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Week 9 NFL Game Recaps
Chargers 31, Chiefs 13
What the 30 or so people who watched this game witnessed was a horrible display of football. Both offenses dissected the opposing crappy defenses until they reached scoring territory and then self-destructed. All of this occurred while several prominent players went down with injuries. The Chargers may have won by 18, but they didn't really outplay Kansas City; they just made fewer mistakes and capitalized with two defensive touchdowns.
- Dwayne Bowe fumbled in the red zone to spoil impressive opening drive in which the Chiefs converted four third downs. Bowe, who would later fail to haul in a touchdown, caught eight balls for 79 yards. The stats are decent, but Bowe continues to be an inefficient receiver who is constantly responsible for too many drops and turnovers.
- Matt Cassel was strip-sacked in his own end zone. The offensive line broke down, but Cassel should have at least thrown it away. Even an intentional grounding would have been more favorable, as it would have kept it at 19-6, which is a two-score game. Instead, San Diego went up 24-6, and it was pretty much over.
- Cassel tossed a pick-six as well, but it wasn't his fault. The ball bounced out of Dexter McCluster's and into Demorrio Williams'. Cassel finished 19-of-29 for 181 yards and that interception. He played a solid game overall, but he now has 18 turnovers on the season. Only one team as a whole has more give-aways, and that would be the Cowboys (19).
- Ryan Succop, who had a string of 13 consecutive field goals entering the contest, doinked a 39-yard attempt off the left upright when the game was still close (10-3 in the third quarter).
- Dexter McCluster muffed a punt at the end of the game, but the contest was decided at that point.
- Left tackle Jared Gaither needs to be upgraded because he can't move. Well, he moved prematurely on third-and-inches of the opening drive, but that didn't matter because Philip Rivers converted to Seyi Ajirotutu. Gaither, however, would eventually have an awful series in which he surrendered a sack to Tamba Hali and then committed a blatant hold on Hali on the very next play. This forced the Chargers to punt at midfield.
- Safety Eric Weddle, who is returning punts for some reason, muffed the ball at the beginning of the second half. The Chiefs took over with great field position, but couldn't capitalize because of the aforementioned missed field goal.
- Rivers tossed a horrific interception into the end zone from the 1-yard line near the end of the first half. He rolled right, and despite not seeing anyone open, he forced a pass that was picked off.
That was the only blemish of the evening for Rivers, who finished 18-of-20 for 220 yards, two touchdowns and the interception. He actually began the game 13-of-13 for 172 yards. He misfired on his 14th attempt, but that was just a throw-away.
- Ryan Mathews, who rushed for 67 yards on 13 carries, hurt his ankle in the first half. He eventually reentered the game, but it was a reminder of how fragile he is.
- Jamaal Charles gained just 39 yards on 12 attempts, though he did catch three balls for 27 receiving yards. He was the victim of a vicious helmet-to-helmet collision and was removed from the game. He seemed dazed on the sideline, but the good news is that he wasn't taken into the locker room. With 10 days of rest, Charles should be able to play against the Steelers.
- Other Chiefs who got hurt: Guard Jeff Allen suffered a concussion. Defensive end Glenn Dorsey aggravated his calf injury. Left tackle Branden Albert hurt his leg awkwardly. The Chargers saw linebacker Antwan Barnes damage his hamstring.
Broncos 31, Bengals 23
Well, I think we know where both teams currently stand. Manning, the hottest quarterback in the NFL entering this weekend, picked the Bengals apart despite the fact that Cincinnati strongly believed it had a solid game plan against him based on the success the defense had in its previous meeting. The Bengals were apparently dead wrong.
Manning was pretty much flawless, going 27-of-35 for 291 yards, three touchdowns and two interceptions. The picks were his first since the opening half of Week 6. The first wasn't really his fault; Eric Decker stopped short on his route. The second was pretty bad, as Manning heaved an inaccurate ball from his own end zone. However, he rebounded with consecutive touchdown drives after that.
Manning could have put together an even better performance had his supporting cast not let him down. I already mentioned Decker's blunder on the first pick; the Broncos dropped several passes early on. Decker was also responsible for an offensive pass interference penalty.
Ravens 25, Browns 15
Starting with the victor, Flacco opened up 10-of-12 for 110 yards, leading the Ravens to a pair of first-quarter touchdowns to establish a quick, 14-0 advantage. He was then was four of his next 11 for just 24 yards. He had several passes that easily could have been picked off. However, he came through when it mattered most, engineering a game-winning touchdown drive. The clinching score went to Torrey Smith, though it's worth noting that it was just a short completion that was all Smith (4-46).
Flacco's final numbers were 15-of-24 for 153 yards and a score. He won the game, but this inconsistency is very discouraging for the Ravens, who need their offense to carry them in the wake of the defense's demise.
However, Weeden could have easily tossed a few more interceptions, as the Ravens' secondary uncharacteristically dropped some gifts. Ed Reed, who would ultimately end up with a pick, was one of the offenders, as the ball fell right through his hands. Weeden humorously was intercepted on the very next play, as he forced a poor attempt under pressure.
