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3/16 Injury updates
* Cubs outfielder Brett Jackson had an MRI on his right shoulder, which revealed some inflammation. He'll be sidelined about one week.
"I'm going to keep working everyday," Jackson said Saturday in Mesa. "No. 1 is to get 100 percent healthy again. I'm confident that we're going to take care of that quickly, and obviously when I'm back we'll focus on what's next."
He said he felt the soreness throwing.
"I'm confident we're going to knock it out quickly and be healthy for the season," he said.
* Ian Stewart, trying to come back from a sore left quad, chose not to play in a Minor League game on Saturday and instead continue to rehab his leg. Stewart did play Thursday, his first game action since Feb. 21.
* Matt Garza is making progress with his throwing program. So far, no time table for him to get on a mound.
— Carrie Muskat
3/15 Extra bases
* Brett Jackson was scratched from the Cubs lineup for the exhibition game against Team Japan. He's been bothered this spring by soreness in his throwing shoulder.
"It's a little more than that [tightness, stiffness] to take himself out of the lineup," Cubs manager Dale Sveum said. "It doesn't bother him hitting, just pinches when he throws."
* Junior Lake was assigned to the Cubs' Minor League camp. He's out with a fractured rib.
* Carlos Marmol was imitating Dominican Republic closer Fernando Rodney's pose that he does after saving a game. Rodney pretends as if he's shooting a bow and arrow. Marmol declined an invite to pitch for the Dominican team in the World Baseball Classic. Rodney is doing OK as the Dominican team is unbeaten.
"He's doing a great job," Marmol said.
* Starling Peralta, who was selected by the Diamondbacks in the Rule 5 Draft, was returned to the Cubs on Friday. Peralta was 5-8 with a 3.44 ERA in 20 games (17 starts) last season for Class A Peoria, striking out 86 over 99 1/3 inings. That included a 14 strikeout game Aug. 7 against Clinton.
"He's a good kid and he loved it here," Arizona manager Kirk Gibson said. "He was disappointed he left. We liked him. Couldn't work a deal out. He really liked it here, he fit in great. Great kid. He's got a great arm, he's got a great attitude, he's got good stuff and it's quite possible that over time he'll develop into a pretty nice pitcher. I know he was really disappointed to leave here, he really enjoyed it here."
* The Cubs' split squad games continue this weekend. Half the team will be in Las Vegas to play the Rangers, the other half will play host to the Royals on Saturday at HoHoKam Stadium, and travel to Phoenix to play the Athletics on Sunday. Hisanori Takahashi will start Saturday vs. the Royals, and Scott Baker will make his first Cactus League start Sunday against the A's. In Las Vegas, Jeff Samardzija will start Saturday and Carlos Villanueva on Sunday.
— Carrie Muskat
3/2 Giants 9, Cubs 7
Carlos Villanueva gave up one run on four hits over three innings, and that was a solo home run by Pablo Sandoval, in the Cubs' 9-7 loss to the Giants on Saturday. Brett Jackson doubled and scored on Matt Szczur's sacrifice fly in the eighth. Steve Clevenger, starting at first base, hit two RBI singles. Logan Watkins added a RBI double and Jackson had a sacrifice fly in the ninth. Brian Bogusevic also had two hits.
"I'm satisfied, even with the home run allowed," Villanueva said. "It's the best I've felt and I had better rhythm that [third] inning. Sometimes you have to tip your cap [to Sandoval]. I'd rather tip now in spring than in the regular season. It's a better day but still have work to do."
Sandoval hit a pitch that was ankle high.
"It was exactly where I wanted to throw it," Villanueva said, shaking his head.
* On Sunday, the Cubs will play split-squad games, sending half the team to Tempe to face the Angels, and the other half will play the Brewers at HoHoKam. Yovanni Gallardo had been scheduled to face the Cubs in Mesa but was scratched because of a groin strain. Edwin Jackson will start for the Cubs. This will be Anthony Rizzo's last game with the Cubs before joining Team Italy for the World Baseball Classic. According to their respective Twitter accounts, Albert Almora and Daniel Vogelbach will be on the travel squad for one of the Cubs' teams on Sunday. Almora, the Cubs' No. 1 Draft pick last year, said he's going to be playing in Tempe.
Here are the early Sunday lineups:
Vs. Brewers in Mesa
Valbuena 3B
Barney 2B
Rizzo 1B
Soriano DH
Schierholtz RF
Castillo C
Hairston CF
Jackson LF
Baez SS
Vs. Angels in Tempe
DeJesus CF
Sappelt RF
Bogusevic DH
Nelson 1B
Villanueva 3B
Chavez LF
Maysonet 2B
Gonzalez SS
— Carrie Muskat
2/23 Cubs 11, Angels 2
Luis Valbuena led off the second inning with a home run, Junior Lake added a solo shot, and the Cubs scored five runs in the third to post a 11-2 victory Saturday over the Angels in the Cactus League opener in Tempe. Logan Watkins tripled to open the third and scored two outs later on Scott Hairston's single. Brett Jackson hit his second triple of the game, driving in two, and Welington Castillo and Brent Lillibridge each hit RBI singles.
Lefty Travis Wood gave up one hit, walked one, and struck out two in two innings in his first start. Rule 5 pick Hector Rondon gave up one hit in one inning in his Cubs debut. Dontrelle Willis, who is in the Cubs' Minor League mini camp and has not pitched in the big leagues since 2011, was on the travel squad, but did not pitch.
