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That's Not Humerus
Well, actually it is the humerus that sees all the action when one dislocates a shoulder.
The shoulder anatomy is based on giving the joint extreme flexibility including very close to a 360 degree arc of motion. To achieve this enhanced level of function, mother nature drew up a ball and socket joint with an extremely shallow socket (the glenoid, which is the joint component of the shoulder blade or scapula).
The comparable joint in the lower extremity is the hip which is also a ball and socket joint but with a much deeper socket. The hip doesn't need the same arc of motion for function. The trade off for less motion is much better stability.
A shoulder dislocation shouldn't be confused with a "separated shoulder" which is what is medically known as an injury to the A-C (acromio-clavicular) joint between the clavicle (collarbone) and the acromion (the shoulder blade's bony projection that connects it to the clavicle).
Given that the shoulder gets extreme arc of motion, it pays the price in stability. Rather than the bony stability from the socket/glenoid, the shoulder stability is dependent on soft tissues to keep the ball (humeral head) in the socket (glenoid). To prevent the most common (over 90%) anterior dislocation, the front of the shoulder has adapted several structures including the labrum which is a fibrous-cartilage ring to reinforce the ligaments and capsule that attaches to the glenoid/socket. There are 3 (glenohumeral) ligaments that are embedded in the capsule and when these are torn in an injury the capsule is stretched and usually the entire attachment to the socket is pulled off giving the ball shaped humeral head a pathway to push through this opening and dislocate into the tissues in front (anterior) of the shoulder blade.
Once these ligaments are torn, they tend to stay stretched. If there is a detachment from the glenoid/socket it tends not to heal back in place leaving a larger capsule and the stabilizers aren't able to function so recurring dislocations are common. Strengthening the muscle directly in front of the shoulder (the subscapularis, which is the front part of the four muscles of the rotator cuff) can help but it's not helping any laxity of the anterior joint capsule, glenohumeral ligaments or labral detachment. It's been shown that for a first time dislocation in a 20 year old the recurrent dislocaton rate can be as high as 90%. That gets a little less frequent as one gets older and dislocations are much less frequent (but fractures are more common). If the initial trauma is extreme, indentations can occur on the humeral head (like a beat up ping-pong ball) as it gets whacked from the front rim of the glenoid and this is known as a Hill-Sachs lesion. This indentation can be something like a divot that adds to the instability when the shoulder is positioned where the roundness of the ball is now concave.
Traditional treatment pre-MRI and arthroscopic shoulder surgery was that a first time dislocation was reduced (ball realigned in the socket) ASAP followed by a period of rest to let the inflammation calm down then physical therapy to get range of motion and strength back. No surgery was considered back then for first time dislocators. Recurrent dislocation situations were treated differently. Given the nuisance factor, surgical techniques were developed to stabilize the shoulder when recurrent dislocations were happening. Some older techniques were pretty clever including moving bone/muscle attachments from an adjacent part of the shoulder blade (coracoid process) and fixing them to the front of the socket (ie. Bristow procedure). Many operations were created before the advent of MRI imaging and shoulder arthroscopy which made it much more obvious what the damaged anatomy was. These were big operations with a lot of soft tissue dissection...eventually, the Bankart procedure became the standard procedure even pre-arthroscopy. It was a larger open dissection to repair the anterior capsule back in place but it was the operation that fixed the heart of the damaged anatomy.
With the advances in arthroscopic surgical techniques and better implants to anchor the tissues to the front of the shoulder it became possible to do this operation with small incisions and reasonable restoration of the original anatomy.
Now back to the status of the Aramis Ramirez injury.
Information provided now (Bruce Levine's blog and ARam's agent Paul Kinzer) indicates this is his first dislocation but he's had some significant episodes of instability putting him in the category of recurrent instability.
Ramirez had suffered a partial dislocation of his left shoulder on Aug. 28, 2000 (with Pittsburgh), Levine reported. He missed the remainder of the season. On August 9, 1998, Ramirez hyperextended his left shoulder. He returned to the lineup on Sept. 4 (3+ weeks).
The best news is it's not his throwing shoulder (glove hand left side). So unless the MRI to be done saturday shows something really bad (like a fracture), I'd expect him to be treated with a therapy protocol (as physical therapist, Merigold Bowling has explained here). Timetable for that is 4 weeks.
Finally, I'll add some of the immediacy from yesterday's drama to this writeup by adding key ARam related posts from Rob G's. "Ramirez Gets Hurt...Badly" post. Kudo's to Rob for the great screen captures which show the moment of injury in picture #1. Please note some of the links included as there are a few good anatomy diagrams included and my last post (#53) which shows how fragile any one of us can be (the Scott Rolen scenerio) especially when we talk about quick timetables/estimates to recovery.
Post #5 (Cubster...hey, that's me!):
Official word per Pat/Ron...dislocated Left shoulder
probably needs xrays then manipulation to reduce it. Very painful for a first time dislocation but almost no pain once it's reduced back in place.
Need XRays to make sure no fracture is associated.
Fortunately it's not his throwing arm.
Post #14 (MerigoldBowling):
As a physical therapist, I'm going to say 4 weeks. Just needs to get the pain and inflammation down and hope it doesn't sublux everytime he swings the bat or some other motion.
Post #24 (Ryno): (As panic from seeing one of the key men in blue in severe pain sets in...)
To elaborate, I'd say this injury falls somewhere between Lee's broken wrist and Nomar's groin.
Post #29 (Cubster):
If it's just a dislocated shoulder it's much less severe than either of those injuries. If there is a fracture associated with it...then it's up there.
It's his first dislocation so it's not like he's had stretched tissue making the shoulder less stable as in a recurrent shoulder that dislocates. Therefore there is usually more pain and muscle spasm until the shoulder is reduced back in place. Recurrent shoulder dislocations hurt but usually it's easier to relocate them. The quicker they can get it in place the less sedation/muscle relaxation is needed to overcome muscle spasms.
Again it's not his throwing shoulder so unless the shoulder is really loose/unstable after this injury he can make a recovery probably closer to 4 weeks as MGB has estimated.
Also note the first pic in Robs screen capture and you can see his glove (left) arm hyperextending and being forced farther back with ground impact with it being fully outstretched in an overhand position...fairly classic for the position to create an anterior dislocation. The dislocation event is in the process of happening around this pic. In pictures 2-4 the shoulder is already anteriorly dislocated.
Here's a link with a quote that matches ARam's mechanism of injury: "Most dislocations occur with the arm in a position away from the body, often overhead, and then with the arm rotated backwards."
Post #47 (Paul Noce):
(Tribune says...)
4-6 weeks. And this is the same shoulder Rammy hurt in Pittsburgh in both 98 and 2000. I wouldn't be surprised at all to see him have a major drop in power once he returns. He might not get his full strength back for months, perhaps not until next season. Not good.
I don't like any of the options for that length of time. I don't want to beat the Dero thing into the ground, but man he was a valuable guy.
Whoever plays 3b the majority of time might depend more on who plays 2b the majority. Scales fielding percentage at 3b over his minor league career is under .900. I know minor league fields aren't as well kept as major league fields, but that is a god awful percentage. I doubt he can play there very often and not reveal some major shortcomings. We are probably stuck with a platoon of Fontenot/Freel at 3b, with Miles getting most of the play at 2b. That's going to kill the offense.
