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that's what I love about Browns fans - they are so open-minded! Why the h-- should I be excited about watching the Browns when the 2 best teams in football are playing.
In my opinion, we have a lot of guts selectively picking out people to crucify for taking any type of performance enhancer. If we only knew how many athletes really took this type of thing, we would likely be shocked. Do we actually think people in other professions take nothing to stay awake, etc. to enable them to perform better?? At this point: put this sorry story aside and enjoy the game tonight. It is typical media trash. ESPN should have their own tabloid in the grocery story check-out lanes.
it may not be adolescent behavior, but it is certainly an odd way to have fun. Their parents must really be proud. Good chance they will wind up someday in a place where they receive the same behavior.
and 13 years is supposed to be punishment for something like what this moron did?
what a bunch of bush fans!! You criticize one of the best players in the NBA and some of you idiots want to trade him because he wears a Yankees cap? Cleveland fans don't deserve a winner.
What a bunch of idiots you Indians fans are. What's the big deal with Lebron? You better hope he doesn't take you seriously and leave after his contract. USMCGIRL, you hope he gets traded??? What are you smoking? Narrow thinking like these comments will always make Cleveland a bush town with bush fans.
I would only suggest that, if this happens, the CSU people plan the dormitory housing - felons seem to wind up in Akron U. dorms and their overpaid president seems to know nothing about it. That was, and is, inexcusable!
my only suggestion is that if they merge, they let CSU plan the dormitory housing. Akron tends for some reason to allow felons to live in the dorms, and their fund-raising president seems to know nothing about it. There is no excuse for it!!!!
way to go Dunlop Reggie - great one!!!
I work for a local bank and have worked in consumer lending for 37 years. I have made many, many, loans. There is no excuse for people not understanding what they sign. The language is extremely understandable IF PEOPLE TAKE THE TIME TO READ IT. So many people above me here have said take responsibility - that is exactly the answer. We cannot possibly make enough laws to protect people against apathy and their own stupidity. Read the documents. The failure to do so in this mortgage environment is going to cost people a lot of money and maybe their financial futures. There are no free lunches anywhere and that includes lending.
Poor Leigh Bodden, the airport idiot. Imagine a professional athlete (a Cleveland Brown to boot) having to endure the same inconvenience the rest of us do. pitbull: you sound like Carmen Policy telling us what a great guy the Pittsburgh police thought Gerard Warren was when they arrested him. From what I've seen the past few weeks, Leigh should be working on his pass defense. The athlete breaks the rules and it is always the police who are at fault. What is wrong with our priorities? they suck.
another reason to give IQ tests to prospective jurors.
you want job security? Build a good affordable car - people will buy it. We don't buy imports because we hate autoworkers or America. We buy them because they are a much better product. We don't get free hospitalization or job security. We earn it. Enjoy your doughnuts while you're on strike. Pretty soon you'll be a Dunkin Donuts serving them.
if I hear one more time what a nice guy this flaming idiot is, I'm going to scream. Live within the rules, a--hole. pittbull: You sound like Carmen Policy saying what a nice guy the Pittsburgh police said Gerard Warren was when he was arrested. Athletes (and I use the term loosely with the Browns) are just like the rest of us - when they out in public, they can contend with what we all do. Last couple of games, you would have been better off practicing anyway. When they are wrong, we automatically criticize the police. Our priorities need a lot of work.
Way to go Jim Graham (aka Custer). I have no idea what you are smoking, but your membership is going to pay a bigger price than ever with this one. If Jim Graham makes more than minimum wage he is overpaid, based on moronic statements like he is making.
good for you. Enjoy your landscaping/fast food/service-type job that replaces this one. Those employers will certainly appreciate your membership! What a bunch of naive idiots.
