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Are all the games on premier sports ? Got tickets for a couple of games but would be nice to watch lesser teams and some of the players we don't normally get to see .
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Posted 13 October 2013 - 06:51 PM
Every game, yes. Ere ya go: http://www.premiersp...eague/rlwc2013/
Click "About our covereage"
All England games are also on the BBC - and I think the final, regardless of who's there.
Edited by AndyHall, 13 October 2013 - 06:53 PM.
John Guildford of York City Knights - What a guy!
Our club, Our city, Our choice. #GuildfordOut
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This could have been an unmitigated disaster, but Hughes' way with the material ensured it a special place in the heart of just about everyone who happened to be in high school while Ronald Reagan was President.
Before lapsing into the land of the insipid,... John Hughes actually made a few movies that shined some light on the trials of modern adolescence. The Breakfast Club is one of them.
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Eminently watchable and consistently entertaining...It has a candor that is unexpected and refreshing in a sea of too-often generic teen-themed films.
For all its contrivance, it's lively and amusing and occasionally disconcerting in its reproduction of what life was like in the mid-to-late teens.
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Their conversations give The Breakfast Club its snap, crackle and pop. And this is that rare movie that could benefit from another half hour of talking time. [15 Feb 1985]
Hughes, though he gives the material a sense of fun and achieves several moments of genuine warmth, too often resorts to obvious cliches, stereotypes, and easy answers, and throws in the near-obligatory rock video as well.
The five young stars would have mixed well even without the fraudulent encounter-group candor towardS which The Breakfast Club forces them. Mr. Hughes, having thought up the characters and simply flung them together, should have left well enough alone.
But all that this encounter-session movie actually does is strip a group of high-school kids down to their most banal longings to be accepted and liked. Its real emblem is that dreary, retro ribbon. [8 Apr 1985, p.123]
Does director John Hughes really believe, as he writes here, that 'when you grow up, your heart dies.' It may. But not unless the brain has already started to rot with films like this.
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This might sound funny coming from a guy whose nickname among some with the Avalanche over the years has been "Doom and Gloom," but all is not doomed and gloomy with our beloved Avs.
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And, there's still a chance that Swedish goalie Jonas Gustavsson could choose the Avs from the short list of teams he's considering signing with. Roy's jilting of the Avs probably won't help that cause, but Peter Forsberg could be enlisted to talk him into choosing Colorado, and Foppa's advice can't hurt.
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With elections just two weeks away, Rabbi Ascherman, president and senior rabbi of RHR, shares his thoughts on Purim and the importance of knowing the difference between wrong and right. Continue Reading
Who is Amalek? How must we remember him? What does it mean to truly "blot him out"? Rabbi Dr Ron Kronish, member of RHR and founding director of ICCI, on Purim and the curse of Amalek. NOTE: This post originally appeared on Rabbi Dr. Kronish's Huffington Post blog.
In this week's parasha, Rabbi Jeremy Milgrom adds to last week's commentary on the problematic nature of Purim, and questions if it should even be celebrated in a "religious" context at all anymore.
By Rabbi Jeremy Milgrom
Culinarily, Judaism's delights go by many names: Purim's special baked goods are called Hamentaschen (derived from the German Mohntaschen, "pockets of poppy seed"), Orecchi D'aman and Ozney Haman. You don't need more than basic Italian and Hebrew to realize how low this holiday has brought us: if you hadn't lost your appetite hearing Esther requesting permission for the Jews of Shushan to hang (or possibly impale) Haman's ten sons and enjoy another day of carnage, during which they killed 75,000 more people (defenseless, to be sure, as "no one stood up to them" – chapter 9, verse 2), knowing you've been eating someone's ears is sure to make you sick to your stomach. Then again, drinking to excess, some people's way of observing this holiday, has been known to produce the same result, and I find that just as revolting.