Packers 31, Cardinals 17
Aaron Rodgers, however, did a great job of evading the Cardinal defenders. He scrambled so many times in the first half that it made me realize how often he used to do this. Rodgers hasn't utilized his legs much this season, failing to rush more than five times in any contest entering this weekend. He ran eight times versus the Cardinals. He picked up 33 rushing yards on those attempts, which doesn't seem like much, but they were instrumental in picking up first downs.
It must also be noted that Rodgers didn't have the services of his top two receivers. Greg Jennings is going to be out for several more weeks, while Jordy Nelson made a foolish decision by trying to play with a bum hamstring despite a bye coming up. Player arrogance once again backfired, as Nelson, who failed to haul in a single pass, limped off the field on the second drive.
Texans 21, Bills 9
There are so many things the Bills did wrong in this contest against the sleepwalking Texans. This includes:
- Fred Jackson (6-21) and C.J. Spiller (6-39) received just 12 total carries even though the Texans were never up by more than eight points until the fourth quarter. On the bright side, they each caught five passes for 14 and 63 yards, respectively, so they were at least utilized in the passing game.
- The Bills dropped several passes, particularly in the second half. Steve Johnson (3-29) and Donald Jones had the ball slip through their hands on plays that would have moved the chains. Scott Chandler (3-51) had two drops. Johnson was banged up; he took a fierce hit from safety Glover Quin in the second quarter and didn't look like himself after that.
- Ryan Fitzpatrick was decent overall - 25-of-38, 239 yards - but had a crucial fumble in Houston territory in the fourth quarter, as Whitney Mercilus stripped the ball out of his hand as he was trying to scramble for yardage.
- As mentioned, Lindell completely whiffed on a 37-yard try. In a dome. It wasn't even close.
- The defense was epically fooled on one play-action bootleg play. Every single defender bit on what they thought was an Arian Foster run, allowing Matt Schaub to move left and hit an open Owen Daniels for a 39-yard touchdown in the opening quarter.
Colts 23, Dolphins 20
By Charlie Campbell - @draftcampbell
Tannehill led an early field goal drive and Luck answered. Rookie tight end Dwayne Allen drew a long pass interference from Koa Misi to set up a nine-yard touchdown pass on a frozen rope from Luck to Reggie Wayne (7-78). Tannehill responded to Luck's first touchdown pass with a 31-yard scoring pass to Charles Clay. Miami scored again with a beautiful 18-yard touchdown run by Reggie Bush (10-41). He zig-zagged his way around defenders to dart into the end zone.
Luck laid out a perfect 48-yard pass to Donnie Avery (5-108) late in the second quarter. It was a great throw that beat the double coverage. Luck then launched a great deep ball to T.Y. Hilton (6-102) that should've been a touchdown, but the pass was dropped. The drive settled for a field goal. Luck had 273 yards at the half, and it could've been a lot more if it his receivers weren't dropping passes.
Luck put the Colts in the lead during the third quarter. He converted a third-and-16 with a 19-yard pass to LaVon Brazill (2-25) and finished the drive with a 36-yard touchdown pass to Hilton. Tannehill answered with some clutch throws to get a field goal and tie the score at 20.
Luck answered with a drive for a 43-yard goal that was the game-winner. He had one terrible decision in the final minutes while trying to avoid a sack, but Sean Smith dropped an interception. Luck was amazing on third down versus the Dolphins. He converted many third-and-longs, including a critical one to Allen on a third-and-11 deep in Indianapolis territory. The Colts finished 12-of-18 on third down. Luck was 30-of-48 for 433 yards with two touchdowns in his record-setting day.
Tannehill had one more shot, but the Colts' defense stopped him. He completed 22-of-38 passes for 290 yards and one touchdown. Brian Hartline (8-107) and Davone Bess (6-67) were his leading receivers. Miami has to be pleased with the way Tannehill played while injured, and the team just need to get him more receiving talent to work with.
Lions 31, Jaguars 14
...Or maybe this was just all about the edge that they had at the quarterback position. By the time it was 21-0, Matthew Stafford was 15-of-24 for 216 yards, while Blaine Gabbert was a pathetic 4-of-7 for 10 yards, with all four completions being checkdowns. Even more laughable was his Hail Mary attempt at the end of the first half; throwing from midfield, Gabbert's weak lob sailed only 30 yards and was nearly intercepted at the Detroit 20-yard line.
Gabbert would end up finishing 27-of-38 for 220 yards, two touchdowns and a pair of picks, one of which was a pathetic pass that just seemed to die in mid-air. Don't be fooled by the final numbers; his stats came in complete garbage time where the Lions were just playing prevent. It's clear by now that he's not the long-term solution at the quarterback position. They can't possibly sell their fans on him for another season.
Bryan Anger with a 73-yard punt! The highlight of the Jaguars' 2012 season!
Sad, but true.
Bears 51, Titans 20
Chicago established such a massive advantage thanks to a blocked punt, a Devin Hester return to the 10-yard line, a Brian Urlacher pick-six of Matt Hasselbeck and a Chris Conte fumble recovery of Chris Johnson. It's amazing that the Bears didn't even really need to run a single offensive play to get out to a 26-point lead. In fact, it would have been a 28-point advantage had they completely gone with the anti-Bobby Boucher approach because they took a safety on an offensive line penalty in their own end zone.