— Carrie Muskat
2/13 Extra bases: Hairston, Lillibridge & more
* On Wednesday, Scott Hairston put a Cubs cap on for the first time in his life. He should've done so sooner. He grew up in Illinois, prepping at Naperville North High School, and his father played for the White Sox and his brother, Jerry, played for the Cubs. Hairston, who signed a two-year, $5 million deal with the Cubs on Sunday, joined the team officially for the first time Wednesday at Fitch Park.
"I was a fan of the players on the Cubs, but my dad played for the Sox, so I was a Sox fan," he said about growing up. "I used to love coming to Wrigley Field and the history, especially in the late '90s when Sammy [Sosa] was doing his thing. I sat in the bleachers a few times when he was hitting all his home runs. That was a good time to be in Chicago."
Coincidentally, Hairston will wear No. 21 with the Cubs, which also was Sosa's number.
"It's Sammy's," he said. "Who wouldn't want it? Who wouldn't want to be 21?"
* Give Dale Sveum an assist in convincing Brent Lillibridge to sign with the team.
"I like to get a feel for the manager, especially in a situation like this," said Lillibridge, a non-roster invitee. "I wanted to just talk baseball. [Sveum] really sold me on so many different parts of it and was real honest with me. That's what you want from the manager and the whole organization."
Now, his wife is already scouting for a place to rent in Chicago. They know the area. He played 3 1/2 seasons with the White Sox, then was traded twice last year — once to the Red Sox and again to the Indians.
He could be the utility player the Cubs need. Anthony Rizzo will be the main first baseman, but there is no backup. Catchers Welington Castillo and Dioner Navarro will get some playing time at first in Spring Training just in case but Lillibridge could be the guy. It helps that he has played outfield and shortstop as well.
"I'm not going to lie to you, it gives you a huge edge in the National League," Sveum said of Lillibridge's versatility. "He's got some sock in his bat for a guy who looks like he's 150 pounds soaking wet."
* Matt Garza, Edwin Jackson and Jeff Samardzija all threw bullpen sessions on Wednesday. All looked good but Sveum was really pleased with Samardzija.
"You would've thought it was playoff time," Sveum said. "That was about as dominant a bullpen as you're going to see. It was pretty impressive to watch him throw those 30 pitches today."
The trio of pitchers give the Cubs something they didn't have, which is power arms.
"It's nice as a manager, the players, the organization, to know you have three guys who have no-hitter stuff when they walk up on the mound," Sveum said. "One, they have experience; two, they have great stuff; and three, they all throw over 95 miles an hour, which is always a huge plus."
* Keep an eye on Brett Jackson. He has changed his swing, and it should pay off.
"I think it's going to benefit him a lot," Sveum said of the changes made during a week in November. "A lot of these things, you're optimistic about change and making adjustments and stuff, and as a player, you really want the games to get going because it all feels great, but how's it going to work in a game? That's the final piece of the puzzle."
* The Cubs front office bunting tourney gets underway Saturday to determine the final spot in the field of 64. GM Jed Hoyer will face Theo Epstein in the first round, with the media relations staff facing several of the clubhouse crew.
— Carrie Muskat
1/19 Cubs notebook
Cubs chairman Tom Ricketts said the team may revisit the issue of whether to invite Sammy Sosa back. Sosa has not returned since he walked out after the 2004 season.
"With Sammy, it's awkward," Ricketts said Saturday. "I think over time, there'll be a good solution for all this stuff, but obviously I think you saw what happened to the Hall of Fame voting this year. I don't know. It would be nice to put this chapter to rest and just welcome back all the guys who were from that era that people suspected of doing whatever."
There has not been much communication between the Cubs and Sosa since he left.
* Cubs manager Dale Sveum and hitting coach James Rowson were happy Brett Jackson accepted the drastic changes they suggested to the young outfielder's swing during a workout in November in Mesa, Ariz. Jackson was promoted to the big leagues Aug. 5 despite leading the Pacific Coast League with 158 strikeouts. He batted .175 in 44 games with the Cubs.
Sveum said it may benefit Jackson that he hit "rock bottom." The outfielder, who was the Cubs' first-round pick in 2009, has been hitting more this offseason than in the past. He was still expected to open at Triple-A Iowa.
* The Cubs have the second pick overall in the June First-Year Player Draft, and even though there is a need for more pitching in the organization, they could chose a position player. Theo Epstein, president of baseball operations, said usually the best bets at the top of the Draft are position players.
"We will not neglect pitching in the Draft but we'll take the best player available," Epstein said.
* Tony Campana is very popular with Cubs fans. One fan asked Sveum why the speedy Campana couldn't get a spot in the starting outfield. Sveum said Campana is fighting for one of the backup outfield spots, and that he has a hard time getting on base consistently. Expect Dave Sappelt to be one of the backup outfielders.
* Broadcaster Len Kasper said new assistant hitting coach Rob Deer was just like Adam Dunn in terms of high strikeouts, high on-base percentage. That was meant to be a complement. Deer said his philosophy as a hitting coach is: "Do as I say, not as I did."
* Sveum said he wants coaches who aren't afraid to say anything to the players. His philosophy? "Don't ever think these guys know everything," Sveum said.
* There are often unusual questions during Cubs Convention seminars and Saturday was no exception. One fan complained that the players weren't paid enough to afford a haircut, and said Sveum looked as if he "sleeps on a park bench." A youngster asked Epstein to promise he could get a Major League contract once he reaches 18. Epstein said yes.
A father from San Francisco asked Ricketts what he should tell his 8-year-old son, who is teased for wearing Cubs gear.
