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Brewers By the (Jersey) Numbers '15 – #35 Dontrelle Willis
As another Monday rolls around those of us who have them are back to work in our cubicles doing menial tasks for wages that nobody feels are sufficient. But with the dawning of a new week comes the promise that we are one week closer to Opening Day. That's what comforts us baseball fans and gets us through the long, cold (whether your temperatures are low or not), bitter, lonely winter. That's why I countdown to Opening Day with this BBtJN series, with that counter over there to the right –>, and with messages on Twitter, Facebook, and the like.
When putting together the schedule for this year's posts, I was intrigued by March 2 right away. Sure, it's five weeks away from the home opener at Miller Park, but it also meant that I'd be writing about…
Dontrelle Willis.
If you had told me back when I first launched "Brewers By the (Jersey) Numbers" that I'd ever be filing a thousand words on Dontrelle Wayne Willis, I'd have asked if you were Tolbert*. Quality movie references aside, with the talent, apparent ceiling, and eventual struggles that would push the man known as "D-Train" to independent ball by age 31, I never would have expected him to end up vying for a spot in the bullpen of the Milwaukee Brewers, of all places.
That's not to say that there wasn't opportunity in Milwaukee when he first signed his minor league deal and was extended an invitation to big league camp. After all but Will Smith of its multi-headed southpaw hydra left the 25-man roster, the Brewers wanted another lefty in the bullpen if they were able to land one. For a guy like Willis, that's an oasis in the middle of the Mojave. Opportunity is golden goose and Dontrelle is playing the part of Jack.
Once upon a time (as we bleed the storybook reference) drafted by the Chicago Cubs (8th round, 2000) as the reigning "Mr. Baseball" in California, Willis was traded to the Florida Marlins just prior to the 2002 season as part of a four-for-two deal. He made his Major League debut on May 9, 2003 and helped the Marlins win the World Series to cap off a Rookie of the Year campaign. His best year came two seasons later in 2005 as Willis went 22-10 in 34 starts with a 2.63 ERA, 2.99 FIP in 236.1 innings pitched. That was good for career bests in WAR (7.2), ERA+ (152) and a second-place finish in the National League Cy Young Award balloting. 2006 was an acceptable year for Willis, but 2007 saw him struggle. Just 25 years old at the time, many evaluators targeted different things for Willis to try to get his career turned back around. On December 4, 2007, one of those techniques — the oft invoked "change of scenery" — found Willis as a virtual throw in to a blockbuster trade that sent he and Miguel Cabrera to the Detroit Tigers for six players.
Willis only pitched in eight games for the 2008 Tigers, making seven starts. He compiled a 9.38 ERA. In seven starts in 2009 for Detroit, Willis put together a 7.49 ERA. He was walking a ton of batsmen and didn't have a pittance of his command nor control that carried him to such heights on South Beach. Willis would be traded (with cash) to the Arizona Diamondbacks in June of 2010. This truly began his whirlwind of employment.
The D'backs got six games (five starts) and a 6.85 ERA out of Willis and released him just over a month after acquiring him. He would sign with the San Francisco Giants roughly a week later, pitch out the year in the minors, and became a free agent at season's end. He spent 2011 as a Cincinnati Red and would make 13 starts for them. In 75.2 big league innings, he compiled a 5.00 ERA but for the first time in a long time seemed to have his walks somewhat reined in (although a 4.4 BB/9 is still far too high).
The next season, Willis signed with and was released by the Philadelphia Phillies during the same off-season. He agreed to a minor league contract with the Baltimore Orioles four days later though would end up "voluntarily retiring" that July. The O's released him officially in October. In January 2013, Willis caught on the Cubs but was again released before the season began. He wouldn't pitch again in affiliated ball until August 2013 when he was signed by the Los Angeles Angels of Anaheim. He became a free agent that November, signed back with the Giants two months later but was released two weeks into the season after uncorking three wild pitches and a walk in two-thirds of an inning over two games. He pitched in independent ball (which he had done during the summer of 2013 as well) but even there his numbers were rough.
The Brewers, with a track record of giving veteran guys a chance and earning dividends, connected with the well-travelled Willis and came to an accord of their own on January 21, 2015. The move was widely panned with cries of consternation over giving a guy a contract who hadn't appeared in the big leagues since 2011 and hadn't pitched well since 2006. I'll personally never understand those complaints over a no-risk, complete flier of a contract like the Brewers have give out over the years to useful guys like Gabe Kapler and complete busts like Kelvim Escobar. The money is always right. And at least with Willis, there was a fit in that the team desired another left-handed pitcher.
For Willis, 2015 is looking like a case of delayed chance. The Brewers signed veteran southpaw relief pitcher Neal Cotts to a Major League contract and then re-signed Francisco Rodriguez to close games, revealing one of the seemingly open bullpen jobs as the mirage it truly was. Willis might stick in the organization and could very well carve out a nice niche for himself with the new Class-AAA affiliate at Colorado Springs while waiting for another opportunity. If he struggles to a degree where the Brewers believe his employ to be untenable, they won't have reservations cutting him loose. A player in Willis' situation understands that side of this game, but the lure of another good summer in the sun will likely keep the D-Train chugging (or perhaps lurching) along the tracks until the wheels actually fall off completely.
The cold-hearted business side shouldn't cause you to trivialize what Willis has in front of him as Cactus League games finally get underway this week in Arizona. He's been given another chance, another opportunity to seize the day. Often, that's all you can ask for. Sometimes, that's all it takes.
Catch up on the countdown!
- #38 – Wily Peralta
- #40 – Johnny Hellweg
- #46 – Corey Knebel
- #47 – Rob Wooten
- #48 – Neal Cotts
- #50 – Mike Fiers
- #51 – Jonathan Broxton
- #52 – Jimmy Nelson
- #53 – Brandon Kintzler
- #54 – Michael Blazek
- #58 – Wei-Chung Wang
- #60 – Matt Clark
- #62 – Luis Sardiñas
- #63 – Brooks Hall
- #64 – Shane Peterson
- #65 – Yadiel Rivera
- #66 – Juan Centeno
- #67 – Nevin Ashley
- #68 – Ariel Peña
- #70-#75 – Matt Long, Adam Weisenburger, Cameron Garfield, Taylor Williams, Hobbs Johnson, Tyler Cravy
- #76 – Mike Strong
- #77 – David Goforth
- #78 – Taylor Jungmann
Brewers By the (Jersey) Numbers '15 – #38 Wily Peralta
As we continue to inch our way toward Opening Day on April 6, we sit 38 days away today on February 27. That's the bad news. The good news today is that all the players have reported (with one not-quite-official free agent signing as the exception), the first full squad workout has been completed by now, and we're less than a week away from the Cactus League opener.
