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Today, I took some new allergy medicine I had never tried before, and I didn't bother reading the side effects. I then went to school. It was almost an hour before dismissal when I had felt a warm feeling on my legs. One of the side effects to my new medicine was bladder control problems. FML
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by anonymous / 06/18/2010 at 1:25pm / United States (Florida) / Health
Today, my new step-dad proposed to my mom during a family trip to Wal-Mart. FML
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Today, after spending the evening with friends, I went home and realized that the living room light was on. Thinking someone was robbing me, I hid behind a bush. I got impatient and crept up to the door. Then I remembered that I'd left the light on before I left. FML
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Today, I logged onto Facebook and found out that my own mother unfriended me because she didn't want her new boyfriend to know that she had a daughter. FML
by justdancebbyx3 / 06/06/2010 at 1:23am / United States (Florida) / Miscellaneous
Today, I was making out with my boyfriend. It was going well until our braces got caught. Out of pain, I tried to pull away, which made my eyes water. Then I sneezed in his mouth. FML
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Today, after doing a graveyard shift at work, I took the bus home. I fell asleep on the way and woke up 25 miles away from my bus stop. I took another bus heading back and couldn't stay awake. I then woke up where I started from. FML
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We've gotten our share of very good ones," said Warner. "Certainly kids with size, but we're always looking for difference makers. I feel there are always quality receivers and I think with more passing going on at the high school level there could be a case for that."
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Re: Nook Wishlistjavabird Aug 5, 2015 5:52 AM (in response to rvingmillers)
I have the same problem and I've actually posted it in another thread. Your post tells me I'm not the only one.
Re: Nook Wishlistbooklover128 Aug 5, 2015 9:40 AM (in response to rvingmillers)2 of 2 people found this helpful
I am having the same problem, but I have found a workaround solution.
Go to your wish list and go to any page other than the first one - it will take you to the last page every time. In the address box, look for text that states pp=XX and p=X where X is numbers. The "pp" number is items per page that will show, the "p" is the page number of your wish list. For pages 2-9, enter a zero in front of the page number, "02" or "03", etc and press enter. It will then take you to that page on your wish list. Once you get to page 10, the wish list starts functioning properly again with the arrows and page numbers.
Barnes & Noble software engineers - while/if you fix this, it is also annoying to page all the way down a wish list page and then have to go back to the top of the page to ask for the next page. The "print" wish list feature also only prints the current page of the wish list - not the entire wish list. You are making it very difficult to shop on your website.
I will also post this identical post on the other wish list thread.
Re: Nook Wishlistrvingmillers Aug 6, 2015 7:13 AM (in response to booklover128)
Thank you, I tried what you suggested and it works. While it's time consuming, at least I get to see my list! I live in my RV full-time, traveling the U.S. working seasonal jobs and the e-reader is wonderful for my lifestyle. I have been a faithful B&N customer since 2009 when I purchased my first e-reader I have over 2,000 books in my library, just from B&N and probably about that many side-loaded on an SD card. Wish B&N was that faithful to us. Thank you again, hopefully B&N will give a rip about their customers and find time to fix this soon.
Re: Nook WishlistFroide Sep 5, 2015 9:30 PM (in response to rvingmillers)
Thank you, I tried what you suggested and it works. While it's time consuming, at least I get to see my list! I live in my RV full-time, traveling the U.S. working seasonal jobs and the e-reader is wonderful for my lifestyle. I have been a faithful B&N customer since 2009 when I purchased my first e-reader I have over 2,000 books in my library, just from B&N and probably about that many side-loaded on an SD card. Wish B&N was that faithful to us. Thank you again, hopefully B&N will give a rip about their customers and find time to fix this soon.
OT: Interesting lifestyle, @rvingmilers. From what I've read, it's becoming increasingly popular!
Re: Nook Wishlistpetesnook Aug 6, 2015 3:41 PM (in response to rvingmillers)
Odd. I can click on the page number and the list jumps to that page for both 10 and 20 items per page. The < and > work, also. Maybe it is because I only have 51 items while some of you appear to have over 100.
This is true for both Chrome and Edge on Win 10.
Re: Nook Wishlistjavabird Aug 9, 2015 7:40 AM (in response to petesnook)
Now, the list is totally broken for me . I can't page forward past page 1, it just comes to an empty page. There is no way to access pages 2 and above at all.
