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Looking into the Oscar crystal ball
Published: Friday, March 5, 2010 at 11:42 a.m.
Last Modified: Friday, March 5, 2010 at 11:42 a.m.
The most intriguing Oscar category Sunday will be for best director. It's the first time ex-spouses (James Cameron for "Avatar" and Kathryn Bigelow for "The Hurt Locker") are competing. It could be the first time a woman (Bigelow) or (PERCENT)an African American (Lee Daniels for "Precious") wins. But most (PERCENT)unpredictable is best picture, with its expanded field of nominees. USA TODAY's Claudia Puig assesses the key categories.
Best picture
The Hurt Locker should win and will win.
This little Iraq war film has won an increasing number of awards, including the Producers Guild Award for best picture, historically a strong predictor of Oscar gold, and top prizes from critics' groups.
It faces its toughest competition from Avatar and Quentin Tarantino's cleverly re-imagined World War II tale Inglourious Basterds. Both have won significant awards from industry groups and critics.
Up in the Air, a witty and superbly acted tale of corporate downsizing, is a serious contender, as well, but was not as universally admired as the main trio of contenders.
Precious: Based on the Novel 'Push' by Sapphire, while a deeply moving story of a young girl's rise above her horrific surroundings, was disturbing in its harsh, violent content and therefore may not be as widely embraced for best picture.
An Education, about a high school girl in '60s Britain seduced by an older man, may be seen as lighter fare and less of a contender.
Ditto, ironically, for the darkly funny A Serious Man, directed and written by Joel and Ethan Coen. While seen as their most personal work to date, Serious Man likely will be an also-ran, since the filmmaking brothers were honored two years ago as directors, as was their film No Country for Old Men, which won best picture in 2008. The academy traditionally likes to spread the gold.
Up, the animated tale of an adventurous old man and a young Boy Scout, is nominated for animated picture and will likely take that honor. Least likely are the very original and ultra-low budget District 9, a South African sci-fi story of alien invasion, and the inspirational sleeper hit The Blind Side, about a moneyed white family that takes in a homeless black teen. For those long shots, just being nominated, as they say, is a win.
The Hurt Locker is simply one of the best war films ever made.
Best director
Kathryn Bigelow, director of The Hurt Locker should win and will win.
She won the Directors Guild award, which is a near-perfect barometer of the Oscar win. (Only six times in the history of the DGA Awards has that winner not won the Academy Award.) Hollywood deeply admires her film about a trio of Iraq war soldiers trained to dismantle bombs, and there is strong sentiment to make her the first woman to win the award.
It will be a close contest between Bigelow and her ex-husband, James Cameron, whose direction of Avatar included the invention of new technology in a movie that is widely regarded as both a dazzling feat of filmmaking and an important industry game-changer. But Cameron's movie is overlong and hampered by unoriginal storytelling.
Among the other nominees: Quentin Tarantino (Inglourious Basterds) could win if Bigelow and Cameron split the vote, but that is unlikely. Even less likely is Lee Daniels (Precious) or Jason Reitman (Up in the Air).
But Bigelow's direction is flawless. She fashioned a film that is taut, fascinating and emotional.
Best actor
Colin Firth, from A Single Man should win!
Jeff Bridges, from Crazy Heart will win!
Bridges' has-been, alcoholic country singer, Bad Blake, has drawn nearly universal praise, and the actor has collected a wide array of awards: Golden Globe, Screen Actors Guild and many critics' groups. He's respected and well-liked by the academy, and there is a strong sense that he's due after three decades of memorable performances.
The emotionally rich Single Man hinges on Firth's subtle performance as a college professor coping with the sudden death of his longtime partner. His smallest gestures palpably convey his overwhelming grief. While Bridges is a superb actor, the character he plays felt familiar. Firth's bereft academic is someone we have not seen on the screen before, and his stirring portrayal is impeccable.
Best actress
Meryl Streep of Julie and Julia should win, but Sandra Bullock from The Blind Side will win.
Bullock won a Golden Globe for her comic portrayal in The Proposal, but more important, she won the Screen Actors Guild award for her portrayal of real-life Memphis matron Leigh Anne Tuohy. The guild membership is the largest group within the academy, so that win, over the formidable Meryl Streep, speaks volumes.
Bullock called her SAG win a "fluke" and has been charmingly humble during awards season - and with good reason after making the universally despised, Golden Raspberry nominee All About Steve last year. Still, she's a likable actress who wowed audiences in The Blind Side, proving she is capable of more than the romantic comedies she tends to make. Plus, the academy loves winners, and The Blind Side was a sleeper box-office hit.
Streep played Julia Child with pitch-perfect brio. Though the actress has been nominated 16 times and won twice (best supporting actress for Kramer vs. Kramer and best actress for Sophie's Choice), it has been 27 years since she won. And she nailed Child's loping gait, voluble enthusiasm and distinctive voice without ever resorting to caricature.
