fatty acids that are sold over the counter and have shown to help relieve the symptoms of Arthritis in dogs. You can also find prescription diets that contain those food supplements and support the joints. Keeping your dog active can help in both maintaining the range of motion in the joint and also maintaining normal body weight. Be aware that dogs with arthritis also like to lie on padded surfaces.
Arthritis is a common outcome of old age, unfortunately nobody can change that, but it is manageable, especially if diagnosed early. Please consult your veterinarian about treating your dog's Arthritis in order to keep you buddy comfortable, safe and happy.
Travelling with pets
The summer months are the official vacation time for many families. With the current school strike going on, many people are finding themselves on vacation sooner than they expected. If you consider going on a family getaway, don't be discouraged if you didn't plan an arrangement for your pet. Owning a pet should not restrict you from travelling and going on vacations. Even hotels and airlines are acknowledging this fact and try to be accommodating for pets.
Before you travel there are few things you should think about in order to keep the trip safe and pleasurable for both you and your pet.
I strongly recommend that all pet owners put an identification tag on the pet's collar and to consider injecting an identification microchip. A microchip is permanent and can't be removed in case the pet is lost or stolen.
For the campers out there, it is recommended to administer deworming, tick and flea control and heartworm prevention medications to your pet. Heartworm is transmitted by mosquitoes and this is the peak of the season.
If you are planning a trip outside of the province or country you should also check to see if there is a specific prevalence of any infectious agent in your destination area that might require a specific preventative treatment.
Before traveling anywhere, make sure your pet's vaccinations are up to date. If you are planning on crossing an international border, including the United States, a Rabies vaccine is mandatory.
Whether you are traveling by air or by car, you should think about the factors that will make your pet comfortable and safe. When traveling by air, the pet has to be placed in a travelling crate.
Nowadays many people take their pet on overseas vacations. Some airlines even permit carrying a small pet on board with you. If you are traveling with a large breed dog, check with your airline as to what the rules and restrictions are for the crate size and weight because those vary between the different airline companies. If your crate is very large you might face a problem with the airline or will be required to pay an extra fee. It is better to be well prepared and not to face unpleasant surprises on the day of the actual trip.
The pet should be comfortable in its crate. When you are choosing a travelling crate, make sure it is large enough to allow the animal stand, sit upright and lie down comfortably in the crate.
Make sure that the crate is not broken and that it can be latched securely. Label the crate with a "Live Animal" designation, and your contact numbers both at home and at the destination address.
Placing a familiar blanket and safe toys can help the animal feel more comfortable. It is very important to make sure that the crate is well ventilated. Some owners cover the crate to limit the pet's vision and reduce stress. This cover should be removed before boarding the plane to ensure adequate air supply.
The question of whether to sedate the pet is always a dilemma to the owners. I usually recommend avoiding sedation if possible, and to sedate only animals that are extremely stressed. Sedating an animal without being able to monitor it might bear some risks.
Make sure you put enough water in the crate that will last for the whole length of trip.
If the length of the trip and the medical condition of the pet allows it, it is better not to leave food in the crate and to feed soon after arriving at the destination.
When you travel by car you are not obligated to use a crate but I definitely recommend using a crate, especially when traveling with a cat. Cats tend to get extremely stressed in an unfamiliar situation and can escape very easily if not confined.
If your pet suffers from car sickness your vet can prescribe anti-nausea medications.
When traveling by car with a dog, it is recommended not to let it sit in the front passenger sit if there is an airbag in the car. It is better to place the dog in the back seat. You can find different car seat harnesses and other safety accessories in pet equipment stores. Remember to make frequent stops for the dog to drink, exercise and to relieve itself, and keep your dog on a leash at all times.
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Sox Call 1-800-Flowers and Tyler Delivered
Tuesday, August 5, 2014
Today's News
Tonight's Game
White Sox vs. Rangers at U.S. Cellular Field (7:10 p.m., CT, CSN). Starters: LHPJohn Danks (9-6, 4.50) for the Sox, RHP Colby Lewis (7-8, 5.98) for Texas.
Danks will be making his 23rd start of the season and 11th at home. He is 6-2 with a 3.78 ERA over his last 13 outings and 3-0 with a 4.85 ERA over his last seven. John is 4-2 with a 3.52 ERA over 10 starts at home this season.
Sox Starting Lineup: Eaton CF, Ramirez SS, Abreu 1B, Dunn DH, Viciedo LF, Gillaspie 3B, Flowers C, Garcia 2B, Sierra RF.