Re: Nook Wishlistjavabird Oct 2, 2015 7:36 AM (in response to rvingmillers)
Just checking, anyone have their wishlist working yet? mine is still broken
Re: Nook WishlistFroide Oct 2, 2015 8:47 AM (in response to javabird)1 of 1 people found this helpful
Sorry, I gave up on mine. I now store my to-buy list exclusively via BizTasks (Appgenix app) and Goodreads (and occasionally in my Amazon account).
Re: Nook Wishlistpetesnook Oct 2, 2015 11:47 PM (in response to javabird)
My wishlist has worked fine since the major changes a few months ago. In fact it works better than before then because it now syncs across all my nooks and android devices.
Re: Nook Wishlistrvingmillers Oct 11, 2015 8:52 AM (in response to rvingmillers)
I wish I could say same. Wish list still doesn't work unless I do what booklover128 suggest over 2 months ago. It's just ridiculous that someone at B&N can't get a handle on this and fix it. Very discouraging.
Re: Nook Wishlistjavabird Jan 2, 2016 5:42 PM (in response to rvingmillers)
yeah, the wishlist has been broken for at least 6 months. Very sad.
Re: Nook Wishlistrvingmillers Jan 3, 2016 10:16 AM (in response to javabird)
What I find very sad is the fact that an admin that monitors these forums doesn't address or acknowledge this problem either. Would it be difficult to let us know if B&N is even attempting to fix this (I would guess probably not since it's be over 6 months). I've e-mailed and called B&N regarding this and I get the usual "robot" response of we're aware, we're working on it. Really, a solution can't be had for over 6 months? It's very disappointing that our concerns are not important enough to acknowledge. Maybe people don't use wish lists that much anymore, but I use mine everyday to see if books are on sale or as just as a list to go to when I want to choose a book to purchase. I read anywhere from 4-5 books a week and I feel as a long time customer my business isn't just that important to them.
Re: Nook Wishlistjavabird Jan 4, 2016 6:15 AM (in response to rvingmillers)
Maybe it's time to find an upper level manager at BN to email complaints to. I will investigate.
Re: Nook WishlistFroide Jan 4, 2016 2:39 PM (in response to rvingmillers)1 of 1 people found this helpful
agarcia responds to PMs. Have you tried reaching out to him (or any of the other mods) by PM?
Re: Nook Wishlistrvingmillers Jan 5, 2016 4:23 PM (in response to Froide)
Today I sent a PM to Alex Garcia asking him to check into this. Since he jumps in and responds to other posters in different threads I guess I figured he or someone from B&N would have seen this thread by now. Let's see if Alex Garcia responds.
Re: Nook Wishlistrvingmillers Jan 7, 2016 10:48 AM (in response to rvingmillers)1 of 1 people found this helpful
Alex did reply to my PM. I've copied and pasted his response for those who are interested in the Wish List drama. It was very kind of Alex to respond even though there is still no answer as to when a functioning Wish List will be available. The only thing I don't agree on, is the comment about the "tumultuous shopping period". The wish list has been broken since mid-June last year, the holidays weren't even on the radar on that point. That is just my opinion, but I do thank Alex for responding and wanted to share his reply for those that are interested. Guess we'll just continue with a non-working wish list while waiting for updates over the next several weeks/months.
"Hi Sharon, I'm sorry for the trouble you've had navigating your wishlists on our site. I know this is a sour point for many users. Unfortunately, I don't have much more to add to what was already shared with you. However, I can confirm the issue is being actively tracked and worked on within our development team.
With that said - I can't confirm a date for the fix to be deployed at this time, but thankfully with our most tumultuous shopping period behind us; I would expect to see quite a few updates being deployed in the coming weeks/months.
I know this probably isn't the answer you wanted, but I hope it helps if even just a bit.
Feel free to contact me if you need anything else."
- Alex
Re: Nook Wishlistjavabird Jan 8, 2016 8:36 AM (in response to rvingmillers)
Thanks for posting. But BN might want to re-think how they respond to customer complaints... this kind of reply gives the impression that BN really doesn't care too much about the users' web experience ("tracking" the issue sounds suspiciously like they don't have enough resources to work on the problem and don't consider it a priority).