Best supporting actor
Christoph Waltz of Inglourious Basterds should win and will win.
The Screen Actors Guild, Hollywood Foreign Press Association and nearly all of the country's critics' groups have honored the Austrian-born Waltz for his enthralling portrayal of a charming, ultra-malevolent and multilingual Nazi official. A working actor for three decades, Waltz put it best when he asked and answered his own question at the SAG Awards: "What's it like, after 30 years, to be an overnight sensation? It's fantastic!" Waltz's performance is the kind of star-making turn the Oscars were made to honor.
There could be a sentimental feeling about honoring the estimable veteran Christopher Plummer, who turned 80 in December and received his first Oscar nomination for his role as Leo Tolstoy in The Last Station. Matt Damon, nominated for his portrayal of a South African rugby player in Invictus, had a good year with that and his starring role in The Informant!, but is not likely to win. Neither is Woody Harrelson as a soldier who must break tragic news to loved ones in The Messenger. And Stanley Tucci was certifiably creepy as a psychopath in The Lovely Bones, but the movie was not embraced.
Supporting actress
Mo'Nique from Precious should win and will win.
Like Waltz, Mo'Nique was as frighteningly awful a character as can be imagined. She played the cruelly abusive and narcissistic mother of a teenage lost soul, one of the worst parents ever portrayed on screen. She has swept all the awards this season, and her Oscar win seems like a foregone conclusion. Mo'Nique's performance was deeply disturbing, gritty, operatic and haunting, all at the same time.
Her worthy opponents from Up in the Air, Vera Farmiga and Anna Kendrick, may cancel each other out, and Penelope Cruz, nominated for Nine, won last year for Vicky Cristina Barcelona. The final nominee, Maggie Gyllenhaal, is a surprise and a long shot.
Original screenplay
"The Hurt Locker" should win and Will win.
This Iraq war drama written by Mark Boal skillfully blends suspense, action and poignancy. The dialogue - of the soldiers and local Iraqis - is convincing and is a large part of why this war film gets so deeply under the skin. But there is stiff competition from the whimsy of Up, the quirky origi nality of Inglourious Basterds and the eccentric A Serious Man. It would be wonderful, though unlikely, to see Hurt Locker and The Messenger (about veterans of the war in Afghanistan) tie in this category. They seem like companion pieces in their unconventional depiction of what it means to be a soldier.
Adapted screenplay
Up in the Air should win and will win.
Jason Reitman and Sheldon Turner improved upon Walter Kirn's book about corporate downsizing, blending breezy and sharp dialogue with a dark and incisive satire that resonates powerfully, capturing the nation's mood and anxieties. It is at once funny, sensitive to our contemporary times and emotionally powerful. While the rapid-fire British satire In the Loop is clever and witty, the timeliness of Up in the Air's subject - unemployment - and its blend of romance, humor and social commentary are likely to draw the most academy votes. Though Nick Hornby's nimble dialogue and multifaceted character development in An Education is top-notch, and Precious has some devastating scenes, they are not likely winners. Even less so is District 9, despite its clever faux documentary patter.
Best animated feature
"Up" should win and will win.
While Disney had a great year with its return to traditional animation in The Princess and the Frog, this computer-animated Pixar offering was the best-reviewed movie of the year and has undeniably the widest appeal of all the strong contenders. The characters and dialogue were memorable, poignant and humorous, and the film boasts the most eloquent wordless montage ever put on film.
Best foreign language film
"The White Ribbon" should win and will win.
Germany's entry, directed by Michael Hanecke, won the Golden Globe and many critics' groups awards. It is a grim story of pre-World War I Germany that is gorgeously shot and haunting. Most of the other nominated films have an undercurrent of bleakness - Israel's Ajami is about racism, revenge killings and drug trafficking; Argentina's El Secreto de Sus Ojos centers on an investigation of a brutal rape and murder; Peru's The Milk of Sorrow is about disease, death and rape; France's The Prophet, set mostly inside a prison, deals with gangs and organized crime. Ribbon, filmed in stark black and white, is a visually stunning allegory that explores an important subject: the rise of fascism in Germany.
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With Parker Robbins on the trail of the Infinity Gems, the remnants of the Illuminati re-unite to discuss what they should do with the remaining few. Meanwhile the Red Hulk enlists the help of the Avengers after getting a severe beat down. Remember when he was knocking Thor around single-handed? No, me neither.
In fairness, this issue of Avengers is a bit of a step up from Bendisâ recent attempts at sweeping, action-blockbuster, being centered largely on the character interactions of the Illuminati, who finally stand revealed to their fellow heroes. The idea of the Illuminati is one of Bendisâ more intriguing ones, and itâs good to see it getting a little page time after largely disappearing post-Secret Invasion.
Although Bendis is always best when writing dialogue, this issue demonstrates just how much of a purpose that can serve as a technique. When characters stop talking, it forces readers to take notice. The tension between the Illuminati members in their first meeting since the group formally âdissolvedâ is palpable, and the sparse discussions give a good sense of characters who are distracted by their checkered history together.