"I really believe we have the smartest guys in baseball building a championship team and it just takes time," Ricketts said. "Your son's 8; he's got lots of time."
— Carrie Muskat
12/4 Sveum on Jackson, Castro & more
Cubs manager Dale Sveum met with the media on Tuesday at the Winter Meetings. Here are some highlights from his session:
* Brett Jackson spent time with Sveum and the Cubs hitting coaches in Mesa. Jackson apparently made "huge, huge strides" and has completely overhauled his swing. Sveum said the young outfielder could be in the mix in 2013.
"I think he's got a good base to work with going into the rest of the winter and going into Spring Training to understand the art of hitting, so to speak," Sveum said. "Sometimes it gets lost and taught the wrong way."
* Darwin Barney also spent time with Sveum in Mesa. The second baseman didn't have to make huge, drastic swing changes, but the coaches did emphasize driving the ball.
"I think his on-base percentage will gradually get better with experience," Sveum said. "We all know the glove he has but we have to get that OPS up and he knows that."
* Sveum was happy Bryan LaHair signed with a Japanese team.
"He had a nice first half for us and it was kind of a unique situation that doesn't happen every year that a guy makes the All-Star team and basically doesn't play much the second half of the season, especially after [Anthony] Rizzo got there," Sveum said. "It wasn't going to be a super good fit in the outfield because of the speed factor. We want to be more athletic in the outfield. obviously, you'll miss that kind of bat. I think he made some adjustments the last month of the season to where it's going to help him. I'm glad he's going over there, get some money and play, and hopefully has a nice career."
* Starlin Castro still has work to do.
"The biggest thing with him is we know the talent, we know the ability, the 200 hits," Sveum said. "We saw huge strides defensively. … What I want to see out of him is keep progressing mentally and understand the process of becoming a winning player and not a hit seeker. [We want him to become] more of a winning hitter, situations, drive runs in, understand the situations. Defensively, I think he came a long way but still has to concentrate more. I think we got him, just throwing a number out there, [concentrating] probably 80 to 85 percent of the time. We've got to get that to that 95 percent. I don't think anybody ever focuses 100 percent — I think you'd be lying if you said that. He took a lot of pride in that and got much better for a 22-year-old kid."
* The Cubs were happy to add Dioner Navarro as a backup catcher. Said Sveum: "He's still a young catcher. He switch hits, gives you good at-bats. He's probably the best backup catcher available out there."
* Matt Garza, sidelined after 18 starts with a right elbow injury, is on his regular offseason schedule, and should be ready to go in Spring Training. He was expected to start throwing by Christmas.
* Does Sveum expect the team to have a better record in 2013?
"When you lose 100 games, you better go into it with a little more optimism," he said.
— Carrie Muskat
12/4 Jackson making strides
Brett Jackson will be back in the Cubs' starting outfield. The only question is when. Jackson spent a few days in Mesa, Ariz., with Cubs manager Dale Sveum, who said Tuesday the young outfielder has made "huge, huge strides" and completely overhauled his swing. Jackson, who batted .175 in 44 games with the Cubs after he was called up in early August, was projected to open the 2013 season at Triple-A Iowa.
"There's no doubt that Brett Jackson could be part of the Cubs big league team next year," Sveum said. "These kind of things are obviously all up to the individual now. We brought him up last season hoping he was going to do well but knowing we get to see him first-hand, where a week ago, he went out to Arizona, we were able to fix the things and be hands on," Sveum said. "I think he'll tell you it was a huge learning experience. Things obviously didn't go well but he knows now that sometimes you have to hit that wall to know, 'wow, I really have to make some huge adjustments to play at this level.'"
The Cubs are in the market for another outfielder, and would prefer a left-handed bat. Jackson could be that guy but needs to show he's ready.
"I think he's got a good base to work with the rest of the winter and going into Spring Training to understand the art of hitting, so to speak," Sveum said. "Sometimes it gets lost and taught the wrong way."
— Carrie Muskat
10/2 Extra bases
* According to a report, the Cubs plan to add 56 prime box seats in 2013 by moving the brick wall three feet closer to the field. Crain's Chicago Business reported Tuesday that the proposed changes will be on the agenda of the permit review committee of the Commission on Chicago Landmarks on Thursday. Theo Epstein, Cubs president of baseball operations, said Tuesday he was not privy to the information.
"I would probably want to sit down and study it," Epstein said. "I don't see it as a big deal, one way or another if it's only a couple of feet, but we'll see."
* The Cubs have lost 100 games for the first time since 1966 and only the third time in franchise history but Epstein didn't put any of the blame on first-year manager Dale Sveum.
"The 100 losses are not his fault the least bit," Epstein said. "He's done a really good job of maintaining as much of a winning culture as he possibly can during a season like this."
Sveum said he'll take time this offseason to evaluate the job he's done. He asked the veteran players for feedback as well.
"The bottom line is it's the players game, and you send them out there to play," Sveum said. "It's their job to perform and it's my job to manage the game and it's my job to manage the clubhouse and make sure it's an atmosphere that these guys enjoy coming to every day, no matter the good times or the bad times. That's my job. Wins and losses are what they are, but the bottom line is putting these guys in situations where they can succeed and they have to do the job."
Epstein said all relevant discussions regarding the coaches and staff be done following Wednesday's season finale.
* The Cubs hope Brett Jackson has an Anthony Rizzo type off-season, and can come back in 2013 even better. Rizzo batted .141 last season when first called up to the big leagues with the Padres. He made several adjustments with his stance, and since he was promoted on June 26, he was batting .288 with the Cubs. Jackson was batting .174 in 42 games since being called up from Triple-A Iowa on Aug. 5. Sveum, a former hitting coach, has a list of things he'd like to see Jackson do.