Too bad. Web updates should not remove existing functionality, but it seems to me the last web update took away a lot of much-used features that were working before the update. I have a large investment in BN books and would like to see it succeed, but more and more I find myself going to competing websites because they just work.
Re: Nook Wishlistrvingmillers Feb 3, 2016 9:09 AM (in response to rvingmillers)1 of 1 people found this helpful
It appears the Wish List has been repaired. When checking out my list this morning to purchase a book, the list went directly to Page 2 and each page in order thereafter. I hope the repair is permanent. Thank you B&N!
Re: Nook Wishlistjavabird Feb 4, 2016 8:13 AM (in response to rvingmillers)1 of 1 people found this helpful
Thank you for posting, it is working for me now, and I just bought 3 books from my wishlist that I found had lowered in price!
Re: Nook Wishlistjavabird Jul 13, 2016 5:56 AM (in response to rvingmillers)1 of 1 people found this helpful
My wish list is broken again, since yesterday. I can see the first page, but if I try to advance to the next pages by clicking the "2", "3" or ">" nothing happens.
Anyone else seeing this behavior?
Re: Nook Wishlistrvingmillers Jul 13, 2016 10:20 AM (in response to javabird)
Yes, once again the Nook Wishlist is not working. I noticed that when I try to go to the next page, the "#" comes up in the link instead of the page number. Pretty discouraging that the "fix" has only lasted since February of this year. What did it take, 8 months or more last time to fix it? Let's hope for quicker attention this time to repair it.
Re: Nook Wishlistpetesnook Jul 15, 2016 3:47 PM (in response to javabird)
Yeah, broken again. I had just finished redoing my wishlist on the 11th. Everything was fine then. Not now.
But, I have found a workaround. If I change the Results per page value, I notice the URL in the browser URL line is significantly different than the default URL when I launch the wishlist. The changed URL allows me to change the last digit from 1 to whatever page number I want; then I press Enter and the wishlist jumps to that new page.
Since I like 20 results per page, I change the 20 to 10, then back to 20, then change the page number in the URL. I'm using Chrome browser, if that makes any difference.
I have also noticed the wishlist isn't syncing from the bn.com site to the Nook apps on my Nooks and phone. The changes I made earlier this week at bn.com didn't show up on my Android devices, and changes I made on a Nook didn't sync to the bn.com site. The Androids seem to sync fine among each other. The syncing was working fine several months ago.
Oh good grief. I just forced a sync on my Library on my Sam Gal Tab S2 Nook and looked at my wishlist there and it now includes the old Nook apps which, of course are no longer available and which I had manually deleted months ago, but they don't show up on my phone. Sigh.
Re: Nook Wishlistrvingmillers Jul 15, 2016 4:11 PM (in response to petesnook)
Very frustrating that the list only lasted 6 months before not it's not working again. I'll try what you suggest. Thank you.
Re: Nook Wishlistjavabird Jul 15, 2016 10:48 PM (in response to petesnook)
Thanks for the tip on the workaround. That seems to work on Safari too.
I also decided to print my wish lists (saved as pdf's) for reference - although you can only print each page at a time.
Re: Nook Wishlistrvingmillers Jul 23, 2016 4:43 PM (in response to javabird)
I did send a PM to Alex and here is a copy of his reply. So unfortunately, not sure when list will be fixed, but he also confirmed the workaround.
Hi Sharon, thanks for the message. Our web development team is working on a fix for this issue.
In the meantime, there is a small workaround you can perform by doing the following:
-change the sort order & then add/change the page number in the address bar(last number)
I'm terribly sorry for the inconvenience. Hope this helps just a bit.
- Alex
Re: Nook Wishlistjavabird Jul 23, 2016 6:35 PM (in response to rvingmillers)
haha, thanks - petesnook already posted that workaround over a week ago (I sent a PM to Alex also but never received a reply. )
Re: Nook Wishlistrvingmillers Aug 16, 2016 9:32 AM (in response to javabird)
It's been over a month now and still have to use the "work around" for the Wish List to work. Guess some things aren't too important for customer/tech support. Last time it took B&N 6 months to fix the list, was hoping it wouldn't take so long this time. I guess if wishes were horses, beggars would ride.
