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BOSTON -- Seeing the Red Sox's uncharacteristically, almost historically meager offensive output in Game 1 of the ALCS, you might suspect their hitters were all just a bunch of beards.
Could this have been the actual Red Sox, the ones who led baseball in most every important offensive category? Apparently, it was them. (You could only tell by their over-the-top facial hair.)
But it surely wasn't them at their best.
This isn't a team you'd ever expect to take until the ninth inning to record a single hit. Nor is it a team you'd expect to struggle all night just to hit the ball, much less get hits.
The strikeouts against Tigers Game 1 starter Anibal Sanchez came first in bunches, then in twos. The hits came almost not at all.
Sure, Sanchez led the American League in ERA, and according to one scout represented the best righthander the Red Sox had faced since another Tigers pitcher, Max Scherzer, early in September. Sanchez is far from a pushover, even if he was rocked in his lone ALCS start vs. the A's.
Sanchez has a no-hitter in his past and a very nice power arsenal that includes a variety of above-average pitches, one more deceptive than the next. At his best, he's very good. But Boston's vaunted hitters looked like they hadn't a chance.
"Anibal pitched a very good game,'' Red Sox star Shane Victorino said after the 1-0 Boston defeat that included just one Red Sox hit. 'Sometimes you just have to tip your cap."
He obviously has it in him. Sanchez, after all, has thrown more complete games with one or no hits since 2006 than anyone else (five).
But Sanchez lasted just six innings, and four Tigers relievers – supposedly the soft underside of the team – did nearly as well. Wasn't that supposed to be the way to beat the Tigers?
The only way you could really tell it was the Red Sox is the way they grinded out at-bats, and took their walks. Despite allowing no hits, Sanchez barely made it through six, having thrown 116 pitches. And it was something he did that considering he threw 51 pitches just to get through the first two innings.
The first inning, while lengthy, is one to be recalled, as Sanchez recorded only the second four-strikeout inning in postseason history, following the beautifully-named Orval Overall, who did it for Chicago on the day the Cubs won their last World Series (so you know it was a long time ago, 1908 to be exact), not to mention the first in the Tigers' long and illustrious history.
Eventually, Sanchez settled into a pattern whereby he'd record two strikeouts an inning, so it's made sense he ended with 12 strikeouts to go with six walks. The relievers did the same, and altogether Red Sox hitters struck out 17 times, which tied a postseason record done twice previously, once by the Tigers against Bob Gibson in the 1968 World Series and once by the Yankees against a combination of Kevin Brown (16) and Trevor Hoffman (one) in the 1998 World Series. So not too often.
Sanchez was hampered (or was it helped?) by inexact command, as the bases on balls and wild pitches provided Boston's only source of offensive weaponry. Sanchez, who was the American League ERA leader despite his status as the third best pitcher on his own team, racked up strikeouts, walks and pitches as he went.
There were just too many pitches in the end, do he didn't make it 'til the end. Tigers manager Jim Leyland removed Sanchez after six, the first postseason pitcher to be yanked that late with a no-hitter still alive.
"That's always been our thing," Victorino said. "What you always want to do is get into the bullpen."
One other Red Sox player cited the pen as the one Tigers "weakness" if you could call it that. No matter, the Tigers relievers were nearly as dominant, and the strikeouts kept coming in twos.
This turned into a group effort. Four Tigers relievers appeared. And that's where the Red Sox should have had their chance.
Their goal was to get into the Tigers bullpen, and they saw half of it in Game 1, though no hits were recorded until Daniel Nava hit a fastball off Tigers close Joaquin Benoit into left-centerfield with one out in the ninth ("I think it was a fastball. Sometimes you just black out." he said). Quintin Berry stole second base, making it 28 for 28 in steals for him in his career, but Benoit got Stephen Drew on a flyout and rookie Xander Bogaerts on a popout.
Until Nava's well-placed hit, the five Tigers pitchers threatened to become the first to no-hit the Red Sox here at Fenway Park since Jim Bunning, also of the Tigers, did it in the summer of 1958. The Red Sox came within two outs of becoming the third team to be no-hit in the postseason, following the Dodgers in 1956 (Don Larsen) and Reds in 2010 (Roy Halladay).
