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He might just make it after all
Jun 28, 2012, 11:00 AM EST
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Tyler Moore is hitting .455 with four homers and 10 RBI in 11 games this month.
Yes, the entire Nationals lineup has turned things up a notch or five the last two nights in Denver. Twenty-three runs scored in 18 innings? Not even the most cockeyed optimist out there could have predicted that.
But let's turn our attention away for a moment from the sudden resurgence of the likes of Ryan Zimmerman, Michael Morse and Adam LaRoche and focus on really the only player who has consistently produced at the plate this month: Tyler Moore.
Yes, the 25-year-old rookie has been tearing the cover off the ball since the Nationals called him back up from Class AAA Syracuse on June 7. In 12 prior games — his first 12 in the big leagues — Moore looked a bit overwhelmed. He hit .158 (3-for-19), didn't drive in a run and didn't draw a walk.
Fast-forward to last night's game at Coors Field, when Moore demolished another home run into the thin mountain air and added two more hits for good measure to continue his remarkable turnaround. InRead more »
- Joe Seamhead - Jun 28, 2012 at 11:10 AM
Hitting is contagious.Like good pitching, they all start trying to keep up with each other. I'm bleeding for CMW, but the sand is quickly draining through the hour glass for him.
- MicheleS - Jun 28, 2012 at 11:11 AM
Wow.. good to wake up with the final result (couldn't last beyond 8 last night). TyMO is making his case to stay. Glad that ALR and JFlo got the night off. A day of rest is a good thing – especially since we won.I celebrated the one victory yesterday, but today it's the quiet golf clap. Glad JZ got an outrageous amount of run support, let's focus on the win today and prep for the Braves this weekend.Oh and WOOOOOOOOOOO HOOOOOOOOOO!!! GYFNG!!!!
- terpman33 - Jun 28, 2012 at 11:14 AM
I really, really like this kid, Moore. The guy hits unbelievable KILL SHOTS!!! I mean, absolute bombs. Now, this might sound crazy, but we could possibly include Moore in some kind of trade to get the center fielder we so desperately need. I may have the minority opinion, but oh well…On another note, my man, Matt Kemp, gets a big fat BOOOOOOOOOO for saying he won't put Harper in the home run derby. C'mon man!!! Anyway, I really think Ejax will continue the winning streak. GYFNG!!!!!
- MicheleS - Jun 28, 2012 at 11:26 AM
Great Quote from Kilgore's Article:Desmond described Moore as "not too cerebral as a hitter," and he meant it as a compliment. Moore clears his mind when he hits and tries to keep his swing as short as he can. Desmond said the approach may have rubbed off on others. "I'm completely see-ball, hit-ball," Moore said. "I'm not up there trying to think about a curveball or anything like that. If you dumb it down for me, I'll be at my best."I think they should move Danny's locker next to TyMo…
- natsfan1a - Jun 28, 2012 at 11:42 AM
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- natsfan1a - Jun 28, 2012 at 11:44 AM
Who can turn the world on with his bat?Who can take a nothing day, and suddenly make it seem he's all that?or, if you prefer:I have heard people rant and rave and bellow, That we're done and we might as well be dead, But I'm only a cockeyed optimist,And I can't get it into my head. (Ed. note: And they're still in first place. ;-))On a game note, eh, I only made it into the 4th, MicheleS. Luckily, the game starts earlier today. And reposting: Yay, another happy game results email, with 11 runs, and 14 hits! Atta way, Nats bats! Atta way, Z'n(n)s! (How do you like that run support, Jordan? ;-))That, or he should get into a bar fight with him. :-)"I think they should move Danny's locker next to TyMo…"
- natsfan1a - Jun 28, 2012 at 11:46 AM
Oh, wait. I read that as Davey rather than Danny. Never mind.
- Gonat - Jun 28, 2012 at 11:48 AM
MicheleS said… I think they should move Danny's locker next to TyMo… June 28, 2012 7:26 AM ______________________________MicheleS, you have me laughing. The approach yesterday was totally on rattling the Rookie call-up.Danny took the 1st pitch which was a ball 1. On Tuesday Danny swung at the 1st pitch of the game and flew out.The Rockies brainiac Manager told the world his pitchers were only going 75 pitches. The Nats rocked him and I can only remember 4 or 5 pitches where the Nats swung on his changeup out of the strike zone.
- JB - Jun 28, 2012 at 11:51 AM
Don't think. It'll only hurt the ballclub.
- Gonat - Jun 28, 2012 at 11:53 AM
This was probably mentioned but I will say it again, Corey Brown is a AAA All-Star. Congratulations. You should be in DC doing your thing but if you're not, might as well be a AAA All-Star.
- MicheleS - Jun 28, 2012 at 11:54 AM
Gonat.. I would like Danny to move by TyMo because Danny thinks TOO MUCH. You can see him grinding mentally. Either that or sit him next to Gio for a game and let Gio get him to relax.And yes, it's great that the team is feasting on a bad team and a bad manager.
- Lou Grant - Jun 28, 2012 at 11:56 AM
The best thing about this Tyler Moore kid is that he doesn't have spunk. Because I hate spunk.
- Dave - Jun 28, 2012 at 12:00 PM
Nice MTM reference there, Mark. I'm watching this week's games from hot hot hot New Orleans, on the MLB At-Bat app, so I don't experience them in detail. But it looks to me like our bats have truly awakened and that CMW is struggling. Because I'm now on central time, games start at 7:40, but I've been in a music club during each one so far. I'm eager for another blow-out victory today in the thin mountain air against a handcuffed Rockies pitching staff. GYFNG!
- NatsJack in Florida - Jun 28, 2012 at 12:01 PM
When one can execute the "see ball, hit ball" plan, and then "BARREL UP THE FRIGGIN BALL" as well, not just good things happen….. GREAT things happen.In Falls Instructs of 2009 and 2010, Tyler showed great power but somewhat sketical plate discipline. He also looked like Adam Dunn trying to play first.It's great to see that proper developement has greatly improved his defense as a first baseman and that his short training period for playing left field has given him more playing time.But it's the improvement in plate discipline that has been most impressive. He swings at pitches that are strikes and kills pitches that are in his hittable zone. Let's see how the league adjusts to him and he to them.But I love his chances as he seems extremely coachable.
- Ghost Of Steve M. - Jun 28, 2012 at 12:06 PM
NatsJack, thanks for repeating the book on the old TyMo where he was known as a free swinger.Whatever changed in his approach to see more pitches is looking great.
- m20832 - Jun 28, 2012 at 12:20 PM
Yes, I'll take this win, because any win is GREAT!!! Finally JZim gets his run support. At the expense and confidence of an AA pitcher. Too bad….After today's win by EJax, It's Det, Stas and Gio in the Atl, right?I feel bad for Wang. He just looked lost on the mound.GYFNG!!!
- fast eddie - Jun 28, 2012 at 12:25 PM
"See the ball, hit the ball". Hmm . . .maybe Eckstein should try teaching that approach instead of the technical mumbo-jumbo that can mess you up.Kinda like trying to hit a golf ball with 14 thoughts going through your head during your backswing.
