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After facing two of the most dominant arms in the National League, the Rockies' scuffling offense should earn a much-needed break when Dan Haren takes the mound for the Nationals on Saturday.
Against Jordan Zimmermann and Stephen Strasburg -- owners of two of the 10 best ERAs in the NL -- the Rockies scored only two runs through the first two games of their four-game series in Washington. But Haren (4-8, 5.72 ERA) has allowed at least four runs in six innings or fewer in each of his last three starts.
"I tried to keep my head in the game," Haren said after allowing four runs in six innings against the Phillies on Monday. "I was better than I had been. I was able to get six innings, I guess it's better than five. I'm still looking for improvement. I wish I could have given the team more."
It will be Haren's second start against Colorado after he surrendered five runs and eight hits in five innings at Coors Field on June 11.
Haren's issues have stemmed from not being able to keep the ball inside the park -- the 18 home runs he has allowed this year are the most in the league.
Still in search of a win on its road trip, Colorado is under .500 for the first time since Opening Day. The Rockies will turn to Jhoulys Chacin (5-3, 4.26) to rescue them from a season-worst five-game losing streak.
Chacin is just six days removed from his best start of the year, as he came an out away from his first shutout in more than two years Sunday. He ultimately gave up two runs before he was pulled after 8 2/3 against the Phillies, but he needed only 86 pitches to make it that far.
The Nationals are riding a three-game winning streak, their first three-game winning streak since May 8-10.
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For months, outfielder Corey Dickerson has posted numbers dominant enough to earn a spot on most big league rosters. But with a surplus of impact bats in the Rockies' outfield, Dickerson was stuck in the Minors before he finally got the long-awaited callup Friday.
In his first season of Triple-A ball at Colorado Springs, Dickerson has established himself as one of the most lethal bats in the Pacific Coast League. His .386 average, 13 triples and 1.042 OPS led the PCL, and Dickerson also showed significant power with nine homers and 38 RBIs.
Dickerson joined the Rockies for Spring Training before heading to Colorado Springs, hitting .333 in 27 at-bats.
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Nationals third baseman Ryan Zimmerman, a cornerstone of Washington's franchise, is battling his way through a three-week hitting slump.
Since May 29, when he blasted three home runs against the Orioles at Camden Yards, Zimmerman is 17-for-79 with 24 strikeouts in 10 games, good for just a .215 average.
But Nationals manager Davey Johnson is confident it is only a matter of time before his third baseman, who has never finished a season with an average lower than .266, rediscovers his rhythm in the batters' box.
"He knows what he needs to do," Johnson said. "A lot of times it's the way different guys pitch to you. A lot of times he'll look for pitches and sometimes you can go in a slump looking in the wrong spots. But he's too gifted. He'll hit."
Zimmerman's numbers on the year are still solid -- he's hitting .268 with eight homers and 34 RBIs and drove in a run with a double in Friday's win.
Worth noting
• Haren has served up 16 homers in nine career starts at Coors Field, but has allowed only four home runs in six starts against the Rockies away from Denver's thin air.
• Michael Cuddyer's hitting streak is now at 19 games, the Rockies' longest streak since Larry Walker hit in 21 straight in 1999.
• Nationals shortstop Ian Desmond has homered in three straight games, his solo shot in the seventh Friday night handing the Nationals the winning run.
Ian McCue is an associate reporter for MLB.com. This story was not subject to the approval of Major League Baseball or its clubs.

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*This will work with just all-purpose flour, but I prefer the bread flour and semolina
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Focaccia – Surprisingly, Not Italian for "Fingers"
*This will work with just all-purpose flour, but I prefer the bread flour and semolina
33 comments:
- Roberto said...
As an American living in Italy, it always amazes me to see a Mom come into a café or bar with two young kids, one of which asks for an ice cream on a stick and the other who asks for a piece of focaccia as an afternoon snack. Both kids are perfectly contented and I'm left wondering if this would ever happen in the U.S. By the way readers should avoid going overboard on the toppings; this ain't no pizza. However, it's common for bar owners to brush the top with a VERY thin coating of tomato sauce and cut the focaccia into small squares to go with an aperitivo.
- August 16, 2013 at 11:46 PM
- PB said...