I am one of those old grumpy Indians fans who grew up loving them and got let down year after year by that sorry organization. I finally decided I cared about their success much more than the team did and they wore me out. This is a different team and my hat is off to them. Thanks Terry - we lost you in Akron, but you are not far away. Nice article.
these idiots are just like lemmings going into the ocean. What a bunch of brain surgeons. Why the h-- should you not be paying more for your hospitalization like everyone else is today. Go ahead on strike. I don't buy your new junk any more anyway. Why should I pay more for a car just so you pay nothing for hospitalization? No wonder companies are going to India, etc. You guys just don't get it. It's a new world and the automakers' union is largely responsible for their share of it. Too much money for an inferior product. Honda and Toyota built junk too at first, but they improved it a long time before you did.
Playing the schedule they have played, Ohio State has no business in a BCS game anyway. They should be ashamed of themselves. YSU, Akron, Kent State, Northwestern, (not to mention the rest of the sorry conference they are in). They pay an athletic director $700,000. to put that joke together? Unbelievable. The big Ten Network can have all that crap!!!
Watching Ohio State play the pathetic schedule they have is just that. They should be ashamed of themselves. They'd be better off just making contributions to those schools. It isn't bad enough, their entire conference sucks, their out-of-conference schedule is bad also. An athletic director like Gene Smith makes $750,000. for putting that together? The Big Ten Network can have these crappy games.

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After some tough competition, we are proud to announce the Tasmanian winner of Pharmacy Student of the Year is fourth year student Daniel Hoyle!
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Shortly before 2 a.m. Thursday, an HCSO Narcotics Unit officer was conducting drug interdiction operations on the Rogersville portion of Highway 11-W.


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Monica celebrated her 30th Birthday this past weekend with a star studded event at Phillipe Chow Restaurant In West Hollywood. Celebrity guests included the likes of her soon-to-be husband Shannon Brown, Raven Symone, Derek Fisher & his wife, Angela & Vanessa Simmons, Khloe Kardashian & Lamar Odom, Ludacris, actress Golden Brooks and more.
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Torched Bank Warns Formula One Racing Into Bahrain Violence
April 19 (Bloomberg) -- The National Bank of Bahrain's branch in the town of Jidhafs is boarded up after it was firebombed twice in the week before the country hosts Formula One motor-racing. Across one of the shutters, attackers spray-painted the word: "Avoid."
Acts of violence have intensified in the run-up to the April 22 Grand Prix, the biggest international event in the island kingdom since a crackdown last year on pro-democracy protests led by the Shiite Muslim majority. Last year's race in Bahrain was canceled due to the clashes.
For Bahrain's Sunni rulers, hosting auto teams such as Mercedes and Red Bull and drivers including championship leader Lewis Hamilton is an opportunity to persuade investors that the unrest is in the past and the country is open for business. The wave of attacks undermines that argument and suggests tensions persist, with Shiite groups pledging to step up protests under the global media spotlight that Formula One brings.
Political unrest has already slowed growth in Bahrain and its escalation "would be a serious blow to the economy," Sergey Dergachev, who helps manage $8.5 billion of emerging-market debt at Union Investment Privatfonds in Frankfurt, wrote in an e-mail this week.
Since the start of last year, Bahrain's main stock index has dropped about 20 percent, 10 times the decline on the Bloomberg regional benchmark. The cost of insuring its debt via credit default swaps has doubled.
'Compromised Image'
Economic growth slowed to 1.8 percent last year, from an average of almost 6 percent in the previous eight years, and will only recover to 2 percent in 2012, the International Monetary Fund said this week in its World Economic Outlook.
Bahrain, with a population of about 1.2 million, has promoted itself as a finance hub in the Gulf to rival neighboring Dubai. Persistent protests will undermine that campaign, said Jane Kinninmont, a senior research fellow for the Middle East and North Africa at the Chatham House foreign-policy institute in London
"For the services companies that Bahrain seeks to attract, a main consideration will be their ability to attract and retain professional talent, which will be reduced by perceptions of political instability and by Bahrain's compromised image in the West," she said in an e-mailed response to questions.
'Hospitable Environment'
Bahrain's appeal to foreigners has already suffered. It was the least attractive workplace for expatriates in the Gulf last year, according to an April survey by GulfTalent.com, dropping behind Kuwait and Oman. Only 8 percent of companies said they added employees last year, down from 23 percent in 2010.