Last week's Torah teaching by my friend and colleague Rabbi Moshe Yehudai, which is still on the website, was an impassioned plea for a redefinition of Purim: that the memory of our close escape from genocide at the hands of Amalek and Haman should motivate a universal condemnation of genocide, that from "never again" to us, we learn "never again" to anyone. And since Purim leaves it mark on the Shabbat that follows it just as colors the Shabbat that precedes it, I'm devoting this week's Parashat HaShavu'a teaching to follow up on Moshe's theme with the suggestion that by cleaning up our act first, we will be in better shape to achieve his dream. A quick glance at this week's Torah and Haftarah readings will help pave our way:
Some things simply cannot be said. When Moses tries to rationalize the deaths of Nadav and Avihu to their bereaved father, Aaron, in parashat shimini, the text tells us, vayidom Aharon – Aaron was silent (Lev. 10:3). No clearer rebuke to Moses' insensitive pontificating could ever be written, and if that is the case for inopportune theodicy, it surely applies to the outrageous parody that the Book of Esther consists of.
We must be on constant guard against khilul hashem, the desecration of God's name. This is the theme of this week's Haftarah (Ezekiel 36: 16-38), which exemplifies purification from sin and the sanctification of God's name. In our day, there was no greater khilul hashem than Purim 1994, when a kippah-wearing, Torah-educated Jew massacred 29 Muslims and injured more than a hundred while they peacefully prayed.
The joy of Purim demands that we purge this holiday of the xenophobia, the misogyny, and the violence of its texts. We can keep the foods, the costumes, and we should certainly preserve and increase the giving of charity, but no amount of commentary or rationalization can cover up the obvious meaning of the Book of Esther, whose toxicity inspired the above-mentioned atrocity in Hebron twenty years ago, and for which quarantine is the only solution.
What I'm proposing was inspired by a Catholic sister who observed the levity in the streets of Jerusalem over the weekend and commented that what she saw actually wasn't religious at all. Indeed, the secular carnival of Purim-at-its-best is on the streets, while Purim-at-its-worst, let's face it, is what we hear in the synagogues. Those of us inclined to liturgical reform could search for and/or compose alternative readings, but I think it's simpler and cleaner just to join hoi polloi in secular revelry. Mardi Gras isn't religious, although that's how it got its start – why can't Purim be the same?
The story of the Exodus we celebrate on Passover has become a universal story of exodus from enslavement to freedom, but has Purim become a universal holiday of the prevention of genocide? Rabbi Moshe Yehudai, Co-Chair of Rabbis for Human Rights, explains why he struggles to rejoice fully on Purim.
Dudu Palma's response to the post "What do we learn from the massacre in the Book of Esther: a public appeal" Continue Reading
David Sperber's response to the post "What do we learn from the massacre in the Book of Esther: a public appeal". Without cynicism I would say that I really love the modern Orthodox attitude in which we can all the time and openly say things that we do not really mean and a stranger will not understand it. Continue Reading
Rabbi Dubi Hayun's response to the post "What do we learn from the massacre in the Book of Esther: a public appeal". Regarding blotting out the memory of Amalek – Rabbi Hayun accepts the interpretation that Amalek today is the evil in every one of us, and the command of blotting out the memory of Amalek is to erase the evil in ourselves and become better people.
The response: Firstly, about what is written in the Megila that is seemingly very hard to absorb: how can we explain the massacre after the removal of the decree? The question is: was it really a massacre of innocent people or maybe it was self defense against people who did not hear about the removal of the decree and were happy to kill Jews? Again and again in chapters 8-9 of the Megila, there is a repetition of the self defense issue, as the approval of the king: "to stand for their life, to destroy, and to slay, and to cause to perish, all the forces of the people and province that would assault them, their little ones and women, and to take the spoil of them for a prey", note that they only defended themselves and even did not take any plundering. And also: "And the other Jews that were in the king's provinces gathered themselves together, and stood for their lives". Will we even think to blame the partisans who fought and killed Nazis in the Holocaust?