The Titans were guilty of five turnovers in the first half. I mentioned the blocked punt, pick-six and Johnson fumble; Johnson had another fumble in Chicago territory, while Kenny Britt coughed the ball up at midfield. Jared Cook also fumbled in the second half; his two catches for six yards makes you wonder why no team wanted to acquire him at the trade deadline.
Panthers 21, Redskins 13
Perhaps Obama should have influenced the NFL schedule-makers, as short, home favorites have a dubious history going into the bye. Teams that aren't favored by much at home generally aren't very good, and teams that lack in talent tend not to be focused in these situations, perhaps eschewing the task at hand and instead thinking about where they are going on vacation for the few days they have off.
I say this because the Redskins looked lethargic and out of rhythm all afternoon. The offensive line couldn't block, the receivers couldn't catch passes and penalties nullified positive gains.
Buccaneers 42, Raiders 32
By Charlie Campbell - @draftcampbell
Carson Palmer burned Mark Barron for a 50-yard touchdown pass to Derek Hagan a few plays later, but a holding call brought the score off the board. A fake punt by Oakland was easily snuffed out by Ronde Barber, and Bucs kicker Connor Barth missed a 54-yard field goal before halftime.
The Buccaneers dominated the third quarter. Martin had a 45-yard touchdown run up the middle of the Raiders' defense. Tampa Bay expanded its lead with a short touchdown pass to Mike Williams (4-68). Palmer ended a promising drive with a pass off the back foot that was intercepted by Leonard Johnson. Martin took off on a 67-yard touchdown run a few plays later.
Oakland found the endzone again in the fourth quarter, but Martin ran up the middle for a 70-yard touchdown sprint in response. LeGarrette Blount fumbled the ball away to aid the Raiders' comeback effort. Martin had his fourth score in the final two minutes. Freeman was 18-of-30 for 247 yards with two touchdowns and zero interceptions.
Palmer threw another pretty touchdown pass to Marcel Reese (8-95). The Raiders then went for the two-point try. Palmer evaded a sack and tossed the ball up for grabs to Juron Criner who outjumped Biggers to narrow the score to 35-32. Palmer quickly got the ball back, but threw a terrible pass to empty space and it was picked off by Ahmad Black to seal the game. Palmer finished 39-of-61 for 414 yards with four touchdowns and three interceptions.
Darren McFadden had an awkward landing in the first half and left the game with a leg injury.
Seahawks 30, Vikings 20
So, what happened? Percy Harvin's injury happened. The dynamic wideout injured his ankle at the beginning of the second half. He missed some action and then reentered the contest, but he was completely ineffective once he took the field again. He was limping around, which really limited the offense. He finished with two catches for 10 yards and four carries for 24 rushing yards.
Peterson also led the team with three catches for 11 receiving yards. Sadly, the leading Minnesota receiver was Jerome Simpson, who had one catch for 14 yards. Kyle Rudolph did nothing yet again. It's unbelievable that the Vikings are struggling to find a way to get him involved offensively.
Steelers 24, Giants 20
I didn't think the Steelers had a chance because of some sort of conspiracy. As it turns out, there was no conspiracy because the Steelers were able to come back and win... meh, there was still a conspiracy. I'll let you know about it in tomorrow's NFL Power Rankings.
There were some other shady calls - a terrible, 41-yard pass interference penalty on Hakeem Nicks, as well a bogus personal foul penalty on Victor Cruz that was not a blow to the helmet - so give the Steelers credit for hanging in despite flying in that morning and having to deal with the emotion the Giants would be playing with in the wake of Super Hurricane Sandy.
Pittsburgh did a great job of sticking with the running game despite falling behind early. Isaac Redman, starting because both Rashard Mendenhall and Jonathan Dwyer were out, rushed for 147 yards and a touchdown on 26 carries.
Falcons 19, Cowboys 13
On offense, Kevin Ogletree and Miles Austin-Jones both had easy drops on third down that would have moved the chains and kept drives alive in Atlanta territory. This would have given the Cowboys a pair of field-goal opportunities at the very least, which is key because they lost by two field goals. Also, Dallas had seven plays in the red zone in the opening quarter and gained just 19 yards.
On special teams, Dallas had a nice punt to pin the Falcons at their own 6-yard line at the end of the third quarter. The Cowboys committed a penalty, however, which gave Atlanta possession at the 20. The Falcons would go on to score a touchdown on the drive, breaking the 6-6 tie.
On defense, the Cowboys had several opportunities to stop Atlanta and force a punt in the final minutes. However, Orlando Scandrick missed a tackle on Jacquizz Rodgers and then was whistled for a hold on Roddy White, allowing the Falcons to move the chains, eat up more time on the clock and kick the covering 32-yard field goal, prompting Al Michaels to give us his obligatory gambling reference.
For thoughts on Saints-Eagles, check out my updated 2012 NFL Power Rankings, which will be posted Tuesday morning.
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Throughout their careers, D-backs right-hander Ian Kennedy and Brewers righty Yovani Gallardo have become quite familiar foes.
The two most notably faced each other in Games 1 and 5 of the 2011 National League Division Series, which the Brewers wound up winning.