Chef John that looks amazing! I've been trying your different breads as my summer project. After the ciabatta and the sourdough I was just thinking, wouldn't it be nice if he did focaccia? Thank you so much for posting this. I can't wait to try it.
Do you know if there's a good way to add garlic and cheese? Should I crush the garlic and sprinkle it on top or knead it into the dough like the rosemary? - August 17, 2013 at 12:00 AM
- edward said...
Hey Chef, I've been traveling abroad a few years now and am often stuck with only the use of a toaster oven - two breads that always turn out well in a toaster - focaccia and "pan de bono". Just a heads up to anyone this bread is absolutely easy and delicious. If you have not had pan de bono it is an international crime perpetrated against Americans - I really recommend you show them how it's done. Also I keep reading you shouldn't put too much on the focaccia, but I won't lie - I often divide it into two thin sheets of bread - after baking - and use it as a pizza crust.
- August 17, 2013 at 12:53 AM
- Sharath Vasishta said...
Hi Chef, please us know a great topping that has garlic. This bread reminds me of garlic bread
- August 17, 2013 at 2:42 AM
- blogagog said...
Hah. I thought focaccia was a plant. Turns out I was thinking of forsythia.
Thanks for edifying me. - August 17, 2013 at 3:28 AM
- blogagog said...
Sorry to double comment, but I'm curious - why did you use foil? Is it better than Saran wrap or a wet kitchen towel?
Inquiring chef wannabes want to know. - August 17, 2013 at 3:35 AM
- Chef John said...
PB, you can add to the top, or push it in when you dimple!
- August 17, 2013 at 12:57 PM
- Chef John said...
You can use anything to cover, as you're juts keeping it draft free. I use all 3! For longer rises I may use damp towel to add moisture, but it really doesn't matter.
- August 17, 2013 at 12:58 PM
- Carlitos said...
As a topping I usually make a olive oil, oregano and garlic paste, spread it over the focaccia before it's completely cooked, then put some kosher salt. the salt will metl with the heat giving even more taste to the paste and the bread.
- August 17, 2013 at 1:55 PM
- Jessica said...
Chef john, what do you usually do with leftover foccaccia? I always want to try recipes like this but don't know how to preserve the mass quantity of leftovers! Will it keep in the freezer?
- August 17, 2013 at 3:32 PM
- Jackie Rivas said...
Is there a substitute for the semolina flour chef?
- August 17, 2013 at 9:33 PM
- Alaskan Girl said...
I live in Alaska, at what temp is it needing to be at for raising the dough? Did you preheat your oven and then turn off. This recipe I would really like to have with salmon chowder. :)
- August 17, 2013 at 9:40 PM
- Chef John said...
Just use regular flour!
- August 18, 2013 at 1:12 AM
- Beth said...
There is no replacement for good technique – I have not been making my dimples deep enough! Thank you for showing us the proper way to do this! Btw, I like to add some mashed potatoes to focaccia dough; adds moisture and flavor.
- August 18, 2013 at 2:33 PM
- Chef John said...
Yes, I just heat my oven for a few seconds until its about 80 degrees, and that's perfect for me.
- August 18, 2013 at 2:35 PM
- Chef John said...
I'll have to try the potato trick!
- August 18, 2013 at 2:35 PM
- Chef John said...
Jessica, I usually don't have leftovers, but you can freeze, and then use those for a panini or quick pizza base. It's better to toast or bake the leftovers in case they've gotten dry.
- August 18, 2013 at 2:38 PM
- Dan said...
How about substituting Garlic Olive Oil for regular olive oil?
- August 18, 2013 at 3:50 PM
- Kelsey said...
This is my first time making any kind of bread - you always make it look so easy and inspire me to try new things! It is rising now - I'm so excited! Thank you Chef John!
- August 18, 2013 at 9:17 PM
- PJ said...
I started mine with a biga. It gave the Focaccia almost a sourdough flavor which went great with your topping.
- August 19, 2013 at 5:44 AM
- mattjeast said...
You mentioned butter in the video. Have you ever tried making a less authentic version of the recipe with melted butter?
- August 21, 2013 at 11:43 AM
- Chef John said...
I've not!
- August 21, 2013 at 12:09 PM
- Zoe said...
Chef!! an we do focaccia with whole wheat flour??
- August 31, 2013 at 9:57 AM
- Chef John said...
Sure! Just won't taste as good!
