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Today's Menu: White Sox Baseball, Food and Weather
Wednesday, March 12, 2014
Today's News
The Game
At Scottsdale…
White Sox 3 7 1
Giants 4 9 1
Plays of the Day
Tyler Flowers had two singles and an RBI while Alejandro De Aza and Leury Garcia both singled in runs with Garcia's being the bunt variety…on the pitching side, Felipe Paulino gave up a pair of runs on five hits in 3.2 IP, but struck out five and Jake Petricka (1.1), Maikel Cleto (1.0), Daniel Webb (1.0) and Zach Putnam (1.0) pitched scoreless ball.
The Cuban Way
Apparently, that's how they do it in Cuba.
Following an eighth-inning strikeout, catcher Hector Gimenez stepped out to throw to first base (the ball had hit the ground) for the out.
He fired it down to Jose Abreu at first. After recording the out, Abreu fired it right back at Gimenez, who was about 60 feet away and not really expecting it.
As the crowd let out a gasp, the throw sailed past Gimenez and up against the Sox dugout screen.
So apparently, in Cuba, you throw the ball around the infield a little differently after a strikeout.
Sox Notes of Note
Prior to today's game with San Francisco, the White Sox made the following eight roster moves:
Optioned LHP Charlie Leesman to Class AAA Charlotte and OF Jared Mitchell and OF Trayce
Thompson to Class AA Birmingham; Reassigned C Miguel Gonzalez, RHP Deunte Heath, RHP
Omar Poveda, LHP Scott Snodgress and OF Keenyn Walker to minor-league camp. With the
moves, the White Sox have 47 players remaining in major-league camp: 23 pitchers, four catchers,
14 infielders and six outfielders…the Sox will televise 10 of their final 14 Cactus League games beginning with Friday's contest vs. the Indians on Comcast SportsNet at Camelback Ranch-Glendale (3:05 p.m., CT).
The Chicken Parmesan: "Solid, If Not Spectacular"
People think that spring training is great, and for the most part they are absolutely right–until about 6 pm each night. That's when you need to figure out what you are doing with your evening.
I golf, which fills some early evenings, although once games start these opportunities are few and far between.
I don't really do the bar scene, but like most people I do like to eat. And thanks to my kids and the Food Network, I have garnered quite a reputation for trying places to eat.
"Forget baseball, you should write a food blog," a certain Executive Vice President said to me recently. (Note: that's not the first time someone has suggested a different line of work to me, sometimes not as kindly).
So, for fun, and to break the monotony, here's a review of last night's dinner with Roger Bossard, the greatest groundskeeper in the world.
After 15 holes of golf at the Wigwam (we never get 18 in due to impending darkness), we headed to a little Italian place at the corner of Litchfield Road and Indian School called Bella Luna.
Nice atmosphere, with as much outside seating as inside, it is your classic New York Italian restaurant.
Roger is in a rut. Every time we go, he orders the lasagna, explaining to me that he married an Italian girl, and "this is good lasagna."
I opted for the chicken parm last night (a reasonable facsimile of my dinner is pictured below) and it was solid, if not spectacular. The other night's veal saltimbocca was better (if anyone really cares).
My only warning is that portions aren't huge, so you might need a quick stop at Jack In The Box on the way home.
It is worth noting that ANY dinner tastes better when someone else is buying. Unfortunately (for me), Roger was only buying because he kicked my butt on the golf course (at least on the Par 3s)!
Roger heads home at the end of this week so this was a going-away dinner of sorts. He acknowledges that he is going to be challenged in getting the U.S. Cellular Field infield thawed out by Opening Day, but knowing Roger, my money is with the world's greatest groundskeeper (and a pretty good golfer as well).
Tomorrow's Schedule
White Sox vs. Angels at Tempe (3:05 p.m., CT). Sox pitching schedule: LHP Jose Quintana, RHP Nate Jones, RHP Ronald Belisario, LHP Eric Surkamp, LHP David Purcey, LHP Frank De Los Santos. Starter for Los Angeles: RHP Garrett Richards.
