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|Yankees | Michael Pineda posts QS, victory
Tue, 07 Jun 2016 22:07:07 -0700
New York Yankees SP Michael Pineda allowed three earned runs, four hits and two walks over seven innings in a win Tuesday, June 7, against the Los Angeles Angels of Anaheim. He also struck out four batters in the quality start.
Fantasy Tip: It was just the second quality start in six outings for Pineda, so he isn't quite back yet. However, this was a positive outing and he could re-emerge as a must-start across all fantasy formats if he can duplicate these results on a regular basis.
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|Yankees | Michael Pineda has solid outing Thursday
Thu, 02 Jun 2016 19:41:44 -0700
New York Yankees SP Michael Pineda allowed one run on seven hits over 5 2/3 innings in a no-decision against the Detroit Tigers Thursday, June 2, with no walks and eight strikeouts.
Fantasy Tip: Although this performance was promising, Pineda should be avoided in all fantasy formats until he can string together several more outings like this. He will make his next start against the Los Angeles Angels of Anaheim Tuesday, June 7.
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|Yankees | Michael Pineda given vote of confidence
Wed, 01 Jun 2016 18:33:48 -0700
New York Yankees manager Joe Girardi reiterated that SP Michael Pineda will remain in the starting rotation no matter how poorly he pitches against the Detroit Tigers Thursday, June 2. "He's in our rotation," Girardi said. "For me to think about that, I think is somewhat silly."
Fantasy Tip: Pineda is 2-6 with a 6.92 ERA and 1.65 WHIP in 10 starts this season. He cannot be started with any degree of confidence in any fantasy format for the foreseeable future.
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|Yankees | Rays tee off on Michael Pineda
Sun, 29 May 2016 06:44:43 -0700
New York Yankees SP Michael Pineda allowed six runs on nine hits with three strikeouts through 3 2/3 innings during the Yankees' 9-5 loss to the Tampa Bay Rays Saturday, May 28. While Pineda's 6.92 ERA is the highest among 104 qualified pitchers in the league, manager Joe Girardi currently has no plans of removing him from the rotation. "As of right now, there's no changes," Girardi said. "He's got to fight, and we've got to help him be more consistent with his pitches. I think his velocity has been really consistent, and at times he's thrown the ball really well, so there's nothing that leads me to believe there's anything bothering him physically."
Fantasy Tip: Pineda cannot be started with any degree of confidence at this point, and he likely shouldn't be owned and viewed as anything more than a desperation stash in cavernous mixed and AL-only formats. Despite what Girardi says, there is no way Pineda's rotation spot is secure.
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|Marlins | Jose Fernandez dominating with slider
Thu, 26 May 2016 15:39:26 -0700
Miami Marlins SP Jose Fernandez leads the majors in strikeouts accumulated by the slider, as his six on Thursday, May 26, give him 51 for the season. Tampa Bay Rays SP Chris Archer is in second in that department with 41, while New York Yankees SP Michael Pineda trails close behind with 40. Los Angeles Dodgers SP Clayton Kershaw is fourth with 39 punch-outs utilizing his slider.
Fantasy Tip: Simply put, Fernandez is enjoying a phenomenal season, and this stat adds to the depth of just how terrific he's been. After Thursday's win, Fernandez is now 7-2 with a 2.82 ERA, not to mention while having an insane 90 strikeouts in just 60 2/3 innings. Keep trotting him out there with high hopes every time he toes the rubber.
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|Yankees | Michael Pineda ends drought
Sun, 22 May 2016 17:36:22 -0700
New York Yankees SP Michael Pineda won for the first time since his first start of the year, allowing three runs on six hits while walking one and striking out six over six innings against the Oakland Athletics Sunday, May 22.
Fantasy Tip: Consistency has been a major issue for Pineda, but his stuff is excellent, and he has 56 strikeouts in 49 2/3 innings. He is worth owning in mixed leagues, but you need to pick and choose when you start him.
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|Yankees | Michael Pineda drops to 1-5
Tue, 17 May 2016 23:28:38 -0700
New York Yankees SP Michael Pineda fell to 1-5 after losing to the Arizona Diamondbacks Tuesday, May 17. He went five innings, surrendering five runs on nine hits. He also issued one walk and struck out nine.
