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I am jealous Man, I want to be seeing these games but I guess it is not worth heading north to Michigan to do it. Do you guys have a handle, after only 21 games, whether these guys are playing at a level above or below the 'Bad Boys'?? It seems just from hearing what little we hear that they are purely awesome, when they want to be. I will be seeing a couple of games soon, but in the meantime, are they as good so far as the 'Bad Boys'??
I really don't like to get into comparisons like that, 'berbs. I'd say this team is more diverse offensively, but the 3-point shot is so much more important these days it's really hard to compare. Defensively, the Bad Boys brought intensity with greater regularity. Sometimes you could go weeks without seeing an opponent get an open layup. I'd say the Bad Boys were a tougher team mentally, but that's about as far as I'd go. Different eras, and the league has legislated dramatically different playing styles. But making the comparison isn't nearly as far-fetched as it used to be.
Bad Boys lazy, I conversed with max about this earlier today. I also said I wouldn't post it, because the younger members might not get it. Here I go compromising myself. The Bad Boys would mop the floor with these guys. They are playing great, but the Bad Boys circa 1990 was a truly dominant team. It's still early and this team has not played many probable playoff squads yet. Enjoy the moment, but don't compare eras. The Bad Boys are in a class all their own.
Now Wait Just A Minute Pistons have played 21 games. Based upon the current standings the playoff teams that they have played are: 1. Philadelphia - Leading the East 2. Phoenix 3. Dallas 4. Milwaukee 5. New Jersey 6. Chicago (2) 7. Golden State 8. L.A. Clippers 9 games out of 21 against playoff teams which is a bit below the percentage of teams that make the playoffs which is 15 out of 29 or slightly over 50% when you exclude the Pistons because they can't play themselves. (except in practice) LOL However they have also only played 8 games at home vs 13 on the road. Is this team as good as the Bad Boys? Not as deep but the starting five matches up pretty well. I would say that RIP and C-Bill are now close to being on par with Zeke and Dumars when the Pistons won in 90. Don't forget that at that point Zeke was on the downward slope of his career. Big Ben vs Bad Bill. - Certainly Bad Bill had a better offensive game, to say nothing about his offensive personality on the court, but on the defensive side I would have to get defensive and vote for Big Ben. Sheed and Prince vs - Mark A. and my namesake Buddah. I would have to go with Sheed and Prince if no other reason because Sheed and Prince have far better overall games than Mark A. and Buddah. The bench clearly goes to the Bad Boys, with the Original Microwave, Rodman and Salley being first off the bench. Coaching wise well Big Daddy certainly dressed better than Flipper. Was he a better coach? Well Big Daddy had some really lousy records as a coach both before and after he coached the Pistons, but he did win two titles. I will abstain on this one until we see what the Pistons do this year in the playoffs. Finally the Bad Boys had Scott Hastings and William Bedford and the current Pistons have DMC and DD. I would give a slight edge to DMC and DD but not much. LOL
Ever think about the two starting units being able to play each other? Zeke vs CB Joe vs Rip Aguirre vs Tay Mahorn vs Sheed Laimbeer vs Ben Two different eras...but what a great matchup it would be! But I can't really think about the Bad Boys without including Vinnie, the Worm, Buddah, Salley & even Dantley.
Mahorn vs. Sheed and Laimbeer vs. Ben would be worth the price of admission. I'm going to move all of these "versus" posts to a new thread tomorrow. It's a good discussion.
Actually, I like this team over the Bad Boys for this reason. I think this team is very capable of winning four ships compared to the Bad Boys two. I think this team has the capability of becoming a dynasty (especially if we had won last year) whereas I don't think of the Bad Boys as a dynasty. I think we are more potent offensively now and can be as well defensively if we stayed at the level we were at the last two years. The number of possessions is higher now so its kind of hard to know cause we are comparing apples and oranges. Plus I don't buy into the idea that the NBA was better 15 years ago than it is now. I think the fundamentals were taught and implemented more 15 years ago but I think the players are a little more atheletic now. Especially since we now have more players from throughout the world than compared to 15 years ago.
