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Who are the next prospects that could join Derek Stepan,
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wave of youngsters as they compete and develop this season in the Canadian junior
leagues, college and abroad.
Below is a compilation of scouting reports, buzz and
analysis by scouts and hockey experts on Randy McNaught.
We'll update this as the season unfolds with the latest news
at the very bottom of this post.
Randy McNaught
Drafted: 2010 – 7th round (190th overall)
Pos: RW
Shoots: R
Birthday: 8/5/90
Team: University of Calgary Dinos, CIS
2010-2011 stats: 1g, 1a, 8gp, 27PIM, -6 (with Vancouver
Giants, WHL)
2009-2010 stats: 6g, 6a, 59gp, 131PIM (with Saskatoon Blades,
0g, 0a, 6gp, 32PIM (with
Chilliwack Bruins, WHL)
2009-2010 playoffs: 0g, 0a, 5gp, 11PIM (with Saskatoon
Blades, WHL)
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Scouting report entering the season from Blueshirt Bulletin
staff writer and author of The
Prospect Park, Jess Rubenstein:
"For those wondering what happened to Randy McNaught (NYR
2010 7th) after a pretty good effort at Traverse City we have an answer.
McNaught choose to enroll at the University of Calgary and when you look at it
then it actually is a pretty good idea. The Rangers still hold McNaught's draft
rights but McNaught was a long range project to turn him from a goon into a
complete player. McNaught is in a league (Canada West) which is a very talented
one but one that does not allow fighting." (10/1/11)
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The Rangers
Tribune – Randy McNaught, with his 6-5, 221 lb frame, is a pure
bruiser that knows how to use his body. He has run into trouble in the past
while playing in the WHL with suspensions, but other than that he is a clean
gritty player with a whole lot of size. In fact, he has dropped the gloves and
fought Rangers' first round draft pick, Dylan McIlrath, in the past." (Summer
NYRangers.com – "McNaught is a very large man at 6-foot-4 and 217 pounds. Nearing his 21st
birthday later this summer, he is also a very intimidating figure on skates."
"When he drops the gloves, it is always a heavyweight
bout... McNaught wasn't only impressive at Traverse City because of his
scuffles as he played in all situations and had a few scoring chances."
"Assured there will be no long term problems related to his
ankle surgery, McNaught can continue chasing the NHL dream he developed as a
kid in Nanaimo. From a very early age, he aspired to be a power forward in the
mold of his two favorite NHL players -- Cam Neely and Todd Bertuzzi." (Summer 2011)
Future – [Ranks McNaught 31st among NYR prospects] "McNaught
has excellent size and plays a physical brand of hockey. Strong on his feet, he
has an excellent grasp on his role on the ice and has exhibited excellent
character." (Sept. 28, 2011)
The Prospect
Park – "McNaught's strengthen is his fast hands as well as his 6'4
size which makes the possibility of turning him into a power forward a
worthwhile gamble. We want to see McNaught do more than fight as all that will
get him is a contract in the Central Hockey League (level below the ECHL)."
(Sept. 9, 2011)
"Randy McNaught was a nice surprise for a guy who we thought
never had a chance because of injuries. The bigger surprise was that he was not
invited to the Ranger's main camp as McNaught had earned the invite over the
non-roster invitees." (Sept. 17, 2011)
"Randy McNaught (2010 7th) is slowly starting to grow on us
as the Vancouver Giants keep using him as their top line right wing and while
he is not turning into a scoring machine; he is being a responsible player."
(Oct. 11, 2011)
Ranger Nation – "this kid has an amazing attitude. I hope everyone remembers the name Randy
McNaught because I believe we will see this kid in the future on the NHL ice."
(Summer 2011)

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August 21, 2008 - Ringling grads Steven Dixey, Sat Kirpal Khalsa, Katie Ridley, Stenvik Mostrom, Jason Murphy, and Matt Relkin will exhibit their shared illustrative style in a gallery exhibit called The Ringilng Brothers at Atlanta's Beep Beep Gallery.
All having gone their separate ways after graduting from Ringling College of Art and Design, these friends found each again along the way when they all ended up in Atlanta, Georgia and now have combined efforts for this exhibit. Dixey, Khalsa, and Relkin are all 1999 graduates of the Fine Arts program, while Ridley, Mostrom, and Murphy are Illustration grads.
The Ringling Brothers is the latest in a lineup of group shows at the Beep Beep Gallery designed to showcase the variations of similarities and contrasts between artists. "We have a different purpose here," said Mark Basehore, part-owner of the Beep Beep Gallery. "The focus is on the art and not on just making money or just pleasing clients."
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By McCarton Ackerman, USTA.com
Massachusetts native Eric Butorac surprised tennis fans earlier this year with a dream run to the men's doubles final at the Australian Open, and he's now one win away from reaching another Grand Slam final at the French Open.
Partnering with Timea Babos of Hungary, the veteran doubles specialist moved into the mixed doubles semifinals by defeating the all-French pair of Alize Cornet and Jonathan Eysseric, 6-4, 6-3. This matches his best mixed doubles result at a Grand Slam, as he also reached the semifinals at the 2008 US Open with fellow American Jill Craybas. Babos and Butorac will play the No. 8 seeds, Julia Goerges of Germany and Nenad Zimonjic of Serbia, in the French semis.