Fantasy Tip: If there's one takeaway from Pineda's 2016 season thus far, it's that he's been consistent, lasting at least five innings in all eight of his starts. The problem is, however, is that he's been consistently ineffective, as he's yielded five runs or more in half of those outings. As a result, it's really hard to trust him right now in any format.
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|Yankees | Chad Green making debut Monday
Sun, 15 May 2016 15:53:52 -0700
New York Yankees SP Chad Green will make his major league debut as a starter on Monday, May 16. SP Michael Pineda has been pushed to Tuesday, May 17.
Fantasy Tip: With Luis Severino on the disabled list, Green appears to be sliding into Severino's spot in the lineup for the time being. There is no word yet on whether Green will need a pitch count, but you may want to prepare for one because this is Green's first start in the majors. It's wise to wait and see how Green does before putting your trust in him.
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|Yankees | Could Michael Pineda lose rotation spot?
Thu, 12 May 2016 13:18:37 -0700
New York Yankees SP Michael Pineda could be in a battle with SP Luis Severino to keep a rotation spot, in the opinion of ESPNNewYork.com's Andrew Marchand. SP Ivan Nova pitched well in his first start and SP CC Sabathia (groin) is scheduled to return from the disabled list in just over a week, so Pineda's struggles (1-4 with a 6.28 ERA through seven starts) could make him expendable.
Fantasy Tip: Pineda has been a huge disappointment, but after posting a 5.80 ERA in the second half last season, it might not be that surprising. Pineda cannot be started with confidence in any fantasy format at this point, and it isn't out of question to replace him in mixed leagues.
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|Yankees | Michael Pineda struggles against KC
Wed, 11 May 2016 19:41:05 -0700
New York Yankees SP Michael Pineda (1-4) allowed six runs on six hits over 5 2/3 innings in a loss to the Kansas City Royals Wednesday, May 11, with four walks and seven strikeouts.
Fantasy Tip: Pineda has experienced a Jekyll-and-Hyde season, with six earned runs or more allowed in three of his outings, while he has allowed just two earned runs in each of his other four starts. His next start will come against the Arizona Diamondbacks Monday, May 16, and daily fantasy players should avoid him because of his lack of consistency.
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One of the odd things about exit polls is that although most people have learned to be cautious about their precision in calling states for ...
One of the odd things about exit polls is that although most people have learned to be cautious about their precision in calling states for candidates, they are still treated as gospel when it comes to questions of demographic breakdowns, voter concerns, etc.
I guess that's because there's no other good source for such information.
Anyway, here are what the national exit polls are saying about general mood questions, courtesy of Marc Ambinder:
76% of the country believes it's off on the wrong track.
Bush's approval rating is 27%
More than 60% say the economy is their top voting issue; 9 in ten say the economy is in bad shape; more than 80% are worried about their own condition next year.
Change voters made up 35% of the electorate; 30% wanted someone who shared their values
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'Don't write me off just yet': Miliband brushes off leadership criticism as he launches Labour's vision of a 'fairer' Britain
- Insists he is not a 'c**p leader following criticism from his former policy guru
- Vowed to cap train fare rises to apply to ever fare - not just less busy routes
- He said pensioners over 75 should be put on the cheapest energy tariff
- Mr Miliband said if Labour won the election again the party would be different
Ed Miliband pledged to create a fairer Britain if the party was re-elected
Ed Miliband pleaded with voters and his party not to write him off yesterday as he launched a fresh bid to win back credibility on the economy.
The Labour leader insisted he has the 'inner belief' to win the next election.
But, in a major admission, he appeared to accept that Labour would not be able to go on spending and will have to promise further cuts if it is to win power in 2015.
Shadow Chancellor Ed Balls went further, saying Labour 'can make no commitment to reverse any of the Government's tax rises or spending cuts'.
With Labour trailing the Coalition in polling on the economy, he admitted: 'I know, and Ed Miliband does, that Labour's got a credibility issue.'
But the party's economic policy was mired in even more confusion last night after Mr Balls blew up in an interview on Sky News when asked why Labour plans to borrow more money than the Coalition.
'Don't lecture me on borrowing,' he said.
Mr Miliband claimed he was prepared to make tough choices to cut the national budget deficit.
But the only concrete measure he offered was to declare that he would not uprate the value of Winter Fuel Allowance in line with inflation.
