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Red Sox-Blue Jays series preview
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The Red Sox will look to get back on track and improve their sub-.500 record at Fenway Park as the Blue Jays come to town for a three-game set.
For the first time since John Farrell took over at the helm of the Red Sox, the club has dropped four games in a row after suffering a sweep at home at the hands of the league-leading Tigers. With the skid, the Red Sox have fallen to 20-23 overall and 10-14 at home, and they occupy fourth place in the American League East.
"Something's got to happen," David Ortiz said, via MLB.com. "Otherwise, we're going to be out of [contention] by July if something doesn't happen, and we're playing like this."
Generating offense was a problem for the Red Sox throughout the series, as the club was outscored 13-3. They now have allowed 12 more runs this season than they have scored.
As if getting swept at home wasn't enough, the Red Sox also lost a key member of their lineup, with Will Middlebrooks fracturing his finger on a scalding line drive Friday night. Brock Holt was recalled from Triple-A Pawtucket to split time with Jonathan Herrera at third for the time being, but the Red Sox are not ruling out outside help when it comes to the left side of the infield.
The big hit with runners on base continues to elude the Red Sox, who rank third in the American League in on-base percentage but are hitting just .243 as a club with runners on.
The Blue Jays have hovered around .500 for much of the season, coming in at 23-22. Like the majority of the clubs in the AL East, the Blue Jays have a losing record at home, going 10-11 in Toronto (the Yankees are the one exception, with an even 11-11 record at home). After going 12-14 in April, the Blue Jays have won 11 of their 18 games this month and sit in third place in the division. They're coming off a series win against the Rangers in Texas, taking two of three games.
Offensive production hasn't been an issue for the Blue Jays, a team that ranks third in the AL in runs scored and in OPS, while leading the league in slugging percentage. But the pitching — both the rotation and the bullpen — has been mediocre, thanks to both injuries and ineffective performances. They rank in the bottom third of the AL with a 4.38 staff ERA.
The Blue Jays roster is rarely the same for more than a couple of days at a time. At one point earlier this month, the Blue Jays made a total of 13 roster moves in just four days, and several players with options have become all too familiar with the route from Buffalo to Toronto and back, shuffling between the major league club and the team's Triple-A affiliate in upstate New York.
The Red Sox took two of three earlier this season at the Rogers Centre.
Here are the pitching matchups for the three-game series.
Tuesday: Felix Doubront (2-3, 4.54) vs. J.A. Happ (2-1, 3.57)
Wednesday: Clay Buchholz (2-3, 6.17) vs. Drew Hutchison (2-3, 3.64)
Thursday: Jon Lester (4-5, 2.67) vs. Mark Buehrle (7-1, 2.11)
— Though the offense as a whole has been struggling mightily over the last week, Ortiz seems to be the one notable exception. The 38-year-old is batting .452/.531/.881 over his last 11 contests, driving in eight runs and clubbing eight extra-base hits (five home runs and three doubles). But other teams are becoming wary of Ortiz's hot bat and relative lack of protection in the lineup, with the slugger being intentionally walked in five of his last 49 plate appearances.
— Though the sample size is small, Xander Bogaerts is certainly showing signs of breaking out of his slump. The shortstop had two hits in each of the last two games against the Tigers, and has gone 7-for-18 with a home run (his second of the season), a double and a walk over his last 20 plate appearances. The 21-year-old is batting .269/.369/.379 on the year.
— Despite suffering the tough-luck loss in the series opener against Detroit, Jon Lester has been giving the Red Sox a chance to win just about every time he's been on the mound. Lester has allowed just four runs on nine hits in his last 20 innings (three starts), striking out 30 batters over that span and posting a 1.80 ERA. Lester's FIP (fielding independent pitching, which measures a pitcher's effectiveness when it comes to preventing home runs, walks and hit batters and getting strikeouts) stands at 2.10, which ranks as the best in the major leagues.
— Shortstop Jose Reyes hit just .178 through his first 18 games after missing 16 contests with a hamstring strain. But Reyes has enjoyed a power surge recently, clubbing six doubles, a triple and a home run over his last 10 games, batting .316 and drawing five walks in contrast to just four strikeouts. Despite the recent production, Reyes has been disappointing for the Jays, batting just .223/.307/.420 in 28 games, swiping five bases and smacking three home runs, 11 doubles and a triple.
— Brett Lawrie has been swinging a hot bat, going 21-for-58 (a .362 average) with eight extra-base hits over his last 15 games. The 24-year-old missed some time earlier this month (though he avoided a DL stint) with some hamstring tightness, and has gone 7-for-26 since his return to the lineup. With third baseman Juan Francisco producing steadily when in the lineup, Lawrie has been forced to relocate at times to accommodate both of their bats, trying his hand at second base recently, one of the few positional holes for the Blue Jays.