In the frame of post modernism we blame ourselves for defending ourselves, and it is true that while fighting and defending ourselves there were those who hurt innocent people, and we should punish them, but we can not blame ourselves for being alive and we should not proffer our other cheek. I do not justify killing innocent people, but we have to defend ourselves and also keep our humanity. To my chagrin, the events in Syria and the silence of the so-called enlightened world strengthen my opinion that if we do not defend ourselves we will perish because the world will not help us. Regarding blotting out the memory of Amalek – I accept the interpretation that Amalek today is the evil in every one of us, and the command of blotting out the memory of Amalek is to erase the evil in ourselves and become better people.
A few days ago we asked "what do we learn from the mass killings in the Book of Esther" and we published a Call for Papers. Also, we sent the question to the Moreshet website's Rabbi Yuval Sherlo. Rabbi Kobi Weiss read his answer and wrote his interpretation in the context of Rabbis for Human Rights. We would love to have a symposium that will offer us more answers for the imminent Purim holiday. Continue Reading
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Last week we celebrated two important, if partial successes, and I want to connect those successes to the breastplate of the High Priest we read about in this week's Torah portion and the questions we grapple with on Shabbat Zachor.
Firstly, The JNF confirmed statements we have heard in recent weeks that they will not plant in areas in areas where there are legal disputes over land ownership. This is only a partial success because much Bedouin land in the Negev has already been planted, it is not clear whether this is a general principle or only relates to four specific plots in El-Arakib, we aren't sure if the commitment not to plant includes not preparing the land for planting, the Israel Lands Authority has made it clear that they still intend to plant, we can't count on receiving justice in the Israeli court system, and the JNF/KKL has been unwilling to explain a brief but disturbing incident recently which seems to contradict this commitment. Nevertheless, this is a significant change from their JNF/KKL Chairperson Efi Stenzler's declaration at a meeting of the directorate this past summer that the planting on the remains of El-Arakib would take place at the end of this rainy season, even if Beer Sheva District Court Judge Nehama Netzer issued a non-binding request not to plant before the court rules on the ownership dispute. (Unfortunately Judge Netzer recently again confirmed that her request is non binding, and that the State has a right to proceed.) However, the right wing sees this minor victory as traitorous.
Secondly, Amidar cancelled the eviction of Ovadia and Miriam Ben-Avraham scheduled for this past Monday. It was so wonderful to hear Ovadia say that he was again sleeping at night, and to celebrate with him on the very day he was to have been evicted. In the words of The Book of Esther, the day was "Transformed for them from one of grief and mourning to one of festive joy." (Esther 9:22) . Again, this was a partial success. We have yet to deal with Ovadia and Miriam's alleged debt, and many more evictions were scheduled this month in Jerusalem alone. However, as we are taught in the Mishna, "One who saves a single life, it is as if one has saved an entire world." (Sanhedrin 4)
As I reflect on these two events, I not only think about the importance of making a difference for a single family or saving a single dunam of land. I also think about the breastplate to be worn by the High Priest, set with 12 stones. In this week's Torah portion, Moses is commanded to make the breastplate as part of the vestments to be worn by Aaron in the Miskhan, the portable Tabernacle housing the tablets with the ten commandments, where Moses will speak with God, and where Aaron and his sons will serve God, "The stones shall correspond to the names of the sons of Israel: twelve, corresponding to their names. (Exodus 28:21)
I have always thought how wonderful it is that the High Priest serves God with all the tribes of Israel close to his heart. Yes, Biblical scholars have made careers out of analyzing the blessings and the rebuke for each of the tribes which Jacob and Moses each utter before their deaths, and how they reflect the power struggles between the tribes. However, in those most sacred moments when the High Priest would go into the inner sanctum of the desert Mishkan or the Holy of Holies in the Temple in Jerusalem, each tribe had a place, and each was equally important.
In our world, we not only the twelve tribes must be close to our hearts.