As everyone gets better and better each day, shaking the rust off of their throwing shoulders and batting eyes, the anticipation is building toward actual, honest-to-God, on-the-field, competitive baseball where they actually keep score.
But today, we continue my "Brewers By the (Jersey) Numbers" series counting down to Opening Day. As such, let's review and look ahead on the man who switched to number 38 before the 2014 season…
Wily Peralta.
The workhorse right-hander from the Dominican Republic with the heavy fastball, Wily Peralta continued 2014 where he left off 2013. That is to say that he took another step forward in his development.
Peralta had a number of problems as a younger pitcher, both in terms of starting seasons slowly from a production standpoint, as well as letting the mental side of the game overwhelm him at times. 2014 was the first season where we saw almost all of that gone from Peralta. He was much more even in his demeanor and when situations arose where he'd think or emote himself out of his game, he was able to calm himself down quickly and get back to it. Probably the only issue I saw in this realm was in August. That's when the offense was scuffling and both Kyle Lohse and Matt Garza were on the shelf. It felt to me like Peralta pressed that month. His team needed him and he put too much pressure on himself and suffered for it. Once the rotation got back to full strength, he settled back down and finished the season strong.
Now for statistical backing. Let's throw Peralta's month-by-month splits from Baseball-Reference.com. You'll see April and May were strong, August (and July) were rough, and September was very good.
Ironically, Peralta won just one game in May, won all of his starts in June despite a 4.22 ERA and went 3-1 in five July starts. But as you can clearly see, Peralta got off to a nice start and his finish was even stronger.
Speaking of strong, the 6'1″, 245 pounder certainly has a big fastball that he runs into the high 90s, mixed with a power slider. He generates a ton of ground balls when he's going right (53.6% in 2014 and a career mark of 52.5%) and mixes in plenty of strikeouts. Peralta can be prone to some BAbip concerns as his worst statistical months carried his highest BAbip figures.
Bottom line for Peralta is how big of a next step he takes. Some decriers will say he's even due for regression, but conventional thought is that Peralta maintains or improves on most of his overall stats. He may not win 17 games in 2015, but smart fans know that win total isn't the best way to tell how well a pitcher performs. There's room for improvement in terms of consistency and within each start. There's a chance that the nearly 26-year-old hurler will assume the mantle of best pitcher on the staff this year.
He's capable, but he needs to continue along the same path of improvement he's been on. He nearly pitched 200 innings, an in-season benchmark of a top-of-the-rotation starter, and with a bit more in the way of positive results, he'll be right where he and his teammates need him to be.
I'm as interested in watching the continued development of Peralta as I am nearly anything else about this year's Brewers. I think you should be too.
Catch up on the countdown!
- #40 – Johnny Hellweg
- #46 – Corey Knebel
- #47 – Rob Wooten
- #48 – Neal Cotts
- #50 – Mike Fiers
- #51 – Jonathan Broxton
- #52 – Jimmy Nelson
- #53 – Brandon Kintzler
- #54 – Michael Blazek
- #58 – Wei-Chung Wang
- #60 – Matt Clark
- #62 – Luis Sardiñas
- #63 – Brooks Hall
- #64 – Shane Peterson
- #65 – Yadiel Rivera
- #66 – Juan Centeno
- #67 – Nevin Ashley
- #68 – Ariel Peña
- #70-#75 – Matt Long, Adam Weisenburger, Cameron Garfield, Taylor Williams, Hobbs Johnson, Tyler Cravy
- #76 – Mike Strong
- #77 – David Goforth
- #78 – Taylor Jungmann
Breaking News: Return of the K-Rod
Jon Heyman of CBSSports.com broke the news via Twitter, so you know it's good.
Francisco Rodriguez has agreed to a two-year deal with the Milwaukee Brewers with a team option for a third year. (Perhaps it's more accurate to say that Scott Boras agreed to a deal with Mark Attanasio, but that's an argument for a different time.)
K-Rod has agreement with brewers 2-yr deal
— Jon Heyman (@JonHeymanCBS) February 26, 2015
k-rod will also have a team option for 3rd year on #brewers deal. $ not known.
— Jon Heyman (@JonHeymanCBS) February 26, 2015
Rodriguez closed games for the Brewers last year, stepping in (after stepping on a cactus) for the injured Jim Henderson. He posted 44 saves and pitched mostly effectively, but he was hammered by the long ball at a frightening clip. He was a streaky performer, with his struggles coming in bunches for the most part (confirmation bias alert!), but still can be an effective pitcher. He needs to maintain his fastball command more consistently though to aid him in avoiding posting another career-worst home runs allowed total. For the record, it was 14 last year in just 68.0 innings pitched. That's a 1.9 HR/9, math majors.
The ISO against his fastball in 2014 was .301. That's terrifying. Still, Rodriguez did post a career best WHIP at 0.985 and struck out more than a batter an inning en route to a 3.04 ERA across 69 games.
But for this multi-year marriage to work out, the home run ball needs to exit from Rodriguez's repertoire.
Tom Haudricourt tweeted full contract details.
When K-Rod deal with #Brewers is complete, he will get $3.5 M in '15, $5.5 M in '16 with $4 M deferred. Club option in '17 for $6 M.
— Tom (@Haudricourt) February 27, 2015
Rumor: Francisco Rodriguez "Agrees to Sign"…Somewhere
According to Clark Spencer of the Miami Herald, free agent relief pitcher Francisco Rodriguez won't be a free agent much longer.
Spencer tweeted out the following blurb Thursday morning.
K-Rod not coming to #marlins. Has agreed to go elsewhere.
— clarkspencer (@clarkspencer) February 26, 2015
With the word that Rodriguez isn't headed to Miami, Jon Heyman of CBS Sports checked in on whether the Blue Jays were the team who had successfully wooed the man they call K-Rod.
it is not jays for krod. for closer, still plan to go with cecil ot other in-house and save $ remaining.
— Jon Heyman (@JonHeymanCBS) February 26, 2015
So combine those reports with what FOXSports.com's Ken Rosenthal revealed the other day…
Sources: #Brewers owner Mark Attanasio talking with K-Rod's agent, Scott Boras, about signing the free-agent reliever.