He then set out a wish-list that would end up costing billions of pounds – including backing a nationwide campaign to substitute a 'living wage' of £7.20 an hour for the minimum wage of £6.08.
Mr Miliband said only Labour can deliver fairness when there's less money around and brushed off leadership criticism
The Labour leader admitted welfare reforms were necessary but then said he was personally 'a supporter' of universal benefits, which would make it impossible to cut costs by means-testing some state handouts.
In an interview with BBC Radio 4, Mr Miliband flatly rejected the recent verdict of his policy guru Lord Glasman, that his leadership had been 'crap'.
Ed Miliband arrives at the Oxo Tower this morning for the speech with Shadow Chief Secretary to the Treasury Rachel Reeve
'I don't agree with him when he says it is all crap,' he said, dismissing the growing chorus of criticism as 'noises off' and internal ructions over his leadership as 'the Kremlinology of politics'.
He insisted: 'Don't declare the result of the race when it is not yet half run. I have a very strong inner belief that I will win the race.'
Later, in a speech to the London Citizens Organisation, Mr Miliband attempted to flesh out his call for a crackdown on 'predator' companies such as banks, energy companies and credit card firms.
He said a Labour government would introduce legislation to ensure that energy firms gave a fair deal to the elderly.
'To help pensioners, those energy
companies should be forced by law to guarantee to all those over 75 the
lowest tariff. It is not fair to those people that they are being ripped
off and overcharged,' he said.
'That is a concrete example of how you can make your society fairer in a world where there is less money.'
He also pledged to tax the banks more heavily to keep university tuition fees capped at £6,000 a year rather than £9,000 as at present.
Chuka Umunna, the party's business spokesman, will make further proposals on curbing executive pay tomorrow and Mr Balls will make a keynote speech on the economy on Saturday.
But Mr Miliband's critics refused to
give him credit for acknowledging economic reality – a full 20 months
after Labour's former Treasury chief secretary Liam Byrne left a note
telling his ministerial successor:
'There's no money left.' Darren Murphy, a former special adviser to leading Blairite Alan Milburn, was quick to dismiss Mr Miliband's performance, saying it had 'more than a touch of the Iain Duncan Smith about it'.
Labour's high command has been at pains to dismiss comparisons with Mr Duncan Smith's doomed leadership of the Tories as 'wide of the mark'.
Lord Glasman (left) said Mr Miliband had 'no strategy, no narrative and little energy' and denounced Ed Balls's (right) economic policies as 'all c**p' last week
Lord Glasman compounded Mr Miliband's problems. Cornered by a TV crew after the speech, he first said Labour's message was clearer. But when asked 'Really?' with the camera lowered, he shrugged his shoulders and reportedly said 'No.'
Ed Miliband flatly rejected the verdict of his former adviser, Lord Glasman, that his leadership had been 'crap' during a BBC Radio 4 programme today
'I don't agree with him when he says it is all c**p,' he said
Tory Party deputy chairman Michael
Fallon said: 'If Ed Miliband was serious about taking tough decisions,
he'd set out a credible plan for cutting the deficit as Alistair
Darling, Alan Johnson and half the Shadow Cabinet have demanded.
If he seriously accepts there's less money to spend, he would stop making billions of new unfunded spending promises and instead tell us what Labour would cut. Instead, Ed Miliband has given us another relaunch but still no credibility.'
Mr Balls warned the belt-tightening would have to go much further. While he said the Government was cutting 'recklessly fast' – choking off economic growth –Labour would still face 'difficult decisions' in office.
'We would have to have cuts in police, we would have to have cuts in the schools budget, we would have to have cuts in the defence budget,' he told BBC Radio 4's The World at One.
Split: The party is said to be divided on over whether to apologise for the mistakes of the Blair and Brown years
Many people have spent months calling for David Miliband to take over Labour's crown from his brother but this morning the BBC appeared to join the debate too when it accidentally announced David Miliband's speech was 'Coming Up'.
As reporters waited for Ed Miliband to take to the stage at London's Oxo Tower for his keynote speech, the Beeb flashed an alert on television screens across the nation announcing: 'Coming up: David Miliband speech'.
The error will not have impressed Ed Miliband who has had a famously fractious relationship with his brother since he became Leader of the Opposition.