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Big Ten hockey is gearing up for its first season and the media day was held Thursday.
In the preseason poll, Michigan State was picked to finish fourth, with Wisconsin picked as the favorites.
Forward Matt Berry was picked as a player to watch for the conference, but Michigan State coach Tom Anastos said Berry will be out 8 to 10 weeks after having surgery for a lower body injury.
Read Anatsos' full transcript below:
TOM ANASTOS: In my opening statement, I guess, is welcome to hockey season. Nice to see the season is here. We're really excited about Big Ten hockey. I know it's been a discussion point for a couple years now and it's finally here, so I think the Big Ten is getting off to a great start and we're excited to be part of it.
Q. Coach, is this kind of a bittersweet day for you? Obviously, excitement for the Big Ten, but with your CCHA connections, that kind of going by the wayside, how do you feel about that?
TOM ANASTOS: It's not bittersweet. I'm over it. What I'm happy about is the CCHA had a very nice run. All the programs have found a home, and I think the Big Ten opportunity is very exciting, both for our member schools and I think for college hockey. So I think there is a lot of good stuff in store.
Q. Down years for your program are rare. With that said, what do you take away from last year and do you have to put that behind you or what lessons did you take from the year you guys had last year?
TOM ANASTOS: I really think we're a program in transition. I know when I took the role there were areas that we looked to address. My first year the team was able to go from previously finishing in 10th to earning a spot in the NCAA Tournament, which was great, but at the same time we had a lot of upperclassmen in that lineup. We lost them to graduation, and then we lost Torey Krug, our best player and the player of the year in our league that year to early departure to the pros. So we lost 10 players that year.
Going into the last season we knew that we had a lot of players that played a lot of minutes to replace. As you know when the season starts, oftentimes, or at least last season, you don't have a lot of time to prepare for the first game. This season our schedule works out different.
But we had guys playing with minutes in the first game we played out here last year, first series against Minnesota, very veteran team, that they hardly practiced let alone stepped on the ice with a team that was returning from the Frozen Four.
So lot of youth, lot of inexperience last year and in certain spots. We lost five defensemen from the previous year, so one of the challenges for me when I came in was to try to restructure our roster. This isn't like pro hockey where you can make trades. You have to kind of live through some of those transitions and timing and so on.
So we lost five defensemen from the previous year's team. Four of which played with great regularity, playing 25 to 30 minutes a night. We replaced them with new players, and we knew that was going to be a very challenging proposition, which it proved out to be.
The good news was in spite of all of that, our team got better during the course of the season. We fought through some time periods where confidence was a factor with an inexperienced group. We thought we were playing our best hockey coming together at the end of the season and when the season did end, no one wanted it to end. I think we've had a good, productive off-season.
We're still going to be young. I think we have 17 freshmen and sophomores who, many of which will be playing regularly on our team this year. But I think we did a lot of growing up last year. We still have a lot of growing up to do. We have very strong goaltending coming into the season, which is a good position to be good at. So I think we have a lot to build on. ???????
And the energy of Michigan State and our community is high on hockey. People are excited about Big Ten hockey. They're excited about our program. Last year despite of our season and our finish, we led the CCHA in attendance, and we were a top 10 team in attendance. So people are excited about what's going on, and our team feels that excitement as well.
Q. I saw your tweet this morning about prepping for a busy day. How has preparation changed with the new conference and all the hype and interviews? Is it any different than in previous years?
TOM ANASTOS: Lots more to do. One of the things that I was just telling our communications contact, Jeff Barnes, that especially coming from my previous job, it's exciting to see that in the CCHA we used to have our television partners come in, and we'd spend time with our television partners with the coaches. But beyond the games, we're spending time with Big Ten marketing folks and Big Ten Network marketing people to market the game. I think that is a real important difference.
So already, you know, watching it on a nationally televised football game that has a huge audience and you see hockey ads, to me, yeah, it's great for Big Ten hockey without a doubt. But it's great for college hockey to get on that kind of platform which we didn't have access to before.