The 33-year-old has been enjoying a breakthrough year on tour in 2014. Partnering exclusively with Raven Klaasen of South Africa in men's doubles competition, the pair followed up their Australian Open run by winning the title at the ATP event in Memphis. They also reached the semifinals this year at ATP events in Auckland, New Zealand, and Munich, Germany. Butorac is currently ranked No. 32 in doubles.
American pros have historically excelled in mixed doubles at the French Open. In recent years, the all-American teams of Lisa Raymond and Mike Bryan (2003), and Liezel Huber and Bob Bryan (2009), have hoisted the winner's trophy. Scott Lipsky won the event in 2011 with Casey Dellacqua of Australia, while Martina Navratilova reached the finals with Leander Paes of India in 2005 and Vania King finished as runner-up with Marcelo of Brazil in 2009.
In other matches featuring Americans on Monday, No. 15 seed Sloane Stephens lost her fourth round match to Simona Halep of Romania, 6-4, 6-3. The top seeds in the men's doubles draw, Bob and Mike Bryan, also bowed out in the quarterfinals to No. 12 seeds Marcel Granollers and Marc Lopez of Spain, 6-4, 6-2.
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With Halloween over the official winter holiday season has begun. From now through Christmas, dozens of events, fund raisers and celebrations will be taking place.
The center of all these events is the celebration Helper (known officially by governors proclamation as Christmas Town) puts on each year.
Helper has been known as Christmas Town for two decades, since the Light Parade in the town began. While many towns in Utah have adopted the light parade theme at Christmastime in recent years, Helper was the first in the state to do it. And it is also the most charming.
First of all, few towns can duplicate the wonderful historic downtown that Helper has. The buildings when lit up with all the lights that are placed, looks like the magical Christmastown of the early to mid-twentieth century.
Secondly, the winter breezes that blow from Price Canyon through the town beginning in early November give it the feel of the holiday season.
And thirdly, the dedication of the people of Helper to put on a Christmas show like no other is unsurpassed in rural Utah.
The seasons celebrations begin on Nov. 6, 7 and 8 when the St. Anthony Carnival takes place in the Helper Civic Auditorium. Tonight it begins with a dinner that runs from 4 to 7 p.m. Then each night of the carnival there is a silent auction, with games, bingo and fun. Tickets are available at the door.
Then on Nov. 21-22 the Christmas Arts and Crafts Fair takes place in the Helper Civic Auditorium. On Friday the fair will run from 4-8 p.m. while on Saturday it goes from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m.
During those same days a fund raiser, called Tree Magic, for the Rio Theater in downtown Helper will be held. This consists of a silent auction of fully decorated Christmas trees. This event will take place between 5 and 8 p.m. on Friday and noon to 4 p.m. on Saturday. Decorating of the trees will take place on the days before, Nov. 18 and 19 from 5 to 8 p.m. each evening.
Then on Nov. 28 the full celebration begins as the lights decorating Main Street come on at 6 p.m. A holiday walk will start at the Rio Theater and end at the Main Street park. After the lights on, Santa will be at the Helper Civic Auditorium.
On Dec. 2 and 3 the Expressions Christmas Ballet will take place at the Rio Theater. It will be presented at 7 p.m. each evening.
On Dec. 6, a Saturday, kids can have breakfast with Santa at the Helper Civic Auditorium. That event will start at 9 a.m. and end at 11 a.m.
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According to SNY, the Mets have claimed RHP Manny Acosta off of waivers from the Braves.
Acosta has a lifetime 5-7 record with a 3.55 ERA in 103 games over the last three seasons with Atlanta, and last year, in 26 relief appearances, Acosta was 1-1 with a 4.34 ERA in 37 1/3 innings, allowing 45 hits 18 earned runs, 19 walks, and 32 strikeouts.
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3.1 Phillip Lim Bowery Camera Bag ($625, 310.358.1988) in Natural
By now you're probably quite aware that we're completely obsessed with animal accents, but who can blame us? The print is perfect for fall and looks chic on just about everything, including this amazing new-for-fall Bowery Camera Bag by 3.1 Phillip Lim. Arriving at the Los Angeles store any day now, this slouchy suede bag is an excellent alternative to the season's many ladylike totes (which are lovely too) and will take you from work to the weekend without skipping a beat. We love the natural hue, shown above, but the bag is also offered in a gray animal print if that suits you better!
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Whether she's spray tanning in the Gossip Girl trailer, dining at Hotel Costes with her closest pals, or pausing to memorize her lines at Gare De Lyon over un café, Lou Doillon is always gracious enough to Twitpic her seriously chic, jet-set life. Doillon's play-by-play commentary lets us feel like we're by her side in Deauville, admiring an absurdly gorgeous 10-kilo Givenchy haute couture dress (as seen in her photo, above) or flitting from Ibiza to Versailles to Paris as her chosen pal de voyage-even if it's just for a moment.
Alexander Wang Karmen Patent-Leather Loafers ($445)
While ladylike dressing is definitely getting loads of buzz for fall, that doesn't mean you should give your borrowed-from-the-boys basics the old heave-ho. In fact, why not reinterpret the fifties-redux trend via a pair of Alexander Wang's Karmen Patent Leather Loafers? These classic slip-ons would look wonderful with some of the Wall Street-influenced pieces from Wang's fall collection, or you could simply style them with some cuffed skinny jeans to make your own Marant-inspired ensemble. In addition to Wang's offering, we also love Bass' Wayfarer Penny Loafers ($89) in black patent; the price is quite agreeable and the shoe's low-cut silhouette is flatter for a wide range of feet.