Itâs just a shame that not every member of the cast could be as well-employed as the Illuminati. Spider-woman, unfortunately, is still fulfilling all the functional requirements of nice wallpaper and little else. Admittedly, the character has had a lot of exposure under Bendisâ pen, but the fact that sheâs here and barely doing anything is almost worse than if the Avengers had been an exclusively male team in the first place. Give her something to do or free her up for other writers!
As ever, Romitaâs work makes the issue look effortlessly enjoyable. In particular, the fight between Robbins and the Red Hulk was a true comic book punch-out, and proof if any were needed that sometimes, Bendis knows when to be quiet, letting the fight play out wordlessly over the space of several pages. Few writers would be confident or smart enough to relinquish control to that much space to the storytelling capabilities of their artist, but Bendis should be applauded for recognizing the right thing to do when youâre working with John Romita.
Generally speaking, the Avengers has been great since its relaunch, but itâs good to see Bendis doing a bit more of the character material he does well, rather than his impression of an âactionâ book. The final issue cliffhanger promises that the next issue might well follow the character-centric approach, so itâs one that Avengers readers should be able to look forward to without concern.

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Sega of America said overnight that it's not heading to the US either.
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Turkey's out of the picture, but Spain is ready for its close-up
EURO 2008 COVERAGECheck Page 2 each weekday during Euro 2008 for a tournament diary by David Hirshey and Roger Bennett. Previous entries
June 6: Tourney preview
June 9: Rough weekend for Switzerland
June 10: Down goes Italy
June 11: Villa, Spain flying high
June 12: Big Portugal news
June 13: Croatia shocker
June 16: Turkey stuffs Czechs
June 17: Germans march on
June 18: French fried
June 19: Playing quarters
June 20: Spoiler alert!
June 23: Semi-tough
June 25: Miracle on grass?
• Soccernet Euro 2008 index
Sunday's final on ABC:
Germany vs. Spain, 2:30 ET
(Replay available afterward on ESPN360.com in both English
and Spanish.)
It certainly did -- but instead of knocking out Germany, it knocked out the television feed.Perhaps it's just as well we didn't get to see the magic carpet ride end for the Turks. The cruel nature of their exit was too much to bear.
It would have been one thing if, as everyone predicted, they had been blown out by the Germans, their threadbare 14-man squad crushed beneath the relentless Teutonic power of the Euro favorites. But for the Turks to play the first half with all the skill and grit that they had previously reserved for stoppage-time heroics, for them to lay siege to the stout German defense as if it were Switzerland, for them to fill us with hope and joy for 89 minutes and 40 seconds and then get kicked in the face when we weren't looking -- well, that is the kind of twisted cosmic joke that only happens in an M. Night Shyamalan film. (And no one watches those either.)
Was Wednesday's game some kind of karmic payback for the Turks' thrilling high-wire act over their past three games, when they teetered close to Euro death but never fell? Did the Soccer Gods finally have enough and say, "Look, we can't have the Turks winning four games in a row by coming from behind in the last minute or on penalty kicks. How about we let them score first and see what happens?"
That, of course, is only one of the terrible ironies. Turkey didn't know how to hold a lead because it had been in front for only nine of the 400-plus minutes it had played at Euro 2008. You almost wonder if Germany gifted the Turks that first goal after only 22 minutes just to rattle them and throw them off their cliff-hanger game plan. How else to explain the comical bobbling and flailing ineptness of the German goalkeeper, Jens Lehmann, as he fell backward with the ball over his line? OK, so it's Lehmann, but you'd still think a guy who has played nearly 60 times for his country could handle Ugur Boral's scuffed shot that had all the power of a third-grade kickball attempt.
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Inspired by Roger Federer's Wimbledon couture, Bastian Schweinsteiger summoned the finest German tailors to conjure up this designer look.
For the first time in this tournament, a hint of doubt seemed to cross Turkey coach Fatih Terim's face, as his players tried to figure out what had just happened. Did Germany just come from behind to tie the score? Wait, isn't that what we're supposed to do?
No one was more dazed and confused than goalkeeper Rustu Recber, who was the hero of Turkey's heart-stopping win over Croatia. Recber had so little to do in the first half -- Schweinsteiger's goal was the only German shot on target! -- that perhaps his mind was on a Bosphorus beach when he came off his line to collect a seemingly innocuous cross in the 79th minute. Imagine his surprise when he got there to find German striker Miroslav Klose heading the ball powerfully into his empty net.
So Turkey was now behind again, a position it revels in. Anybody remember when Croatia scored in the 119th minute against Turkey, and all hope was seemingly lost? Cue Semih Senturk, whose 120th-minute equalizer is already embedded in Turkish folklore.