Plays of the Day
Because of last night's rain-shortened game, in which the Sox prevailed 5-3, Tyler Flowers lost his chance to hit for the cycle, missing only a double.The Sox catcher, in consecutive at-bats, missed a home run by thismuch in the third inning and settled for a triple, connected with a long solo homer in the fifth (his eighth of the year) and with the scored tied 3-3 drove in the two go-ahead runs in the sixth just before the game was delayed, then called, after the top of the seventh…fresh off being named both the American League Player and Rookie of the Month, Jose Abreu singled twice and drove in two runs, extending his major-league leading RBI total to 86…Adam Eaton collected two singles and two walks, raising his batting average to .309. He extended his hitting streak to 11 games (.490). He has reached base safely in 21 games, hitting .429 during that span…Hector Noesi got credit for his sixth win and went seven innings for the complete game.
Flowers' great night:
Is it the Glasses?
Flowers recorded a season-high three RBI and has recorded two homers over his last four games. Since Tyler began wearing glasses instead of contact lenses, he has a .390/.438/.695 slash line.
Quote of the Day
"Zilch," was Flowers' answer to how much his glasses have been the reason for his recent success. He added: "I don't even notice them. I'm not an idiot–I'm going to keep wearing them. I'm doing well, so I'm going to stick with them."
South Side Sox on Tyler's Surge
More Abreu Buzz
Sox Notes of Note
The White Sox are 8-1 in their last nine home games against the Rangers…we are hitting .338 with 68 runs scored over our last 11 games and have recorded 10 or more hits in four of our last five games (we knocked out 10 last night)…the Sox have won four of the last five against the AL West…reliever Zach Putnam, on the disabled list since July 24, begins his rehab assignment at Class AAA Charlotte.
A New Addition to the Ballpark
Special Visit
As part of White Sox Charities Week, skipper Robin Ventura, Gordon Beckham and Adam Dunn paid a visit today to the Family Life Center and hematology/oncology floor at Ann & Robert H. Lurie Children's Hospital of Chicago. The three Sox and Southpaw spent time with patients and distributed White Sox gift bags.
True Hero
The White Sox honored Sergeant Ryan M. Pitts as last night's Hero of the Game. Pitts received the Congressional Medal of Honor from President Obama on July 21.
Tomorrow's Schedule
White Sox vs. Rangers at U.S. Cellular Field (1:10 p.m., CT, CSN). Starters: LHP Chris Sale (10-1, 2.09) for the Sox, RHP Ryan Tepesch (3-7, 4.84) for Texas.
Photo of the Day
Remember, Comcast SportsNet goes "In the K Zone with Hawk & Stone" for tomorrow afternoon's game with Sale on the mound.
Sox announcers Hawk Harrelson and Steve Stone will broadcast the matinee from the "K Zone" in Section 154.
Sox Right On "Q" For Another Series Win
Sunday, August 3, 2014
Today's News
This Afternoon's Game
White Sox vs. Twins at U.S. Cellular Field (1:10 p.m., CT, CSN) in the rubber match of the three-game series. Starters: LHP Jose Quintana (6-7, 3.15) for the Sox, RHP Kyle Gibson (9-8, 3.94) for Minnesota.
"Q" is set to make his 23rd start of the season and 10th at home. Seven of his last eight starts have been quality and he is 3-0 with a 1.84 ERA and 51 Ks during that span.
Sox Starting Lineup: Eaton CF, Beckham 2B, Abreu DH, Gillaspie 3B, Ramirez SS, Konerko 1B, Viciedo RF, De Aza LF, Flowers C.
Plays of the Day
Adam Eaton doubled three times, singled in a pair of runs and upped his batting average to .306 in last night's loss to the Twins (click on top link below)…Gordon Beckham singled, doubled and drove in two runs and Alexei Ramirez smashed his 11th homer, a solo shot (click on bottom link below), singled and also drove in two…Jose Abreu walked twice, once intentionally, but his 21-game hitting streak was snapped…Scott Carroll rebounded from a tough start and went seven innings, getting a no decision.
Sox Notes of Note
Per @ckamka, the White Sox are hitting .347/.386/.515 as a team over their last nine games, with 118 hits (13.1 per game)…Eaton has now now hit safely in nine straight games, hitting .488 during that time. He also recorded his fifth consecutive multi-hit game and he's reached base in 19 games in a row, hitting .444 in that span. And he collected three doubles in a game for the first time in his career and had four hits in a game for the second time this season…Ramirez has hit safely in 12 of his last 14 games, hitting .333 with three homers and 13 RBI…Alejandro De Aza has registered three consecutive multi-hit games for the first time this season. He's 6-10 in those games…playing for Class AAA Charlotte on a rehab assignment, Avi Garcia went 3-5 in the Knights' win over Gwinnett last night and is 5-8 in his first two games…on Friday, Jordan Danks set the all-time Charlotte record for hits (440) with a home run.
Abreu Making an Impact–Off the Field
Great time yesterday sharing experiences with kids in need, to make one day at a time better for them!!! Together we can make the difference—
Jose Abreu (@79JoseAbreu) August 03, 2014
Thome Feted With Statue
I was honored to be in Cleveland yesterday when the Indians unveiled a statue of Jim Thome, who spent 2006-2009 with the Sox and currently serves as a special assistant to GM Rick Hahn. Jim broke in with the Tribe in 1991 and spent 13 of his 22 major-league seasons with them.