I knew there was nothing in the minors to help at 3b, but I took another look. Nobody who is a true 3b at Iowa, just weak hitting middle infielders. West Tenn has 3 third baseman, but the two top guys, Kyle Reynolds and Marquez Smith, aren't hitting even .200, and neither are on the 40 man.
It's still early in the season, but if DLee, Soto, and others don't pick it up, and the bullpen doesn't settle down, they could be looking up the entire year.
Post #49 (MerigoldBowling):
took a course taught by Kevin Wilk last fall (Dr. Andrews's physical therapist). They don't do surgery much anymore for these injuries, unless they are associated with a bony defect. Simply, they don't work. Dr. Andrews doesn't even put them in a sling all of the time. Generally, get the pain down, and get the motion loss back, if there is any. Start strengthening in maybe a week to two, and start taking grounders and BP in two. Back in 4. I've had similar baseball injuries with my patients, including one specifically who dislocated diving for a ball, and these generally do well, especially on the glove hand. I'm going to fool around a little bit later with a swing to see if I would stress the inferior/anterior parts of the shoulder.
Post #51 (Cubster):
So it's more clear that this is a recurrent dislocation although he's probably never had a full dislocation (they called it partial or a subluxation from his earlier injury to this shoulder). The injuries from 98 and 2000 imply he had a pre-existing (Bankart) lesion...
...making it sound like last night's injury just made the previously injured tissue somewhat more extensive. Next step is an MRI but MGB's post #49 is an appropriate scenerio. Once the shoulder is reduced the pain is usually minimal. Thanks MerigoldBowling. Good info.
and from Bruce Levine's blog...
According to Ramirez's agent, Paul Kinzer, the Cubs' third baseman has had two other occasions during his major-league career where he had partial dislocations in his shoulder.
Ramirez had suffered a partial dislocation of his left shoulder on Aug. 28, 2000 (with Pittsburgh), Levine reported. He missed the remainder of the season. On August 9, 1998, Ramirez hyperextended his left shoulder. He returned to the lineup on Sept. 4 (3+ weeks).
and from the Tribune/Sullivan...
Ramirez returned to Chicago for an MRI after a Brewers' physician popped his shoulder into place.
Post #53 (Cubster): (once again slipping into the Dark Side)
also by ARam's injury being his (left) front shoulder...I don't think it will have significant impact on his power wrt hitting. Thankfully it wasn't his throwing side or all estimates for recovery would get pushed out longer and it would be a major concern.
but just to put a little more fear of the dark side into everyone that surgery on this is always a cure, I'll bring up Scott Rolen's shoulder problems. Also left side. Also thirdbaseman and power hitter. The following is one reminder as to why MerigoldBowling mentioned that treatment in a non-throwing shoulder just might be getting less surgical.
Here's his major injury (from Wikipedia): Note the ex-cub factor
On Tuesday May 10, 2005, Scott Rolen injured his shoulder in a collision with Dodgers first baseman Hee-Seop Choi and was placed on the disabled list two days later. He was expected to be out 4–6 weeks. On May 13, Scott Rolen underwent shoulder surgery - additional MRI revealed tear in labrum. He eventually opted to have surgery on his shoulder, rather than attempt to let it heal on its own and return for the playoffs. He returned to full-time duties in 2006
So it was surgery on a torn labrum (note the report says it was a small labral tear). Somewhat different than the anatomy in full dislocaton. Surgery in this area continues to improve...but
Things did not go well in 2007 for Rolen. He was placed on the 15-day disabled list on August 31, 2007 because of his recurring left shoulder problems. Then on September 11, Rolen had season-ending shoulder surgery "for the removal of scar tissue and a bursectomy and a manipulation of his left (non-throwing) shoulder", according to a release from the team.
on to Toronto (blame it on a LaRussa conflict):
After coming off another stint in the DL in late August, this time for his shoulder, he modified his batting stance by lowering his shoulders and arms by six inches, enabling him to reestablish his offensive power for the season's final month and hitting a couple of home runs at the comfort of less strain on the shoulder, in which he had 3 prior surgeries to correct.
Re: That's Not Humerus
Aramis Ramirez with 15 HR power isn't a very good ballplayer. I hope that he doesn't have problems as severe as Rolen. Seems like batting you use the muscle on the top of your pull arm (trapesus?).
Isn't very good?
Lower Ramirez's home runs last year to 15. Add 1 triple, 5 doubles, and 6 singles to make up for the 12 home runs we're reducing. I add a triple because some of those home runs he may not hit would still be deep balls that would be doubles or triples. He still has a .375 wOBA last year. It was actually .384 last year. That new .375 would still have been the 4th best among qualified 3rd basemen just ahead of Evan Longoria's .373. Only Wright (.397), A-rod, (.413) and Chipper (.446) were better than that. He was 5th best in 2007 at .385. Dropping his home runs to 15 it lowers his woba to .376. He falls to 6th best just behind Lowell's .377. His 8-projection system average woba for 2009 is .378. Drop his home runs to 15 and it becomes .370. He goes from about the 5th best to perhaps the 6th best. Aramis Ramirez isn't good because he hits 25 or 28 home runs per year. He's good because he hits for a high average, manages to get on base at a good rate, and has a lot of extra base hits. Unless this shoulder injury makes him become a groundball hitter (highly unlikely!), he's still going to be nearly as good even if his home runs are cut down.
Re: Isn't very good?
"Add 1 triple, 5 doubles, and 6 singles to make up for the 12 home runs we're reducing."
So your theory is that Aram's fly balls fall for hits 100% of the time? What about the doubles that land in the outfielders mits instead of hitting the wall? What about the fisted bloopers that don't make it past the infielders anymore? What about the hard shots down the line that aren't quite hard enough to get past the third basemen?
Rolen's OBP before injury:
After injury:
He went from an MVP candidate to a journeyman.. and he was the best defensive third basemen in the game.
(ps) If you take away 12 HR's and replace it with 12 hits, the OBP will be identicle. I hope you didn't actually redo the calculation.
Re: Isn't very good?
You are the one always advocating for BABIP. During his .409 OBP season - his career high - it was .323, 20-40 points higher than his other seasons.
So if you look at his OPS over the years, taking out the lucky 2004 season and the partial (56 game) 2005 season, the pattern looks like this:
2001: .876
2002: .860
2003: .910
And then first year full year after the injury
2006: .887
Pretty much right in line. In fact he as an AS and GG winner in 2006.
So it wasn't the initial problem that caused Rolen to tank. After the first problem he rebounded to his career levels. It was instead all of the injuries and complications afterward. His power number and numbers in general really declined in 2007. He missed time in early 2007 due to his shoulder and then ended the season early for surgery. In 2008 he missed the first month of the season because broke a finger, lost a finger nail completely, and had to have a screw placed in his hand. He then spent even more time on the DL later that summer for the same shoulder. If Ramirez ends up having multiple surgeries and regular DL stints to deal with recurring shoulder problems, then I would expect him to regress significantly as well. However, if he avoids those issues, like he did after his earlier shoulder problems with the Pirates, then he could pick up right where he left off.
Re: Isn't very good?
