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Sophomore Elliot Slade (Cardiff, United Kingdom) and freshman Pearson Feagans (Dallas, Texas) each won their events at the Villanova Invitational on Saturday night. The meet at Ocean Breeze Track & Field Athletic Complex was highlighted by those two victories and several personal best efforts recorded by the Wildcats, who finished in sixth place as a team. Slade was the winner in the 800 meters and Feagans came in first in the long jump.
Women's Swimming Defeats LIU-Brooklyn on Senior Day
The Villanova women's swimming and diving team soundly defeated the LIU-Brooklyn Blackbirds by a 212-40 margin Sunday on Senior Day. Before the meet, Villanova honored its three graduating seniors Hayden Bumgardner, Fiona Hardie, and Kaisla Kollanus.
Women's Basketball Hosts Marquette Sunday for Girl Scout Day
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Villanova will play host to the Marquette Golden Eagles on Sunday, Feb. 7. The Wildcats enter play 14-9 overall and 7-5 in Big East play, while the Golden Eagles are 11-12 overall and 6-6 in league action.
Former Wildcat Rakim Cox Enjoying Super Bowl Run with Carolina Panthers
Former Villanova Wildcat defensive end Rakim Cox has tasted championship success before in his football career. Cox, who is a defensive end on the Carolina Panthers practice squad, was a true freshman on the 2009 Villanova Football team that won the FCS National Championship.
Swimming and Diving Drops Dual Meet at Penn State
- The Villanova men's and women's swimming and diving teams traveled to Happy Valley Saturday afternoon for dual meet against the Penn State Nittany Lions. The men were defeated by PSU 151-104 while the women dropped their decision to No. 21 Penn State by a 153-125 margin.
No. 3 Villanova Defeats No. 11 Providence On The Road, 72-60
Darryl Reynolds had 19 points and 10 rebounds and third-ranked Villanova held off a late rally to defeat No. 11 Providence 72-60 on Saturday. The win avenges Villanova's overtime loss at home to the Friars last month, its lone Big East loss this season. Ryan Arcidiacono added 16 points to help the Wildcats (20-3, 10-1) earn their 12th victory in 13 games. Villanova led by as many as 17 in the second half before seeing its lead cut all the way to four with 2:59 to play on a 3-pointer by Ben Bentil.
A Visit to No. 11 Providence Up Next for Wildcats
Providence snapped Villanova's 22-game BIG EAST winning streak on Jan. 24 and now the two teams are set for a return engagement Saturday at the Dunkin Donuts Center. (2:30 p.m./FS1 and 610 Sports Radio WTEL) Game Notes / Live Stats / Listen
Two Villanova Athletics Interns Attend NCAA Emerging Leaders Seminar
The Emerging Leaders Seminar (ELS) is an annual professional development event providing effective leadership, educational and transitional programing for current graduate assistants and interns from NCAA membership institutions, conference offices and affiliate organizations. The three-day program educates, develops and connects selected participants, and helps them succeed in the next steps to becoming a college athletics professional.


