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And, winless in four frustrating meetings with the top-ranked Commodores this season. "They just have our number," Coach John Cohen said. "But they've got a lot of peoples' number."
Vanderbilt (51-8) assuredly had the number of Bulldog pitching, rattling them for 19 hits and scoring seemingly at-will at times. Seven Mississippi State moundsmen took turns and the first six all were charged with runs. So consistent was the scoring that an otherwise productive afternoon from the offense was wasted.
"It's tough playing from behind," said SS Adam Frazier. "But as long as we keep putting up runs we feel we had a shot." And in fact when State scrambled within 8-4 there was theoretically the long shot of a comeback. Then the Commodore clubbers went back to work and answered everything the Dogs could do, emphatically.
The batting barrage obscured a reasonably effective outing, at least when it counted, by righthander T.J. Pecoraro. The VU starter put up a pair of scoreless innings while his offense set the tone, then just scuffled through the rest of his 6.0 complete innings. Pecoraro (4-1) ended up with seven runs on 10 hits and a walk, and oddly did not strike out anyone. He didn't really need to of course. Given so much support Pecoraro could and at times did seem to stick something in the zone and dare Dogs to do anything with it.
Jared Miller worked the last three turns with one run allowed on four hits, two walks and three strikeouts. Though he never had less than an eight-run cushion he still was awarded his first save of the season.
State starter LHP Jacob Lindgren (4-3) wasn't as effective. Though he threw up a scoreless first inning, and was only tagged for two base hits in the second, the sophomore absorbed six runs to take the loss.
"I feel it just wasn't a great, great start by Jacob," said Cohen in the sure understatement of the tournament. "That happens sometimes. And Vanderbilt was on a little bit of a roll offensively."
Ironically Lindgren rolled through the opening inning, which in the season's second half has been his downfall. He got a pair of strikeouts and ground ball in fact, and ought to have been an out into the second turn with a bouncer to shortstop. Frazier would have had to hustle his throw from the hole, only he bobbled it in the glove and was charged with an error. Then Lindgren came in too close on Conrad Gregor to hit him.
Instead of bunting, designated hitter Zander Wiel swung away and singled to right. RF Demarcus Henderson chose to throw home in a vain attempt at the scoring lead runner, which allowed Gregor to take third with still no outs. Vince Conde followed with a double to right-centerfield for a 2-0 lead, and Lindgren loaded the bases on four balls before drilling Spencer Navin for a free RBI. Having gone through the order Lindgren was excused, leaving LHP Chad Girodo loaded bases, no outs, and a 3-0 deficit.
Another lefthander did produce consecutive outs, on fly balls that scored runners though. Then the Commodores knocked out three more singles in order for a 7-0 margin and another pitching change. RHP Will Cox took over to mercifully end the assault with a swinging strikeout of Wiel.
"I felt that 7 run inning was kind of the whole story of the ball game," Cohen said. "All the elements of a big inning were right there. When those things happen you're going to give up a bunch of runs."
Cox wasn't long for the game either with a leadoff single and errant pickoff throw putting John Norwood on third base. Tony Kemp plated him with a base hit for the eighth Commodore run.
Which put Pecoraro on cruise, after he'd used just six pitches for three airballs in the first inning and negated a second-inning walk. State did get to him finally in their half of the third, though not until two were down via double-play. Frazier snapped the no-hitter with a single, DH Alex Detz followed suit, and RF Hunter Renfroe delivered the RBI-hit with a single to center. 2B Brett Pirtle reached next on a shortstop fielding error, and for an instant 1B Wes Rea made it interesting with a first-pitch drive to left. It died fast though, just reaching the track for the out.
Still something had started and the Dogs drew closer in their fourth. With one out 3B Sam Frost singled, and was running as C Nick Ammirati punched his own hit through the opened right side. With teammates on corners LF Jacob Robson got a post-season RBI on his single. That sent some Commodore relievers to warm up, itself a success of sorts.
Then Frazier notched his second single, this one for a RBI as Ammirati raced around for an 8-3 scoreboard. Detz and Pecoraro waged a fine fight that after two long foul-offs went full-count, before the Bulldog lifted one far enough to center that Robson could come across. A strikeout of Renfroe left it a four-run difference through four innings.
Any idea of a complete rally was squelched as Vanderbilt answered with a vengeance. Norwood singled in leadoff, and Navin's grounder skipped under Frost's glove to be re-ruled a hit. With the order starting over a fourth time LHP Ross Mitchell entered and…wasn't anything like his usual reliable relief self.
Kemp sac-bunted in one run, then Mitchell was tagged for three more hits around a plunking that produced five Commodore runs. Mitchell literally lost his glove on a comebacker, though he did recover and with both hands bare flipped to out Conde at first. By then it was 13-4.
The fifth inning, Cohen agreed, was the real deflation. "Because we didn't get to the bottom part of the strike zone and give our defense a chance to make plays."
State did chip a couple off that deficit in their turn, beginning with a plunking of Pirtle. Rea got around on a breaking ball and just looped it behind third base, fair, for a double. Henderson's grounder scored one runner, and Frost's fly to leftfield the other. In the sixth it was consecutive one-out doubles by Detz and Renfroe, the latter netting his second RBI, for a 13-7 difference.
It was 15-7 in the bottom of the seventh when Vanderbilt changed arms, with lefthander Miller against the second half of the order. He got two quick strikeouts before sub-swinger 3B Kyle Hann singled. The freshman's fast feet came into play as the next substitute, C Mitch Slauter, dropped a fly ball in leftfield for a double and final RBI. Which Vanderbilt matched in the eighth, as if needed, for the final margin.
Their last three runs were off RHP Daryl Norris, charged with six hits against six strikeouts in his first extended stint since 2011. Even long-exiled RHP Evan Mitchell was given a chance to chunk at Hoover. He looked shaky as ever with two walks, then let the fastball work and struck out three-straight batters.
That was one tiny silver sliver for State. So was a 3-of-5 day and two RBI for Renfroe, and two hits each for Frazier and Detz. The pair of safeties gave junior Frazier 23 hits in 48 at-bats for his three trips to Hoover, where he was the 2012 SEC Tournament MVP. But all paled against a Vanderbilt order where six had multiple hits; with three each from Turner, Harrell, Gregor, and Wiel. The 'Dores also stole four bases, some long after the lead was out of hand and maybe sight. Cohen took no umbrage at running in such a setting though.
The Bulldog offense did reach double-digit hits for the tenth-straight game and 13th out of the last 14 contests. Individually, Pirtle extended his streak of games-reached to 32. "I thought we took really good wings and kept putting together innings," Cohen said. "But we didn't put 16, or 17, on the board today."
Much as the outcome stings State fans, it did produce the championship-round showdown SEC observers wanted. Regular season champs Vanderbilt will meet Louisiana State after the Tigers' 3-1 win over Arkansas. The league's top two teams did not meet in the regular season; now they will and on a neutral field. The only unhappy folk besides Bulldogs are SEC and stadium officials as that gate won't come close to matching what a State-LSU rematch would have drawn on championship Sunday.
Now the Bulldogs will await Sunday's evening announcement from the NCAA what the 16 Regional sites will be. All signs are encouraging that Dudy Noble Field will be hosting first-round NCAA play for the first time since 2003. Still there's enough uncertainty to keep everyone on edge tomorrow.
"Would we love to play at home, absolutely," Cohen said. "That's out of our hands, but I do feel good about our resume."
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I just purchased an HP DeskJet 4615 ink advantage printer/fax for my home computer running XP X64. Unfortunately I did not pay attention during my search on what to purchase that this printer is NOT supported on XP X64 but only 32 bit XP OS.
I tried running the setup.exe on the DVD but was told that the OS installed is not supported.