So, very good turnout here. Didn't know what to expect, and hopefully the Big Ten folks are very happy with it, and so far everything has moved very positively forward. I think that oftentimes, you know, we have these live events with games which are focal points, but it's nice to get that ancillary promotion that goes around it because it keeps the game in the news, it keeps the game in the forefront. I think that will help our sport grow.
Q. Is there any doubt in your mind that this is going to work, the realignment?
TOM ANASTOS: No doubt in my mind.
Q. No doubt?
TOM ANASTOS: Are you talking about just for college hockey?
Q. College hockey as a whole body.
TOM ANASTOS: I have no doubt what we see in the Big Ten will work and grow. I'm curious to follow the rest of our, particularly our western landscape, but the entire landscape, to see how things settle over the next five years, because I think a lot of the change was in reaction to schools like ours and the other Big Ten schools forming Big Ten hockey. I'm curious to see over a period of time if things settle if people feel they have the right alignment.
Because our sport is regional, the economics of our sport are typically based on bus rides. Even for those programs in the Big Ten, it's going to cost us more to play Big Ten hockey than it costs us to play CCHA hockey. We'll be traveling bigger distances for several of our games, and we'll be taking a different mode of transportation.
For other programs, it's going to happen too. But their business model and financial model is much different than maybe what the Big Ten schools are. I hope there is great success. I think we'll all watch it very carefully to see in five years where we are.
Q. Given the reach of the Big Ten Network, what could this do for the exposure of not only your program and the Big Ten programs, but for college hockey in general? The Big Ten Network now goes coast to coast
TOM ANASTOS: Well, it takes us from a very regionally based sport, and gives us opportunity at times to be on a national platform. We're a microcosm of the NHL when you really think about it. Fighting for space in a very crowded market, we have a unique product that I think people, especially a certain group of people, really enjoy. And it gives us an opportunity to expose this product to more people who can see the kind of energy that goes in and the uniqueness of buildings.
College hockey is a different product than pro hockey where you have fans, student sections, school colors, you have the passion of alums. For the Big Ten Conference, from what I've learned, our alums span from coast to coast, and this is a great opportunity to reconnect in a different way in a different sport to many of those alums in different markets.
Q. You mentioned that you have plenty of underclassmen. Who are you looking to step up this season?
TOM ANASTOS: I'm looking for 27 guys to step up, actually. One of the things that we have to contend with, three of our players, two of which we were really relying on to be important parts, one was John Draeger from this area, played at Shattuck, played a lot of minutes for us as a freshman last year, was a returning defenseman. He just had surgery on a lower body injury yesterday; he'll be out eight to ten weeks.
We had Matt Berry who was our top returning scorer, also had a lower body injury with surgery yesterday that will put him on the same timeframe. So those were two guys we were looking to start the season.
It's obviously a disappointment they won't start the season. They will return healthy. It provides opportunity, like every team that has injuries, it provides opportunities for others to step up.
So our goaltending will have to be good. Jake Hildebrand will have to be good. We think we can play two goaltenders and play them at a high level.
We need to find offense. We were weak offensively. Part of that is our skill-set, and we're recruiting to that. Yet we think we can get better with those players that we brought in and players that we have. We think we can get better offensively and become a better team.


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- In 2004 three community groups, the Allentown Civic Association, the Allentown Business Association and the Allentown Main Street Committee, put aside their personal agendas in favor of uniting their individual groups to form the Allentown Community Development Corporation. The group proceeded with the year-long undertaking for the good of the one-third square mile neighborhood.
Shortly after the merger the ACDC, an all-volunteer organization, leveraged donated office space into an opportunity to utilize community organizers provided through grants from City Council and the Hilltop Methodist Church. In addition to working with youth groups, block watches and elderly in the neighborhood, the organizers also facilitated an application with the AmeriCorps VISTA program. The ACDC was awarded two VISTAs to work with the organization.
The ACDC has had a long history of partnerships in the community. They were instrumental in bringing the Zone 3 Police Station to the Hilltop; as Allentown Civic, it worked with the South Side Local Development Company on the first Main Streets Program; partnered with their Beltzhoover neighbors on the Hilltop Homes project, on a fresh food stand and more.