With Lehmann once again slow to react, Senturk struck in the 86th minute, ghosting in behind the defense to get his outstretched boot on the ball just ahead of the German goalkeeper. Now it was 2-2, and the Turks celebrated with all the manic glee that the Croatians did when they thought their game against Turkey was over.
Had the Turks forgotten who they were playing?
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The second Philip Lahm's goal went in, it was time to rethink the use of the permanent marker.
Lahm had the last word in his duel with Richards, however, swerving inside the Turkish winger to work a textbook give-and-go with his teammate Thomas Hitzlsperger that put him through on goal. Neither Recber nor anyone who believes in Turkish miracles was ready for what happened next. With 30 seconds left on the clock, Lahm lashed the ball high into the goal, and the TV feed cut out again. Imagine how maddening it must have been for the millions of German fans when the picture went dead. Suddenly, the Germans had their own Heidi Game -- and one of their own wrote the "Heidi" book.
While all of us were riveted by shots of the fanzone in Basel, the clock ticked down. There was no time for another stirring comeback. The world found out how many games of their lives the Turks had in them.
Sadly, it was only three.
It's always perilous to read too much into a team's first match in a three-week knockout tournament. Especially when that team is Spain, which always starts impressively and then traditionally takes a siesta.
So what are we to take away from Spain's 4-1 facial of Russia in their opening-round game?
Well, if you're Russian coach Guus Hiddink, you were left wondering two things: 1) What if your strikers had actually deposited a few of their early chances in the net instead of in Row Z? 2) What difference would Andrei Arshavin have made in the game had he not been suspended?
Hiddink is the Tony La Russa of soccer coaches, a tactical genius who is not above a mind game or two to give his team an edge -- like when he suggested ahead of the Sweden game that even though Arshavin was eligible to play, he might leave him out of the lineup because he wasn't match-fit. Psych!
In little more than two years, the Golden Guus (who has led his native Holland and South Korea to the World Cup semifinals) has transformed a bunch of hard-tackling, hard-running Russians -- whose names were known to few outside Moscow and St. Petersburg -- into a team on the brink of winning Euro. If he pulls that off, Hiddink's popularity will be rivaled only by Vladimir Putin and Maria Sharapova's dog, Dolce.
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Euro 2008 has been an electric cavalcade of passion, skill and twists. Andrei Arshavin is overwhelmed by it all.
Still, even Hiddink would concede that, for all their stamina, the Russians do not possess the technical gifts of Spain. Arshavin and his main target man Roman Pavlyuchenko are a formidable duo, but can they terrify defenses like the quicksilver movements of David Villa and Fernando Torres? And for all their ability to close down opponents quickly in midfield, the Russians will surely recall how effortlessly Spain shredded them with slick passing the first time around.
It is only when Hiddink thinks of Spain's rear guard that he can take (slight) comfort. In their first meeting, Russia didn't have anyone to exploit Spain's shaky Carlos connection -- central defenders Carlos Puyol and Carlos Marchena -- but with Arshavin back in the lineup, Russia does now. In the two games since the 27-year-old dervish returned to the team, Russia has morphed into a counterattacking juggernaut every bit as lethal as Spain.
Pavlyuchenko, whom Hiddink reportedly told to lose weight and lay off the Bellinis before the tournament, has become a force upfront, now that he's feasting on a steady helping of Arshavin's assists. Unlike Italy, which was content to hide behind its fortress of eight bodies in the box, Russia will come at Spain, making for a wide-open, free-flowing game. It's just the kind of match that should bring out the best in Spain's stylish midfielder Cesc Fabregas -- that is, if crusty coach Luis Aragones decides to start him.
Arguably Spain's biggest impact player next to Villa, Fabregas hasn't been able to break into the lineup because Aragones feels his talents are redundant with Spain's other midfield ball artists. But after his masterful performance against Italy, when the 21-year-old Arsenal star was not just his team's most ambitious attacker but also its coolest, Aragones would be loco to keep him on the bench. After all, it was Fabregas who shrugged off the weight of his country's history and expectations to deliver the decisive penalty kick that put Spain in the semifinals of a major tournament for the first time since 1984.
How can anyone who saw him grinning at the bottom of Spain's celebratory dog-pile be immune to the Joy of Cesc?
David Hirshey is the executive editor of HarperCollins Publishers. He has been covering soccer for 30 years and played himself (almost convincingly) in the soccer documentary "Once In A Lifetime." Roger Bennett lives in New York but still is scarred by this. Hirshey and Bennett are at work on the forthcoming "ESPN's Ultimate World Cup Guide." The two will be writing about Euro 2008 Monday through Friday on Page 2, unless their astrologer tells them not to.


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Welcome to Rounding the Bases, a weekly column where writers Ryan Topp and Steve Garczynski participate in a discussion on one baseball topic. You can follow @RyanTopp and @SteveGarczynski on Twitter.