I connected the printer and when prompted for "New hardware detected" I gave the location of the DVD and I guess the basic drivers were installed. Two printers with 4610 Series were created; one for printing and the second for sending faxes. Also an icon for scanning was placed on my desktop. I tested all these; printing, sending a fax, and scanning, and they appear to work just fine.
What I am missing is the HP Digital FAX software to enable receiving and managing faxes on my PC.
What would happen if I were to download the DVD with full service package for one of the HP fax/printers that is supported on XP X64 and run the setup? Would this install the HP Digital FAX software, and if so would I be able to use it with the HP 4615? Or would there still be necessary drivers missing?
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Press Tour: 'Sleepy Hollow' promises fun, history, and surprise murders
"Sleepy Hollow," a re-imagining of Washington Irving's "Legend of Sleepy Hollow," will ring familiar to audiences who've gotten used to creative tweaking. This time around, Ichabod Crane is a hot guy (Tom Mison) instead of a geek, the Revolutionary War wasn't just about expats fighting the Brits for freedom, and there are witches and curses and Biblical horsemen of the Apocalypse in addition to the Headless Horseman. The debut episode also surprises with an unexpected murder, which co-executive producer Len Wiseman explained, "We wanted to keep you off balance a little bit. We wanted to make sure you were never sure which characters were gonna get it."
Given that "Sleepy Hollow" follows in the stuff-you-know-getting-messed-with vein of "Once Upon A Time" and new shows like "Reign" and "Atlantis," executive producer Mark Goffman explained the trend. "You can see scifi has hit a stumbling block in the summer stuff we saw... Obviously , the success of the fantasy of stuff recently has whet the appetite of people. [We're taking the 'Legend of Sleepy Hollow' story and] revising it in a way that's really new and fresh, and this really capitalizes on that well. It's re-conceived in such a way, everything you know about how our country is founded is completely blown apart."
Wiseman put it a little more simply: "We really wanted it to be fun. Just finding the right tone of horror and suspense with the fantasy element."
Fans of the Rolling Stones may be surprised to hear "Sympathy for the Devil" in the pilot episode. When asked how they could afford such a recognizable song for a new show, Wiseman joked, "We have no money for the the episodes now," then added, "We've been very supported by the studio."
Mison added, "I balance it out by being very cheap."
Co-creator/executive producer Roberto Orci commented on the mash-up of stories on the show, saying that, "This idea gave us a chance to make the story modern day, plus link it to the Bible...A lot of people assume the four horsemen of the Apocalypse are part of the story [by Washington Irving], but it's only 17 pages."
The producers also mentioned that one twist will be watching how the Headless Horseman adjusts to a world with modern weapons, and showing how he expressed emotion without a face -- at least, until he finds his head. One scene the producers considered for the pilot which didn't make the cut was an idea they'd like to revisit. "What would an interrogation scene look like with the Headless Horseman?" co-creator/executive producer Alex Kurtzman asked.
"The other three horsemen are set up to be just as fun and just as daunting as this guy," Wiseman said. "We find out the headless horseman is actually a mistake. He was Death, who Ichabod killed on the battlefield. But once he gets his head back, he's part of that bigger picture."
Of course, the revelation that the Headless Horseman is actually Death brought up a lot of questions, none of which were answered particularly well by the panel. When asked how people continued to die during the 250 years Death was buried, Goffman said, "It's people who die at the hand of their design rather than people dying naturally." As to whether or not anyone in the last 250 years had a natural death was not answered.
The panel was more excited to discuss some of the big picture (and less supernatural) ideas which will be tackled by the show. When Ichabod awakens to the weird modern world, Goffman suggested, "They started a revolution over a four percent tax rate, and what is it now?"
When the producers tried to ask the cast what they think will be most interesting to explore about the modern world, Jones piped up, "We're still reeling from the news we could die at any point."
But the stars were open to talking about their characters. "For me, it's the challenge of accepting pieces of it -- how does your character move forward and how much is revealed? That completely pulled me into that project. I would still say there is skepticism, of course. We have a long way to go," Nicole Beharie (Abbie) said.
Mison, discussing whether his transition to American TV gave him something to draw on with Crane's befuddled character, he said, "I'm genuinely left baffled. Even more than it being different from British television, this seems different from any television. this is much more like being on a film set. At the moment, we in England are looking over here and seeing amazing television being made.
As far as whether the show will be more about the mythology or more about stand alone episodes, Kurtzman said, "Our goal is… you can have stand alone episodes, but what's most important, what people watch for, is the emotional continuity."
Still, there are some questions that have yet to be answered -- even internally. "I don't know if I'm good or bad right now," Jones said.
"I'm looking forward to trying to rescue my wife from her Victorian netherworld, which is not something I've done in my career… I can't wait to find out how you bring someone back from the afterlife," Mison said.
As to some of the mashing up of the classic story, Orci said, "The Ichabod and Headless Horsman characters we know so well, we really wanted to show a different version of Crane... as someone who's tied into the apocalypse, that he's tied into a greater war. The professor in him is almost the Clark Kent to who he is. He was brought in by Washington and brought into this secret order. He has this professor element to him… but it was almost his cover, his day job."
But the good news is that the Headless Horseman will remain headless -- at least for a while. "In some ways he's such an iconic character, if you give him back his had too early, it would be no fun," Kurtzman said. "There are flashbacks in our show, so we're going to find out who he was before his head was cut off."
"He needs his head for a specific reason, too," Wiseman hinted.
"But no time soon will he get his head back," Kurtsman said.
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*** Effective May 1, 2014 a Resort Fee will now be charged to all Rental Guests by Bahia Beach for use of the amenities. All listed and quoted rates now include Resort Fees ***
Welcome to Bahia Beach Resort and Golf Club, the most spectacular resort in Puerto Rico. As soon as you enter our gates you can tell right away this place is different. Situated at the foot of El Yunque (the only rainforest in the U.S. forest system), the lushness of the former coconut plantation immediately hits you and you can clearly see why Bahia Beach has been designated an Audubon International Gold Sanctuary and is one of the most unique properties in the entire Caribbean.
With 2 miles of secluded ocean-front beach and sprawling lakes over its 400-plus acres, Bahia Beach is unique in that it allows you to enjoy both saltwater and freshwater recreational activities. Come to the boathouse (a very short walk from our villa), where you can take a kayak or paddle-board out for a spin and get a unique, up-close look at the beautiful flora and fauna of Puerto Rico.
When you get back to the Boathouse, grab a fishing pole and try your luck at catching a Tarpon, Snook, Jack or one of the many other species of fish in our well stocked lakes (all catch and release of course). Afterwards, you can take a bicycle from the boathouse and explore one of the beautiful and peaceful nature trails on the property. Better yet, take a guided nature tour arranged through The Nature Center, also located at the Boathouse.
Is golf on the agenda? Then you are going to love this place! Forget your clubs? No problem, just head over to the Golf Clubhouse and they will take care of all your golfing needs. Robert Trent Jones outdid himself when he designed his first golf course in Puerto Rico. With El Yunque as a backdrop and a lush coconut tree forest surrounding you, it's just you, the ball and some of the most beautiful landscape you can imagine. The Back Nine is simply stunning, with holes 17 and 18 wrapping up the day in spectacular ocean-front fashion. After a fantastic round of golf, head over to Molasses (next to the Golf Clubhouse) for a celebratory round of drinks (and eats) and let the friendly staff take care of you while you overlook Bahia Beach and the Atlantic Ocean – a true "19th Hole" experience.
Is tennis more your game? Then head over to our hard-court tennis facility (located next to the Sales Center). We currently have 4 courts (2 lighted) so you can pretty much count on having a court available when you want (reservations are still recommended). Need to work on your game? Take a lesson with our fantastic tennis pro, Carl.
Exhausted yet? Head over to the Spa for some well-deserved pampering and relaxation in one of the massage villas – steam, sauna, and hot and cold plunges round out this amazing experience.