Afterward, all the Red Sox acted like this was a fairly normal occurrence. It happens, they said. Playoff baseball, they told us.
Red Sox manager John Farrell declined to agree with the first questioner who called it "unexpected" Instead, Farrell said, "Whether it was Sanchez or every guy they brought out of the bullpen, it was power stuff. And they executed."
Give Farrell and his troops credit for not trying to tie their off night to home-plate umpire Joe West's strike zone. There were a few borderline calls that didn't go their way. But that's not why they struck out so much, or failed to get a single hit through 8 1/3 innings.
Their performance makes it seem even a tad more daunting that Boston's next two assignments come against sure Cy Young winner Scherzer and past Cy Young winner Justin Verlander, who threw one of the best games of his career to demolish the upstart A's gets Detroit into this round.
"It's a tough task," Victorino said. "But you can say the same thing about our pitching."
Boston's pitching isn't a worry. But baseball's best offensive team in terms of runs, on-base percentage, slugging percentage and OPS will surely have to pick up its game against two more of the American League's best.
To beat Scherzer and/or Verlander, at the very least the Red Sox hitters will need to be themselves.


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WIP Portait Crits Appreciated :)
hi there
ive drawn and painted traditionally for a few years now i even bought an intuous a few years back but i didnt came along with it at all!
NOW i unpacked it again and did this portrait.
still got problems with smoothing and stuff!
so if you want knock yourselves out and critizise the hell out of this piece!
its a german polititian i think germans will know him
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Helmut Kohl listening to his Ipod? Hahahahah, yes, brilliant.
His fingers on the right hand (his left hand) are unnervingly small, but I think it works - it makes him look fatter.
The other hand doesn't look like it's supposed to be like that, it looks more like a flipper.
What you could add, just for fun, is a more irregular distribution of light or a more interesting composition. Research what you can make this photo more interesting:
Geometric shapes of light behind the person?
Interaction with background:
Hollywood light?
(the sites jazzinphoto.wordpress.com and photo-tractatus on Flickr are fantastic ressources)
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wow thank you already!
his fingers!! oh my gosh i didnt even see this... your so absolutly right!!


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I am thinking again to develop WiFi thermometer to beat igrill
Inspired by success of igrill, I was thinking to develop a WIFI thermometer.
I gave up later as I heared too many goods about igrill.
But today I read different stories, I am thinking again to develop WIFI thermometer.
No Bluetooth Range!
Written by Ron B from Kansas City
Oct 31, 2012
The Igrill works great if you are in a travel trailer and grilling outside your unit, but if your grilling in your garage and want to walk to the other end of your home and watch Telelvision, forget it, it won't happen, I could not be more than 40-50 feet away from my smoker using the Igrill, it has no blue tooth range. Sure, it works great if you have fresh batteries and no obstuctions, but if you put a wall between you and your grill the range is very limited. In summary the igrill eats batteries and it has very little range.
Goog idea - doesn't work
Written by Kim R from Cairns
Jul 28, 2012
I really liked the idea of this product, but found it really hard to connect to either my iPhone or. iPad. Used it twice before it brokdown -will be askiing for my money back!
Not recommended for real cooks.
Doesn't work as advertised
Written by Farrell B from Colorado Springs
Jul 16, 2012
The Bluetooth range is about 20 ft, not 200.
Even 10 ft away Bluetooth only works for a while, then you have to take the batteries out to reset to get it to start working again.
The display turns off after a very short time, making it not very useful as a non-Bluetooth device.
Great idea, terrible implementation.
So doesn't meet the Apple standard for quality
Written by Bradley J from Minneapolis
May 30, 2012
When this contraption and app work everything is great. It's when it doesn't work that it really fails, which unfortunately is all too often.
I am thinking these points:
WiFi will have LONG range.