— Ken Rosenthal (@Ken_Rosenthal) February 23, 2015
…and it certainly seems as though the Brewers could be reconciling with their most recent closer.
Stay tuned.
MLB Network's Top 100 Players Right Now Entering 2015
As I did last year, and the year before, and the year before that, I'll be keeping a running list of the Top 100 Players Right Now as they are revealed on MLB Network, eventually compiling the entire list.
They will have revealed all 100 by the end of Friday, February 27th. I'll update this same space as they reveal the remaining entries.
As always, I will understandably highlight the Brewers players on the list. The Brewers had six players on the list entering 2012. Rickie Weeks was 83, John Axford was 77, Yovani Gallardo was 72, Aramis Ramirez was 66, Zack Greinke was 64, and Ryan Braun was too low at number 9. Entering 2013, the Brewers only had three players featured on the list (at the time it was revealed). Yovani Gallardo repeated his position at 72, Aramis Ramirez jumped all the way up to 32, and Braun settled in at 6. Kyle Lohse made last year's list as well. As for 2014, just three players once again. Jean Segura checked in at 60, Carlos Gomez debuted at 44, and Ryan Braun dipped to 24.
The criteria for the list remains the same:
- Emphasized stats from the last three (3) seasons, weighting 2014
- Projected 2015 performance
- Defensive position
- Accolades
- Intangibles
Here now are the Top 100-1* Players as listed by MLB Network:
100. Joe Mauer – 1B – Minnesota Twins
99. Albert Pujols – 1B – Los Angeles Angels of Anaheim
98. Justin Verlander – SP – Detroit Tigers
97. Prince Fielder – 1B – Texas Rangers
96. Yordano Ventura – RP – Kansas City Royals
95. Pablo Sandoval – 3B – Boston Red Sox
94. Ben Zobrist – 2B – Oakland Athletics
93. Adam Eaton – OF – Chicago White Sox
92. Gerrit Cole – SP – Pittsburgh Pirates
91. Devin Mesoraco – C – Cincinnati Reds
90. Russell Martin – C – Toronto Blue Jays
89. Jake Arrieta – SP – Chicago Cubs
88. Lance Lynn – SP – St. Louis Cardinals
87. Kenley Jansen – CL – Los Angeles Dodgers
86. Jose Reyes – SS – Toronto Blue Jays
85. Andrelton Simmons – SS – Atlanta Braves
84. Nolan Arenado – 3B – Colorado Rockies
83. Chris Carter – 1B – Houston Astros
82. Jeff Samardzija – SP – Chicago White Sox
81. Starling Marte – LF – Pittsburgh Pirates
80. Jose Fernandez – SP – Miami Marlins
79. Christian Yelich – LF – Miami Marlins
78. Julio Teheran – SP – Atlanta Braves
77. Alex Cobb – SP – Tampa Bay Rays
76. Jayson Werth – LF – Washington Nationals
75. J.D. Martinez – RF – Detroit Tigers
74. Todd Frazier – 3B – Cincinnati Reds
73. Neil Walker – 2B – Pittsburgh Pirates
72. Carlos Santana – 1B – Cleveland Indians
71. Salvador Perez – C – Kansas City Royals
70. Sonny Gray – SP – Oakland Athletics
69. Stephen Strasburg – SP – Washington Nationals
68. Doug Fister – SP – Washington Nationals
67. Freddie Freeman – 1B – Atlanta Braves
66. Nelson Cruz – DH – Seattle Mariners
65. Alex Gordon – LF – Kansas City Royals
64. Josh Harrison – 3B – Pittsburgh Pirates
63. Ryan Braun – RF – Milwaukee Brewers
62. Yasiel Puig – CF – Los Angeles Dodgers
61. Aroldis Chapman – CL – Cincinnati Reds
60. Matt Harvey – SP – New York Mets
59. Masahiro Tanaka – SP – New York Yankees
58. Adrian Gonzalez – 1B – Los Angeles Dodgers
57. Kyle Seager – 3B – Seattle Mariners
56. Yan Gomes – C – Cleveland Indians
55. Matt Kemp – RF – San Diego Padres
54. Jacoby Ellsbury – CF – New York Yankees
53. Anthony Rizzo – 1B – Chicago Cubs
52. Dustin Pedroia – 2B – Boston Red Sox
51. Evan Longoria – 3B – Tampa Bay Rays
50. Cole Hamels – SP – Philadelphia Phillies
49. Edwin Encarnacion – 1B – Toronto Blue Jays
48. Hunter Pence – RF – San Francisco Giants
47. Hisashi Iwakuma – SP – Seattle Mariners
46. Matt Holliday – LF – St. Louis Cardinals
45. Yu Darvish – SP – Texas Rangers
44. Jason Heyward – RF – St. Louis Cardinals
43. Jon Lester – SP – Chicago Cubs
42. Carlos Gonzalez – RF – Colorado Rockies
41. Jhonny Peralta – SS – St. Louis Cardinals
40. Greg Holland – CL – Kansas City Royals
39. Wade Davis – RP – Kansas City Royals
38. Carlos Gomez – CF – Milwaukee Brewers
37. Justin Upton – LF – San Diego Padres
36. David Ortiz – DH – Boston Red Sox
35. Jordan Zimmermann – SP – Washington Nationals
34. Craig Kimbrel – CL – Atlanta Braves
33. Victor Martinez – DH – Detroit Tigers
32. Joey Votto – 1B – Cincinnati Reds
31. Anthony Rendon – 3B – Washington Nationals
30. Jose Altuve – 2B – Houston Astros
29. Ian Desmond – SS – Washington Nationals
28. Zack Greinke – SP – Los Angeles Dodgers
27. Hanley Ramirez – LF – Boston Red Sox
26. Madison Bumgarner – SP – San Francisco Giants
25. David Price – SP – Detroit Tigers
24. Bryce Harper – RF – Washington Nationals
23. Jonathan Lucroy – C – Milwaukee Brewers
22. Adam Jones – CF – Baltimore Orioles
21. Michael Brantley – LF – Cleveland Indians
20. Adrian Beltre – 3B – Texas Rangers
19. Yadier Molina – C – St. Louis Cardinals
18. Josh Donaldson – 3B – Toronto Blue Jays
17. Troy Tulowitzki – SS – Colorado Rockies
16. Johnny Cueto – SP – Cincinnati Reds
15. Corey Kluber – SP – Cleveland Indians
14. Adam Wainwright – SP – St. Louis Cardinals
13. Paul Goldschmidt – 1B – Arizona Diamondbacks
12. Jose Bautista – RF – Toronto Blue Jays
11. Max Scherzer – SP – Washington Nationals
10. Robinson Cano – 2B – Seattle Mariners
9. Jose Abreu – 1B – Chicago White Sox
8. Buster Posey – C/1B – San Francisco Giants
7. Miguel Cabrera – 1B – Detroit Tigers
6. Andrew McCutchen – CF – Pittsburgh Pirates
5. Chris Sale – SP – Chicago White Sox
4. Giancarlo Stanton – RF – Miami Marlins
3. Felix Hernandez – SP – Seattle Mariners
2. Mike Trout – CF – Los Angeles Angels of Anaheim
1. Clayton Kershaw – SP – Los Angeles Dodgers
Ryan Braun has been revealed as the 63rd best player in Major League Baseball "Right Now" entering 2015. As the criteria for the rankings weights 2014 the most and pretty much only relies on the last three years of stats at all, this is an understandable position for Braun right now. I have a feeling though that at this time next year Braun will have rebounded a bit.