"I'd like to see him completely revamp his swing and lower half," Sveum said. "They're not things that you're asking somebody to stand on their head about. There are players in this game who have made drastic, drastic adjustments and it's propelled some of them to Hall of Fame stature and long careers in the big leagues. I'll go to my grave saying if you don't make any adjustments in this game, you won't stay here long."
* Sveum began one-on-one discussions with pitchers on Tuesday, and will do the same with the position players, starting at 9 a.m. Wednesday.
— Carrie Muskat
9/27 Cubs lineup
Chris Volstad will close the Cubs series in Colorado on Thursday. Here's the lineup:
DeJesus RF
Barney 2B
Rizzo 1B
Soriano LF
Castro SS
Valbuena 3B
Clevenger C
Jackson CF
Volstad P
— Carrie Muskat


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Ticket #91 (assigned enhancement)
export to XML or RDF
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It would be very nice to get an output of a study in XML or RDF form, to improve exchange-ability with other tools and platforms.
Change History
comment:1 Changed 6 years ago by business@…
- Status changed from new to assigned
- Owner set to jahn.saito@…
- Milestone set to 0.8
comment:2 Changed 6 years ago by business@…
Have in mind that this data should be able to be imported to another running GSCF instance with possibly other database identifiers and connected modules.
comment:3 Changed 6 years ago by business@…
It would be wise to also export the templates used in the study along with the study (#76)
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- Attachment export.xml added
First version of XML export of a study
comment:4 Changed 6 years ago by business@…
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Received an example XML of Jahn today, attaching it to the ticket... will provide feedback on it soon.
See File(export.xml)?
comment:5 Changed 6 years ago by business@…
OK, I reviewed the example XML in detail. It looks good! I have the following comments:
- I suppose the id numbering is for internal XML reference purposes only, and that the importer will generate new ids from the database. I guess that's your aim but just to be clear.
- Templates are currently not exported, however, you do export template fields and you also refer to templates in many entities (which extend TemplateEntity?, so you have to). So my guess is that we also need to export the templates. However, you could re-use some of the code that Robert wrote for template XML import to import the templates. My guess would be that the study XML importer should carry out the following steps:
- load all templates XML first
- for each template, determine if there is already exactly the same template in the database (use Robert's code!), if so, store the reference to that template, otherwise, import the apparently new template
- after that, import the studies one by one (you have to build up the study entities in memory, maybe make maps that can translate the current id's in the XML to the corresponding memory objects? Also you need to be careful of the sequence of entity types, they depend on each other. I guess the order should be something like: Subjects, EventGroups?, Events, SamplingEvents?, Samples, Assays, Study and related. And no doubt you would have to do many addTo... assignments in a second round to update the bi-directional hasMany/belongsTo relations. Look to BootstrapStudies? for examples.
- For Persons/StudyPersons?, Publications, and the owner/readers/writers SecUser? fields, you will have to follow the same pattern as with Template, as these are also database-wide entries (re-uses across multiple studies). So first add them to the database if they are not already there, and then import the studies. Going into details:
- Persons: they can be added if they don't exist already based on name and affiliations. Otherwise use the existing db record.
- SecUser? fields: I think we should enforce here that the user(s) already exist in the database, otherwise we have to transfer passwords etc., we don't want to go into that. Which means users would be the only type that we would have to rebuild manually between db export/imports, but I can live with that as this will be relegated to a third party ID server anyway in the future.
- Publications: just check if the Pubmed ID is already in there, if so, use the record, otherwise add it (based on the XML properties so you don't have to invoke webservices)
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It is important that the studyToken, sampleToken and assayToken are exported as well, and also correctly imported. I've worked on an exporter of sequencing module data, and I have to be able to connect the data to the correct study/assay/sample again.
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Bday: 05/16/1987
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Current: PF
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|Agent: Andy Miller
Current Salary:$7,900,000
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Hometown: Eskisehir, Turkey
Drafted: Pick 36 in 2005 by Bucks
Best Case: Euro Rashad Lewis
Worst Case: Bostjan Nachbar
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Following up on our last entry to Ilyasovas profile back in November, the 21 year old Turkish forward continues to have an excellent season for FC Barcelona and is clearly one of the more intriguing young players in Europe. Hes no longer draft eligible, as his rights are held by the Bucks, and probably is older than his 1987-listed date of birth, but is still a player teams should keep an eye on thanks to his nice physical profile and strong production at the highest level of Europe.
Ilyasova is playing the power forward position almost exclusively for Barcelona, where he stands out primarily for his ability to space the floor and his terrific rebounding skills. Super long, athletic and very quick off his feet, Ilyasova has emerged as one of the best rebounders in European basketball these days, ranking #1 in both the ACB and the Euroleague.
Offensively, hes a clear-cut role-player, being asked to function mostly as a spot-up shooter, offensive rebounder, transition player, and off-ball finisher on cuts and pick and roll plays. His limitations are pretty clear, as his ball-handling skills are average, he does not possess any type of post-up game, he rarely gets to the line, is not much of a passer, and is somewhat turnover prone. Ilyasova does not really stand out with his feel for the game, but he can be a very useful player when put in the right role. Barcelona likes his ability to open up the paint for their big men and slashers, and hes really developed into a terrific 3-point shooter, to the tune of 46/104 or 44% on the season. He can make shots spotting up or off the dribble, showing unusual shooting mechanics (kicking his right leg out violently on every attempt) but seeing terrific results from all over the floor.