When you are ready for a true fine dining experience, you don't have to go far. Just make a reservation at world-renowned Chef Jean Georges's restaurant: Fern. With an eclectic mixture of international and Puerto Rican flavors, Fern is sure to satisfy any palette.
Bahia Beach is perfectly situated to enjoy many of the attractions that Puerto Rico has to offer. Located just 25 minutes east of San Juan, you are only 15 minutes from the El Yunque Rainforest. Just a little further east takes you to the town of Fajardo, where you can take one of the famous Bio-luminescent Bay tours or take a ferry to one of Puerto Rico's beautiful "little islands", Vieques and Culebra.
If you are ready for some city life, head west about 25-30 minutes to San Juan where you can enjoy the charms of Old San Juan and top it off with a night on the town at one of San Juan's many first-class Hotel-Casino establishments in Condado or Isla Verde.
When you are ready to finally relax back "home", a luxurious 3 bedroom – 3 bathroom villa awaits you. With a panoramic view of our largest lake and hole #8, relax on your balcony as you watch golfers and kayakers alike enjoy nature and the most beautiful resort setting in Puerto Rico. This is truly one of the best views in all of Bahia Beach.
Our villa consists of a Master bedroom with a spacious en-suite bath complete with a king-sized bed. Our guest bedroom has a queen-sized bed and our large Children's Suite consists of 4 Full-Size beds (2 full-size bunks). A fully equipped kitchen, dining, family, and laundry room along with 2 more full bathrooms complete this spacious villa of around 2,000 sq ft.
But what about the beach? No, we did not forget about the main reason you probably came to the Caribbean in the first place: The Beach.
Bound by the crystal clear Espiritu Santo River to the east and the town of Loiza to the west, 2 miles of soft-sand beach await you to satisfy all your "beachcomber" needs. Take a leisurely stroll along the water's edge as you look over the blue-green water and come back with your hands full of sea shells and sand dollars.
While on your stroll, you may have noticed small areas of the beach that have been roped off (March – May). These are where the famous leatherback sea-turtles have come to lay their eggs. These are the "stars of the show" here in Bahia. There can easily be 15-20 of these nests in any given season. If you are staying with us between June and August, you may be lucky enough to witness the hatching of these amazing creatures. Our onsite Marine Biologist, Marcela, usually will let us know within a few hours of when these hatchlings will appear. My family has thoroughly enjoyed these "Discovery Channel" moments.
After a day at the beach you can take a dip in or relax by our lovely pool, which sits right in front of our villa.
The new Resort Fees now gives you complete access to all the amenities in Bahia Beach, which include:
1. The new Member Only Pool (pictured above)
2. The new Member Only Gym (pictured above)
3. The Member Only Beach Club (towels, chairs, etc.)
4. The Las Verandas Pool (in front of our villa, pictured above)
5. The Nature Center/Boathouse (includes use of the kayaks, canoes, bikes, fishing poles, etc.)
6. The Tennis Courts
In other resorts, you typically pay a resort fee for your stay plus extra for the amenities you use, like the gym, activities (bikes, kayaks, etc.). Here, you pay the resort fees and it includes all of this....very convenient!
The only thing you do not have access to is the St. Regis pool and beach chairs. These are reserved for hotel guests only. However, hotel guests do not have access to the Bahia Member pools, beach club, gym , etc.
You of course still have access to all Bahia and St. Regis restaurants, as well as the hotel Spa.
**As part of your stay you also have access to our golf cart (4 seater) free of charge.
There is so much more to add to our "property description", but there is just not enough room. Las Verandas 9277 embodies all things Bahia and we know that you will enjoy coming here time and again. We look forward to welcoming you to a place we are very proud of. "Nos vemos pronto"!
PS: if this property does not work for you, please take a look at our other property VRBO Listing #751817
Based in Atlanta, we are a family of 5. I enjoy life with my wife and 3 young daughters and we have had business in Puerto Rico for the last 10+ years. We had always thought about owning a second home on the island, but nothing ever moved us. That is until the first time we set foot onto Bahia Beach. I knew instantly that this place was different. The rest as they say, is history.
Tarun Palep purchased this condo in 2010
This is the 3rd or 4th time I have rented from Tarun or the last 3 years. He and his manager Yesnia do an excellent job. They communicate proactively and are extremely responsive to requests for assistance or information. Yesnia in particular is a real stand out. Very guest/family focused. Very positive and cheerful at all times. I'm a huge fan of the property (I own a unit there and rent for guest "overflow") and of this unit. Everything in the unit is described. It is as good as written and as shown in the photos--maybe better. I have nothing but good things to say about the property and service.
We enjoyed Tarun's condo at the Bahia Beach resort with a group of family and friends to celebrate our 10 year wedding anniversary. The condo and resort were exactly as described. The condo was beautifully decorated and well supplied. The resort was pristine and the staff was friendly. It suited our group perfectly. We rented several Las Verandas condos and a few people stayed at the St. Regis. The condos allowed for home cooking and the comfort of space and privacy. The resort had something for everyone - golf, bikes, beach, pool, etc., etc. Tarun was great to work with and super responsive (and knowledgeable) to any questions beyond the condo and resort like PR tours, restaurants and island in general. He made dinner reservations for our group of 30 at a resort restaurant and we were taken great care of. We'll definitely be back!!!
There are no words to describe Tarun's villa at Bahia...perhaps "PERFECT" is the only proper adjective I can think of. Pictures do not reflect well enough the beauty of the villa and its comforts. It is so beautiful...a gem... Its decor is chic and luxurious and yet comfy and inviting. When you walk into it, you just feel like smiling and a sense of peacefulness invades you. It is equipped with anything anyone could ever need for a perfect vacation, the beds are divine, kitchen is top notch, electronics are superb, the amenities are great and the view is to die for. The location of the villa couldn't be better...close enough to everything in the resort and yet in a silent and private location. Tarun is the greatest host, always available, always reaching out to make sure everything was perfect...Yesenia (property manager) was just wonderful...couldn't have been more helpful...I texted twice to ask something and she texted back within a minute. She made checking in and checking out smooth and almost fun! Bahia as a resort does not need much explanation or description: it is HEAVEN. It is one of the most beautiful places in Puerto Rico...and in the world...Beautiful and unspoiled beach, private first class pools, excellent restaurants, and a professional and courteous staff that will do anything to please you and make your vacation the best ever. Looking for a "dream vacation"? THIS IS IT.
Excelent place to spend with the family or closest friends.
We stayed at this property for 4 nights for a family wedding! Well decorated with many amenities - provided the little things like detergent, extra toilet paper, etc. that make all the difference! Also welcomed us with a nice fruit basket! The owner communicated often before and during our stay to check on us and to answer any questions we had about excursions, restaurants, etc.
The resort itself is amazing - beautiful, well-maintained, so much to do!!
Highly recommend this owner and property!
The condo was great for a family of 5 - perfectly simple and tasteful. The property was beautiful and it was great to have a golf cart to get around. The view from the patio was wonderful and we felt like we had the whole place to ourselves. The course is excellent if you golf. We have travelled a lot as a family and this was our favorite trip. Thank you Tarun and Yesinia for making it extra special.
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6 night minimum stay
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Chad Ochocinco Is A Father Again
Speaking of baby news, Chad Johnson, 37, is now the proud papa of a brand new baby girl. The former NFL star's girlfriend, Crystal Bates, 33, gave birth to a 7lb 6 oz. baby at approximately 8:30 a.m. They named their newest family member Kennedi Chanel Johnson.
