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The action when a man is pulling his penis in and out of a womans vagina during intercourse and accidentally thrusts it into her anus.
I was having sex with my girlfiend the other day and doing my in and out long stroke. I got too excited, missed her vagina and gave her a wild joe. She didnt talk to me for a whole day and she is still walking funny.
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We're a judgmental sort of animal, always sizing each other up and deciding we're better than our neighbor because we ever so slightly part our cheeks to fart, while they do it the peasant way into a burlap sack and gather the children around it for warmth at night in their hovels. Nothing gives us more of a sense of superiority than discovering someone else's terrible habit and proudly acknowledging it's not something we do. Smoking is the latest social pariah that fits in here, but there are other more insidious habits that no one ever wants to admit to, and if we ever caught someone doing them we'd mock them mercilessly, all the while being shamefully blind to the hypocrisy of admitting just how common these habits are. Because these things are commonplace, creepily so. Admit it, you do at least one.
#5. Wipe Inspection
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You look at the loathsome snail trail left behind on the paper after wiping. I know you do. You've probably never discussed it with anyone, I sure as hell haven't, but we all do it and none of us know why, because it basically sounds like the most awful thing we can do while alone and in the bathroom that doesn't involve tools and photos of relatives.
Any time you make a bold claim like "Everyone inspects their ass wipings," you leave yourself open to that negative sort of critic who must comment on an article like this and say "Nay, Felix, you loveable scamp, I poop in utter sensory deprivation where I neither hear nor see nor smell a thing. You are foolish. Also my blind Uncle Sal has never looked."
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"I can't see a thing, but it smells like shit."
Blindness aside, the fact that this question has been asked literally tens of thousands of times on Yahoo Answers indicates to me that, yes, enough people look at the paper after icing the yule log that you're likely in the minority if you don't. You're actually the weirdo, No-Looker. How's that make you feel?
What's everyone looking for in there? That's the real question. For my part, I just want to make sure my guts didn't fall out and nothing sci-fi related is occurring. If I'm free of blood, tentacles, and gold bullion, my day can proceed as planned and I'm pretty pleased with myself. And I must admit, once or twice in my life I've actually paused and thought "What the hell caused that to happen?" when something seemed askew, usually as it relates to hue. For what it's worth, I rarely ever delve too deeply into research after the initial shock of some kind of festive green or marmalade orange disaster; I just assume I probably need to eat a more balanced diet and then go watch Netflix. Rob Delaney has a comedy special on there, you should watch it. Then wipe.
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Ah, the sniff test. On some level you know if you're clean, and yet, every so often, you feel the need to push the envelope and maybe skip a shower or two. And that's all fine and good -- I'm pretty sure our ancestors only bathed twice a year on the equinox -- but that au naturel thing gets messed up when you're forced into a social situation and you immediately become terribly self-conscious about the musk you're likely producing. So you do what we all do: casually turn your head to the side, pretend to scratch or straighten your hair, and bury a nose in your armpit for that quick two-second draft. Do you smell like something even a buffalo wouldn't love? Maybe.
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This is the sort of thing hobos are supposed to be doing, not civilized beings with adequate access to soap, water, and shame. Every time this happens, it's a silent acknowledgment that you have no faith in your own hygiene and you're not 100 percent sure you're even fit to be loose in public.
Alternately, my research has led me to conclude that a small number of pit sniffers do this not because they're fearful of a Chernobyl-level stank leak, but because they enjoy their own stank and can't think of a more suitable method of getting a taste of it. How do strangers address those who seek the succor of Yahoo Answers to explain their penchant for pit sniffing? With shit like this: "It's fine to be attracted to your own odor yes it's weird but who cares?! i sometimes like the smell of my farts ... but it depends what food caused the pungent but thrilling smell." Pungent but Thrilling is the title of one of my least favorite pornos.
There's no need to feel self-conscious if you sniff your own pits. You're joining the age-old quest to figure out how ripe you are, and I'm pretty sure even monkeys do that.
#3. Eating Things from Your Teeth
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I remember very clearly the first time I saw someone picking away at their teeth like a tiny dwarf hunting for precious jewels. It was my grandfather, and we'd had a rare family get-together that included a roast beef. After we'd finished, Pop Pop Clay (that's what no one ever called him until just now) busted out this Civil War era implement of unhygienic fuck you-ery that I later learned was a toothpick on one side and an ear pick on the other for some god-awful reason and proceeded to dig out smaller roasts from between his long-neglected corn kernel teeth and then eat the bits he unearthed. I watched as one watches a train wreck, or an impromptu autopsy, adrift somewhere between revulsion and transcendental bafflement.
Since that time, I've run afoul of a handful of tooth pickers who, for whatever reason, are not attaining the required nutrients to sustain themselves via their meal alone and seem to require the extra nutritional boost that errant flesh bits and plaque must provide. I can say without hyperbole that few things disgust me more in life, and if the most beautiful woman I had ever seen started doing it, I'd sooner put my penis through a jagged hole in the side of a rusty Third World dumpster than touch her, but that's my own bugaboo to deal with.
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I put this pic of Joanna Angel here to make up for the imagery conjured up in the last paragraph. I want to be her friend.
Yahoo Answers provided a cornucopia of insight into this issue as well, with hundreds of thousands of relevant results, all of which are terrible in every way. Why does anyone need to discuss this issue with strangers anyway? Especially when you ask if it's OK to eat your plaque and you're met with insightful answers like "plague is the waste left over from the bacteria that eat the food particles on ur teeth so technically ur eating bacteria poo." Neil deGrasse Tyson didn't sign his name to that post, but it's pretty clearly him.


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LANDOVER, Md. - Let's see if we can get this straight: Penn State was locked in a battle Saturday, deep into the second half, with a team that could not afford to host this game.
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Penn State eventually put away the Hoosiers, 41-24, but the Nittany Lions needed a blocked punt for a touchdown and a strong fourth quarter to do it.
How can that be?
The explanation would take you into a third cup of coffee this morning, but one of the reasons is a lack of discipline.
Penn State doesn't have a great team this year. That was made clear by mid-October. It needs most of the experienced players it has, but four of them - including three starters - were suspended for being late for the team breakfast Saturday.
One was defensive captain Ollie Ogbu, the first time in memory a captain did not show up at midfield for the coin toss for a non-injury related matter. (Offensive captain Brett Brackett handled the responsibility with late designation Bani Gbadyu.)