- Will - Jun 28, 2012 at 12:45 PM
The most impressive feat from TyMo isn't his power or batting ability. He's merely going through a hot streak. He'll cool off and his numbers will return to non-MVP levels. It's inevitable, but he's proven he has immense power that translates to the big league level, and that doesn't just disappear.However, what most impresses me has been his patience at the plate! The biggest knock on him was his terrible plate discipline throughout the minors. He was walking something like 4.5% per plate appearance, which is really terrible. It showed big league pitchers would just find his weakness and exploit it. (And rest assured, they will. Moore is not the second-coming of Harper). But a patient hitter can learn from this and learn to lay off certain pitches. Moore is looking more and more like he might be able to develop that batter's eye. He's taken 6 BB in 58 PA, which gives him a robust 10.3% walk rate. If he can sustain it even around 7-8%, he could be quite successful. So even when his AVG inevitably drops to around .260, his OBP would remain in the .330s instead of the .290s.
- Will - Jun 28, 2012 at 12:48 PM
Just another note, Moore's patient approach isn't just a fluke in MLB. His walk rate in AAA this year was 9.7%. It looks like he might have somehow developed a new found patience at age 25.
- Theophilus T. S. - Jun 28, 2012 at 12:50 PM
Really like Moore's selectivity, ability to foul off junk and extend at-bats. Have been waiting to see the crimes he was charged with in the minors — long swing, big loop in swing, etc. — but so far haven't seen it. I think teams have been working off the old scouting reports. Pretty soon they'll start giving him the Harper treatment — away, away, away. Hope he will adjust and stay patient. If he turns out to be an injury-free Willingham we could do a lot worse.
- Laddie Blah Blah - Jun 28, 2012 at 1:02 PM
NatsJack"But I love his chances as he seems extremely coachable."I've been tracking TyMo's career in the minors, but never saw him play until he got to the bigs, where he has been a game-changer so far, and may yet be a season-changer. Whoever taught him has tutored a monster bat. I'll bet JZ is glad to see him in the lineup. Davey really had no other option. This was an easy call.No way Rizzo trades this guy. He will not get equal value at a reasonable cost in return. I've noticed how ALR has taken to mentoring TyMo, always with a big smile on his face. They seem to have clicked, and its good to see ALR come out of his shell, a little. Besides, he looks like Tom Sawyer.That kid is good, at least with the bat. And he looked good at 1b last night, too.
- Jimmy - Jun 28, 2012 at 1:06 PM
It's easy to say this after watching these guys play what amounts to batting practice the last two games, but I've felt this way since spring training. I actually like our lineup when it's healthy. It's not all-star caliber, but in the scheme of our team strengths (pitching and defense), it should be enough to get the job done most days. It has a combination of talent and batting order protection that can score some runs, plus strong signs of development from the younger players. Will is right – Moore will regress a little, he has to – but in the meantime he'll show enough flash to be worth concern if you're an opposing pitcher. He's not just line-up fodder. Between the go-to guys and these new additions, I'm very happy the front office doesn't listen to the arm-chair GMs out there that would have them selling the farm for whatever bats are available on the market. We've got enough here and in the pipeline to make it work. This team is built to win on pitching (our embarrassment of riches).
- UnkyD - Jun 28, 2012 at 1:08 PM
Terpman:Now, this might sound crazy, but we could possibly include Moore in some kind of trade to get the center fielder we so desperately need. I may have the minority opinion, but oh well…———And what will you go with your current CF, Harper? Is he not good enough for you?
- terpman33 - Jun 28, 2012 at 1:22 PM
UnkyD, Im sure Harper is athletic enough to play centerfield, but everytime I listen to Charlie and Dave on the radio, or other knowledgeable baseball people, they all say the Nats future plan is to have Harper in right, Werth in left, and try to acquire a center fielder (Michael Bourn, Adam Jones(before the contract), Denard Span????) through trade or free agency. I don't think it was ever a long term plan to have Harper in CF.
- fast eddie - Jun 28, 2012 at 1:22 PM
I agree with Jimmy–Rockies' pitching is like taking BP. As FP said, it reminds him of the Nats' early years of bringing up minor leaguers to see if anyone could become an MLB pitcher.With Beachy and Hudson injured, let's see how we do this weekend against the Braves second-line pitchers like Minor and Delgado.
- Tcostant - Jun 28, 2012 at 1:27 PM
Love the Mary Tyler Moore reference. I love the that you wrote "might" because fans of the show know that the theme song in season one said "she might just make it after all", but by season two it was "she gonna make it after all'. Nice touch since this is Tyler first season.
- Mr. S - Jun 28, 2012 at 1:31 PM
So, when Werth gets back, what are we gonna do? Here's my idea. Between Werth, Moore, Morse, Harper, and LaRoche, you've got 3 guys who can play 1st, 2 can play CF, 4 that can play RF/LF. So, you set up a rotation where every guy plays 4 out of 5 days. That gives guys rest as the season goes on. If someone gets hurt, Lombo can sub-in (he can also sub-in in the infield) or you just go with the 4 guys left.BTW, I really like Johnatan Solano! Little Pudge!!!
- Steady Eddie - Jun 28, 2012 at 1:43 PM
Fast eddie said @ 9:22: With Beachy and Hudson injured, let's see how we do this weekend against the Braves second-line pitchers like Minor and Delgado. — you ain't as fast as you may think 😉Steady Eddie said…While one can caveat this all one wants (terrible pitchers, Coors Field), we haven't been able to get the league average against lousy pitchers almost all season, the "Cy Whomever" syndrome we all know about. Well, the next five games are all against pitchers who are bad to worse this year — after Rocks we get Delgado, Minor, and Hanson (ERA7.35) in Atlanta, where we mashed in May. Here's our road to get well, unimpeded by anyone who looks anything like an ace.June 27, 2012 7:33 AM
- A DC Wonk - Jun 28, 2012 at 1:46 PM
Latest from my daughter the 6-weeks-Nats fan:She was out last night, rushed home and arrived and plopped herself down next to me on the couch. It was the bottom of the first.After her first question (what's the score?), the second sentence out of her mouth was…(ok, you have to picture this . . . she's just casually looking at the tv screen, JZ is pitching, and it's a typical shot from behind the pitcher. They kinda zoom in a little bit on the catcher so the tv viewer can see the signals that the catcher is showing. Got the picture in mind here? It's your typical view of the game that is seen 80% of the time during a game, right?)so the next words that come out of her mouth are: "oh, Solano's catching tonight?"I blurted out: "how did you know that?!"She: "I can see him"Me: "but he has his catcher's mask on! How can you recognize him?!"She just rolled her eyes (as if to say that I just asked a dumb question).
- MicheleS - Jun 28, 2012 at 1:48 PM
Fast Eddie? Hudson hurt? Are you thinking Daniel Hudson of the DBacks? He was the one that went out the other day in the game (against the braves) and now needs tommy john.I don't think Tim H is hurt (but I could be wrong). I think we get him on Sunday vs Gio
- Swift Eagle - Jun 28, 2012 at 1:51 PM
Haha..Wonk, sounds like she's on board…pretty soon she'll be stealing signs…."Stras is Going with the deuce here Dad"
- NatsJack in Florida - Jun 28, 2012 at 1:51 PM
What?!….she didn't say "that's a clown question, bro."Keep up the great storu of "How I Developed A Bseball Fan". We all enjoy it.