Dior Nail Polish ($21) in Black Sequins
While we can't all wear or afford Dree Hemingway's dark shimmery Ferragamo dress, there is a way to get a touch of her glitzy look via Dior's newest polish, Black Sequins. Metallics-both in fashion and beauty-are back in a big way this fall, but there's no need to wait for the autumnal months to start trying the trend. Just pick up a bottle of this polish and you'll be set!
Lancome Juicy Tube ($18) in So Teen Vogue
Lancome's newest Juicy Tube color was created by the amazing Eva Chen-she's Teen Vogue's Beauty Director and one of our favorite people of all time-in honor of the 10th anniversary of this wildly popular product. The vibrant raspberry shade is simply perfect, totally flattering, and is part of a sweet, limited-time offer on Lancome's website. To get your hands on this must-try tube, simply visit Lancome.com, pick out and purchase any Juicy Tube, then enter the code TEENVOGUE at checkout. So Teen Vogue will appear in your cart-for free! Talk about a beautiful deal...
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We have been mooning over Pamela Love's edgy jewelry collection for some time now, but we're definitely not the only ones. Love's creations have appeared on important runways (including Zac Posen, Yigal Azrouel, and Twenty8Twelve) and TV shows (on True Blood, Eric wears one of her pendants), plus style icons like Mary-Kate Olsen and Sienna Miller are big fans of her work. Oh, and did we mention that Love is part of the latest crop of talent to be nominated for the prestigious CFDA Fashion Awards? That's right, Love is one talented lady. While all of her striking pieces are noteworthy, we're currently crushing on the beautiful Arrowhead Necklace ($335, 212.219.2688), Sterling Silver Obsidian Arrowhead Ring ($550), and the slightly gothic Sterling Silver Talon Ring ($300), but her whole collection is definitely worth seeing!
Kate Moss by Mario Testino Book ($500)
If you're searching for the next great addition to your repertoire of coffee table books, look no further than Kate Moss by Mario Testino. The 230-page limited-edition book takes a rare glimpse into the lives and minds of these two definitive legends in fashion, making it an absolute must-buy for all style aficionados. With over 100 intimate images from Testino's private archive and a look back on the personal and professional relationship of this iconic collaboration, it has moved straight to the top our list.
J Brand / Proenza Schouler Jeans ($550)
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Nationals re-sign Adam LaRoche, what does that mean for Michael Morse?
Adam Kilgore of the Washington Post says the Nationals have agreed to re-sign Adam LaRoche.
Amanda Comak of the Washington Times says the two sides agreed to a two-year, $24 million contract with a $12 million mutual option for 2014 with a $2 million buyout.
Now that LaRoche is returning to Washington, Ken Rosenthal of FOX Sports says the Nationals are speaking to teams about OF Michael Morse, and Jon Heyman of CBS Sports says the Mariners, Indians, Rangers, Rays, Yankees, Phillies, Mets and Orioles are all still looking for bats.
Jim Bowden of SiriusXM says the Nationals are seeking a left-handed reliever in exchange for Morse.
Michael Baron, ContributorThe Mets have two pitchers on the active roster who might fit the criteria for what the Nationals are reportedly seeking for Morse: Robert Carson and Josh Edgin. However, I wonder if the Nationals would consider dealing Morse inside the division.
Morse had a breakout season in 2011, hitting a career-high 31 home runs with 95 RBI. He suffered through an injury-shortened season last year, but maintained his power upon his return. He has developed into a good power source from the right side and has shown he can handle the pitchers parks in the National League East, but he doesn't walk very much and strikes out a ton as well. He is a poor defender, although he has experience at both corner spots and at first base. However, Morse is better than anything they have at the moment and could help fill a massive void from the right side.
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On Tuesday the Sun Advocate announced that it will be heading up a drive to make sure everyone who has ever been buried in a cemetery in Carbon County gets their due this coming Memorial Day.
"I know that Memorial Day seems a long way off, but this is something I have been thinking about doing for a few years," said Richard Shaw, publisher. "When I started covering Memorial Day ceremonies that the veterans in the area do a number of years ago, afterward I would walk around the cemeteries and look at a lot of the graves. Out there I would see wonderful flowers and a flag on every verterans grave. But I also found a lot of neglected graves, many of which hand no flowers at all. Some were recent burials, but most were older graves where families have moved away or died off. It was very sad to see those."
The drive that was announced on Tuesday will be called "No Grave Goes Unadorned." The project will encompass many different people and organizations. The basic idea of the drive is to make sure there is at least one flower on every grave that exists in the county on Memorial Day.
"We are still organizing this but it will be a big job to be sure every cemetery and every grave is covered," said Shaw. "The state has records on the number of graves and we are going to check with the cities and the counties, as well as with the private cemeteries that exist in the county. But we believe there are about 20,000 graves in Carbon County."
That would mean, from somewhere, the money needs to be generated to buy 20,000 carnations or other kinds of flowers. It also means there needs to be an army of people to place them on graves over Memorial Day weekend.