Carlos Gomez moves up six spots from 44 last year to check in at 38. I'd rather have Gomez than Justin Upton at 37.
And due to a Twitter tease, we know (or at least Brewers fans do) that Jonathan Lucroy will be number 23 when they get there.
I'll update more once I see who is around the Brewers, but that's the only three I expect to make the list.
Brewers By the (Jersey) Numbers '15 – #40 Johnny Hellweg
Back in the saddle again.
After what was ultimately a five day hiatus from "Brewers By the (Jersey) Numbers" as I decided to skip a pair of non-roster invitees (#45 Brent Leach & #41 Pete Orr) around a two retired numbers and a coach, I was able to recharge my batteries. While today begins the disjointed "through the coaches" stretch, where we only have four scheduled pieces over the next 10 days (including today), it might even allow me to work ahead a little bit and be better prepared for the Thornburg to Lind corridor which has a new article every day for a full week.
But enough about the upcoming schedule. We're here today to talk about…
Johnny Hellweg.
There's nothing quite like a season-ending injury in your fourth game of the year to eradicate the good feelings and confidence gained by coming off of a "PCL Pitcher of the Year" performance. Despite poor results in his first taste of the big leagues in 2013, Johnny David Hellweg had a very solid year two seasons ago. He not only was named as the Brewers' Minor League Organizational Pitcher of the Year, but he won the aforementioned and similarly titled honor from the Pacific Coast League as well.
Last year around this time, I wrote about his future and how he might be contribute at the big league level again in 2014, but during the fourth start of his Triple-A season Hellweg felt a pop in the elbow of his throwing arm. He would leave the April 20th game fearing the worst.
Those fears confirmed, an increasingly common plan was set in motion within days to get Hellweg into surgery and on the comeback trail. Dr. James Andrews performed Hellweg's surgery on April 29, 2014 so as I type Hellweg is 302 days out of surgery.
There exists good news which is that Hellweg is throwing off of a mound and rehab has gone according to plan. Hellweg remains a viable candidate to pitch competitively in 2015. Nothing is certain until it happens of course, but Hellweg is right on schedule if not a bit ahead.
This is not without bad news though as Hellweg is still a little ways off from being physically ready to contribute to any pitching rotation. As Doug Melvin recently implied, Hellweg's availability is something they're counting on. They hope to have it shortly into the season, but the 6'9″ right-hander will still need to build up stamina and strength while avoiding any physical setbacks over these next several weeks.
Depth at starting pitching is a known concern right now for the 2015 Milwaukee Brewers, but that's why Hellweg's rehab is important to get right. If something catastrophic happened where you'd need two or three extra starting pitchers in mid-April, the Brewers would be scrambling a bit. Don't misunderstand though. There are enough bodies to have somebody throw, and it's not like the new Class-AAA affiliate Colorado Springs is going with a three-man pitching rotation, but suffice it to say that when Hellweg is ready to return, there'll be an opening for him.
He waits for that full medical clearance at this point, with a target date no doubt already identified by he and the Brewers medical staff. And as he waits, the Brewers have decided to stretch out Tyler Thornburg for possible inclusion as a Triple-A starter if need be.
Once Hellweg returns, if he's able to build on his solid 2013 season, it'll be a nice win for the Brewers who could be beginning to wonder about what they actually did get in return when trading away Zack Greinke during the 2012 season. Ariel Peña was recently removed off of the 40-man roster, Jean Segura struggled in the second half of 2013 even before off-the-field mental anguish torpedoed his 2014 season, and Hellweg now carries a question mark albeit a much smaller one than it was years ago. As I said, this surgery, it's rehab, and the resultant shelf life of pitchers who have had it is becoming a well-read book.
Still, 2015 shouldn't be a lost season even if 2014 was. Still just 26 years old, Hellweg has plenty of time to take the next step (or three) in his development this year by ironing out his mechanics and becoming more consistent. It's just that he'll be a bit behind from the jump.
Catch up on the countdown!
- #46 – Corey Knebel
- #47 – Rob Wooten
- #48 – Neal Cotts
- #50 – Mike Fiers
- #51 – Jonathan Broxton
- #52 – Jimmy Nelson
- #53 – Brandon Kintzler
- #54 – Michael Blazek
- #58 – Wei-Chung Wang
- #60 – Matt Clark
- #62 – Luis Sardiñas
- #63 – Brooks Hall
- #64 – Shane Peterson
- #65 – Yadiel Rivera
- #66 – Juan Centeno
- #67 – Nevin Ashley
- #68 – Ariel Peña
- #70-#75 – Matt Long, Adam Weisenburger, Cameron Garfield, Taylor Williams, Hobbs Johnson, Tyler Cravy
- #76 – Mike Strong
- #77 – David Goforth
- #78 – Taylor Jungmann
The News You May Have Missed From Brewers Spring Training Over the Weekend
We got a boatload of information in tweet form and in longer-form pieces from the Brewers beat writers fortunate enough to already be down at Spring Training covering the Brewers as camp opened up over the weekend.
Here's a compilation of what you might have missed if you weren't paying attention.
P&C weekend began with Brewers.com's Adam McCalvy reminding us just how beautiful green baseball fields are.