Literally had Frank Beverly & Maze blasting during delivery which seems to be a first for all parties involved…
— Chad Johnson (@ochocinco) June 2, 2015
After Kennedi's birth, Johnson spent some time with his other daughters, Cha'iel Johnson and Jicyraa Johnson. The former NFL star and Bates are living out a real-life "Brady Bunch" scenario, as Bates has four daughters from a previous relationship. Johnson also fathers four children from previous relationships. The couple has been dating for over a year. Johnson first confirmed Bates' pregnancy back in January.
"I literally crushed my #WCW so much I created a new #WCW," he tweeted.
With all of those relatives, we're guessing that Little Miss Kennedi is going to be showered with lots of love.
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Chad Ochocinco Continues To Rack Up Debt On Florida Mansion
It looks like Chad Ochocinco is experiencing some financial trouble. According to The Jasmine Brand, the former NFL star has been hit with a lien by Long Lake Ranches West Homeowner's Association in regard to his Florida mansion once shared with ex-wife and 'Basketball Wives" star, Evelyn Lozada.
Apparently, between October 2012 and June 2014, the controversial athlete has racked up an outstanding balance of nearly $8,000. He was originally supposed to be paying $1, 333 per quarter.
In the lien, the association threatens that if Chad doesn't pay up soon, the debt will continue to swell at an interest rate of 18% per year. It's unclear why Chad ceased making payments to the association, but we can only hope that he gets it together soon. So far, he has not commented on the lien, but he recently scored a new gig with the Canadian football league, so maybe he can put some of that cash towards his debts.
Chad Ochocinco Debuts New Girlfriend, Crystal
Well, it looks like there's a new woman in former NFL star Chad "Ochocinco" Johnson's life. Apparently Chad has been seeing a young lady by the name of Crystal for the past several months. According to Baller Alert, she works as a bartender in Miami.
It's unclear how serious their relationship is, but judging by their Instagram pages, the couple have taken a few trips together over the course of their courtship. Crystal seems like she could be a decent girl, so hopefully their relationship lasts longer than his last few flings.
Just last fall the former reality star was linked to Miami stylist Kimberly Yohman. However, it appears that whatever they had is over. When a fan inquired about Kimberly under one of Crystal's "Man Crush Monday" posts dedicated to Chad, she simply responded:
"Why does it matter to you?"
Welp, so much for that.
Check out some flicks of Chad & Crystal together on the next page.
Caption This Picture Of Chad Johnson Kissing Evelyn Lozada…Through The TV Screen; She Responds
At first glance, one isn't sure whether to burst out laughing or give Chad Johnson the ultimate side-eye for this picture. The former football and reality star confused the hell out of his followers yesterday when he posted this interesting picture of himself giving a kiss to Evelyn Lozada through the television screen as an episode of Basketball Wives played. The caption he posted with the picture says (as you can see) "I caught bae by surprise…" and ironically, he caught Lozada during a moment in the show when she just so happened to look surprised.
If you follow Johnson on Twitter, you already know that he stays cracking jokes and acting a fool, but this isn't the first time he's show some form of love to Lozada on his Twitter. If you'll recall, when Basketball Wives first came back on, he was predicting what we all found out: that with Evelyn having an emotional moment every week that has to do with their infamous altercation, the show just wasn't going to be as interesting. But he also, in his mind-games playing sort of way, publicly said that she needs to "come on back home." And he did get that random tattoo of her face on the side of his lower leg, so clearly he still thinks about that woman–a lot.
The folks over at Necole Bitchie thought that a Twitter post Lozada shared later in the day that said, "I love surprises!" was a response to Johnson's picture, but she quickly sent them a message to shut that down:
"Hey Necole! My tweet was in no way shape or form connected to Chad! I don't talk or entertain anything that man does via social network! I have moved on with my life & have left all that drama behind! Please update your story."
So there you have it. He might be trying to get her attention, but she's not having it. At least, that's what she says…
So how would you caption this comical (or creepy) photo of Johnson?
What 'Chu Say Boo? Caption This Picture Of Chad's Johnson
Well, well, well. What do we have here. A pensive-looking Chad "OchoCinco" Johnson standing around in his draws. And not just any draws, those tight-fitting boxers that leave very little to the imagination.
Wonder what Chad was trying to accomplish when he posted this picture to his Instagram profile yesterday. Was he trying to show the NFL that despite his recent setbacks, he's still healthy and capable of playing? With the tone and definition of his midsection, maybe.
But the lower half of the picture…oh the lower half. This lower half looks like it's for the ladies. With his man meat all poked out, it looks like Chad and little Chad are trying to remind the women that he's single and ready to mingle.
Hmm…maybe little Chad is the reason K. Michelle is even entertaining advances from this wayward man. You know she's a sucker for the schlong.
But anyway, Chad seems to be thinking something in the picture above. What is it? Caption in thoughts in the comments section below.
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"It Was The Best Thing That Could Have Happened To Me" Chad Talks His 7 Day Jail Sentence With Robin Roberts
I doubt any of us were really feeling sorry for Chad "OchoCinco" Johnson being sentenced to 30 days in jail. Even though we could argue that the sentencing didn't fit the probation violation and the butt slap, he's done enough to warrant a little sit down. And judging by his interview on today's "Good Morning America" interview, Chad seems to agree.
In his interview with Robin Roberts, he said that the seven days he spent in jail were just what he needed. In fact, he called it "one of the best things that's ever happened to me."
On the judge's sentencing and whether he thought it was fair
"I think that Judge McHugh was able to get me do something many people have tried to get me to do for a long time: slow down, just at life in general. She was able to get me to do that. maybe not in the best circumstances for those on the outside but I see being able to sit down and think about life and where I'm going from this point was probably one of the best things that could happen to me right now."
What he's learned from the situation
"Usually, situations like this break people…but I wouldn't allow anything to break me. I going to be my same positive self. I think with me being Chad it kind of made the judge feel that I wasn't being serious about the situation but, trust me, I understood exactly what I did. I lost two of the things in life that I loved the most at the time. Football and my now beautiful, I did say beautiful, ex-wife."
On playing football again
"I think everyone deserves a second chance. Many would say I might not deserve it. I would like to finish my career off the right way. I don't want the last thing to be remembered you know, well, Chad was cut from the Dolphins for an incident he had with his wife. I would love to grace the football field one more time and to help some team. I'm not injured. There's nothing wrong with me."
I find it very interesting that Chad does this interview the day pictures of Evelyn from the almost year-old domestic violence incident are released. Tres bizarre. And the emphasis on the word beautiful was oddly interesting as well. It's clear Chad is trying to rebuild, professionally in the eyes of the NFL as well as in the eyes of the public. Just like Robin said, we'll certainly be watching to see what happens to this character. You never know how the cookie will crumble.
Watch the full interview on the next page.
Bitter Much? Chad Ochocinco Shows Just How Salty He Is In Twitter Rant About Evelyn Lozada
It appears that former Miami Dolphins star Chad Ochocino just might be losing it. Now we won't totally jump to conclusions since we don't know what may have happened behind the scenes to set him off, but the reality star began taking shots at his ex-wife yesterday via Twitter and even somewhat defended his violent actions that ultimately led to the couple's divorce. He began with tweets implying that Evelyn was only with him for monetary gain.
When a follower informed him that he was the one who messed up when he decided to cheat and put his hands on Evelyn, it seems as if he almost tried to justify his actions and imply that Ev should've stuck around anyway.
Chad then went on to attack her publicist, who seemingly had nothing to do with the quarrel, but again, we don't know if anything transpired behind the scenes. He also implied that Evelyn is a Christian hypocrite and that she cheated on him while they were together.
Evelyn, who appeared to remain pretty calm about what was going on, sent out a tweet letting her followers and Chad know that she was paying him no mind.
Although Evelyn may have decided to take the high road, her daughter Shanience was not too pleased with Chad's behavior.
We're going to have to give Chad the severe side-eye.
What are your thoughts on this?