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Obituary: Helen Houlihan
Private family inurnment is planned for Helen Houlihan, 57, Tonganoxie, who died Thursday July 14, 2005, at Providence Medical Center, Kansas City, Kan.
She was born on May 20, 1948, in Utica, N.Y., the daughter of John and Mable (Culver) Houlihan.
She loved remodeling, carpentry, plumbing and sewing.
Survivors include two daughters, Jennifer R. Auchmoody and Carol Fuentes, both of Texas; two brothers, John Houlihan, Buffalo, N.Y., and Thomas Bering, Buelah, Colo.; three sisters, Joey K. Houlihan, McLouth, Linda Stone, Buffalo, N.Y., and Carol DuBois, Depew, N.Y.; five grandchildren; two great-grandchildren; and her companion, Santos Rodriguez, Puerto Rico.
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Tudors pub, Kaleici: tudors pub, Kaleici
Tudors club is run by conservative thugs. My wife and sister-in-law were thrown out because they wore skirts up to their knees. At the same time there were prostitutes in there with hotpants and signs on the wall saying "show your boobs". If you are a modern woman, steer clear of this place!
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ally, arma. aora and inferno: nightclubbing
Simply one of the worst place I have ever been. Arrived on 11th of august 2010 in full Ramadan period, perceived temperature above 40 degrees C. In antalya no one around, on saturday night too. Ally club and arma club almost empty every night and very expensive.
the only "hot spot" around is Kemer, 40 km far from marvellouse Antalya (80 euros by taxi). Aora and Inferno Discos, the most ignorant, violent and ugly russian people that you can imagine. moreover, turkish attendants don't let you in peace one minute, you cannot stand besides a table, you cannot even talk with girls!!! prices are everywhere not costant, it depends on your face.
Never again.
Address: antalya and kemerRelated to:
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Belly Dancing, of course
Belly Dancing is an unavoidable part of almost every touristic programme in Turkey. And if the dancer approaches your tabletodance for a couple of seconds immediately in front of you this always means that she expectfrom you - if yu are male - to get a banknote from you which you have to stuff into her bra.
walking: beach park and seaside walking
Beach Park is dreaming places for walking in the night, very quiet and clean, in late time you can find clubs near the beach with music and turning lights.
Dress Code: not important but better to wear comfprt shoes.
Address: konyalty beach
Directions: beach park in west side
Inferno: Trendy club
Quite trendy place for trendy people. After midnight the place is crowded. If you come too early, the music might suck, but don't leave. When the place gets more and more corwded, the music is getting better. Quite pleasant staff, great atmosphere. You can chill to some great music and if you are looking for romance, can enjoy the starry sky.
Dress Code: I guess casual clothes will work just fine
Directions: Kemer, the main street...just follow the music :)
The biggest in Antalya: Clup 29
The biggest vlub of Antalya is definitely Club 29.. with a capacity of around 2000 people its one of the hot places of summer..
Overlooking to the Antalya Marina, the club has also got a fascinating view..
The club is serving as a restaurant, bar and club all together.. You can also start the night there by having your dinner. Menus are around 35-60 USD.. Or you can just drop in midnight..
Dress Code: Care for your dress, there is not a strict regulation but shirts are more welcomed than T-shirts..
Ally's: Most Hip Place of Antalya
Ally's has become the most favourite night club in Antalya.. During the hot summer nights, if you want to spent a rocking night, you shall choose Ally for dancing..
You shall be ready to wait in a que in the entrance, and especially at friday and saturday nights, it is very crowded.. Boys and girls do wear their fancy clothes and it is a good quality night club..
Dress Code: No special clothes are mentioned, however you shall choose good looking night clothes..
Address: Inside the Kaleici in Antalya
Directions: If you visit there on weekend. Just go inside the kaleici and follow the youngs... :)
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It's again Club 29 Antalya...