Quotes of the Day
Twins' skipper Ron Gardenhire on pitching around Abreu (via @scottmerkin):
"Well, we're thinking about trying to slip in a few more defenders in the outfield."
Meanwhile, hard to see anybody other than this guy winning the AL Rookie of the Year Award: espn.go.com/mlb/player/_/i… Could be unanimous.—
Buster Olney (@Buster_ESPN) August 03, 2014
Tomorrow's Schedule
White Sox vs. Rangers at U.S. Cellular Field (7:10 p.m., CT, CSN) in the opener of a three-game series. Starters: RHP Hector Noesi (5-8, 5.21) for the Sox, RHP Nick Martinez (1-7, 5.08) for Texas.
Photo of the Day
The Big Hurt's Hall of Fame plaque took center stage before last night's game.
Saturday, August 2, 2014
Today's News
Tonight's Game
White Sox vs. Twins at U.S. Cellular Field (6:10 p.m., CT, WGN). Starters: RHP Scott Carroll (4-6, 4.29) for the Sox, RHP Yohan Pino (1-3, 4.38) for Minnesota.
Carroll, making his 18th appearance and 12th start for the Sox, is 2-1 with a 2.38 ERA over his last four starts.
Sox Starting Lineup: Eaton CF, Beckham 2B, Abreu 1B, Dunn DH, Ramirez SS, Gillaspie 3B, Viciedo RF, De Aza LF, Nieto C.
Plays of the Day
On a night when Chris Sale wasn't at his All-Star best, the White Sox as a team were. On the way to the exciting 10-8 victory last night, we came back twice and pounded out 17 hits…Jose Abreu extended his hitting streak to 21 with an RBI single in the fourth inning (click on top link below) and added two more singles along with a walk and a HBP…Adam Eaton, who had three hits and reached base five times on Thursday vs. the Tigers, collected two more hits last night and walked, lifting his batting average to .299…In all, every Sox starter recorded at least one hit: Abreu (3), Eaton (2), Gordon Beckham (1), Paul Konerko (2), Alexei Ramirez (2), Conor Gillaspie (1), Tyler Flowers (2), Alejandro De Aza (2) and Moses Sierra (2) with seven of the nine knocking out two or more…Ramirez and Flowers led the way with two RBI apiece while Tyler went deep for his seventh homer, a solo shot (click on bottom link below)…Javy Guerra got credit for his first win and Jake Petricka pitched the ninth, registering his seventh save of the season.
The Abreu Report
During his 21-game streak, the longest in the American League this year and longest White Sox streak since Carlos Lee's club record 28 in 2004, Jose is hitting .411 and he has also hit safely in 39 of his last 40 games (.377). He has reached base in 10 straight plate appearances dating back to Thursday in Detroit. It's the longest streak by a Sox player since Frank Thomas set the club record with 15 in 1997. Abreu continues to lead the major leagues in homers (31), RBI (84), slugging percentage (.639), total bases (239), is tied for the lead in extra-base hits (60) and is second in OPS (1.003). He's now hitting .310 on the season.
Sox Notes of Note
Eaton (top photo below) extended his hitting streak to eight games, drove in a run and scored twice. He also has reached base safely in 18 straight contests, batting .421 with a .476 on-base percentage during that span…Flowers (bottom photo below) is 19-42 with two homers, four doubles and five RBI over his last 12 games…Sierra now has a career-high seven-game hitting streak (.440) and has recorded an RBI in back-to-back games for the first time this season…Gillaspie is hitting .352 with six doubles, three homers, nine RBI and 13 runs scored in his last 20 games and is batting .319 on the season…Konerko has reached base safely in his last six games. He's hitting .339 in 25 games since June 1…the Sox are hitting .349 with 20 doubles, nine home runs and 54 runs scored in winning six their last eight games. During that stretch, we have scored 10-plus runs twice and collected 14 or more hits five times…Tonight is Thomas replica Hall of Fame plaque night–on the 24th anniversary of The Big Hurt's major-league debut…Avi Garcia and Matt Lindstrom began their rehab assignments at Class AAA Charlotte last night. Garcia started the regularly scheduled game vs. Durham, going 2-4 with a run scored as the DH. Lindstrom tossed one inning (giving up a run) in the completion of the suspended game.
Sox in the Community
Abreu took time out from his hitting streak today to give some tips to youngsters at a Special Olympics/Amateur City Elite baseball clinic (top photo) while White Sox catcher Adrian Nieto (center) and former Sox All-Star Carlos May (far right) joined our Volunteer Corps yesterday to help refresh the playground at Armour Square Park (bottom photo).