This team has nothing on the Bad Boys. Don't give me any of that "Bad Boys aren't an dynasty" bull%%%%, because they were. They were competitors for the longer time than the current team. There had more elite teams back then, Blazers, Lakers, Celtics, and Bulls. 3 straight finals appearences, and I believe even more eastern conference finals appearences. To win a back-to-back in that era is worth talking about. Zeke would dominate CB. Rip would get schooled by Duuuuuuuuuuuuuumars. Laimbeer would throw a punch to Ben. Oh yes, he would dominate him in HORSE. Aguirre could power Tay out. Mahorn would leave Sheed speechless. Don't forget Rodman, crazy as he is, he is truly a better defensive player than Ben. The man invented defense. Not to mention, Buddha Edwards had a post game as well. Vinnie Johnson would dominate Dice has a hot hand off the bench. Strong perimeter game, agressive defense at all 5 positions, no fear of fines for knocking anyone off their ass. The Bad Boys were something new and different, and there will be never be another Bad Boys. They were something special, and I'm very fortunate to have witnessed their play on TV.
I had to think about this again. Daddy Rich vs. Flip? You gotta give Daddy Rich props. Flip has only won 2 playoff series. Daddy Rich went to the Finals 3 times. Let's hope we have that much good fortune with Flip, but if they played based upon where this team is at today, there is a huge coaching edge to the Bad Boys. And seriously, VJ would absolutely abuse Arroyo. The refs would have to call child services at halftime.
Bad Boys definitely had the stronger bench. No debate there whatsoever. We need to definitely cash in Darko to strengthen our 7-10 players. Especially since we haven't had a serious injury for several years. Hate to say it but Ladyluck could be leaving us soon. We need to prepare ourselves now for that, should that unfortunate scenario occur.
re On a strict talent standpoint the 1990 Pistons have the edge and their much taller frontcourt would have worn down the current Pistons 3-PF rotation. If you want to get technical then you would have to establish which rules this series would be played under as things have changed a lot. What was a hard foul back then now would be a flagarant 2 or even a multi-game suspension. Things have changed quit a bit when you consider the old Pistons Scored 110PPG and let in 104 PPG. But the 104 points against was amoung top in the league. A definite edge our current team has is they are not going against the grain. That caught up to the old Pistons in the 1991 Conf Finals against the Bulls. Could not buy a call in that series. An absolute sham of a series but the whole thing happened because the old Pistons did not play ball with the style of play that the league wanted to see. A definite precedence was established in that series that took away much of the physicality that the old Pistons needed to win back then. Current Pistons are a very likeable team and are very adaptable to any league rule changes. I do much prefer having a team that other people like and respect rather that hate. Its not us against the world anymore. That part I do like much better about the current team.
Old VS New Old would win hands down Zeke vs. Billups.... zeke would give billups fits because of his speed but it would be a duel (think billups vs. arenas but better) advantage zeke Joe vs. Rip... Rip would give Joe a little trouble with his height but Joe would just body him anyway i think rip would get caught trying to help on d and Joe would drain in the 3s advantage Joe Mark vs. Tay.... mismatch here if Tay gets it in the post he's money over mark and he could shut down mark on d Advantage Tay big time Bill vs. Sheed.... oh the mind games these 2 would have for each other i think sheeds mouth would piss off lamb and he would be swinging (picture lamb and sir Charles) both can knock down the outside shot both have some good post moves and both are very smart players advantage = sheeds athleticism would be hard for bill but bill was to tough for that to matter Buddha vs. Ben ... a good battle but some one has to lose Ben shuts down Buddha and Buddha beats Ben up for it not literally but its not pretty advantage Ben Bench vs. bench hands down the new pistons get smoked vinnie explodes while arroyo implodes Rodman and Salley laugh and toy with Mcdyess and mo and Bedford and Darko talk about their asses being sore The game... Flip calls the first timeout to tell the guys to remember to move the ball and to get back on d because they are getting beat in transition meanwhile the daddy asks his guys if they feel like turning up the defense just a little because of all the screens Flip takes the 2nd timeout because zeke is getting to the hole whenever he wants (and oh yeah sheed needs stitches) Halftime old 65 new 56 Second half billups and zeke start matching bucket for bucket but billups are all 3s score ties at 83 4th quarter new pistons try too lock down on d get up by 5 but get lazy and the old pistons kick into high gear Joe and lamb knock down back to back to back 3s and take the lead 108 103 final 2 minutes sheed and lamb get into it and sheed gets a t then billups gets one for arguing the call pistons down 9 and Joe makes the t's to put them up 11 tay makes a couple of 3's but it is to little to late final score 123-117 (did i mention that the old pistons were on a back 2 back?)