— Jose Bautista continues to be one of the most consistent hitters in Toronto's lineup, compiling a .313/.382/.479 line over his last 13 games, blasting two home runs and two doubles. Incredibly, Bautista has drawn more walks (38, which leads the majors) than strikeouts (33), but that trend has gone in the opposite direction recently, with the outfielder striking out 12 times in his last 13 games as opposed to drawing just five walks.
— A.J. Pierzynski is a noted streaky hitter. He's gone through stretches of impressive production at times this season, but he's struggling through a down period currently. The catcher is just 2-for-his-last-25 with one extra-base hit and four RBIs, while he's been unable to reach base via a walk since May 7. Pierzynski at one point raised his batting average to .291, but his season line has fallen to .244/.281/.353 through 35 games.
— Jackie Bradley Jr.'s bat has yet to come around, and though the center fielder is providing value on defense, his offensive production has left a lot to be desired. The 24-year-old is batting just .205/.303/.299, and his slump has intensified recently. Bradley is hitting .143 with a .420 OPS through 55 plate appearances this month, and he's only managed to draw five walks in contrast to his 18 strikeouts.
— With Middlebrooks out of action for the foreseeable future, the Red Sox will need some more production out of their utility infielders. Herrera, who figures to see some time at the hot corner (at least until an upgrade has been made, if the Red Sox choose to go that route) hasn't contributed much with the bat at all this season, and has just one hit in his last 18 plate appearances. He's batting just .184 with a .480 OPS. Holt was very impressive in his first major league stint this season, but he's gone 0-for-7 since being recalled.
— Melky Cabrera has cooled off a bit, going 6-for-33 over the course of his last nine games with just one extra-base hit in that span. Despite the mini-slump, Cabrera still owns the highest batting average among Jays regulars, hitting .310 with a .350 OBP and posting a .481 slugging mark through 44 games.
— The Blue Jays bullpen has often been in a state of flux this season, with the personnel changing often thanks to some injuries and poor performances. Esmil Rogers is one of the few mainstays in the pen, and he's been hot and cold all season. Rogers (who is probably best known by Red Sox fans as the pitcher who uncorked the fastball that broke Middlebrooks' wrist in 2012) has not been used in many high-leverage situations, often closing out lopsided contests or pitching in middle relief. He has just one hold in 15 appearances. Rogers has posted a 5.75 ERA in 20 1/3 innings, a number that has been whittled down from 7.16 thanks to two scoreless multi-inning appearances in his last two outings.
— The Jays will have to find another starting pitcher to fill out the rotation after Dustin McGowan was shifted back to the bullpen, a role in which he found success last season. McGowan was not very effective as a starter, posting a 5.08 ERA in eight starts and lasting five innings or less in five of those outings. A well-timed off day has allowed the Blue Jays to delay their decision on McGowan's replacement.
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This European initiative shall increase our understanding of how best to improve the health of people who are living in vulnerable and isolated situations across Europe.
The project targets specific vulnerable and isolated populations such as children and families from disadvantaged backgrounds; those living in rural/isolated areas; those with physical, mental and learning disabilities or poor mental health; the long-term unemployed; the inactive; the 'in-work poor'; older people; victims of domestic violence and intimate partner violence; people with unstable housing situations (the homeless); and prisoners.
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There is substantial evidence demonstrating that LGBTI people experience significant health inequalities that have impact on their health outcomes. LGBTI people continue to experience stigma and discrimination combined with social isolation and limited understanding of their lives by others, leading to significant barriers in terms of accessing health and social care services. These experiences can translate into a risk of alcohol abuse, depression, suicide and self‐harm, violence, substance misuse and HIV infection. Depression, anxiety, alcohol and substance misuse are at least 1.5 more common in LGBTI people, with lesbian and bisexual women at particular risk of alcohol abuse.
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Would be adorable if it did that. I'm hoping that if it does evolve it'll upgrade from a sheet to a box or something made of cardboard.
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no. what bothers me is that i havent played that game since i got all the way to .. the 2nd winter? the season before "grampa's ghost" is suppose to appear. i havent played it since i'm unsure if that's the end of the game, or if i'll get to continue after that.
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i did the same thing to penny's room, just shoved the singing rock and the skeleton in there, while i have everything else in the spare room next to the nursery
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her story is a little sad, what with the living in a trailer with an alcoholic possibly abusive mother. that and her taking it upon herself to teach the kids because there are no schools in stardew valley is what attracted me to her, and made me want to give her a "Cinderella" type happy ending sorry to see that, but at least she's a good character if you can see yourself in her
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That last part, ha never thought of it like that I can see why that would suck, and I'm saying that as someone could probably do the same thing.