A screen grab of the mistake was quickly tweeted following the blunder at 11.29am
Whoops: The BBC made a mistake this morning when it said that David Miliband's speech was coming up - instead of Ed Miliband's
Vowed to cap train fare rises to apply to ever fare - not just less busy routes
He said pensioners over 75 should be put on the cheapest energy tariff
Outlined a commitment to giving government contracts to firms that offer apprenticeships to tackle youth unemployment and short-termism in business investment
He is also looking at plans for a British Investment Bank to help small businesses invest and grow.
He wants workers to sit on corporate remuneration committees
Says he is in favour of people moving up council waiting lists if they contribute to their communities and are good neighbours.
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"I am filled with a tremendous sense of responsibility and a desire to want to serve and give back to the people who helped my family and I feel like we belonged here."
At the age of 31, Democratic Institutions Minister Maryam Monsef is the youngest member of Justin Trudeau's cabinet.
But beyond her file, Monsef's insight and experience will also be sought on another important issue for the Liberal government – the arrival and integration of tens of thousands of Syrian refugees.
Monsef was once a refugee herself. At the age of 11, she and her two sisters, with their mother, a widow, fled the repressive regime of the Taliban in Afghanistan. They settled as refugees in Peterborough, Ont.
Twenty years later, Monsef is excited to serve the community who gave so much to her family when they first arrived in Canada.
"We came to Peterborough, Ontario and twenty years later, because of the kindness that the people of this community showed my family and I, I am filled with a tremendous sense of responsibility and a desire to want to serve and give back to the people who helped my family and I feel like we belonged here."
In addition to her ministerial duties, which include Senate and electoral reform, Monsef is also a member of a cabinet sub-committee tasked with overseeing the Liberals' goal of bringing 25,000 Syrian refugees to Canada by the end of February and 10,000 more by the end of 2016.
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Disneyland's Indiana Jones Adventure, Casey Jr. Circus Train and Storybook Land Canal Boats will remain closed this month for long-term projects:
•Indiana Jones is undergoing "show modifications" and will reopen Dec. 8.
•Casey Jr. and Storybook Land rides, which go around the same miniature fairytale villages, are getting safety enhancements for workers and will reopen Nov. 16.
Starcade, a Tomorrowland arcade in Disneyland, will close Oct. 8-18 while crews install a display for an upcoming Wreck-It Ralph character meet-and-greet area. Disneyland is promoting the movie, based on video game characters. "Wreck-It Ralph" debuts in theaters Nov. 2.
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BOISE, Idaho - Indiana State University announced Friday the hiring of Mike Sanford as its new head football coach. Sanford spent the 2012 season at Utah State as the team's assistant head coach, working with the running backs and tight ends.
"I'm really happy for Mike. He wants to be a head football coach again and it's hard to get those jobs," said fourth-year USU head coach Gary Andersen. "I know it's hard for him to leave Utah State University, but he feels like this is a great opportunity and he has made a decision that he thinks betters himself and his family. I'm very supportive of it and I wish him and his family all the best."
During the 2012 season, Sanford helped coach an Aggie offense that ranked 26th nationally in total offense (460.5 ypg), while ranking 36th in scoring offense (34.4 ppg), and 37th in the nation in both rushing offense (192.5 ypg) and passing offense (268.0 ypg).
Individually, Sanford coached senior running back Kerwynn Williams who earned first-team all-Western Athletic Conference honors in 2012 as he ranked first in the WAC and 11th in the nation in all-purpose yards (163.0 ypg), first in the WAC and 23rd in the nation in rushing (106.4 ypg), and third in the WAC and tied for 34th nationally in scoring (8.5 ppg).
Thus far in 2012, Williams has rushed for 1,277 yards on 200 carries with 12 touchdowns, while catching 43 passes for 663 yards and five touchdowns, all of which lead the team.
Sanford also coached senior tight end Kellen Bartlett who earned honorable mention all-WAC honors in 2012 as he has caught 37 passes for 261 yards with five touchdowns, which ranks tied for first on the team.
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LOS ANGELES – This weekend's series between the Los Angeles Dodgers and the Miami Marlins matches last-place teams that took wildly divergent routes to the cellar.