Nothing like the smell of cut grass on a February morning. #BaseballBegins pic.twitter.com/5iSnd8yZfs
— Adam McCalvy (@AdamMcCalvy) February 20, 2015
Then the information started coming. We learned that Tyler Thornburg, less than a week removed from being labeled as hopefully a "viable candidate" for the bullpen by Asst. GM Gord Ash, was expecting to open camp with no restrictions.
Tyler Thornburg expects to have no restrictions in #Brewers camp, though medical staff has the final call. — Adam McCalvy (@AdamMcCalvy) February 20, 2015
From there, McCalvy talked to Jonathan Lucroy about the All-Star's expected workload this spring.
The Milwaukee Journal/Sentinel's Todd Rosiak also spoke to Lucroy along with Kyle Lohse after the Friday morning announcement about the changes related to the game's perceived "pace of play" issues.
Tom Haudricourt posted a series of tweets with a quote from the talkative Lohse regarding the team's collapse. Lohse had said at Brewers On Deck that he would talk to his teammates about it when they got to Maryvale and then move on.
Lohse as transcribed by Haudricourt: "Hopefully we have a group of guys that are pissed off about way things ended."
Lohse: "We had an excellent 4 ½ months. I'm pissed. You don't get that many opportunities to get to the playoffs."
Lohse: "When you have it that close, it should help drive you. Let's learn from it and not let that happen again."
The official Twitter account of the Brewers Player Development staff got in on the news making by dropping this tweet on Friday.
The Brewers have signed IF Donnie Murphy and C Beau Bishop to minor league contracts.
— Brewers Player Dev (@BrewersPD) February 20, 2015
But of course, we already knew about half of that the night before. (h/t @Mass_Haas)
Big opportunity for catcher Beau Bishop, who has signed a minor league contract with the Milwaukee @Brewers #baseballnz — Simon Hampton (@SimonHampton9) February 19, 2015
Day Two of camp opened with some news about a potential #7 starter in the person of Michael Blazek.
Michael Blazek will stretch out as a starter this spring. He's another "sixth starter" candidate with Jungmann for #Brewers.
— Adam McCalvy (@AdamMcCalvy) February 21, 2015
Speaking of starting pitchers, Rosiak told us that Johnny Hellweg, just 9.5 months removed from Tommy John surgery, is throwing off a mound and should be in games before April.
Johnny Hellweg, 9 1/2 months removed from TJ surgery, should be pitching in games by end of camp. — Todd Rosiak (@Todd_Rosiak) February 21, 2015
Rosiak also talked to Ash about Thornburg and Jim Henderson.
Jim Henderson and Tyler Thornburg are both throwing well already. They'll be protected early, Ash said, but all signs are encouraging.
— Todd Rosiak (@Todd_Rosiak) February 21, 2015
Haudricourt checked back in on Twitter with a reminder about the backup corner infielder spot.
From talking to #Brewers Doug Melvin and Gord Ash, sounds like Luis Jimenez is top candidate to be backup at 1B and 3B. Out of ml options. — Tom (@Haudricourt) February 21, 2015
As for the back-end of the bullpen? Well, at least for now…
While Jonathan Broxton is the most likely candidate for the role, Brewers will hold off until probably mid-camp in naming their closer.
— Todd Rosiak (@Todd_Rosiak) February 21, 2015
Ron Roenicke spoke with reporters. Todd Rosiak tweeted that the hot corner could have more games started by not Aramis Ramirez than in years past.
Roenicke acknowledged that giving Ramirez more days off this upcoming season might be way to go in order to get the most out of him.
— Todd Rosiak (@Todd_Rosiak) February 21, 2015
Adam McCalvy worked his beat hard on Saturday, and on Sunday we saw the results of some of his efforts. Included among them was this conversation with Dontrelle Willis, who is aiming to make the Brewers on a minor league deal.
From outside the Brewers beat, FoxSports.com's Ken Rosenthal checked in with this Sunday evening tidbit.
And this clarification…
Interview: Brewers 2013 Top Draft Pick – Devin Williams
When the Milwaukee Brewers entered the 2013 season with Kyle Lohse on the team, it came with a sacrifice. That sacrifice was their first-round draft pick and with it the potential to pluck a talented player who scouts and talent evaluators agree is in the upper tier of what is available. Or at least, that's what they assumed.
Fortunately for the Brewers, a player with a first-round grade in their opinion (as well as the opinion of some respected voices in the prospect game), inexplicably fell to them in the second round. Harvey Kuenn, Jr, who works that area of the country for the Brewers, identified this player as someone who he felt was worth even that lost first-round pick. The Brewers graded him highly enough that they didn't think he'd get to them but when their turn was coming and it was getting closer, you could almost feel the anticipation in the room.
Don't misunderstand. I wasn't there. But 2013 was when the Brewers allowed FoxSports Wisconsin (their TV affiliate) to enter the draft room and prepare a 30-minute show to give fans a taste of what it was like. As that drama unfolded, it made for compelling TV. It was fun to watch the decision makers get their guy.
So who is he? Well, the information on the internet can tell us that he's a 6'3″ right-handed pitcher out of Hazelwood West High School in Hazelwood, Missouri. He's 20 years old and was listed at 165 pounds. I could give you stats and tell you how he performed on the field in his one and a half professional seasons.
But who is he? I wanted to find out more so Devin and I, with an assist from his agency the Beverly Hills Sports Council (@BHSCouncil), traded emails. Below are my questions and his responses.
BrewerNation: What or who first got you into playing baseball?
My grandpa was the first person to introduce me to the game. We were always in the backyard playing catch or at the batting cages. He definitely played a big part in my love for the game. I owe him a lot.
BN: When did you first realize that baseball could be a career for you?
DW: Probably the summer after my sophomore year of high school. I started focusing on strictly pitching & I started to get some attention from pro scouts after all of the showcases and tournaments I had done over the summer.
BN: Leading up to draft day, what were your expectations both in terms of when you might go in the draft and who had shown interest in drafting you?
DW: I was expecting to be picked in the first two rounds based on what I had heard. I had in-home meetings with all but four MLB teams so I knew there was some high interest. I actually wasn't expecting to be picked by the Brewers since I hadn't really heard much from them throughout the whole process.
BN: What was it like when your phone rang with the news that you had been drafted? Who did you speak to and what was the conversation like?