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We undertook an ethnographic review examining health and education system functioning at a variety of levels using a mixed methods approach, informed by an interactive and multidirectional knowledge transfer framework.Facilitators for intersectoral collaboration included: explicit responsibilities for specific activities; clear communication channels; including the core values of each sector in planning and implementation; and collaborative development of health educational programs. Including consumers as key stakeholders in planning and implementing intersectoral programs is important. While the SBIP itself is currently successful, threats to its sustainability were identified.Outcomes included: (i) a clearer understanding of the functioning of the SBIP in SA including wide-ranging and practical recommendations to facilitate the implementation of the program in both sectors, including revisions to enhance the experience for students; (ii) a broader outcome focusing on identification of barriers and facilitators for intersectoral collaboration and suggestions for enhancing such collaborations. Description: First published online: December 29, 2015 2015-01-01T00:00:00Z Is greater improvement in early self-regulation associated with fewer behavioral problems later in childhood? http://hdl.handle.net/2440/97701 Title: Is greater improvement in early self-regulation associated with fewer behavioral problems later in childhood? Author: Sawyer, A.C.P.; Miller-Lewis, L.R.; Searle, A.K.; Sawyer, M.G.; Lynch, J.W. Abstract: The aim of this study was to determine whether the extent of improvement in self-regulation achieved between ages 4 and 6 years is associated with the level of behavioral problems later in childhood. Participants were 4-year-old children (n = 510) attending preschools in South Australia. Children's level of self-regulation was assessed using the parent-completed Devereux Early Childhood Assessment when children were aged 4, 5, and 6. Children's level of behavioral problems was assessed using total, internalizing, and externalizing scores on parent- and teacher-rated Strengths and Difficulties Questionnaires (SDQs) when children were 6 years old. Random effects regression was used to describe the changes to children's self-regulation between 4 and 6 years. Linear regression models were then used to determine the strength of the association between the extent of self-regulation improvement and level of behavioral problems. Greater improvement in self-regulation, adjusted for family characteristics and baseline self-regulation scores, was associated with lower levels of parent- (B = -3.57, 95% confidence interval [CI] [-4.49, -2.65]) and teacher-rated SDQ total difficulties scores at 6 years (B = -2.42, 95% CI [-3.50, -1.34]). These effects remained after adjustment for level of parent-rated behavioral problems at 4 years. Similar effects were found for internalizing and externalizing scores at age 6 years. The results highlight the importance of improvements in self-regulation from 4-6 years for childhood behavioral problems during the early school years. Children with lower levels of improvement in self-regulation early in life are at risk for higher levels of behavioral problems both at home and at school. 2015-01-01T00:00:00Z Higher cord blood 25-hydroxyvitamin D concentrations reduce the risk of early childhood eczema: in children with a family history of allergic disease http://hdl.handle.net/2440/97681 Title: Higher cord blood 25-hydroxyvitamin D concentrations reduce the risk of early childhood eczema: in children with a family history of allergic disease Author: Palmer, D.J.; Sullivan, T.R.; Skeaff, C.M.; Smithers, L.G.; Makrides, M. Abstract: In recent years the role of vitamin D status in early life on the development of allergic disease has generated much interest. The aim of this study was to determine whether cord blood vitamin D concentrations were associated with risk of early childhood allergic disease. Measurements of cord blood 25-hydroxyvitamin D [25(OH)D] concentrations were available in 270 mother-child pairs who were participating in the allergy follow-up (n = 706) of the Docosahexaenoic Acid to Optimise Mother Infant Outcome randomised controlled trial. All of the children had a hereditary risk of allergic disease. The diagnosis of allergic disease was made during medical assessments at 1 and 3 years of age.The mean (standard deviation) standardised cord blood 25(OH)D concentration was 57.0 (24.1) nmol/L. The cumulative incidence of eczema to 3 years of age, n = 101/250 (40 %) was associated with standardised cord blood 25(OH)D concentration, with a 10 nmol/L rise in 25(OH)D concentration reducing the risk of eczema by 8 % (relative risk 0.92, 95 % confidence interval 0.86-0.97; P = 0.005). This association was stronger at 1 year of age, when a 10 nmol/L rise in standardised cord blood 25(OH)D concentration reduced the risk of eczema by 12 % (relative risk 0.88, 95 % confidence interval 0.81-0.96; P = 0.002). No associations between cord blood 25(OH)D concentrations and development of allergic sensitisation, allergic rhinitis or asthma in early childhood were found.In children with a family history of allergic disease, a higher cord blood 25(OH)D concentration appears to be associated with reduced risk of eczema in early childhood.Australian New Zealand Clinical Trials Registry ACTRN12610000735055 (DOMInO trial: ACTRN12605000569606). 2015-01-01T00:00:00Z Visual evoked potential latencies of three-year-old children prenatally exposed to buprenorphine or methadone compared with non-opioid exposed children: the results of a longitudinal study http://hdl.handle.net/2440/97679 Title: Visual evoked potential latencies of three-year-old children prenatally exposed to buprenorphine or methadone compared with non-opioid exposed children: the results of a longitudinal study Author: Whitham, J.N.; Spurrier, N.J.; Baghurst, P.A.; Weston, P.; Sawyer, M.G. 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This charming, converted 19th century mill offers comfortable accommodation with free Wi-Fi and garden views in Hereford's countryside. Applewood offers secure, spacious and private accommodation of an apartment with sitting/dining room, double bedroom and luxury bathroom, with bath and shower. Breakfast is included in your booking for no extra charge.