"We all should know about our heroes and many of the people who went before us in this area are just that," said Shaw. "They built the businesses here, farmed the ground, mined the coal, worked for the railroad, educated children, sold groceries, the list goes on and on. These graves represent lives that should not be forgotten, even if no one that is alive today remembers their smile."
Memorial Day itself harks back to the Civil War when people started decorating graves of soldiers killed. Up until early in the last century it was known as Decoration Day for that reason. In fact some people still call it that. Soon after Decoration Day became popular people began decorating graves of all loved ones on that day. In the 1960s Memorial Day was solidified into a three day weekend by Congress as a national holiday. Because of that, according to Shaw, some people seemed to have forgotten the real purpose of the holiday.
"When I was a kid my parents went every Memorial Day to my grandparent's graves and others in the family who had died," said Shaw. "Now people do a lot of other things instead, and I am no exception to that. But I think it would be good for the community to come together to have some kind of a special Carbon County rememberance for all those that were here before us."
The project is just getting off the ground. The Sun Advocate is looking for other sponsors (corporate and private) to step up and help with some of the costs. The paper is also looking for service groups to come forward to help with the distribution of flowers on the Saturday before Memorial Day.
"We are going to have special pages in the newspaper commemorating this event," said Shaw. "Those that help will get mentioned. We will have different levels of sponsorship everything from someone donating $25 or less to $1,000 to help with the drive. I think this could be a great community project, one that celebrates our way of life. I have never seen anything like this done before. We could be unique by being the only county in the nation that does this kind of thing."
So far the Sun Advocate staff have been able to verify that the following cemeteries exist: Carbonville, Castle Gate, Central (Slovenian), Cliffview, Grames-Powell, Haycock, Hiawatha, Kiz, Mead/Peterson, Price City, Scofield, Spring Glen, Sunnyside Power Plant, Valley View, Wellington and Whitmore.
"I am sure there are a lot of private cemeteries we haven't thought about and we would like to honor those that are buried there too," stated Shaw.
The public is asked to let the paper know about graves or cemeteries that are not mentioned in the list. Also the newspaper will be looking for those that want to volunteer to help with the project.
"I already have some takers since we started talking about it last year. A number of organizations said they would help us. I just hope the community sees that this could be a great way to show how special Carbon County is, and how we honor our past," concluded Shaw.
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Forty-seven seconds.
Forty-seven seconds cost the Thunder a win in Game 2 and a shot at heading to Memphis this weekend with a 2-0 series lead in its Western Conference semifinal against the Grizzlies.
Forty-seven seconds.
Forty-seven seconds cost the Thunder a win in Game 2 and a shot at heading to Memphis this weekend with a 2-0 series lead in its Western Conference semifinal against the Grizzlies.
And, no, it wasn't the final 47 seconds.
It actually was a 47-second stretch late the second quarter.
That stretch served as the turning point in the Thunder's 99-93 loss on Tuesday night. Everything that went wrong from there only became a part of an avalanche that started as a snowball just before the end of the first half.
It began when Zach Randolph missed a jumper with 2:06 remaining in the second quarter. While Kendrick Perkins was complaining about a Marc Gasol screen that had popped him in the mouth just before the shot, Gasol reached over Perkins and tipped the rebound to himself.
As the Thunder's defense scrambled to reset, Gasol skipped a pass to a wide open Mike Conley on the right wing. Conley missed a 3-point try, but Randolph, who was sandwiched in between Perkins and Serge Ibaka underneath the basket, grabbed the ricochet with one hand. He then fired it right back out to Conley.
Without hesitation, Conley drove the lane but launched a contested shot from in front of the rim. On the right block, Ibaka was face-guarding Randolph and pushing him away from the rebound. Randolph, however, wrapped his left arm around Ibaka's back, tapped the ball to the ground and raced to recover it near the 3-point line.
Three shots. Three offensive rebounds.
Forty-seven seconds.
Quincy Pondexter finally finished off the trip with a baseline jumper that pulled the Grizzlies within two with 1:40 remaining in the period.
His basket represented two of the 23 second-chance points Memphis managed in Game 2, a product of the Grizzlies grabbing 16 offensive rebounds.
It was a stark contrast from Game 1, when the Thunder yielded only eight offensive rebounds and, as a result, allowed just four second-chance points.
"We got to get back to making sure that we box them out," said Thunder coach Scott Brooks, "because they're going to keep pushing and keep coming to the rim and we have to make sure we hold our ground there."
The difference from Game 1 to Game 2 was clear.
Memphis played with more energy and effort.
Sometimes it's just that simple, though it's easy to get wrapped up in analyzing the schemes, strategies and adjustments of playoff basketball.
A quick study of the offensive rebounds the Thunder allowed in Game 2 showed exactly why Brooks after the game called the mistakes correctable.
If you were to review and categorize each of the Grizzlies offensive rebounds, you would come to a shocking conclusion.
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A win against Delta could have secured the Dino soccer team its first post season spot, but instead the Rabbits jumped out hard to down the Dinos 7-0 in their final region game of the season. The Dinos dropped their game with Delta last week by the score of 7-0 on Wednesday and then bounced back to shutout Grand 3-0 in their final regular season game.
Tied with North Sanpete at the bottom, the Dinos still had their fate in their hands as they had to meet North Sanpete in a playoff on Monday. In the end, the team ran out of steam as North Sanpete finished them off for the season with a 4-0 win over the Dinos.