The Bedouin of the unrecognized villages and those dependent on public housing are two of our forgotten tribes. Sometimes these Israeli citizens are demonized and blamed for societies ills, but often they are simply ignored. Who knows or cares that 30-45,000 Bedouin could be evicted from their homes if the Praver recommendations are adapted by the Knesset? How many people know or care that at least 40,000 people are on waiting lists for public housing and thousands in need are not even deemed eligible to be on the lists, while others dwell in homes in life threatening states of disrepair and hundreds are evicted every year?
In our Holy of Holies, every person counts, from Jerusalem to El-Arakib; from Tel Aviv to the South Hebron Hills. From Hadera to Silwan; From the Azrieli towers to the fields of Jalud.
When I quote from the Book of Esther, I also reflect on the fact that exactly a year ago my daughter became a Bat Mitzvah on Parashat Zachor and Purim, bringing up for me all the difficulties of celebrating the mass killing of even our enemies, and the challenge presented by the idea that the Jewish people must wipe out the seed of Amalek in every generation. I have always connected to the idea that we must battle, "Amelekiut," the characteristics of attacking the weakest and most helpless members of our society and the use of eifah v'eifah (double standards). The Torah tells us that Amalek attacked the weak stragglers (Deut. 25:18). Because the verses from which the sages derive the prohibition against acting eifah v'eifah appears immediately before the mention of Amalek, Rashi teaches that when we act eifah v'eifah, Amalek attacks. I see "Amalekiut" in how we treated the El-Arakib's and the Ovadiahs in our society. However, we know that the massacre by Barukh Goldstein on Purim is but one example of how our texts and our history can lead us to justify lashing out at real or perceived enemies, "Sweeping away the innocent with along with the guilty," (Genesis 18:23), not to mention the fact that perhaps even the guilty could do teshuvah. We pray in the "Aleinu" prayer every day, we ask God to, "Turn to You all the evildoers of the earth."
Stay tuned
In the days leading up to Purim we will be asking both on our website and facebook how we honor our textual tradition and acknowledge our history of oppression without feeding an "Us against the world" mentality and the exploitation of our legitimate desire for security that justify the Baruch Goldsteins, Jewish exceptionalism and human rights violations.
On this Shabbat Tetzaveh and Zakhor, may we focus on purging the persecution of the weak and discriminatory double standards from our midst, thus rededicating ourselves to the building of a national Tabernacle of justice, and remembering to bring every human being into our "Mikdash Me'at" the Holy of Holies in our hearts.
Shabbat Shalom,
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If there were any question that labor unions are an outdated institution, CBS has cleared that up.
"CBS Evening News" business correspondent Anthony Mason explained to viewers why the United Auto Workers decided to walk off of the job at General Motors (NYSE:GM) plants nationwide.
"This is a tactical move by the UAW in part to show its members that it's still fighting for them, because it's about to make a monumental concession, and that is taking over control of retiree health care benefits from GM," said CBS correspondent Anthony Mason on September 24.
Those health care benefits add $1,700 to the price of each car, according to CBS and that makes it difficult for GM to compete with foreign manufacturers. But the union issue goes even deeper than health care costs.
"[T]hey want to get paid $73 an hour for workers with only a high school degree when you've got this massive foreign competition," said James Sherk, the Bradley Fellow in Labor Policy at The Heritage Foundation, on the September 25 CNBC's "Squawk On The Street."
And that's much more than what foreign auto manufacturers are paying employees in domestic facilities, which stands up to the protectionist argument that
CBS correspondent Dean Reynolds said the 73,000-union autoworker strike was an effort to exercise "what little leverage they have left on the biggest car company in the world." And that might not be a lot of leverage according to a September 24 Dow Jones story which explained why this strike might be good for GM in the long run by improving its ability to compete.
"The toll, however painful, may be welcome if it results in a significantly lower cost base, according to some observers," said Dow Jones' John D. Stoll. "GM, which has been restructuring its operations for two years, is leaning on the UAW to help reduce a $25-to-$30 an hour labor cost gap with Japanese rivals."