At the weekends we offer a full English breakfast, during the week its a continental option. Your westerly aspect includes a field with a duck pond and chickens. We provide high quality bed linen and towels to make your visit special. This is a great area for walking, several footpaths pass through the village, the closest being a few hundred yards from the B&B. Some very special walks are within a few miles from here. A little further afield you can enjoy panoramic views from the top of the Malvern Hills. In the neighbouring village of Putley you can learn how cider is made and taste the produce of award winning local cider - Once upon a tree. The historic house of Hellens is open from Easter until the end of September. The Cathedral cities of Hereford, Worcester and Gloucester are all approximately half an hour's drive. The Regency town of Cheltenham is approximately 40 minutes drive. We are also convenient for the Wye valley – enjoy a river trip at Symonds Yat and the views from Yat Rock. The local town of Ledbury has many old timber framed buildings, museums and tearooms. The area offers many cultural events, including plays, concerts and films at the Malvern Theatres. The area is also home to the annual Three Choirs Festival. Hereford is home to the outstanding contemporary dance company: 2Faced Dance Company If you enjoy historic houses, visit Hellens or one of the nearby National Trust properties, including Berrington Hall and Croft Castle – both near Leominster, or the exquisite Brockhampton Estate near Bromyard. If you like castles, the Welsh Marches is an area rich in history.
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AN INDEPENDENT Glasgow radio station which is fighting for survival hopes crowd funding will save it.
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Erik started EDA Music Radio with no commercial funding, instead using his own money, and tweets regularly everyday to try to get more people to listen in.
However, with the station struggling to make money and as funds began to run out, Erik has turned to crowd funding.
He started the campaign on GoFundMe.com in December 2013.
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On Friday, May 23, beautiful weather and sunny skies shone on Hershey, Pennsylvania. Luckily for Lebanon Valley College, these conditions remained consistent throughout the duration of the Business and Marketing Education Day at Hershey Park.
The event began when LVC's Admissions staff set up a tent near the roller coaster "Fahrenheit" at 8 a.m. Beneath the tent, the staff gave out free t-shirts to any student in grades 8-12. These students, in turn, were required to fill out a form in order to receive more information about LVC. As they filled out the forms, many of them asked about the location of the College and what kind of school it is. The admissions staff provided answers to point potential prospects in the right direction.
LVC's Education Days sponsorship provided a unique and fun way for the College to connect with potential students. The sponsorship included six days during which students were invited to participate in some kind of academic activity within the park. As an intern of the College's Marketing and Communications Department, I found myself covering the fifth day: Business and Marketing Professionals Day. All four interns were tasked with chronicling the event by taking pictures and posting them on the College's social media.
A larger number of parents and teachers accompanied students to the park and were directed to stations set up behind the LVC tent. These stations contained information about the digital communications and business administration programs. As the day progressed, several parents and teachers stopped by to speak with digital communications professor Jeff Ritchie, economics professor Will Delavan, and business administration professors David Rudd and Lewis Chasalow. Many parents were curious about what the digital communications major entails, while others were interested in the curriculum for the business department.