Quote of the Day
Ever the team player, Sale exhibited some tongue-in-cheek humor along with praise for his teammates after last night's win (via Scott Merkin, mlb.com):
"Just how we drew it up. It was a little bit of everybody. Everybody in the lineup got a hit today, which is awesome. Scoring runs early, scoring runs late and in between. This team never quit fighting, especially when I put us in a pretty good hole right there. We never quit battling and put some good at-bats together and some runs on the board."
Tomorrow's Schedule
White Sox vs. Twins at U.S. Cellular Field (1:10 p.m., CT, CSN) in the finale of the three-game series. Starters: LHP Jose Quintana (6-7, 3.15) for the Sox, RHP Kyle Gibson (9-8, 3.94) for Minnesota.
Photo/Video of the Day
Olympic gymnastics gold medalist McKayla Maroney "flipped out" before throwing last night's ceremonial first pitch (click on link) and bonded with a group of Sox fans shown in the photo below. Plus, Elvis was in the building on his special night.
Catch a Tiger by the Tail
Tuesday, July 29, 2014
Today's News
Tonight's Game
White Sox vs. Tigers at Comerica Park, Detroit (6:08 p.m., CT, CSN) as the Sox try to gain some ground in the AL Central in the opener of a three-game series with the division leaders. Starters: LHP Jose Quintana (5-7, 3.15) for the Sox, RHP Anibal Sanchez (7-4, 3.45) for the Tigers.
"Q" will be making his 22nd start of the season and 13th on the road. Six of his last seven starts have been quality and he is 2-0 with a 1.70 ERA, 49 strikeouts and a .188 opponents average during that period. He had a no decision in his last start on July 23 vs. the Royals, allowing just one run on seven hits while striking out three in seven innings.
Sox Starting Lineup: Eaton CF, Ramirez SS, Abreu 1B, Dunn DH, Viciedo RF, Gillaspie 3B, Beckham 2B, De Aza LF, Flowers C.
Tomorrow is Today
Sox Notes of Note
Over the span of his hitting streak, Jose Abreu has the following slash line: .345/.389/.648 with 11 doubles, 11 home runs and 28 RBI…Tyler Flowers began wearing glasses on July 9. Since then he's .395/.439/.658 with seven doubles, a homer and seven RBI…Sox starters own a 3.11 ERA since June 23, the third-best mark in the American League and fifth-best in baseball…Class AAA Charlotte first baseman Andy Wilkins has been named the International League Batter of the Week for the second straight time. He is hitting .483 with eight doubles, 12 homers. 30 RBI and 24 runs scored in his last 21 games. Wilkins leads the IL in homers (26), RBI (70), extra-base hits (53), total bases (217) and home run ratio (14.69) and ranks second in slugging percentage (.568)…I was in Cooperstown Sunday and didn't post Adrian Nieto's first major-league homer. He deserves a mention here, so here it is:
Quote of the Day
During the Legends of the Game Roundtable in Cooperstown yesterday, Frank Thomas was asked who among the Hall of Famers he most enjoyed spending time with over Induction Weekend. He answered without hesitation, "Hank Aaron," and added that Aaron was Frank Sr.'s favorite player. "My Dad used to say to me, 'You're pretty good, but you're no Hank Aaron.'"
Tomorrow's Schedule
White Sox vs. Tigers at Comerica Park (6:08 p.m., CT, CSN). Starters: RHP Hector Noesi (5-6, 4.37) for the Sox, RHP Max Scherzer (12-3, 3.37) for Detroit.
Photo of the Day
One of our special guests in Cooperstown for Induction Weekend was Jeff Torborg, who was the manager of the White Sox when The Big Hurt made his debut.
Baseball fans will remember that Torborg was a fine major league catcher who caught two no-hitters (Nolan Ryan's first of seven and the one by Bill Singer) and a perfect game (Sandy Koufax). Thanks to diehard Sox fan Jacqueline Buzard, here's a photo of the catcher's mitt Torborg used in all three games. It is prominently displayed in the Hall of Fame Museum.
A Day For The Ages
Sunday, July 27, 2014
Induction Sunday
Cooperstown, NY — After months of anticipation, the annual Hall of Fame Induction Ceremony will begin today at 12:30 p.m., CT, at the Clark Sports Center, which is located just a mile south of the Hall.
During the ceremony, we will hear from our Sox-connected inductees Frank Thomas and Tony LaRussa, pitching greats and former Braves teammates Greg Maddux and Tom Glavine and elite managers Bobby Cox and Joe Torre as they are officially are inducted into baseball's shrine. The newest inductees will be welcomed by 55 of the 66 living Hall of Famers, who have made the trip here to be part of the festivities.
Frank and Tony: The Day Before
The six inductees spoke to the media yesterday in advance of today's ceremony. Here's a sampling of comments from Frank and Tony.
Frank-ly Speaking
On the Hall of Fame experience as a whole:
"It's really very stressful. A lot goes into it. I'm overjoyed, but the nerves are there. It's just a different feeling. This is bigger than any ball game that I've every played in. Tomorrow will be magical. Just seeing the stage today, the field and thinking about all those people out there, it will really be special."