In 2004 is BABIP was .329, higher than his career average, but not out of line with 1) what he had done previously and 2) what a not slow guy hitting the ball hard enough for 33 HR's with 20% line drive rate would expect.
Prior to his injury year his mean BABIP was .321. The year of his injury and since it's been .287. It's not bad luck, it's an decline in driving the ball hard. His HR/FB went from about 15% to about 8% as well.
All that being said, it's not that I am predicting a similiar decline from Ramirez, but if that does happen, that's going to be one albatroz of a contract.
Re: Isn't very good?
FYI, Ramirez's career BABIP is .290. And my guess is that it will decrease naturally, just as Rolen's did, during his age-33 and 34 seasons.
But my larger point is simply that Rolen went from 25-30 HR pop to 15-20 now, but that was after multiple shoulder surgeries, about a half dozen trips to the DL, significantly missing playing time, switching leagues, and turning 34. There is very little there that is analogous to Ramirez. And even Rolen had one of his better years in 2006 after the surgery.
Re: Isn't very good?
"But my larger point is simply that Rolen went from 25-30 HR pop to 15-20 now"
Yes, but your point is wrong. He went from MVP candidate to barely being able to hit it to the warning track the first year he got injured.
Re: Isn't very good?
Um, no. My point is that he went from 25-30 HR pop then to 15-20 NOW. For some reason you turned "now" into "the first year he got injured." That's your point, not mine. You are focused on his struggles during those 50 games in 2005, which is fine, I am focused on the fact that he rebounded nearly completely in 2006. We are focused on different things, so I think it's ok for us to disagree.
Re: Isn't very good?
Of course his obp would be the same. I never mentioned it.
You're absolutely right about my mistake though. 100% of those balls in play would not be hits. That being said, most of the ones that would no longer leave the park are going to be the line drive home runs. Those just aren't going to get out of the park. I'd say a reasonable guess is about 8 or 9 of those 12. Line drives are hits most of the time anyway. About 6 of those are still doubles, 2 outs. Of the remaining 4, 3 are going to be converted into outs. Fly balls have a low BABIP and it's why fly ball hitters have a lower than expected babip. It's also why groundball hitters have a higher than expected babip. This explains Rich Harden's babip by the way. Going off on something else here, but an expected babip for Harden is .279.
Anyway, you're right. I screwed up. Adjusting those numbers once again, his woba drops another 8 points to .366.
the point remains that reducing his home runs to 15 doesn't make him even an average player. He's still well above average.
If you want to talk about all the possibilities, go ahead and do so. If it pleases you to think of Rolen or others whose careers turned to shit, I cannot stop you. If those kinds of discussions are what gets you going, so be it. Ramirez could suffer an infection to his shoulder this offseason after surgery and die from it. That's a possibility. He also might survive, but have his left arm amputated. Why aren't we talking about that? It's possible. What will the Cubs do if that happens? How is the team not prepared to play with Ramirez dead? You know what else is possible? it's actually possible that Ramirez returns from the injury and has a Bonds-like late career surge and becomes the best player in baseball. Entirely possible. We should discuss that at length too.
So, anywhere from death to the greatest player in baseball. I eagerly anticipate discussing to a great degree that which is least likely to happen. I can't wait. Are you as excited as I am?
Re: Isn't very good?
Oh shit, I hadn't reliazed that I was the one who brought up Rolen, my bad.
"We should discuss that at length too. "
You're the one who typed a book in response to a two-sentence comment, and fucked up the assumptions and math while doing it. Or did I do that too?
One more correction. "Hitter" and "Ballplayer" are not the same words. Although AramRam has been pretty solid with the glove the last two years, he's still 30 runs below average for his career (compared to Rolen's 205 above average), then knock off another 2-3 runs for his annually for his baserunning and you have.... a not very good ballplayer. The assumption that he'll continue to walk at the same rate while hitting 15 HR's a year is also flawed. As you can see in the response to Wiscgrad, it's not just the HR's that decline.
Re: That's Not Humerus
Let's just hope Josh Vitters is not Gary Scott II.
Re: That's Not Humerus
On a different note, and hopefully not too 3/44 -- from the online trib this morning... Felix Pie is on his last legs as an Oriole after hitting .158 in his first 24 games. The Orioles may try to sneak him through waivers to get him to Triple-A. ...
Re: That's Not Humerus
Worst thing that happened to Pie was the Orioles solid start. He needs to play every day in the majors. It's cool that they want to check out Lou Montanez (batting .167), but giving starts to Luke Scott isn't going to build any value for the franchise.
Re: That's Not Humerus
Uhhhhh Pie still can't hit breaking pitches and he doesn't appear to be learning how to do it anytime soon.
I don't think Pie has any options left otherwise he would be in the minors. He really has no business even sniffing a major league roster at this point and only has a job now because he was once a top prospect. Another year of mediocrity and the Orioles will release him for someone that can play at the major league level.
Re: That's Not Humerus
bypassing the debate of numbers and nonsense...how about waiting until the guy is healed before passing him off as a power casualty.
what's missing from all this is he drives the bat with his bottom (left) hand which will effect his power (at least temporarily).
what's also missing is a medical report to say what's been stretched/broken and what severity.
all shoulder separations look ugly and feel like crap the next day. at least give it some time before people turn the guy into scott (it's the back) rolen.
Re: That's Not Humerus
Freel in the house. Told clubhouse guy to burn his Orioles equipment bag. Told reporters 'I don't want any birds around my locker.'
Re: That's Not Humerus
'I don't want any birds around my locker.'
Well that should make fidelity less of an issue.
Re: That's Not Humerus
font playing 2nd and not 3rd...about f'n time....even if it is freel playing 3rd.
dunno what people expect out of him that miles cant, though.
Re: That's Not Humerus
An extra helping of crazy. Exactly what this team needs. More guys who are bat fucking shit nuts.
Re: That's Not Humerus
miles/freel...yeah, i'd rather have freel at this point. still...meh...
i don't wanna call it "2 flavors of crap" but at freel's best at the plate he hits singles and takes an occasional walk. his running game is almost gone, though he's not slow.
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Well, he's playing third, so that's good.
What did he do to fall out of disfavor in Cincy? Or was it just that they didn't need a 'supersub' for two years?
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not to beat a dead horse, but the guy drank a lot and was prone to being a 'class clown' even when it wasn't appropriate. the guy likes to liked.
he has a rep. for trying too hard or overdoing just about everything he does in life.
given his skill set (or lack of) it's most likely that mindset that made him a pro to begin with, though.
never heard anything about people not liking him, fwiw.
...there's also the multiple injuries and harriston jr. getting his back in the best shape in years, too...and other youngsters in the reds system...
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Found my answer to my question. Nevermind
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Rumor has it, and sorry if this is 3/44, but you found the answer to your question.
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Scott Eyre is broke.
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Sully has the lineup
Here's Lou Piniella's lineup against Yovani Gallardo:
Soriano LF
Theriot SS
Fukudome CF
Bradley RF
Hoffpauir 1B
Soto C
Fontenot 2B
Scales 3B
Dempster P
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Two other notes, Lou said on the pre-game that DLee is going to have his neck examined in Chicago on Monday.
Aram update:
"Aramis Ramirez will be in a sling for one week and spend three weeks in non-baseball activities, namely motion and strengthening exercises on his shoulder.