Defensively, Ilyasova can be useful thanks to his nice combination of size, length and athleticism. He does a good job contesting shots on the perimeter, but is not very quick laterally and is prone to getting pushed around in the post by stronger power forwards. He looks much better suited to play as a modern PF than as a true SF (in the NBA or not) and players in his mold seem to be en vogue.
Its funny that we compared him to a European version of Rashard Lewis at best, or Bostjan Nachbar at worst back when we wrote up his initial profile four years ago. Thats a very accurate way of describing his strengths and weaknesses, although hes probably a better rebounder than those two.
Ilyasova might not be in a huge rush to return to the NBA anytime soon, but he would likely fare far better now that his game has developed. He probably still has more room to improve down the road, so its possible that the Bucks may end up seeing some value out of holding his draft rights. Hes a restricted free agent this summer, so other teams can bid for his services as well. If he's really only 21 years old, he likely still has quite a bit of upside left to continue to improve.
It's easy to forget about European players returning to the Old Continent after an NBA stint. Actually, we're yet to witness anyone actually coming back to the American competition. It makes sense for several reasons: if a player fails, it's highly likely that he doesn't have the goods to make it back there. Players coming back from the NBA rarely show the same hunger they displayed before, and even often struggle readjusting to the international game. If they finally overcome their flaws or were NBA material from the beginning, chances are they will be making a boatload of money in Europe. Plus, it's difficult to convince front offices that the reasons for a player's failure aren't there anymore.
However, with players returning to Europe everyday younger, sometimes opting for superior European offering even while garnering some other NBA interest, the day we'll see a player return to the NBA is surely not far away.
Ersan Ilyasova is as good of a candidate as anyone. Still only 21 years old, (if we opt to believe his official birthdate) he left a promising enough impression during his days with the Bucks to have NBA teams checking up on his progress. And what they can see this season is a face-up forward who makes a difference thanks to his physical exuberance for European standards, which helped him to be named Euroleague player of the month in October, after averaging over 15 points and 9 rebounds per game in under 24 minutes. You can follow his numbers in both the Euroleague and ACB here on his DraftExpress stats page.
The Turkish player would most likely be able to still hold his own at the small forward position in the NBA, but he's certainly a much more effective player in Europe as a power forward. Struggling to play off the dribble against perimeter player (he is prone for traveling violations with his first step, which is called more rigorously in Europe), and not much of a low-post threat, it wasn't easy for him to deliver his stuff in the crowded international half-court offenses. And even if he provided a terrific physical presence for that position, he sometimes suffered defensively keep up with the plethora of guard-type small forwards that you usually see on European teams.
Now, as a face-up power forward, he usually enjoys more space to release his unorthodox long-range rainbow shot (his back-step pull-up jumper simply can't be contested), and finds less opposition to slash towards the basket. Hardly any power forward in Europe can keep up with his first step, and Ilyasova can go both ways, and even tries to attack them when they are unbalanced. He also enjoys more space inside to execute continuations on pick-and-roll plays, where he shows his excellent mobility and willingness to attack the rim.
In the end, he's not really a go-to player even in Europe, but instead a superb complimentary guy. Ilyasova is particularly standing out in the rebounding department, where he uses his length, strength, positioning, athleticism and, above anything, shows the hustle and desire to come up with the ball, which becomes especially obvious on the offensive glass. He's putting up outrageous production thus far in both the Euroleague and ACB in this category. Meanwhile, he also shows very nice activity on defense. After all, he's an energetic guy who earns his salary.
On the downside, he still lacks some refinement in his game, including a more consistent shot, and shows little mid-range game to speak of. He could also better use his size and strength posting up opponents more frequently, and might be trapped between positions especially on the defensive end, being slightly slow to match-up against quick small forwards, and not particularly big to battle the elite power forwards. Anyway, given the complementary nature of his game and his basketball tools, he would likely be heading back to the small forward position if he ever rejoins the NBA. His draft rights are still owned by the Milwaukee Bucks, but they will likely have to pay a pretty penny to bring him over this summer.
Nobody could expect anything but a transition season in Ilyasovas comeback to the Old Continent. Hes a young guy, fairly inexperienced, stuck in an extremely demanding team in Europe (a top-4 squad in terms of budget) where hes asked to be efficient and consistent, something that is very difficult for a still immature guy like him. To make matters worse, hes likely among the ten highest paid players in all of Europe, which doesnt help ease the expectations from him.
Having started the season as a small forward, hes playing every day more as a power forward, where he can feel more comfortable exploiting his superior perimeter skills and athleticism against frontcourt players. Hes big and strong enough to challenge opposing power forwards on defense, and his just-decent lateral quickness doesnt get exploited as much by the small threes you often see in Europe. It also makes sense because hes limiting his game to face-up perimeter options, trying to cash in off his three-point stroke (that is looking really inconsistent), although struggling to effectively put the ball on the floor and drive past his opponents (hes lacking some aggressiveness in this department and hes very often called for travelling on the first step). Anyway, he couldnt show anything in the Copa, having played only 3 minutes. He just received the ball in a continuation on play, but delivered a bad pass that ended up in a turnover.
Hes a guy with potential for sure, but he needs time. Unfortunately for Barcelona, he might end up becoming a useful player just when his fat contract runs up (apparently in 2009). His NBA rights are still owned by Milwaukee, but that seems like a very distant option at the moment.