- JD - Jun 28, 2012 at 1:52 PM
Hudson is not injured. He pitched on Tuesday and is scheduled to pitch against us on Sunday; not Hanson.
- NatsJack in Florida - Jun 28, 2012 at 1:53 PM
And Swift Eagle….. I watched us "barrel up" till it was 11-1 then shut it down for the nite.
- Doc - Jun 28, 2012 at 1:58 PM
Davey has frequently talked about his "A" and "B" bullpens.Last night we saw the appearance of the "C" bullpen with Wang and Mike Gonzo. It took Matteus from the "B" pen to shut things down.
- ehay2k - Jun 28, 2012 at 2:00 PM
Lately, Ejax has been struggling at the start. Here's hoping he either finds his good pitches quickly, or we crush the ball early giving him a good lead to work with. Rock the Rox!Will miss all aspects of the game, anyone who can post important PBP on the blog, thanks in advance.GYFNG! (Go You Fabulous Nats GO!)
- Swift Eagle - Jun 28, 2012 at 2:01 PM
You have a personal 10-run rule NatsJack? Lol…I had to watch the whole thing, I wanted to enjoy it after all those years when it was usually 1-11 instead of 11-1…
- Tcostant - Jun 28, 2012 at 2:03 PM
I agree with a lot of the posts here. I watch Moore "work the count" and get a lot of pitches on some AB's. I want this guy to play. I tell you what, if Moore is still hitting in late July, I would trade LaRoche at the deadline. With Wertgh coming back soon after, Moore just needs to play every day!
- ehay2k - Jun 28, 2012 at 2:05 PM
Doc, I really feel like last night was just a very good opportunity for Wang to get some work in. He had a lot of runs to protect bad pitches. But he needs to be throwing off the bump at real hitters. Did not see him pitch, but did he look better than last time?And Gonzo got a HUGE out for us the other night, with bases loaded, IIRC. Maybe he was trying out some things last night? In any case, it didn't matter except from perhaps a team ERA perspective. I prefer the wins stat.
- NatsJack in Florida - Jun 28, 2012 at 2:05 PM
Derek…..with our bullpen, I actually have a rule that the lead has to exceed the # of outs remaining for the opposition.Last nite was the second time I got to invoke it. Tuesday nite was the first.
- ehay2k - Jun 28, 2012 at 2:08 PM
Hudson was injured in the Barves/Dbacks game Tuesday night. But it was Daniel Hudson, not Timmy. No matter, let's rock him anyway. 😉 (you KNOW they are looking at our big bats heating up and just gulping.)
- Swift Eagle - Jun 28, 2012 at 2:08 PM
We're all excited by the last few days, but Moore hasn't even had 50 ABs yet…probably a little soon to start trading away the vets…DJ will find ABs for all these guys…
- Tcostant - Jun 28, 2012 at 2:15 PM
Eagle, I said if he hitting still at the end of July. Not that this is Ryan Howard, but I remember the Phils ignoring his minor league hitting and signing Thome. Two years later he needed to be traded to make room for Howard. Let Moore play!
- Steady Eddie - Jun 28, 2012 at 2:19 PM
JC, you're right, it is Hudson against us on Sunday. Not sure how I got to Hanson because going back to previous games in their rotation to see who's coming up against us gives you Hudson on (this past) Tuesday, which is also when Gio last started.Funny thing about that Tuesday game is that Hudson (Daniel) was the losing as well as the winning (Tim) pitcher.
- Swift Eagle - Jun 28, 2012 at 2:20 PM
No doubt, Moore needs to stay in there a while, and DJ says he will. But these young guys often start hot and fall back (Espi last year, Lombo this year) LaRoche is a proven guy, and his defense has been amazing…saving runs is just as important as driving them in, Tyler's not quite a 2 way player yet…
- NatsJack in Florida - Jun 28, 2012 at 2:23 PM
Wait a minute…trade ALR????? I thought it was trade Moore for a CF/lead off guy.Which is it?
- MicheleS - Jun 28, 2012 at 2:25 PM
NJ?? What? I thought we were trading Morse too??;-)
- Swift Eagle - Jun 28, 2012 at 2:28 PM
Haha..It's hard to keep up with all these suggestions on how to "fix" the team with the best record in the NL..
- Steady Eddie - Jun 28, 2012 at 2:34 PM
Eagle said Haha.It's hard to keep up with all these suggestions on how to "fix" the team with the best record in the NL.Not to mention that trading veteran talent at the supposed "top of the market" is something that losing teams trying to rebuild do. Winning teams that want to keep winning have surpluses of talent, on the 25-man as well as at AAA.
- JaneB - Jun 28, 2012 at 2:39 PM
Love the story, Wonk. And the MTM references cracked me up.WHY would we trade for a CF when we have the guys we have? It makes no sense to me. We have more than enough guys we want to be everyday players. What we needed was the middle of the lineup to produce and they have started to. We don't have to trade anyone for a great team to field: we have it already. I'm enjoying the ride and love seeing who comes up to bat.
- NatsLady - Jun 28, 2012 at 2:41 PM
Winning teams that want to keep winning have surpluses of talent, on the 25-man as well as at AAA.ABSOLUTELY. Gotta have reserves. It is going to be HOT HOT HOT (and humid) in Atlanta over the weekend and the same 99+ in DC for the Giants series. Davey's got to rotate guys, this is not the moment for trades.
- Tcostant - Jun 28, 2012 at 2:44 PM
Forget trading Moore, lets keep him. Bottom line. the nxt few years as Harper, Strasburg and Zimmermann get older, they are going to get paid big dollars. Having a Moore at 1B can save some cash, so we can keep our core guys. Plus I think he is pretty good, it all about value.
- jeffwx - Jun 28, 2012 at 2:51 PM
There will be no major Nats trades this year…I have spoken with Rizzo about this already.
- NatsJack in Florida - Jun 28, 2012 at 2:56 PM
Actually; I'm much more interested in signing Giolito. It sure seems like he's leaning towards UCLA but I have alot of faith in Rizzo's persuasive abilities.
- Tcostant - Jun 28, 2012 at 2:56 PM
"There will be no major Nats trades this year", my guess is that this is likely correct/ But what's the fun in that…
- jeffwx - Jun 28, 2012 at 2:59 PM
Yes, however after the season, I would guess to see some action for a leadoff outfielder, maybe another starting pitcher…letting go of ALR, then allowing Moore or Morse to play 1b ???
- jeffwx - Jun 28, 2012 at 3:03 PM
but it may not make sense to break up the Nats for this season as long as they are contending.Imagine this lineup next year :Bourne, Harper, Desmond, Morse, Zimm, Moore, Espi, Ramos.