Re: Nook Wishlistjavabird Aug 16, 2016 6:30 PM (in response to rvingmillers)
Yeah, I emailed B&N customer service with a complaint about it a few weeks ago and got a canned reply that they are aware of the issue, etc, etc. Doesn't seem to be too important to B&N to fix it. Too bad. I usually buy most of my books from my Wish list (and I've bought quite a few), so if there are others out there like me, I guess they don't care too much about the lost business. Very disappointing .
Re: Nook Wishlistjavabird Sep 3, 2016 6:24 AM (in response to javabird)
Just noticed my wishlist has starting working again.
Re: Nook Wishlistrvingmillers Sep 3, 2016 3:20 PM (in response to javabird)
Happy Day!!! Mine is working as well.
Re: Nook Wishlistjavabird Oct 12, 2016 5:49 AM (in response to rvingmillers)
Oh dear, the Wishlist page has just been redesigned and the "page forward" function has been removed from the top of the page. Now you have to scroll all the way to the bottom of the page to go to the next page in the list. Very inconvenient. Another "upgrade" that makes usability worse.
Re: Nook Wishlistkamas716 Oct 12, 2016 7:10 PM (in response to javabird)
Just another example of B&N's tried and true business model of If it ain't broke, just give us time.
Re: Nook Wishlistjavabird Oct 13, 2016 8:14 AM (in response to kamas716)
I just wish BN would beta test these changes with actual users before implementing them.
Re: Nook Wishlistrvingmillers Oct 13, 2016 12:42 PM (in response to javabird)
While the page number is not quite convenient at the bottom, I'm grateful the Wishlist is still working. I was worried when I saw the changes to the website, because that usually means trouble for the Wishlist.


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The Red Sox, picking seventh in the First-Year Player Draft for the first time in 20 years, took perhaps the best two-way player available in Trey Ball.
Though Boston drafted him as a left-handed pitcher, Ball, a product of New Castle Chrysler High School (Indiana) is also highly-regarded as a let-handed hitter and outfielder.
Listed at 6-5 and 174 pounds, Ball will turn 19 later this month.
"I'm a pitcher and outfielder from New Castle, Indiana and I can hit for power, I can hit for contact," Ball said during the pre-recorded segment MLB Network displayed immediately after he was picked. "The best word that describes me as a baseball player would probably be athletic. The most influential coach in my baseball life has probably been my dad.
"He's taught me the game since I was very little and he's brought me to where I am now. I try to model my game after Cliff Lee. He was always very consistent in the strike zone."
Ball has a fastball that travels into the low to mid 90s. His changeup is a plus pitch. The curveball is a work in progress, but has promise, according to scouts.
The Red Sox will now start the process of trying to sign Ball, who has a commitment to the University of Texas.
The last time the Red Sox drafted as low as seventh was 1993, when they took a left-handed hitting outfielder named Trot Nixon, who played most of his career in Boston and helped the team achieve World Series championship glory in 2004.
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Don't forget, Iglesias had been getting some work at third and second base for Pawtucket even before the back injury to Middlebrooks.
Pedro Ciriaco hasn't performed well in a utility role on offense or defense, and Iglesias is at the point in his development where he might benefit more from staying in the Majors — even in a bench role — than playing every day at Pawtucket.
"We haven't ruled out that he would remain here in a utility role," said Red Sox manager John Farrell. "So, he's been exposed more to third than he has been to second. Obviously, we're more than comfortable with him at shortstop. At some point, if we're to strongly and surely consider him for a utility role, then he's got to get some exposure to second base. The one thing we're cautious of is just the pivot on the double play. I don't know how you can emulate that in early work or in simulated-type situations, but I think most importantly, we haven't ruled out him being in a utility role."
Tazawa to close for now; Webster will start Wednesday
Lots of moving parts at Fenway Park here on Tuesday. Joel Hanrahan has been placed on the 15-day disabled list with a right forearm strain. With Hanrahan and Andrew Bailey on the disabled list at the same time, Junichi Tazawa assumes the closer's role for now.
Meanwhile, in another wrinkle, prospect Allen Webster has replaced Hanrahan on the roster and will start tomorrow night, with the struggling Felix Doubront spending the next two days in the bullpen.
Manager John Farrell said that his plan for now is to slot Doubront back into the rotation the next time around.