- August 31, 2013 at 1:59 PM
- Preetinder Kaur said...
Hi Chef! I could only find rapid rise yeast at the local grocery store. Would that work? If yes, how would the recipe change? Thank you!
- September 8, 2013 at 12:03 PM
- Chef John said...
Yes! Enjoy!
- September 8, 2013 at 12:15 PM
- Dean Darrow said...
Chef, is the 2 T oil what goes in the dough initially, and the rest that is drizzled is extra? If not, how much of the 2 T goes in the bowl? Thanks for a great blog.
- September 14, 2013 at 1:28 PM
- Chef John said...
Yes 2 initially!
- September 14, 2013 at 6:19 PM
- Spices of your Life said...
I love this recipe. Simple yet delicious. Baking it now. I have learnt a lesson though. Long nail-person won't enjoy poking the dough lol
- October 4, 2013 at 1:32 PM
- Sharon said...
I made two loaves of focaccia bread yesterday- one using your recipe, and the other using Noreen's (from Noreen's Kitchen). They were both simply amazing! And they are both simply gone! This dough is absolutely wonderful to work with! Thank you from the whole family- we most certainly did 'Enjoy'
- December 8, 2013 at 6:21 AM
- juliabritendark said...
I made this recipe to go with an antipasto platter that I took to a holiday gathering.....I infused the olive oil with garlic.....and instead of salt, I sprinkled fresh parmesan....it was surprisingly easy and rewarding to make.....and a big hit.....I made a double batch and it was all gone at the end.....merry christmas and thank you chef john!
- December 27, 2013 at 7:38 AM
- Marcelo said...
Chef, thanks for sharing this great recipe! Since I'm vegan, I finally found a recipe without egg, honey, cheese or milk ;)
- March 26, 2014 at 12:17 AM
- nick0ZERO said...
thanks for your recipe and instructions - i'll give it a try.
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Stages Power MeterStages Power Meter http://www.stagescycling.com/stagespower-tech-specs
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- less accurate with significant asymmetrical pedaling technique. nevertheless, I suppose it depends on what a cyclist wants to use power data for. If he wants to train to improve output, then asymmetry error won't be an issue. It's only when someone wants to compare their power output to someone else that it might be an issue. - doesn't work on carbon cranks.
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Re: Stages Power Meteri have a contact in usa - so no probs in mail..
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Comparing with others isn't the primary issue, although it helps if a power meter is accurate as usually people do change meters at some stage and inaccurate meters can make season on season tracking problematic. Asymmetry in left side-right side power output is: - normal - variable from person to person (meaning that even if two people have the same total power output, this unit may not report them as the same) - variable for the same person depending on cadence, absolute and relative power output, fatigue level, bike fit, type of riding, changes in fitness etc. e.g. you can be 46:54 at one power level and 49:51 at another (and this would be completely normal). Which means the accuracy will vary somewhat as the unit assumes you are always 50:50 (which would be pretty unusual). In other words it might be accurate at one power level and much less so at another power level. I'd say it has potential to be a good intro product into training with power, provided one recognises the limitations of the data and what it can be sensibly used for (and what it shouldn't be used for), similar to how other such products in the past, like the Polar chain based power meter, provided a cheaper entry to the power meter club. Keep in mind that for a regular trained cyclist, threshold power will only vary by ~ 10% from under trained to peak fitness, and that often we are seeking to assess changes in power of only a percent or two when fitness is at personal best levels. I can't comment on things like ability to validate calibration, durability, consistency, warranty, service and support etc
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Re: Stages Power MeterNo Campy options is pretty disappointing, but I can understand that it would be too hard if they are invading the crank volume to fit all the electronics onboard.
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Re: Stages Power MeterIt's due to the carbon. Hysterisis or something like that. Reason to go DA9000?
I really have to question the wisdom of putting a power meter on a 105 crank. If you are throwing around 1250 bucks at a power meter and Garmin, perhaps you have money to pony up for a new crankset as well?
Re: Stages Power Meternot much cheaper than the tried and proven powertap hubs..
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Don't need to go O/S to get them for less then $2k. I sell complete Quarq SRAM crank sets from $1869, and much less for Specialized/Cannondale Quarq spiders.
Re: Stages Power MeterThere you go, you can get them from a reputable Australian distributor for less than $2k.