Ogbu watched the first half from the sidelines with fellow defensive tackle Devon Still and offensive tackle Chima Okoli. Backup DeOn'tae Pannell was the fourth offender; he and Okoli didn't play at all.
"They were very late," Joe Paterno said. "The bus was leaving, and I told them I wasn't going to play them the first half."
This comes on the heels of a week where two other contributors, running back Silas Redd and defensive end Sean Stanley, were cited for disorderly conduct and urinating in public.
Both played Saturday. Stanley had some previous discipline problems that caused him to miss a couple of games earlier this season.
By themselves, none of the issues rise to a high level of concern, but collectively, they might help signal how the Lions could blow an early 14-0 lead and how they can play so unevenly this season.
Considering the Jekyll-Hyde performances against Northwestern and Ohio State and failure to knock out Indiana until the game turned into a 24-24 scare, this may be one of the most mercurial of the 45 teams JoePa has fielded.
Paterno has been looking for teaching moments for his young team, and Saturday was one.
"Whatever it was - overslept, didn't hear the phone call - it can't happen," Brackett said. "The older guys have to set the tone."
None of the late players were available to the media.
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West Texas A&M shuts out Wildcats
CANYON, Texas - West Texas A&M started the series against ACU in 1921 with a shutout win in Canyon. They finished it Saturday night with another shutout at Kimbrough Memorial Stadium.
That 35-0 win over the Wildcats in 1921 was bookended Saturday night with a 36-0 trampling of the 2012 version of the Wildcats.
In between those two games were several classics, including several since 2006 when the two teams became Lone Star Conference powers.
Suffice to say, Saturday night's contest will not join the ranks of the series classics.
No. 20 West Texas A&M dominated in every phase of the game as the Buffaloes put a 36-0 whipping on the Wildcats in a game that really wasn't as close as the score might suggest. ACU will end the series against the Buffs holding a 28-18 edge, but the Buffaloes put their stamp on the final game with a dominating performance.
WT quarterback Dustin Vaughn threw for 359 yards and three touchdowns, Khiry Robinson ran for 102 yards and the WT defense sacked ACU quarterback Mitchell Gale eight times as the Wildcats were shut out for the first time in exactly 11 years. The streak of 121 straight games in which the Wildcats had scored began after ACU was shut out 31-0 at Angelo State on Oct. 13, 2001.
ACU was never in the game as WT scored on its first possession of the game on a 14-yard scoring pass from Vaughn to Trevor Hammargren to make it 7-0 with 6:10 left in the first quarter. Incredibly, that turned out to be the only points the Buffaloes would need.
The game was 10-0 late in the second quarter before WT converted a third-and-15 to the ACU 39-yard line with four seconds left in the half. Sergio Castillo came in and drilled a career-best 56-yard field goal to make it 13-0 at halftime.
The Buffs got the ball to start the second half and drove 75 yards on eight plays to a Robinson 4-yard touchdown run to make it 20-0 with 11:20 left in the third quarter.
The backbreaker came less than three minutes later after ACU's offense went three-and-out when Vaughn hit backup wide receiver Jarrian Rhone with a 75-yard scoring strike to make it 27-0 with 8:37 left in the quarter. Gale was sacked for a safety near the end of the third quarter to make it 29-0.
Vaughn hit Nathan Slaughter with a 31-yard touchdown pass with 11:53 left in the game and that was it for the scoring. The only drama remaining was whether or not ACU would be able to put points on the board.
The Buffs' defense didn't allow it as they held ACU to a meager 210 yards of total offense, its worst output of the season. Gale was sacked eight times, the most he's ever been sacked in a game in his career. Those lost yards (minus-46 yards) contributed to an ACU rushing game that accounted for just three yards on 28 carries.
The Buffs, meanwhile, racked up 475 yards as they improved to 6-1 overall and 5-0 in league play. ACU falls to 4-3 overall and 2-3 in the LSC and will return home to Shotwell Stadium next Saturday at 2 p.m. to host Midwestern State in the annual Homecoming contest.
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Politicians have wised up during the past several decades. They have found new and improved ways to empty our pockets without us even realizing we've been had.
Occasionally, thoughtful people wake up to what's going on and protest. It happened this month at West Virginia University. More on that in a moment.
The key to staying in power in government is convincing a large number of people they're getting something for nothing. Think Obamacare for the millions of people who are getting health insurance at far below the cost of providing it.
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Someone has to pay for all of this, of course. Here in the United States, we make extensive use of deficit spending to do that. Federal officials hope Americans will not understand the $17 trillion-plus national debt carries with it costs, such as inflation, to most of us. And, of course, there's the interest we have to pay to borrow that much money. It's about $225 billion a year. That amounts to about $725.80 annually for every man, woman and child in the country.
But there are more stealthy ways to tax us, as the politicians have learned.
Earlier this month, WVU officials complained that university employees with health insurance through the Public Employees Insurance Agency are being ripped off. Someone did the math and found that WVU employees pay about $54 million a year in PEIA premiums - but get only about $30 million in benefits.
And you thought insurance premiums were based on risk. Not when the PEIA is involved. State officials decided a few years ago to calculate premiums based on government employees' incomes. Higher income PEIA clients pay higher premiums. That allows the politicians to provide lower-income workers insurance at less than the actual cost of coverage. The hope, of course, is that they'll remember that at election time.
The PEIA scheme isn't even chicken feed, compared to Obamacare, of course. Millions of new clients have been added to the Medicaid program. They get free health insurance. Millions more have some of their premiums subsidized by the government.
It would take more space than we have in today's paper to explain all the concealed taxes used to take money out of many Americans' pockets to cover government health care benefits for lower-income people.
One way is to charge inflated premiums for insurance. If the government decides you can afford it, you pay full price. Some of your money can be used to subsidize those the bureaucrats decide can't pay the true cost.
In the Medicaid program, health care providers are told they can bill the government only for specified amounts for certain procedures - regardless of the actual cost. Many Medicaid providers react by increasing charges to those who can pay cash or have conventional insurance, in order to cover the loss on Medicaid.
To look at another concealed tax, let's go for a ride: Before leaving, we'll fill our car's gasoline tank - but 10 percent of what we pump into it will be corn-based ethanol rather than petroleum-based gasoline. It has been claimed that reduces fuel prices.
It does not. Ethanol-blended gasoline is more expensive for several reasons, including the fact your car would get better mileage with pure petroleum-based fuel. But ethanol blending is a federal mandate, so we all pay more.