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So rich and lovely!
ah...I keep coming back or being somehow redirected to your pages tonight, just following links around...whenever I see an inspiring thumb in a gallery or between the similar images ... the energy and colors of your fractals stands out already at 100 pix size !
How are all your fractals soo pretty ?
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it's one fractal thanks!
More copper-coloured, I fancy, but I'm put in mind of an underwater cavern stilled forever in infinite repetitions of amber
This looks very thick and rich.
Nicely rendered! I love fractals that lack grain! Great choice for the gradient as well!
Nicely rendered! I love fractals that lack grain! Great choice for the gradient as well!


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Establishing Consistent Programming for Pharmaceutical Safety Summarizations Using a DOW Loop
Three types of data collected during an early stage clinical trial study to assess safety are laboratory tests, electrocardiogram parameters, and vital signs. Simple summary statistics of the results and change from baseline are usually presented in an ICH summary report, and it is also useful to include a presentation of out of range shifts relative to baseline. When several varieties of standard programs are available to facilitate summaries, a consistent approach across all datasets and types of summaries in a study could increase efficiency and minimize the possibility of multiple errors. This paper will illustrate an approach that may be applied to various types of data regardless of vertical or horizontal structure.


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Howard Theatre's Lineup Looks Kinda Familiar
This morning, the Going Out Gurus gave us a glimpse of the Howard Theatre's entertainment schedule thus far. The lineup is star-studded—almost guaranteed to pack the house every night. My only quibble? Most of these performers have played the D.C. area in the last six months.
Wanda Sykes will play three nights at the venue, April 13-15. Great news for anyone who missed her at Strathmore two weeks ago. WaPo reports that The Roots will also play April 15 and again on the 16th. Fantastic! But weren't they just here? Esperanza Spalding (shown)—skedded for May 12—plays D.C. every year. Chaka Khan performs May 5, a little more than six months after her two sold-out shows at the Birchmere. Yasiin Bey (formerly Mos Def) just played the 9:30 Club this week. And of course, Wale, who helps open the venue on April 9, is a local favorite and an obvious pick.
The two exceptions: Jerry Lee Lewis May 18 and Bad Brains and GZA on April 20. The Bad Brains date appears to be an addition to the iconic punk band's April tour with The Genius and hardcore band H2O. Unfortunately, H2O probably won't be playing the Howard Theatre anytime soon. Sorry, bros.
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When they say fake it 'til you make it, they rarely mean your period.
In HelloFlo's new two-minute spot called "First Moon Party," a young girl who is tired of waiting for a visit from Aunty Flo decides she can just fake it with a bottle of her finest red glitter nail polish. (It's basically the same thing as menstruation, anyway.)
Then comes her mother's "First Moon Party," which includes bobbing for ovaries, uterus piñatas and vagicians (soon to be all the rage on Pinterest).
But luckily for the traumatised girl, HelloFlo period start kits exist. So when her real time of the month comes around, she'll be prepared with actual tampons instead of a super pack of coffee filters.
The ad serves as a hilarious followup to last July's "Camp Gyno" ad, which amassed more than 7 million YouTube views. The viral video was so successful, it reportedly helped HelloFlo take off as a legitimate business venture:
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From Geo Hashing
User:robbat2 is enroute to geohash right now, with many dragalongs, mostly gentoo developers
Sun 21 Oct 2012 in 50,14:
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- Can you confirm whether this expedition was completed successfully? Do you have any pictures to upload? -- Jevanyn 12:15, 19 December 2013 (EST)
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Welcome to the England Home Kits shop at Soccer Box. Here you can purchase the latest official Nike home football kits for the England team. This includes the England home shirts, football shorts and socks. Full England home kit sets are available for younger kids. Football shirt sizes begin at age 6, and go up to adult size XXL.
The England home kits traditionally feature a white England home shirt, with blue shorts, red usually features as a trim color. Many different designs of kit have featured since the team was founded in 1872. If the Three Lions are your team the England football kit is a must have purchase. You can shop for the latest kits right here today.