On thinking about entering the Hall during his playing days:
"You never think about the Hall of Fame. It's something you can't control. As a player you just go out and play ball."
On his speech:
"I've been doing a lot of traveling with my TV work and each night when I get back to my hotel room I add a few lines and add some names. It'll be from the heart, giving credit to the people who got me here."
On his hitting style:
"I was a hitter, not just a home run hitter. I was about scoring runs, driving in runs. I knew I had to do something to help the team every night. (Sox hitting coach) Walt Hriniak had a whole lot to do with my approach in my first eight years in Chicago and me being here in Cooperstown. It was all about discipline. You knew you had to work hard every day."
On his Dad, Frank Sr., who has passed away:
My Dad was my man. He saw something in me and it was push, push, push, all the time–he got me off that couch. Without him I wouldn't be here. I keep thinking what a big smile he would have if he were still here. He'd be running around with No. 35 on his back, that's the kind of person he was."
The World According to Tony
On the role of a manager:
"I've been with coaches in other sports and we talk about how our first responsibility is to create a frame of mind for the players. Once you have their attention you can go from there. I think I had a feel for it, but I got better and better over the years."
On his time with the Sox, notably 1983 when the club won the AL West by 20 games. It was also the team's first playoff appearance since the AL pennant-winning year of 1959.
"1983 was a magical year. We had big personalities, great leaders like Bull (Greg Luzinski) and Kooz (Jerry Koosman) and a great coaching staff."
On Frank:
"He was the type of hitter that you had to take out of the game. He hit for power, average, hit to all fields. He was a marked man."
On Harold Baines and the Hall of Fame:
"My heart aches for him. If he had only been healthy enough to get 3,000 hits."
On his managerial career with the Sox, A's and Cardinals:
"Thirty years and three great places. How lucky I've been."
Yesterday's Award Presentations
Yesterday afternoon the Hall of Fame Awards presentation took place at Doubleday Field, for years the site of exhibition games between American and National League teams. Author Roger Angell received the J.G. Taylor Spink Award for meritorious contributions to baseball writing. Former player and broadcaster Joe Garagiola, who was not in attendance, won the Hall's Buck O'Neil Lifetime Achievement Award and Texas Rangers' broadcaster Eric Nadel was honored with the Hall of Fame's Ford C. Frick Award for major contributions to baseball broadcasting.
The Parade of Legends
With thousands of fans lining the streets cheering them on, the Hall of Famers rode down Main Street last evening in trucks en route to the Museum. Here's Frank and his wife Megan waving to the crowd.
Main Street
Cooperstown's main drag was again all abuzz yesterday with activity on another bright, sunny day. In addition to the thriving businesses we mentioned yesterday that were teeming with fans, other establishments enjoying the presence of the baseball faithful the past few days are the Heroes of Baseball Wax Museum, Mickey's Place (as in Hall of Famer Mantle), Shoeless Joe's and the Batter's Up Restaurant. Again, where else can you find these places?
Among the former players signing yesterday were Pete Rose, Andre Dawson, Maury Wills, Denny McLain, Bert Campaneris, Frank Howard, John Rocker, Ryan Klesko and many of the players who signed earlier in the week that we mentioned yesterday.
Among the oddest sights yesterday on Main Street? Somebody I could swear was Babe Ruth and the craziest Harley you ever saw.
A Hall of a Party
The White Sox hosted a party for Frank and Tony last night at Cooperstown's Templeton Hall with friends and family celebrating the occasion. The Big Hurt took to the microphone upon his arrival and expressed what an honor it is to be entering the Hall. He also admitted his "knees will be knocking," but is looking forward to the big day. Tony talked emotionally about his days with the Sox and led the crowd in singing "Na, Na, Hey, Hey, Goodbye."
A Sox Fan's Delight
Museum exhibits I thought you'd like to see.
And While We're in Cooperstown…
The Sox won their third straight last night with a 7-0 whitewash of the Twins. We go for the sweep of the four-game series today. Chris Sale was in vintage form. He won his 10th game of the season against a single loss via a brilliant five-hit shutout, which included a dozen strikeouts over eight innings–and he lowered his ERA to a miniscule 1.88…Alexei Ramirez hit a two-run homer, Conor Gillaspie was 3-4 with a double two runs scored, Tyler Flowers singled and doubled and drove in a pair and Adam Eaton had two singles, two RBI and scored a run. Jose Abreu extended his hitting streak to 16 games with a ninth-inning single. He has now recorded a hit in 34 of his last 35 games.
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I guess you could say it was SoxFest East yesterday on Main Street.
Carroll Looks to Continue Winning Ways
Tuesday, July 22, 2014
Today's News
Tonight's Game
White Sox vs. Royals at U.S. Cellular Field (7:10 p.m., CT, CSN). Starters: RHP Scott Carroll (4-5, 4.19) for the Sox, LHP Bruce Chen (1-2, 6.46) for KC.