WIFI can be viewed by more devices, not only Apple series
I will use 2 pieces of A5 Li-ion batteries inside, plus recharging circuit and AC/DC adapter.
temp.-time graphing to be stored in your computer, and you can write a memo for each graphing.
High/Low temperature alarm
armored three wires probe other than 2 wires, more accurate and sturdy
Retail price of $60, free air mail
Your suggestions are appreciated before I walk the first step forward.
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The Milwaukee Bucks haven't been able to beat the Chicago Bulls the past few seasons even with Brandon Jennings in the lineup for the majority of those contests. Now, they may have to figure out how to do so without him. Jennings' status is uncertain when visiting Milwaukee looks to avoid a 10th consecutive loss to Chicago and a fourth straight overall in the back end of a home-and-home set Monday night. The Bucks (6-5) haven't beaten the Bulls since April 6, 2010, in Chicago, with Jennings playing in the last seven defeats. He scored a game-high 23 points and added seven assists in Saturday's 93-86 home loss to the Bulls, who outscored Milwaukee 12-5 over the final five minutes. ''It was kind of a grind-it-out game and when it really came time to grind it out, they did it to us,'' coach Scott Skiles said. Jennings expressed similar feelings. The Bulls won the previous meeting 106-104 on a Derrick Rose jumper at the buzzer March 7 in Milwaukee. ''It seems to always come down t...
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From earthy Tempranillo to fruity Mourvèdre and bright, lemony Roussanne, Texas wines are hitting some highs. To help you choose which ones are worth drinking, I've compiled a list of twenty of the finer Texas Wines of 2013.
For this year's evaluation, more than 106 Texas wines were sampled from 34 wineries all over the state. (NOTE: While there are 275 bonded wineries of record, not all of them are operating as full scale wineries. This list was also narrowed down following extensive tasting throughout the state to reflect those wineries that are currently producing competive wines. Wineries were also selected based on their availability to the general public via retail or restaurant. In short, Texas still has a long way to go. See a full list of wineries here.) All wines were required to be Texas Appellation, meaning more than 75 percent of the wine had to be produced with grapes grown in Texas. To date, many Texas wineries produce wines with grapes from other states, which are not representative of Texas terroir.
The entire collection of wine was wrapped in tissue paper to hide each wine's label and stored at appropriate temperatures for tasting. After each round of wine was poured, I evaluated them based on standard tasting criteria modeled from the Court of Master Sommeliers. Each wine could receive a maximum of 5 points per category of nose, palate, structure, balance, and finish for a potential total score of 25. (Some tasting volunteers helped, but their scores were not considered as part of this list.)
All red wines were evaluated first followed by the white wines. Once all wines had been tasted, scores were tallied and wines were revealed. To solidify the results, the top 25 red and white wines were culled and blind tasted again on the following day to narrow down the top ten red and white wines.
It was an arduous process, but one that was meticulously executed in an effort to objectively evaluate which wines really stood out as some of the best in Texas.
The best part of doing a blind tasting like this is you really never know which wines will rise to the top until it's all done. I wasn't surprised that some producers have more than one wine on this list, since they are producers who consistently put out quality wines in Texas and set the stage for other wineries to raise their bar. But I was pleasantly surprised that a few of the smaller, lesser known wineries produced wines showing great strength, including Spicewood Vineyards, Calais Winery, Fly Gap Winery, and La Cruz de Comal.
And without further delay, here's the list of the best Texas wines of 2013:
Red Wines
Bending Branch Cabernet Sauvignon 2011
Already a standout in its own right, this wine has already won Double Gold in the 2013 San Francisco International Wine Competition and is proof that you really can make great Cabernet Sauvignon in Texas—especially if it comes from Newsom Vineyards in Lubbock. Black cherry, blackberry, mocha, and dusty leather saddle dominate the nose and palate offering a bold depth of complexity and tannic grip. This is a true Texas Cab.
Price: $100
Duchman Family Winery Tempranillo 2011
A fruit-forward approach to Tempranillo, this rich and full-bodied wine reveals brown-sugar-baked blueberries, tart raspberry, and a hint of vanilla on the nose, and balanced with a dusty earthiness and mushroom on the palate. This is a unique style of Texas Tempranillo.