It's again Club 29 Antalya with a capasity of 2000,is one of the big open-air disco in Antalya.You can find live entertainment there.Some of Turkey's most popular singers and bands often preform here.There is large pool frequently used late at night.
If you like to dance under moonlight with fresh sea air on your face in hot summer night and also you like to be in a place so close to sea ,why not there?
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Nightlife in alanya
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James Dean Iskele Cad.
Koloni Disco Dimcayi Mevkii
Sedir Bar and Café Kucuk Yali Cad., opposite Ataturk Park
Zape Hahn Iskele Cad. Rihtim Meydani 14
james dean is the most quality bar in the alanya.ý suggest all of you.
animations in the amphitheatre...
animations in the amphitheatre of the club followed by some more dancing next to the pool and then in the night club till late in the night.
each night a different show with a differet subject and at the end of each show dancing the logo dances of club med with the animator. At the end of a couple of days everyone knows the dances.
Dress Code: mostly smart casual and sports.
Club 29, enjoys one of the...
Club 29, enjoys one of the most enviable seafront positions, with stunning views of the old fortifications of Antalya and the marina.
ALLY: Good fun, good food, good music.
They offer sophisticated service.
Dress Code: smart dress could be better.
Directions: In Kaleici(Old Town)- Antalya
Nighttime in Antalya
Tram passing infront of the old and ancient clock turm. You can see in many Turkish cities clock turms builded by Sultan Abdulhamit the 2nd.
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There are plenty of night...
There are plenty of night clubs.........
You will probably here some Turkish hip hop or techno!
Dress Code: Normal unless your a woman and shouldn't expose yourself too much like in Europe.
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The Orientation for new members will be held on January 9, 2014 at 11.00 a.m. at 688 Sherbrooke Street West.
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It can be hard to criticise a nation with the heritage of Brazil but my first thought watching them play Croatia on Thursday night was that they were too rigid. Sure, this is a team with some outstanding individual talents in Neymar and Oscar, but when I watch Brazil I expect to be blown away with their quality and their movement. This time I wasn't.
My belief is that a team requires a ball-playing midfielder. One who can pass the ball forward from deep positions and bring other players into the game. That was what Brazil teams had when I watched them as a kid but I did not feel that way this time.
I felt the issue was that Brazil, in Luiz Gustavo and Paulinho, do not have a player who is comfortable passing the ball forward. They are both good up-and-down, workmanlike midfielders but neither of them has got the guile. That was the problem that Tottenham had last season. We missed the clever ball-playing midfielder.
It's a player like Luka Modric. I call him a "disguised passer". When you play against him, you can't read where the ball is going to go. He plays so many passes with the outside of his right foot. On the flip side you get the "side-foot Charlies", wearing out the instep of their boots. When they have the ball at their feet, you do know where it's going. Those players have a role to play, but you need a blend of both.
World Cup 2014: Brazil 3 Croatia 1 - player ratings
World Cup 2014: Brazil 3 Croatia 1 - player ratings
1/22 Julio Cesar 7
Produced some assured catches and stops, and could do little about the goal.
2/22 Marcelo 5
Not completely at fault for the goal, but far from a complete performance.
3/22 Thiago Silva 6
Did much to eventually shore Brazil's defence together, but not at his best.
4/22 David Luiz 6
If always a little unreconstructed, Luiz did do well to cut out a range of Croatian attacks.
5/22 Dani Alves 4
Must realise he is no longer the right-back-cum-right-winger he used to be.
6/22 Luiz Gustavo 6
One of the typical midfield cogs that Felipe Scolari so leans on.
7/22 Paulinho 6
Eventually got to grips with Croatia's technical midfield passing before being taken off.
8/22 Oscar 9
Neymar's superb supporting act. Having kick-started the response, he delivered the sign-off.
9/22 Hulk 5
Mostly ineffective, before being taken off when the game really got serious.
10/22 Neymar 9
A decisive and potentially defining performance. This was the real deal.
11/22 Fred 6
Almost as ineffective as Hulk, but produced a blatant dive for the penalty.