DW: It was the best feeling in the world up to that point in my life. I just felt like all those bullpens and training sessions had finally paid off. I was with my whole family and some of my close friends when I got the call telling me that the Brewers were going to take me, but I didn't let any of them know because I didn't want to jinx it. When it came up on TV that the Brewers had picked me they all started screaming and ran over to hug me. My mom hugged me and was crying when she told me how proud she was. I'll never forget that moment.
BN: Any initial thoughts on it being the Brewers as a lifelong Cardinals fan?
DW: I get this question a lot. I didn't even think twice about it. I was just happy to get a chance to play professionally, no matter who it was. The fact that the Cardinals had two chances to pick me & passed on me both times is just a little more motivation for me to beat them when I get my opportunity, maybe steal a couple division titles from them.
BN: What went into making the decision to sign after being drafted instead of attending college?
DW: I knew that day that I was going to sign, I couldn't pass up the opportunity that was in front of me. I was really close with coach Kerrick Jackson at Mizzou and still am to this day, when he called me the next day he just congratulated me and wished me luck in my first season. He also made sure to let me know that it was only the beginning of the road & to not stop improving on my game.
BN: With a full professional season under your belt, what have you improved on in your game and as a person?
DW: I think the biggest improvements have come with the command of my pitches, I can spot up a lot better now compared to when I first signed. As a person, I would say my mental game has taken a big step, not focusing on the things that are out of my control & staying focused on what I need to do to get the next batter out.
BN: Do you still think going pro was the right choice?
DW: Definitely, I have no regrets. I got to start my career a few years earlier than most and I think that will help me in the long haul.
BN: What have you been focusing on this off-season?
DW: I've mostly been working on the overall strength of my body, trying to gain some weight. Also, trying to strengthen my shoulder to be ready for my first year with a full season team.
BN: What are your professional goals, if any specific, for 2015?
DW: My first goal is to make our Low-A team out of spring training. After that my hope is to pitch well enough to make the All-Star game for the Midwest League. That'd be pretty cool. Most importantly I want to finish this season healthy.
BN: Give us a baseball scouting report on Devin Williams. What pitches do you throw? Velo? What's your best? What are you still developing?
DW: I throw a four-seam fastball, circle changeup, and a slider. On a good day my fastball will sit in the low 90's possibly touching some mid 90's. Your fastball is always suppose to be your best pitch but my favorite is the changeup. That's definitely my best weapon. I've been working on a curve a little bit this off-season just to add a little something extra to my repertoire.
BN: Give a personal scouting report on Devin Williams. What makes you tick? What are your off-the-field interests?
DW: I just like to relax and hang out with friends & family, and play some video games (FIFA to be specific).
BN: What is a typical day like as a minor leaguer when it's not your day to pitch?
DW: Lots of working out & conditioning, along with throwing your side pen in between starts, & doing the game charts before you pitch. Other than that there's a lot of sitting around and watching the game, which can be helpful if you pay attention because you get to study the hitters and their tendencies before you face them. That's a big thing for me because at the lower levels of the minor leagues you don't really get much of a scouting report on the hitters.
It certainly sounds like Devin Williams is poised to take the next step in his career development which would be a great thing for the Brewers. I'm personally looking forward to heading up to Appleton this year to catch one of his starts in person.
Hopefully you got to know a little more about one of the Brewers' consensus top prospects. I know I did.
Thank you again, Devin, for taking time out of your schedule to answer my questions.
Be sure you follow Devin on Twitter as well: @DTrainn_23
Brewers By the (Jersey) Numbers '15 – #46 Corey Knebel
Despite nobody wearing it at the big league level in 2014, 46 has a relatively thorough history as a jersey number for the Milwaukee Brewers. Bill Wegman wore it the longest (parts of 11 seasons from 1985-95) following Jerry Augustine who donned the digits from 1975-84. It was on the field in the Brewers' first season (thanks, Dave Baldwin) and was most recently worn in 2013 by Hiram Burgos. But a new assignee is giving it a chance to be featured in the new season as well. His name…
Corey Knebel.
Acquired from the Texas Rangers one month ago on January 19, Corey Andrew Knebel is a relief pitcher with a blossoming high-leverage profile. A closer in college at the University of Texas at Austin (Longhorns), Knebel skyrocketed through the minors in 2013 after being drafted by the Detroit Tigers 39th overall in the competitive balance round of that year's draft. The Texas native signed right away and reported immediately to Low-A ball where he put up a 0.87 ERA in 31.0 IP across 31 games. He struck out 41 batters and walked 10 en route to recording 15 saves.
Knebel pitched so well, in fact, that the Tigers sent him to the Arizona Fall League. In nine games, he would maintain many of his ratios though he gave up more hits and allowed four earned runs in just 8.2 innings pitched. In such a small sample size environment, Knebel's results weren't a concern. Just getting him the innings and experience against mostly Double-A level competition was why he went.
Last season for Knebel must have felt like a whirlwind at times. He broke camp with the Double-A affiliate where he would pitch just over a month (April 4 – May 8) compiling a 3-0 record in 11 games out of the bullpen. His 1.20 ERA and 23 strikeouts in 15 innings pitched took him on a promotion to the Triple-A Toledo Mud Hens. He would make his first appearance there on May 12, ultimately pitching to a 1.96 ERA in 18.1 innings, complete with 20 strikeouts. His Triple-A WHIP as a Mud Hen was 0.818 and he didn't allow a home run. Knebel was then promoted to the big leagues on May 23. He would make his debut on May 24, allowing three earned runs on two hits and two walks in just one inning of work. (Welcome to The Show, rook!) Knebel would make seven more appearances as a Tigers reliever around another trip back to Toledo. His final MLB line in 2014 was 8.2 IP, 11 H, 7 R (6 ER), 3 BB, 11 K, 0 HR, 6.23 ERA.
Then, on July 23, just four days after being recalled again back to Detroit, the Tigers packaged their young fireballing righty with another pitcher in a trade with the Rangers for Joakim Soria. The Tigers' loss would eventually be the Brewers gain, but not before an injury scare.
Knebel was optioned to Texas' Class-AAA affiliate after being acquired. He would pitch in nine games for Round Rock but his numbers weren't quite the same. Perhaps the tumult of the yo-yoing in Detroit and the upheaval of his world by being dealt to another organization had something to do with it, but it might have been because he was hurting. Knebel was shut down with a damaged UCL ironically following one of his best outings for the Express (2.0 IP, H, BB, 5 K). His FIP for Round Rock was 3.53, far worse than any other minor league stop he made.