A man amongst boys (take that as you want), a true NBA player (despite his tenure in the NBDL) in a youth tournament. Physically, Ilyasova was on a totally different level, showing a blessed 6-10 body, strong, ripped, with a perfect frame and wide shoulders, while also delivering terrific athleticism and explosiveness. On the court, he was a big scoring force, showcasing an excellent stroke, that he loves to deliver with spectacular jumpers after a pump fake and a dribble (sometimes also with a step-back). Showing very nice ball-handling skills, it was quite a task to try to stop him whenever he drove to the basket, given his quickness and strength, which he also used near the basket to put the ball in the net against opposition. Perhaps it was missed a bit more of passing, while he sometimes became too enamored with his jumper. Still, he was the well-deserved MVP of the championship.[Read Full Article]
Its starting to matter less and less whether Ersan Ilyasova is 19 or 22 years old. In his first appearance with the Turkish National team and given the fact that most of the veterans are now out of the picture, Ilyasova is the team's starting power forward, moving to small forward at times and becoming a serious threat on offense for some stretches in the exhibition games so far.
Despite lacking the necessary experience at the senior level, Ilyasova is only getting better and after a productive season in the NBDL, where he averaged 12.5 points and 7.0 rebounds per game. He looks ready to start evolving into a factor on the young Milwaukee Bucks' frontcourt. In parallel, with the massive adjustments the Turkish roster has seen, he can become the team's go-to player pretty soon, as he probably possesses the most skills and potential than any other player in the country.
Long, athletic and quick, Ilyasova is a talented player on both sides of the court, whose physical condition, despite seeing limited due to injury, is excellent overall and has helped him become a great inside-outside talent. He has a nice shooting touch both inside and from long-range, good slashing and finishing skills and even the ability to score after creating his own shot off the dribble. His nice ball-handling skills and court vision have already been proven among the best attributes of his offensive game, while his inside game is not limited either, being able to post up opponents and present a number of well-worked inside moves, showing that he can be a force at either forward position.
On defense, he has some pretty good potential, fighting for every loose ball and getting many rebounds in the recent national team friendlies. He was extremely well positioned and used his leaping ability to get his fair share of offensive boards, while his athleticism helped him become a pesky guy to overcome. When he recently matched up with Dirk Nowitzki, he did a terrific job holding his own both inside and on the perimeter.
Despite all those wonderful skills that he possesses, Ersan still has a lot to learn. Following the end of the NBDL season, he gained some weight, but still seems rather thin and will probably need to add more in order to survive the NBA physical competition, as well as this upcoming World Championship.
Being young in age or young in experience, its all the same; he needs to play more high level games and become more stable. Hell too often go unnoticed for long stretches, while on defense, in spite of his great potential, he gets taken advantage of inside.
Despite the inexperience, Ilyasova will need to work through these issues and do so quickly, as the Turkish national team will desperately need him at his best if they are to beat out Australia for the 4th and final spot in the group. This is an exciting time for Ilyasova as he is about to join both a national team and an NBA franchise that will be looking for him to contribute progressively in the near future. Time will tell how ready he is to carry this load.
The 6'9 Ilyasova has a promising frame and athletic ability for a European player his age. Probably his biggest advantage is the fact that hes rather physically developed for his age. He worked a lot on his upper body during his injury, enough to fight for many rebounds on both ends of the floor. Hes frequently used at the Power Forward position, which considering his combination of size, athleticism, balance and body control, creates mismatches on offense.
He has improved his outside shot to the point of becoming a dangerous threat from the outside, easily having range which extends beyond the European three point line. Thanks to a very good first step he also has the ability to create his own shot, being capable of finishing with fade-away jumpers. It also helps him with his penetrations. Hes a pretty good slasher, being fearless and very determined when it comes to going all the way to the basket. Due to his body, he has the possibility to effectively post up his opponents when going up against the competition he has so far. His ability to play inside and outside, and the versatility that comes with that, making him one of the most valuable players in his age group.
Ilyasova's defensive abilities are split. His man to man defense is tremendous and hes fearless trying to get the ball as fast as he can. He has a special feel for defensive rebounds. Both as a Small Forward and a Power Forward he helps a lot in the paint after missed shots. Due to the fact that he is playing more at the Small Forward position he has a big advantage when defending a Power Forward due to his good foot work.
Ilyasova has a good feel for the game, knowing how and when to use his moves and shots. He is very well coordinated on the floor with good ball handling skills. The ability which made him to the most valuable player of the Turkish cadets national team was his leadership. Ilyasova is not afraid of taking shots at any time. On the contrary, you can count on him when the minutes/seconds are running down in the fourth quarter. He does not worry about missed shots; his only thought is to lead his team to a win. Giving him enough minutes against the competition he has played against so far in Europe, he can easily reach a double-double per game with points and rebounds.
The biggest concern about Ilyasova is the fact that he has had major problems staying healthy since arriving on the senior level. His history of injuries, especially to his ankle, is worrying considering his young age.
The second biggest concern about Ilyasova is that he has proven absolutely nothing at the European level at this point in his career. All of his fame has come from playing at the junior level so far, this past year he was either hampered by injuries or stuck on the end of the bench of a deep and ambitious team, so there is really no way to evaluate how well his strengths translate to the senior level when he isnt always the biggest, strongest, athletic or skilled player on the floor. Hes definitely a raw player right now and the team drafting him will need to be patient with him. As is the case with most European teenagers who are drafted into the NBA, he will have to deal with many new adjustments, including a new language (he speaks very little English), culture and style of play.
Despite not being a weak player, his physical development is far from being complete, which is absolutely logical considering how young he supposedly is.