12/22 Stipe Pletikosa 7
One exceptional save from Oscar and a host of solid ones.
13/22 Sime Vrsaljko 6
Ably supported Olic up the left for some of Croatia's best moves.
14/22 Darijo Srna 6
Caused Brazil a fair few problems but eventually succumbed to the siege.
15/22 Vedran Corluka 5
Increasingly exposed by the runs and movement of Neymar and Oscar.
16/22 Dejan Lovren 5
Doubts about his starting place, but even more doubts about the unfortunate penalty decision.
17/22 Mateo Kovacic 6
Nowhere near as perceptive as for Inter, and eventually taken off.
18/22 Ivan Perisic 6
Another Croatian wideman who enjoyed such initial joy on the flanks, only to be gradually forced in.
19/22 Ivan Rakitic 6
Played his role but never as ably as Modric.
20/22 Luka Modric 7
One of the visiting sides better performers and often the source of some of those exhilarating early attacks.
21/22 Ivica Olic 7
Started superbly, ran out of steam: the story of the team.
22/22 Nikica Jelavic 6
Had an unintentional part in the goal, and caused Brazil enough problems.
Paulinho's strength is that he can get from box to box. He will get on the end of a move and score a few goals, but he needs it on his right foot for that to happen. It would be optimistic to compare him to someone like Frank Lampard who, at his peak, was capable of surging into the opposition area from midfield and scoring with his left or right foot.
As for Gustavo, he spent a lot of time dropping between the two centre-halves, who split and let the full-backs attack. Brazil needed to go down the sides because they didn't have the ability to pass through the middle of Croatia. Neymar and Hulk had to drop deep to get the ball and were in areas where they couldn't hurt Croatia.
Perhaps you could best express the point this way: if Modric had been in a Brazilian shirt he would have been capable of passing the ball forward and getting Neymar and Hulk into dangerous positions. Brazil's pattern of play would be more what we expect of them. They did not really have any sustained possession. Modric has the ability to pass the ball between the lines, and he has the technique to take the ball in difficult situations.
Brazil got the job done in the end, albeit with a penalty decision that was very fortunate, but it made me wonder why they have started to play like this. I have watched their games for a long time – especially when I was keeping tabs on Sandro and Paulinho at Spurs – and Brazil have played like this for a while.
I think the trend started with Dunga playing holding midfield in the 1994 World Cup finals and ever since they have believed they need at least one in his image. Now, in Luiz Felipe Scolari's second reign, they seem determined to play with two.
In the past I have watched Brazil teams and thought: "Well, they're just better than the rest". Now I wonder if they are opting for the holding midfielders because they don't trust their quality. Perhaps it is too optimistic to expect them to be the great entertainers.
This is not an outstanding Brazil side. For instance, their striker, Fred, is average. It seems to me they would be quite happy counter-attacking against opposing sides. If that is how the World Cup is won, we are in for a boring tournament. That's not how I think a Brazil team should play. Their tradition is built on playing as many attacking players as they can and going at opposing sides and breaking them down.
Perhaps those days of expansive, attacking football are gone for ever.
England youngsters must be let off the leash from the start
My mind has not changed since watching England's warm-up games in Miami. I would like to see Raheem Sterling and Adam Lallana start against Italy.
They have a good enough group of young players to win the next European Championship, so let's see them go for it this time. In the last two games the better players have tended to be the younger lads. They are more comfortable on the ball and more trusting of their technical ability.
The likes of Sterling, Lallana and Ross Barkley are prepared to receive the ball on the back foot and move it forward. Barkley, in particular, is a very expressive player.
It shows we can develop this kind of English player. The issue is whether they are going to play in their club first teams or not. It is a problem that has many root causes but one of them is the kind of manager who comes into the English game from overseas and just doesn't trust English players to do it in the first team. They have to be given that opportunity.
Lallana and Rickie Lambert were given that chance at Southampton, at different stages of their career, and a long way below the Premier League at first. They are proof that English talent, given trust and a run of games in the first team, can develop to international standard. I wonder what will happen to the next few good young lads from Southampton's academy. Someone has to be brave and play them.