Formula One will create more than 3,000 temporary jobs and generate $500 million for the economy, the government says. Beyond that, the race brings "huge returns" for the country "by regenerating interest in Bahrain as a friendly and hospitable environment," Sheikh Salman bin Isa Al Khalifa, chief executive of the racetrack, said last month.
Shiite groups are calling on the ruling Al Khalifa family to grant constitutional government and equal rights. They say repression has continued since the killing of at least 35 protesters last year, with dozens of activists jailed and tortured. The Feb. 14th coalition, which demands the overthrow of the Sunni monarchy, has called for "three days of rage" to coincide with the race, which it dubs the "bloody Formula."
A group was arrested yesterday for staging illegal demonstrations before the race, Major-General Tariq al-Hassan, the chief of public security, said in a statement yesterday. The detainees assaulted citizens and policemen with Molotov cocktails, iron rods and stones, al-Hassan said, according to the state-run Bahrain News Agency.
'Facade of Normalization'
Al-Wefaq, the largest Shiite group, and smaller opposition parties will use the media glare to "make our voices heard all over the world," Abdul-Jalil Khalil, a senior Wefaq member, said in an April 15 phone interview.
The government called in troops from Saudi Arabia and other Sunni-ruled Gulf states to help crush last year's protests. Small-scale demonstrations still take place regularly in Shiite neighborhoods, sometimes spilling over into commercial areas of the capital, Manama.
"Beneath a facade of normalization, Bahrain is sliding toward another dangerous eruption of violence," the Brussels-based International Crisis Group said in a report this week.
Several banks have been torched this month, without anyone claiming responsibility. Seven policemen were injured in a blast last week in the Shiite village of al-Eker.
'Safe and Stable'
A convenience store owned by prominent Shiite businessman Faisal Jawad was vandalized on April 10. Members of security forces were among those detained in connection with the attack, according to the Interior Ministry.
Jawad said in a phone interview that his stores have been attacked 54 times since last year's protests. The perpetrators "don't represent the good people of Bahrain," he said.
Even if there are no major disruptions to the Formula One event, "investors should realize that Bahrain will continue to face the risk of intensified unrest in the short and medium term," said Anthony Skinner, Middle East director for Bath, U.K.-based Maplecroft, a global risk adviser.
Bahrain's government has downplayed security risks for the auto race. Visitors will find "safe and stable conditions," the Information Affairs Authority said on April 10. In recent clashes, "no person who was not a rioter or police officer has been injured," it said.
'Path of Reconciliation'
"'We will not allow anyone to spoil an important event for the vast majority of Bahrainis," Sheikh Abdul-Aziz Mubarak Al-Khalifa, a spokesman for the authority, said in an April 17 phone interview. He said the race is "a great venue for people of all sects and religions to come together and support a cause that will allow us to embark on a path of reconciliation."
Khalil, from the opposition Wefaq party, said scores of people have been injured in clashes with police this month and scores more arrested in the past two weeks.
"Formula One should be held at a time of stability, not when we're going through such circumstances," he said.
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Freeport Falcons 2010 Fall Sports Preview
Look for improvement from several Freeport fall sports teams in 2010. Boys' soccer missed the playoffs, a rarity, last autumn, but should be back in the hunt this season. The girls' team stands to improve. Field hockey is coming off a strong campaign and looks to remain one of the contenders in Western C. Cross country is always a top program and again features stellar runners. Golf is hoping to build on last year's win total. Football enters its second varsity season and looks to continue to grow and improve.
COACH: Joe Heathco (13th year)
2009 Record: 4-8-2 (no postseason)
TOP RETURNING PLAYERS: Ryan Farley (Senior), Nate Pfeffer (Senior), Hans Pope (Senior), Jack Dawe (Junior), Evan Hench (Junior), Josh Weirich (Junior)
PIVOTAL GAMES: Sept. 3 (H) YARMOUTH, Sept. 28 @ Greely, Sept. 30 (H) FALMOUTH, Oct. 5 @ Yarmouth, Oct. 8 @ Waynflete, Oct. 12 (H) CAPE ELIZABETH, Oct. 19 (H) NYA
COACH'S COMMENT: "We've had a very good preseason. It's a good group of kids. I don't think we're the most skilled team out there, but we have experience, good speed and size. I think we're very athletic. It's tough to beat the top schools in our conference, but we can compete. If we work hard, I really believe we'll do well. Getting back to the playoffs is a goal. We've gotten better, but I think other teams have gotten better as well."