- Ghost Of Steve M. - Jun 28, 2012 at 3:08 PM
Jeff, is Werth on your bench? Hmmmm
- NatsLady - Jun 28, 2012 at 3:08 PM
If you go on MLB.com you can vote for the Nats game tomorrow night to be the free game on MLB.tv so our friends out of the area can watch it. Right now the Cards game is leading, 41% to 37%.MLB TV free gamehttp://mlb.mlb.com/sponsors/mazda/fgotd/index.jsp
- baseballswami - Jun 28, 2012 at 3:22 PM
Wait, I thought Tim Hudson left the game with forearm tightness – it was the other Hudson? Whatever — so I thought once we got through the NL East / AL East gauntlet things were going to get easier. Atlanta and then the Giants is getting easier? I don't think so. Every win is a win in the bank as far as I am concerned. You are supposed to do this against the lesser teams. Glad to see JZ get some run support for a change. They saved it all up for one game. I will beat the drum again for him to be in the Gold Glove conversation. Every game he makes the plays. Handles himself at the plate, too. If we can settle Detweiler in at the fifth spot we are good to go for a while. I am not going to worry about the Stras shutdown until I have to.
- Section 215 Row A - Jun 28, 2012 at 3:29 PM
DC Wonk! Love the blossoming of a baseball fan story. Please keep us posted. I feel compelled to tell a story on the other end of the spectrum. Two years ago the Nats turned a rather weird triple play. Runners on 1st and 2nd. Flare to center. Both runners think its going to drop and take off. Nyjer picks it up off his shoetops and overthrows 2nd. The catcher retrieves it and fires to 2nd, tagging the base and the incoming runner. My wife walks into the room just as Carp is saying, "If you are scoring that at home, it's an 8-2-4 triple play." My wife says "2? How did a catcher get involved in a triple play??"I love that woman!
- mick - Jun 28, 2012 at 3:30 PM
stealing from an old banner in RFK in 1976 after Billy Kilmer led the Skins to a huge upset over the Cardinals the week before, after taking abuse and criticism from fans, let's apply it to Ryan Z… "Forgive us Ryan, we know not what we boo… lol
- mick - Jun 28, 2012 at 3:32 PM
question of the day…. when Werth comes back, what happens to Moore?? this kid has to play. Does Davey platoon LaRoche and Moore, or does he platoon Morse and Moore, or what?
- peric - Jun 28, 2012 at 3:35 PM
T-Mo or lombardozzi or LaRoche with Werth on his way. Would you actually choose Werth's 34 year old bat over T-Mo's all things being equal? And there's still IL AllStar Corey Brown? Do they risk trading LaRoche's left-handed bat and replace it with Corey Brown's while moving Moore to third base? Do they send Lombo back to the minors or use as many experts predicted: as a young UTL? Spelling Desmond and especially Espinosa more frequently? Davey Johnson and Mike Rizzo have some interesting decisions to make in the second half. TradeRumors et al have them going after Span or Bourn or CarGo …Well it seems more likely they will go for more pitching now that CM Wang has proven he isn't up to starting … and doesn't look like much of a reliever … with a single pitch that he too often leaves up in the zone. If he can't be consistent with that sinker he's toast. Strasburg gets shutdown at 160 innings as prescribed. Storen comes back. EJax is gone at the end of the year unless they renew his contract. Seems like they just might try to make another run at Grienke and try to hammer out an extension with him at the same time. If the Nats managed to do that they would have the best starting rotation in major league baseball by leaps and bounds. And with the extensions it would continue into next year and the year after. Perhaps EJax would be a part of a three way trade to acquire Grienke? Rizzo and his FO haven't done one of those yet. its also possible for the Nats to extend EJax and go for Grienke. They would then end up with a lopsided right-handed rotation as was with Wang in the rotation … Given the wide difference in WAR between Grienke and EJax I have a hunch we may see Grienke again dealing with Ted Lerner. Its a high risk move, but it would provide the Nats with the perfect replacement for Strasburg when he gets shutdown. And next year when Stras is "freed" from the Tommy John's protocol? Best rotation bar none period end of story.
- NatsLady - Jun 28, 2012 at 3:45 PM
Ken Rosenthal's ASG choices with explanations.Goes with Stras and Clip, omits Gio.Goes with ALR and Bryce, omits Desi.68-players-who-should-be-on-the-midsummer-classis-rosterhttp://msn.foxsports.com/mlb/story/mlb-all-star-game-68-players-who-should-be-on-the-midsummer-classis-roster-062712
- sjm308 - Jun 28, 2012 at 3:47 PM
I realize how much fun it is to play faux GM but I am not doing anything at all right now. If we are still cruising close to the trade deadline, I might see what the "sellers" are pushing but I really like what we have right now and have for the last two months.I just read where Desmond has played all but one game and I still think we need to start giving players a day off here and there. Davey just did so with LaRoche and I would like to see us continue to rotate guys. We honestly have tremendous flexibility with this roster. Lombo can fill in at 2nd, 3rd & LF. Moore needs to play but can go LF & 1st. DaRosa is not great but can play both corner OF, 2nd & 3rd. Danny can rest Desmond for one day every 9 or 10. We have two CF's sitting on the bench that could give Harper a rest every week or 2. Wonk: didn't I get to wave at daughter at her first game? Keep up the great stories.Go Nats!!!
- Ghost Of Steve M. - Jun 28, 2012 at 3:49 PM
I'm surprised nobody is gushing over Jordan Zimmermann. Last night was his 15th start. The Nats are now 8-7 in his starts and in 7 of his starts he has only given up 1 earned run. His ERA sits at 2.77 which is 2nd on the Nats behind Strasburg.The quiet man is showing us why so many last year saw him as a 1A. 10 of JZim's 15 starts he has given up 2 runs or less. He is also averaging 6 1/2 innings per start.What Jordan needs to give us is a combo game of what we saw last night throwing free and easy with a lead but also show us how he can be totally shutdown with some of those no run performances.He has put himself back in the pitcher's Top 10 in the NL once again with last night's performance. Quite possibly he learned something about himself last night which is pitching with a lead is fun and he doesn't have to do it all himself.When someone criticized him for not being able to hold a lead sometimes, I thought, 1 or 2 runs to a starter going into the 7th is a tall order when you are winning 1-0 or 2-1. Its all perspective. I am hoping last night was a turning point for Jordan Zimmermann.
- JD - Jun 28, 2012 at 3:50 PM
Peric, I have a feeling that Greinke has every intention of testing the FA market this off season with both the Yankees and the Red Sox looking for pitching and with the Dodgers as likely buyers as well as the Rangers and possibly the Phillies (should they lose Hammels) he is very likely to hit the jackpot and it's hard to imagine him giving that up at this stage. Like it or not Werth is ours for big bucks for 5 more years so I don't see him on the bench any time soon; with Harper as the other lock that only leaves one spot open for: Brown, Moore, Morse at least for this year. So no it makes no sense to add another big contract here from the outside.
- JD - Jun 28, 2012 at 3:54 PM
Steve, I never lost faith in JZIM. To me he is a young Matt Cain. As I said before W/L records are deceiving and depend on many elements outside the pitcher's control. Let's lock him up for 5 years ASAP.
- MicheleS - Jun 28, 2012 at 3:54 PM
Swami, after last nights display, JZ definitely is gold glove worthy!! So I am on that band wagon.
- NatsLady - Jun 28, 2012 at 3:54 PM
Ghost, I have been critical of JZ for not holding leads and letting stuff get to him, but you are spot-on. With all the craziness around him he just kept pitching his game. It seems like not only is he quiet and solid, but the game in his half-innings is solid.