Meanwhile, the College's Dutchman mascot wandered around Hershey Park and took pictures with the park's visitors. The Dutchman's reception was a good one, as many students and parents embraced him with hugs or high fives. He even got a chance to play a carnival game. Unfortunately, the beloved Dutchman proved he has a lot of work to do to improve his throwing mechanics. The mascot finished an eventful day by visiting the nearby U.S. Marine Corps tent, where he was challenged to a pull-up competition. Realizing he was fatigued, the Dutchman instead settled for taking a photo with the Marines and headed back to LVC's tent.
Many prospective students stopped by the LVC tent, so the staff nearly ran out of shirts. In retrospect, giving away free shirts was a great marketing strategy. It not only provides the recipients with a souvenir, but it also allows the LVC brand to become a walking billboard.
Perhaps the biggest lesson I learned through this experience is that it takes the collective effort of several stakeholders to market a college. The marketing department must work closely with Admissions, the professors, and current students to develop content and create events that appeal to prospective students and their parents. Each party brings a different dynamic that aids the image of the college. In my case, I had to make sure the content published was adequate while I interacted with some of prospective students. I believe my age and recent student status allowed me to connect with potential students on a deeper level than any member of the Admissions staff could.
The great weather, Hershey Park's atmosphere, and many prospective students made for a great day. Getting away from campus to attend this event turned out to be a great change of pace.
Nate Valdez '14 (pictured at right) is an intern with LVC's office of Marketing and Communications and is completing a bachelor of science in digital communications
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Mother's Day (May 9th) is just around the corner and Mothers Day flowers are a popular gift idea for the occasion. Unfortunately, fresh, cut mothers day flowers are often expensive and can have negative environmental effects. In addition, fresh mothers day flowers only last a short time! This year, use crafting to make your own homemade mothers day flowers from materials like fabric, paper and even household materials.
Crafts for Mothers Day Flowers
Mothers Day Flowers Card Cards
- Dimensional Fabric Flower Card- Create dimensional mothers day flowers for a homemade card with cotton fabric and glitter.
- Mother's Day Lilac Card- Use a sizzix die to build a lilac for a homemade Mother's Day card. These tiny mothers day flowers are so pretty, they beg to be framed.
- Blooming Flowers Cards- Rubber stamps are a simple way to create flowers on a homemade card for Mother's Day.
Mothers Day Flowers Decorative Gifts
- Embellish a Pillow for Mom- Stitch silk flowers onto a plain pillow for a quick and easy gift idea. You can also add flowers with fabric or crochet.
- Flower Name Pot- Use clay to embellish a plain garden pot with flowers and personalization. Make clay mothers day flowers for this gift.
- Mosaic Sunflower- Make a sunflower mosaic for use as a trivet in the kitchen, garden accent or wall art.
Mothers Day Flowers Frames
- Sculpted Roses Art Frame- Plastic cloth become realistic roses for a picture or mirror frame. These mothers day flowers are sure to last.
- Paper Flower and Button Frame- Embellish a wood picture frame with cheerful punch-out paper flowers and matching buttons.
- Blooming Flower Frame- Use foam shapes to quick and easily create flowers on a plain picture frame. Kids can help create these easy mothers day flowers.
Mothers Day Flowers Gifts for Crafters
- Mini Flower Bouquet- Use flower soft to create a miniature bouquet for Mother's Day cards, scrapbook pages and other items.
- Felt Flower Pin Cushion- If your mom sews, present this pretty flower pin cushion in a mini candle holder.
- Clay Flowers- Follow this technique to create beautiful clay flowers for pendants, jewelry or home accent pieces.
Mothers Day Flowers Jewelry
- Pink Passion Flower Earrings- Create flower earrings with pink wire and rubber jump rings.
- Glitter Flower Pendants- Use polymer clay, floral stamps and multi-colored glitter to create the most beautiful necklace pendants.
- Sparkle Flower Earrings- Use beading techniques to create beautiful flower earrings.
Mother Day Flowers Pins
- Felt Rose- You can create one brooch or a whole bouquet of felt flowers with this beautiful technique using wool roving.