Steve Garczynski:
Rickie Weeks is struggling at the plate, John Axford can't get back on track out of the bullpen, and the Brewers remain below .500. It sounds depressing, but there have been a few bright spots. Carlos Gomez has improved on his breakout from a season ago, and Jean Segura has been a game changer in the field, on the bases and especially at the plate, so it's a positive sign that the front office already approached him about an extension.
Fox Sports' Ken Rosenthal says Doug Melvin and Co. made Segura an offer about a month ago, though the details of the offer weren't released. Segura's agent, Joe Klein, seems to be slow playing at the moment, saying that it's difficult to gauge his long-term value and figure out the appropriate numbers for a deal.
I really hope that's just a negotiating tactic because the Brewers have worked out pre-arbitration extensions with Ryan Braun and Jonathan Lucroy, and teams like Tampa Bay have also been doing this for a number of seasons. There is definitely a road map, and since the Brewers made an offer, it's pretty much up to Segura whether or not he wants to make a deal.
But first, Ryan, what would a deal look like for Segura? He has less than a year of service time, so this isn't some monster free agency offer.
Ryan Topp:
First, let's set up some parameters here. MLB's basic salary structure for players is you have to put in two to three full years before being eligible for salary arbitration and six nearly full seasons before becoming a free agent. In Segura's case, this means he won't qualify for arbitration until after 2015 or be eligible for free agency until after the 2018 season. Until arby, he is totally at the mercy of the team deciding to give him anything more than the big league minimum, something right around $500K at the moment. Starting in 2015, that number will start to rise, how drastically it does that depending on how productive he is in the interim.
This situation gives teams a lot of leverage, and in recent years they have started to exploit it much more frequently. The Brewers have done it with Braun and Lucroy as you noted. Getting control of a year or more of a young player's free agency time can be something of a gamble, but it's also a tactic that has allowed teams like the Brewers and the Rays to control some of their best players a bit longer than they might otherwise have been capable. If a team can get the right player at the right price, these are the sorts of deals that can be franchise cornerstones for years to come.
On the players side, there is really only one reason to do deals like this: financial security. The common perception may be that all ballplayers are millionaires, but the reality is that they have to produce and then wait a while before they can truly cash in most of the time. If a players is still multiple years of productive play away from big guaranteed money, the offer of "set for life" cash is often too much to turn down. Especially since these deals typically only run to around to the end of the players 20's, where another (often bigger deal) awaits those that make it that far.
To me, there just isn't any reason to give Segura the security of guaranteed long term money right now without getting back both savings and some ability to control him past the normal 6 years. The best way to get control while minimizing risk is to try and do what the Rays do so often and get multiple club option years on the end. I could see something like a six year deal (2014 to 2019) worth 25-30 million and a club option or two worth perhaps an average of 10 million per year at least getting both sides talking. That sort of deal gives the Brewers a young budding star locked up through most of his prime while giving Segura set-for-life money and still leaving him young enough at the end to cash in again. What do you think, does that make sense, Steve?
Steve Garczynski:
Obviously, your deal kind of shows that Segura's agent is full of crap by saying that there isn't a road map for the deal. You outlined a deal that is increasingly familiar to MLB fans since large and small markets are making these types of deals to lock up young potential stars.
Your deal is similar to the seven year, $41 million deal that Anthony Rizzo just signed with the Cubs, and not in the range of the $60 million contract that Starlin Castro signed. That should be doable in Milwaukee.
It makes sense for the Brewers to make this kind of deal with Segura because 1) Good shortstops are hard to find. Segura was a very good prospect and has the pedigree that its worth locking him up with a short MLB track record, 2) Milwaukee needs cost certainty. The Brewers front office will have a budget with enough locked in money that they can make better off season decisions, and 3) It's the opportunity to build another window. Combined with Lucroy and Braun's extension, there is another core to build around.
That isn't to say that there is no risk involved for the Brewers. Keith Law noted recently that Segura did struggle with injuries in the minors which prevented him from a higher prospect rating. There is also the Bill Hall possibility, where Segura's production severely declines. This is where you have to trust his prospect ranking (Hall wasn't a prospect) as a signal that his early season success is sustainable.
Am I missing any other scenarios that the could bite the Brewers?
Ryan Topp:
Injury and performance slips are concerns, of course, but teams have to take some risks to win. Given that the payroll seems destined to climb into the 100 million range, and any contract with Segura would probably guarantee less that 10 million annually even at it's peak, the risk is at least manageable.
Going back to your earlier point about his agent, I have to think that the Brewers offer before the season was considerably lower than the one I laid out. Probably more in line with the one that Lucroy got before the 2012 season started, which was for five years and 11 million total. I can see why an agent would turn that sort of offer down at this point, and Segura has certainly raised the expectation bar over the first six-plus weeks of the season to the point where more money is certainly in order.