THE FORECASTER'S FORECAST: Freeport didn't qualify for the postseason a year ago, the first time that happened under Heathco and the first time since 1997. That was certainly an aberration that figures to be rectified this autumn. The Falcons project to be steady all over the field. Starting in the back, sophomore Connor Dietrich and Weirich will split time in goal and will play in the midfield when not between the pipes. Pfeffer and Pope (Freeport's Spring Male Athlete of the Year from lacrosse) anchor what should be a strong defense. The midfield features Farley (an all-star a year ago) and new sophomores Griff Breer and Parker Matheson, who could do his share of goal scoring. Dawe and Hench will attempt to tickle the twine as well. There are a lot of winnable games on the schedule. For the Falcons to truly announce they're back, however, they'll need to play well against the traditional powers that always dot their schedule. If Freeport develops as hoped, it will be a team that no one wants to reckon with in the playoffs. This should be a very strong campaign for the Falcons.
COACH: Elayna Zachko (second year)
2009 Record: 2-11-1 (no postseason)
TOP RETURNING PLAYERS: Molly Curry (Senior), Kelly Edwards (Senior), Allyson Fuehrer (Senior), Katee Poulin (Senior), Emily Martin (Junior), Abby Roney (Junior)
PIVOTAL GAMES: Sept. 4 (H) YARMOUTH, Sept. 24 @ York, Sept. 28 (H) GREELY, Oct. 4 @ Yarmouth, Oct. 7 (H) NYA, Oct. 12 @ Cape Elizabeth
COACH'S COMMENT: "We have a lot more girls than we've had in a long time. We only lost one starter, so we're pretty much returning all our players. The girls have a lot of drive to win. We worked on changing our style last year and keeping it simple. Now, we're working more on offense. Katee and Molly are seasoned scorers. Our defense is solid. We're trying to see where the new players fit in. If we stay healthy and work well together, we'll have a good season. We want to make the top teams nervous."
THE FORECASTER'S FORECAST: Zachko is confident that the Falcons will be vastly improved in 2010. With plenty of talent back, they certainly have a puncher's chance. The top returner is Fuehrer, who was a league all-star a year ago. She's one of the top defensive forces in the league. Martin will also protect Roney in goal. On offense, Freeport hopes to be more productive and if the goals come, wins will follow. Top scoring threats include Curry and Poulin. Edwards will be a factor all over the pitch. A pair of freshmen should soon become household names. Midfielders Ellie Bengsston and Brooke Heathco will step right in. While the Falcons still have a way to go to compete with the traditional powerhouses, there's no reason why they can't challenge in every game and earn several victories. It's been five years since Freeport qualified for the playoffs and six seasons since the Falcons boasted a winning mark. Both droughts could come to an end if all goes well in the weeks to come.
COACH: Rob Grover (second year)
2009 Record: 1-7 (no postseason)
TOP RETURNING PLAYERS: Dave Hart (Senior), Matt MacMillan (Senior), Jared Knighton (Junior), Dan Burke (Sophomore), James Purdy (Sophomore)
PIVOTAL GAMES: Sept. 4 (H) DIRIGO, Sept. 25 (H) LISBON, Oct. 9 (H) TRAIP, Oct. 16 (H) BOOTHBAY, Oct. 22 @ Yarmouth
COACH'S COMMENT: "We're one year into it, but we're still young this year. Our numbers are growing. Last year we ended with 28 kids. This year we have 34. We want to be more competitive. We're trying to get size on the line. We have good overall team speed."