That suggests his stint on the disabled list will probably closer to eight weeks than 4-6, though the Cubs said it's too early to speculate on how long he'll be out of action."
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Well if Lee is really hurt, then they should DL him. Same goes for Soto, if his shoulder is not right. Obviously these guys are not doing it being injured. I have said over and over, but this team needs to get healthy. That should be their #1 priority, as then they can make a real run with a full healthy team. Right not playing with half injured guys isn't doing the offense any good.
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UGH, not a good start...
Bad defense, bad pitching...
The margin for error for this team is gone with Z and ARam on the DL and others banged. They can't be having errors, bad pitching and/or lack of hitting.
As I write this the HOFF comes through to cut the lead 3-2.
Go Cubs!
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Even with those guys back, you can't win ball games with this kind of bullpen. The margin for error is gone when you get Cotts and Patton throwing like they did today.
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Neal Cotts walks a LH batter. Shocker!
He has to be the next guy to be released. He is long overdue...
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this game is like...not cool.
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mlb.com (not C. Muskat) says:
Ramirez returned to Chicago for an MRI, which showed no additional structural damage beyond the dislocation.
Bruce Levine says something about a CT scan still pending. Must be looking to make sure there is no subtle fractures present.
Levine reports the plan is 1 week in a sling, 3 weeks of range of motion and strengthening physical therapy before baseball activities. Sounds like 6 weeks on the DL.
Just doing the calendar thing...6 weeks is June 18th. 8 weeks is July 2nd.
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injury delay....(getting to hate this lingo)
Aaron Heilman replaces Chad Fox.
Pat's not sure what was injured but Fox left in pain.
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Iowa can you hear me... we need another reliever (or two)
Patton leather shoes starting to reflect up?
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Did Fox's arm fall off again?
I'm blacked out in Wisconsin, someone fill me in.
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Santo: anytime you have 7 walks you don't deserve to win.
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Fox threw a pitch about 5 feet high and five feet wide, winced and bent over in pain.
Admire the guy's guts and perseverence, but, Chad, time to hang 'em up.
Fortunately, we can shift DeRo over to third and bring up Ceda to fill in the gap in the pen behnd Marmol and Wood.
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Ceda's been hurt all year, and besides that control was his big issue to begin with. Don't think he would just 'slide in' and fix the bullpen after never having pitched above double A.
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Can we blame Dusty?
The Cubs have shown mastery tonight...of the 60 day DL that is.
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that's a copout.
blame todd hundley.
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This bullpen is good...everyone they bring up is worse than the shit that is already up here. And there really are't any real good oprions down in the minors. That means we are going to have to live with this bullpen or some shitty form of it until we can make a trade or two in July. Let's hope Marmol and Gregg's arms don't pull a Fox before then.
Poor Chad Fox
Does he pitch different in the majors or something? as soon as he makes the big leagues again, his arm blows out.
Chad Fox, unfortunately for one of the real good guys in the clubhouse, is probably done for good after injuring that elbow again Saturday night.
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Hard to believe that our bullpen ERA is actually worse than Washington. I guess chalk it up to the sad but true dept.
Next in the American Idol-esque talent search: Jeff Stevens and Jose Ascanio. If those 2 fail I guess its time to start looking at AA guys.
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Gregory Reinhard (5/26 BB/K in 18 IP) and Jeff Stevens (seven walks and one HBP in 14 IP, but has allowed no runs and only four hits over 11 appearances) are probably the first two who will get looks, then Kevin Hart (2/15 BB/K in last 11 IP), and then Jose Ascanio (Cubs want to try and convert him to starter and he has been outstanding in that role so far, but he could go back to bullpen if necessary).
Tennessee LHP John Gaub (death on LH hitters at AA) would probably be the only in-house choice if the Cubs are looking for a pure LOOGY. Iowa LHP Jason Waddell made a good impression in Spring Training, but his stuff (sinker & change) works best against RH hitters, and he doesn't really have a killer strikeout pitch that will work at the higher levels (see Carmen Pignatiello).
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I forgot about Reinhard. He's never really been a 'prospect' anywhere but yes those numbers look good.
As for Hart, I really think he's so far in Lou's doghouse that he may never see the Cubs again.
I think Waddell is just Pignatiello part 2, might see him but not very long.
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WOW! I didn't think it was that bad. Looking at the stats it looks like it is the entire pitching staff that is struggling with the relievers really pulling us down.
Total Team Pitching ERA - 4.69 (14th out of 16 in NL)
Relievers Pitching ERA - 5.65 (16th out of 16 in NL)
Starters Pitching ERA - 4.23 (10th out of 16 in NL)
Braun's eyeballing Demp
I'm a little surprised that nobody has commented on Braun's antics in trying to stare down Dempster as he circled the bases in the 7th. He was even trying to continue the stare-down when rounding second, before breaking into an exaggerated lumber of a trot to the plate.
I understand the previous AB ended in the up and in pitch that was called a HBP (though it appeared to hit the bat), but that pitch didn't seem intentional; it just ended up inside.
I can't wait to see his ABs tomorrow.
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Braun looked like a gay lephrechaun going around the bases in his HR trot...
sorry if I offended any gay or leprechaun readers of TCR...
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i don't think fontenot or theriot read TCR, but if they do you sure won't get any of their magical Lucky Charms cereal now.
your risk, your loss...
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Yeah, it annoyed me too, but a) he's on my fantasy team and b) at least he's not Corey Hart...I don't know why, but I really hate that guy. Ok, I do know. It's his face. I hate Corey Hart's face.
Braun's buggy eyes are getting more and more obnoxious to me, though. What a cocky some-bitch.
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Not that it really matters, but damn I'm glad we called up Chad Fox. So many around here were clamoring how great he was doing in AAA and how much he could help the pen. Instead, he's just been a waste of time and energy for himself and the Cubs. 135 ERA and a 15 WHIP -- no, I didn't forget any periods in there. Really glad we got that over with quickly.
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Ramirez looks like he might be out longer than we thought, from Cubs.com:
"Right now, we're talking about a sling for a week and three weeks of motion and strengthening exercises, three weeks of non-related baseball activities," Piniella said. "We'll know after the first month [where we stand]."
The team won't be able to put an accurate timetable on Ramirez's return until that month has gone by and baseball activities resume. His absence could fall within the 2-3 month range.
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His absence could fall within the 2-3 month range.
Unless there's some other problem or a setback, it sounds like it'll be at most 2. 1 week sling + 3 weeks strengthening + maybe 4 baseball activities and further strengthening. Back in 8. Shouldn't be more than that.
More shoes dropping
RYAN FREEL was scratched yesterday because he has a "tight hamstring"...
Instead of burning his Orioles bag, just burn him. Keep the bag.
and Down in A Advanced...
TYLER COLVIN and TONY CAMPANA both suffered concussions after a violent collision yesterday chasing a fly ball.
MRI's and DL's loom.
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from the sun-times blog linked above...
But Lou plans to keep Randy Wells around when he's done filling in for injured Carlos Zambrano, which is at least a start.
Expect Wells to be in the bullpen after (maybe) one more start. Monday is an off day, so if Z comes back after his 14 days (eligible to return Monday, May 18th... also an off day), so 5/19 at StL would be his earliest start).