When the Brewers identified the Rangers as a trade partner to unload Gallardo, it was slowed by what was reported as medical review. After we learned that Knebel was in the deal, the slow up made sense. A pitcher with a damaged UCL needs to be looked at extra closely. That said, the Brewers must have been comfortable with what they saw. The medical staff also has experience with a pitcher working his way through a UCL injury without requiring Tommy John surgery, though it certainly could be something that needs to happen down the road. Knebel passed his physical though, so everything must have been no worse than "as expected."
Knebel would attend the annual Brewers On Deck fan fast which was less than a week after he was acquired. During his media availability he said that he's been throwing for a little while and feels good. His elbow his healthy. That's great news moving forward.
What it means for 2015 is that Knebel is very much in the mix for a 25-man roster spot. There should be quite the competition if everyone is healthy. Like Knebel, Brandon Kintzler, Jim Henderson, and Tyler Thornburg are all coming off injury and, in two cases, surgery. Chris Pérez will be in camp on a MiLB deal. Rob Wooten will also be in the mix as I stated in his BBtJN column yesterday. If the Brewers don't acquire another bullpen arm that's still not enough jobs with Jonathan Broxton, Jeremy Jeffress, Will Smith, and Neal Cotts all factoring in too.
All things being equal, I believe that the Brewers would let Knebel begin the year at their new Class-AAA affiliate in Colorado Springs and be at the ready should someone get hurt. As I said at the top of this piece, Knebel absolutely profiles as a late-inning, high-leverage reliever. The Brewers could want him to close games for the Sky Sox while waiting his turn instead of jumping into middle relief in 2015. Then again, that's part of why they have Spring Training. Knebel and the other competitors should get plenty of work against MLB-level hitters in an attempt to figure out who can separate themselves from the pack.
Bottom line: Even if Knebel starts in Colorado Springs, I fully expect him to contribute along the way in Milwaukee in 2015.
Follow Corey on Twitter: @coreyknebel29
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EDMONTON, Alberta -- The Edmonton Oilers have started to turn things around since hitting a season low point in their last meeting with the Nashville Predators.
Jordan Eberle led the way with a goal and an assist in the Oilers' 3-2 victory over the Predators on Sunday.
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"We're not finding the way to win games right now," Weber said. "We're giving games away. We are making mistakes. It's hard to comprehend right now. We need to get things back on track."
The Predators had the game's first good scoring chance seven minutes into the first period, but Oilers goalie Devan Dubnyk robbed Gabriel Bourque with a glove save.
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The Predators wrap up a four-game trip on Tuesday in Columbus. The Oilers next play host to the San Jose Sharks on Wednesday.
Game notes
It was the second of three meetings between the two teams this season. Nashville humbled the Oilers 6-0 in their only other game this season on March 8. ... Rinne came into the game having been yanked in both of his previous starts. Rinne was pulled in the second period of Thursday's 7-4 loss to Vancouver after allowing four goals on 12 shots faced. On Friday in Calgary he was lifted after giving up a goal on both shots he faced in the first eight minutes. ... Coming into the match, the Predators had gone to overtime or a shootout in 11 of their first 28 games, tied for the highest total in the NHL ... Nashville forwards Colin Wilson, Paul Gaustad and Patric Hornqvist were all out with upper-body injuries. Defenseman Hall Gill (lower body) was also absent. ... The Oilers were without forward Eric Belanger (groin), however fellow forward Ryan Jones and defenseman Mark Fistric returned to the lineup. ... Predators defenseman Scott Hannan left the game with an upper-body injury.
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(Photo by Andy Devlin/NHLI via Getty Images)Game Information
Arena: Rexall Place Location: Edmonton, Alberta |
Referees: Brad Meier, Justin St. Pierre Linesmen: Don Henderson, Jay Sharrers |
Attendance: 16,839 (100.0% full) |
Team Stat Comparison
Nashville | Edmonton | ||
2 | Goals | 3 | |
1 | Power Play Goals | 1 | |
4 | Power Play Opportunities | 2 | |
0 | Shorthanded Goals | 1 | |
2 | Penalties | 4 | |
4 | Penalty Minutes | 8 | |
31 | Shots on Goal | 21 | |
19 | Hits | 27 | |
28 | Faceoffs Won | 25 |
Scoring Summary
1st Period | NSH | EDM | ||
No scoring this period | 0 | 0 | ||
2nd Period | NSH | EDM | ||
8:11 | Magnus Paajarvi (6)
(Power Play) Assists: Jordan Eberle, Ryan Whitney |
0 | 1 | |
16:37 | Shea Weber (5)
(Power Play) Assists: Roman Josi, Craig Smith |
1 | 1 | |
3rd Period | NSH | EDM | ||
10:53 | Lennart Petrell (2)
(Shorthanded) Assist: Sam Gagner |
1 | 2 | |
15:48 | Jordan Eberle (7)
Assists: Taylor Hall, Jeff Petry |
1 | 3 | |
19:50 | Roman Josi (4)
Assists: Mike Fisher, Bobby Butler |
2 | 3 |
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Religion LyricsArtist: Luther VandrossAlbum: I Know Everyone in the house was still asleep She made some toast and coffee Took a shower and made herself smell sweet She said, "I don't want a bus ride, I believe that the walk might help me think Got a heart kind of heavy I need some big hat and gloves, shoes and bag religion!" Religion That's my decision Some of that "make me feel better when I shout!!!" religion That's my decision Papa Henry was full of spice He was a man usually nice But something got into him last night Made him want to fuss and hollar The entire house was in a sweat His bottle got broken and the floor got wet "Clean it up!" you could hear him scream Then he said, "I'm going out" I need religion Religion That's my decision Some of that "raise up the roof, 90 proof" religion That's my decision Religion It's my decision, oh yes it is That's my decision It's the story about a good family Who doesn't live anymore in good harmony They are people who love their daughter and son They try to give them religion Little Billy likes his best friend Jack How in the world could he be like that Mama and Henry wanna have that chat Boy, you need religion Little Betty, whatcha gonna do? There's a child growing inside of you You should've stopped and thought things through Little girl you need a vision of religion Religion And that's my decision Some of that "how'd I get on Rikki Lake" religion That's my decision Religion Get a little, Religion Get a little Religion
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Do You Have To Roll Your Wrists?