- peric - Jun 28, 2012 at 3:56 PM
I have a feeling that Greinke has every intention of testing the FA market this off season with both the Yankees and the Red Sox looking for pitching and with the Dodgers as likely buyers as well as the Rangers and possibly the Phillies (should they lose Hammels) he is very likely to hit the jackpot and it's hard to imagine him giving that up at this stage.I wouldn't underestimate the Lerners if that is Ted decides to do. He came very close last time remember? And Grienke said he was impressed and would definitely consider the Nationals when he became an FA.Remember Cliff Lee? And why he went to Philadelphia?Grienke is a baseball geek …Grienke, Strasburg, Gio Gonzalez, JZimnn, Detwiler … What happens if you trot that rotation in front of Grienke and say this is what its going to be like for the length of your contract? And you say but this year we are shutting Stras down to follow the protocol to protect his arm. So, you'd have to be the stopper … perhaps deep into October.I think he signs without thinking on it too long.
- NatsLady - Jun 28, 2012 at 3:58 PM
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- A DC Wonk - Jun 28, 2012 at 3:58 PM
Section 215 Row A said… DC Wonk! Love the blossoming of a baseball fan story. Please keep us posted.Thanks, I'll try (but see below)sjm308 said… Wonk: didn't I get to wave at daughter at her first game?Yep — that was her. And that was the week she got addicted. (That was the night Hamels hit Bryce if I recall…)Keep up the great stories.I can try . . . but most of these stories are of the surprising things that come out of her mouth. Particularly the contrast between the things she's learned by watching, and huge holes in her knowledge base because she is such a newbie. As she's getting more knowledgeable, she's not saying so many surprises.OTOH, he had never heard of the All Star game before the other night. After I explained it to her, she thought for a second, and then approved the concept.
- peric - Jun 28, 2012 at 3:58 PM
Let's lock him up for 5 years ASAP.I'd have to say that's pretty close to the top of the priority list right now, up there with signing Giolito. Perhaps a higher priority than signing Giolito.
- Ghost Of Steve M. - Jun 28, 2012 at 3:59 PM
NatsLady said… Ken Rosenthal's ASG choices with explanations.Goes with Stras and Clip, omits Gio.Goes with ALR and Bryce, omits Desi.68-players-who-should-be-on-the-midsummer-classis-rosterhttp://msn.foxsports.com/mlb/story/mlb-all-star-game-68-players-who-should-be-on-the-midsummer-classis-roster-062712 June 28, 2012 11:45 AM There will be snubs, but I can see why Gio has recently fallen out of favor. Gio snubbed himself with some of his most recent starts. He fell out of the Top 10 in ERA and his BB/9 has climbed to 3 1/2 and his IP/start has dropped to 6.0. His H/9 is still best on the staff at 6.3.JZim and EJax have also made cases for themselves to be in Kansas City.Desi has made a case for himself. It all depends on what metrics you use to judge him. The NL is not the powerhouse it was last year in Shortstops so in a down year for SS's I could see Desi making a case for himself.Clip has once again thrust into the All Star picture. No doubt deserving.Bryce's recent 2 week slowdown will hurt his chances. 2 weeks ago he was a lock. How quick things change.
- NatsLady - Jun 28, 2012 at 3:59 PM
Very excellent point, peric. What happens if you trot that rotation in front of Grienke and say this is what its going to be like for the length of your contract? And you say but this year we are shutting Stras down to follow the protocol to protect his arm. So, you'd have to be the stopper … perhaps deep into October.I think he signs without thinking on it too long.
- JD - Jun 28, 2012 at 4:01 PM
Peric, What are you giving the Brewers for his rights? I also think that at the end of the day with very few exceptions (Jerred Weaver) players don't leave any money on the table and you get the most when you have a bunch of teams vying for your services.
- NatsLady - Jun 28, 2012 at 4:03 PM
Ghost, I tweeted him back he should give Desi another look. Desi's great play didn't even make the MLB highlight reel because of other plays yesterday… Really? You have to feel Bryce's back is pretty bad, he never GIDP and now, what, three in three days? Just no power at all right now.
- Ghost Of Steve M. - Jun 28, 2012 at 4:07 PM
NatsLady said… Ghost, I have been critical of JZ for not holding leads and letting stuff get to him, but you are spot-on. With all the craziness around him he just kept pitching his game. It seems like not only is he quiet and solid, but the game in his half-innings is solid. June 28, 2012 11:54 AM I have to see that 5 hit shutout from him like last year when he threw 5 games giving up Zero earned runs. Of note, his best starts last year were mid-June and after. In June last year he had 3 games of zero earned runs including that complete game 4 hitter against the Angels.He has "no hit" stuff. His movement on his pitches get better as the weather gets hotter and his results are even better.
- Ghost Of Steve M. - Jun 28, 2012 at 4:09 PM
NatsLady said… Ghost, I tweeted him back he should give Desi another look. Desi's great play didn't even make the MLB highlight reel because of other plays yesterday… Really? You have to feel Bryce's back is pretty bad, he never GIDP and now, what, three in three days? Just no power at all right now. June 28, 2012 12:03 PM Way to go! I thought the same about Bryce. Even his double was a blooper. The quality of his hits aren't what we saw.I was kind of upset Davey didn't pull him in the 4th inning yesterday.Glad ALR got some rest. Time to start resting guys when the Nats face some RHP.
- NatsLady - Jun 28, 2012 at 4:09 PM
Ghost, right. I kept waiting all spring for him to DOMINATE, by which I meant 8+ innings of close to a no-no. Yesterday, in Coors, of all places, he gives up only 1 run. He's got it in him. Part of it is luck, of course, but with our D, there is a real chance for him to get a no-no.
- NatsLady - Jun 28, 2012 at 4:15 PM
He might have but Ankiel is also among the walking wounded and I'm not sure I want Bernie in center with Morse in right for 5 innings at Coors. That could go bad fast.I was kind of upset Davey didn't pull him in the 4th inning yesterday.
- Ghost Of Steve M. - Jun 28, 2012 at 4:15 PM
NatsLady, scarey. I had the same thought you just wrote. We all know Stras has no-no stuff and EJax has done it before and Gio probably not as he would have to last 130 pitches to get there. JZim certainly has it as his 4 hitter last year was masterful.Stras and JZim have both learned what pitch to contact means. The McCatty system works. Attack attack attack. Sometimes I want to jump through my TV and tell Gio that he has great stuff. Stop the darn nibbling. What I love about Stras is how he can dial up his fastball like Verlander when he needs the K. Stras goes from 95 to 98 effortlessly.I love 4/5ths of this pitching staff and love 5/7th's of the bullpen.
- Ghost Of Steve M. - Jun 28, 2012 at 4:18 PM
NatsLady said… He might have but Ankiel is also among the walking wounded and I'm not sure I want Bernie in center with Morse in right for 5 innings at Coors. That could go bad fast.Which is why Corey Brown needs to be here. Anyone can see Ank is really hurt. Davey and Rizzo are blind if they can't see that Harp needs 2 days off. Get Corey Brown up here.We can live with Moore, Brown, and Morse in the outfield for a few days.
- NatsLady - Jun 28, 2012 at 4:18 PM
Gio is still pitching AL style. Also, his curve doesn't work in Coors and he was adjusting.