Since the next two Mondays are off days (5/11 and 5/18), if they skip Wells spot in the rotation, Wells wouldn't get another start and can head to to bullpen now. If they don't skip him Wells rotation turn would be Thursday vs the Padres at Wrigley.
If Wells did one thing from his Friday start, it showed that he's able to work out of trouble. Miniscule sample size but I'm tired of Heilman's imitation of the bad Howry at this point. Patton, Cotts. Time to Punt.
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Here's another Piniella quote on Wells (from the sun-times):
• • Manager Lou Piniella was impressed enough with rookie Randy Wells' start Friday that he considers Wells ''a nice little piece of the puzzle for us,'' suggesting the right-hander could stick as a reliever when he's done filling in for injured Carlos Zambrano.
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Not that it makes any difference at this point, but Lou has a real problem evaluating pitchers based on a small sample size. Wells pitched well and he pitched well in AAA, but Lou has decided after 5 innings that this guy is going to be able to help the bullpen. He may well do that, given the chance, but it's not like 29 MLB teams have been knocking down the Cubs door trying to get Wells onto their 40 man rosters.
Lou, it was one game, don't annoint this kid Eckersley II, just yet.
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I don't think Lou is anointing him just yet, but the bullpen is the worst in the NL, so I have no problem trying Wells up here. Can it get much worse? Anyways, no trades for impactful relievers will be made for at least a month or so, so the only thing they can do is tap into the farm system, as scary as that sounds. Obviously Smarzdick and Fox (even before the injury) weren't the answers, so just keep bring them up and hopefully they catch a miracle.
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on the bullpen...
Chad Fox took over in the bottom of the eighth and walked the leadoff batter before hurting his often-repaired elbow on a wild pitch and leaving the game. He's expected to go on the disabled list today.
''I've said all along there's work to do here with our bullpen,'' Piniella said. ''Tonight, it just imploded. I don't know that there's any other way to describe it.''
It might take a week or more before the bullpen fixing starts.
''When we get [injured pitcher Carlos] Zambrano back from the DL, we'll start,'' Piniella said.
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on ARam... (same article):
Ramirez, whose MRI exam in Chicago on Saturday revealed no serious soft-tissue damage in the left shoulder he hurt on a diving play, is to keep his arm immobilized in a sling for a week and then spend three weeks after that doing nothing but range-of-motion and strengthening exercises.
He's to be evaluated after that to determine whether he can move on to baseball activity.
''We'll know after the first month where this takes us,'' Piniella said.
The question I have with regard to Baseball activity is more about fielding and diving for balls at third base. The risk will be there for another dislocation in 4 weeks, 4 months, etc.
6 weeks is June 18th (friday), so given their rehab plans (without setbacks/complications) I'd expect ARam back tues, June 16th vs the WSox at Wrigley
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Milton Bradley has a four game hit streak. I didn't think we'd be in a position where we need him to help carry the offense, but let's hope he can stay healthy until Aram-Ram gets back.
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but it's not like 29 MLB teams have been knocking down the Cubs door trying to get Wells onto their 40 man rosters.
Toronto tried that last year, been there/done that, if you get my drift...
At some point pitching experience has value though. Randy Wells is probably their most experienced minor league pitcher...and I'm hopefully not talking career minor leaguers like Les Walrond, but if he doesn't stick...that's what the discard pile looks like.
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does a pitcher who is "stretched out" cast a bigger shadow?
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Follow up - if a pitcher who is stretched out throws 6 innings in the woods, does it make a sound?
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Ooooo! A Zen koan! (redundant, I know)
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RYAN FREEL injury report (3 years)
May (hamstring)
April (head, DL)
June (hamstring, partial tear, surgery, DL) season ending injury
June (leg)
March (flu*)
July (knee, DL) season ending injury
May (head, neck - collision, DL)
May (flu*)
March (back, shoulder - collision with wall)
March (hamstring)
March (wrist)
September (thumb, DL) season ending injury
July (shoulder)
May (groin)
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Caught "Bruuuuce" Levine on ESPN a few minutes ago. He pointed out that Cubs management is locked into David Patton as a Rule 5 pick. They really like him, and do not want to put him on waivers to potentially lose him, as he has no options.
Therefore, he is hanging on and hanging on...sort of in pergatory. Rothschild is trying to keep his exposure down, but you can only go so far with the NL's worst bullpen. He's gonna have to pitch.
This team is Jim Hendry's creation, with an assist from Lou. IT is reminding me of 2006, with better starters -
BTW - yesterday, Levine opined that he personally knows the Regional scout that scouted heavily the prospects that came over from Cleveland for DeRosa. He stated that the gentleman is "one of the best in baseball". The type of guy who puts 200,000 miles on his car tracking prospects...According to the top Cubs scout, Stevens, et.al., are all bonafide MLB potential prospects. So, he gave the case for why the DeRosa trade made sense based on Bradley at the time, and also, the potential pay-off for the young pitchers.
Honestly, now, when I let the anger subside from this underachieving and injured team, with all the holes the Cubs have, I don't know how much of a difference DeRosa would be making. So, if indeed this team gets buried in 2009, it will be a good thing that we got three good prospects for a player with an expiring contract.
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There was an article in the Hardball Times Annual about trading for prospects, and it gave some rather startling results.
Essentially it said that the #1 thing you want is to get a A+ type hitting prospect (Like Matt LaPorta in the Sabathia deal). But if you can't get that, the next best thing are B pitching prospects - even better than A+ pitching prospects.
DeRosa wasn't going to get an A+ bat, so getting 3 B level pitching prospects, at least according to the article, is really a good trade. And it looks like Stevens may help this year, if he can tighten up his control a little.
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Gary Hughes is on ESPN1000 coming up.
The other end of humerus...
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well-played sir...
Lee out again today
MRI on Monday...DL trip still possible.
also explains why Freel was upset with the O's
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Ascanio called up per WSCR, Chad Fox to the DL
(and I eventually expect the 60 day DL)
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I'm sorry to be such a damned pessimist, but when in the hell is the damned Ricketts sale gonna close? I'm at the point where I want a complete reboot.
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heard yesterday that it could stretch into June if not longer.
Recent comments
J-Hey not finishing with an offensive onslaught.
If Geoff Blum could be a Playoff hero, there is hope still...
Giants scare me. I think you're wrong about Bumgarner, he would pitch on short rest for Game 2 and then full rest for Game 5. Cueto would go Game 1, then short rest in game 4. Add in some really tough outs in that lineup and I want nothing to do with them. With that rotation they can easily steal a series.
Cards are a tough matchup. The rivalry evens out their comparable lack of talent. And like someone said, they love HRs, which is how to beat the Cubs. The upside is that I would feel really good about Lester twice against STL.
j.buchanan with a nice start...5ip 2h 1bb 3k, 0r/er
zobrist with 2HR and a double through 8
heyward 0-4 :(
Mark Gonzales @MDGonzales
Soler likely to return Sunday, Maddon says
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.


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Velma Marie Wait, 94 - July 05, 2012
Velma Marie Wait, 94, of Ainsworth passed away Thursday, July 5, 2012, at the Brown County Hospital.
Services took place on Monday, July 9, at the United Methodist Church of Ainsworth with the Rev. Eldon Davis officiating. Burial was at the Ainsworth Cemetery under the direction of Hoch Funeral Home of Ainsworth.