New Dodgers ownership splurged for a star-studded roster and the highest payroll in baseball – a $230 million collection of talent that has produced the worst record in the National League West. And yet the Dodgers, despite a 13-21 record before Saturday's game, lead the major leagues in attendance.
Meanwhile, after loading up on high-priced free agents to attract fans to his team's new ballpark in 2012, Marlins owner Jeffrey Loria gutted his roster by season's end. The starless Marlins were 11-25 record prior to Saturday's game, the worst record in the National League.
"New ballpark, new players, spent a lot of money and we just didn't play well," Larry Beinfest, the Marlins' president of baseball operations, said this week. "It didn't look like it was going to turn around so we made some tough decisions."
The backlash in Miami has been predictable.
Marlins fans, irate at Loria, have stayed away from $634 million Marlins Park, which reportedly will cost taxpayers $2 billion over the next 40 years.
After drawing 2.2 million fans last season, the Marlins have averaged fewer than 19,000 a game, last in the N.L. Sales of season tickets reportedly dropped from 12,000 to 5,000. On Wednesday, the Miami Herald reported that the upper bowl of the stadium would be closed for some weeknight games.
Requests to interview Loria and team President David Samson, Loria's stepson, for this story were declined through a representative of a public relations company.
As he watched players stretch before a game this week against the Padres in San Diego, Beinfest acknowledged the criticism that has been heaped upon the franchise.
"We understand some of the disdain right now," he said.
During their inaugural season in 1993, the Florida Marlins drew 3 million fans to Joe Robbie Stadium. Before last season, they had eclipsed the 2 million mark only one other time – and that was 16 years ago. In 1997, a team led by manager Jim Leyland drew 2.4 million fans en route to winning the World Series.
The Marlins ranked last in the league in 2011, but hopes nevertheless were high for a team that changed its affiliation from Florida to Miami for the 2012 season.
With its retractable-roof, air-conditioned stadium set to open, the Marlins went on a spending spree, bringing in manager Ozzie Guillen and high-priced free agents such as shortstop Jose Reyes and pitchers Heath Bell and Mark Buehrle.
But the Marlins stumbled on and off the field almost from the start. On the field, the Marlins failed to win consistently. In late July, the purge began: Pitcher Anibal Sanchez and infielder Omar Infante were traded to Detroit for prospects. A few days later, shortstop Hanley Ramirez was shipped to the Dodgers in a four-player deal.
The Marlins finished 69-93.
The housecleaning continued in late October, the Marlins trading Bell to the Arizona Diamondbacks.
A few days after Bell was traded, Guillen was fired. The team completed its salary dump in November, sending Reyes, Buehrle, pitcher Josh Johnson, catcher John Buck and utility player Emilio Bonifacio to Toronto for seven players, including four prospects.
Former Gonzaga University star Mike Redmond, the sixth Marlins manager in four years, played on the 1998 Marlins team that lost 108 games and was member of the 2003 World Series champions.
"All of that prepared me for this," he said this week.
His relationship with ownership, he said, is good.
"I've had conversations with Jeffrey," he said. "I mean, he'll call me and sometimes we talk about baseball stuff, sometimes we don't. Everything's great."
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"I'm really optimistic that we're going to get this settled. They've had some good talks there, and it looks like it's moving in the right direction. I'm really optimistic and hopeful that we're going to play hockey this season."
-- Tuukka Rask at 6:04 p.m. on Thursday.
Ah, so close.
Not long after Rask spoke of the optimism that had filled the hockey world this week, it all went bad, as it tends to.
See, when things started looking up for the NHL and NHLPA on Tuesday, there was a part of the average hockey fan that thought that wanted so badly to believe Steve Burton had scooped TSN and the rest of North America and that a new CBA to save the season would be agreed upon. There was probably an even bigger part that was wondering how the positivity would lead to more head-shaking and declarations of the sides being "deeply disappointed" in one another.
Unfortunately for hockey fans and plenty of folks who have been out of work the last few months, team Burton lost as team "deeply disappointed" showed it could withstand even the most optimistic of times. What was once on the table is now off the table, and what once looked like the end of the lockout was just another day in season that hasn't been.