Your electric bill is higher because of federal emissions controls. Your phone bill is padded by taxes to provide services someone in Washington likes. Sugar costs more because of government protection for that domestic industry. Your new car costs more because the government has decided how safe you should be in a crash.
But here's the thing: Politicians have gotten so good at convincing us money grows on trees that we don't do anything about concealed taxes. We pretend they don't affect us.
Consider this: Folks at WVU are upset they're paying more for PEIA health insurance to subsidize coverage for other people. But Obamacare is the same thing. Haven't heard any complaints about it from the WVU crowd, have you?
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Piercing the Veil of Secrecy in HIV/AIDS and Other Sexually Transmitted Diseases: Theories of Privacy and Disclosure in Partner Notification -- Contact Tracing, the 'Right to Know,' and the 'Duty to Warn'
Lawrence O. Gostin
Georgetown University - Law Center - O'Neill Institute for National and Global Health Law
James G. Hodge Jr.
Arizona State University (ASU) - Sandra Day O'Connor College of Law
Duke Journal of Gender Law and Policy, Vol. 5, Pp. 9-88, 1998
For centuries, persons have endeavored to keep their sexually-transmitted infections hidden from the social world -- from their sexual partners, families, and communities. Secrecy nurtures disease for it provides an environment conducive to the spread of infection. Sex partners are unaware of the risks, and public health authorities cannot track the epidemic. Not surprisingly, one of the earliest recorded public health strategies for sexually-transmitted disease (STD) prevention was to pierce the veil of secrecy surrounding these hidden diseases by notifying sexual partners ("contacts") of infected patients ("index" cases). From its widespread use during the 1930's, the notification of sexual partners with the assistance of public health authorities remained an accepted part of the law and practice of STD control. The modern public health construct known as "partner notification" is often confused with other legal and ethical duties. Known collectively as the "duty to warn," these judicially-imposed, common law obligations are comprised of two duties based on distinct legal foundations: (1) the duty of infected persons to disclose to partners the risk of exposure and (2) the duty of health care professionals to warn partners of harm resulting from exposure to infected patients. These duties constitute two other meanings of partner notification besides contact tracing. To public health practitioners, the traditional practice of partner notification -- its widespread, persistent, and systematic use over time in relation to traditional STDs or HIV/AIDS -- justifies its continued implementation. Despite its widespread use, partner notification has not been systematically analyzed. The authors examine partner notification from legal, ethical, empirical, and economic perspectives. Under this analytical structure, they find that partner notification is not justified as a national public health practice. Although its basis in moral tradition is sound, the lack of demonstrable proof of its effectiveness, both empirically and economically, renders it unacceptable for widespread use in the field of public health where scientific support of usefulness as a preventive strategy is crucial. The authors support and discuss alternative models for STD prevention and control that are both effective and protective of individual liberties and privacy.
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Lahair Club Not Just for Men
Bryan Lahair cranked a three-run homer to tie the game and then later doubled and scored, leading the Cubs to an 11-4 victory over the Cincinnati Reds in Cactus League action at sunnny and warm Dwight Patterson Field at HoHoKam Park in Mesa this afternoon, in what was the first-ever appearance by the Reds at HoHoKam Park. (The Reds relocated their Spring Training camp from Sarasota, FL to Goodyear, AZ this year).
Battling for a spot in the Cubs starting rotation, lefty Sean Marshall did nothing to hurt his chances, throwing three very solid innings (49 pitches - 33 strikes, 4/3 GO/FO). He allowed just a solo HR to Reds third-baseman Juan Francisco (a LH hitter, BTW) and a single to Wladimir Balentien. He struck out two (Jay Bruce and Paul Janish), and didn't walk anybody. Marshall threw strikes and got outs.
Meanwhile, Reds starter Homer Bailey shut out the Cubs through the first two innings, before the Cubs broke-through with a single run in the bottom of the 3rd. James Adduci sliced a double into the LF corner (he had three hits today, for a total of five over the last two games), advanced to third on a Starlin Castro ground out (three ground outs for Castro today), and scored when Darwin Barney grounded a single into RF that scooted just beyond the reach of Reds second-baseman Brandon Phillips.
Adduci has been working with new Cubs hitting coach Rudy Jaramillo on elevating his swing such that he might perhaps hit some HR (Adduci is a big guy, and looks like a 25+ HR hitter, except he hits mostly singles). But while he hasn't hit a HR yet, the extra work in the batting cage seems to have helped Adduci's overall approach to hitting. He has suddenly turned into an aggressive, ferocious hitter the last few days, after struggling at the plate early in camp. With his ability to play all three OF positions (and 1B), and with his plus-speed (he runs VERY well for a big guy, with 35 SB last year at AA Tennessee), he might actually be in the mix for the 4th OF gig, especially if Sam Fuld continues to struggle at the plate, and if the Cubs want Tyler Colvin and Brad Snyder to play every day at AAA. Piniella seems to really like Adduci. (BTW, Adduci's dad played in the big leagues with STL, MIL, and PHI back in the 1980's).
2009 Cubs Minor League Pitcher of the year (and NRI RHP) Casey Coleman entered the game in the top of the 4th, and really struggled with his control throughout his two innings of work (39 pitches - just 18 strikes, including a 25-pitch 4th inning where he threw just nine strikes). Coleman also struggled with his control in his last outing, and that's no way for a young pitcher to make a favorable impression on a manager who hates walks as much as Lou Piniella does.
Coleman walked Brandon Phillips leading off the 4th inning, before surrendering a long HR over the left-centerfield fence to Juan Francisco (the husky third-baseman's second round-tripper of the day), and then escaped what could have been a much-worse inning when Yonder Alonso hit a rope-liner right at shortstop Starlin Castro, allowing the Cubs to double Wladimir Balentien (who had walked with one out) off 1st base (Balentien was running on a 3-2 pitch). Then with one out in the 5th, Paul Janish homered over the LF fence, giving the Reds a 4-1 lead.
But that was the last time the Cubs trailed, as they rallied to tie the game in the bottom of the 5th, scoring all of the runs on one swing of the bat, the Bryan Lahir game-tying three-run tater off Reds RHP Micah Owings that the powerful ex-Mariners 1st baseman ripped over the RF fence with two outs, following an Adduci single and a Barney walk.
With Micah Hoffpauir having had a terrible Spring at the plate so far, Lahair may be passing Hoffpauir on the depth chart behind Derrek Lee. Barring an injury to D-Lee, neither Hoffpauir nor Lahair are going to make the Cubs Opening Day 25-man roster, but Lahair might get the call over Hoffpauir later in the season (like maybe on September 1st, when rosters expand) if the Cubs wish to add a LH power-hitting 1B at that time.