Definitely bench of 'Bad Boys' stronger. Starting 5 would be a good match up. But when it comes down to the bench, 'Bad Boys' would burn them. Coaching wise, definitely got to give the edge to Chuck Daly.
Bad Boys vs America's Team Downright amazing to hear the cheering for the Pistons on the road and then think back to the booing the Bad Boys & especially Laimbeer got everywhere they went. He's probably the most hated player the NBA has seen.
Dumars Yes it is amazing. When you are known for hard working and good sportsmanship people are going to respect that. Can thank Joe Dumars for that. Thats what he demands from his players.
I also think there are a lot of fans who want the season to build to a good showdown, and right now it's hard to imagine another Eastern Conference team that can stand up to the Spurs. Without the Pistons it's Spurs-Mavs and a one-sided Final.
i wasn't really a part of the bad boy era, but what i can say is that teams in the future have more talent, but they also they usually don't play the game as smart. if some of our players played in the past i gaurantee you they would look amazing, and this team especially the starting 5 does play smart. it's would be very hard to compare though because i have no clue how the badboys would adjust to the more fouls called on the defensive end of the floor today, and at the same time how the current team would adjust to the game back then. it's very hard to compare teams especially if one team played pretty long ago.
Buckeyes#1 and detteam Both you guys made good points. I think we are going to win more than two 'ships. But on the other hand, the Bad Boys could have, with a little luck, won four. Zeke's errant pass that Bird intercepted, and having Zeke so badly injured in the first LA NBA finals. With a little luck, we could have had those two, as well. Detteam, I too like to hear our guys rooted for in foreign arenas. The Bad Boys, especially Lambs and Rick, drew many boos. But in Bill's case, he was know quite a bit as the guy you hate but would love to have on your team. I remember especially the Portland NBA finals series. The Portland fans hated him so much; he got into the team and the fans' heads so much, it took them out of their game, to a very great extent. He was an asset in that respect as well as the way he played. I can so remember those mighty leaps he made to get his shots off, at least an inch and a half off the floor. And the way Rodman and Salley ran the fast break, the ball seemed to never be within 10 feet of the floor all the way down the court. I have the feeling that Sheed, Taysh, Rip, Ben and the guys are quicker and faster than the Bad Boys, but when I really get to thinking about it, I think there was not much difference, at all. Do you think we have anybody now that could have handled Jodan as well as Joe did? I don't think Taysh would be able to tough up to him and would Ben have been able to do the job? I know they could defend him today but I wonder about how well our guys of today would have done against a Michael in his prime.
That's tuff to say because the games are different today as far as defensively being able to do more back then Stern has tried to open it up for the offense to make the game more appealing nowadays. Sheed and Bill would have been great to see dropping 3's on each other going inside banging it up.Joe guarded Jordan but could he have kept up all game with Jackrabbit Rip?Zeke and C-Note man pretty close match-up Zeke laying it up at will C throwin down 3's.Tay I think would have takin it to Aguire but put Rodman on Tay to shut him down.Bench Bad Boyz slaughter this year's bench. Interesting to think about though.With the bench the Bad Boyz take this hands down but put the starters against each other and funny they are really close for the most part besides some little quirks each team has but then again Joe played on one and built the other so go figure.


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Best 10 Reasons Why Baseball is the Best Sport in the World
There are different types of sports played all over the world. Each sport has its own share of benefits and followers. While football has a huge following in Europe, in US it is baseball, which rules the masses. I often get into intense fights with my friends who are fans of football and basketball on which is the best sport to be played ever. Naturally, I always speak for baseball.