Last Wednesday Delta knew that Carbon was coming to try to steal a win. The Rabbits always play a hard, physical game and buoyed by their home crowd and a chance to go 6-o on the season, this was no exception. They stuffed three in the first half. Then to make sure of their victory, they added four more in the second half.
For the Dinos this was their largest margin of defeat since the opening game when Bear River trounced them 10-0.
The team traveled down to Moab to play one final non-region match-up. They have played Grand twice this season and have traded wins. Playing the swing game in their series, the Dinos recovered from their disaster up North and went to work. Scoreless in the first half , the Dinos went on the offensive in the second half and scored all three within about 10 minutes of play.
Jake Malone was back to play goalie and held Grand scoreless throughout the entire game. Leo Yu scored the first of the Carbon goals. Not much later in the game sophomore Cale Samuelson added two quick goals in less than five minutes to secure the win.
The play-off with the North Sanpete Hawks was played at Springville High. Even though the Dinos went into the game with a renewed confidence after the Friday win over Grand, it was North Sanpete that wanted the game more. They were the ones who were able to finish off their drives to get the ball in the net and they did it four times. Coach Jeppson was very frustrated that his team let the Hawks run over them.
The loss ended a season for the Dinos that saw flashes of a good team beginning to show through. "We went from a team that had an eight point differential to one that was averaging two and a half." Jeppson related about the difference between what teams had scored vs. what Carbon had scored. "While we still didn't win that many games, that statistic is a significant indicator of how far we have come." There are many underclassmen returning for next season.
Last year Jeppson had a very young team. This year as they have matured he will only lose a few of his most experienced players. "The kids are excited about next year and the off season conditioning.
They are even trying to come up with enough money to attend a team camp. This is the first time the team has opted to go together to camp and improve as a team that I can remember," he summed things up. "I am excited already for next year. I just hope we can recruit a few big, strong, quick kids to shore up our defense. If we do we will be a region contender for sure."
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The Pawtucket Red Sox – correction, the 2013 Eastern Division champion Pawtucket Red Sox – will begin the Governors' Cup playoffs Wednesday night on the road against wild-card entry Rochester.
Just let that marinate for a second.
The PawSox captured the division flag with the Red Wings ending up 3.5 games off the pace. To borrow from A Few Good Men, "These are the facts of the case. And they are undisputed."
To that end, why pray tell is this best-of-five first-round series starting at Frontier Field as opposed to McCoy Stadium?
Good question, and below is the actual answer.
On Aug. 23, the International League issued a release that included a breakdown of the playoff format. The opening round would feature the North champ versus the wild card with the West and South division winners squaring off. Never mind that there was still time left in the regular season, or that the playoff field had yet to be finalized. The arrangements had already been predetermined.
It cuts deeper. The wild-card representative has the honor of playing the first two games of a short series at home before the scene shifts to the North champ's barn. That means Rochester is guaranteed two home contests while Pawtucket – the ballclub that actually accomplished something of note – enters the series knowing that only one home game is assured with an asterisk attached to everything else.
Common sense suggests that this is a flawed system, not mention that it flies in the face of conventional playoff wisdom. Cutting to the chase: McCoy Stadium should be open for business Wednesday night.
With post-Labor Day baseball becoming a staple around these parts, it's worth examining the postseason course the PawSox have charted during each of the past two years.
In 2011, Pawtucket was swept out of the first round by Lehigh Valley. The first two games of the series took place in Allentown, Pa. with the wild-card entry IronPigs rolling out the welcome mat for the North Division conquerors, the PawSox.
Lehigh Valley took full advantage of its "gift" from the International League by winning Game 1 by two runs and Game 2 in 10 innings. Just like that, the PawSox were hanging by a thread as they limped back home, knowing that nothing beyond Game 3 was guaranteed.
Making additional plans to attend games at McCoy was negated thanks to Lehigh Valley starter Brian Bass, whose complete-game five-hitter enabled the IronPigs to break out the brooms in Pawtucket.
Now let's revisit a more upbeat set of circumstances. The 2012 PawSox were dealt the wild-card route while their first-round opponent, Scranton-Wilkes Barre, earned the North crown. The series started at McCoy Stadium, and much like Lehigh Valley did the previous year, Pawtucket made good use of the home confines on its way to enjoying a two-games-to-none advantage.
Scranton did manage to push the series to a fourth game, yet the task of winning three straight on home soil – ironically, the Yankees' Triple-A affiliate borrowed Frontier Field for the series as PNC Field was in the midst of a season-long renovation project – proved too daunting. Pawtucket secured a spot in the Governors' Cup finals courtesy of a convincing 7-1 victory in Game 4.
Given the above examples and the first-round playoff configuration according to the International League, you could make a convincing claim that the PawSox are better off as the wild card. Sure, winning the North Division is a nice feather in their cap, but that also means bypassing a golden opportunity to start a "first team to three wins" series at home.
In rudimentary form, here's a suggestion that could solve this quandary once and for all. Take the four International League playoff teams and seed the three division winners based on record. The wild card is always the No. 4 seed regardless of whether it finished with a better record than another tournament participant.
The first round would feature the division winner with the best record facing the wild card while the second and third seeds lock horns. Re-seeding for the finals is pretty self-explanatory considering there are only four teams involved.