- NatsLady - Jun 28, 2012 at 4:21 PM
It's clear (to me) Morse needs to be in the AL whether he likes it or not. Hope he has a big bopper year and we get something good in the off-season. Also, is it me, or has he put on a few pounds? Good for power, maybe not so good for D.
- MicheleS - Jun 28, 2012 at 4:23 PM
NatsLady.. thanks for the link to Rosenthal.On Gio, did you see the in game stuff with Kristina. Gio was literally changing his arm slot in the game to try and get the curve/breaking stuff to work. He had never pitched in coors so he had no idea what to expect. It wasn't a great outing, but man to make those kind of adjustments just tells you what a competitor he is.And JZ.. he was a bulldog. He must have been pinching himself with the runs and the fact that there was all the double plays behind him. Just remember King Felix won the Cy with a great ERA/Stats and a tepid W/L record.
- Fear and Ignorance - Jun 28, 2012 at 4:25 PM
How funny is it going to be when Tommy Milone makes the All-Star team and Gio doesn't.
- Frediemac - Jun 28, 2012 at 4:26 PM
I was suprised they didn't bring him up sooner last season. This kid is an everyday ball player as is Lambardozzi. Nats have done well drafting these young kids.
- Ghost Of Steve M. - Jun 28, 2012 at 4:26 PM
MicheleS said… And JZ.. he was a bulldog. He must have been pinching himself with the runs and the fact that there was all the double plays behind him. Just remember King Felix won the Cy with a great ERA/Stats and a tepid W/L record. June 28, 2012 12:23 PM Pass me some Kool-Aid. He isn't there yet. I always say a #1 is 2 or 3 great outings away from Top Ace status.It could happen.
- sjm308 - Jun 28, 2012 at 4:27 PM
I think Peric is spot on about Grienke. He is a thoughtful young man and does not really seem to want the big spotlight situation but does want to pitch on a winner. I liked what he said after the Brewer signing about not wanting to impact Washington's future. I am also strong on signing Jackson but Peric does point out that we would be right-handed dominant. I am willing to be dominant if you are trotting out Strasburg, Grienke, Zimmnn, Gio and Jackson. You could still keep Detwiler back in the pen for spot starts and it would be just ridiculous pitching for years and years. Hell, with that group, we could take our names off the jerseys, start to look at pinstripes for a new uniform and alter the flagpoles at Nationals Park so there would be room for several pennants/WS flags.Love looking at moves like this but back to the reality that we still have a wonderful chance right now to make a huge statement.Go NatsOh, on All-star stuff. I want Bryce to take that time off and rest. I want Desmond to make it. I want Clippard to make it. Can't believe LaRoche will get there but I guess you never know. Of the two starting pitchers, Strasburg is a lock and with them having to take someone from each team I am betting we don't get more then 3 so Gio might be off.
- sjm308 - Jun 28, 2012 at 4:29 PM
Fear – probably about as funny as Milone watching the playoffs from home while Gio pitches meaningful games in Oct.You don't seriously think we would be where we are today without Gio do you?
- Fear and Ignorance - Jun 28, 2012 at 4:30 PM
SJM-Commenting more on the stupidity of the selection process. Gio is definitely a stud…make no mistake!!!
- Ghost Of Steve M. - Jun 28, 2012 at 4:31 PM
Fear and Ignorance said… How funny is it going to be when Tommy Milone makes the All-Star team and Gio doesn't. June 28, 2012 12:25 PM Not sure where the humor is. Maybe some irony. One player has to go from the A's. Hope its Tommy Milone.Gio is still a better pitcher and when Gio gets enough confidence in attacking the batters and trusting his defense instead of nibbling in an all or nothing finality of walk or strikeout, he will have gotten even better.He won't change overnight. McCatty is trying to change him and unfortunately Gio regressed some. He has to look at these 7 and 8 pitch duels as unproductive.
- MicheleS - Jun 28, 2012 at 4:31 PM
I really feel bad for the Rockies fans.Rockies Pitching Coach needs a break We were like this a few years ago with injuries and lack of talent. Thankfully we did not have to contend with the thin air of Colorado too.
- Soul Possession, My Hitterish Sofa - Jun 28, 2012 at 4:31 PM
How funny is it going to be when Tommy Milone makes the All-Star team and Gio doesn't.Depends on what year that happens, doesn't it?
- baseballswami - Jun 28, 2012 at 4:32 PM
Do you realize that three of our stud starting pitchers have never pitched a full season? We compare them with fully seasoned veterans and we expect them to equal them. And they do it! Can you even imagine what a couple of years of experience will do for them? They are already so smart and learn so quickly. Great ceiling for all of them. Oh to be young and talented!
- MicheleS - Jun 28, 2012 at 4:35 PM
One thing on Grienke. Texas is now in on him and they have the prospects to get him. Texas also offers a low pressure environment (from a media/fan standpoint) and an excellent clubhouse. Not saying I don't want him, but other suiters may have a leg up on us. Plus their TV Rights fee has already been settled and they know the budget, ours is yet to be determined (we can spend Uncle Ted's money all we want, but this is a business and he will run it like one).
- sjm308 - Jun 28, 2012 at 4:36 PM
Fear – understood and I agree,it is a bit of a joke. On the other hand, with the Yankees losing two lefties in one day, is there any chance they will look to Syracuse and see a veteran lefty there who is available. They could take their pick (I know Lannan is a lefty, I think Duke is as well).
- NatsLady - Jun 28, 2012 at 4:37 PM
What are you giving the Brewers for his rights?Tell them we'll take Nyjer (current wRAA=runs above average = -7.1) back and save them the trouble of DFA'ing a "fan favorite".
- Soul Possession, My Hitterish Sofa - Jun 28, 2012 at 4:44 PM
This is an interesting innovation. We've always had a scapegoat for the fans, usually someone whose name got misspelled in the process, like Cristian Guzman, or John LannEn; what if it could be someone who isn't actually on the team anymore?
- Steady Eddie - Jun 28, 2012 at 4:45 PM
I love Tommy Milone, but his pitching away from Oakland Coliseum this year is ASG quality only in his agent's mind.
- Soul Possession, My Hitterish Sofa - Jun 28, 2012 at 4:46 PM
"Yankees GM Brian Cashman says that he would prefer not to go outside of the organization to solve the team's rotation issues, tweets Jack Curry of the YES Network."
- Fear and Ignorance - Jun 28, 2012 at 4:47 PM
SJM-I have a feeling the Yankees are thinking a little bigger than that. Also, believe it or not, the Yankees don't have much I would want anyways right now. Cano…but that certainly isn't happening. Would love to pull Greinke out of the hat, but just don't see that happening. Other teams are going to be more desperate and offer more.
- Soul Possession, My Hitterish Sofa - Jun 28, 2012 at 4:52 PM
although, if you read the actual article and not just the MLBTR blurb, Curry actually writes"Although he said he preferred to fill Pettitte's and Sabathia's spots from within, he seemed open to a trade."
- rogieshan - Jun 28, 2012 at 5:00 PM
I said a couple days ago that for the Nats to obtain Greinke, Rizzo would most likely need to prepare to offer the same package that he "allegedly" offered to the Royals: Jordan Zimmermann, Danny Espinosa and Drew Storen. He may be able to substitute Espinosa with Lombardozzi and an additional prospect. I doubt the Brewers would listen if Zimmermann is not on the table. Mind you, Rizzo would have to first receive a window to extend Greinke before consummating such a deal.