#69 - orangelightning (06/16/2016) [-]
Who could
#37 - psychoknot (06/16/2016) [-]
"Anything but video games and memes is boring"
What are you, 12?
#34 - anonassassin (06/16/2016) [-]
nah, one of my best mates is a girl that plays vidja and I never developed a crush on her. You just met some thirsty guys. Although I get where you're coming from since my other friend falls into that "oh shit she likes the same things I do" trap a lot.
#14 - Nahyon (06/15/2016) [-]
>people who don't share my interests are boring
I mean i get you, i have the same issue and probably TONS of people in our "scene" too. But ye, as a girl that is into video gaemz it is quite easy to get a long with guys since most of them are into that but girls ... I mean there are A LOT out there, I knew quite a lot who I play with and what so ever but I couldn't judge guys getting immediately interest in a girl that plays video games, it's the same case you describe, a person is 500 times more interesting with common interests. i mean at some point your BF is just like one of those guys that happens to be your BF now.
Unfortunately there's a lower ratio to girls and boys playing video games so every guys that has a chance to get a gaming gf would probably fucking kill to get one.
>you can't be my GF ? well k good bye
Opposite sex friendships, eh ....
#17 - anon (06/15/2016) [-]
Im with you bro.
Always hear the line "all the good guys are taken", get sick of it, I go out of my way to avoid chicks and avoid all their petty boring dramas. Rather hang out with the bros then the hoes.
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talking about memes IRL. KYS faggot.
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I know those feels.
I have no idea what they do all day, they don't play video games and they don't read books. So I ask what they do do and it's always 'watch TV, go out and shop'. It's so fucking boring.
Then it's the same situation with dudes, they always want to date you and aren't interested in being friends. So the only friend I actually have is my bf.
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Hôtel de la Bretonnerie, Paris
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- Hotel de Ville (0.2 mi / 0.3 km)
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- Picasso Museum (0.4 mi / 0.7 km)
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- Free cribs/infant beds
- Private bathroom
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Hôtel de la Bretonnerie, Paris
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- This hotel has 29 rooms
- This hotel is arranged over 4 floors
- Check-in time starts at 3 PM
- Check-out time is noon
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- Minimum check-in age is 18
Travelling with others
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- Smoke-free property
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- Buffet breakfast daily (surcharge)
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This is Paris. Super charming, yet not extremely clean, very tight, oldish and not nearly renovated for decades. However the location cracks it all and it is well worth the price, just for that. Ideal if you're traveling alone and light...
To put things into perspective: this is Paris. Central Paris. 95% of the buildings are old and most apartments (and hotels) are tiny. Having said those things, Hôtel de la Bretonnerie is a decent establishment with lovely staff. The location is great, less than 15mins walk from the Notre Dame, in a lively, safe neighborhood with many cafes and restaurants. The room was small but good enough for a short stay (we stayed there one night) with a nice renovated bathroom and a decent bed. The hotel is not value for money. I consider the price on the expensive side for what the hotel offers but again: this is Paris. The one thing I didn't like was when they gave me the keys to go leave my luggage in the baggagerie on my own. If the let me I am sure they do the same with other people so who guarantees the safety of our luggage? I think I would look for another hotel next time but overall I found the hotel acceptable.
Pros: The staff was nice, helpful, and they all spoke English very well. The hotel is well located. Cons: The hotel is in disrepair. Tiny, slow lift. The room was much smaller than one would think from the photos. There was only one available AC outlet, which was poorly located. The bed was old and uncomfortable. The "closet" was tiny, and dirty/dusty. The carpets were worn. There was no shower. There was a hot water issue, and the hotel was very apologetic about the matter. The breakfast was a "C". There was a billing issue at check-out, and again the hotel was very apologetic, although I ended up paying an extra fee to the taxi for the delay. Bottom line, good location, nice staff, hotel needs renovation.
Hotel was charming, and the staff was very friendly and helpful. All we met spoke English very well and the first staff member we met when checking in was super helpful, told us the history of the neighborhood. We will definitely stay here again
Location and rooms good but didn't find staff friendly or helpful.
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Priding itself in creating excellent cocktails and providing a friendly club atmosphere with impressive DJ line up to ensure a fantastic night. By combining a stylish cocktail bar, elegant VIP area and lively basement level Club49 offers guests a range of atmospheres to cater to any mood.
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Yachting Australia has released the findings of a research report into the perceptions of sailing in Australia.