Price: $34
Duchman Family Winery Salt Lick Cellars GSM 2011
Another stellar GSM, this wine shows a lighter style of GSM layered with tart red fruit and a nice complexity that finishes clean and bright. Produced for Salt Lick Cellars by Duchman Family Winery winemaker Dave Reilly, this food-friendly red is a perfect match for smoked brisket or roasted lamb.
Price: $36
Fly Gap Winery "Dank" Tempranillo/Touriga Nacionale 2010
Though not overly impressed with the arguably lewd label artwork, this wine is a clearcut reason why you shouldn't judge a book by its cover. Concentrated dark fruit pervades among rustic notes of mushroom, tobacco and leather. This is a big, grippy wine that shows just as much backbone as it does finesse. A real standout and a pleasant surprise in the blind tasting.
Price: $19
Llano Estacado Winery Sangiovese 2011
A refreshing nose of cherry, red flowers and hint of eucalyptus ushers in a bright and zippy palate of tart red fruit and restrained balance of oak. A light, yet complex expression of Sangiovese and an excellent pairing for grilled meats.
Price: $14
Llano Estacado Winery 1836 2010
A repeat on the "Best Texas Wine" list, the newer vintage of this red blend of High Plains Cabernet Sauvignon and Syrah was just as compelling as the last. With a nice presence of red and black fruits offset with rich saddle leather and a touch of florality, this wine is a beautiful example of balance and finesse. Good structure, nice fruit, alluring earthiness—all this wine needs is a good steak.
Price: $40
McPherson Cellars Tre Colore 2012
A vibrant blend of strawberry, raspberry and cherry defines this light and refreshing red wine. A standard in the McPherson Cellars stable of wines, the blend varies slightly from year to year, but this vintage made with Carignan (27 percent), Mourvedre (62 percent), and Viognier (11 percent), is a perfect food pairing wine and a great alternative for Pinot Noir fans.
Price: $14
Pedernales Cellars GSM 2011
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The St. Louis Cardinals have five players with between three and six years of major league service who were not already under contract for 2013. All five – relievers Mitchell Boggs, Jason Motte, Edward Mujica and Marc Rzepczynski, plus third baseman David Freese – are eligible to have their salary for next season decided via arbitration. The first step was on the Cardinals. They needed to declare their intention to enter the process. Alternatively, they had the right to not offer a contract – called non-tendering the player – making him an immediate free agent. Clubs would do this if they fear the contract amount the player could earn via arbitration would be more than the team would like to pay. In the case of the Cardinals' five, all were reportedly offered contracts for 2013 by Friday night's deadline of midnight Eastern. At that point, the players and team remain firmly committed to each other. The only question that remains is how much the players will make next season. Th...
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Japan is no stranger to earthquakes, but this morning's incident was nothing like the country had ever seen before. Registering at a record breaking magnitude 8.9, the earthquake even triggered a staggering 33 foot tsunami which swept away boats, cars, homes and people as widespread fires burned out of control. While there is no question that the devastation has been massive – the situation could have been worse. Given the country's past experience with these life-threatening tremors, Japan boasts one of the most well-thought out building codes in the world. With a system that underscores the importance of smart design and preventative measures, millions of lives may very well have been spared.
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July 18, 2011 at 5:19 pm
My point concerning distance from the epicenter was to merely point out that Tokyo didn't feel 9.0 but felt 5.2. So on that point we agree. However, you are factually incorrect concerning the richter scale. 5.2 is considered a moderate earthquake not a "Major", as the title reads. Los Angeles experienced a 5.5 three years ago 2.5 miles outside the city. They caught the brunt of 5.5, and no the city did not come crashing down. Christchurch experienced 7.1 that did severe damage but did not destroy the city. A 9.0 earthquake is 1000 times more powerful than a 7.0
I take nothing away from Japanese engineering or their building codes they have saved countless lives. I'm no engineer but a metropolitan area experiencing a direct 9.0 earthquake would be devasted.