Rule 5 RHP Mike Parisi pitched the 6th and 7th for the Cubs, and was a perfect six up/six down (L-9, Ks, F-9, P-3, 3-U, and 6-3, on 21 pitches - 16 strikes), probably further solidifying his spot in the Cubs bullpen. Being a Rule 5 player, the Cubs are going to give Parisi a longer look than they might give to another pitcher who isn't subject to getting reclaimed by his former team (in this case, the division-rival St. Louis Cardinals), but he still has to perform well in Spring Training outings if he wants to make the Cubs 25-man roster. And so far, he has performed very well indeed.
While Parisi was holding-off the Reds, the Cubs scored five runs off Reds NRI RHRP Jon Adkins, and then two more off LOOGY Pedro Viola.
Chad Tracy led-off the Cubs 6th with a line-single to left-center, and then Alfonso Soriano pulled a line-drive double into the LF corner (Sori's second hit of the game). For some reason (brain fart, perhaps?), temporary 3rd base coach Ryne Sandberg (Mike Quade was with the split squad in Las Vegas) inexplicably decided to send Tracy home. But Tracy was obviously a dead duck, so much so that he turned around half-way home and tried to get back to 3rd base, where he was tagged out for the 1st out of the inning. But DH Bobby Scales picked-up Tracy (and Sandberg), following the gaffe with an RBI double, a sharply hit grounder down the 1st base line and into the RF corner that scored PR Ty Wright (up from Minor League Camp) from 2nd base with the go-ahead run. Koyie Hill followed with a line single to right, advancing Scales to 3rd, and then after Adduci struck out swinging, Hak-Ju Lee (also up from Minor League Camp) lined a two-run double into the LF corner, scoring Scales and Hill (and the speedy HJ Lee was standing on 2nd base before K. Hill even hit 3rd!). While Starlin Castro may be the Cubs top position-player prospect going into the 2010 season, Hak-Ju Lee (rated the #1 prospect in the Northwest League by Baseball America in 2009) is not far behind. Lee sprays line-drives from foul line to foul line.
Now up 7-4, the Cubs added four more in the 7th. Lahair almost decapitated Reds first-baseman Miguel Cairo with a lead-off low-flying line-drive double smoked down the first-base line, advanced to 3rd base on a Tyler Colvin single to left-center, and, after Chad Tracy struck out looking against Reds lefty reliever Pedro Viola (who had just entered the game), scored on a Ty Wright line-drive single to LF. Bobby Scales then hit into a FC (advancing Colvin to third), and Colvin and Scales both scored on a double off the top of the LF fence (a near HR) by catcher Chris Robinson. (With Uncle Lou having seen Robinson actually get a key two-out RBI extra-base hit, the Cubs might be more-willing to call-up Robinson if Geovany Soto or K. Hill get hurt, something they were not willing to do last year when Soto went on the DL in August). Adduci then plated Robinson with an RBI single to right to complete the Cubs scoring for the day.
RHRP Jeff Stevens (in contention for a job in the Cubs bullpen, but having a bad Spring) worked the 8th inning for the Cubs (18 pitches - 11 strikes, 1/2 GO/FO), allowing just a one-out double to NRI OF Josh Anderson (an outstanding diving-try near-miss by LF Ty Wright), but no runs.
RHP Esmailin Caridad worked an easy 1-2-3 16-pitch 9th (Kc, 5-3, F-8) to finish-off the Redlegs and send Cub fans home happy.
Besides Lahair's big day (he also made an outstanding catch in foul territory, reaching into the stands to grab a pop up), James Adduci and Tyler Colvin had three hits a piece, and Darwin Barney reached base three times on two singles and a walk. Barney also made a sterling defensive play in the top of the 2nd, ranging far to his left, diving to make the stop, and then nailing the base-runner at 2nd base with a throw from his knees.
While one Cubs squad trounced the Reds in Mesa, the other squad was in Las Vegas, edging the White Sox 8-7. Ryan Dempster threw three innings of one-hit ball in the hitter's paradise known as "Cashman Field," allowing just one unearned run, walking none, while striking out two.
The Cubs play the Angels tomorrow afternoon in Tempe.
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Nice writeup as always Phil.
On Adducci, it seems to me like a bad idea to skip a level and try to re-work your hitting approach simultaneously. Have you gotten a chance to see him play some CF? I'd probably prefer him being on the ML roster over Colvin, because I think that will tend to retard both their development, but Colvin's probably got a little higher ceiling right now.
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Now that Colvin has put on 25lbs of muscle this offseason, I'd like to see him play every day at Iowa and see if he can hit for more power. He also has to stay healthy.
I would think Nady's not being able to play defense is the final nail in the coffin for Hoffpauir making the team.
That leaves Fuld, Colvin, Adduci, and Snyder. Can Synder play CF?
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Cool, thanks. If he does turn out to be a 5th outfielder and 1st base backup, a 25th man- that's not too bad an outcome. I have a feeling that a lot of our minor league outfielders are going to get a shot at some point this year.
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Thanks AZ
Excellent write up
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Nady will start the year on the DL. I think if Colvin continues his success, he has a real good chance to make the opening day roster.
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nady DL what?
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If Nady can't throw it might be tough to keep him on the 25 man once the 5th starter is needed. I wouldn't be opposed to giving him some DL time if that's what it takes to fill out the bench, as long as they're not making room for Millar. Maybe they can start the year with an 11 man pitching staff and keep a 6 man bench, but even if they do that they'll have to find someone to platoon with Fukudome, essentially replacing Nady on the bench while he's limited to RHPH duties.
Lineup (8):
The Fook
Bench (6):
RH Hitting RF??
Rotation (4):
Pen (7):
When Lilly gets back from DL, someone from the bench has to go. If Nady could at least get it to the cut off man we'd have this whole thing figured out, except for the pen sucking so bad.
I was just assuming a platoon for Fook and thought I'd look up some basic numbers.
KFuk Platoon Splits from baseball reference
2008 vs RH: .742 OPS, .292 BABIP
2009 vs RH: .828, .318
Career: .789, .306
2008 vs LH: .725, .337
2009 vs LH: .531, .229
Career: .667, .309
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I would think a 5 man bench would be:
If a lefty is starting they can have Baker and Nady in the lineup, and with a righty starting they can use Fontenot and Fukudome, and in each case Lou has other two, plus Tracy to pinch hit. Tracy backs up 1st and 3rd, Baker can also play 3rd, Fontenot backs up short, and you have one 4th outfielder, like Fuld or Colvin capable of playing all 3 positions adequately. Late in the game you pull Nady and Soriano to have a solid defensive outfield.