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Evelyn Wants Contact, She Gets Contact: Judge Lifts BBW's Restraining Order Against Chad At Her Request
Former Miami Dolphins player, Chad Johnson and ex-wife Evelyn Lozada made their first public appearance together since their extremely ugly divorce yesterday in court. Why were they in court you ask? Thankfully, they weren't there pressing assault charges against each other. Instead, they were doing something remotely opposite. They were there to lift the restraining order that was put in place after the two had a fallout over Chad's infidelity, which ended in a head-butt lifted.
A video recovered by TMZ depicts Evelyn and Chad standing before a judge in a Florida courtroom as the judge proceeds to ask Evelyn if she feels threatened by Chad or is afraid of him. Evelyn responds "no" each time and the judge honored her request and lifted the restraining order.
Now Im sure that while some are in shock after hearing this news, others aren't as Ev has been hinting to multiple media outlets that she would like to begin talking to Chad again and how she believes he deserves a second chance. One can't say for sure that Evelyn's request to lift her restraining order against Chad will result in a romantic reunion between the two, but then again, the possibility is certainly there.
Just last week, Evelyn told Radar Online that it was difficult having a "no contact clause" with Chad because he still wears his wedding ring and expresses that he wants her back.
"I haven't spoken to Chad, we can't – we have a 'no contact' clause, but I hear things. He recently did an interview on ESPN and I saw clips of it but it wasn't easy to watch because he is still wearing his wedding ring, and says he still wants to be married."
Ironically though, she also told Rumor Fix that although she had some questions for him, she didn't think that reconnecting the lines of communication was a good idea.
"He hasn't tried to speak to me directly and I don't think he is going to risk his freedom, I also don't think it would be good for us."
I guess she's had a change of heart since then.
Check out Evelyn and Chad's courtroom footage on the next page. Do you think it was a good idea to drop the restraining order?
'I Do Believe In Second Chances': Evelyn Lozada Opens Up About Her And Chad's Future
About four months have passed since "Basketball Wives" star Evelyn Lozada and then new husband Chad Ochocinco made headlines for a domestic violence dispute that ended in Chad being arrested, dropped from his contract with the Miami Dolphins, and an end to the couple's 42-day marriage. With the exception of Evelyn's appearance on Iyanla Vanzant's "Fix My Life" and ABC News, the two pretty much refrained from discussing the incident. Until now, that is.
Last Wednesday, we reported on an interview that Chad did with ESPN's First Take where he opened up about what went down between him and Lozada and getting help for his issues with domestic violence. He also admitted to cheating on Evelyn, but not without stating that he believed he deserved a second chance.
Since the interview aired, Evelyn has also opened up just a teeny bit more on her feelings about Chad and how she's dealing in the aftermath of her public divorce.
In an interview with Rumor Fix, the reality star was asked how she felt about second chances and if she believed Chad deserved another chance. Here's what she had to say:
"I do believe in second chances. I actually had someone ask me that recently, and I do. I'm not bitter, things happen and yeah, I do believe in second chances. I would want somebody to give me a second chances, and you never know."
Interesting. Lozada also revealed in an exclusive interview with Radar Online that she would like to sit down and have a conversation with Chad someday.
"At some point a conversation needs to take place, I have questions about everything and that will happen when it's supposed to happen," Evelyn confides. "I would definitely like to sit down and talk to him down the road – I would just really like to get up in his head and ask, 'Why?'"Obviously he wasn't thinking, but as a woman, there are certain things I needed closure with like why he cheated? It is hard for me to wrap my head around why someone would put everything at risk.""But I am not a man either so I don't get that at all. Obviously that is wrong, I feel like we were both a lesson to each other, I have learned so many things… things that I will never tolerate again."
"I haven't spoken to Chad, we can't – we have a 'no contact' clause, but I hear things. He recently did an interview on ESPN and I saw clips of it but it wasn't easy to watch because he is still wearing his wedding ring, and says he still wants to be married.
"He hasn't tried to speak to me directly and I don't think he is going to risk his freedom, I also don't think it would be good for us."
Ev is asking an age old question that just about every woman who has ever been cheated on has pondered at one point or another. Unfortunately, the odds her getting an honest answer are slim to none. She seems as if she's in a really great place and although her heart may want to go back, she realizes that the decision would be unwise– hopefully.
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This topic contains 11 replies, has 12 voices, and was last updated by patrick j slattery 2 years, 2 months ago.
August 14, 2014 at 12:09 pm #32005
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As the days get closer to my first attempt at promoting an event, I find myself asking what the racers want? What to the parents or sponsors want? Just an open thought…
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Owner - United States Rally Kart Association : @RallyKartUSA on TwitterAugust 14, 2014 at 2:49 pm #32016
TJ KoyenParticipant
The highest competition and professionalism.
The USOoD looks like a cool event for sure. It's something unique and it's got my interest.
Team Driver - Innovative Performance/Tony Kart // Owner - Oktane Visual Custom Helmet Paint and Graphic DesignAugust 17, 2014 at 8:57 am #32150
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Pay low entry fee and not get nickel and dimed with allot of hidden fees.
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41 years karting experienceAugust 17, 2014 at 5:10 pm #32168
Ted HamiltonParticipant
Good value for my money — lots of track time without hidden fees, and a family-friendly environment with good food and bathrooms.
www.hamiltonhelmets.com // SWISS HUTLESS CorseAugust 18, 2014 at 4:04 am #32208
Oliver KellParticipant
I went racing for the first time in years this spring.
It was a MESS. No one could tell me when the track was going to open, drivers' meeting etc.
…and they wondered why turn out is brutal.
Posting a schedule that is realistic and sticking to it shows a lot. Make sure you have adequate time between sessions and arr organized!
pre registration makes life a lot easier and make sure your credit/debit processing machine works!
Also doesn't hurt to listen to racers if and when issues present themselves and provide good value.August 18, 2014 at 6:53 am #32212
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4th place finisher on a good day @ Tri-City Kart Club, Richland, WAAugust 18, 2014 at 8:21 am #32215
Roberto PerezParticipant
Track Time……..
These days we have way too many classes……….
5 classes should only exist……..
Sportsman 8-11
Juniors 12-15
Seniors 15-34
Masters 35+August 18, 2014 at 10:13 am #32227
Lance DuhonParticipant
here is a sample of our schedule.
We also have another series in Lafayette, La thats only 206 senior and junior. So nice to have two series that dont take longer than 3/4 of a day.August 18, 2014 at 4:07 pm #32239
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I agree. Organisation. Clear scheduling. Solid communication.
And THE TRUTH.
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West Coast Kart ClubAugust 19, 2014 at 7:46 am #32274
Tim KoyenParticipant
Before trying to understand what your customers want, you need to first define who your customers are.
If your customers are pro level dirt racers, they want something different than club level sprint racers. Determine what your market is, then ask them what makes a great event.
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Don't bother PMing me, it doesn't work. Email is best: firstname.lastname@example.com 21, 2014 at 7:38 am #32361
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here's something that I've been wondering out loud about for the past few months, but havent found a solid answer to yet…consider this…..
motocross, especially amongst youngsters (12 and under), is BOOMING in the state of FL and has been for a number of years. One track near Tampa regularly draws 500+ entrants for it monthly local series races, most being kids under the age of 15.
I've been wondering, why does MX, with all its known dangers draw so many while karting struggles to keep its head above water in the same state/area. Would be interested to hear some thoughts on this.August 21, 2014 at 11:30 am #32366
patrick j slatteryParticipant
It seems like many clubs and org's. tend to try and please as many customers (racers) vs doing what is right for the majority. The biggest problem as I see it is way too many classes with little track time for the dollar spent. Someone mentioned 5 classes but really, the tracks need to have as many entry's as possible to survive.