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After lauding midfielder Keon Daniel for having his best game of the year in Saturday's 1-0 Major League Soccer win over the New England Revolution, Union team manager John Hackworth gave some insight into while there haven't been more of these performances.
"He did a lot of work to get back (defensively) and his intensity was right," Hackworth said. "That has been something Keon has struggled with a little bit, the intensity of our league. He is certainly stepping up in that regard."
While MLS isn't the most skilled league in the world, the players are known for their fire.
That's not to say that the 25-year-old Daniel hasn't hustled in the past, but there is a difference between showing intensity in spurts and doing it for an entire game.


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Watching Cable TV in Hannibal, MO
The CableTV.com team would like to give you some information about cable TV in Hannibal, MO. While 97% of Americans watch television as it is aired, almost half of all TV viewers also stream TV shows online. With streaming video, it makes sense that 72% of Americans bundle their cable TV and Internet services together. Which means that in your city approximately 16,898 people tune into their favorite shows every night. And because there are 12,543 people with a cable and Internet bundle, 8,362 people stream TV online. But those aren't the only ways TV viewing is changing. Watching content from DVRs has increased from 2.2% in 2006 to about 7% today. However, 14,459 of local viewers still follow network scheduling.


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Whistler Tough Mudder happens on an Olympic-sized course, making it an Olympic-sized event. Is it the toughest mudder out there?
Date: Saturday, June 21, 2014
Location: Whistler Olympic Park
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Whistler International All Star Tournament
Watch the future stars of the hockey as they ascend on Whistler for a 23 day international hockey tournament. This elite hockey tournament features players ranging from 9 - 18 years old.
Date: Saturday, June 21, 2014
Location: Meadow Park Sports Centre
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Celebrate the longest day of the year the only reasonable way possible... During a 12 hour solo or team endurance mountain bike race. Push your body to its physically and mental limits during this daylong event.
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California League Top 20 Prospects
Mike Trout leads his second league Top 20 as we rank the best the high Class A California League had to offer.
Mike Trout leads his second league Top 20 as we rank the best the high Class A California League had to offer.
Lefthander Matt Moore leads off the Florida State League top prospects list.
Lacy Lusk answered lots of Carolina League questions.
Jim Callis answered Midwest League questions.
We rank the best prospects in the Carolina League, which includes five Royals in the top 10.
Scouting reports on the Carolina League's best, led by Julio Teheran and five Royals in the Top 10.
A copy of the 1960 World Series Game Seven broadcast has been unearthed—from Bing Crosby's wine cellar. Really.
Read full scouting reports on the Midwest League's best prospects led by Angels outfielder Mike Trout.
Mike Trout and Shelby Miller headline a talent-laden Midwest League Top 20 prospects list.
Bill Ballew took your questions about the South Atlantic League Top 20 prospects ranking.
Scouting reports on the South Atlantic League's best.
We rank the best in the South Atlantic League led by No. 1 prospect Jonathan Singleton.
Conor Glassey answered your Northwest League questions on Sept. 29.
Aaron Fitt chatted about the New York-Penn League's prospects.
Scouting reports on the Northwest League's best led by Rangers' shortstop Jurickson Profar.
We rank the top prospects in the short-season Northwest League, starting with the Rangers' Jurickson Profar.
How do the Royals compare to recently loaded farm systems? Were Pirates No. 1 overall picks Jeff King, Kris Benson and Bryan Bullington consensus top prospects in their drafts, signability picks or something in between? Should we be concerned about Marlins rookie first baseman Logan Morrison's lack of big league home run power?
We rank the top prospects in the New York-Penn League led by a Blue Jays' catcher.
Scouting reports on the New York-Penn's best, led by a Blue Jays catcher.
Helena and Ogden met in the Pioneer League finals, so why did some of their top performers fall short of the Top 20 Prospects? Find out why Nick Akins, Jonathan Garcia, Cody Hawn and others just missed the cut.