Carroll is 2-0 with a 0.00 ERA over his last two starts. He tossed five scoreless innings on July 12 vs. Cleveland before leaving with lower back stiffness and allowed just one hit over 6.2 scoreless IP in his previous outing on July 7 at Boston.
Sox Starting Lineup: Eaton CF, Ramirez SS, Gillaspie 3B, Viciedo LF, Dunn DH, Konerko 1B, Beckham, 2B, Sierra RF, Nieto C.
Plays of the Day
Chris Sale was his usual brilliant self in his first start since the All-Star break in last night's 3-1 win over the Royals. He allowed just a single run, seven hits and two walks along with eight strikeouts as he won his ninth game and lowered his ERA to 2.03…Chris is 3-0 with a 1.47 ERA in his last three starts and is 7-1 with a 1.90 ERA at home this season…the bullpen did its part as well as Ronald Belisario pitched a scoreless eighth and Jake Petricka (shown below with Tyler Flowers after the final out) did likewise in the ninth while chalking up his fourth save…Adam Dunn drove in a pair of runs in the first innng with an opposite field single against the shift and Gordon Beckham brought home a run with a sixth inning sac fly…after getting on base four times on Sunday with two hits and two walks, Adam Eaton reached base three more times last night with two singles and a walk, lifting his batting average to .284…Jose Abreu's seventh-inning double extended his hitting streak to 11 games and he has now hit safely in 30 of his last 11 games.
For Starters, This is Pretty Impressive
White Sox starters own a 3.18 ERA since June 23, the best mark in the American League and fourth-best in the MLB during that span.
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Quotes of the Day
Sale, who has always been a team-first guy, on his Cy Young Award candidacy:
"I don't really pay too much attention to any of that. I have a job to do and I have to focus on doing that and winning games. We're right in the hunt right now. These are the dog days, and you've got to bear down. Now is not the time to be thinking about yourself or some trophy or whatever."
How great has Chris Sale been? He's 9-1, 2.03, with 2 blown saves. And his only loss is a 1-0 game where he K'd 10 and BB'd none.—
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Tomorrow's Schedule
White Sox vs. Royals at U.S. Cellular Field (1:10 p.m., CT, WGN) in the finale of the three-game series. Starters: LHP Jose Quintana (5-7, 3.26) for the Sox, RHP James Shields (9-5, 3.70) for Kansas City.
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What could be better than watching the Sox win while wearing your Adam Eaton t-shirt on "Free T-Shirt Monday?"
The remaining dates of the new promotion will be August 4 vs. Texas, featuring an Abreu t-shirt, August 18 vs. Baltimore, highlighting Sale, and September 8 vs. Oakland featuring Paul Konerko.
White Sox All-Stars Ready to Shine in Tonight's Midsummer Classic
Tuesday, July 15, 2014
Today's News
Star-Studded Sox
Our guys–Chris Sale, Alexei Ramirez and Jose Abreu–met the media yesterday along with the other American and National League All-Stars in advance of tonight's Midsummer Classic at Target Field in Minneapolis, which will be televised on FOX beginning at 6:30 p.m., CT.
Abreu on His Parents Attending the All-Star Game…
Listen to Jose talk about the excitement around his parents being in Minneapolis to see him play in the major leagues for the first time (with expert translation by my PR colleague Lou Hernandez).
Video: Jose Abreu on joy of parents seeing him in All Star Game
…And His Parents' Joy in Their Own Words
Here they are: Jose's mom and dad, Jose and Daysi.
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Quote of the Day
Reigning AL Cy Young Award winner Max Scherzer of the Tigers on Abreu, the MLB home-run leader at the break (via Dan Hayes, CSN Chicago):
"He's a difference-maker. He's such a quality at-bat. His power is unbelievable. He can take so many different pitches and just take you yard. You obviously respect what he can do. He's changed the complexion of their lineup and allows some of their other players to do other things as well. When you have a guy like that in your lineup, anchoring it, in a way it's kind of like what we have in Detroit with Miggy anchoring our lineup. He's only getting better and unfortunately that's a detriment to us."
"Welcome to Cooperstown: Frank Thomas" Debuts Thursday
Comcast SportsNet Chicago will present a special one-hour documentary, "Welcome to Cooperstown: Frank Thomas," a little more than a week before the Sox legend is inducted into the Baseball Hall of Fame on Sunday, July 27. The special will be narrated by media personality and author Richard Roeper and will premiere Thursday at 6:30 p.m., CT, exclusively on CSN Chicago. The special will re-air at 10:00 p.m. the same night.
In addition, CSN Chicago currently has encore showings scheduled for Saturday, July 26 at 7:00 p.m., and on the day of the induction ceremony at 4:30 p.m.