- jeffwx - Jun 28, 2012 at 5:03 PM
Soul, I think Cashman mentioned he has a bridge somewhere in Brooklyn he could would like to sell too.
- jeffwx - Jun 28, 2012 at 5:05 PM
I'll take bets against Grienke becoming a Nat this year or next. We'd have to give up a lot this year and can't afford his salary.
- jeffwx - Jun 28, 2012 at 5:09 PM
The Nationals are not willing to pay a fine in order to exceed their draft bonus pool, writes Adam Kilgore of the Washington Post. This is a corection to a story Kilgore wrote yesterday. Kilgore writes this stance will lower the amount the Nationals will be able to offer their first round draft pick Lucas Giolito.
- slidell2 - Jun 28, 2012 at 5:17 PM
Giolito- I would have thought Rizzo would have had an "understanding" with a rough number attached before committing himself on tne 1st round draft pick. Maybe G. changed his mind.
- NatsLady - Jun 28, 2012 at 5:17 PM
Pittsburgh already put up a 5-spot against the Fillies with only 1 out in the first inning. I'm all for them being in the basement, but I kinda wanted to put them there.
- Tcostant - Jun 28, 2012 at 5:21 PM
Jeff read between the lines. The Nationals will likely exceed the draft bonus slot for Giolito just not enough to loss a draft pick. So any saving on the other picks, plus 4.99999…% that they would pay additional penality on but no draft pick loss. That is the real upper limit for the team.
- #4 - Jun 28, 2012 at 5:22 PM
I like watching Tyler Moore play. Adding to the teen-age daughter stories, I particularly get a laugh out of the fact that my 17 year old daughter blushes any time he's shown on camera – something about his eyes and Southern accent she tells me. To give props to my daughter though she's been a fan since the team arrived. She can play too – a soon to be D-I softball player. (Sorry for the proud dad moment)Having said that, let's not get carried away. All the TyMo excitement reminds me of how everyone felt when Lombo got off to a hot start. The DFA list is littered with guys who raked in their first 50 MLB ABs. Let's see him sustain it before we anoint him. Also on the speculation about what to do with Corey Brown and Lombo. I firmly believe that teams like to put players into roles they believe fit them long -term. The Nats do not mind sitting Lombo for extended periods in the big leagues because they see him long-term as a utility player. He filling the role right now he will have long term. Corey Brown on the other hand is seen as someone who could develop into an every day player. The Nats are probably loathe to promote him until they see an every day role for him. They'd rather he play every day in AAA, particularly since his development time was stunted with injury. Bringing him up to fill the Rick Ankiel role won't happen.
- Ghost Of Steve M. - Jun 28, 2012 at 5:23 PM
jeffwx, interesting on Giolito. It won't get much better for Giolito waiting after College. Sure thing bonus money now plus Minor League time vs. pitching for a College who may ride you like a rented mule is probably what CAA is trying to convey.CAA doesn't get paid if he doesn't sign. It is in their best interest to get him now. They know they can lose him to Boras when he comes out of UCLA.Also DC is a great situation. He could be drafted #1 overall in a few years and end up in a cr-phole like Colorado.
- Ghost Of Steve M. - Jun 28, 2012 at 5:31 PM
#4 said… Having said that, let's not get carried away. All the TyMo excitement reminds me of how everyone felt when Lombo got off to a hot start. The DFA list is littered with guys who raked in their first 50 MLB ABs. Let's see him sustain it before we anoint him. #4, congrats on the D1 for your daughter! I was waiting for someone to throw a nasty in the TyMo kool-aid.No comparison between TyMo and Lombo. All you have to do is look at the quality of their hits and BABIP.We all know TyMo won't be a .340 hitter long-term, but he made adjustments 2nd time around. When they start pitching around him to cool him off we will have to see how patient he is at the plate. You are right, 58 PAs isn't a whole lot.That is why you ride the "hot hand" and hope he makes the adjustments necessary to be effective. The league is cruel to most hot rookies, just ask Lombo which leads me into the Lombo discussion. Rizzo should do what they did with TyMo. Send him down and let him figure it out in AAA and right himself.This team is taking shape and when Storen and Werth are ready to return and possibly an acquisition or 2, this team may look very different on August 15th.For now, ride the "hot hand" and never bite the hand that feeds you!
- Ron In Reston - Jun 28, 2012 at 5:32 PM
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- NatsLady - Jun 28, 2012 at 5:33 PM
Fillies fan describing the upcoming "basement series" vs. the Feesh:Kinda shaping up as the 'unmotivatable object' meets the 'irresistible farce.'
- JamesFan - Jun 28, 2012 at 5:35 PM
In watching Moore at the plate in this second call-up, I have the feeling that he is up to stay. His pitch selection and patience are excellent. He almost always puts the ball in play and hits it hard. I would put him in left until Werth is back just to see what we have. He hit over 60 homers in the minors, and we need that kind of pop. Corey Brown needs some playing time this year as well. Moore, Brown and Lombo could give the Nats a lot of flexibility going forward.
- natsfan1a - Jun 28, 2012 at 5:39 PM
I, otoh, don't much care who puts them there, but I'd very much like for them to end up there. :-)NatsLady said… Pittsburgh already put up a 5-spot against the Fillies with only 1 out in the first inning. I'm all for them being in the basement, but I kinda wanted to put them there. June 28, 2012 1:17 PM
- Steady Eddie - Jun 28, 2012 at 6:02 PM
Basement Series" — I love it.Fillies sleeps with the Fishes! LOL
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In September of 2013, the board of Vision Forum Ministries was informed by Mr. Phillips that he had been involved in an inappropriate extra-marital relationship with a woman who had asked that her identity be kept confidential. At that time, Mr. Phillips agreed to resign from the board of Vision Forum Ministries and was told that the matter would be further investigated. After investigating the situation, the board took further action which ultimately included closing the ministry in November of 2013. At no time did such action include advising anyone to threaten or intimidate Mrs. Torres-Manteufel to secure her silence regarding the relationship. To the contrary, the board's position was that the involvement of Mr. Phillips in the relationship should be confessed publicly and that the sinful nature of the relationship required that the ministry discontinue operations. The board did not know of this inappropriate relationship prior to September of 2013.
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by Doug Phillips, November 14, 2013
I would like to express my gratitude for the great kindness so many have shown to my family in the wake of my stepping down as president of Vision Forum Ministries. My family has been greatly encouraged by many loving notes we have received. With that in mind, I want to be so very clear about the rightness of this transition, and I want to clear up some matters which have been brought to my attention. My sin has resulted in great pain within the Body of Christ, some confusion, and has given the enemies of God reason to rejoice. This is heartbreaking to me. Some have suggested that my sin was not sufficiently serious to step down. Let me be clear: it absolutely does merit my resignation. My resignation is sincere and necessary given the weightiness of my sin. Some reading the words of my resignation have questioned if there was an inappropriate physical component with an unmarried woman. There was, and it was intermittent over a period of years. The local church, not the Internet, is the proper forum for overseeing the details of a man's repentance, but I just want to be clear for the sake of peace within the Body of Christ, that the tragic events we are experiencing, including the closing of Vision Forum Ministries are my fault, and that I am sincere that I should not be in leadership, but must spend this season of my life quietly walking a path of proven repentance. Please pray for the Phillips family, the Board, and the men who have made up the staff of Vision Forum Ministries.