It may well be that the Brewers simply don't have a long enough track record with Segura right now to offer him the sort of contract that would be acceptable to him. The Brewers had close to three years with Braun and almost five years with Lucroy as employees when they made those deals, and Segura hasn't even been with the club 10 months yet. We also don't really know how much Segura and his agent want for him right now. Playing as well as he currently is, the price has certainly risen since the start of the season.
While it's becoming more and more common for players to do deals like this, the reward for those that get to free agency as quickly as possible with a high level of performance has never been better than now. It is hard to blame someone for exercising their right to try and get top dollar for their talents when those talents are so handsomely rewarded on the open market these days. If there is a number out there that both sides can agree on, it's going to be manageable for the team while also giving Segura the security of knowing he's set for life. It's that sort of win-win situation that is driving so many guys to do deals like this and I'm not going to be surprised if Segura gets one of his very own before too long.
Steve Garczynski:
I'd say that it's a pretty solid bet that the two side agree on a seven year extension before the end of the season. The Brewers get to lock up a young player, buying out an extra year or two of free agency, and Segura is set with a multimillion dollar contract. The injury risk for a player up the middle is too high, and free agency is still too far off for a player that young to reject at least $30 million, and that would be a minimum
The Brewers put together a core in the early 2000's and we've watched them reach the end of their time in Milwaukee. It's time for the front office to build a younger product on the field and that should start with a player like Jean Segura.


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Alger Hiss, Divisive Icon of the Cold War, Dies at 92
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''You can tell Mr. Alger Hiss that the heavy weight can be lifted from his heart,'' General Volkogonov said, responding to a request for information from Mr. Hiss and his supporters, who say a half-dozen other Russian archivists have told them they, too, found no evidence that Mr. Hiss was a spy.
But when American historians questioned whether General Volkogonov's certainty was realistic, given the voluminousness and complexity of the Soviet archives, he conceded that he could not rule out the possibility that some records had been overlooked or even destroyed.
In 1993, Maria Schmidt, a Hungarian historian doing research on the Hungarian secret police, said she had discovered a stack of documents among the restricted files of the Interior Ministry in Budapest that seemed to implicate Mr. Hiss as a Communist spy.
The documents included statements by Noel H. Field, who had worked with Mr. Hiss at the State Department in the 1930's while spying for the Soviet Union. Mr. Field, who later fled to Hungary and was imprisoned, had told the secret police that Mr. Hiss had tried to recruit him as a spy.
Mr. Hiss's detractors pronounced the Hungarian papers the smoking gun that finally validated their view and closed the case. But his supporters cited evidence that Mr. Field's statements had been coerced.
Then earlier this year, the National Security Agency released a collection of newly declassified documents, including an intercepted message sent by a Soviet spy in Washington to Moscow in 1945, identifying a high-level State Department official present at Yalta as an agent, code-named Ales.
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Once again, Mr. Hiss's detractors said the document was new proof that he had been a spy. Mr. Hiss released a statement denying he was Ales. Yes, he had spent a night in Moscow after Yalta, but he said he had gone there mainly to see the subway system.
By the time he died, Mr. Hiss had outlived most of the people in the case. His first wife had died in 1984. In addition to their son, Tony, of Manhattan, Mr. Hiss is survived by his second wife, Isabel Johnson of Manhattan; a stepson, Dr. Timothy Hobson of San Francisco, and a grandson. .
In addition to several dozen books, the case inspired a documentary film, a television mini-series and at least one play. A novel based on the case was published earlier this year. A new biography of Whittaker Chambers and a new edition of Mr. Weinstein's book are due out in 1997.
Looking back, those who believe that Mr. Hiss was not guilty insisted he would never have accepted their support all those years had he not been telling the truth. In his long insistence, they found final proof. They said he had lived his life like an innocent man.
As for those who believe him guilty, some said they had long ago given up their hope that he would come clean. As William F. Buckley Jr., the founder of National Review, who viewed Whittaker Chambers as a moral hero and never doubted Hiss's guilt, put it recently: ''It's probably understandable that he would feel that he had let too many people down.''
Photos: Alger Hiss, a chief organizer of the founding conference of the United Nations, greets Harry S. Truman in April 1945 after the President spoke to delegates in San Francisco. (Charles Williams/Harry S. Truman Library); In an episode that came to define the Alger Hiss case, Whittaker Chambers, at right in 1948 (Bruce Hortel), gave Federal agents the so-called pumpkin papers: two strips of developed film and three rolls of undeveloped film containing State and Navy Department documents, concealed in a hollowed-out pumpkin. Representative Richard M. Nixon, a member of the House Un-American Activities Committee, examined the film with the committee's chief investigator, Robert Stripling, above. (Associated Press); Handcuffed, he was led to the detention center on West Street on March 22, 1951. (UPI/Bettmann Photos); Alger Hiss left the Federal courthouse with his wife, Priscilla, on June 23, 1949. (Associated Press, 1949)(pg. 31); Alger Hiss denied spy accusations in appearances before the House Un-American Activities Committee (right, in 1948)(Harris Ewing), in two trials that mesmerized the public, and for the rest of his life. (The New York Times, 1992)(pg. 1)


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Once again, poor shooting combined with poor defense.