Catching up with Tito
Obviously the circumstances weren't ideal for Terry Francona's reunion with the Red Sox. Boston was devastated by tragedy on Monday, with three people getting killed and more than 100 injured by multiple bombs at the finish line of the Boston Marathon.
Here is a look at what Francona said to the media before today's game.
Obviously Francona has roots in Boston, where he lived year-round for most of his eight years as Red Sox manager.
"I'm not sure you have to have roots in Boston to care about that," Francona said. "Obviously I do, as you guys do, too. It just seems when you turn the TV on, it's hard for everybody. Whether it's personal or not, it seems like it gets personal. You turn on the TV and you hear left wing, right wing. I wish there were no wings. I just wish people would get along. I don't understand it and I don't pretend to. I hope there are people way smarter than me who are somehow, some day able to figure this out, so stuff like this doesn't happen. It's hard enough being an adult. You can imagine being a little kid growing up now? It's hard. It just makes you feel bad.Can baseball help heal people during a tough time?
"I hope so. That would be terrific. If it helps anybody at all, that would be terrific. I think that is the case. Just from being there the time I was, that day is so special to people in Boston. They're so proud of that day. You have the Marathon, the game, it's a big deal. It's kind of a personal day for the city of Boston, shoot, and New England. There's no way, I don't know how you quantify what happens. It's unfair. I just hope maybe this game does help some people."
How did Francona hear about the news?
"I was here at the ballpark and one of my daughters, I saw I had a bunch of missed calls, so I called her back. That's how I knew."
When did he realize the magnitude of it?
"I couldn't get to anything right away. I was tied up for a while. Then I went and turned the TV on and saw right where it was. It's personal for just about everybody. Some of those views, you can see the church my daughter got married in. It's very unsettling, for everybody," Francona said.
How about playing the Red Sox for the first time?
"It's OK. Just being as honest as I can, I had a year removed. We're not in Boston. I had mostly eight really good years. I don't think I'd have scripted the way it ended, but sometimes it's time to move on. I'm really happy where I'm at here. I think it's unfair to the players for me to have a nostalgia week. Our job is to beat them, and it is them. It doesn't take away anything, the people I'm close to there, there's a lot of them. I like where I'm at. I think they like where they're at. Everything's pretty good. I do think it will be harder when we go to Boston for me."
How does Francona think Boston will react to the recent events?
"I really don't know. I don't know how anybody could answer that. I imagine they'll be very resilient. Wouldn't surprise me at all."
Did Francona have time to see his old buddy, Dustin Pedroia?
"I went out and saw him for a minute, me and [former Sox catcher Kevin Cash]. He didn't get any better looking. Neither did I.
Francona on John Farrell?
"It's hard when the season starts. You get tunnel vision. But the day he got hired, I said the glass became half full, and I still believe that. I hope for the next three days everything that could go wrong does for them. But he's one of my best friends, not just in baseball, but in life. They got a good hire."
The Indians come to Boston May 23-26. That should be a far more emotional time for Francona.
On Tuesday night, 11 of the 25 players on Boston's roster played for Francona during his time in Boston. They are: Jon Lester, Clay Buchholz, Felix Doubront, Alfredo Aceves, Andrew Miller, Junichi Tazawa, Jarrod Saltalamacchia, David Ross, Daniel Nava, Dustin Pedroia and Jacoby Ellsbury. Add in three players on the DL (David Ortiz, John Lackey and Franklin Morales) and there are 14 Francona holdovers left.
Another key test aced by Bradley
Red Sox manager John Farrell didn't hide the fact that he was giving prospect Jackie Bradley Jr. a key test on Sunday to make sure he's ready for the challenge of being on the Opening Day roster. In Sunday's road game against the Phillies, Bradley started in left field on a day the Red Sox were facing Cliff Lee, one of the toughest lefties in the Majors.
So what did Bradley do? In his first at-bat, he belted a three-run homer to left-center.
This as also Bradley's first time starting in the same outfield as Jacoby Ellsbury and Shane Victorino. Bradley played two innings in left on Friday in Dunedin but this was his first start there since his freshman year of high school in 2005.
No decisions have been made, but the possibility seems to be growing by the day that Bradley will head North with the Red Sox and help fill the void left by David Ortiz Stephen Drew, who are all but certain to start the season on the disabled list.