Wait was born June 30, 1918, to William and Goldie (Gaskins) Lehn at Ainsworth. She grew up on the family farm northeast of Ainsworth and graduated from High School in 1936.
On March 24, 1940, she was united in marriage to Raymond (Dick) Wait. She was a member of the United Methodist Church for 68 years having joined on April 9, 1944.
She enjoyed many things throughout her life including photography, crocheting, baking, the Nebraska Cornhuskers and writing poetry, according to family members. Her special love was gardening, growing vegetables and beautiful flowers, which she exhibited at the Brown County Fair until she was 90 years of age, winning over 500 ribbons. She also loved sharing her produce with friends and family.
Wait was employed with Morrow's Drive-In, later Triple Dipper, for over 20 years, retiring when she was 70 years of age.
She was preceded in death by: her parents, Bill and Goldie; sisters—Lema Swim and Una Dene Halldorson; brothers—Darrell, Gail and Lowell Lehn.
Survivors include: her husband, Dick; her children—Karole Pokorny, Donna (Jeff) Morris of Gothenburg, Jan Ammon (Tucker) of Brighton, CO, and Jim (Valerie) of Longmont, CO; 10 grandchildren—Jim Pokorny, Bob Pokorny, Kim McDonald, Stacie Borrousch, Scott Ammon, Kristyn Morris, Aaron Wait, Nathan Wait, Blair Turner and Taylor Dunlop; 14 great-grandchildren; nieces and nephews.
Memorials are suggested to the Ainsworth United Methodist Church.
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Guillermo Jones Shocks Denis Lebedev in War of Wills
By Alexey Sukachev
Crocus City Hall, Moscow, Russia - "Champion in recess" Guillermo Jones (39-3-2, 31KOs) shocked WBA cruiserweight champion Denis Lebedev (25-2, 19KOs) with an eleventh round knockout in a 2013 "Fight of The Year" contender. Jones, 41-years young, defended his WBA belt just for the third time since capturing it in September 2008, but he effectively unified his ridiculous - but, ironically WBA "Champion in recess" title with Lebedev's "regular" belt.
El Felino (also known as El Jefe) Jones started slowly and looked a bit sluggish against his southpaw opponent early, but gradually worked his way into the fight and came out very strong late in the first round with hard, single shots, landing damaging right hands and cut Lebedev above the right eye.
The two boxers were swinging with tremendous zeal and letting their hands go in the second stanza. Jones dominated the Russian banger early on but Lebedev took the initiative in the middle of the round, allowing Jones to grab the end of a hard-fought three minutes of non-stop punching.
They continued to trade in the third, with both finding success but Lebedev, 33, was eating more than the Panamanian veteran, who showed fascinating ability to take damaging shots without even wilting under Lebedev's power. Guillermo Jones continued to show his chin in the fourth, after taking several hard shots and continued to press forward looking for big shots of his own.
Lebedev's right eye was swelling hard and rapidly closing, while the Latino import showed no signs of facial damage. Lebedev, despite slowly losing his facial lines, performed with tremedous will and determination, despite fighting under dire circumstances.
Jones appeared to be taking over in the fifth with hard punches. Uppercuts and long lean right hands were major weapons for the former welterweight. Meanwhile, Jones looked much bigger than the former light heavyweight Lebedev and actually looked to be a heavyweight in the ring. It was surprising to see him without any shades of rust and sustaining a great tempo of in-fighting against much younger opponent. However, nothing is eternal, and Jones' vial of vim wasn't ever-replenishing as well. The Panamanian started to show fatigue, while the Russian enforcer came on strong during a hard-fought sixth.
Lebedev continued hard in the wild seventh stanza of this instant classic, landing numerous vicious bombs, while Jones was stepping back without throwing even a jab but miraculously still wasn't wilting under heavy pressure of Lebedev, which saw lesser opponents being completely dominated in Denis' past. Jones took them all and started to come forward as the bell rang to make this round complete. Lebedev swept the eighth, as the Panamanian wasn't punching at all but managed to take all of Lebedev's punishing blows, utilizing his will instead of his footwork and his chin instead of his guard, summoning all of his vast experience to outlast (if not outpunch) his hard-bitten rival.
As the fight progressed, Jones was able to catch his second win, effectively ending a huge "stratopause" in the ninth but still probably losing it to the still willing Russian. He turned back the tide a round later, coming very strong in the tenth and Lebdev's left eye was now as bad as his right eye as he entered into the eleventh. His face being a bloody mess, with his right eye totally shut, the Russian was rocked several times in the tenth but was fighting back vehemently.
During the eleventh, things got harsher for the Russian, as the Panamanian was hitting him at will. Hall-of-Fame referee Stanley Christodoulou called for a break to show Lebedev's face to the ringside physician, who - not surprisingly - allowed this bout to go on. But the end was nearing fast, as the Russian champion had little left, despite his fiery will.
Lebedev went down after eating of punches by Jones, having nearly nothing left in his bottles, and the referee waved it off at 1:54, as the Russian fighter was unable to get up in time. Lebedev was dead tired and had nothing left as the replay showed the Russian fighter first went down without taking an actual shot. He looked beaten both physically and mentally at this point, emptying both his body (of vigorous juices) and will against a rock-solid opponent.
Sweet revenge and an amazing comeback of a seemingly finished and underpreciated champion. Jones also upset huge odds - 8-1 in favour of the Russian.
Lebedev and Jones had been scheduled several times in 2012, but Jones was always pushing the contest back. The WBA eventually made Jones the "champion in recess" and elevated Lebedev to the status of "full champion." Jones has been very inactive over the years and hadn't fought since November of 2011 when meeting Lebedev.