I take it you are supplying Quarq power meters again.
Re: Stages Power MeterIn fairness to the Stages system, it's MUCH simpler than the powertap, and I am guessing the "elite" systems are much cheaper to implement because the expense is from the crank (which you are unlikely to swap) and you don't need to build the crank into a wheel etc which I am guessing is going to extend the cost enormously. The cheap powertap system is a similar price, but I'm thinking that it would be cheaper for the Stages system. Just seems a shame that you can either swap wheels, or swap bikes... most dudes sinking dollars have more than one bike lol
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Yes, Quarq were keen to ensure I could still supply their product here in Australia via SRAM's distribution network.
Re: Stages Power MeterIt's launched, reviews are starting to appear:
http://lavamagazine.com/gear/tested-sta ... z2JJnLDyfG http://www.dcrainmaker.com/2013/01/stag ... eview.html
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ta! Edit: both reviews basically back up what Alex Simmons said. Sounds like I will have to look at a power tap.
Re: Stages Power MeterDC Rainmaker has changed his opinion. Updates to the firmware now make it a very viable option.
As usual all backed up with in depth data and charts http://www.dcrainmaker.com/2013/06/stag ... pdate.html From his conclusion; "Based on what I've seen, they've done that work (and put in that time) – into the software. The physical unit I have has not changed since the original review. It's the same unit I've had since the very beginning. They've just updated the software within it. And they took a lot of feedback from the original review and addressed issues of concern we had. For me, I have no issues in using any of the power meters I've used in this review – including the Stages. I do in fact from time to time pick different ones, and the data is generally similar enough that there's no discernable difference. Further, in some situations (such as nonstop climbing with shifts in temperature), the Stages simply performed better than two other units. This likely due to its automatic temperature compensation algorithms." I've been riding the SRAM version since January and have in the last month purchased an Ultegra version as well (new bike). Couldn't be happier. I have no comparison data as Stages is the only PM I've ever ridden with (after having a deposit down on a the Garmin pedals for a long time!) I was able to purchase through a bike shop in the States who was happy to send to Australia.
Re: Stages Power MeterI have a stages on the way, ill report on it when I get it
Re: Stages Power MeterYes please, I tried to make contact with stages via the standard online contact channels though the line has been dead. Pretty comprehensive review.
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Re: Stages Power MeterI wonder if DC is smarting from durianrider's scathing attack LOL
In fairness though, the level of effort DC has gone to trying to get his data together has been impressive. Maybe a PT isn't the answer? Something tells me that the Beater (my Trek 2.1) would look funny with a DA crankarm just on one side
Re: Stages Power Meterif you want to know PM me your email address and ill email you the order form.
took me a loooooong time to find one that would send it.. cost is rrp plus $70 freight and insurance so was $925aud for ultegra delivered hoping mine will be here with in 2 weeks stages them selves were painfull. I offered to buy 10-15 of them and they still wouldn't ship them too me...
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The Moment You Knew
First, my husband's father passed away suddenly as a result of a heart attack. There were no signs. My husband and I were busy living our lives, both working heavy hours, raising two children. Our girls were busy as well, school and dance. However, on October 31st, 2004, my father-in-law sat up in bed, collapsed to the floor. We were shaken to our core.
We pushed through the next year. We returned to our busy life styles, a little stunned and bewildered.
Eighteen months later, my mother-in-law was diagnosed with lung cancer. The last year had been difficult for her, without her husband of 50 years. She gave up, there was no fight and she passed away 6 weeks later.
That was the moment I knew. That was moment I knew I needed to make time for the more important things in life. I didn't know then it would be my family history. I knew my family needed to become more of a priority. I had the luxury of becoming a stay-at-home Mom.
I left my 60 hour a week job as a restaurant manager and went home to be a full-time mother and wife. It was during my time at home I started seeking those stories of my ancestors. The deaths of my in-laws had pushed me to start asking those questions, interviewing the living and committing to writing a family history book. The frailty of the last year and half had brought me to the realization there was so much I wanted to know about my own history, my own ancestors, I wanted to write those stories.
So much was lost when my husband's parents died. I had never expected to lose them so quickly. I thought I had time. It changed me forever. So many questions were never asked and never answered. I didn't want that to be the case with my own family.