"This is probably the best environment we could put him in on the road, away from our ballpark, going up against a very good pitcher. This will be a good day for him," said Farrell.
Farrell can't help but recall similarities to another spring he saw a top prospect win a job out of camp, helped by an injury to a key player. When Farrell was the Indians' farm director in 2005, Grady Sizemore was optioned down to the Minors during Spring Training. However, Juan Gonzalez suffered in injury later in camp, and Sizemore broke camp with the Indians and became a star for many years, before injuries derailed him.
What does Farrell remember about Sizemore in the spring of 2005?
"That he was ready. As is the case many times, it's out of the players' control. But an injury opened up a spot for him."
And that could again be happening in 2013.
An Opening Day type of lineup
The Red Sox play the Phillies under the lights tonight in Fort Myers, and it's a pretty good pitching matchup. John Lackey for the Sox, and Cole Hamels for Philly.
Look at the lineup manager John Farrell has posted for today, and it could be the same one you see on April 1 in New York.
Ellsbury CF
Victorino RF
Pedroia 2B
Napoli 1B
Middlebrooks 3B
Gomes LF
Saltalamacchia C
Nava DH
Iglesias SS
Brian Roberts to Stephen Drew: 'Make sure that you're right'
Stephen Drew is on his way to visit the head of the University of Pittsburgh concussion program, Micky Collins, on Tuesday. Orioles second baseman Brian Roberts, who's been hampered by a pair of concussions of his own, had some advice for the Red Sox shortstop.
"I'd say he's going to see a great guy, I think that it's a scary situation," Roberts said. "And I would tell him to trust his instincts, to trust what he's feeling. And know that there is an end in sight. But the in the midst of it it's a really tough place to be.
"I think the hardest part of that injury is that people don't have any idea what's going on because they can't see it."
Told Drew's concussion was suffered on a pitch that didn't make the most direct impact possible with his helmet, Roberts said his second concussion was similar because he did not directly hit his head when he dove: "Oh I know, I got the same thing."
"I hit myself in the head obviously and my second one I dove headfirst in Boston, I didn't hit my head on the ground. But your brain it basically just sits in there. And all that needs to be done is juggled a little bit. Doesn't have to be a helmet to helmet collision in football for it to happen."
"I hurt for him, I feel for him because I know what it's like. But I think the thing you got to realize you got to be careful it's the rest of your life, it's your brain, make sure that you're right before you do anything. I think the biggest thing is he sees so many cases, he's done a lot of research. He knows that everyone is different but they also have a way of understanding what part of the brain has been affected, and how to help rehab that."
Roberts has only the highest praise for Collins and what Drew is about to go through in Pittsburgh.
"They do a battery of testing," Roberts said. "They do the obviously one which is the ImPACT test on the computer, but then there's a whole bunch of other things that they do there at the facility that most people don't see or don't know. A bunch of other testing to find out, like I said, what area of the brain has been affected and what needs to be looked at. What needs to be rehabbed.
"There's a little bit of everything, they'll do some ocular testing, some vision testing. So there's numerous areas of the brain that can be affected."
— Evan Drellich
Aceves throws inning, talks philosophy
Fourteen pitches, seven strikes and one inning thrown in a Double-A game Wednesday led Alfredo Aceves to some pitching ruminations.
There's long been a belief in baseball that you can't try to throw hard, that if you're tense and trying to throw a ball 180 mph, you won't even hit 90 mph. That may not be a revelation for anyone in the game or even for Aceves himself, but the Red Sox right-hander gave credit to that philosophy for his elevated velocity in 2012.
Aceves averaged 94.7 mph on his fastball last season, a jump from 93.4 mph, according to BrooksBaseball.
"It was more maña than fuerza when I get 98," Aceves said after the backfield outing at Fenway South. "My mind tell me to relax my body and let my body do it. … Maña es mejor que fuerza."
The rest of the Major League Red Sox were off on Wednesday.
Before Wednesday, Aceves had last pitched six days ago, going three innings for Team Mexico in the World Baseball Classic. He's set to start Saturday on the road against the Rays, and he feels the Classic hasn't set back his regular-season preparation.