"Welcome to Cooperstown: Frank Thomas" covers everything from the slugger's childhood as a three-sport star in Columbus, Georgia, to his historic, record-breaking career with the White Sox. The documentary will feature exclusive, candid interviews with those who played major roles in his life and career, photos and video including exclusive, behind-the-scenes access of when Thomas received the official phone call telling him he was elected as well as Thomas' exclusive tour of the Hall of Fame with CSN Chicago's White Sox Pre/Postgame Live host Chuck Garfien.
Photos of All-Stars and Abreu's parents courtesy of Chuck Garfien.
The Fans Have Spoken: Sale is an All-Star
Thursday, July 10, 2014
Today's News
Final Vote
Thanks to the best fan base in baseball, Chris Sale has won the American League's Final Vote and will join White Sox teammates Jose Abreu and Alexei Ramirez on the American League All-Star squad next Tuesday night in Minneapolis.
Chris is the fourth White Sox player to win the AL Final Vote, the most of any team, following in the footsteps of Scott Podsednik (2005), A.J. Pierzynski (2006) and Paul Konerko (2011).
And a big congratulations and thank you to all my extraordinary colleagues in the White Sox organization who have been working 24/7 since Sunday to make sure Chris was an All-Star for the third straight year.
This Afternoon's Game
White Sox vs. Red Sox at Fenway Park, Boston (3:05 p.m., CT, CSN) in the finale of the four-game series. Starters: LHP Jose Quintana (5-7, 3.20) for the Sox, Jon Lester (9-7, 2.73) for Boston.
Quintana is 2-0 with a 0.94 ERA, 31 strikeouts and .188 opponent average in his last four starts, all of the quality variety. Jose currently owns a 15.2 scoreless innings streak and has allowed just one earned run over the last 25.2 innings. He is one of 13 American League pitchers since 2012 to work seven-plus scoreless innings at least eight times.
Sox Starting Lineup: Eaton CF, Beckham 2B, Abreu 1B, Viciedo LF, Ramirez SS, Konerko DH, Sierra RF, Flowers C, L. Garcia 3B.
Plays of the Day
Sale was brilliant last night, allowing a run and four hits along with six strikeouts in 7.2 innings, but the bullpen couldn't protect the Sox' late lead in the 5-4 loss to the Red Sox…Abreu and Conor Gillaspie each went 2-4 with a homer–it was Jose's major-league high 28th (tied) and Gillaspie's third of the year and second in as many nights (click on links below)…Alejandro De Aza was a homer shy of the cycle.
Sox Notes of Note
Abreu's 28 homers, 48 extra-base hits and 192 total bases are the most by a first-year player before the All-Star break since the first All-Star Game was played in 1933. He also has 70 RBI, is slugging .627 with a .961 OPS…Sox starting pitchers own a 2.61 ERA in the last 16 games (since June 23). It's the best mark in the AL and third-best in the majors…Sox first-base prospect Rangel Ravelo now owns a 25-game hitting streak for Class AA Birmingham, second longest streak in the minor leagues this season…Class AAA Charlotte catcher Josh Phegley has been named to the 2014 International League All-Star team. Phegley, who spent part of the 2013 season with the Sox, leads all IL catchers with 13 home runs this season. He joins teammate Tyler Saladino, previously elected as the IL's starting shortstop, as the Charlotte representatives for the Triple-A All-Star Game on Wednesday, July 16 in Durham, NC.
Quotes of the Day
Everything (almost) you ever wanted to know about Chris Sale via @danhayesCSN:
* Most ice cream cones consumed in one day: 5 (twice).
* Number of tattoos: 2.
* Most calories consumed in a day (estimate from John Danks with help from trainer Allen Thomas: 5,000-6,000.
* Healthy foods he eats: "I've never seen him dig into a salad or eat broccoli," said Tyler Flowers.
* Favorite movie: "I'm not really a movie guy."
* Favorite saying: (with help from Flowers): "Was that a good pitch?" said after hanging a slider.
* Favorite baseball venues to visit: Yankee Stadium, Target Field.
* Go-to karaoke song (with assist from Flowers): "Man in the Mirror," Michael Jackson.
* Most random fact about him (assist from Danks): "He's really good at ping pong."
* Favorite vacation spot (assist from Danks): "He always talks about Jamaica."
* Number of remote-controlled cars owned: One because he gave the second to Daniel Webb.
* Favorite video game: "Putting me on the spot. Three-way tie between NHL, FIFA and Call of Duty (Zombie mode)."
* Favorite snack food: "Pretty much anything. Whatever I can get my hands on." Said he "goes off" at Wendy's.
* Sport he's good at besides baseball (with an assist from Danks): "He's a pretty good golfer."
Tomorrow's Schedule
White Sox vs. Indians at Progressive Field, Cleveland (6:05 p.m., CT, CSN+) in the opener of a three-game series and the finale of the seven-game road trip leading up to the All-Star break. Starters: RHP Hector Noesi (3-6, 4.90) for the Sox, RHP Corey Kluber (8-6, 2.86) for the Tribe.