- Crochet Violets Pin- Make your mom a pin with delicate crochet violets. These tiny mothers day flowers are sure to impress.
- Fancy Coffee Filter Corsage- Use coffee filters to create alternative mothers day flowers. Present to your Mom as a corsage for Mother's Day.
Mothers Day Flowers Topiaries
- Pink and Red Teacup Topiary- Present your Mom an antique teacup filled with a spring topiary for the perfect Mother's Day gift.
- Tissue Flower Topiary- Use tissue paper in spring colors to create a beautiful topiary of mothers day flowers.
- Tiny Teacup Topiary- Here is another topiary using a teapcup as the base and silk roses. Use a pretty demitasse cup for this craft.
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Pirates add spring training game vs. Braves; promo schedule
On Tuesday, the Pirates announced the addition of a March 21 home game against the Atlanta Braves. They already had a road game scheduled against the Minnesota Twins in Fort Myers, Fla., so it'll be a split-squad day. Both games are at 1:05 p.m.
Spring training season-ticket holders can purchase tickets to the extra game at a discounted rate and have until March 2 to make that purchase. If you haven't bought spring-training season tickets yet but still intend to, the extra game will be included in your ticket package. The updated prices are $402 for box/reserve, $355 for baseline box and $217 for grandstand/LF bleachers.
Single-game tickets are available at pirates.com/springtraining.
Also announced Tuesday was the Pirates spring-training promo schedule. Here's info from the release:
Feb. 26 — 7th Annual Pirates Pep Rally: Featuring live music by Yesterdayze, autograph signings, kids games, photo booth, giveaways and more. 6:30-9 p.m. Downtown Bradenton (Old Main St.)
Feb. 28 — 9th Annual Pirates Charities Spring Training Golf Classic: Golf with a Pirates celebrity and support the efforts of Pirates Charities in the Bradenton region. 1 p.m. Stoneybrook Golf Club
Feb. 29 — Black vs. Gold Game: All tickets $8. All ticket proceeds benefit the Manatee Education Foundation, Wakeland Elementary School and G.D. Rogers Garden Elementary School. 12 p.m. McKechnie Field
March 2 — Pirates Rally Towel Giveaway Sponsored By Pepsi: First 1,500 fans.
March 3 — Military Appreciation Day.
March 4 — Pirate Fest: Fan festival inside McKechnie Field from 11 a.m.-12:30 p.m. Early admittance for season ticket members. Event features player autographs, games, prizes, music and more. Game ticket required for entry. Also Manatee Community Foundation Day; Pirates donate $1 per ticket purchased to the foundation.
March 6 — United Way Day: Pirates donate $1 per ticket purchased to the United Way of Manatee County.
March 7 — Baseball America Magazine Giveaway: first 3,000 fans.
March 9 — Pirates vs. Red Sox Sponsored by Pier 22 Restaurant
March 11 — 5th Annual Senior and Caregiver Expo: eco-friendly bag giveaway provided by Manatee Memorial hospital; first 2,500 fans.
March 13 — Pirates Tumbler Giveaway Sponsored By Pepsi: first 1,500 fans.
March 17 — St. Patrick's Day Celebration Sponsored By Brand Story Experts
March 19 — Pirates vs. Twins Sponsored By Omega Office Systems
March 23 — Boys & Girls Club Day
March 26 — Pirates Toothbrush Giveaway Sponsored By Lake Erie College of Osteopathic Medicine: first 1,500 fans.
March 27 — Easter Night Game Sponsored By Herald-Tribune Media Group
March 28 — Baseball America Magazine Giveaway: first 3,000 fans.
Report: Antonio Bastardo going to the Mets
Lefty Antonio Bastardo is in agreement on a two-year, $12 million contract, according to MLB.com's Jesse Sanchez and MLB Networks' Jon Heyman.