Competing against the D-backs seems to bring out the best in Gallardo, who is 6-0 with a 1.02 ERA in seven career starts against Arizona.
Gallardo will try to continue that streak on Sunday when the D-backs and Brewers square off in the series finale at Miller Park.
"He's got three 'plus' pitches, and when you command those pitches, you're going to do well against anybody," Brewers manager Ron Roenicke said. "Why certain players do better against certain teams is hard to say. Sometimes it's a matter of having a team that's more patient and you're able to get ahead with strikes, or it's a team that swings all the time.
"I know one thing. I know we need to see him good tomorrow."
Even with Gallardo's track record against his club, Arizona manager Kirk Gibson is confident that the lineup he pencils in on Sunday will be able to find success against the Brewers' ace.
"I feel differently about this team, I think we've got a real good understanding about that," Gibson said. "Some guys are just tough to beat."
While Kennedy may not have those same kind of numbers, he's had his fair share of success against Milwaukee. Going 1-1 against the Brewers last season, Kennedy is 2-2 with a 3.03 ERA in five career starts.
The right-hander won his second consecutive Opening Day start on Monday by tossing seven innings and allowing just two earned runs with eight strikeouts against the Cardinals.
"The pitching performance by Ian was awesome," Gibson said after that victory. "I don't how else to explain it. He had everything working. Fastball spotted well, it was pumped up to 94. It was kind of the old Ian we saw a couple years ago."
D-backs: Gibson still confident in Bell
Even after reliever Heath Bell gave up three runs in one-third of an inning on Tuesday, Gibson said before Saturday's game that he won't hesitate to put the veteran right-hander back on the mound.
Gibson held true to his word, bringing Bell in for an inning of work in Saturday's contest. In the outing, Bell held the Brewers scoreless, allowing only one hit.
"We're going to get Heath on track," Gibson said. "This guy's had a ton of success in the big leagues, you don't think he's ever been through this before? He's got a ton of confidence. Nobody likes to go through it, but he's not going to run from it."
Brewers: Aramis lands on DL; Braun day to day
Milwaukee was without its two best hitters Saturday. Left-fielder Ryan Braun sat out the game with a stiff neck and third baseman Aramis Ramirez was placed on the 15-day disabled list with a sprained left knee.
An MRI scan confirmed the sprain for Ramirez, who missed two weeks in Spring Training with the same injury. To fill his roster spot, the Brewers promoted utility man Josh Prince from Triple-A Nashville.
"It could have been worse," Ramirez said Saturday. "Last night, I didn't feel good. There's never a good time for injuries, but at least it's not that serious, I guess."
Worth noting
• For the first time since Game 5 of the 2011 NL Championship Series, the Brewers played a meaningful game Saturday without Ben Rouse in the stands. The Fort Atkinson, Wis., native and leukemia survivor attended 167 consecutive regular-season and playoff games, including all 162 games in 2012 to raise awareness for "Be the Match," a national bone marrow donor registry. Rouse attended the Brewers' first four games of 2013 before taking Saturday off.
• D-backs first baseman Paul Goldschmidt is hitting .360 (9-for-25) with five doubles, one home run and seven RBIs in seven career games against the Brewers.
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Strasburg eyes sweep against De La Rosa, Rockies
Nats right-hander hoping to bounce back from shaky outing in last start
Stephen Strasburg's start to the second half of his 2014 campaign didn't go as planned.
The Nationals right-hander surrendered four earned runs on seven hits, including two home runs, over seven innings in a home loss to the Brewers on Friday. However, Strasburg, who will face off against Rockies left-hander Jorge De La Rosa in the series finale on Wednesday, gave up just one walk and struck out nine batters despite his struggles.
The outing stayed true to Strasburg's performance so far this season. He's on pace to set a career high in strikeouts while issuing the fewest walks of any year in which he's pitched more than 70 innings. On the other hand, Strasburg's current ERA, 3.55, would be by far the worst mark of his young career if the season ended on Wednesday.
It is clear hitters are seeing Strasburg better than at any point during his time in the Majors -- he's thrown 51 fewer innings this year compared to 2013, but is only two hits shy of matching his total allowed last season (136). The question is: why?
"Maybe I'm throwing too many strikes," Strasburg said after his start on Friday. "Maybe I need to be a little bit more effectively wild."
Another reason for hitters' increased production against Strasburg could be the right-hander's decreased pitch velocity this season. Strasburg said he's been content with his fastball command so far this year, but his average fastball velocity comes in at nearly one mile per hour slower than 2013, according to Fangraphs.com.
Strasburg said getting his velocity back is an ongoing process following surgery to remove bone chips from his throwing elbow this past offseason. But he's seeing improvement.
"It feels great and everything, but it takes a little bit of time to get [the velocity] back," Strasburg said. "Not saying it's going to be triple digits, but I think the mechanical adjustments I've made working with [pitching coach Steve McCatty], it's seemed to help me feel more comfortable out there, especially early innings where I can just let it go."
Meanwhile, De La Rosa enters Wednesday having earned wins in four of his past five starts. The left-hander has been particularly sharp over his past three outings, in which he's gone six innings and surrendered two or fewer earned runs.
De La Rosa sports a 4.39 ERA and 10-6 record on the season.