[QUOTE=dannyl15;13383310]Jones was KO'ed by a jr middleweight, does anybody know how? How good can his chin actually be?[/QUOTE] Yeah, and he avenged that KO with a KO of his own. Don't be afraid - Google is your friend....... [QUOTE=Light_Speed;13383128]Lay off…Comment by Kannabis Kid on 05-18-2013
[QUOTE=Light_Speed;13385923]I had Lebedev ahead by a couple points at the time of the stoppage, as did most people I talked to. Yes Jones landed more punches than Lebedev but Lebedev landed the harder punches all night, it's not even up…Comment by Light_Speed on 05-18-2013
[QUOTE=Kannabis Kid;13383438]Lay off the meth if you think Lebedev was winning this fight just because of the crowds reactions and the exaggerated punch stats. Everytime Lebedev landed his 1 or 2 punches Jones came back and answered with his own,…Comment by Someone88 on 05-18-2013
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- Gabi Carbone
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Gabi Carbone
Training Director and Recruiting Coordinator and 16 GOLD Coach
Gabi Carbone, a native of Brazil, has been working with Willowbrook Volleyball Club since 2000. She has been named the Club Recruiting Coordinator in 2010 and named Training Director shortly after in 2012. Serving as the Head Training Director and Recruiting Coordinator, Carbone's responsibilities include coaching the 16's top team, planning club wide practices, training and developing coaching staff, practice layouts, tournaments selections, helping promote kids and finding them scholarships to play in college and more. After graduating from University of Houston in 2003 with degrees in psychology and kinesiology, Carbone started coaching right away where she spent seven seasons with the University of Houston Cougar volleyball program. During her time at the University of Houston, Carbone has helped the team to 7 winning seasons, one trip to the C-USA Championships and one trip to the semi-finals. She also trained several ALL Americans, and ALL conferences players. Carbone was considered one of the top recruiters in the nation. Her commitment to the volleyball community extends far beyond. She has been training and developing players since 1998. Carbone's National and international knowledge and experience is crucial in training and preparing kids to further their
volleyball careers. Since full time at WSC Carbone has helped several players to fulfill their dreams of playing volleyball at the collegiate level. She has a 100% ratio in regards of college recruitment, meaning every kid that wants to play in the next level she will find a place for them to play. She has also qualified every team she has coached for Junior Olympics, where she has earned Silver and a Bronze Medal and also a 5th Place. She has also led her teams to 2 National Qualifiers Championship and 1 Bronze Medal Placement. Carbone also brings a great deal of International experience to Willowbrook volleyball program. Being a native of Brazil, the top country in volleyball, shows that Carbone has played at the highest level; making her an exceptional player and trainer. As a former student-athlete for University of Houston, Carbone set the program record with 3.55 digs per game in the pre-libero era and was the team captain. She also is in the program's Top 10 with 0.35 service aces per game. Carbone was a member of the 2001 First-Team All-C-USA. Before coming to UH, Carbone was a standout in her native country of Brazil as well as at Seward County Community College in Kansas, where she garnered All-American First-Team honors, AVCA First Team All American, Player of the year and several All Conference and All Region awards during her 2 years. Carbone has been a key person for Willowbrook's success. The owners plan on having her in the program for a while to continue to influence the volleyball community and players.
In 2013 Carbone was awarded by the LoneStar Region to the Robert L. Lindsay Meritorious Service Award.
Janice Pressley
Camp Manager and Marketing Director and 15 GOLD Coach
Janice currently serves as Willowbrook's Summer Camp Marketing Director. Janice has coached on the high school level and collegiate lever for 7 years with stints at Bartram Trail High School, University of North Florida and Florida State College at Jacksonville. In addition to collegiate coaching, Janice was also the Regional Director and Camp Director at Jacksonville Juniors Volleyball Association where she has served since 2001 with an appearance in the 2010 USAV Jr National Championship, winning a Gold Medal. Starting in 2007, Janice has also coached internationally with Bring It Promotions as a Head Coach leading and assisting teams in Austria, Slovenia, Greece, Czech Republic, Germany, Italy, and New Zealand. Before her coaching career, Janice played at Florida Community College at Jacksonville and then transferred to Georgia Southern University with All Conference Awards as well as a Southern Conference Championship and a berth in the NCAA Tournament, where they fell to eventual runner up Florida in the first round.
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Latisha Brown
Coach 18 GOLD
Latisha has over 28 years of experience playing and coaching volleyball. She has trained hundreds of girls to become superior athletes, and responsible human beings with a special emphasis on character development, self-esteem enhancement, discipline, and an "I can do it" mentality. A major inclusion in her coaching is encouraging athletes to believe that if they put their minds toward a specific goal, they could accomplish anything they desire. Her chief joy when coaching and training is seeing athletes transform to a higher level of excellence in their overall performance and a remarkable increase in their confidence.
Kate Zora
Coach 18 RED
Tony Lind
Coach 17 GOLD
Tony has been coaching for Willowbrook since 2003. He has coached every age group from 13's to 18's. In 2006 – 2007 Tony's first team Qualified for Jr. Nationals by taking 4th at Lone Star Regionals since that time Tony has had 5 other teams qualify for nationals; 2 of the Teams in 18 Open. In 2010 his team took 3rd at Lone Star Qualifier and 2011 they took Second at Big south and Second at the Lone Star Qualifier. He also led his 18's team to winning the 2012 Big South Qualifier, one of the largest and hardest qualifiers in the country. He was also the Assistant coach for 17 Red in 2012 where they finish 2nd Place in 17 National Division at JO's. In 2014 he Qualified his 16's second team by Finishing 4th at Lone Star Regionals.
Jim "SmokI" Richardson
Coach 17 RED
Royce Molitor
Coach 16 RED
Royce Molitor is a native Houstonian and graduated from the University of Houston with a degree in Finance. In his 10 plus years of coaching, including soccer and volleyball he has taken multiple teams to Nationals with a 4th place finish in the 14's division. He believes in being the best at aspects of the game you have control of such as: Individual work ethic, court awareness and team communication. He is married to Debbie and they have 4 daughters who have all played volleyball.
Daniel Romero
Coach 16 PLATINUM
Daniel has been coaching and playing since 1995 when he started playing indoor volleyball in Louisiana. He has been a student assistant coach at McNeese State and Stephen F Austin. He has coached club for the past 10 years at different clubs in Louisiana and Texas. In 2009 he took his 18's team to a 13th place finish at Junior Olympics. He is also an open level sand volleyball player as well. He loves to teach the game to kids and to see them grow and achieve their goals as athletes.
Jeff Peters
Coach 16 WHITE
He has coached for WSC for 6 years. He is an USAV HP evaluator and A3 camp coach. He also has coached the Maccabi games U16 International juniors team, where they earned two gold medals and one bronze medal. He is also CAP level I and Impact certified. Jeff is a Juniors, Collegiate and Beach official.
Diane Beckmeyer
Coach 15 RED
Diane Played at Cy-Creek High School where she Made the All-State Team.
After High school she went on to play Division I in college at University of New Orleans and Stephen F Austin. She coached volleyball at Cypress Christian for four years - two years at varsity. She also Coached them to their highest ranking in school history - 8th in state out of all 1A-3A schools. Diane is entering her ninth year at Willowbrook where she has coached top teams from 13-18's.
Coach 15 WHITE
Erica English is on her third year as a coach for the Willowbrook Volleyball Club. She has been involved in the sport of volleyball for approximately 14 years. Her interest in volleyball occurred after watching her older sister participate in the sport. She began playing volleyball during middle school. She was a two year letterman at Elkins High School. She was also a member of Texas Tornadoes Club for four years. She also played collegiate volleyball at McMurry University in Abilene Texas. She is currently employed full-time at the University of Texas MD Anderson Cancer Center in business operations. While she has had the opportunity to provide private volleyball lessons and serve as coach in different venues, she is very excited to share her volleyball experience, skills and knowledge with others that share the same interest and passion for the sport.
Tonya Davis
Coach 15 BLUE
Coach Tonya Davis is entering her 11th year as a volleyball coach. She is a graduate of Houston Baptist University with Bachelor degrees in Psychology and Theology and also from HBU, Davis has her Masters in Education (MEd). Davis volleyball coaching career begin with her own passion for the game as a coach for a middle school where she developed and trained players to have integrity on and off of the court. Davis has 3 years of select/club volleyball experience where she thoroughly enjoyed the heightened level of competition for her players. Eight years ago, Davis also began coaching and volunteering volleyball at the local YMCA and also developed a free volleyball summer camp which she still facilitates annually for low income athletes. Davis has played indoor and beach volleyball on the adult level and still enthusiastically follows the sport. Davis is IMPACT certified and believes in pursuing continual coaching education. Davis believes the most important aspect in a player is attitude first and ability second.