The higher seed would get to host the first two games before changing venues. Should the need for a fifth and decisive game arise, the teams would return to the ballpark where the series commenced. If that's the case, it behooves the International League to allow for a travel day between Games 4 and 5.
Shaking up the format would make playoff time in the International League much more simple and straightforward. It's just a thought as the PawSox – the division champion PawSox – begin the 2013 postseason on the road.
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EUGENE, Ore. - Ten-year-old Gabriella Felix knows how to compete.
"She's Oregon royalty, this is her banner and she'll hold this title until next year," said her grandmother Lynn Site.
The Eugene native has been in 100 beauty pageants since the age of 1.
"The very first pageant that she did at 1 she took overall photogenic," said Site, "which is very rare for a baby to take in a pageant."
And it wouldn't be her last win.
If you were to look around Gabby's house, you would be amazed to see hundreds of tiaras, trophy's and gowns packed in a corner of her family's kitchen.
"Gabby practices every day. It takes every day practice for this," said her grandmother.
She's competed all over the country. "I've been to Tennessee, Montana, California, Oregon, Washington and Nevada," said Gabby.
And competing isn't cheap, according to Site. Dresses and other expenses can quickly add up.
"Some dresses cost like a thousand dollars or more," said Site.
But for her, it's not just about competing. Site said Gabby has gained confidence and friends by participating in pageants.
"The message we're trying to give her is you don't have to win. You try your best and be happy for those who do win."
In October, Gabby went for the crown again, competing in the Regal Majesty Pageant in Eugene.
"I have to practice every single day when I get home," said Gabby.
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Site said she competes in glitz pageants, complete with big hair and make-up, but for Regal Majesty, they wanted a more natural look.
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A quick fluff of the hair and make-up touch up and the girls are off.
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As we continue to countdown to kickoff, some facts and figures on the Chicago Fire's 2013 First Kick Roster…
* The current roster features 26 players with an average age of 24 years, 9 months.
* 19 players return from the Fire team that finished the 2012 season.
* 7 new Fire players have joined the side over the offseason.
* 5 of those players were acquired by in-league movements: Maicon Santos (Re-Entry from D.C.), Joel Lindpere (trade with New York), Jeff Larentowicz (trade with Colorado), Dilly Duka (trade with Columbus), Quincy Amarikwa (trade with Toronto FC).
GAMEDAY Q&A: 8 Questions with Frank Klopas
*1 of the other players, midfielder Yazid Atouba was the Fire's lone selection in the 2013 SuperDraft.
* 9 countries are represented: USA, Brazil, Cameroon, Costa Rica, Estonia, Germany, Ghana, Italy and The Netherlands.
* 8 players have made senior international appearances for their country: Chris Rolfe (10), Logan Pause (6), Larentowicz (4), Sean Johnson (3; USA), Arne Friedrich (82; Germany), Gonzalo Segares (19; Costa Rica), Patrick Nyarko (1; Ghana), Lindpere (84; Estonia).
* 5 players are alumni of the club's player development setup: Rolfe and Austin Berry, (PDL), Brendan King (Super-20s), Victor Pineda, Kellen Gulley (Fire Juniors, Academy).
* Captain Logan Pause returns for his 11th consecutive season in Chicago – one of the longest consecutive tenures with one team all-time in MLS. Pause sits second on the club's all competitions appearance list with 304 games played since 2003.
* Entering the 2013 season, Fire players have a combined 86 seasons of MLS experience. Leading the way are Logan Pause (10), Jeff Larentowicz and Gonzalo Segares (8), Chris Rolfe (6) and Wells Thompson (6).
* 3 players on the Fire roster have won MLS Cup. Larentowicz, Thompson and Amarikwa were all part of the Colorado Rapids side that won the 2010 title.
* 7 players on the Fire roster have won a combined 11 domestic titles: Pause (2 U.S. Open Cups, 1 Supporters Shield), Larentowicz and Thompson (1 MLS Cup, 1 U.S. Open Cup each), Segares and Rolfe (1 U.S. Open Cup), Amarikwa (1 MLS Cup), Maicon Santos (1 Canadian Championship).
* This season marks the first time since 2009 that the Fire have had two goalkeepers return. Sean Johnson is back for his fourth season while Paolo Tornaghi backs him up for the second year.
READ: Five things you should know about #LAvCHI
* The current roster has scored 158 goals in regular season play, led by 2012 Fire MVP and Golden Boot winner Chris Rolfe who has 44 career strikes. Three of the Fire's offseason acquisitions boast double-digit career goal scoring figures: Jeff Larentowicz (23 goals), Joel Lindpere (15 goals) and Maicon Santos (21 goals).
* Frank Klopas returns for his second full season as head coach and third since taking over from Carlos de los Cobos in May 2011.
* Klopas is 25-16-16 all-time in MLS play and is 28-19-16 in competitive matches since 2011.
* Klopas' full coaching staff of Mike Matkovich and Leo Percovich (assistants), Aron Hyde(goalkeeping) and Tony Jouaux (fitness) return for 2013.
* All five coaches were born in different countries: Klopas (Greece), Matkovich (USA), Percovich (Uruguay), Hyde (England), Jouaux (France).
The 2013 MLS campaign kicks off today and the All-In Podcast crew has made their picks for the weekend matches... We'll tally these throughout the season and be sure to point out who does the worst every week on the Podcast...