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Paul Wilson is the creator of Swing Machine Golf and founder of Ignition Golf. Paul's golf swing technique is based on the Iron Byron swing machine. YouTube Channels: Paul Wilson Golf and Ignition Golf Tips. Please Join me on Google+
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Hey Paul – I needed this reminder!!! Have been getting alot of slices on my driver…. This tip gave me great practice moves to help me loosen up those wrists. Also the reminder to reach the extension of the arms point in the swing will help me get to the proper release of the club. Super!!
That's great. We all need reminders. Here is another one … RIGHT/TIGHT. If you are spinning it right your wrists are too tight. So roll them over early doing the roll over drill. Then hit another shot. If the ball is still slicing manually roll it and get it hooking. Once you can hook it you forget rolling it and work on starting the downswing with your lower body to straighten it out.
What a great tip!
Exactly whats been happening to me since i changed from a strong to neutral grip as per Pauls instruction in full swing DVD set.
I was never sure on this bit of the swing!
Now i can get my wrist rolling over as i wasnt sure if you were meant to manually roll them over as fast as i could once I let go of holding lag angle for as long as possible or as i suspected and what Paul keeps talking about, letting forces do it for you with passive wrists.
Just seems weird that you dont put any effort in to try and roll your wrists or let club go and it will hit ball far!
Is it a case of holing lag angle for as long as possible then just letting go and letting forces roll your now passive wrists??
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Roger, Thank you very much. Glad you liked it.
You should be holding the lag angle if you need more lag in your swing. If you already lag it then of course you don't have to hold it. The problem when people work on lag is that they hold it too long. You need to hold the lag then release it. This will get the whipping action.
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Senate Shenigans Yield No Agreement
Thursday, June 25, 2009
Subway Survey Says: Cars Are Cleaner
Thursday, June 25, 2009
Riders of the number 7 train apparently have the cleanest ride on the subway system. So says the annual "shmutz" report from the advocacy group the Straphangers' Campaign. In today's survey from late last year, 57 percent of all cars were marked as clean, up from 50 ...
Atlantic Yards Hearing Draws Overflow Crowd
Wednesday, June 24, 2009
At the MTA headquarters dozens of people have signed up to speak for or against the new deal for the Atlantic Yards development in Brooklyn. There are so many spectators that the MTA has opened an overflow room with a closed circuit television. The board is expected to sell a ...
Free to Bee
Tuesday, June 23, 2009
Give bees a chance -- so says a group of renegade beekeepers. They want the city to legalize beekeeping instead of fining people up to $2000 for tending a hive. Manhattan Borough President Scott Stringer declared his support for beekeeping, calling it a step toward a greener city. ...
A History of Pride: Post-Stonewall Activism on View at the NYPL
Tuesday, June 23, 2009
After the Stonewall riots, gay rights activists got louder, stronger, more organized. Some groups, like the Gay Liberation Front, took on a broad political platform, joining forces with movements for civil rights and women's rights. Other groups, like the Radicalesbians, had a more focused agenda.
The New York ...
After Stonewall, New York is Welcoming... What About Other Cities?
Tuesday, June 23, 2009
Emily Reese, 27, is from a small town in New Mexico. She is an out lesbian currently living in New York City. Here she reflects on growing up gay in New Mexico, where it wasn't okay to be out, even decades after Stonewall.
"As a kid, I wasn't really aware ...
Homophony Festival
Tuesday, June 23, 2009
Celebrating the Music of Gay and Lesbian Composers
Sunday June 28, 2009 marks the 40th anniversary of the Stonewall Riots around Greenwich Village's Stonewall Inn, the night that galvanized the Gay Rights Movement. To mark the occasion, Evening Music celebrates the significant contributions by gay and lesbian composers to ...
R.I.P. Ed McMahon
Tuesday, June 23, 2009
The legendary broadcaster, Ed McMahon died early this morning in Los Angeles. He was 86. McMahon was Johnny Carson's sidekick for 30 years, famous for his roller coaster line, "Heeeeeeere's Johnny."
But McMahon wanted to be remembered for something more. Here's what he told the Associated Press in 1998:
...Investigators Probe Cause of Brooklyn Building Collapse
Monday, June 22, 2009
A four-story residential and commercial building collapsed on Sunday leaving jagged pile of debris. Four people sustained minor injuries and six adjacent buildings had to be evacuated.
New York City Assistant Deputy fire chief, John Sudnic, says a call came in about bricks falling from a building around ...
Grandmother Swims Against The Tide
Sunday, June 21, 2009
by Lara Pellegrinelli
Photo by David Nager.
Penny Palfrey took first place among the female competitors at the Manhattan Island Marathon Swim on June 6, completing the 28.5 mile counterclockwise route around the island in just 7 hours ...
Stonewall Remembered: A Night on the Streets
Thursday, June 18, 2009
Rainbow flags have been flying for weeks all around the city -- as gay pride celebrations take over the streets. New York's claim to the beginning of the gay ...
Update from Newark Airport on Flight 61
Thursday, June 18, 2009
Today in History: Amelia Earhart
Thursday, June 18, 2009
Carbon Counter Live in Madison Square Garden
Thursday, June 18, 2009
New York is a little bit greener today -- or at least more aware -- with the launch of the world's first real-time carbon counter. The almost 70-foot high billboard outside of Madison Square Garden shows the running total of greenhouse gases in the atmosphere.
The current number displayed on ...
Green Market in Port Authority
Thursday, June 18, 2009
Say hello to a greener Port Authority. The bus terminal near Times Square opened its first green market today, offering fresh produce and baked goods to the more than 200,000 daily commuters who pass through. Florida native Laura Zequeira was on her way to upstate New York when she picked ...
President Obama Calls for Financial Overhaul
Wednesday, June 17, 2009
Digesting Politcs: Albany Wrangling
Wednesday, June 17, 2009
The city budget comes in early…the state's at a standstill…in Washington, they're bringing their blackberries to the beach… and Bob Hennelly does his pirate imitation. Andrea, Bob, and Brian chew it all over in this week's "Digesting Politics."
Commemorating Bloomsday
Tuesday, June 16, 2009
The Leonard Lopate Show: Parting Glances
Tuesday, June 16, 2009
The Leonard Lopate Show commemorates the 40th anniversary of Stonewall by talking about representations of LGBT life and politics on film, part of the Projections film series. In this segment, Leonard discusses "Parting Glances" (1986) with film critic Nathan Lee and professor of Cinema Studies at CUNY David Gerstner.