Street star Sterling shows the virtue of not over-coaching
I look at someone like Raheem Sterling and it is clear to me he is a street player. I worked in development for a long time at Spurs and I always felt that in England we try to coach young boys in tactics for the sake of winning a game. We need to coach technique. Let them play. They can start to learn the tactical side between 16 and 18. Let them develop the flair in their game.
Neymar has that flair, and Oscar too. There are many more in the Argentina team – Lionel Messi, Angel Di Maria. Do you think Luis Suarez was coached at the age of nine? He will have just played at that age. Some days I watch development games and the teams are so rigid and drilled that not one player stands out. The attacking players are shackled in the system.
I watch games where the wingers have been coached to help cover back with defensive work. It means that when they get the ball they don't have the energy to take their full-back on. If I have to make a decision on a boy's contract I need to know whether he can go past the full-back, cross the ball, score goals. Making him track back might win a few games for the Under-18s but the kid could end up working in Sainsbury's.
Chile's expansive game will be well worth watching
I really like the look of Chile. They are in a tough group with Spain, the Netherlands and Australia but they have some great players. I can guarantee the football will be attractive and if they go out, they will go out fighting. They make the pitch very big for opposing teams and stretch them in both directions. They murdered England at Wembley in November.
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On the north end of the Eastbank, sitting above, is the Rose Garden, owned by billionaire Paul Allen, of Microsoft fortune. In the late 1980's, Allen, a basketball fan, traded his season tickets for full ownership of an NBA team. His first inclination was towards was to buy the local Seattle Supersonics, but they weren't for sale. Looking south, he found his team in the red and black of the Portland Trail Blazers. At the time, the Blazers played in the NBA's smallest venue – the Memorial Coliseum. A new venue - $61.3 million in cost - was built with more seating capacity and the all-important luxury boxes. The Rose Garden is easily reached with the light-rail trains of the MAX system.
A hundred yards to the west still sits the empty Memorial Coliseum, a future yet undecided. Here, one spring in 1977, the Trail Blazers achieved immortality and captured the hearts of the City and region by winning their only NBA Championship in their first playoff appearance. Walton, Lucas, Neal, Adelman, Gross, Twardzik, Hollins, Davis, Steele, Ramsey – some of the names that became ingrained in the imaginations of millions.
For the 2011 Major League Soccer season - the top-league in USA/Canada - the Portland Timbers have returned. The Timbers played in the old NASL of the 1970-80's until that league died from a disease called Cosmo-itis. They played before huge crowds and really popularized the sport here in the Portland metropolitan area. Several of the old Timbers players went on to careers as local college coachs - Clive Charles was the best known. There were several attempts at maintaining the Timbers in the minor league world of soccer in the US in succeeding years and the fanbase never disappeared. In fact, the fan base was waiting to be reignited and that has truly happened again with the new MLS franchise. The team owner, Merritt Paulsen, bought the team because it happened to share the local stadium with the local minor league baseball team, the Portland Beavers. Maybe, Paulsen was hoping to eventually acquire an MLB - Major League Baseball - franchise for the city originally - his original holding company was called Shortstop Inc, but he quickly realized that a rabid local fan base existed not for minor league baseball, but for soccer. Along with local fan support, he pushed ahead and gained a franchise MLS, which along with the Seattle Sounders and the other new MLS franchise, Vanocuver Whitecaps, goes a long way in showing that soccer's US/Canada roots are truly in the Northwest - or Cascadia (the mythical country that would include Oregon, Washington and British Columbia). Be prepared for a rowdy soccer experience. Portland has developed a huge supporters group - the Timbers Army - in the last ten years that has grown from a couple hundred to several thousand. People that sing the entire game in the best soccer/football supporter tradition. They and the others who make up the sold-out stadium at Jen-Weld Field (18,600+) a very tough place for opponents of the Timbers to come into. The soccer on the field is good caliber and the atmosphere is on another level - even compared to the NBA Blazers.