FORECASTER'S FORECAST: Freeport did very well as a first-year program, winning once, while playing hard throughout. Year Two won't be any easier, but many of the players have experience. Knighton and Purdy will run the offense, looking to fill the void left by 2009 Fall Male Athlete of the Year Miguel Beckles. Burke and MacMillan will see plenty of carries, as will new junior Luke Lamogna and sophomore Cory Aldecoa, a transfer from Traip Academy. Hart anchors the line. On defense, Hart and Lamogna will play the line. Burke, Knighton and Purdy are top linebackers. Aldecoa and MacMillan are leading members of the secondary. Freeport will seek to control the ball as much as possible and force turnovers. The Falcons still have a way to go to be playoff contenders, but a victory or two would go a long way toward improving the program. This team will have its moments and should be vastly improved between now and late October.
COACH: Sara Dimick (third year)
2009 Record: 9-5-1 (Lost 7-0 to Livermore Falls in Western C quarterfinals)
TOP RETURNING PLAYERS: Abigail Mahoney (Junior), Katie Turner (Junior)
PIVOTAL GAMES: Sept. 3 @ NYA, Sept. 11 (H) SACOPEE, Sept. 17 (H) GREELY, Sept. 27 (H) NYA, Oct. 1 @ Sacopee, Oct. 7 @ Yarmouth
COACH'S COMMENT: "We only have one senior, so we are a very young team. Our junior class has taken on leadership roles on the team along with our one senior. My girls have very positive attitudes and seem to really enjoy playing the sport. They have worked very hard this preseason and I look forward to seeing what they have to bring in our upcoming season."
THE FORECASTER'S FORECAST: Freeport improved from three wins to nine a year ago, Dimick's second, but lost a lot of key contributors to graduation. This year, although inexperienced, the Falcons figures to remain in the hunt. The offense is led by Mahoney and Turner. The loss of two-time Fall Female Athlete of the Year Hannah Schuchert in goal won't be easy to overcome, but senior Emily Daniel will look to step in and make an impression. She's aided by junior back Kayla Thurlow. Freeport will have a hard time competing with two-time defending regional champion North Yarmouth Academy and the game against Dimick's alma mater Greely (who she led to the 2003 Class B title) won't be easy, but the balance of the schedule is manageable. If this young squad develops as hoped, it will win its share of games. By October, the Falcons should be formidable.
COACH: Brian Berkemeyer (third year)
2009 Results:
(BOYS) 2nd @ Class C state meet
(GIRLS) 3rd @ Class C state meet
(BOYS) Miles Boucher (Senior), Griffin Day (Senior), Spencer Egan (Senior), Max Jennings (Senior), Charlie Lehmer (Senior), Scott Ross (Senior), Bennett Wade (Senior), Charlie Baker (Junior), Taylor Saucier (Junior), Mason Cyr (Sophomore)
(GIRLS) Lauren Easler (Senior), Brie Roy (Senior), Ellie Soule (Junior), Lia Wellen (Sophomore)
TOP FOES: NYA, Waynflete
COACH'S COMMENT: "We have 29 boys and 11 girls this year. The boys are looking to perform very well in our conference as well as states. The senior leadership will be key as well as developing the skills of the rest of the team. We have a lot of depth which will help us keep a solid program for years to come. It's a bit of a rebuilding year for the girls, but after our performance last year with only six girls, we look to contend once again."
THE FORECASTER'S FORECAST: Freeport's cross country teams should once again be among the best in the conference and state.
The boys came close to winning it all a year ago. This time around, there is plenty of experience and some new runners worth keeping an eye on. Returning scorers from last year's state meet include Day (second), Saucier (20th), Jennings (26th), Wade (28th) and Boucher (39th). Baker, Cyr, Egan, Lehmer and Ross also return. Senior Connor McGhie, sophomore Ian McGhie and freshman Mark Donahue will look to step in and make a mark. The Falcons will be solid from start to finish and have a great shot at winning the program's first championship since 1994.
On the girls' side, the story is similar. Freeport returns Soule (fourth at last year's state meet), Easler (15th), Wellin (21st) and Roy (28th). Senior Brina Dillon and freshman Gabby Tilton are new to the team and will seek to help the pack. While Waynflete is the favorite and North Yarmouth Academy is strong, the Falcons will be able to hold their own. The team is small, but promising and should only get better between now and late-October.