That is how I became hooked on genealogy. That is why the stories of my ancestors are so very important to me and that is why I started this blog and decided to share my enthusiasm and knowledge. Now I am on a journey I never could have predicted. Funny how life happens that way.
As I approach the 7th anniversary of my father-in-law's passing, I can look back now and see how and why I got here. Have you looked back at your own travels, how did you come to this place in your genealogy journey?
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...when my mum died suddenly and left me clutching the precious memories I had of my childhood with her, but no narrative of the stories of her own younger life which she had taken with her. I had a sudden realisation that I would one day be gone, and that my kids would have nothing to show for my life or the memories we've made together. I founded a website, such was my passion, to enable families to capture their contemporary family memories, stories and events on a chronological timeline. www.saveeverystep.com is free to use and I hope will help people get it all down 'on paper' as a legacy for future generations. Helen
ReplyDeleteI have been interested in genealogy since my teens. However, it was the death of my great grandmother coming only six months after the birth of my daughter that spurred me into action. I realized that if I didn't start working on my family history, I ran the risk of losing more family members that could tell me about our heritage.
It turns out I was right. Since I started, I've lost another great grandmother, both grandfathers, a couple great aunts and a number of cousins of varying degrees. Thankfully I had the opportunity to speak to some of them before they passed.
A year ago, I started a blog to share my research. Recently I've met several cousins from my maternal line on Facebook. Thanks to them, I now have tons of family pictures that I had no idea even existed. One of the cousins also set up a group so we can share pictures and stories with other family members, as well as collaborate on research since several of us are working on the family tree.Thank you ladies for sharing your stories, @Andrea, I love that a picture called you and you answered. Pictures can be very haunting.
@Helen @Dee @ScrappyGenealogist, I am not surprised we all share the death of a relative as our calling card. By sharing our stories my hope is that others will not wait!Lynn, thanks for a emotionally engaging story. Like Deb, for me there were a few life changes that precipitated starting my story including wanting to know more about my German name and ancestry. I realised earlier this week, that I'm just celebrating my 25th anniversary of family history so I wrote a post about it this week. There have been so many surprises along the way and I've gained so much from the journey. Pauleen
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A cautionary tale and moving story of re-prioritizing life.
After my mom died in 1994, (my dad had a desvastating stroke in 1985, never spoke another word, and died in 1989), my brothers and I were left the task of cleaning out their home of almost 30 years. We had no idea that in the attic we'd find hundreds of letters between my parents, hundreds of letters from WWII, hundreds of letters from Romania, scores of diaries by both my parents (later discovered from my grandparents), documents, photos, etc -- enough to fill 25 Bankers' boxes. I had two little boys (4 & 6) so after we spent a week sorting, all went into storage. Then in 2000 my brothers came in and we went methodically through each box, creating a spreadsheet of what we had and put the 25 boxes in my garage. Two years later, in 2002, I decided I needed to start reading those letters. What a history they told! Then in 2009 I found someone to decipher the ancient German writing and discovered I had love letters between my grandparents. Right now I'm posting my mom's diary entries of falling in love with my dad. Last year, on the 100th anniversary of the oldest missive, I started the blog to share this amazing trove and hope to touch a cord with others and hopefully encourage them to get stories that they may not have. My parents always spoke of family history and labelled everything so we'd know as much as possible. I'd encourage everyone to label photos and documents. It saved us. This last week my brother and I used Reunion for the Mac to make a family tree -- another story. We have the documents and the letters, but I had no idea my dad's personal stories would be taken from my when he was just 70.
So many pressures impinge on our lives, it's often hard to fit in the family research, but I'd encourage all to use family get-togethers to start recording info now. Not everyone has a family that saved every little thing, like mine did, with which I can recreate so much. So get the stories now. Death (and even a stroke) is so final--and that's it.Linda, you and I have had this discussion before and I am always in awe of how much your parents saved and how lucky you are, you're right, most are not that lucky and need to ask those questions now.
I know Linda you are sharing your familie's story, but I am astonished at how much and what they saved. I think that in itself says something about them and who they were, clearly very special and very forward thinking. Most of us will spend our lifetime to just find a 10th of what you have been handed. I am astonished by the fact that they had the foresight to save it all for you. The gathering and storing of this information alone is in itself a story, aside from the story that lays inside those boxes.Loss and grief were my motivators. After losing my younger sister early this year, I found myself in a deep well of grief. She and I had planned to interview the our two elderly aunts (the last two of eleven siblings)and put it off too often. Researching our family history was a way to stay connected to her and honor her but somewhere along the over the last few months I caught the "bug", big time. It's now a passion that I couldn't imagine walking away from.