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What is the deal with the Friday dinners at Salumi? Will be coming in mid-August from NYC. I live near his son Mario Batali and have eaten at virtually all of his restaurants and even know his literary agent. Any suggestions? Failing that, is the culatello really the stuff of dreams as I've heard? What should I order for lunch? Want to try everything.
Culatello's very good, but not as amazing as the press has made it out to be. I think it's the Coors syndrome at work: Scarcity of a product making it nearly mythical thus artificially inflating the intrinsic goodness of the product. I personally prefer his lomo, which has nice buttery, nutty and ferment flavors that leave plenty of room to taste the actual pork. The culatello, in comparison, is simplistic, at least the one I tried.
G.G., If the pork cheek sandwich is on the menu, it's a must. The hot meat plate would be my second choice along with the soup of the day. As to the Friday dinners, much like Rao's in New York, there's not a chance. As an alternative for dinner, I highly recommend Harvest Vine. Make sure you have reservations and request a table in the wine celler. Enjoy your Seattle visit!
Dinner at Salumi is problematic. Armandino (the owner) states that he reserves this privelige for those people that he knows and likes. So, if you are motivated,it is necessary to go there for lunch many times and get to know Armindino. Then you have to agree on a date and I am told they are booked for a year ahead. Having stated this, though, I will tell you from experience that it is a food orgy worth experiencing. There is an abundance of organ meat, however, and BYOB is the rule.
i have a question.
is it easy to get in for lunch?
and are there any non-pork based dishes that are pretty good? thanks.
also, is it very costly at lunch?
Hold on, the wine is FREE?? I always thought they charged a few dollars for a glass and go on the honor system for refills??
re: Charles
The wine is $3.50 per glass, pour your own, pay for what you drink as you leave.
I don't eat pork either, but I've had their lamb prosciutto. They sometimes have one or two other lamb things and sometimes the soup or a pasta is pork-free.
You can also get a sandwich of fresh mozzarella or gorgonzola.
re: japhyjones
Actually, I don't thik they are doing diners at all lately. They are doing more lunches, now that Ingrid is done with culinary school, and they may do an occasional favor for a relative, but I don't think its in the business any more.


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MUMBAI: The interest in broader markets , despite poor retail participation, has picked up in the last nine months. With improving economic environment and lower interest rates, the sector is likely to outperform the benchmarks in the long term. The S&P BSE Midcap Index has surged 30 per cent as compared to 18 per cent rise in the Sensex in August 2013-March 2014 period. "While the jury is still out on the pace of economic recovery, we believe that growth has bottomed, currency has stabilised and the twin deficits have shown a marked improvement.
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Market appears to have peaked out before the election and should hover between 21,000 - 22,000 levels, says Nipun Mehta, Founder & CEO of BlueOcean Capital, in an exclusive with Kshitij Anand of EconomicTimes.com. Q) Disappointing data from China, burgeoning crisis in Ukraine, where do you think markets are headed from here? Is it routine profit-booking that we are witnessing in the markets or have the markets peaked out ahead of elections and is going to hover around 22,000?
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Yes, except it should be manageable to block cap without using dps weapons. :)
It's a flat 5%.
So basically, you can think of it as aiming for 97.4% for your parry + dodge + block.
Up until tier 13, the tier pieces were identical, so I just listed one of them because the stats were equivalent.
I just recently became aware that the tank tier pieces no longer match across...
Epic gem updates added now as well.
Will get various class tier gear sorted out soon (where stats are different).
Let me know if there are any questions or concerns or other stuff missing!
Updated for some new BoEs I missed originally. Thanks Klausi!
I'm not sure if you're looking at a non-refreshed version of my list or something, but I've got all the items you're mentioning here and that are on the filter list you provided (with the...
Just a minor note, but the "Updated for 4.3" on my list should say it's updated for everything (5-man dungeons, Dragon Soul, etc). Had someone contact me because they thought your label on the...
I'll be adding DK and warrior tier gear to the list tomorrow since pieces are itemized differently. Having trouble getting the gear to come up with proper links from the ptr.wowhead.com site, but...
I'm still updating! :)
As a quick note, you might adjust the link on the top page to only be to the gearlists on www.vexryn.com. I'm not updating the ones on the Maintankadin page for patch 4.3,...
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Awesome feedback Bigbad, thanks.
I didn't realize the tier itemization was different this time. I'll have to figure out how to show both without making it too cumbersome. Thanks for the heads-up....
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Oops, thanks. Had it 379 on one list and 378 on the other. Fixed! :)
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Implemented a long list of minor fixes for the list, including fixing all the tier drop locations for regular and heroic.
Had a few minor bugfixes recently. Old links to PTR website should all be fixed now.
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