If they go with a 6-man bench they could keep either Blanco, for a true backup shortstop and a great defensive replacement for both 2B and SS late in the game, or Millar who would play the same role as Tracy only from the right side - a veteran pinch hitter and backup at 1B and 3B. I would think they would pick either of those two over Hoffpauir since he hits from the same side as Tracy.
BUT, if Nady has to start on the DL, then this complicates things. A 5-man bench would be Hill, Baker, 4th Outfielder, same as above, but then they would need another outfielder. Perhaps this would be Hoffpauir since he can play OF as well as 1B. But then would the team keep Tracy when he hits from the same side? They might pick Millar over Tracy to give themselves a right handed bat off the bench. A 6-man bench without Nady could of course keep all 3 of those guys, but that is also a bit redundant and I would see Lou taking Blanco over one of them.
Alternatively, they could decide to keep two of the young outfielders, in addition to Hill, Baker, and Tracy, or for a 6-man in addition to Hill, Baker, Tracy, and Millar.
I wonder if Phil can tell us when to start expecting cuts from the big league camp? I would think they need to get some guys out of there so they can give these possible bench guys more of a look. For instance, Millar has played only 1B so far, and Tracy mostly 3B with just 3 innings at 1B. I would think they would want to see if both of them can field both 1B and 3B well. I would also think they would want to continue to give Fontenot a look at SS to really see if they can go without Blanco. And of course the young guys need to keep being given a shot in the OF. For instance, we know what Fuld can do, but he is hitting just .125 with no walks in 16 ABs so far. Colvin and Adduci are really out-hitting him at this point.
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Keep in mind Fountainout can backup Aramis at third base. I think Tracy really has to show he's a offensive upgrade over Hoffpauir and Fontenot to make the team.
My assumption has been that Millar is just Nady to the DL insurance, though Nady could probably play 1st base with his arm in it's present condition as well as Millar.
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I find it highly unlikely that Hoffpauir makes the team if they go with a 5-man bench. They won't go into the season with Hoffpauir, Nady, Fuld/Colvin, Baker, Hill, which seems like what you are proposing. That would leave Fontenot, Baker, Theriot, Ramirez to cover 2B, 3B, and SS. Lou won't do that. You pinch hit for one guy or double switch and then you are severely restricted for the rest of the game, not to mention if someone is just day to day for some little injury (read Ramirez). Hoffpauir not being able to play third hurts his chances considerably.
Millar has played 3 games in the OF since 2005, and they haven't tried him there at all this spring, so I find him replacing Nady if Nady goes on the DL to be unlikely. If you mean replace his RH bat with Millar, then yes, but then they have to take someone off elsewhere to add another OF. Because I also don't think Lou will go into the season with only 4 people on the roster who can play OF.
Also, Hoffpauir so far is hitting .133/.235/.200, while Tracy is .333/.429 /.333, so right now Tracy has the edge, especially since he can play third, and has experience staying sharp pinch-hitting, while Hoffpauir has options and struggled off the bench last year in limited playing time.
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You've got Fukudome and Soriano who've got experience in center field and Hoffpauir and Baker with experience in the OF corners, so it would actually be Fuld/Colvin that get cut at the expense of Blanco in my suggestion.
You've got 6 guys to "play" the outfield, 3 third basemen, 3 nominal SS's, 4 2nd basemen and 4 first basemen in that scenario. You don't have a really solid CF defensive backup, though.
And yeah, I think Millar is only there to play experienced RH PH if Nady can't go at the start of the year.
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First cuts were announced today, and Arizona Phil was 9-for-9:
"Mitch Atkins was optioned to Triple-A Iowa and David Patton, whom the Cubs acquired in December 2008 in the Rule 5 Draft, was optioned to Double-A Tennessee. Both are right-handed pitchers.
[Brett] Jackson, [Josh] Vitters, catchers Steve Clevenger and Blake Lalli, infielder Matt Camp, and pitchers Jeff Kennard and Vince Perkins all were assigned to the Minor League camp."
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Az Phil, have you had a chance to observe the minor lge groupings at Fitch yet?
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I know it's just spring training, but:
"Reds first-baseman Miguel Cairo"
Oh, Dusty, I miss you so...
Maple Bats
Someone asked if it was a maple bat that almost took out David Price the other day.
Nick Cafardo of the Boston Globe seems to think it was:
"After David Price was nearly impaled, can we agree that maple bats aren't a good idea?"
He also thinks Kerry Wood "also is drawing interest from his former team, the Cubs."
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"Hey Cleveland, want to pay Kerry Wood to pitch for us this year?"
"well have a good day...."
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He forgot to say please. That's the problem right there.
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Actually... there is a way this could work out which isn't far fetched. Wood, in his desire to return to the Cubs and play for a team that is nominally in contention, defers a lot of his salary so the Cubs could squeeze him in at maybe $3 million on this year's contract. I would guess that jersey sales would tend to defer some of those deferred costs, too.
Wishful thinking on my part, I know, but not total fantasy land stuff.
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Crane Kenney (too lazy to verify the spelling this afternoon) mentioned he reads BCB but I hope he reads AZ Phil's posts, too. He'll learn more about the Cubs reading one post than he could possibly imagine.
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As long as he doesn't start believing the crap that Yellon spews about baseball strategy, he'll probably be OK.
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Colvin is the MLB ST hits leaders.
...After seeing the next 20, I'm less excited.
I sure hope they don't trade him for rental, though.
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No chat room?
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Castro hurts his leg on what should have been the game-ending double play(tripped over himself a bit on a hard hit ball up the middle), staying in though
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He played the ball decent, considering.
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What I believe will determine the final 25 man roster is Hendry and Pinella's uncertain future with the Cubs beyond the 2010 season. The logical question is: Are these Cubs realistic contenders for a 2010 pennant?
If yes, then of course they take a veteran bench (Hill, Nady, Baker, Tracy, and Fuld) and trade for Frasor. It appears Baseball Prospectus and other number-crunching groups don't believe they are with 79 to 82 win projections. I tend to side with them and don't see Frasor (or even Kerry Wood) as difference makers. And with the payroll already near the maximum, it's hard to see a trade or acquisition they could make that would put this team over the top.