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Considered the favorites to host the 2015 All-Star Game as recently as last summer, the Nationals have been beaten out by the Reds, who will officially be awarded the game by commissioner Bud Selig today, according to the Cincinnati Enquirer.
One of three NL clubs vying for the event in 2015 — along with the Nationals and Marlins — the Reds were initially told by Major League Baseball they would be in line to host the 2019 game. Owner Bob Castellini, according to the Enquirer, pushed Selig to give them the 2015 game and apparently was successful in bringing the All-Star Game to Cincinnati for the first time since 1988.
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- Joe Seamhead - Jan 22, 2013 at 12:11 PM
As much as I would like to see DC host the AS Game, the lack of bars, restaraunts and other infrastructure is a legit concern of MLB. Heck, it's discouraging for us locals during the regular season.
- alexva - Jan 22, 2013 at 12:29 PM
that's okay, we'll have two or three World Series here in the meantime.
- Scooter - Jan 22, 2013 at 12:49 PM
You're right, Joe S; it's really just not ready.
- sjm308 - Jan 22, 2013 at 12:56 PM
It truly is not ready. I mean, when the residents of those condo's are excited about a "Potbelly's" going in you know you have work to do. I don't love Hockey and the bullets (I refuse to call them that stupid name about sorcery) but I do love the area and the vast number of options you have. Abe Polin did more than bring both sports downtown, he made it possible for thousands of others to earn a living. I hope the Nationals can do the same in the near future. Go Nats!! World Series or Bust!!
- JamesFan - Jan 22, 2013 at 1:56 PM
The Nats should block any AS game or other major league goodies for the O's until Angelos turns loose of the TV rights to the Nats. The Nats should use every piece of leverage they have to cause trouble up north. When Angelos decides to let go, then we can all be pals.
- sm13 - Jan 22, 2013 at 1:58 PM
Joe and sjm make excellent points, but I'm still diasappointed. Bud S. does us no favors, but could make up for this snub by getting the team the freedom to strike a real TV deal.
- NatsJack in Florida - Jan 22, 2013 at 2:11 PM
Elijah Dukes was arrested last night in Tampa on several outstanding warrarnts for failure to appear. Still in jail this morning as no bail has been set.Somewhere in the L.A. area, Jim Bowden must be proud.
- Theophilus T. S. - Jan 22, 2013 at 2:13 PM
I have no doubt that the Nats' neighborhood will look much different in 2015, though it's never going to look like the area around Verizon Center. Whatever additional development takes place it's always going to look a bit like a sunny-side up egg on pile of corned beef hash. What would irk me most, if I really had a stake in it (definitely won't be going), would be that pinball park in Cincinnati. One can only assume that Selig was sold (or bought, as the case may be) on the possibilities for the HR contest.
- Unknown - Jan 22, 2013 at 2:17 PM
It's time to let the Elijah Dukes sarcastic comments thing go. The guy is in a really bad place and is just making it continually worse for himself and his family. Maybe we can all have a little compassion for him, and stop bringing him up as a joke on Nats comment threads. Just a thought.
- Tcostant - Jan 22, 2013 at 2:35 PM
I hear their are two new bars/rest near the park this year. I think by 2019 it will be jumping!
- Theophilus T. S. - Jan 22, 2013 at 2:37 PM
Unknown — Dukes was a fraud on the fans and a melanoma on the body of baseball every time he put on a Nats uniform. He might be redeemed in the eyes of God but has done nothing since to redeem himself in the eyes of the public. I'd just as soon he was forgotten — and I really mean forgotten — altogether but I have no animus toward commenters who equally have no reason to forgive Bowden for what he did to this team. I won't listen to Bowden, won't read anything he's written, won't read anything written about him (and, I confess, I have to repress the impulse to pass over "Bowdenball's" comments on this blog), and that will continue until Bowden puts on shorts and crawls on his hands and knees from the Capitol to home plate and begs forgiveness from the fans, doing his obsequies to all four corners of the park. So if people feel the need to raise painful memories of Bowden and Dukes, snark away, folks.