Rockies: Tulowitzki can't avoid DL
The Rockies placed Troy Tulowitzki on the 15-day disabled list Tuesday with a strained left hip flexor. It is the All-Star shortstop's first DL stint of the season and is retroactive to July 20, when he left an eventual 3-2 loss to the Pirates in the top of the fourth inning.
Tulowitzki intended on testing his thigh injury before Tuesday's game and avoiding the DL altogether, but he ultimately decided he would need the time off to rest the hip flexor.
Tulowitzki has had numerous issues with leg muscles since tearing his left quadriceps in 2008. Even so, he referred to this year's setback as just " a little bump in road."
"One thing I don't lack is confidence," Tulowitzki said. "When I'm back, I'll be a confident player out there. To be a confident player out there, you have to be confident in your body, so I have to be healthy before I come back. Especially with where we're at, there's no need to rush it."
Nationals: Desmond continues tear
Nationals shortstop Ian Desmond has taken full advantage of the hitter-friendly conditions at Coors Field during the first two games of the team's three-game set against the Rockies.
In the series-opening 7-2 victory on Monday, Desmond went 5-for-5 with a home run, two RBIs and three runs. He followed that up with a 2-for-3 performance in Tuesday's 7-4 win.
"I don't think there are really any conscious adjustments," manager Matt Williams said of Desmond, who is batting .373 in July. "I know that when he's going well, you see the singles in that four-hole. You see balls to right-center field. Then, of course, he hits balls over the fence. But when he's really seeing it well, when he's really swinging it well, he hits a lot of singles and balls in the gap."
Worth noting
• Rockies first baseman Ben Paulsen, who was called up to replace the injured Justin Morneau, went 2-for-4 with an RBI in his Major League debut on Monday night. He built on that success by going 2-for-4 in his second big league start on Tuesday.
• Nationals infielder Kevin Frandsen and right-hander Doug Fister twisted their ankles at different points during the team's win on Monday night. However, both players reported no significant injury on Tuesday outside of some general soreness.
• Nationals third baseman Ryan Zimmerman was forced to leave Tuesday night's game in the sixth inning after suffering a right hamstring strain while beating out a double-play throw to first base. The team announced that he would undergo an MRI on Wednesday morning.
Daniel Popper is an associate reporter for MLB.com. He also can be found on Twitter @danielrpopper. This story was not subject to the approval of Major League Baseball or its clubs.


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CARSON, Calif. – Saturday's clash between the LA Galaxy and Real Salt Lake will have no shortage of marquee matchups, but the game may turn on the battle between LA defender Omar Gonzalez and RSL forward Alvaro Saborío.
Although Saborío has terrorized MLS defenses with 43 regular season goals throughout his four year stint in the league, Gonzalez and LA have mostly held the Costa Rican in check as he has tallied just one goal and two assists in six regular season games against the Galaxy. In six games so far in 2013, Saborio has scored three goals with a single assist.
Gonzalez has had success against the burly Costa Rican in recent matchups including their clash while with their respective national teams in an epic World Cup qualifier at Dick's Sporting Goods Park that was marred by intense snowfall.
As for how Gonzalez intends to slow down Saborío, it will depend on being able to keep the Costa Rican in front of him.
"He's a really good player, talented with a good touch on the ball. He likes to hold the ball and make good runs. You just have to always keep your eye on him, play him hard and just the key thing is to not let him have any open looks."
CARSON, Calif. – Marcelo Sarvas enjoyed one of the finest games of his MLS career last Saturday as he tallied a goal and an assist in the LA Galaxy's 2-0 victory over Sporting Kansas City.
The Brazilian's performance was a complete one as he bossed the midfield and frequently provided pressure in the center of the park that overwhelmed Kansas City and helped spark several dangerous chances on the counter attack.
On Saturday, Sarvas will look to duplicate his performance against in a talented RSL side led by Javier Morales and Kyle Beckerman, who form the spine of the club's midfield diamond.
"Everyone knows that it's hard to play [in Salt Lake]," Sarvas told LA Galaxy Insider. "They have a good team and it's a team that is very confident with the ball so they keep it and pass it around. We expect a very difficult game like always."
As for maintaining the same high-pressure defense that enjoyed success against Sporting, Sarvas is quick to note that LA must keep their guard up against an RSL side that will be eager to dictate the tempo.
"We have to be smart," said Sarvas. "We're playing away from home. We can't give them the space that they like in the center because they build a lot of plays from the center so we can't give them that space. Also, of course, try to steal the ball and go fast on the counter."
CARSON, Calif. – LA Galaxy head coach Bruce Arena spoke to the media on Friday in the club's final training session before departing for their match against Real Salt Lake.
Arena's thoughts are below…
(On what he expects in Salt Lake…)
ARENA: "I expect to see a beautiful scenery, lovely mountains, great stadium, and nice fan base. Hopefully, two good teams playing a good game."
(On what he expects to see from Real Salt Lake's team…)
ARENA: "They've had a good start to the season…they had to redesign their team a little bit and now they're getting their veteran players back so over the last couple of weeks they've played better. Obviously, everyone targets the Galaxy game so we expect them to have a good group of experienced players on the field, probably [Kyle] Beckerman returning, possibly [Chris] Wingert, but a good team."