One kid kart class
two sportsman
two juniors
two seniors
and one Masters
That is 9 classes, should be something for everyone and not to many to get some decent track time. WKA thinks they are doing something great by going from 13 to 12 but that is still way to many IMHO
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Small Businesses Can Benefit From Lighting Retrofits Too
The example of a Pennsylvania pet store saving $200,000 over 25 years after a lighting retrofit is ample evidence that not only major facilities can reap the rewards of lighting retrofits.
Braxton's Pet Works in Wayne, Pa., installed LED lights and expects to save more than $9,000 a year, after state and federal rebates, according to Greenandsave.
The project should cut electricity consumed by lighting at the 70-year-old pet store by 85 percent. LED Saving Solutions is installing the lights.
While costly, LED bulbs long outshine their competition.
For instance, GE's R30 bulb is rated for 20,000 hours, or up to 10 times longer than standard lights. But the bulb costs $60, reports the Forth Worth Star Telegram.
As more businesses adopt LED lighting, the costs will come down significantly, said Chuck Swoboda, Chief Executive Officer of LED lighting firm Cree Inc., Durham, N.C.
Once the initial installment costs come down, with the energy savings factored in, adopting LEDs will be extremely attractive for businesses, Swoboda said, in an article in the Monterey Herald.
Lighting accounts for about 22 percent of electricity used in the United States, according to the Herald.
But the Department of Energy has stated that a conversion to solid-state lighting like LEDs could reduce energy use for lighting 33 percent by 2030, or the same amount of electricity generated by 40 1,000 megawatt plants. Across the board, that would amount to $30 billion in savings.
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PORTLAND, Ore. – For the fourth consecutive year, the Simon Fraser Clan has claimed the top spot in the GNAC pre-season coaches poll.
The No. 3 nationally ranked Clan has reached the NCAA semifinals the past two years and has only lost four out of 48 conference matches since its inaugural GNAC season in 2010.
Four-time Coach of the Year Alan Koch welcomes back eight starters including GNAC Newcomer of the Year Magnus Kristensen, GNAC Defender of the Year Alex Rowley and senior Jovan Blagojevic who was the second in the conference in goals scored last year.
Koch's team led the nation last year in total points (211) and goals (77), the latter a GNAC record. The team was also second in scoring offense (3.35/gm) and total assists (57).
Seattle Pacific, the only other team to receive a first-place vote, came in at No. 2 in the poll.
The Falcons finished with a 12-4-3 record last year and qualified for the NCAA tournament where they were dealt an early exit losing 1-0 to Chico State.
Returnees such as NSCAA first team all-region defender Bryson Pavel and first team GNAC goalkeeper Cody Lang look to knock off Simon Fraser for the GNAC crown.
Three points behind SPU is Western Washington, which ended last season with a commanding 3-0 victory over then No. 2 Simon Fraser.
Head coach Greg Brisbon fared well in his first season, compiling an 11-4-3 record, and looks to build upon that season with a strong defense.
The Vikings have three GNAC team honorees returning on the defensive side of the ball highlighted by senior goalkeeper Keegan Rogers who led the conference in save percentage and goals against average.
Finishing the top half of the poll is Northwest Nazarene with 42 points.
2013 was a record breaking year for Crusaders senior Freddy Razo. The Newcomer of the Year broke the NNU school record for most goals scored in a season (14) and most points scored in a season (30).
Second-year coach Alex Balog and his Montana State Billings Yellowjackets finished tied for sixth place in the conference last year but arrive at No. 5 in the coaches poll.
The Yellowjackets have recruited numerous transfers and return three defensive starters for a team that has its sight set on a few upsets this season.
The Saints of Saint Martin's move up one spot from last year's poll to No. 6.
Coach Rob Walker and the Saints only lost one of their first five conference games last year and with the return of seven starters look to duplicate that record again.
In seventh place is the University of Mary who finished tied for sixth in the conference last year, but lost only two of its last eight conference games including a 2-2 tie with the nation's third ranked team, Simon Fraser.
The South Dakota School of Mines, finishing eighth in the poll, may be the youngest team in the conference with only five upper classman and one senior.
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|2013 Records
|1. Simon Fraser (7)
|18-3-2 (11-2-1, 1st)
|2. Seattle Pacific (1)
|12-4-3 (10-1-3, 2nd)
|3. Western Washington
|11-4-3 (9-2-3, 3rd)
|4. Northwest Nazarene
|5-7-5 (5-6-3, 4th)
|5. MSU Billings
|3-10-5 (3-7-4, 6th)
|6. Saint Martin's
|5-11-2 (5-7-2, 5th)
|7. University of Mary
|3-10-3 (3-8-3, 7th)
|8. SD Mines
|0-16-1 (0-13-1, 8th)


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Tiziano Tononi: Peace Warriors
Whether due to market dynamics, popular opinion, corporate myopia or the artist's own stubbornness, there has been a shortage of Ornette recordings in recent years. His working band has been together for some time now but has thus far committed nothing to disc.
Fortunately, the recording crunch can be alleviated by excellent repertory work like Milanese drummer Tiziano Tononi's sextet recording Peace Warriors. This sort of project is usually called a "tribute, but the band simply plays Ornette's compositions with as much passionate skill as they can, allowing the richness and variety of the master's songbook to carry the water. Ornette may have given free jazz its name, but these pieces demonstrate how carefully composed his music is.
The acoustic setting of the mournful "A Girl Named Rainbow manages to approximate the reverb sound of electric Prime Time. On "Feet Music Tononi's loose martial drumming sets the mood as Danielle Cavallanti's tenor smoothes out some of the high-strung tension associated with Ornette's alto. Tononi's band touches on other icons as well: Sun Ra vocals surface on "And Now We Interrupt for a Commercial, echoes of the twin-horn attack of Albert Ayler and Charles Tyler roll in on "Faithful, and Mingus' ghostly overdubbing influences the dreamlike "Empty Foxhole, before it settles into a dirge. Tononi's crew manages it all with style and verve on this great recording.
Track Listing: And Now We Interrupt for a Commercial/Broadway Blues; Sadness; Happy House; Faithful; Feet Music; The Empty Foxhole; A Girl Named Rainbow/School Work; Peace Warriors/Africa Is the Mirror of All Colours; Ode to the Master Drummers of Harmolodia.
Personnel: Danielle Cavallanti: tenor saxophone; Achille Succi: alto saxophone; Emanuele Parrini: violin; Giovanni Maier, Piero Leveratto: double bass; Tiziano Tononi: drums, percussion, gong.
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Will the Yankees get their reinforcements?
Brian Cashman has said that he has "more work to do" in preparing the Yankees' roster for a playoff run, and if the general manager is able to cross the finish line on anything, there could be new faces in the clubhouse on Friday at Fenway Park.
Possibilities continue to float with Thursday's non-waivers Trade Deadline approaching, and while manager Joe Girardi is keeping an eye on transactions around the league, he isn't counting on anything as an absolute lock to happen with his club.
"Not necessarily, no," Girardi said. "There's less than 24 hours if something's going to happen. You do expect that there's going to be some movement in baseball. A lot of times there's more talked about than actually done. We'll wait to see what happens."
Cashman has expressed desires for a big bat as well as a starting pitcher; on the hitting front, the Yankees are known to have touched base about the Phillies' Marlon Byrd and the Twins' Josh Willingham. The Rangers' Alex Rios is also on the block.
There have been links between the Yankees and the White Sox about left-hander John Danks, but it appears that interest in bringing the Padres' Ian Kennedy back to New York was overstated. CBSSports.com reported Wednesday that the Yankees inquired about Padres reliever Joaquin Benoit.
The Yankees have already added starters Brandon McCarthy and Chris Capuano, plus infielder Chase Headley, in deals completed this month.