Things kicked off on a positive note this week when select players and owners met without commissioner Gary Bettman and NHLPA executive director Donald Fehr in the room. Perhaps just as important as the lack of Bettman and Fehr was the fact that owners who clearly wanted the lockout over in Ron Burkle (Penguins), Mark Chipman (Jets), Jeff Vinik (Lightning) and Murray Edwards (Flames) got more of a say as they joined B's owner Jeremy Jacobs and Larry Tenenbaum (Maple Leafs) on the owners' side of the table.
Those talks cultivated an encouraging vibe, as the players and owners met for nearly 10 hours on Tuesday before returning for another go of it on Wednesday. It was then that the league tabled an offer that included significant movement on its end, most notably bumping its "make whole" provision (money that goes to the players to offset what they'd lose as their piece of the hockey-related revenue pie is decreased) from $211 million to $300 million, which split the difference between the league's previous offer and the $393 million the players had been requesting.
Furthermore, the league agreed to stick to the current unrestricted free agency and arbitration protocol, though owners wanted a five-year term limit on contracts for free agents and seven-year limits for teams re-signing their own players. The length of the proposed CBA was for 10 years with an opt-out after eight (technical jargon for "the league's next lockout would be scheduled for either 2020 or 2022").
The NHLPA did not put that offer to a vote, though Fehr said that the union was on board with the league's make-whole offer. The players countered with a proposal on Thursday that would have been for eight years (opt-out after six) with an eight-year term limit on contracts, though they also wanted the option to add years during the contract (for example, a player three years into an eight-year deal could negotiate with his team to add three more years so that they would then have eight more years as opposed to five). The owners rejected it in spectacular fashion.
Said Bettman after talks broke off: "Anything that we put on the table this week is off the table."
That's not good, because the owners actually had put quite a bit on the table. They probably had reason to believe that what they'd offered had a fighting chance, but when the players didn't take their offer from Wednesday, that's when things started to look grim.
"The owners were besides themselves, some of them I had never seen that emotional," Bettman said. "They said, '[We] don't know what happened, but this process is over. Clearly the union doesn't want to make a deal,' and this was in particular from the four new entrants [Burkle, Chipman, Vinik, Edwards] to the process."
The commissioner lamented (surprisingly rightfully so) that the owners did make concessions and that they have seemingly made offers that reflect what the players have said is most important to them. Regardless of where your allegiances are in this lockout, that's a fair critique of Donald Fehr. He's been the hardest guy to read throughout this process, and his presence clearly was felt this week, even if he wasn't in the room to begin it.
"Earlier in the negations, we were told that the 'make whole' was the key element. 'Fix the make-whole, we'll have a deal.' Well, we addressed the make-whole, and we didn't have a deal," Bettman said. "Then it was player contracting, and we made some dramatic moves in player contracting and that turned out not to be the key in the negotiation, so now it was the pension."
Given how far the owners had moved on the "make whole," they tried a different approach with Wednesday's offer by saying they'd give up certain areas if it meant addressing the three things most important to the league: length of CBA, length of contracts and for there to be no compliance buyouts or escrow caps. As Bettman put it, the owners expected to get one of two things on Thursday: A "yes" or a "no." When they got a counterproposal that "missed the mark" on all three sticking points, according to deputy commissioner Bill Daly, that was it.
So now it's Dec. 7, eight days from the not-yet-canceled games, and though there seems to be common ground found in the dollars and cents department for the most part, there's frustration and no further negotiations currently scheduled.
While it may be a couple months before the sides would be looking at completely losing the season, it's clear that they heard the clock ticking this week when they made the strides they did. Shawn Thornton hopes that everyone realizes that as the lockout eats away at the season, things are only moving closer toward now-or-never territory.
"I hope so, and I hope that it's the now and not the never," he said. "Obviously every day that goes by ticks away at the clock. We lose paychecks every day and they lose revenue from games played every day. I hope the sense of urgency is finally starting to kick in on both sides."
It seemed that sense of urgency had kicked in, and so had a sense of optimism. Then the reality of the NHL kicked in. What comes next is anyone's guess.
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Beth Fertig of member station WNYC in New York reports on the latest battle between the Brooklyn Museum of Art and New York City Mayor Rudolph Giuliani. This time the debate is over a painting that depicts Jesus as a naked black woman at the Last Supper. Giuliani says it's time to define the lines of decency when it comes to taxpayer funding of such controversial exhibits.
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