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Philadelphia vs. Sporting KC
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Vancouver vs. Toronto FC
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Houston vs. D.C. United
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While most of MLS kicks off today, we in Fire country have to wait more sleep before we watch the Men in Red take on two-time defending MLS Cup champions LA Galaxy Sunday at 4pm on UniMas.
Whet the appetite with this video where MLSsoccer.com's Dan Haiek and Matt Doyle talk one of the most intriguing matches of Opening Weekend...
It's always interesting when things come full circle in MLS… Follow me if you will…
Take a ride back to last September when the Fire acquired midfielder Wells Thompson from Colorado in exchange for a conditional MLS SuperDraft selection.
The condition stated that if Thompson appeared in four of the team's remaining regular season matches, the Fire would surrender their second round selection at the 2013 SuperDraft to the Rapids. He did and the Fire bid farewell to the pick.
Not so fast…
Wells Thompson: Trade Revolutionary?
Then consider the news out of the Denver Post today where Rapids President Tim Hinchey said Larentowicz was nearly traded to the Columbus Crew instead of the Fire.
Flash forward to the night before the MLS SuperDraft in Indianapolis when the teams did another deal, this time with the Fire acquiring central midfielder Jeff Larentowicz as well as the same second round pick they'd surrendered to the Rapids (30th overall) in exchange for their first round selection (11th overall), an international roster spot and allocation money.
Apparently the Rapids had turned down "better offers" from other teams in order to grant Larentowicz his wish of coming to Chicago rather than Columbus.
One of the main pieces at play in that potential deal was the MLS rights to midfielder Robbie Rogers, which the Fire also ended up acquiring in the trade that brought Dilly Duka to Chicago.
Not the Fire or Rapids could have predicted Rogers would retire but beyond that, you almost wonder if the other part of the potential Crew/Rapids deal could have been Duka?
But I'm getting off topic here…
Things officially came full circle today when Yazid Atouba, the player selected with the 30th pick that went back and forth between the Rapids and Fire, officially signed with the Men in Red. Slightly unheralded at the SuperDraft, Atouba gained confidence in every preseason match and dazzled Fire fans towards the end.
Certainly a pleasant surprise at #30 overall...
Take it all in and let me leave you with a few parting shots…
* Let me point out that this type of juicy "after-the-fact" trade possibility is something we just don't hear about enough in MLS.
* It says something about the culture created internally when an MLS veteran like Jeff Larentowicz chooses to come to your club.
* Kudos to the Rapids for doing well by the player.
* Who knows who the Fire would have selected with the 11th overall pick but my safe money is on the fact that Yazid Atouba wouldn't have been it.
* No offense whatsoever meant to Wells Thompson, but who'd have thought this all would have come from his slightly under the radar trade last fall?
Before settling in for the first day of MLS action on Saturday, head out to FireFest at the Illinois Youth Soccer Association's annual Expo from 9am-4pm at the Schaumburg Sports Center (1141 W. Irving Park).
Sparky will join Fire players Victor Pineda and Brendan King for an autograph signing at 11:30am while Fire staff will run through coaching demonstrations at 2:00 and 3:00pm.
The full schedule of events can be found by clicking here.
About this time last year, a young Italian goalkeeper named Paolo Tornaghi was making his final moves through a trial with the Chicago Fire.
With Fire number one Sean Johnson set to miss the first few matches of the 2012 season due to Olympic qualifying, the team had already brought in veteran MLS 'keeper Jay Nolly over the offseason to fill-in.
Surprising to some though, the Inter Milan product Tornaghi usurped Nolly as the presumed number two goalkeeper and made his Fire debut in front of nearly 60,000 fans at Montreal's Olympic Stadium.
With Johnson likely to be away for World Cup qualifying and the CONCACAF Gold Cup this year, Fire fans should feel confident in the fact that Tornaghi has returned to the side for his second season and will continue to push Sean for the number one spot.
With all that said, Drew Farmer of the Forza Italia podcast rang up Paolo last week in Charleston to discuss his upbringing with Italian giants Inter Milan, admiration of star 'keepers Walter Zenga and Francesco Toldo, his decision to join MLS and how he likes living in Chicago.
Give it a listen here and check out Forza Italia at www.forzaitalianfootball.com.
LIke hearing from Commissioner Garber in ways outside a normal conference call? Good, so do I.
We're both in luck as The Soccer Don will be doing a live address regarding the start of the MLS season this weekend on YouTube today at 5pm CT.
Watch below...
The team's match at San Jose last year was quite a memorable game. Chris Rolfe had put the team ahead with a long-distance toe-poke just before halftime and Sean Johnson literally stood his head.
So good was the Fire goalkeeper in the match that he made a career high 10 saves, many of them spectacular in the 1-1 draw against the eventual Supporters Shield winners...
10 days out from Opening Night vs. New England (TICKETS HERE), we look back on Johnson's outstanding performance last year at San Jose:
Just 14 days until Opening Night at Toyota Park and today we feature the Fire's #14 Patrick Nyarko.
One of the most underrated players in Major League Soccer, Nyarko has been a terror for full backs throughout MLS since coming into the league in 2008. Even when it seems like a play is lost, his the Ghanaian attacker's quick feet aid in keeping things alive for the Fire.
Nyarko has led the team in assists each of the past three seasons, tallying 26 since 2010, while his goal-scoring prowess also improved last season, with a career high four goals from out wide.