(On how RSL is different…)
ARENA: "They're a good team, they have good centerbacks, they've had to rbuild with [Chris] Schuler in place of [Jamison] Olave. Wingert has missed the whole season to date, Beckerman has looked rusty a little bit, [Javier] Morales came in late, so the difference is that they've had a few injuries…they still have good players who can step in for them and have stepped in for them so they haven't missed a beat at all."
(On whether he expected Landon Donovan to play on Saturday…)
ARENA: "We haven't made any final decisions at this point. With our lineup with our anything. We will decide that in the next hour or so."
(On Robbie Keane's status and the fact he was not out at training during media availability…)
ARENA: "Robbie, we're expecting him to play…Frequently especially the older players, we'll keep them in at different times during the week and we've chosen to do that with Robbie."
(On whether Keane's ankle has been bothering him…)
ARENA: "Among other things. He's 32-years-old, everything is always bothering him."
(On whether he could see a situation where neither Keane nor Donovan is available…)
ARENA: "That always happens. It's happened already this year…We have no comments on our lineup or on our injury status at this point."
(On whether Jose Villarreal could travel to Real Salt Lake…)
ARENA: "Haven't made that decision yet. In the next hour, we'll figure out the team that is traveling, but all our guys are probably going to be in Salt Lake because we have a reserve game anyway. It's likely we'll have a full complement of players."
LAGalaxy.com's Paolo Ferrari has provided a video preview for this Saturday's clash against Real Salt Lake.
Check out the interviews of LA Galaxy Associate Head Coach Dave Sarachan, defender Sean Franklin and midfielder Mike Magee below.
The LA Galaxy are off to Utah for their match against Real Salt Lake.
Ahead of Saturday's match check out my Three Points to the game.
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CARSON, Calif. – Landon Donovan is not the only question mark for the LA Galaxy heading into this Saturday's match against Real Salt Lake as Robbie Keane's status appears up in the air due to a left ankle issue.
Keane was spotted walking off the club's training field prior to the opening of media availability on Friday, but when asked about the matter, Galaxy Associate head coach Dave Sarachan stated that the move was purely precautionary.
"We're still sort of getting our legs back from a number of games and travel and Robbie has a little bit of an issue with his [left] ankle," said Sarachan. "He was just being a little bit precautionary in terms of making sure that he didn't push it too much. He may have tweaked it a little bit, but I think he'll probably be fine."
Donovan, who is dealing with an injury of his own after suffering a strained right leg against Sporting Kansas City last Saturday, is confident that Keane can return to action.
"He's been iffy for a long time with his ankle and played through it," said Donovan. "He's a tough guy and this is the same as any week and hopefully he's okay to go."
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CARSON, Calif. – In an interview with reporters in Washington, D.C. on Wednesday, U.S. National Team head coach Jurgen Klinsmann stated that Landon Donovan still has a ways to go before he earns his way back into the U.S. setup and on Thursday, the LA Galaxy attacker agreed.
Klinsmann talked to reporters at length on Wednesday about Donovan's status with the National Team stating that there are "players clearly ahead of Landon Donovan in how we see things."
The Galaxy forward is coming off a stellar game in which he notched a goal and an assist in LA's 2-0 victory over Sporting Kansas City with Klinsmann in attendance at The Home Depot Center. However, he is clearly aware that he'll have to have more than just one solid game to work his way back into the national team.
"I agree with him. Just because you score a goal and have a good game doesn't mean that you're a National Team player. I've said from the beginning that I have to earn my way back and playing one good game doesn't earn your way back. I still have a long way to go."
Donovan has made just eight appearances for the National Team in their last 25 fixtures and during his conversation with reporters, Klinsmann touched on concerns about Donovan mixing into the team's chemistry, forged during their recent World Cup Qualifying campaign.
"[Chemistry] is important. That's been in the staple of our national team all the years that I've been there," said Donovan. "What makes us able to compete with the best teams in the world is that we have this strong bond and this strong group and chemistry that I don't think other teams have. So when you're away from the team for a time, you're a bit of an outsider. I want to get back in; I want to get back involved so that I can be a part of it.
"I don't worry about fitting in, but I need to be there to be able to gel with everybody."
Following his strong performance in his fifth game since his absence from the club, Donovan believes that the answer to earning his spot is simple. He's got to play well.
"I have to continue to build on what I did last weekend, but after that there's still no guarantee," said Donovan. "Like Jurgen said, I'm well behind the group in a lot of ways and I'm aware of that. All I want is a chance to prove that I belong and I'm going to have to work hard just to get that chance."
But do Klinsmann's comments provide any extra motivation or incentive for Donovan? Not at all.
"I know how to motivate myself now. Listen, Jurgen was asked a question and he was answering honestly. I would answer the same way if I was in his position," asserted Donovan. "I don't need extra incentive. I'm motivated and I want to get back there. If it doesn't happen, it doesn't happen, but I'm going to try my best."
New LA Galaxy Technical Director Jovan Kirovski is hoping to bring his unique experience –which includes being the first American to win the UEFA Champions League—to the Galaxy.
A few of quotes from my conversation with Kirovski are below…
(On whether the goal is to have a unified playing style between the Academy and the first team....)