The most common fact that I point out about baseball is that while it has several rules, they are not that huge, when compared to the penalties that you need to memorize in a football game. And as for basketball, it surely is a wonderful sport, but does not contain the complexities that keep you alert and on edge, as in baseball. Moreover, people love it in spite of the complexities present.
Here are some of the more compelling reasons that make it the best sport ever:
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Must Visit US Places
Last week I got a call from my cousin living in England. He had booked for a seven-day trip to the U.S. and wanted to know about the best places to visit. Though he had been to my place a few years back, it was a very short visit and he couldn't get to see the tourist attractions because of the busy work schedule he had. Now he has saved up for a longer stay and wanted to see as much as he can in the one week that he'll be here.
The United States is one of the countries worldwide that boasts of diversified nature right from its skyscrapers to the natural and stunning beaches and landscapes. From man-made wonders like the Golden Gate Bridge and skyscrapers to natural splendors like Niagara Falls and Grand Canyon, there are several places to view, when you visit the United States. While there are numerous must see places in the country, I've limited it to the most important ones in this list.
Tips on How to Profit on Baseball Betting
My friend is a compulsive gambler and loves to bet on all types of sports, especially basketball and football. We met recently in college baseball match. I was surprised to see him there, as he is more of a basketball fan. He said that he had been trying his hand at baseball betting and found it quite profitable. In fact, he said that he'd made more profits from baseball than other sports. Other than being one of the top US attractions, baseball is also gaining popularity among sports bettors.
Sports' betting is one of the most profitable forms of gambling and has been indulged in by fans and gamblers alike due to the huge profits it can reap. While many sports bettors say, baseball is the easiest and most revenue earning sport, it is still not that prevalently wagered upon.
The argument that football and basketball betting is common among sports gamblers, but they are not familiar with baseball betting, is a misconception, as baseball wagering is quite easy. You don't have odds or point spreads here. Here are some tips that help you earn good profits in baseball betting
Understanding lines
A prospective baseball gambler should first understand about money lines properly. In baseball, both professional and smart bettors do not indulge in odds more than 140. And they usually bet on the underdog. Even if you just focus on underdogs, it is possible to win at least half or lower of your bets but you still have good profits this way in the long term.
Other than the money line, another important consideration is the run line. Run line is a blend of money line and point spread.
How to Improve Hand Eye Coordination
The hands are very important for baseball players. Catching, pitching and passing all rely on the person manipulating the ball to have a certain level of dexterity, so the throws don't veer off course and the catches don't end with dropped balls and errors. There are a lot of standard drills for improving hand eye coordination, but there are some other, non-traditional things you could do to make your fingers work better too. I'm talking about other activities where the fingers and hands play a key role in making something happen, or getting something to work. Have you ever heard of a serger?
Well, a serger is a kind of sewing machine that uses different types of thread simultaneously to create unique stitching and embroidery. It's also a very useful and often unused tool when it comes to improving hand eye coordination. There's even some footwork involved if you're using a machine that comes with a pedal for turning on the motor, so there's that to consider too. Watching with your eyes while you move fabric or cloth with your hands to create stitches without stabbing your fingers can be a little intimidating for those who have never sewn before, but don't let that stop you.
The truth is, you won't find another exercise quite like this for making your hands and eyes work together better while you're out on the diamond. Working with a serger can be fast-paced and risky, even for those with lots of experience using them, so as a freshy you should be very careful with them. Now naturally, practicing catching will help you to catch balls more often too – but this sewing thing really helps with detecting moving objects (the ball) and then reaching for them with your hands. This skill is vital to success in baseball and this is an ingenious way to help develop said skill.
Stitching by hand can have a similar effect, while being far less dangerous to the person doing the sewing. The needle on a serger, or any sewing machine for that matter, is connected to a motor which makes the thing stab again and again and again. The motor doesn't care if the needle is sticking flesh instead of cloth and it will simply make the needle keep stabbing, even when you wish it would stop. All this said, if you don't have any experience with a sewing machine, hand stitching is a great place to start your path toward better hand eye coordination.