COACH: Jason Lemont (sixth year)
2009 Results: 2-8 (no postseason)
TOP RETURNING PLAYERS: Nick Cartmell (Sophomore), Nick Tardif (Sophomore)
TOP FOES: NYA, Yarmouth
COACH'S COMMENT: "We come in with a young team, six new freshmen and four returners from last year. We will be building and learning as we go through the season. This year, I aim to have fun, teach the kids a lifelong sport and build for the future."
THE FORECASTER'S FORECAST: Freeport's golf team has its work cut out, but should have its moments. A pair of sophomores lead the way in Cartmell and Tardif. Six freshmen also seek to make an impact. Look for the Falcons to show steady improvement and compete against the non-powers in the conference. This year's experience should help Freeport be more of a factor in the seasons to come.


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Stephen Phillips – Round the World Cyclist has withdrawn from race.
Stephen Phillips has announced that he has made the incredibly tough decision to withdraw from the 2012 Global Cycle Challenge after suffering from an illness that has left him too weak to continue.
Stephen first set off on his mountain bike to begin his Global Cycle Challenge on the 18th February from Greenwich Park, London. Since this date he has cycled through a vast number of countries (including, France, Spain and America) crossing the halfway mark in New Zealand in mid April, however, luck did not seem to be on Stephen's side.
After dealing with various injuries (including Achilles Tendonitis) and broken equipment he was finally forced to withdraw from the Challenge on the 13th May after becoming sick from an illness that left him feeling "too physically weak and tired to continue" when crossing the Australian Outback. He managed to make it into Perth and reached Singapore on Saturday 12th May, but unfortunately felt unable to continue with the Challenge and is returning home in the next few days.


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I had a 3.2 GPA at CSU wirth a major in social studies, minor in English and certified to teach at the secondary level -- guess that doesn't impress some people. Leave the kid with a 3.3 who works summers in the freezer alone...he's headed to graduate school there. He plays football, he works and he's a good guy. Once in a while, I just shake my head at what is posted. I doubt I could pull a 3.3 in anything at Case. I bet these guys working, going to school and playing football end up being terrific people in real life.
-- Terry Pluto
This was far more about play calling than ripping McCoy. I have been supporting McCoy since the middle of last season when he got a shot. But 61 passes? Not a good idea for any QB not named something like Brady or Rodgers.
I blew it on Smith....he had only 2 carries (for 2 yards) all year. That was last week.
My bad.
-- Terry Pluto
I will defend my comment on Mitchell as a "steal" for a 6th round pick.
He had a sack and broke up a pass. He is rated above average against the run by profootballfocus.com. He was credit with 1/2 of another sack, giving him `1.5 for the day. He also had 2 other QB hits. He helped force a fumble. i hope he plays like this every week.
I agree that Benard should play more...Mitchell and Sheard went into the game playing more than 90 percent of the snaps this weekend.
But this anger about Mitchell...makes no sense.
-- terry pluto
Yep, No Hillis.
When Hardesy was a senior, he carried the ball 272 times for 1,345 yards (4.8 average) at Tennessee. That heavy load convinced the Browns to trade up and draft him. You know his injury history. Now, we can see if the Browns are right on this guy.
I also wonder if Cribbs could get a few carries.
Talking to Tom was an inspiration to me...he is not in denial. He knows the odds are against him, but he is such an upbeat, determined guy...I wish I had just half of his character and strength.
Some good point madfe here...
I am well aware that a better offense helps the defense, etc.
But this record against the run is incredible. Even Jauron was ranked #14 one year with the Lions. In 2007 when they won 10 games, they still were #28.
As for predictions, for the third year in a row -- it's 6-10. That's what I have written for Sunday, and that's what I wrote the previous two years. The highest I ever picked them was 9-7 in 2003 and 8-8 in 2008. I'm usually 7-9, 6-10.
terry pluto
My point is very simple - I have enjoyed this season.
I picked these guys at 74-88...and I have complained about them, just read my story on LaPorta from Wed...and I wrote TWO stories about not liking the jimenez deal.