As Carlino goes, so goes the team. I know this kid has it in him to be great. What is the matter? Is he a head case?
Bright spots-- Haws and Sharpe. Haws really was the only offense in the second half. I really don't think Davies' foul trouble made that much of a difference. He wasn't that effective when he was in (except at the very start).
Decent teams shoot a high percentage against us because our defense is poor, especially Zylstra.
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Memo to Coach Rose; it makes no sense to sit Davies down with two fouls, keep
him in the game and tell him, "Brandon, if you foul out you don't play
anymore in this game, can you understand that?" Davies has a bizarre knack,
since his freshman season, to commit really dumb, early fouls. He's now a
senior and he's still making the same early, dumb fouls. Is he a slow
learner, or can Rose not communicate with Davies or teach him to not do dumb
I think BYU will be mediocre until Tyler and his little brother, and Nick Emery are on the floor together. I give up on Davies, he is important to this team, but just gets into foul trouble and watches the rest of the game from the bench.
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The competition outside of the Rockies is just too tough for this group.
It's very telling when the leading scorer on the team has played the least of anyone else on the team in the past two years.
The rest of the group better man up!
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I hope this game sticks in the heads of the team and fans when we are getting
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Marriott Center in February. Our team is still not ready for prime time. Like
the football team, they just lack the desire to win and don't play smart.
Forget the fact we we don't match up athletically. Desire and focus can
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BYU had better bring its "A" Game the next time it wants to play in NYC.
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I was at this game, and it appeared to me that the guards are not carrying their weight. They seemed afraid to shoot the outside shot, and when they took the shots, they were badly off target. The outside game has to get better. Davies, who seems sullen, can't carry the team. Haws looked good. Free throw shooting was abysmal. Watching Florida State and St. Joseph in the next game was not only more entertaining, but both teams play at a higher level than BYU and Notre Dame. This is not likely to be an inspiring year.
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I'm sorry but this team is going to struggle this year and probably won't get to the NCAA tourney. They are not big enough - Sharp is not a power forward, Davies always gets in foul trouble, and neither Austin or Harward are yet major college players. Harward may be by his junior year. Haws is really a guard playing forward and our guards cannot shoot a lick,plus against good teams they turn the ball over. Those are the facts and Rose will perform magic to get them to 22wins and 3rd place again in WCC. But that won't get them in tourney.
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The guards look great against poor to average teams. Against decent teams they fold. BYU is a middle of the pack team in the WCC this year. I would be very surprised if they ended up in 3rd place.
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If Craig Cusick plays more than 5-7 minutes per game, BYU is in serious trouble. He is steady and doesn't make a lot of mistakes but he is short, slow and can't run. Once or twice per year Cusick hits 3-4 threes in a game. I cant believe that coach Rose has not prepared Raul Delgado to play. Raul is a decent athlete and should be getting a lot more minutes. Cusick is a NAIA caliber player.
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Climatic trends in the middle and high latitudes of the Northern Hemisphere
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Air temperature variations are studied in the territory of the middle and high latitudes of the Northern Hemisphere. Estimates of the intraregional homogeneity of current climate changes were used to carry out zoning by several criteria for the XX and early XXI centuries. Six zones with typical climate change were identified: the Pacific, Canadian, Atlantic, European, Siberian, and Far Eastern. A new approach is proposed to the description of possible regional and global climate changes in the Northern Hemisphere basing on a combination of "greenhouse" and "rotational" effects. It is shown that the data on variations in the angular velocity of the Earth's rotation can be used as a universal indicator of climate changes on the planet. The proposed approach made it possible to account for not only the growth in temperature caused by greenhouse gas emission, but also climate changes (in particular, the cooling of the 1940s–1970s). A concept is developed, allowing a new scenario of possible climate changes in the XXI century to be proposed.
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STORRS, Conn. -- A debate is brewing as to which of Connecticut's signature stars, Maya Moore or Tina Charles, most deserves national player of the year honors. As Saturday night proved yet again, there is no such debate as to which team deserves top marks.
"They are just the best team in the country," Notre Dame coach Muffet McGraw affirmed after the top-ranked Huskies blitzed her third-ranked Fighting Irish 70-46, her words echoes of similar sentiments expressed by Stanford's Tara VanDerveer and North Carolina's Sylvia Hatchell.
That has a great deal to do with the fact that Moore and Charles play alongside each other.
"We don't have the seven best players in America; we have the two best players in America," Huskies coach Geno Auriemma said before last week's rout of North Carolina.
And indeed, the loudest roar of an otherwise perfunctory second half came when Moore and Charles checked out of the game for the final time with a little less than three minutes to play. They were the ones who got the lion's share of attention on the day ESPN's "College GameDay" first set up shop for a women's basketball game. And they combined for 43 points and 24 rebounds.