I found it surprising that the Pirates weren't more interested in retaining Bastardo (or if they were, they kept it quiet; I personally didn't hear much of anything going on between them this winter and didn't see many reports linking the two), especially on that reasonable contract. (Update: The Pirates, we found out tonight, reportedly offered Bastardo $8 million over two years). Bastardo struck out 10 batters per nine innings and had a 129 ERA+ in 66 games, during which he had a 2.98 ERA in 571/3 innings.
The Pirates don't have many proven lefty relievers other than Tony Watson. Kyle Lobstein might be in the Class AAA Indianapolis rotation.They like non-roster invitee Robert Zarate but even GM Neal Huntington said recently that he was something of an unknown commodity. Huntington said the team could go with six righties if that was their best bullpen, rather than forcing in a sub-par lefty, but Clint Hurdle is a proponent of at least two lefties, if not three.
But their approach has always been to get lefties who can pitch to both sides -- they aren't big on LOOGYs (lefty one-out guys, like Randy Choate). So if they can't find someone who can do that, they'll go with the six best guys in addition to Watson.
Breaking down the Pirates' non-roster invitees
In addition to the 40-man roster, teams usually bring another 20 or so players to major league spring training as non-roster invitees. The Pirates currently have 18, and will probably add another few before pitchers and catchers report a month from now.
Here's a look at who's coming:
Wilfredo Boscan, RHP, 26
Boscan made 25 starts in the Pirates' system in 2015 and had a 3.07 ERA for Class AAA Indianapolis. Three times the Pirates recalled him to help with a short bullpen or injury, but he never got in a game, and has yet to pitch in the majors. He struck out only 86 batters in 126 innings, but kept the ball in the park (only three homers). He will probably return to the Indy rotation this season.
Steven Brault, LHP, 23
Brault joined the Pirates in the Travis Snider trade. In 1552/3 innings across 28 starts for high-A Bradenton and Class AA Altoona in 2015, Brault had a 2.43 ERA and a 1.12 WHIP. He could also open the year in Indy's rotation.
Jim Fuller, LHP, 28
Fuller has spent eight seasons in the minors, with the Mets, Twins and A's. He had a 4.40 ERA in 2015 between AA and AAA with Oakland, pitching 43 innings in 32 relief appearances. The season before, at Class AA New Britain, his ERA was a full two runs lower and he struck out 10.9 batters per nine.
Guido Knudson, RHP, 26
The Pirates claimed him off waivers, then released him, then re-signed him to a minor league deal, keeping him in the organization without having him occupy a 40-man spot. He has five innings of major league experience, with the Tigers in 2015, and struck out more than a batter per inning between Class AA Erie and Class AAA Toledo last year.
Chad Kuhl, RHP, 23
Kuhl is a Pirates ninth-rounder out of the University of Delaware in 2013. In 26 starts at Altoona, he had a 2.48 ERA and a 1.14 WHIP. Kuhl has pitched at least 150 innings in each of the past two minor league seasons.
Kelvin Marte, LHP, 28
Marte has been in the minors for nine seasons, all in the Giants farm system. In 26 games, 19 starts, with Class AA Erie in 2015, Marte had a 2.63 ERA. He doesn't strike anyone out, but he doesn't walk anyone either, and cut down on his homers allowed (five in 130 innings in 2015 after giving up 14 in 1231/3 innings in '14).
Curtis Partch, RHP, 28
Partch has 301/3 innings of major league experience with the Reds in 2013-14. Last year at Class AAA Sacramento, the first of his nine minor league seasons away from the Cincinnati organization, he had a 3.53 ERA in 48 relief appearances, striking out 81 batters in 631/3 innings.
Trevor Williams, RHP, 23
A second-rounder out of Arizona State in 2013, Williams came to the Pirates in a trade with the Marlins, one that was compensation for the Marlins hiring Jim Benedict. Williams was hittable in 131 innings between Class AA and AAA in 2015, but had a 3.85 ERA. He had a 2.89 ERA and 8/1 strikeout-to-walk ratio in 91/3 innings in the Arizona Fall League.