But I have gotten a kick out of how they indeed have been hanging in there, and I wanted to given them a little love for it.
terry pluto
1. Just think if your employer HAD to spend a certain amount in salaries...the 109M floor is a big deal for guys with the Bengals and other cheap clubs. We're not talking minimum wage here.
2. Long term medical coverage like...FOREVER? How can anyone even know what that's worth -- except we'd all love to have it.
3. Clearly, the owners had a verbal agreement with the players lawyers in the meeting. That's why it was announced. The players created some of this uncertainity when they decertified their own union.
4. You will see some HUGE contracts coming after this deal.
5, 620M for the former players is big, too.
-- terry pluto
Thanks for the kind words!!!
Bill made it easy for me by opening his heart...and wants everyone to know how he was blessed to have Joni...and how they were friends, too!
Hardesty was not at the last Camp Colt, but I believe he was at one of the others...but I could be wrong. In some camps, guys have come and gone after a day or 2. There were 4 Camp Colts, and only one reporter (mary kay) was allowed in -- and just for #4. I heard Hardesty was at one of the others, but I can't be positive.
Like lots of teams not really in contention, Washington is looking for prospects -- especially pitching. They have A.LaRoche under a big contract for 1B. Morse may be available, but it won't be easy.
And thankfully nearly everyone saw that I wrote the camps COULD HAVE BEEN a disaster, but Colt handled them with wisdom.
terry pluto
I wrote at least two columns on draft problems last year...and one more in-depth piece this spring.
They didn't draft Lee.
Drafting has been the key to the Twins success for a decade. It's why the Indians had to trade for so many prospects, they didn't draft enough of their own. But they have been able to develop them from other teams -- meaning the minors are OK, but the drafting is not.
Brad Grant took over in 2008 and there seems to be a real reason for hope -- White, Lonnie, Kipnis, Phelps and Pomeranz are all his picks.
CC is the noteable starting pitcher they have drafted...the others after him with at least 50 big league starts are Guthrie, Sowers and Laffey. Let's hope Tomlin keeps going, because he was a 19th rounder in 2006. Pestano and Sipp also are draft picks.
Some posters decided I just wanted to be negative, because I'm that kind of guy. Usually, posters think I am too positive and upbeat.
The reason for the story is fans are wondering why they can't do something with the outfield. The drafting has put them in this position. I never realized the OF was this bad in terms of the draft until researching this story.
terry pluto
This column is about OF who actually made some sort of impact with the Tribe...
Homegrown is defined in the story as DRAFTED and DEVELOPED. It's very clear.
As for Jordan Brown, he won MVP awards in Class A and Class AA and a Class AAA batting title in 2009. he has since had knee problems.
He is now 27, with Class AAA Nashville and hitting .254 with 3 HR, that was as of a few days ago.
terry pluto
Dan's question was what we can expect from the Browns...and I can only answer based on the current roster. It's not much better than the 5-11 group of last year, and the schedule is rough. I can revise that opinion after trades and free agency, but you can't just say "I won't accept this again."
Frankly, what can any of us do?
It's up to them to upgrade the talent, and they haven't done enough of that yet to come anywhere close to 8-8.
-- terry pluto
1. Good catch on Talbot's stats....he's was 8-8 with a 3.99 ERA in the 1st half of 2010. The other numbers after that point are correct, as was the 3.99 ERA in the 1st half. I blew it.
2. My point on the lockout hurting the Browns more than most other team is not a comment on Shurmur as a coach, but a realistic roadblock that they face...as a few other teams with coaching changes do.
3. I hope they can do better than Mike Bell when shopping for a new back.
My friend, you have a nice day, too.
The reason I liked Irving is that he back from the toe injury and scored 28 points on 9-of-15 shooting against Arizona in the NCAAs. I believe he can be an elite point guard. Derrick will be a good forward.
I also believe that we can disagree without calling each other names.
If Irving had not showed the speed, quickness, etc. in that game, then I'd have major concerns about the knee.
My concern on Williams is that many teams believe he is a power forward, not a small forward. But I also believe he can score at either spot, but will struggle defending some small forwards.