I only commented on this story because I hate sensational stories written by lazy writers. Tokyo did not experience a major earthquake and because of that fact zero buildings collapsed. When Tokyo endures an 8+ and survives intact then this story is relevant.
April 25, 2011 at 3:32 am
I beg to disagree. I was up in Tohoku, as close to the epicentre as possible on mainland Honshu (the main island of Japan) and I could see, literally, with my own two eyes, not one single fully collapsed building younger than 65 years in all of the town, villages, cities that I have visited during/after the earthquakes.
Each earthquake is different, I know that, but it is very far fetched to imagine that there would be massive damage to Tokyo if a similar earthquake occured at a similar distance to Tokyo as the epicentre in Tohoku.
Tokyo was not shutdown for 24 hours. Trains stopped running between 14:46 and about 23:00-24:00 at night, that is a mere few hours. Tokyo was back to normal on Day 2, except for disruptions in electric supply limiting the use of some train lines.
Indeed a similar tsunami hitting Tokyo would be devastating, but rest assured a tsunami of that size is just not possible inside the relatively shielded Tokyo bay. In fact, there are no recorded instances of any similar sized tsunami hitting the Tokyo bay areal, while there are several recorded instances of similar tsunami striking Tohoku, Hokkaido, Kanagawa (the southern part) etc. etc.
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March 21, 2011 at 12:10 am
I agree with clarketom.
I have lived in Japan for 19 years. Yes, it was the strongest earthquake in Tokyo during that time, but the magnituide in Tokyo (around 6+) was much lower than most new buildings (designed since the late 1990s) are designed for.
You must consider that despite being so far from the epicenter, Tokyo was pretty much shutdown for 24 hours and is only now (11 days later) getting back to normal.
Had the quake happened south of Tokyo we would have been even more devastated because the population density in Tokyo is massively higher. Were the same tsunami to strike Chuo-ku, Chiyoda-ku and Minato-ku at the same time of a working day, the death toll would have been at least hundreds of thousands.
March 19, 2011 at 4:03 pm
Though we are very sorry for lost lives, we very pleases to see Japanees designed buildings, that oassed the severe test of 8.9, Thanks to new Japanees building codes.
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March 14, 2011 at 4:48 pm
I want to write for Inhabitat, so I can post ridiculous stories on how zero buildings fell in Tokyo because of engineering.
Tokyo buildings didn't fall because Tokyo is 230 miles south of the actual epicenter. It's akin to saying that zero buildings fell in Las Vegas from an earthquake in LA. That magnitude under Tokyo would have leveled the city, building codes or not.
You could have written a piece explaining what engineers have done to minimize earthquake damage in their designs in Japan. Your headline and story is typical sensationalistic shit journalism. Tokyo didn't get hit by a major earthquake it felt a major earthquake.


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Los Angeles has a VFR corridor similar to New York's, though it's slightly better defined and more formal, but it's equally convenient for facilitating the flow of traffic from north to south. Again, it doesn't demand ATC services, and that's good rather than bad. Just as in New York, ATC in Los Angeles is often far too busy to contend with VFR aircraft.
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|2 Cup (32 tbs)
|2⁄3 Cup (10.67 tbs) (For Crust)
1) Preheat oven to 375°F before baking.
2) Follow label directions to prepare biscuit mix with 2/3 cup of milk.
3) Take a large bowl and mix together ham, corn, bread crumbs, eggs, salad herbs, mustard, pepper, and 1/2 cup milk in it with a fork.
4) On a lightly floured pastry cloth or board, knead the dough gently for 1/2 minute.
5) Even out the dough to a 18x12 rectangle and transfer to a lightly greased large cookie sheet.
6) Fill the ham filling down middle 1/3 of dough and fold edges up to center over filling.
7) Seal it after crimping together top and ends.
8) Make several slits in top to make vent for steam and then bake for 40 minutes in preheated oven until crust is golden-brown in color.
9) Serve in thick slices with parsley cream sauce.


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