With 130 regular season appearances to his name, Nyarko broke into the club's top 15 list last season and having made 64 appearances the last two seasons, seems a good bet to go as high as eighth by the end of 2013.
Get tickets to see Pat begin his sixth season in Chicago when the Fire welcome the New England Revolution to Toyota Park on Saturday, March 9 at 6:30pm.
WATCH: Patrick Nyarko Highlights
On last week's All-In Podcast, Eunice Kim and I talked about the launch of the 2013 Fire Fantasy League through MLSsoccer.com's Fantasy Manager.
I'm happy to say Commissioner Kim has the league up and running at http://fantasy.mlssoccer.com
Vie for bragging rights with myself, Eunice and and other Fire fans in the Official Fire Fantasy League this year where we'll have prizes every month for the squad with the most points and an overall prize for the winner at the end other 2013 season!
We'll even recognize the league's highest point earner every week on the podcast (we might also talk trash to each other...)
Head to http://fantasy.mlssoccer.com, pick your team, check out the scoring system and rules and then join our Private League using code: 7609-1547


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CINCINNATI - A Hamilton County judge has slammed the brakes on a small Southern Ohio village's traffic camera program, calling it a "scam that the motorists can't win."
In what is being called the first of its kind, Common Pleas Judge Robert Ruehlman held that the Elmwood Place's traffic speed cameras program violates a driver's state constitutional right to meaningfully challenge the ticket.
The judge said that motorists who appeal the ticket cannot cross examine witnesses with personal knowledge of the incident and cannot obtain records about the accuracy of the camera that issued the ticket.
As a result, the judge said, the village ordinance unfairly stacks the deck against motorists who appeal their traffic camera tickets.
"Elmwood Place is engaged in nothing more than a high-tech game of 3 Card Monty," Ruehlman noted. "It is a scam that the motorists can't win."
It is unclear how the ruling with affect other speed camera programs in Ohio, given that Ruehlman's decision deals specifically with how Elmwood Place operates its appeals hearing.
Other cities use different methods to hear ticket appeals.
For instance, in Cleveland a hearing officer looks at the photo and video evidence submitted by the city and then listens to the motorist's side. The hearing officer then decides whether to enforce the ticket, dismiss it or reduce the fine.
Cleveland spokeswoman Maureen Harper says the Hamilton County ruling "has no effect on the City of Cleveland's automated traffic enforcement ordinance and program, which advances the safety of our community."
Elmwood Place installed two speed cameras last September after entering in to a contract with Optotraffic, a Maryland-based company that provides automated speed and traffic enforcement systems to local governments.
Drivers who go over the speed limit are issued a $105 ticket. The ticket is not a criminal offense, so no points are assessed on the driver's license. The driver can appeal the ticket after paying a $25 fee.
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The Price River Water Improvement District board met with the Helper council to review a previous bill sent to the city and discussed monies reportedly owed to PRWID for emergency water.
Last year, Helper was faced with having to replace a transmission line that ran down from the canyon bringing water to the town.
Because the line was leaking more water than what was being delivered to the town, Helper applied for an emergency loan from the Utah Permanent Community Impact Board to cover the cost of replacing it.
But while the line was being installed, Helper ran into a second problem - the temporary acquisition of water from PRWID.
After completing the water line project, Helper paid PRWID $70,214.80, the amount billed to the city by the district. But received another bill from PRWID asking for an additional $118,813.82 for the water.
PRWID indicated the previous bill to Helper was not accurate due to the fact that the district only calculated the price on the gallons of water used by the city.
In PRWID's resolution 1999-2, the district charge $17.32 for 6,000 gallons of water per connection and a graduated scale is used for overages.
But PRWID only charged Helper $1.16 per thousand gallons of water, the same as current overages for regular users.
PRWID and Helper are currently looking at payment options for the bill, said Jeff Richens, PRWID assistant district manager, during the water improvement district's last board meeting.
Since PRWID is not the sole provider of water to Helper, the town requested to adopt a formal agreement between the two parties at a subsequent meeting that would allow future billing to be based on set rates.
Helper asked PRWID to draft an agreement including water rates, which would be slightly higher than that charged for full-time users.
The city also asked the water improvement district to agree to allow Helper a certain time period to collect funds and pay PRWID after receiving a bill.
The district was in favor of making an agreement between the two parties. PRWID officials decided to respond to Helper's request with authorization for drafting an agreement to be brought in front of the PRWID board for final approval.
Also brought up by the board were the 200 shares of reservoir water Helper currently owns. Since cities cannot lease water, the possibility of transferring the shares to PRWID and allowing the district to lease shares out for a period of time to help pay off the difference in bills was discussed.
Since no decisions could be made, the issue was added to PRWID's next agenda for Aug. 2, when the Helper City Council could possibly be in attendance to discuss the agreement between the two parties.
In another matter, PRWID discussed a possible increase in the district's current property tax rate to help shore up the agency's sagging finances.
Currently, PRWID is at a .000586 mill levy. But the water improvement district is consider increasing the levy to .000732, which is the maximum allowed by law.
During the July 5 meeting, Richens told the board they would be allowed to increase to a .0008 mill levy and that that would be an increase of approximately $16.32 a year on a home worth $150,000. During the latest meeting, it was brought up that the .0008 was wrong, but the .000732 would not change the expected amount of funds PRWID would bring in every year.