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The Closing of Vision Forum Ministries
by the Board of Vision Forum Ministries, November 11, 2013
In light of the serious sins which have resulted in Doug Phillips's resignation from Vision Forum Ministries, the Board of Directors has determined that it is in the best interests of all involved to discontinue operations. We have stopped receiving donations, and are working through the logistical matters associated with the closing of the ministry. While we believe as strongly as ever in the message of the ministry to the Christian family, we are grieved to find it necessary to make this decision. We believe this to be the best option for the healing of all involved and the only course of action under the circumstances.
Statement of Resignation
by Doug Phillips, October 30, 2013
With thanksgiving to God for His mercy and love, I have stepped down from the office of president at Vision Forum Ministries and have discontinued my speaking responsibilities.
There has been serious sin in my life for which God has graciously brought me to repentance. I have confessed my sin to my wife and family, my local church, and the board of Vision Forum Ministries. I engaged in a lengthy, inappropriate relationship with a woman. While we did not "know" each other in a Biblical sense, it was nevertheless inappropriately romantic and affectionate.
There are no words to describe the magnitude of shame I feel, or grief from the injury I caused my beloved bride and children, both of whom have responded to my repentance with what seems a supernatural love and forgiveness. I thought too highly of myself and behaved without proper accountability. I have acted grievously before the Lord, in a destructive manner hypocritical of life messages I hold dear, inappropriate for a leader, abusive of the trust that I was given, and hurtful to family and friends. My church leadership came alongside me with love and admonition, providing counsel, strong direction and accountability. Where I have directly wronged others, I confessed and repented. I am still in the process of trying to seek reconciliation privately with people I have injured, and to be aware of ways in which my own selfishness has hurt family and friends. I am most sensitive to the fact that my actions have dishonored the living God and been shameful to the name of Jesus Christ, my only hope and Savior.
This is a time when my repentance needs to be proven, and I need to lead a quiet life focusing on my family and serving as a foot soldier, not a ministry leader. Though I am broken over my failures, I am grateful to be able to spend more time with my family, nurturing my wife and children and preparing my older sons and daughters for life. So, for these reasons I want to let my friends know that I have stepped down as a board member and as president of Vision Forum Ministries. The Board will be making provision for the management of the ministry during this time. To the friends of this ministry, I ask for your forgiveness, and hope that you will pray for the Phillips family at this time, and for the men who will be responsible for shepherding the work of Vision Forum Ministries in the future.
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Employees also get a food and drink credit, medical and dental insurance and tips, which all resulted to a 3.2-percent increase to the brand's bottom line.
See how WAND digitized the entire food court at Excalibur Hotel and Casino in Las Vegas with Digital Menu Boards.
Sponsored by: WAND Corporation
John Offerdahl, former Miami Dolphins linebacker and owner of Offerdahl's Café Grill, discusses how the lessons he learned from playing in the NFL helps him run his business.
Fast casual is pervasive, persistent and is starting to cover all categories, said Smashburger Founder Tom Ryan.
The fast casual industry has grown by 600 percent over the past 15 years, and that's because it knows the secret to attracting and keeping customers.
Check out some of the best work from WAND's Digital Menu Boards award-winning creative services team. From succulent chicken to mouth-watering burgers, WAND's creative team works hard to create amazing Digital Menu Boards that increase average ticket size and incite last-minute purchases.
Sponsored by: WAND Corporation
C-level execs from Kudo Corporation, Corner Bakery Café, Giardino Gourmet Salads and Supply Chain Services discuss how to ensure profitable growth, including building an efficient supply chain.
Jim Mizes, COO of Blaze Pizza, shares insight how his company uses technology to reach customers.
Christina Coy, VP of marketing for Pie Five, discusses how the brand uses social media, YouTube and mobile marketing to connect and engage millennials.
From an Under Armour installation that tests athletic ability to a Warby Parker photo booth experience, interactive customer experience was the order of the day at the inaugural Interactive Customer Experience Summit, held June 28-30 at the Sofitel Chicago Water Tower.
Although the NRA reported that more than 60,000 foodservice providers attended its show last month in Chicago, we knew thousands of others weren't able to make it. In this video, Cherryh Butler, senior editor of FastCasual.com, brings the show to those in the industry who weren't there.
Execs from Peerless and Nextep discuss how operators can benefit from using DMBs.
Uncle Maddio's director of operations, Scott Goodrich, and CEO Matt Andrew discuss how hot the fast casual pizza industry is and what's helped the brand succeed in such a competitive market.
Jared Miller, CTO for the Atlanta Falcons, discusses how mobile can be used to create personalized experiences even when the customer isn't using their device.
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Wilford Lamar Crews, 46, of Macclenny died Sunday October 23 at his home following a long illness.
He had resided in Macclenny all of his life. He was a newspaper delivery man with the Florida Times Union at the time of his death. He also was self-employed as a roofer and an auto mechanic for many years. Mr. Crews attended Raiford Road Church, was an avid Gator fan and enjoyed fishing. He was preceded in death by parents Jefferson Thomas Crews and Frances Wilkerson Crews.
Survivors include soulmate Mary Thomas; daughter Julie Thomas, granddaughter Kirsten Thomas; brother David Gatlin; sisters Marilyn (Kenneth) Turk, all of Macclenny and Debra Gainey of Glen St. Mary; numerous nieces and nephews.
A memorial visitation for family and friends was held from 6-9 pm Wednesday, October 26 at Guerry Funeral Home in Macclenny. Final disposition was by cremation.


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- Clear Glass
- Ambient Light Casts Soft Generalized Illumination Over a Wide Area
- Durable steel ensures aesthetics for years to come
- Bulb Base - Medium (E26): The E26 (Edison 26mm), Medium Edison Screw, is the standard bulb used in 120-Volt applications in North America. E26 is the most common bulb type and is generally interchangeable with E27 bulbs.
- Compatible Bulb Types: Nearly all bulb types can be found for the E26 Medium Base, options include Incandescent, Fluorescent, LED, Halogen, and Xenon / Krypton.
- Number of Bulbs: 1
- Bulb Base: Medium (E26)
- Bulb Type: Incandescent
- Bulb Included: No
- Watts Per Bulb: 100
- Wattage: 100
- Voltage: 120
- Dimmable: No
- Height: 18"
- Width: 8"
- Extension: 10"
- Shade Height: 6.5"
- Shade Length: 6"
- Backplate Height: 6.375"
- Backplate Width: 6.375"
- Energy Star: No
- Dark Sky: No
- Solar: No
- ADA: No
- UL Listed: Yes
- UL Rating: Wet Location
- UL Listed - Indicates whether a product meets standards and compliance guidelines set by Underwriters Laboratories. This listing determines what types of rooms or environments a product can be used in safely.
- ADA Compliance - The Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA). Fixtures hung between 27" and 80" above the floor must have an extension of 4" or less; this applies to wall lights hung in walkways, halls, corridors, passageways or aisles. Ceiling Fixtures must be hung no lower than 80".
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