Ilyasovas passing game isnt on par with his great ability to amass scoring and rebounding production. However, considering that he has a good feel for the game, he easily could improve his passing skills.
On the defensive end Ilyasova is already quite good considering his age. But for now there is almost no team defense by Ersan. He is very focused on playing man to man so he often forget to switch and help his teammates. It seems when using a zone that he doesnt feel too comfortable, that the positioning doesnt come intuitively for him, having to think too much. Here, he has to learn to make a quick picture of the opponents play so he can rotate in an effective way.
Weve said that he likes to lead his team and is not afraid of taking big shots, but there is something in his character which he has also to develop. Ersan is a very quite player on the court. Though he is giving signals that he wants the ball during the game, he has to be much more louder. Hes not a vocal leader, though he leads by example.
Finally, there have always been rumblings about the controversy regarding his true age. Some say that he was actually born in 1984, rather than 1987, something that would certainly limit his upside. There is basically no way to confirm or disconfirm those concerns at this point, although it should be noted that he definitely does look closer to 18 years old rather than 21.
After he was loaned to Yesilyurt last season, this year Ilyasova got some (but not many) minutes for Ulker Istanbul. He played more in the Turkish league than in Euroleague games but he also enjoyed some minutes to learn about the level of the second best league in the world. Unfortunately a serious injury before the season cost him valuable months in his developing process, having to settle for a rather marginal contribution when he could have enjoyed a bit of a breakthrough year. As for some stats. you can take his numbers in the Albert-Schweitzer junior tournament as a realistic sign about his dominant level in his group age. With 19.3 points and 8.5 rebounds per game, he was named MVP of this tournament leading the Turkish team to the title over the Argentinean team.
Without any doubt Ilyasova is a mysterious player for scouts. There are not many discussions about him in the media, as there just isnt much to go off of at this point. You also cannot read many comments coming from him. He is a quiet person, who seems to not have any problems with teammates and coaches. For now, to predict his development seems like a hard task. Looking at his performances so far it's easy to say that he is a promising player but there are too many question marks like his age, injuries etc. He has to play consistently to give a sure opinion about his game. Considering that he wants to declare this year the question is: what position could be realistic for him? For now it seems that he could be a mid-late first round pick. Any team taking him has to be aware that Ilyasova is an investment for the future, an intriguing player with excellent potential, but who cant really draw any expectations about a significant contribution anytime soon.
Whatever the conditions are, the only right thing for Ilyasova would be to stay in Europe for some more years and to gain experience. If he is not sent down to the newly established developmental league to see significant minutes, it would be a waste to go to the NBA so soon as he would only have two years to prove himself before his team would have to decide whether to keep him on the team at his current contract. If he prepares well for another season in Europe, free of any injuries, I'm sure that he will see his expected minutes since his team has finally given some signs of focusing more on young players after another disappointing season in the Turkish League.
Ersan Ilyasova is someone who you can see really loves to play the game, cadets Turkish coach Nihat Izic said after winning the Albert Schweitzer tournament in Mannheim (Germany) last year. Ilyasova, who plays for Ãlker Istanbul, is regarded as a very special player since he was the leader of the Turkish team in the 2003 European Cadets Championships held in Spain. He had been dominant throughout the tournament until the fate met him: the kid twisted his ankle, suffering a fracture that left him in a wheelchair for a while. However, Turkey finished second, losing the final against Nemanja Aleksandrov's Serbia & Montenegro, while everyone was asking themselves, "what if Ilyasova were not injured?".
Back in Turkey, there was a big crowd of people at the airport waiting for the team. It was odd to see Ilyasova in a wheelchair carrying his silver medal while the media was taking some pictures of the team.
I won't forget that day and that situation. He did not speak to anyone and looked as if his career was over before it had started, coach Izic said later in an interview. But what Ilyasova didn't know at that moment was that he already was a player every scout and expert had an eye on.


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At this critical time, the Budget Control Act of 2011 takes a significant step in the right direction. It incorporates ideas from both sides while adhering to the core principles of fiscal responsibility we have been fighting to accomplish since day one. It will reduce spending more than the increase to the debt limit; it imposes no new taxes on anyone; and it guarantees House and Senate passage of a balanced budget amendment before any additional debt limit increase. The Budget Control Act would cut and cap discretionary spending immediately, cutting $22 billion in spending next year, and saving $917 billion over ten years, and raise the debt ceiling by less -- up to $900 billion -- in order to avoid default.
Today's bill is a good first step that meets the President's request to raise the debt ceiling, in exchange for responsible spending reductions and reforms to get our fiscal house in order. It is my hope the Senate acts quickly and takes up this bill."
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I once was in a jeweler's shop when a woman tried to return a €1000 ring she had received from her parents (or parents-in-law, can't remember). The shop owner didn't want to give her a refund in cash, only another piece of jewelry of the same price. The argument in front of all other customers was very embarrassing. I would have taken her to a private office to discuss the matter.
By the way, according to Dutch law the shop owner was right (although most shops will give a refund, they only HAVE to do so for defective merchandise), but still, showing this attitude in front of other customers.. I left without buying anything.
Unfortunately, many high-end establishments have become stuck-up and customer service has gone by the wayside.
It is called BOXING DAY in Canada. Sadly the damn American's have ruined our big sale day, with their stupid "Black Friday". Now our sales are just 10% of retail. (Used to be 50%-70% on Boxing Day.)
The nice thing about the restaurant business is: No-one returns food
You must work in a very good restaurant, because people DO return food in a sit down restaurant,if they don't think it was cooked the right way….