KIROVSKI: "We want our teams to play the same way in an attacking style. We're the Galaxy and we want to play attractive and attacking soccer. That's what we try to do across the whole club. We want to entertain, but we also want to win. We want to win championships in the first team, we want to win at the Academy level in doing that, we want to play our way which is attractive and attacking soccer with flair and entertainment because that's what we are."
(On what the Academy learned from participating in Dallas Cup…)
KIROVSKI: "For me it was seeing the standard of play in Europe and across the world. We had a good showing, but I know that we're still a little bit behind. In that group, we have a few very good players like Drew Murphy, Nathan Smith, Raul Mendiola, Paul Arriola, who are very good, but as a group we're still a little bit behind those teams like Fulham, the Brazilian teams and others. We're close, but we're still behind and that's our job to try and be at that level."
(On how to bridge the gap between those teams…)
KIROVSKI: "They've been around longer, they're in a soccer environment, the kids watch soccer all the time, but we're creating that more and more. When I played, club soccer teams trained twice a week now we have a program where we have our kids training four times a week and playing on the weekends. We're playing all the time and have a structure and philosophy that says how we want to play. We're getting better and better. It's getting there and it takes times, but if you look at some of the players that have come through in our first team, it's unbelievable. We're going to get bigger and better and have more players coming through."
(On building a professional environment while going up against Residency programs…)
KIROVSKI: "The way we set up our sessions, the way that we train every day. These people have residency, but our kids live nearby it's better for them. They get to be with their families and they get professional coaching at a high level and they get that environment here. For me, it's better for our kids to be home in Southern California and get that. I believe that we're better than the U.S. Soccer residency program for sure."
For the first time ever, the LA Galaxy appointed a Technical Director in experienced forward and former Galaxy assistant coach Jovan Kirovski.
I spoke to Kirovski as well as club President Chris Klein on the new role.


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NICE choice woot! I'm in for one. Congrats ste7enl, nothing accompanies a hike like a good book.
Don't go chasing waterfall bookmarks!
GREAT design! I love book themed shirts! Unfortunately, I'm not too keen on the color. ):
Adventurous. And is the mummy hand grabbing a book to read?
One of my favorites from the double-take-a-thon deathmatch. The piece has a great flow. Congratulations!
Big fan of the design and shirt colour. Don't see enough of these coloured shirts
Uh oh. I think your Myst book is broken...
Thanks woot and wooters. That bookmark waterfall is actually made of the tears of joy I am crying right now.
That tree looks kinda like a brain, or even a skull. I love books, it's all too easy to get lost in them.
ste7enl wrote:Thanks woot and wooters. That bookmark waterfall is actually made of the tears of joy I am crying right now.
Congrats! It was my absolute most favorite, and it made it... yay!
Gotta be consistent. must do one every day whether it needs it or not.
It's a cool shirt, but feels very busy - I'm having a really hard time focusing on anything in the design. Strangely, many other shirts are far more elaborate than this without being so difficult to take in; I think it's the close relation between the colors that makes it so hard to distinguish individual elements. Nevertheless, it would probably be a borderline buy for me if it weren't for the extra $5 shipping to China (and the uncertainty of shipping here since the label printer apparently doesn't do Chinese characters). For $17 and the uncertainty of shipping here, it's gotta be a really dang good shirt.
This sums up the appeal of reading books, so you can wear a t-shirt celebrating the accomplishment. Congrats on the neat design and the print ste7enl.
I think the mummy hand is cartoonish enough to kill the rest of the shirt for me.
Nice color,great artwork,well done!
You had me at tentacles...
I don't get it. What does this have to do with the Eminem song?
Oh my gosh, I'm in love with this design. I'm completely broke, but it was an autobuy anyway. And is that Cthulhu hiding behind those pages, waiting to suck in the unsuspecting traveler? Gotta watch out for those elder gods...
Anyone else think immediately of this comic?
Wouldn't people be more likely to wear this while lamenting the closing of an independent book store instead of Borders? I know I would!
Sizing question: if I used to order a WXL in the AA blanks sizes, what would that be in these shirts?
No kittens. No ninjas. No internet memes. No video game references. I can't believe this is on sale on shirt.woot. Nice job!
Now - it needs an alternate version - with the guy and his dog (Jack London & Buck?) traipsing across a Kindle - it would have to be a Kindle for a Woot shirt . . . just saying . . .
At odds with the rest, I love the color. Redheads FTW! Books FTW! Awesome t-shirts FTW! I think what I'm getting at here is that everything about this shirt is Win.
towoottowho wrote:Now - it needs an alternate version - with the guy and his dog (Jack London & Buck?) traipsing across a Kindle - it would have to be a Kindle for a Woot shirt . . . just saying . . .
Actually, everything taking place in that image is inside a kindle. Kinception.
"Take a Look. It Might Be in a Book." Somewhere there is a Woot! writer who watched Reading Rainbow...(although the 2nd sentence should be "It's in a book".)
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DragonLady wrote:Love the Design!! HATE the shirt color.
I love Olive. It's not an easy color to design for, but it looks great in person, IMO. Same with Cranberry. To me they're the most underused tees.
tgentry wrote:I love Olive. It's not an easy color to design for, but it looks great in person, IMO. Same with Cranberry. To me they're the most underused tees.