I'm hoping they can pull a deal and come away with both kids...and as Nick Gilbert would say, "What's not to like about that!"
Then we can both be right.
Take care.
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Saying that it makes no sense to offer adivice to good fathers is just like saying it makes no sense to offer advice to good writers, good salesmen, good players. We all should want to get better. And yes, I have written about moms with some hints in the past.
Also, we can be good at something and still need to be reminded to watch what we are doing -- so we don't fall into bad habits.
Yes, my father calling me "Half a Job" did spark me...but it would have been wiser to say "You did a half a job on the lawn" or whatever.
It took me decades to realize that my father really did love and accept me -- that it wasn't simply based on performance. I have had this discussion with a lot of people who have had the same experience.
Over the years, I have written several articles and one book (OUR TRIBE) about the positive impact of my father on my life. This is not a rip job on dads.
What about this line from the story:In an era when some people grow up with missing fathers or frustrated fathers or fathers who are clueless about what being a father actually means, my dad belongs on the Mount Rushmore of fatherhood.
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I get about 100 emails in an average week and answer about 80 percent in some fashion.
I don't recall what I said to your email about Grady, or what you said. But if my reply was sort of dumb, it's not the first time. I write so much, and not all of it is exactly worth remembering for the ages.
I do know that I have thought Grady was developing into a power hitter for several years, rather than a leadoff guy. I do know that I wrote that a few times. But it is even more extreme now.
I do think we need to be patient with Grady, given the severity of his knee problems. Writing him off in June may feel good, but doesn't make much sense.
1. I am presenting the Browns view of Little. I'm not as optimistic simply because he missed the season, and now the NFL is such a mess with no summer camps, etc. It may be harder for him to catch up than they believe.
2. Yes, we have camp Colt, but they need the entire offense (at least all the key guys) and some coaches to really get the basics down. It's better than nothing, but hard to be very excited about it.
3. That said, Little does have elite size and athleticism -- a tremendous starting point for a rookie.
4. I'm sure the Cavs would be interested in Kanter at 4. I keep hearing him going #2. That would be nice, because it would give the Cavs a shot at Williams or Knight...and they may be able to pull off a trade for someone who wants Knight. He is liked by several teams.
-- terry pluto
I didn't want to get into rehashing the same old hash on the Dolans, etc.
The fact is that in the last year, the Indians have been changing their tone, their approach. It has been, "Let's keep working, and not talk much about it."
That is the story right now, not what the Dolans said a few years ago.
At this point, a team debating the lack of a salary cap and other economic issues when there isn't even a labor deal up is like us complaining about the weather. Can't do a thing about.
Put on a raincoat and get to work, that's it.
And that is their approach now -- which is refreshing.
They are saying, "We will play good baseball...and let the fans decide."
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You know when your parents used to say, "This is going to hurt me more than it is going to hurt you," you always thought sarcastically, "Sure, I'm going to believe that."
But in two years of parenting I've reconsidered those words — every time Miles has gotten vaccines, when he's throwing a temper tantrum and now, the dreaded haircut.
Anytime there are tears I'm near tears. Maybe that makes me a weak because I don't let him be a "tough guy," but it's my job is to stop the tears. So when I'm the cause I'm heartbroken.
Miles' hair had gotten long and out of control. And with this summer heat the curls were making him even hotter, sweat dripping down his little baby forehead.
A haircut seemed a necessity.
His first was about six months ago when we still lived in Anderson. We went to a salon specifically for kids and he sat in a police car chair and was strapped in.
The process took about 20 minutes. There were a few tears and protests but overall the process went OK.
The result was a little different but not shocking. I still recognized him.
For this haircut plans of going to a kid-specific salon were abandoned when he took a late nap. So we decided to try the barber shop.
Miles has grown more independent in the last six months. He won't even let me trim his fingernails (I have to sneak in and do them by flashlight while he sleeps!)
Yet faced with a new place he wouldn't sit in the seat by himself; I had to hold him as he cried hysterically on my shoulder. It was devastating.
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But the curls are gone. I am still not used to it. Private Miles, as a friend coined him.
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