"We talk about things, but I know that he's very busy this time of year," Girardi said. "If something gets close, we usually hear about it. I don't expect an update every hour. That would drive him crazy and he wouldn't be able to get anything done. So I just let him do his thing. When he calls me, I say, 'OK.'"
The Yankees have been able to count on the back end of their season most nights this season, which is why it was so concerning to see Adam Warren, Dellin Betances and David Robertson struggle in succession on Tuesday against the Rangers.
Girardi has tried to give his late-inning hurlers rest whenever possible, but with the team playing so many tight games, that hasn't been an easy task.
"You hope that off days come at the right time, you get some distance out of your starters, and you've just got to manage it," Girardi said. "I'll manage it like I have the whole year. You know that you can't overwork them or you're not going to get the same production."
Warren took over for starter Brandon McCarthy in the seventh inning, holding a 10-4 lead, but issued two walks and permitted a hit to leave a bases-loaded situation for Dellin Betances, who served up a grand slam to Texas' J.P. Arencibia.
"Mechanically, I just felt off," Warren said. "It was really strange. I usually take pride in my mechanics. I just felt out of sync and couldn't get on top of the ball. Especially in that situation you want to come in and pound the zone, get some quick outs, and I just couldn't do that."
Warren and Betances, converted starting pitchers who have made 48 and 47 appearances, respectively, both said that they do not believe fatigue is an issue. Betances pointed out that he rebounded after Leonys Martin's triple to record two strikeouts around a walk, escaping the inning.
"I feel good, man. I feel great," Betances said. "It was a tough one for me. It's going to happen. Even after I gave up that home run, even after the triple, I was able to hold it right there. It could have been worse."
Girardi said that he does not plan to use the trio of relievers much differently over the final two months of the regular season.
"We've been pretty good about giving them the days when we need the days, giving them two days when they need two days," Girardi said. "[I'm] looking at what they've done in the past and having an idea how many innings they've thrown, and just trying to manage it that way."
One day after Girardi said that Brian Roberts has looked "beat up" to him and could use a couple of days off, the veteran second baseman said that he is dealing with normal bumps and bruises, nothing out of the ordinary.
"I hope it pays off, sure. I'm not 20 anymore," Roberts said. "Nobody wants days off, but you trust the people in charge to make decisions that hopefully benefit everybody. Hopefully that's what happens."
Roberts, 36, is batting .237 with five home runs and 21 RBIs in 91 games. That is Roberts' highest games played total since 2009 with the Orioles, a fact that Roberts said Girardi pointed out in their pre-game chat Tuesday.
"He said, 'I just think it's a good time to give you a couple of days,'" Roberts said. "It's not my place to argue. I just work here. I'll play when they put me in the lineup. If Friday is the day, then I'll be ready to go."
Brian McCann was out of the Yankees' lineup on Wednesday, with Francisco Cervelli catching. McCann said that it was just a scheduled day off, and manager Joe Girardi said that he planned it this way to give McCann two days off with Thursday's travel day.
Girardi said that he was giving Ichiro Suzuki a day off for the same reason, playing Zoilo Almonte in right field.
"I'm sure it will probably help all of our guys at this point in the season," Girardi said. "As I've said, we have some age on our team, and you feel that you have to manage it."
On this date in 2011, the Yankees scored a franchise record 12 first-inning runs in a 17-3 win over the Orioles, sending 16 men to the plate. 13 reached base, with seven singles, two doubles, a homer, a walk and an error.
Brian McCann disagrees with Terry Pendleton's comments
Brian McCann's first few months in a Yankees uniform have not lived up to his expectations, but the veteran catcher isn't on board with the idea that he might just not be cut out to play in New York.
McCann awoke on Tuesday to a few text messages alerting him to a story in the New York Post, where Braves coach Terry Pendleton was quoted as saying that he thinks McCann "will never be comfortable" as a Yankee.
"I read the article. I disagree," McCann said. "I absolutely love it here. I've got off to a slow start, but I absolutely love it here."
Pendleton told the newspaper that he believed that McCann would wind up with either the Yankees or the Rangers this offseason. McCann jumped at the Yankees' offer early in the winter, inking a five-year, $85 million pact.
"New York is not Brian," said Pendleton, who said he thought McCann would be more comfortable in Texas. "That's my opinion. I knew if he chose New York, there would be more than he expected or knew about. He'll never be comfortable with that."
Despite his Georgia roots, McCann said that adjusting to life as a Yankee has not been difficult.
"I really haven't noticed a big difference," McCann said. "It's still baseball. It's still you put a uniform on, you go out and put your best foot forward. That's what I'm doing.
"It just hasn't gone quite like I wish it would, but at the same time, we've got a whole half of baseball left. We're in a pennant race and those are the things that I'm focused on."
Pendleton said that he believes McCann's contract has been "hanging over his head," with his $17 million average annual salary ranking as the largest issued to a free agent catcher.
"Not at all," McCann replied. "Not one bit."
Pendleton also said that McCann has become a pull hitter over the last three or so years, but believes that he will be able to relax and get back to what he is capable of doing. McCann recently changed his batting stance, eliminating a toe-tap.
"If I'm sitting here hitting .300, this isn't a story," McCann said. "But I'm not, and at the same time, I feel like I've gotten some mechanical things ironed out. I'm back to attacking the baseball, and the last four or five games I've felt like myself."
McCann said that he last spoke to Pendleton during Spring Training, and that he had not decided if he would call the former big league infielder to talk about the story.
"The only part of the article [that bothered me] that I'm not a New York guy, that's the only part that I didn't like," McCann said. "I absolutely love it here and it's been great so far."
Carlos Beltran said that the swelling behind his right knee has improved, but the Yankees switch-hitter remained out of the lineup for a second straight game on Tuesday.
Beltran said that he could be available to pinch-hit, and that the Yankees were looking at Tuesday as a 'safety day' before getting him back on the field. Beltran has been limited to duty as a designated hitter since hyperextending his elbow in April.
"I woke up feeling better," Beltran said. "I'm going to go hit BP and do everything today, just to go through the whole program. But I feel a lot better. Just being able to wake up feeling better, I feel good."
Yankees manager Joe Girardi said that he hopes to have Beltran in the lineup on Wednesday.
Shane Greene celebrated his first big league victory on Monday, hurling six innings of two-run ball in a 5-3 win over the Indians, and it earned him another start. Greene is scheduled to pitch on Saturday against the Orioles in Baltimore, with Chase Whitley moved to bullpen duty.
"It's a combination of everything. He did a really good job last night," Yankees manager Joe Girardi said. "Giving Whit a little break will help him and maybe re-energize him as well."
Greene earned his first Major League win on the same night as Dellin Betances recorded his first Major League save on Tuesday. That marked the third time that has happened involving Yankees pitchers, according to the Elias Sports Bureau. Al Closter and Fritz Peterson did it in 1971, and Vidal Nuno and Adam Warren did it earlier this season.
Carlos Beltran out of lineup with swollen knee
Hello from Cleveland's Progressive Field, where the Yankees and Indians are set to open a four-game series this evening. Here are the quick hits from this evening's notebook:
Carlos Beltran was held out of the Yankees' lineup on Monday after the switch-hitter reported mild swelling in the back of his right knee, according to manager Joe Girardi.
Beltran is scheduled to be seen by the Indians' team doctor at Progressive Field on Monday, but Girardi said that the Yankees have not planned any other tests.
"We're going to give him a day off. I'll find out later on if he's available to pinch-hit," Girardi said. "He'll see their doctor today and see what they think. Not a lot, but just a little bit."
Beltran has eight hits in his last 30 at-bats, raising his average to .216 with nine home runs and 28 RBIs in 61 games.
"He's been swinging the bat better," Girardi said. "Obviously, he's a switch-hitter that we put between our lefties and has power. He's a run producer. It is something that we'll miss tonight. Hopefully we get him back in there tomorrow."