Logically, they should accept that and determine in 2010 if players like Castro, Colvin, Cashner, Samardzija, and Gaub can make significant contributions and can demonstrate skills that would identify them as future MLB players. Again, since that's not in Hendry and Pinella's best interests AND since the Ricketts family give every appearance of focusing on other areas of Cubs business in 2010...........HELLO, 3rd or 4th place.
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I'm sorry bro, but I'll have to respectfully disagree with you. Good & bad luck in this game can be worth anywhere from 10-12 wins a season and this team has a good enough core to contend. If you have the potential to contend, you don't exactly write off the team before the first game is played. Though, I do agree with your assessment of the veteran backups the team picked up... it makes them more "injury-proof" and not very necessary if they fall out of contention.
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BP believes a lot of crazy crap. The NYY were finishing 3rd behind the first place TB Rays last I checked.
Their projections seem to heavily punish anyone over the age of 32 regardless of their game shape or ability. Meh...
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Right now, I'd like to see the Mets first, Giants 2nd.
I believe that since most of the team from last years' NLCS is on the squad this year, they will really amp their game up even more to kick their ass in payback for 2015.
The Giants just do not have the depth in years past, and I think all things equal - and at Wrigley - they could handle them.
I do not want to see the Cards, period. Or their fans, media, or Joe Buck.
I don't want to play Braves in the first round. Any friggin team in the league can win 3 of 5..I hate the first round. Furthermore, I wanted to play the Marlins in 2003 and the Mets over Dodgers last year.
With that said in reverse order:
3. Cardinals: It will be devastating to lose in the first round, but even worse to their main rival. It is increased incentive for the Cardinals, especially after last year. Cards would have nothing to lose, Cubs have everything to lose.
2. Giants: Rotation in the playoffs scare me a bit, but what a lousy team.
1. Mets--because of the losses in the rotation
2. Giants--because they're not the team they were BUT they maybe have bullshit even-year magic?
3. Cardinals--because rivalry and not making the playoffs hurts them more than losing in the NLDS plus getting eliminated by them in the playoffs would make for horrible sports commentary next throughout next season.
Who's asking?
CLE/DET rained out last night already, possible rain-outs in New York (vs. Baltimore), Boston(vs. Toronto) and Philly(vs. Mets) this weekend too.
Not only games involving playoff spots that would need to be played, but any that involve home field advantage.
I got the first one! Second one I'm not even sure what even/odd betting is.
any opponent preference for NLDS?
Mets are down to 1 great pitcher instead of 4. Syndegaard may pitch Sunday which means if Mets win the WC game, he'd be set up for Game 1. There's a chance they clinch a spot by Sunday so he'd pitch the WC and then we'd probably get Colon for Game 1. They've certainly had the hottest bats over the last week and month out of the WC options.
A couple of Cub related puzzles.
Can't teach height and thinness
Hopefully Pirates don't call up A. Lincoln.
j.buchanan going friday...should be...baseball...or something like it.
Wow. I didn't know they could do that.
Nice for Willson, not so much for Addy.
Game is officially called...also officially a tie.
Stats count, no make-up date of course.
Yeah -- seeing the weather -- I hope KB and Rizz are inside, wrapped in blankets and drinking hot chocolate.


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The Mayan calendar runs out tonight at midnight. Being a Buffalonian, you'd probably prefer to be doing something enjoyable when the end comes. Apparently, there are plenty of musicians in town who feel the same. There are dozens of "End of the World"-themed parties tonight – from an "Armageddon Dance Party" featuring DJs Basha, McNasty, Looney Tunes, Arehouse, DropRepeater & BRSKNRUG at Duke's Bohemian Grove Bar (253 Allen St.), to an "End of the World/CD Release Party" with Fourwalls and Steel Keys & Brass at the Ninth Ward at Babeville (341 Delaware Ave.).
All of them promise to take your mind off the (possible, I suppose, but highly unlikely) end of time. A few recommendations among the crowded roster of Armageddon throw-downs taking place today: We Are Legion, No Promises No Regrets, See You Saturday? and For the Perilous take over Broadway Joe's (3051 Main St.), beginning at 5 p.m.; the Doomsday Breakout Tour, which finds Do Driver, Super Killer Robots, 86 To Nowhere, Sun Black Smoke, and Garda joining forces at Club Infinity (8166 Main St.) beginning at 8 p.m.; and the MKGs with Wise Medicine play at 11 p.m. at Mr. Goodbar (1110 Elmwood Ave.). Party like you mean it, folks!
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New Toys – Buffalo original music legends from the original McVan's/Continental scene – will reunite for a show at 8 p.m. Saturday in the Forvm, Maple Entertainment Complex (Maple and Sweet Home roads, Amherst). New Toys founding member Kevin Kalicki, aka Kevin K, will join his former bandmates following an opening set with his own Kevin K Band.
Giant Panda Guerilla Dub Squad brings the tour behind its excellent "In These Times" release to the Tralf Music Hall at 8 p.m. Saturday.
Visiting Eventbrite.com today will allow you $12 advance ticket purchases and a free download of the "In These Times" album. Tickets are $14 on the day of the show.
At 6 p.m. Saturday, "A Hamburg Rockin' Christmas" takes place at the Oakwood Manor, VFW Post 1419 (2895 Lakeview Road, Hamburg). The Alison Pipitone Band, Half a Heard of Buffalo, Amanda Ashley, Winston James and Peter Sorkin will perform. The event is a benefit for the "Guitars for Kids" program.
Finally, the Grace Stumberg Band plays at 8:30 p.m. Saturday in the Central Park Grill (2519 Main St.).
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Jeremy Hoyle will celebrate the release of his new album, the Ron Hawkins-produced "Lost City Carols," at 8 tonight in the Tralf Music Hall (622 Main St.).
The album offers an ample showcase for Hoyle's considerable talents as both singer and lyricist – his tautly poetic writing is ably served by the melodic folk-based musical beds he and Hawkins conjured while tracking the album in Toronto last year.
Hoyle has released three records with his own Jeremy Hoyle Band, but "Lost City Carols" marks his debut as a solo artist. Already, the album's lead-off track, "Paper Airplanes," has been described by "Heard It On the X" radio as "the most honest song ever written about Buffalo."
Hoyle will be joined by openers Alun Piggins and Kevin Greene.
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When Jhonas Enroth learned Ryan Miller had a sinus infection, he knew it was nothing to sneeze at. The Sabres' backup goaltender was getting another chance at victory, and in a rarity it would come in Buffalo.