- John C. - Jan 22, 2013 at 3:04 PM
I sense the malevolent hand of Angelos [SPIT] in the All Star snubbing. It's not the better part of my nature, but I'll admit that Angelos's existence will allow me that much more pleasure when the O's collapse this year.
- LoveDaNats - Jan 22, 2013 at 3:06 PM
I went to a Nats/Rockies game in Denver several years ago. The area around the stadium was full of great restaurants, housing and easy transportation. A local told me that when the stadium was built, the area around it was an industrial area and train yard. Time and money made it what it is today. It will happen for DC. Just waiting on the economy.
- Rabbit34 - Jan 22, 2013 at 3:12 PM
Lack of development around Nationals Park is a legitimate concern in turning down the request for an all-star game. The area is definately not attractive nor conducive for the game. Wait and do it right.
- Joe Seamhead - Jan 22, 2013 at 3:14 PM
Gee, Theophilus,I can't wait for you to tell us how you really feel.Tcostant,one or two bars/restaurants is a start, but the Half Street corridor development is long over due.
- Tcostant - Jan 22, 2013 at 3:22 PM
I've been to Coors Field too. Lots of great Microbreweries within a short walk to the game. It was better than any Verizon Center comparision…
- Tcostant - Jan 22, 2013 at 3:23 PM
Joe – I agree; but if those bars fill up on game day; I think more will follow.
- Teddy Rochlis - Jan 22, 2013 at 3:29 PM
Very unfortunate about the all star game would have really wanted one hear in DC. Considering we haven't had one since 1969 while the Reds had one in 1988 it doesn't really seem fair. It is a very viable point however that the area around nats park has not been developed. Sometimes things just don't fall your way, and if Angelos does have a hand in this, i will be laughing when the O's go .500 this season while the nationals will "fly" into the playoffs
- Section 222 - Jan 22, 2013 at 3:42 PM
The only important thing about the ASG for the next few years is that the National League wins. I want that home field advantage and Game 7, if necessary, at Nats Park.
- Ghost Of Steve M. - Jan 22, 2013 at 3:48 PM
That's lousy news. The way Selig has not supported the Nats in the MASN dispute, the ASG would be a nice gift to the Nats and the city.Selig fail.
- Joe Seamhead - Jan 22, 2013 at 4:01 PM
MLB's treatment of D.C. from the very beginnning has been akin to the Bird of Paradise flying over and pooping on our heads, starting with the bare cupboards of the farm system that they gave us. Between the Lerners, Rizzo, and the core fans the Nationals have done pretty good in spite of Selig. The developement is going to happen down there, albeit slowly, and as the highrises go up, with ground floor retail space, the area should eventually be fantastic.In the meantime:GYFNG!!!
- UnkyD - Jan 22, 2013 at 4:02 PM
Ghost, I think it's better to wait until the area is Jumping, to put the ASG spotlight on it… It'd be sad and embarrassing to be explaining that "someday" it's gonna be real nice….
- Theophilus T. S. - Jan 22, 2013 at 4:09 PM
Ghost — which would you rather have, the ASG or Selig's support on the MASN deal? Don't think of the ASG as a consolation prize.
- NatsNut - Jan 22, 2013 at 4:26 PM
Agreed. My reaction is that a) I'd rather wait until that area is thriving and b) the ASG will be a big yawn compared to all the World Series games we'll have well before 2017.=)alexva said… that's okay, we'll have two or three World Series here in the meantime.
- SonnyG10 - Jan 22, 2013 at 4:41 PM
I was ready to be really angry with Selig until I read the first few comments here, and I guess the lack of surrounding restaurants, etc, is a good reason to wait. Anyway, I would much rather have our TV rights taken away from Angelos. It really pisses me off that he was given our TV rights. I really despise Angelos.
- pdowdy83 - Jan 22, 2013 at 4:51 PM
You can't really blame him for putting it in Cincinati. That stadium has been open a lot longer than Nats Park and has not hosted an All Star game yet.
- realdealnats - Jan 22, 2013 at 4:55 PM
Personally I'd rather have a burr in our saddle than an ASG. Like Alexva says, let's win a couple WS. We can develop the area while we do so. Not really sure why it is moving so slow development-wise. It seems like it would be a gold mine–especially to get in early on. Especially for deep pockets. We ought to double down on the Owed-Drinks Table and pool our monies and open up Nats Insider as a bar on 1/2 Street.