But if the Huskies don't have the seven best players, they do have seven, eight or nine players who play better together than any other collection of talent in the nation. And it's those other players, the so-called role players, who have a lot to say about this team's place in history.
Connecticut's first basket didn't come from either of its stars. After Moore missed a shot from the 3-point line and Charles grabbed the offensive rebound, Kalana Greene drove baseline, taking the ball assertively to the basket and dropping in a high shot off the glass over a late-arriving defender. Barely more than a minute later, after Notre Dame tied the score by doing what almost no team has been able to do all season -- turn the Huskies over with backcourt pressure -- Greene leaked out in transition, beat the Fighting Irish through the lane and finished again.
"The first five minutes of the game, before that TV timeout, is the most important," Greene explained. "Because you want to be the team -- you want to be the aggressor; you want to be the team that sets the tone. We knew these guys had trouble guarding us off the dribble, and we knew they were going to play a zone all day."
Moore and Charles scored 19 of Connecticut's next 22 points en route to a 26-6 lead before the game was even 10 minutes old, but even if largely symbolic, Greene's opening flurry showed the offense has more than two options. On any given night, it might be Caroline Doty and Tiffany Hayes launching 3-pointers or Hayes and Greene taking people off the dribble.
When Duke hosts Connecticut on Monday (ESPN2, 7 p.m. ET), the Blue Devils might be the best defensive team to face the Huskies this season, all the more so with a presumably boisterous crowd in the confines of Cameron Indoor Stadium. The Blue Devils entered the weekend ranked No. 16 in the nation in field goal defense; Stanford, North Carolina and Notre Dame all entered the weekend ranked outside the top 30 (and in Notre Dame's case, outside the top 100). But trying to contend with arguably the two best offensive players in the game, one a dominant post presence and the other an all-court threat, can't come at the expense of attention elsewhere.
Notre Dame knew that, respected the width and depth of Connecticut's offense. It didn't help.
"We tried to guard everybody," McGraw said. "I thought we were trying to get out on the shooters. I thought Greene did a nice job attacking the basket. She got us on the baseline quite a few times, right to the rim. And we were trying to actually guard her for that drive, so we didn't do a very good job on her. We really weren't keying -- Charles was a big concern, [and] when she got it, we were going to try to double, but really, everybody else we were kind of straight up on."
And the scary part is the offensive end is where Greene, Hayes, Doty and Lorin Dixon are least important. The Huskies didn't need more than 27 points out of the supporting cast against Notre Dame precisely because that supporting cast was part of the collective starring role the team's defense played. It was Hayes moving her feet and drawing a pair of charges during the familiar first-half run, Greene making a steal to ignite the transition game or Dixon, all 5-foot-4 of her, blocking a Skylar Diggins shot to send the crowd into a frenzy.
That doesn't mean everyone gets a pat on the back all the time. Hayes finished with eight assists against just two turnovers and added three steals and two blocks. But twice in the second half, once after a 3-pointer with plenty of space between her and the men's 3-point line and once after an ill-advised attempt to draw a charge, Auriemma wasted no time sending Dixon to the scorer's table. Greene still hears earfuls on a regular basis. Even Kelly Faris, who Auriemma said before the season would never have a bad game, got a long, if apparently encouraging, one-on-one chat with the coach upon coming out after a few of her limited minutes.
If they aren't the best players in the nation, just how good is the group that supports the two stars?
"That's what I want to find out in the next month," Auriemma said. "I want to find out, How good is Tiffany Hayes? I know she's good at falling down, so now I want to find out how good she is.
"I want to find out, How good is Lorin Dixon? I know she can do some things, but let's find out. Like can she sustain playing like -- she played great tonight. Can she keep doing that every single practice, every single day? How good is Kaili [McLaren]? Is it the Kaili of the first half or the Kaili of the second half? Where is Kelly Faris? We need more from her right now; she's kind of hit that freshman wall, it looks like."
There are any number of programs in major conferences that would love to install any of Greene, Hayes or Doty as the centerpiece of their team. And if they aren't the best players at Connecticut, they are every bit as much a part of what makes these Huskies better than any other in the nation right now. And every bit a part of what makes these Huskies potentially better than any team ever.
"I don't think any of those guys are going to be mentioned on any postseason All-America teams," Auriemma said of the supporting cast with a touch of trademark sarcasm. "I don't know that any of them are going to make first-team All-Big East. They just have to be really good, that's all. Like they were for the most part tonight. When you've got Tina and Maya, all you have to do is be good. They'll take care of being really good; you just have to be good."
They are that and more. As long as that's true, there is no end in sight for Connecticut's reign.
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more like some ass whiping
dat swag..surprised he isn't wearing pyrex yet
weezy f baby but the f is for the faggits though
weezy taught him horrible
They look like one of those characters from a mmorpg game where you go to purchase health potion and upgrades, lol.
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herbs with rosaries.... punchable