As he sat in his locker stall accepting congratulatory handshakes with a smile on his face, it was obvious Enroth was savoring the long-awaited moment.
Enroth made 32 saves, and Marcus Foligno scored twice Tuesday to propel the Sabres to a 3-1 victory over the New York Rangers. Enroth was 0-10-3 in his previous 16 appearances and hadn't won since beating Washington on Nov. 26, 2011.
The skid is in the past, which is where Enroth had tried to keep it.
"I've been trying to look forward and live in the moment and don't think about the past because you can't do anything about that," he said. "I've just been focused on next game and try to stay positive. It feels good right now to finally get that win."
Enroth learned Tuesday morning that Miller wasn't feeling well, which gave him an unexpected start just five days after a bitter no-decision in New Jersey. He left the 3-2 shootout loss with 1:06 to play after cramps locked up his right leg.
"The last couple games he's played unreal for us," captain Jason Pominville said. "He was obviously disappointed in New Jersey, but he bounced back, made some big saves, kept us in the game early. He's not the typical butterfly goalie that you usually see, but he gets the job done. Hopefully, it'll be good for his confidence to get a win and play two solid back-to-back outings."
While driving to sold-out First Niagara Center, Enroth thought about how long it had been since he played in the rink. The locals hadn't see him on the ice since Jan. 7, 2012, but he gave the 19,070 in attendance reason to cheer as the team ended a four-game winless skid.
"It felt good to finally play at home," Enroth said. "That was something I was very happy about, too. It's really special."
The Sabres won despite another forgettable night for their cellar-dwelling power play. It went 0 for 5 and allowed a short-handed goal, but Foligno and Thomas Vanek made up for it.
The Rangers opened the scoring when Ryan Callahan skated past Tyler Myers down the left side of the zone to create a passing lane. Jordan Leopold, back in the lineup after missing the previous nine with an upper-body injury, merely watched as Derek Stepan skated to the top of the crease for a tap-in with 4:17 gone in the second. Myers shrugged at Leopold as the power-play unit's numbers fell to 11 goals for and five against.
Foligno answered just 1:18 later to end a long scoring drought. The winger, positioned at the right post, collected Christian Ehrhoff's pass off the back boards and shot between his legs before Henrik Lundqvist could move across the crease. Foligno launched himself into the glass to celebrate his first goal in 21 games.
"We talk about that a lot with our team, just the importance of momentum and the shifts after crucial times in the game," interim coach Ron Rolston said. "That was a huge goal for us to be able to bounce back."
Vanek gave the Sabres a 2-1 lead with plenty of help from Pominville. The captain bounced a long breakout pass off the boards to set up a breakaway for Vanek. The Sabres' leading scorer easily beat Lundqvist with 7:20 left in the second, chipping the puck past the goalie on the stick side for his 14th goal and 30th point.
New York rallied with the opening 11 shots of the third period. When the Sabres finally took one with 8:12 left, it resulted in a two-goal lead.
Lundqvist stopped Andrej Sekera's point shot, but Foligno immediately whacked the rebound between the goalie's pads.
The rookie hit the glass again as the Sabres relished their breathing room. They get three days to exhale before hosting Ottawa on Saturday.
Enroth will probably smile throughout the respite.
"We're really happy for him and his performance," Rolston said. "To see him come back and have a big smile is really gratifying."
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State Rep. Garth Everett, R-Muncy, was the only local legislator voting in favor of a transportation bill that passed the state House Tuesday night, 106-95. That followed a failed vote on Monda....
Gas tax and license fees were raised before and under the same premise, that doing so would provide enough funding to improve Pa's roads. Well Garth, can you tell us why the last increase didn't do anything to keep Pa's roads and bridges off the "worst of the worst" list?
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i dont follow politics,but my question to those of you that do.. Did "we the people" get a chance to vote on this too? did we the people get a chance to know about it or hear about it and do we have ANY SAY whatsoever before it got this far? i dont know if we have a right to refuse this bill or not, but it seems like none of us, unless youre rich and dont care about money, can afford more taxes on things without seeing them going to the RIGHT places....
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Looks to me like Garth paid for his seat in the House for 2 more years. I read the bill and it will not improve anything. This was a bad bill!
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I wonder if Garth Everett receives any campaign finance money from Glenn O. Hawbaker?
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Instead of taxing the citizens. Tax the Non-profits. It's about time these super rich entities helped by paying their share.
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My oh my- A republican for higher taxes and a Democrat against it- and for a good reason......
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Seems to me that Everett needs to take a hike. Maybe Philly?
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Higher prices so inner city mass transit can remain cheap.
I oppose paying for someone else's ride.
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PITTSBURGH - Sunday's matchup of Ben Roethlisberger vs. Eli Manning created a lively weeks' worth of debate about two quarterbacks from the same draft class who also have two Super Bowl championships.
Who's better? What does it matter? Neither team has had reason to have any buyers' remorse about their choice.
Roethlisberger has been great for the Pittsburgh Steelers, and Manning has been just as good for the New York Giants. Both quarterbacks are on track for the Hall of Fame.
Roethlisberger got the upper hand Sunday in a 24-20 win over the Giants.
If Bill Cowher ever gets back into NFL coaching, one of his stipulations is that any team he takes over must have a franchise-caliber quarterback. Cowher spent enough time with Kordell Stewart and Neil O'Donnell to appreciate what a Roethlisberger-type talent means to a team.
The Ben-Eli debate is tailored for talk radio because there's no answer. How would Roethlisberger have done with Tom Coughlin screaming at him all the time? How effective would Manning have been running for his life behind some of the leaky offensive lines the Steelers have had?
If your team has a Manning or Roethlisberger, give thanks. Leave the regrets to the teams that start Brady Quinn.
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The NHL sent a mixed message on Friday, canceling the Winter Classic while acknowledging that negotiations are back on to end the lockout.
The Winter Classic is rarely good hockey, but it's great promotion for the NHL. It's a spectacle that non-hockey fans will watch on a New Year's afternoon when sports TV options are limited.
This season's Toronto-Detroit Classic was going to be the biggest, with 114,000 seats for sale at Michigan's football stadium. That's as many tickets as some NHL Sunbelt franchises sell for two months of home games.
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Jay Bell is an odd choice as the Pirates' new hitting coach.
Bell has coached in the major leagues, but he's been a bench coach rather than a hitting instructor. As a player, Bell was prone to a lot of strikeouts. That's a problem he'll be trying to correct with Pirates hitters.
No doubt Bell is a popular name, and a link to the Pirates' better days. Those aren't priorities, though. The Pirates need someone who can help the hitters get better.