Madison Hiemenz
Coach 14 GOLD
Madison played on the very first Willowbrook Club volleyball team that actually went on to medal in two national qualifiers. She began playing volleyball at the age of 9 when Volleyball quickly became her favorite sport. Madison trained and played as both a setter and hitter. She played for Bleyl Junior High as well as Cypress Creek High School. She was honored to accept a scholarship to play Division I volleyball for Southern Methodist University. She began coaching for Willowbrook right after she completed her volleyball career at SMU. This will be her 6th season at Willowbrook. She specializes in setter training and development of fundamental skills for beginning volleyball players. Madison was a kindergarten teacher for 6 years until the recent birth of her son. She is now a proud stay at home mom that loves the ability to continue her passion and love for volleyball through coaching.
Tony Avillanoza
Coach 14 RED & Assistant Coach
Perry Sontag
Coach 14 WHITE
Perry has been coaching volleyball for seven years, the last four with Houston Skyline. This is his first year with Willowbrook and he is excited about the opportunity to coach and learn from the staff and his players. He has played competitively indoors and outdoors for over 20 years and has also been a USAV certified referee. Perry's teams have been nationally competitive at the highest levels and many players have gone on to play in college. His philosophy is that "hard work with quality and high reps pays off." Hiemphasis is on solidifying fundamentals and then extending those skills/strategies based on age and ability.
Leticia Kuhn
Coach 14 BLACK & Assistant Coach
Christy Greer
Coach 14 BLUE
Michelle Williams
Coach 14 GREEN
Shannon Sampson
Coach 14 GREEN
Rich Richardson
Coach 13 GOLD
Daniel "Rich" Richardson is 51 Years old, and an Impact certified coach as well as a USAV Championship Official/Scorer, with over 30 years playing experience, and 25 years officiating experience. In Rich's 12 years of coaching he has had 5 teams qualify for USAV Nationals, while earning a bronze medal in the American division in 2005, and 2007 at the 17's age level, as well as a silver medal in the National division this past season. Rich has dedicated himself to "Striving to help young athletes achieve their goals on and off the court. It is truly and honor and a privilege to have this opportunity." In 2013 coach Rich was awarded by the LoneStar Region to the Robert L. Lindsay Meritorious Service Award
Charvette Brown
Coach 13 RED
Rae Shockley
Coach 13 WHITE
Rae started playing her senior year at Spring High School as a DS/OH. She played in college at Oklahoma Wesleyan University as a DS/L and led the conference two years in a row in aces. Coached two years for Tulsa Juniors 15s age group. She has been coaching at Willowbrook for two years in the 13s age group. She is currently finishing up her last year of her Masters.
Megan Seay
Coach 13 BLUE
Julie Underwood
Coach 13 GREEN
Mona Chalmers
Coach 12 GOLD
Lindsey Baumgardner
Coach 12 RED
Kesha Dyer
Coach 12 WHITE
Kesha has coached volleyball in the Houston area as well as New Orleans for over 10 years. She has won several district titles as a junior high and high school volleyball coach. This is her first year coaching club volleyball. Kesha has a degree in Sports Medicine and is certified to coach other sports. Along with volleyball she can be found coaching track as well as supporting her children in their numerous activities or simply spending time with family and friends. Kesha firmly believes in "I CAN" never "I CAN'T".
Ashley Jenkins
Coach 12 BLUE
Ashley has been coaching volleyball on and off for five years. She specializes in fundamentals and strengthening key concepts. She played club and school volleyball throughout middle school and high school. Due to a shoulder injury, She did not play in college. However, she did begin her coaching career and received her Bachelor's Degree in Kinesiology from Sam Houston State University.
Beverly Murphy
Coach 11 GOLD
Beverly is a graduate of Sam Houston State University, where is played volleyball and was a member of the track and field team. She started her coaching career in Goodrich ISD, and was a Head Coach for volleyball, track and field, basketball and cross country. She later moved to Lincoln Junior High, Livingston Junior High and Livingston High School, and was a volleyball, basketball and track and field coach at those schools. In 2004, she started her time at then 5A Klein Collins High School. She took over the Head Volleyball Coach position from 2008-2011. She took her team to the state playoffs from 2009-2011, graduated 7 college scholarship recepients, coached several All-State athetles, one All-American and numerous All-Distrcit and All-Academic athletes. Beverly's extensive knowledge and passion for the game is what makes her stand out from the rest.
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Region 5 News Release: 247
Date: June 21, 2002
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OSHA Fine Of $295,000 For Franklin Park, Ill., Firm
CHICAGO -- A Franklin Park, Ill., firm's failure to protect employees from the hazards of mechanical power presses that resulted in the amputation of three fingers of a worker's left hand has led to a fine of $295,000 by the U.S. Labor Department's Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA).
The inspection was initiated at Sloan Valve Company on Dec. 20 after OSHA received a safety referral about an employee who sustained an amputation while using a mechanical power press. OSHA issued citations alleging four willful and three serious safety and health violations.
"Mechanical power presses are one of the most hazardous machines for workers," said Diane Turek, OSHA area director of the Chicago North Area Office in Des Plaines. "Many of the workers at this facility communicated best in Spanish. We were able to speak with them in their native language, which enabled the OSHA inspection team to understand exactly what took place at the workplace."
OSHA issued willful violations alleging that the firm failed to protect employees from point of operation hazards, failed to provide guards using sensors for all areas of entry for mechanical power presses, and failed to require the concurrent use of both hands when activating mechanical power presses. Other willful violations alleged the firm failed to ensure that operational modes on mechanical power press could be supervised by the company and failed to ensure that mechanical power presses required prior action before operating continuously.
The alleged serious violations cited the firm for failing to establish periodic inspections of mechanical power presses, failing to test mechanical power presses at least weekly to ensure that necessary maintenance and repairs were performed before presses were operated, and failing to train and supervise mechanical press operators in safety methods before starting operations.
OSHA defines a willful violation as one that is committed with an intentional disregard for or plain indifference to the requirements of the Occupational Safety and Health Act. OSHA defines a serious violation as one in which there is a substantial probability that death or serious physical harm could result from a hazardous condition and the employer knew or should have known of the hazard.
Sloan Valve Company manufactures flush valves for the plumbing industry at its facility in Franklin Park. The company has wholesale distribution networks worldwide.
Sloan Valve Company has 15 working days from the receipt of the citations to contest the citations and proposed penalties with the independent Occupational Safety and Health Review Commission or to request an informal conference with the area director.
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President Richard Nixon, who considered himself a foreign policy president, made significant inroads in harmonizing relations between the United States and the Peoples Republic of China. After a number of low key diplomatic contacts in 1970, the stage was set for more substantial Sino-American diplomatic talks in 1971. Nixon therefore sent his National Security Advisor, Henry Kissinger, to engage in secret talks. 'Ping-pong' diplomacy, in 1971-1972, was the best representation of renewed relations. This 'diplomacy' saw the American and Chinese table tennis teams face-off in Shanhai. The U.S/Chinese was best exemplified by President Nixon's historic visit to China in February and March of 1972. The visit, a …
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Richert, Lucas Paul. "President Nixon visits China". The Literary Encyclopedia. First published 01 October 2008
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