These training methods come with secondary benefits too. Normally things like repaired socks and knit pants would be the primary benefit, but you're sewing to get better with your hands – not specifically for sewing, itself. Plus you're also learning a useful skill you can take with you throughout life. As long as clothes, sheets, blankets and other items are made from cloth and kept together with stitching, there's going to be a need for people who know how to work stitches. With all the benefits here so readily apparent, there's no reason not to start sewing soon.
Building Better Balance
A big part of baseball is maintaining one's balance while playing. Swinging the bat, running for bases and leaping to catch a fly ball are all important aspects of the game and each of these actions relies on the player having a solid sense of balance in their body. Coaches and athletes know this, and it's just one of the many things people train for so they can play well. But if you ask me, the exercises associated with baseball just don't do enough to keep players from taking tumbles while running as fast as they can with their eyes on the sky, like they do when trying to catch a hit ball.
Longboarding is one exercise that races to mind when considering ways to improve balance and build a better, more stable body. It's just like skateboarding, except riders are far less likely to take a tumble or get injured because the board is much longer, lending the rider a more stable surface to manipulate than he would get from a skateboard. Riding is good; practicing rolling along a surface while remaining upright and on your feet is good. However, don't go trying to do any tricks on a longboard, even if it's like the Natasha by Sector 9. They just aren't designed to weather impacts like skateboards are.
So how do longboards help baseball players improve their balance? Well, boarding of any kind is all about learning how to center one's gravity. It is inherently an exercise in balance, both finding a balance to ride at all and maintaining that balance, once it has been found, to keep riding over a measurable distance. More than that, it is about modifying one's posture as the terrain underfoot (or under wheel?) shifts. Because it is constantly changing, even in places like skate parks where the ground is supposed to be relatively flat, you will constantly be changing the way you hold yourself while riding.
This happens a lot in baseball too, but only on natural grass and dirt. The synthetic stuff you can find in some stadiums is unbelievably flat and even – great for running on but not really realistic in terms of the shifting you need to do to keep from falling down while running on it. After all, running is just falling forward while kicking your feet to keep from actually falling on your face. Anyhow, because there are similar principles at work when trying not to fall off a longboard or into a pile of grassy dirt, it's plain to see how longboarding could help build a better sense of balance in a person.
The only thing left to do it get your hands on a good tool for training purposes. At http://longboardingnation.com/best-longboard-reviews/ you can find a host of different longboards from a number of manufacturers. You'll find reviews for the majority of the boards too, and these can help you when you're deciding which board you should grab. Realistically, you could get your balance training from another kind of exercise too; but longboarding has been on my mind lately, so this is the training I'll cover today.
Baseball and Boxing
At a glance, you might think there are few things linking these two popular sports together. Sure, they both get the player up and active, but where do the similarities exist beyond that? You might be really surprised, because there are numerous points. I'm going to take some time to talk about a few which were immediately apparently to me today, but by no means does this mean there are only three ways the two sports are similar. Hopefully you'll forgive me if my boxing lingo isn't up to snuff – I'm really more of a baseball fan, as my blog should suggest.
Both baseball and boxing are sports which utilize the entirety of the body. In boxing, when you're taking punches and throwing some of your own, you use your upper and lower body along with your core while attacking, dodging and jockeying for position against your opponent. Baseball doesn't feature any punching but there is plenty of pitching, as well as swinging of the bat, running between bases, sliding, jumping and more. Both of these sports work the upper and lower body to great effect, making them good whole body workout options.
Boxing and baseball are both strictly aerobic exercises as well. They're all about movement – getting and staying mobile rather than lifting heavy burdens or moving great weights over long distances. Because of this, endurance and being able to keep going is more important in both of these sports than greater physical strength. You shouldn't be surprised to learn that boxing and baseball both incorporate similar exercises like running, jumping rope, sprinting and swimming to help ramp up the endurance of players. You want to be strong, yes, but not big and bulky; that will slow you down.
Third, both boxing and baseball feature a minimum of defensive gear. Unlike football which is loaded with pads, chestplates, straps and other pieces of equipment, gloves are pretty much the only thing stopping a punch in boxing, or stopping a flying ball in baseball. Both games stress a strong body overall but at the end of the day, they are also both about the hand; if you can't punch, you'll be a terrible boxer, and if you can't catch, no baseball team in the world is going to want you playing for it. This point might be just a bit more insightful than the other two, but they're all good comparisons if you ask me.