Developed over six months the report will shape future Yachting Australia and yacht club programs to increase membership and participation. Funding for the research project was provided by the Australian Sports Commission (ASC) and was conducted between September and November last year and involved a quantitative survey sent to nearly 30,000 people, including club members, a series of focus group meetings, primarily with people not currently in the sport, and workshops with key stakeholders including Yachting Australia and the BIA.
In releasing the report Yachting Australia CEO Phil Jones said that the information will be used to shape a number of future programs and initiatives.
'In working with the ASC on the Participation initiatives in our Strategic Plan, we jointly identified the lack of solid data and evidence into the levels of participation in sailing, and what the drivers and barriers were to increasing it,' he said.
'Whilst there are plenty of opinions in the sailing community, we really needed solid and objective information about what club members and the Australian public think of our sport.
'Thanks to the Australian Sports Commission, and gemba's report, we now have the basis for shaping future Yachting Australia programs, and for clubs to use in their own initiatives,' said Jones.
The project was managed by Yachting Australia Sport Development Director, Ross Kilborn, and Participation Manager Daisy Brooke.
With the report now available online, Yachting Australia's priority now is working with the State and Territory Associations (MYA's) to support them in communicating the insights in the report to the officials, and members, of the 390 clubs around Australia.
'There are no big surprises to what many people would have guessed, but there are lots of insights and identified priorities that will enable us to be much more effective in growing participation,' said Kilborn.
'The report identifies the roll out of a national junior program, targeting seven year olds as our highest priority, closely followed by the development of an entry brand and program to improve communication with all Australians.
'Both of these have existing funding from the Australian Sports Commission for delivery over the next two and a half years,' he said.
The top six insights in the Report Summary are:
- Australians generally have a low rate of both participation in, and passion for, sailing (we rank 34th and 37th respectively amongst all sports)
- Sailing is perceived as an 'exclusive' sport while not being seen as very 'accessible'. Yacht Clubs are generally not welcoming, and are for older people only
- On average, the starting age of sailing is much higher than other sports with established junior programs
- Primary and Secondary school age children, and young families have the highest interest in participating in sailing in the future
- Relaxation is consistently the most important reason for participation in sailing among both current sailors and those interested in sailing. New participants are interested in a social, relaxed activity rather than competition, the later tending to be more important to current club members.
- The main barrier for future participation is the perceived cost of sailing. Boat ownership, maintenance, storage costs, and annual membership payment, are expensive, especially for a family.
The key considerations for clubs arising from the research and report are:
- Improve the image of Clubs – make them more welcoming and inclusive
- Help reduce the entry costs – providing club boats and promote crewing opportunities
- Help reduce the initial commitment – for example introductory, flexible, and concessional membership
- Increase the emphasis on relaxed social racing - rather than just competition. Engage new participants in club social and networking activities.
- Reduce the time commitment – Consumers want shorter forms of sailing activities
- Improve the information and communication – Consumers often don't know where to go & whom to ask for information in a yacht club. Make sure the entry and retention pathways are clear
And the big positive messages that should always highlight above other considerations are the key attributes of the sport – sailing is adventurous, responsible, friendly and fun.
That's well known to those in the sailing community and hopefully many more Australians will experience this in the future.
The report can be found at: http://www.yachting.org.au/?ID=54827.
The report was developed by leading sports and entertainment consultancy firm gemba.
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Bumper action on Day 1 of Louis Vuitton America's Cup World Series
Feedback from teams put this down to a tight start line, tidal influence and the constantly shifting breeze to the right
Feedback from all of the teams put this down to a tight start line, tidal influence and the constantly shifting breeze to the right resulting in 'bumper car' action that kept spectators on their toes, wondering what was going to happen next.
Posted today at 5:18 pm
ORC World Championship 2016 – Final race action shots by Max Ranchi
Photographer Max Ranchi has provided this gallery of images from final race
Photographer Max Ranchi has provided this gallery of images from final race
Posted today at 4:27 pm
Last call! Counting down to a good time! - Register today
We are a week away from the start of the inaugural Camden Classics Cup and busy confirming numbers with our caterers
We are a week away from the start of the inaugural Camden Classics Cup and busy confirming numbers with our caterers and libation suppliers. Meanwhile, the race committee is finalizing courses for a variety of possible conditions and making offerings to the weather deities. It is going to be a great time.
Posted today at 10:41 am
Governor's Cup – Tough fight on Day 3
Racing began at noon with lighter winds and warmer weather with temperatures in the high 80's.
2016 Governor's Cup - Racing began at noon with lighter winds and warmer weather with temperatures in the high 80's. As the day went on, there were big swells. There was a warning that life guards were tracking a ten foot Great White Shark in the vicinity of the weather mark. However, it was not seen again throughout the day.
Posted today at 5:34 am
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