Robert Zarate, LHP, 28
The Pirates are high on Zarate, whom they think could compete for a spot in the major league bullpen as a second lefty. He doesn't have much experience stateside, but in 2015, he struck out 10.8 batters per nine in the Rays' minor league system.
Ed Easley, C, 30
Easley had a cup of coffee with the Cardinals in 2015. The former Diamondbacks supplemental first-rounder hit .251/.345/.337 with four homers in 323 plate appearances at Class AAA Memphis, his third go-round at that level.
Reese McGuire, C, 20
McGuire, one of two Pirates first-rounders in 2013, reached Bradenton last season, where he hit .254/.301/.294 with no homers and 15 doubles. His defense is well ahead of his offense, but he is young and has time to develop. His pitch-calling and arm are his strengths. Baseball America ranked him as the Pirates' No. 6 prospect after the 2015 season.
Jacob Stallings, C, 26
The Pirates took Stallings in the seventh round as a senior in 2012 and gave him signing bonus well under slot to save some pool money. He hit .275/.313/.370 at Altoona in 2015 and threw out 37 percent of runners attempting to steal.
Juan Diaz, SS/3B, 27
Diaz has played mostly shortstop in his career, but can play second and third. In 396 PAs with Class AAA New Orleans in the Marlins organization last year, Diaz hit .272/.315/.373 with five homers.
Cole Figueroa, 2B/3B, 28
Figueroa has 57 major league plate appearances, with the Rays in 2014 and the Yankees in '15. He performed well at Class AAA Scranton/Wilkes-Barre last season, hitting .292/.355/.359 in 507 plate appearances. He also walked 44 times compared to 27 strikeouts. He can play shortstop in addition to second and third.
Adam Frazier, SS, 24
Frazier, a Pirates sixth-round pick out of Mississippi State in 2013, hit .324/.384/.416 with 21 doubles for Altoona in 2015.
Dan Gamache, 2B, 25
Gamache reached Indianapolis in 2015, a season during which he hit .312/.355/.413.
Danny Ortiz, OF, 26
Ortiz is the only one in the bunch who has showed much power. He hit 17 homers at Class AAA Rochester in 2015, with a .248/.295/.430 line in 526 PAs. He has five other minor league seasons with 10 homers or more.
Antoan Richardson, PR/OF, 32
Richardson reached the majors in 2011 and again in '14. He's a speedster. He stole 26 bases in the minors in 2014, his previous full season, and had 39 in '13.
Game times announced for Pirates- Marlins series in Puerto Rico
Both Pirates games against the Marlins in Puerto Rico will start at 7:10 p.m., MLB announced today.
The Pirates and Marlins will play at Hiram Bithorn Stadium in San Juan on May 30-31. The Pirates will return to Puerto Rico for the first time since 2004, when they faced the Expos.
Roberto Clemente day, usually observed in September, will be celebrated on May 31 throughout MLB.
The announcement came as part of MLB's league-wide release of start times for the 2016 season. You can find the start times for all Pirates games here.
And rejoice: We're exactly one month away from the first official workout for pitchers and catchers.
Minor transactions: Pirates sign Nate Irving
The Pirates signed catcher Nate Irving to a minor league contract, according to Baseball America's latest transactions update.
The Diamondbacks took Irving, 23, in the 34th round of the 2014 draft out of Virginia. In two seasons at low-A Hillsboro, Irving hit .276/.378/.316 with no home runs and four doubles in 119 plate appearances. He caught only 14 percent of runners attempting to steal. The Diamondbacks released him in October.
The Pirates also released 22-year-old righty Dan Urbina, who pitched in the Pirates' system for the past five years. Urbina made it stateside in 2014, pitching for rookie-level Bristol. In 2015, again at Bristol, he had a 6.99 ERA, a 1.98 WHIP and 44 hits allowed in 281/3 innings.


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