I've now effectively covered three distinct ways baseball and boxing are similar, but like I said, there are many other comparisons to be made between the two. Do any of you have such a comparison in mind? I'm sure other readers would be happy to see it, and that's not counting me. I often find myself thinking of ways things are similar or different, and I can get pretty extreme sometimes, so I'm sure somebody out there has something good to add to this. I'd still rather be playing baseball at the end of the day though. Anyhow, that's it for now. See you lot next time.
Al Ferrara
Alfred John 'The Bull' Ferrara, better known as Al Ferrara, was a famous Major League Baseball player. He's one of my favourite players, so I decided to write an article about him. He played for the Los Angeles Dodgers, San Diego Padres and Cincinnati Reds. He was an accomplished player, and was active from 1963 to 1971. He also had an interesting private life, and a great TV career! Now that's versatile!
Early Life
Al Ferrara was born in Brooklyn. His father was a firefighter and his mother a homemaker. His mother died when he was 17, leaving his grandmother in charge of him.
As a young boy, Al wanted to play baseball, but his grandmother was a traditional Italian woman, and she insisted that he learn how to play the piano. Not a digital piano like the ones you can find at PianoReport, but a classical one. He started at age eight, and learned the classics. His teacher insisted that he read music and play classics like Beethoven and Bach. He and his grandmother agreed that he could go to Coney Island and spend a quarter in the batting area for every hour he spent practicing the piano.
As he continued with his musical career, his baseball career was just getting started. He went batting a lot, and he began being noticed. People would watch him bat, and add quarters so he could get more balls. After a lot of negotiating, his grandmother agreed that if Al became his teacher's number one student, he wouldn't have to play the piano anymore, and could go completely into baseball. And he did just that. He had a performance at Carnegie Hall where he went on last – a sign that he was the best pupil. He played on an old-fashioned piano, nothing like the ones you see today - like this Yamaha http://www.pianoreport.com/yamaha-p35-digital-piano-review/. When he got off the stage, he kissed his grandmother and never touched a piano again.
Baseball Career
Ferrara made his debut in 1963, when he was 23. In 1966, he accomplished one of his best seasons, having played 63 games with 129 appearances on the plate. That year, he also played in the World Series. In 1967, he had an even better season with over 380 plate appearances, and 16 home runs. His average then was .277, and he was elected Dodger of the Year.
After that, he played with the San Diego Padres from 1969, and was traded in 1971, after only 17 games. He played 32 games with the Cincinnati Reds, almost always on the position of the pitch-hitter. He played his final major league game in September, 1971.
Later Life
After his baseball career ended, Ferrara went into sales, and started his own company. He retired after 30 years, in 2005. When the recession hit, he lost some of his savings, and decided to take up some work for the Dodgers. They made him a part of their community relations team – he visits elementary schools and reads books to the kids.
Baseball Players Who Play Golf
Many athletes are great at their chosen sport, but really bad at many others. However, this is not always the case. One of the best examples of a multitalented athlete is Jim Thorpe – a player who is considered to be one of the most versatile people in modern sports. He won gold medals in the decathlon and pentathlon, was a college and professional football player, had a career in basketball and played Major League Baseball.
Not all players are that extremely versatile, but nevertheless, there are some who show talent in multiple fields. Here is a list of great and famous baseball players, who are also into golfing (and are pretty good at it).
1. Brandon Inge
This star player for the Pittsburgh Pirates loves to take time between practice to relax and shoot some balls on the green. On the diamond, he is a utility player, and plays anything from third base to catcher. On the golf field, he is rumoured to be a 6 handicap. Hats off!
2. Mike Trout
Mike Trout is an outfielder for the Los Angeles Angels of Anaheim. Although it is unusual for position players to extend their interests to during the baseball season, this golf aficionado does it anyway. In 2013, he played a charity golf tournament in a four-man team, and earned the title American Rookie of the Year. If he ever gets tired of baseball, he obviously has other career choices.