"The only thing is we travelled four hours and a half to Phoenix," Aceves said. "Everybody is doing the little things that we have to do to maintain ourselves."
— Evan Drellich
Ortiz: 'It's not a good feeling'
Red Sox slugger David Ortiz is not putting on a happy face. Being shut down from baseball activities with three weeks before Opening Day is not his idea of a good time.
But the DH knows that his long-term outlook for 2013 is more important than a now unrealistic goal of trying to be ready for the first game.
"I'm going to be back as soon as I'm good to go," Ortiz said. "Right now, I'm just going to try to work on getting the inflammation out of there and it will take a little bit of time."
Everyone wants to play on Opening Day, but that's not happening for Number 34. Not this year.
"Of course. Everybody wants to be there for Opening Day, but it is what it is," Ortiz said.
Ortiz wasn't surprised that the MRI revealed inflammation in his heels, instead of the Achilles tendon he injured last July. "I know it wasn't the Achilles. We have an MRI in December and my Achilles looked pretty good. We have an MRI right now and my Achilles is not the issue. It's just inflammation right behind it. We're going to work on that now," said Ortiz.
However, Ortiz did admit there is some peace of mind to getting the reading from the MRI. "Yeah, I knew it was something, it was not normal. I was getting pain four or five hours after I was finished with my workout and I know something wasn't right. We had that communication between me and the doctors, the trainers. They agree with getting an MRI just to see what was going on. It's not anything crazy, thanks God. But it's going to take a couple of weeks to get fixed."
Ortiz did not get a shot, but he is taking anti-inflammatories. "Yeah, we started that up now after we saw the MRI, they started giving me some anti-inflammatories."
At a time of spring when the other players are starting to ramp up for Opening Day, Ortiz will work under a modified time-table. "Yeah, it's not a good feeling. I've been working really hard this offseason just to make sure I'm good to go for the season. It's happened. It's not me being me. I know you guys have noticed that. Like I said, it is what it is and things happen for a reason, right? The one thing that we're really working on is that when I'm back, I'm back. It's not just coming back for a couple of weeks and then going back and doing the same thing. They're trying to fix the whole thing. That way when I get back in the lineup, it's going to be there, and be there for the season."
This injury for Ortiz has lingered in some form or fashion since July 16, 2012. "Well, we're humans. Nobody wants to be injured. Me, I was going 120 percent this offseason working with this injury and the good news is it had nothing to do with my Achilles like it used to. That made me happy at least, knowing that my Achilles is doing fine."
But perhaps the inflammation shouldn't come as much of a surprise.
"It's a process where when you're going at it, you pretty much use everything. It's not like you can get picky with the things you want to do. Not being formally doing things for like six, seven months, it's like starting all over. It happens.
Ortiz is clearly dejected that he won't start the season on time.
"Well, Opening Day was my goal. You guys heard me talking about it when I first got here. I was feeling good and pushing things the way I was being told. Right now, Opening Day seems like it's not the case. The case is get me healthy for five or five and a half good months. That's what we're looking for now."
If the Red Sox are to be the team they want to be this season, Ortiz's injury — particularly if it's short term — shouldn't derail them too much.
"We have a good team," Ortiz said. "We have good players. We've got some good players. I've been talking to a lot of them, and the one thing I keep on telling them is just try to do what you do at your best. Don't try to do more than that. You're going to bump into some tough times. Just learn how to deal with it, and everything will be taken care of."
Bradley still 'likely' to open season in Minors
Jackie Bradley, Jr. has arguably been the best story in camp, making things happen whenever he takes the field. However, barring an injury to one of Boston's main outfielders, Bradley is all but certain to open the season in the Minors.
"Likely," said Red Sox manager John Farrell . "But you never want to put a limit on anyone, either. He's making the best of the opportunity, and he's making a very strong impression."
Bradley, who is not in tonight's starting lineup against Puerto Rico, is hitting .471 in 17 at-bats.
In other news, David Ortiz ran the bases today, marking the first time he's done it in consecutive days. He is planning on running again tomorrow. If all goes well, Ortiz could be in Boston's lineup by some point this weekend.
Daniel Bard, fresh off an encouraging inning in a simulated game on Monday, is scheduled to pitch in a game in Thursday, which would mark his first Grapefruit League appearance in 10 days.


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