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Saints wide receiver Lance Moore and guard Jahri Evans have signed their tendered one-year contract offers, General Manager Mickey Loomis said Friday.
Evans agreed to a one-year, $2.792 million contract and Moore a one-year deal worth $1.545 million. Both were restricted free agents.
Two other former restricted free agents - guard Zach Strief and cornerback Leigh Torrence - have not signed their tendered one-year offers of $1.542 million and $1.01 million, respectively.
In other developments, Saints free safety Darren Sharper finally has claimed a jersey number. He will wear No. 42, a number that originally belonged to cornerback Jason David.
David will now wear No. 29. Sharper wore No. 42 for the Minnesota Vikings.
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Erie County restaurant inspections: Dec. 5 to Dec. 12
At least once a year, Erie County Department of Health officials inspect all restaurants and stores that sell unpackaged food. Here is a list of violations recorded Dec. 5 through Wednesday. For a first look at the list, go to GoErie.com every Thursday.
S & S Buffet, 1960 Rotunda Drive, Summit Township. (Person in Charge not performing required duties; raw meat stored above ready-to-eat food; not enough sanitizer in cleaning buckets; ham not kept warm enough.) Also 6 noncritical violations. Dec. 5.
Sullivan's Cafe, 301 French St. (No approved method of hand drying at hand-washing sinks; food contact surfaces not clean.) Also 2 noncritical violations. Wednesday.
AJ's Tavern, 962 W. Fourth St. (No soap at hand-washing sink; cooler not keeping Swiss cheese cold enough.) Also 2 noncritical violations. Monday.
Fortis student cafe, 5757 West Ridge Road, Fairview Township. (Pasta salad not kept cold enough.) Wednesday.
Subway, 19 E. Main St., North East. (No hot water at hand-washing sink.) Also 1 noncritical violation. Wednesday.
Papa John's Pizza, 1713 E. 38th St. (Tomato sauce cans found severely dented.) Also 1 noncritical violation. Tuesday.
The Breakfast Place, 2340 E. 38th St. (Ensure cans found severely dented.) Monday.
Bobby's Place, 1202 W. 18th St. Monday.
Tri-Borough Post No. 4965, 13755 Chestnut St., Springfield Township. Dec. 5.
Imperial China Buffet, 5138 Peach St., Millcreek Township. Tuesday.
McDonald's, 61 N. Main St., Union City. Tuesday.
Polish Falcons, 431 E. Third St. Tuesday.
East State Street Restaurant Pub, 14 E. State St. Albion. Dec. 5.
LifeWorks Erie, 406 Peach St. Tuesday.
Pete's Pub, 613 Parade St. Monday.
Hungry Howie's, 3558 W. 26th St., Millcreek Township. Dec. 6.
Cheddar's Casual Cafe, 2085 Interchange Road, Millcreek Township. Wednesday.
Country Fair, 170 W. Main St., North East. Wednesday.
Kali's, 7891 Peach St., Summit Township. Wednesday.
Lakeview Wireless 2, 1031 East Ave. Wednesday.
Potluck, 1934 East Lake Road. Wednesday.
Auntie Anne's Pretzels, 640 Millcreek Mall, Millcreek Township. Tuesday.
Auntie Anne's/Cinnabon, 640 Millcreek Mall, Millcreek Township. Tuesday.
Dowling's Tavern, 1132 Cascade St. Tuesday.
Girard American Legion Building Association, 42 Wall St., Girard. Tuesday.
LeBaron Post No. 237 Home Association, 1 S. Main St., Union City. Tuesday.
Lucky Louie's, 8238 Perry Highway, Summit Township. Tuesday.
Last Shot Bar & Grill, 3064 W. 12th St., Millcreek Township. Monday.
Betty's Dinor, 132 High St., Waterford. Dec. 6.
CVS, 118 W. Main St., North East. Dec. 6.
Good Cents, 1022 West Erie Plaza, Millcreek Township. Dec. 6.
JJ's Retro Eatery, 16411 Route 8, Union City. Dec. 6.
Keith's Corner Market, 1102 W. 10th St. Dec. 6.
Stateline BP, 12271 E. Main St., North East. Dec. 6.
Stateline Subway, 12271 E. Main St., North East. Dec. 6.
Albion Foreign Wars Veterans Club, 11411 Route 6N, Albion. Dec. 5.
Gannon University -- C-Store, 109 University Square. Dec. 5.
Gannon University -- dormitory, 109 University Square. Dec. 5.
Gannon University -- Intermezzo Cafe, 109 University Square. Dec. 5.
Gannon University -- Knight's Cove, 109 University Square. Dec. 5.
Gannon University -- main building, 109 University Square. Dec. 5.
Northwest Freedom Institute, 2038 Buffalo Road. Dec. 5.
The Chef's Table, 5901 West Ridge Road, Fairview Township. Wednesday.
Country Tavern, 8107 Perry Highway, Summit Township. Tuesday.
Chan An Restaurant, 1010 West Erie Plaza, Millcreek Township. Dec. 6.
Creekside Grille, 13973 Route 19, LeBoeuf Township. Dec. 6.
McDonald's, 12185 E. Main St., North East Township. Dec. 6.
Splash Lagoon -- Laguna Grill, 8091 Peach St., Summit Township. Dec. 6.
Dollar General, 2315 W. 12th St., Millcreek Township. Dec. 5.
Raj Food Market, 2036 Broad St. Dec. 5.
The Lavender Rabbit, 3330 W. 26th St., Millcreek Township. Tuesday.
Borecky's Fruit Farm Market, 5700 Kell Road, Fairview Township. Monday.


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UNIVERSITY PARK -- Pat Chambers will be Penn State's new men's head basketball coach.
He is expected to be introduced Monday.
Chambers has been the head coach at Boston University for the past two seasons, posting a 42-28 record. He signed a contract extension last month through 2016, but decided Friday to succeed Ed DeChellis, who left Penn State on May 23 to become the head coach at Navy.
Two of the other PSU finalists, Duquesne's Ron Everhart and Wisconsin-Milwaukee coach Rob Jeter, publicly removed themselves from consideration in the last two days.
Under Chambers, a former Villanova assistant, the Terriers won the America East title and advanced to this year's NCAA Tournament, where they were beaten by Kansas in the second round.
Multiple media outlets reported Friday that Chambers is the PSU choice.
A BU spokesman declined comment to the Associated Press.
The Mirror will have more on the story in Saturday's edition.