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NOTE: 2015 - late into the season, the Timbers looked listless and maybe to miss out on the playoffs like last year. There were even rumors that the head coach, Caleb Porter - one of America's brightest - might be in trouble. What a difference a month makes! Click, another gear and the Timbers not only pushed into the playoffs, but have dispatched two teams and are on the verge of pushing past another to reach the Final of the MLS Cup. Stay tuned ..... Winners of the 2015 MLS Cup!!
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The Trail Blazers are Portland's one sports team that registers on the national stage. Now in their fortieth year of existence as a franchise in the National Basketball Association, the Blazers command a lot of local attention. Only once have the Red and Black won the NBA championship - a glorious year, 1977 - but they did make it to two other Finals - 1990 and 1992. The team has shown a lot of intermediate success in other years, as well, qualifying for the playoffs 26 out of 39 - soon to be 27 out of 40 - years in the league. Many very good basketball players have played for the team over the years with those that the team considers to be among the best, having the honor of having their numbers retired to the rafters of the Rose Garden. Ten players have had that honor conferred upon them - seven from the Championship team, two from the other Finals teams and one from the initial era of the team. There are four former team members enshrined in the Basketball Hall of Fame and two former coaches, as well. The Blazers play in the 19,980 seat Rose Garden - 20,580 with standing room counted - and they regularly sell out. Both the team and the Rose Garden are both owned by Paul Allen who earned his fortune side-by-side with Bill Gates at Microsoft. Allen, who lives north in Seattle, can be found cheering on his team many nights at his courtside seats. He initially wanted to buy the local Seattle Supersonics, but they weren't for sale at the time, so he has spent some of those Windows dollars down here. The present team is a young and promising squad that could be poised for the near future. Tickets can be a difficult thing to come by depending upon whom the Blazers' opponent is - ie the Los Angeles Lakers games being the most popular - but you can find some tickets normally on craigslist.
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Portland has a Pro Basketball team, the Portland Trailblazers. They play in the western conference of the NBA. Chances are they will get to the playoffs and lose to LA, just like the past 2-3 years.
They play in the rose garden, easily traveled to from downtown. Just get on the eastern Max line, and get off at the "Rose Center".
The Portland Trailblazers have now had a major resurgence in the NBA, they have completely revamped their roster through smart draft picks and the subtraction of certain questionable players. The next ten years will be one of the best in this franchise's history, so tickets have and will be hard to come by, so ordering ahead of time for certain games is a must.
Only one professional sports team graces our fair city, the jail worthy Portland Trailblazers.
We do have a mighty following for the minor league Portland Beavers (AA baseball) and Portland Winterhawks (WHL).
Most the city seems more concerned with the college sports to the South (Oregon State and Oregon U).
I'd suggest seeing any of the local sports ehre, pretty fun stiff and the minor league teams always appreciate a crowd.
Family fun at PGE Park!! And grown up fun on $1 beer nights or down in the beer garden. Take your seats in the stadium, some as inexpensive as $5, and watch the game. I've been to pro games before and this is so much more fun. $2 for a bag of fresh roasted peanuts!! One side of the stadium is a tall iron fence where any Joe can stop to watch the game for a while.
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Joan Passovoy, clinical professor of operations management, is a 34-year veteran of the operations, supply chain management and manufacturing/industrial engineering fields. She joined the School of Business Administration at the University of San Diego in 2009. Prior to joining SBA, she was the senior operations manager/director of manufacturing for high-speed telecommunications circuitry with a start-up, JNI, that later underwent a successful IPO and was acquired by AppliedMicro Circuits Corporation (AMCC). Earlier in her career, she was an engineering services manager with Diatek/Welch Allyn; held a variety of roles, including engineering services supervisor, production engineering supervisor and industrial engineering supervisor, with Topaz Electronics and senior manufacturing engineer at General Atomics, where she made the first computer consoles for self-serve gas stations. She began her career at General Dynamics, where she worked as a manufacturing development engineer on the Space Shuttle, DC-10, Cruise Missile and Atlas/Centaur Rocket programs. A Lean Six Sigma…