Agreed. I love wearing olive, and since my last olive shirt died about a year ago, I was really excited to see this design in that color so that I can add it back into my wardrobe. :D
I really hope they come out with the tote for this one... love it!
phoenixshen wrote:I really hope they come out with the tote for this one... love it!
I'd love to see a design I made on a tote. I am, however, quite biased. Glad you dig it.
I love the design--but does the shirt have to be olive green? That color looks awful on just about everyone. Why not black or navy or red or brown? Almost any other color but mustard or orange would have been better. I would have been proud to wear this shirt into a writers' conference, but not in olive green.
Buying one for my husband the English teacher!
Since joining Woot I've taken chances with a number of shirts where I was enthralled with the design, but not so much of the loud colors the artist picked. I do have to say though, every time I've been quite pleased with the actual appearance of the shirt when worn as a fashion item vs a pixelated image on a screen. Like a few others, I'm not really a fan of the color, but I'm going to roll the dice anyways.
"Wear this shirt: While lamenting the closing of your town's Borders." I used to wear A Novel Idea to work at Borders, sometimes. Now I'm kind of sad, Woot. ...and I also kind of want this shirt.
magyargirl wrote:Sizing question: if I used to order a WXL in the AA blanks sizes, what would that be in these shirts?
Probably a WM - I went from WL to WS. You can check the difference in measurements here, though: http://shirt.woot.com/blog/post/lets-talk-lady-sizes
I love book themed shirts. I wore Shelf Life today. I'm sad because I love this design, but I can't buy it because of the lousy blanks. When is Woot going to fix this problem? I hate what it means to the artists!
Olive is one of my favorites as well. Haven't managed to acquire a cranberry yet.
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I did not read the reviews before ordering, these shoe do run very generous. I will be reordering in a half size smaller and will probably have to use an insert as one writer suggested. They also are generously wide, I do have a somewhat wide foot and it was even a little extra wide for me. Otherwise it is a very cute, comfortable well made shoe. I would like to rate it a five for that reason.
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We started meeting weekly in mid-October, 2009 and have had a group develop who steadily attend. For other regular San Francisco Linux events see sf-lug.org (twice per month), balug.org (monthly) and OLPC-SF (monthly). Members of the Ubuntu team for California), Fedora Ambassadors, and Partimus volunteers regularly attend.
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♠ DreaM Stockings ♠ Thigh Highs ♠ Stripes ♠ Made in the USA ♠ Eco Friendly ♠ Larger Feet ♠ Autumn
As requested, longer Super Stripes! At nearly 50 inches from toes to tops, this length brings them nicely to the tops of 30-35 inch legs. They are not any bigger around at the tops than the Super Stripes and still won't be comfortable on thighs larger than 22 inches. Made in the USA.
One size for the medium to large foot range of 9-13 (they can fit on smaller feet if you aren't picky about where the heel sits). Just like the other Super styles, these can be loose, particularly around the feet & ankles.
The 4 inch cuffs stretch to about 21-22 inches around, and the body of the sock stretches to about 18 inches.
These tend to be loose on thinner feet and ankles, but they're great for wider feet!
Additional Info: These are made on antique machines, so the manufacturing process sometimes causes the feet on these styles to twist so that it looks like the toe seam is on the side of the sock. If you have problems with keeping the toe seam and heel aligned properly, we recommend that you try washing them because, once you do, we find that the fibers relax and they're much easier to straighten out.
Fiber Content: 65% recycled cotton, 15% acrylic, 20% spandex.
Machine or hand wash in cold to cool water; tumble dry low or hang to dry.
Label: DreaM Stockings
Hello, do you have a catalog tha can be mailed out....Looking for Plus size, over the Knee socks or tights.....
Hi there, do you have any intention to release other colour combinations on Super Stripes ~ Longer? In particular black and green.
I am confused on what the third column of numbers is asking for? Is it foot size? Please explain.
Can I request these in a colors other than listed? I understand that you more than likely can not get them in other colors, I was just wondering since I can't find any striped socks in the colors I do want.
How high would these go on a 25-28 inch thigh? (its hard to get a accurate measurement, i don't have any flexible measuring tape.) I'm really hoping they are capable of going higher then the knee, but if not is there any sizes that will go that high?
Had a blast on my birthday weekend wearing all my new sockies from Sock Dreams!! Just wanted to say thanks for being you. :)
~ Sandra J.


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Ruby Jewelry
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Ruby Stud earrings
Genuine Ruby in 14K Yellow Gold
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Genuine Ruby
14K Yellow Gold
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14K Rose Gold
14K White Gold
14K Yellow Gold
Blue Topaz
Lab Alexandrite
Lab Emerald
Lab Ruby
Lab Sapphire
Fire Opal
Green Amethyst
London Blue Topaz
Black Onyx
Lab Pink Sapphire
Smoky Quartz
Pink Tourmaline
White Topaz
Gem Details
Genuine Ruby
3 x 3 mm Round
0.20 total carats (0.10 x 2)
SI2-Type II
Each earring is 1/8 of an inch from top to bottom and is 1/8 of an inch wide from side to side.
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