- MicheleS - Jan 22, 2013 at 5:06 PM
News:Jerry Crasnick@jcrasnick#Bluejays announce they've signed Mark DeRosa to one-year, $750K deal with a club option for 2014.
- Tony - Jan 22, 2013 at 5:06 PM
Bill Clinton said it best. It's the economy, stupid.
- Ghost Of Steve M. - Jan 22, 2013 at 5:08 PM
I don't think many of you have attended Allstar games because development around the stadium is just a bonus but not a necessity. Its more important that the area around the Convention Center can support the visitors which DC can.MLB uses caravans of buses for transport. In the last few years the Yankees and Angels had Allstar games and besides the game, HR Derby and Sunday events in the stadium all other events occured by the Convention center. If you have been to Yankee Stadium, you know nothing is going on around that stadium.
- Ghost Of Steve M. - Jan 22, 2013 at 5:10 PM
To the question of rather having the MASN deal worked out or an All Star game, certainly the MASN deal but why not get both.
- NatsLady - Jan 22, 2013 at 5:10 PM
Adam Kilgore @AdamKilgoreWPBlue Jays announce they signed Mark DeRosa to a one-year deal worth $750K. More beloved by teammates than any player I've covered.
- Ghost Of Steve M. - Jan 22, 2013 at 5:12 PM
MicheleS, good for DeRosa, hope he stays healthy and is productive for them.
- NatsLady - Jan 22, 2013 at 5:14 PM
That's interesting about the Blue Jays signing DeRosa. One can easily imagine they would have trouble melding that bunch of players in to a team. The DeRosa signing might work for them no matter how much (or little) he contributes on the field. Listened to a long podcast on the WBC from baseball prospectus. One of the major themes was how certain countries can build (or have) a team for international competition, while other just have a collection of "all-stars" who have never played together.
- Tony - Jan 22, 2013 at 5:15 PM
The heck with the Marlins trade. The DeRosa signing proves the Jays are all in.
- realdealnats - Jan 22, 2013 at 5:24 PM
Tony said…Bill Clinton said it best. It's the economy, stupid.Not really. Deep pockets often make their moves during tough times when the competition might be slowed a bit. Also DC is a bubble economy in many ways. Lots of cranes around town Tony. Lots of cranes.
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realdealnats said….We ought to double down on the Owed-Drinks Table and pool our monies and open up Nats Insider as a bar on 1/2 Street. _________________________________That better be one BIG A$$ pool…
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TimDz–The Nats have been talking about such things as "closing the gap" and "raising the bar" for so long, that now we are WS contenders, I think it's time we worked on "closing the bar." 1/2 St can be the Face of the Bar (FOB).
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That would be the name, or at least the tag line: "Faced of the Franchise!"
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It might be worth paying a small royalty to Duffy's for the Cortizone Shot.
- Section 3, my sofa - Jan 22, 2013 at 6:44 PM
Or as a pregame spot, The Early W.With your hosts, Early and Shirley W.
- Scooter - Jan 22, 2013 at 7:56 PM
Don't call me Shirley.
- realdealnats - Jan 22, 2013 at 10:01 PM
I'll be frank, you be earnest…
- jay - Jan 23, 2013 at 7:33 AM
Mark,On July 10, you wrote,—–There's a good chance Major League Baseball's All-Star Game will be played in Washington in July 2015…….The only hangup has been a desire for more commercial development around the ballpark, a process that was stalled by a poor economy. There has been increased construction in the area this year, however, and more is expected to be completed by the time the 2015 game would be played.——What do you think has changed since then? If we were the favorites what happened? The area around the park isn't fully developed but there's the new waterfront park, beautiful rehabbing of Navy Yard buildings, restaurants and bars coming on board this year, re-scape of Capital Street, new housing, Harris Teeter coming on board, the team is a great example of building the right way, and it's not like the area around Citi Field has the nice stuff within walking distance.I think it's we who are saying that the reason we were passed over is the slow pace of development. I think Selig is still stinging from the hearings Congress held over the steroids scandal. By the way, love your work. Just ranting via frustration. I want the ASG here too!
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