@Vice Admiral Allan Sadly the damn American's have ruined our big sale day, with their stupid "Black Friday
Shows how out of date my information is, as a 'damned American". I had understood 'Boxing Day' to be a traditional day when officer workers (and servants in rich people's houses) received gifts in 'boxes' from their employers. SIlly me
And 'Black Friday", sweetie pie honey bunch "Santa Allan", (not an accurate screen name at all) occurs on the Friday after the US celebrates our Thanksgiving, which is in NOVEMBER. It is not on the day or days after Christmas, so I fail to see how the 'big shopping day' in the US is affecting Canada's 'boxing day'. Your retailers can establish whatever discount they want in December, regardless of whatever Walmart and Target are doing in the US in November.
If anything is impacting Canada's 'boxing day', it might be the international phenomenon called 'Cyber Monday', which follows the US Thanksgiving and during which time more orders are placed through internet sales than at any other time .
For your further edification (though I doubt you are interested in information, just in pointing fingers of blame), the 'stupid' name for the Friday following the US Thanksgiving was given by retailers because the sales on that day used to be what put them 'in the black' for the year, rather than putting them in the red. In fact, due to Cyber Monday, this is less and less the case, so I again fail to see how the retail shopping day in November in the US is spoiling Canada's December shopping day
And good tidings to you too!!!!!
That reminds me I've got to return a present, but I've got to wait till the crowds clear first.
That ring was overpriced like crazy. There is no way they wanted to give cash back for that and they didn't care who heard it.
"Black Friday" has turned into 1-2 month long sale of stuff (which really isn't on sale, it's just marked up and then put on sale at regular price, for the most part.)
Stores in Canada have started "Weekly Black Friday" sales … to compete with American Stores… and WalMart/Target in Canada have started upping the regular prices of things in September, so when December rolls around, the "sales" look great. (i.e. a TV in Aug that would have cost $599, shows as "On Sale $599 / Reg $999) or something like that.)
Customer Service in the United States is dead and buried, in the quest to maximize profits at the expense of the workers and the customer. Yay Capitalism (sarcasm)
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TELL CITY – The Tell City First United Methodist Church will hold its eighth Annual Trunks of Treats Oct. 31, from 5 to 8 p.m. in the church parking lot. For those who would like to participate with a vehicle this year, let organizers know by contacting the church office at (812) 547-2800 or by e-mail at email@example.com. The church is always in need for lots of treats so for those who would like to donate candy, there will be a cart just inside the church's front doors. Monetary donations are also accepted by contacting the church office.
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I once heard an interesting story about how one local church pastor, on the occasion of All Souls Day Nov. 2, invited parishioners to gather in the church cemetery for a blessing of graves.
Each person was asked to stand by a grave and a few minutes later, with people standing by the graves of relatives, friends and perhaps complete strangers, parishioners remembered the dead.
From quite a young age, American kids have the importance of a college education impressed upon them by teachers and family members alike. Many times, these people didn't go to college themselves and speak from a place of regret for not having attended. Other times, the advice to go to college is from the point of view of someone who has been and who benefited from it.
While there are many things in common with the college experience of generations before and the current college students, there is one glaring difference. The price has skyrocketed.
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Indiana is home to some of the best colleges and universities in the country. The financial burden of paying for a degree, however, oftentimes puts families in a tough place. Fortunately, there are various forms of financial aid to help offset costs.
TELL CITY – The first three quarters of 2016 can be chalked up to a successful one for the Perry County Port Authority. While traffic into the port has fallen well below expectations, and income is likewise down, port operations manager Kevin Teague said this year is shaping up to be their best in nearly a decade.
CLOVERPORT, Ky.—Cannelton had trouble setting up its spiking game in a 14-25, 25-19, 25-15 volleyball loss to Cloverport Monday.
Caressa Sloss led Cannelton with two kills and Chloe Davis had one assist.
"I think we could've set it up a little more," said Cannelton Coach Julie Harris. "But we had several double-hit calls (on sets), so I think the girls were almost hesitant to set it up."
April Terry led Cannelton servers with 11 points, including three aces.
LEOPOLD—Evansville Memorial's defense made it hard for Perry Central to get kills or ace serves as the Tigers won 25-5, 25-16, 25-7 in volleyball Monday.
Abby Reed led Perry Central with five kills and Terissa Roark added three. Roark and Sarah Lutgring each made one block.
Addy Davis had eight assists.
The Commodores got only two ace serves, one apiece by Roark and Brooke Lasher.
Brooke Mullis made 10 digs for the Commodores and Ryann Lynch added seven.
Memorial won the JV match 25-12, 25-11.
TELL CITY—South Spencer used strong defense to beat Tell City 25-21, 25-23, 17-25, 25-22 in PAC volleyball Tuesday.
"They were a good, athletic team - probably the best scrappy team that we've faced," said Tell City Coach Dalonda Hayes. "They just dug everything up."
Emma Kohnert led Tell City with 15 kills. Kammie Jo Hayes added eight and Emili Stephens four.
Emily Hagedorn and Rachel Malone each had 15 assists.
Kohnert and Hayes each made three solo blocks.
INDIANAPOLIS—Tell City received the best draw among Perry County teams when the IHSAA drew its volleyball sectional pairings Monday.
The 19-8 Marksmen drew a first-round bye in Forest Park's six-team, Class 2A sectional and will play 1-25 Forest Park in the semifinals Thursday, Oct. 20, at approximately 7 p.m. Perry County time.
Perry Central will play 14-11 North Posey in that sectional's first match Tuesday at 5:30 p.m.
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