3. Livan Hernandez
This right-handed pitcher is a free agent, which gives him the time to play all the golf he wants. His handicap is around 2, which is pretty good for an amateur. In an interview, he said that his worst problem is not hitting many mid-irons – this might be because he might not be using a good rangefinder. For a selection of the best golf rangefinders click here.
4. Mark Teixeira
This great baseball player is rumoured to be a 10 handicap. He spends a lot of time on the golf course near his home in Connecticut. He also made a large donation to the golf team of Georgia Tech – his alma mater. He is a big fan of the game, and he's pretty good at it, too.
5. Nick Punto
Punto gave an interview for Golf.com, where he said he was a 0.5 handicap, and that his long irons were the worst part of his game. When playing baseball, Nick plays for the famous New York Yankees, where he's a utility man, playing every position except pitcher, catcher and first base. A multitalented player indeed!
6. Derek Jeter
Jeter also plays for the New York Yankees, and he once told ESPN that he doesn't play much golf. Nevertheless, he loves the game and he loves to host his own charity golf tournament named the Derek Jeter Celebrity Golf Classic. In 2013, he didn't play because of the rehab for his broken ankle. I'm thinking that maybe he didn't want to show off his amazing (or amazingly bad) golf skills. Maybe next time Jeter!


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Paul Byrd seeks to maintain his mastery of the Seattle Mariners when the Los Angeles Angels continue a three-game series at Safeco Field.
Byrd is 6-0 with a 1.52 ERA in six career starts against Seattle, including a 3-0 mark with a 1.59 ERA in three outings this season. His latest win over the Mariners came on Sept. 2 when he surrendered one run and five hits over eight innings in a 4-1 victory.
"(Byrd) has always been that kind of pitcher, trying to trick you, keep the ball low, in and out," Mariners third baseman Adrian Beltre said. "He threw a lot of strikes, worked it inside and out, threw breaking balls for strikes behind in the count."
The veteran right-hander enters with a 14-inning scoreless streak after yielding four hits over seven innings in a 3-0 win at Boston last Thursday. Byrd has won two straight starts after being winless in his previous seven outings.
Los Angeles had its four-game winning streak snapped with an 8-1 loss on Monday. The Angels managed only four hits and did not score after the first inning.
The loss cut the Angels' lead to one game over Oakland in the AL West race.
The Mariners snapped a seven-game home losing streak against the Angels by using a 14-hit attack Monday. Richie Sexson homered and Raul Ibanez went 4-for-5 with his 18th homer to lead Seattle.
Mariners catcher Dan Wilson, sidelined most of this season by a knee injury, announced that he will retire after this season. Wilson was cheered when he took out the lineup card before Monday's game and indicated that he wanted to get one final at-bat to cap his career before the season ends.
"If we're going to do it, it'll be at home," Seattle manager Mike Hargrove said. "I don't see much sense in doing it on the road."
Opposing Byrd will be Mariners right-hander Ryan Franklin, who is winless in his last six starts, going 0-3 with a 7.88 ERA. Franklin's 14 losses are tied with Cleveland's Jake Westbrook for the third-highest total in the AL.
Franklin is 1-2 with a 4.95 ERA in four starts against the Angels this season. The 32-year-old right-hander is 0-2 with a 13.54 ERA in two home starts against Los Angeles this year, failing to pitch past the fifth inning each time.
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A Phase III trial evaluating the anticancer drug Tarceva found that using the drug immediately after initial chemotherapy against advanced non-small-cell lung cancer (NSCLC) significantly extends overall patient survival and delays disease progression. Roche says treating patients with Tarceva immediately following first-line chemotherapy rather than waiting for the cancer to reappear or spread, represents a new approach in the fight against NSCLC.
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After years so far of Obama and his progressive agenda what an any self-respecting Democrat be thinking about moving farther to the left? They need to maybe think abut someone actually right of center before the nation is destroyed. Hillary has no moral compass and never has had one. Her involvement in Benghazi is a stark display of that and her lack f leadership. She has stayed in a political marriage with one of he biggest scumbags in this country. Hiawatha Warren is a joke and a known liar. Bernie Sanders quacks when he walks. If these folks are the only "gem" the Dems have then they have big problems after Obama finishes his destruction.