For Derek Jeter, return visits to the facility now known as Progressive Field will always produce memories of Opening Day 1996, which teammate David Cone would later refer to as Jeter's "coming-out party."
Jeter hit his first Major League home run, a fifth-inning solo homer off the Indians' Dennis Martinez, and contributed a sharp catch on an Omar Vizquel pop-up in the Yankees' 7-1 victory that afternoon.
"Your first Opening Day is pretty memorable, pretty special," Jeter said. "I was excited for that day. We got snowed out the day before, so we had to wait a while; it seemed like we had to wait forever to get that first one underway."
Earlier this year, Jeter said that he ranks that April 2, 1996 contest as one of his two favorite Opening Days; the other was the Yankees' 1996 home opener, better remembered as the Andy Pettitte snow game against the Royals.
"I like playing here. I like this stadium," Jeter said. "I've always liked coming here and playing. We've had some great battles with some really, really good Cleveland teams. They beat us in '97, we came back and beat them in '98. I enjoy coming here. It's a nice stadium and the fans have always been great."
When Dellin Betances reported to Spring Training, the Yankees had hoped that the hard-throwing right-hander would be able to put it all together, but it was a late March outing against the Blue Jays that made Joe Girardi really believe it was happening.
As Girardi recalled on Monday, a March 23 outing at George M. Steinbrenner Field made the Yanks' coaches take notice. Betances entered with the bases loaded in the seventh inning, leaving them that way by striking out Jose Bautista looking and getting Edwin Encarnacion to fly out to left field.
"He came in the bases loaded and was dominant," Girardi said. "I thought, 'You know what, maybe it's clicking.' … You could see that there was deception there and they didn't see the ball real well off of him."
Betances was named as one of the Yankees' three All-Stars on Sunday, joining Derek Jeter and Masahiro Tanaka. He has a 1.61 ERA and 78 strikeouts in 37 appearances, and was selected to the squad by the player vote.
"It's crazy, man," Betances said. "I worked hard this offseason, had a lot of guys that helped me. I just felt ready coming into the spring. My job was to make the team, but now to be here on this day, to be an All-Star this year, I'm honored."
Right-hander Brandon McCarthy, who was acquired in a trade from the D-backs on Sunday in exchange for left-hander Vidal Nuno, is expected to join the Yankees on Tuesday. McCarthy is scheduled to make his Yankees debut against the Indians on Wednesday.
Girardi said that he believes closer David Robertson (2.93 ERA in 26 appearances, 21-for-23 in save opportunities) deserved to be selected as an All-Star, and Girardi hopes that there is still time for that to happen.
"Obviously there's always people that have to bow out," he said. "I've said it all along; if you like people that strike people out in key situations, he's pretty good at it. You take away his one outing against Minnesota, his numbers are as good as anyone's in baseball. And from a strikeout ratio, even better."
Right-hander Michael Pineda has progressed to playing catch at 90 feet. The Yankees hope to have him throw from a mound by the end of this week, with a mid-August return to the big leagues standing as his best-case scenario.
Thursday's camp notes: Youk "always a Red Sock"
It's probably not the best way to endear yourself to a new fan base, but hey, let's at least give Kevin Youkilis some points for honesty.
The new Yankee and former Red Sox third baseman briefly stopped by George M. Steinbrenner this afternoon to check out his locker assignment and drop off a few items, spotting his No. 36 jersey hanging alongside a few pairs of pinstriped pants.
This is the new reality for Youkilis, who is clean-shaven to satisfy team regulations and sounded like a Yankee when he said that he's just here to "go out there every day and play hard and try to win a World Series."
Oh, but nothing in the fine print of his one-year, $12 million deal with the Yankees mandated that he must put his Red Sox history through the shredder, and so Youkilis made it clear that part of him will always belong in Boston.
"To negate all the years I played for the Boston Red Sox and all the tradition, you look at all the stuff I have piled up at my house and to say I'd just throw it out the window — it's not true," Youkilis said. "I'll always be a Red Sock."
That quote won't win Youkilis many friends among a fan base that, judging by early Internet reaction, seems to be unconvinced about his addition. But here's what might win them over: if Youkilis is healthy and productive for New York, the same blue-collar qualities that made Youkilis such a frustrating opponent over the years are exactly what Yankees fans have been asking for.
Think about it — how many times have we heard the talk-radio rants that the Yankees need more players with Paul O'Neill's brand of intensity, the unbridled fury it takes to assault a bat rack or water cooler without a second thought about the millions watching at home? Youkilis can be that guy. In other words…
"I'll never be Alex Rodriguez," Youkilis said. "I mean, Alex Rodriguez is one of the best hitters of all-time. I'm not going to be that same guy. But I can be a good Major League player who can help the team win, and that's all you've got to do."
Here's some more of Thursday's notes and quotes from Tampa:
- Newly acquired right-hander Shawn Kelley is expected to join the team shortly after being traded by the Mariners on Wednesday evening. Kelley is a power arm with a plus slider and figures to compete with Cody Eppley for a bullpen role. He has a Minor League option remaining, so he could also start the year at Triple-A.
- Don't leave the lights on for Alex Rodriguez here in Tampa; Brian Cashman said that A-Rod will not join the Yankees at any time this spring. He's supposed to arrive in New York tomorrow from Miami to continue his rehab, so it sounds like the earliest anyone might see him around the ballpark is April 1 against the Red Sox.
- As we discussed earlier on the blog, Michael Pineda has progressed to throwing full mound sessions and the Yankees are optimistic that he could be helping at the big league level in late May or June. A lot can happen between now and then, and setbacks are an expected part of the process, but he's on track so far. Pineda will start throwing to hitters in March, but isn't expected to pitch in any Spring Training games.
- Dellin Betances took a step backward last season, but the Yankees haven't given up hope on the hulking right-hander, hoping that a good showing in the Arizona Fall League can right his ship. Cashman said that the power, physicality and stuff are all there for Betances. One glaring problem has been fastball command, which is why Betances found himself demoted to Double-A Trenton last year.
- Ivan Nova said he doesn't know why his strikeout rate jumped to 8.1 per nine innings last season after he posted 5.3 strikeouts per nine innings in 2011. He said he was just trying to pitch his game, not worrying about strikeouts. The number that still bothered Nova was his 5.02 ERA; the Yankees have scored him plenty of runs, but that's too many to ask.
- Funny note from Girardi, who was recounting the uncomfortable moment he had to tell Nova that they were leaving him off the playoff rosters last year: "It's not like he flipped my desk over or I felt threatened, but I could see the disappointment. I have a pretty big desk."
Yankees designate Cory Wade for assignment
The Yankees have designated right-handed reliever Cory Wade for assignment. They had to make a roster move to reinstate right-hander Dellin Betances from the 60-day disabled list in order to participate in the Arizona Fall League.
Wade is a terrific example of how relievers can fluctuate from year to year. The Yankees felt like they'd found an important piece when they picked him up last year, as he compiled a 2.04 ERA in 40 appearances, but that didn't work out this year. He had a rough spring and was up and down with the big league club three times, finishing 1-1 with a 6.46 ERA in 39 appearances for New York.


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Ed Lawrence, of Corry, caught a 23-inch, 5-pound 1-ounce rainbow trout April 29 from a French Creek tributary. The trout, which bit on a worm, had a girth of 14 1/2 inches. Lawrence's biggest-ever trout qualifies for a Senior Angler Award. "It was bigger than some of the steelhead I've caught," he said.
Catch of the week: 23-inch, 5-pound rainbow trout
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The operation targeted the Varrio Pasadena Rifa street gang, which allegedly sold and distributed crystal methamphetamine, cocaine and heroin in the San Gabriel and Antelope valleys. Pasadena Police Chief Phillip Sanchez says the drugs came from the Mexican Sinaloa Cartel.
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