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after installing a buffalo usb external terabyte hard drive my internal memory card reader has disappeared from the "my computer" window so if i insert a memory card nothing happens,if i insert a usb memory stick into the card readers usb port the card reader sees it?
how do i get the card reader to work?
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Has the usb drive taken control of the drive letter originally assigned to your memory card reader.
You could try going into control panel/Administrative tools/computer Management/Disk Management and see if the card reader is showing but has not been assigned a drive letter.
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I lose mine if I do a safe remove but they re-appear on reboot
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yes i think it has,when looking disc 3(j) is my hp photosmart all in one????
ive got c and k which are internal hd drives
jwhich is the external hd
g which says its mt hp allin one
d and e which are both dvd writers
So its completely disappeared,funny thing is my hp has a memory card reader and that works,surely it shouldnt be listed as a drive in "my computer"
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if it shows in Device manager right click uninstall and reboot. Windows should find it and assign drive letters.
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if what shows in device manager?
Everything but my card reader shows in device manager
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You could try disconnecting your USB hard drive and your printer, reboot computer and then see if the the internal card reader is showing.
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done it already,even unplugged the card reader and plugged back in, im gonna buy a new card reader may be faulty,they are after all only cheap,ive had this 2yrs
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The latest version of the Senate climate-protection bill put forth by U.S. Senator Barbara Boxer (D-Calif), chairman of the Senate Committee on Environment and Public Works, would provide significant resources and incentives to communities to plan and build cleaner, more convenient travel and living options.
The Clean Energy Jobs and American Power Act (S. 1733) would set aside an average of 2.4 percent of revenues generated by the bill each year to help states and metropolitan areas reduce greenhouse gas emissions as they grow and change in the years to come.
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"That the Senate mark more than doubles the amount the House bill would dedicate to clean transportation options represents major progress for communities across America," said Geoff Anderson, president of Smart Growth America and co-chair of the Transportation for America coalition. "Senators Boxer and John Kerry (D-Mass) the primary authors, deserve enormous credit for recognizing the role that reduced transportation emissions must play, and for including measures that will help create affordable options as oil supplies tighten and fuel prices rise in the years ahead."
The share of Senate climate allowances reserved for clean transportation would total 3.21 percent in 2012 and 2013, before dipping to 2.35 percent in the two subsequent years and returning to a share that ranges between 1.9 percent and 3.5 percent in future years.
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The Act substantially incorporates language from a separate bill known as CLEAN-TEA, sponsored by Senator Tom Carper (D-Del) and Arlen Specter (D-Pa) and co-sponsored by senators Michael Bennet (D-Colo), Benjamin Cardin (D-Md), Kirsten Gillibrand (D-NY), Frank Lautenberg (D-NJ), Jeff Merkley (D-Ore) and Bill Nelson (D-Fla). The CLEAN-TEA sponsors' support was critical in securing meaningful transportation provisions in the Senate bill.
A final vote on the bill could come as soon as the winter, but is likely to not be voted upon until spring 2010.
Allows sales of model year 2015 Allison H 40/50 EP™ hybrid propulsion system paired with the Cummins ISB6.7 and ISL9 diesel-electric hybrid engines for transit buses and coaches.
The campaign is similar to the one developed for subways, with the focus on reminding passengers that avoiding certain behaviors can ensure a faster and more pleasant ride for everyone. Reminders include step aside to let others off first; remove your backpack; and don't clip your nails on the bus.
While Founder Matt George is interested in connecting Capitol Hill, K Street and Dupont Circle, it's not yet clear if those will be the neighborhoods Bridj starts with. The start-up is encouraging interested customers to request specific routes on its website
The contract for 110 XN40 buses contains a firm order for 52 buses with options for an additional 58 buses and is valued at approximately $53 million dollars.
Des Moines Area Regional Transit's 60-foot low floor articulated buses will replace high-floor buses and include newly installed ramps, remanufactured power trains, transmissions, engines and brakes. It will also be equipped with two ADA compliant wheelchair lifts.
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