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Series Preview: Gwinnett Braves (66-58) vs. Louisville Bats (60-65)
Pitcher probables
Thurs: RHP Sugar Ray Marimon (4-4, 3.62 ERA) vs. LHP Brandon Finnegan (0-1, 5.79 ERA), 6:35 p.m.
Fri: RHP Kanekoa Texeira (6-3, 3.61 ERA) vs. RHP Michael Lorenzen (3-1, 1.93 ERA), 7:05 p.m.
Sat: RHP Jake Brigham (3-0, 5. 11 ERA) vs. RHP Donn Roach (2-3, 5.20 ERA), 7:05 p.m.
Sun: LHP Greg Smith (6-4, 2.45 ERA) vs. RHP Josh Smith (3-4, 3.88 ERA), 2:05 p.m.
The Gwinnett Braves return to Coolray Field to begin a four-game series against the Louisville Bats, the Triple-A affiliate of the Cincinnati Reds, after a 10-game road trip during which they went 5-5. They remained in second place in the International League Wild Card standings throughout the road trip and sit 3.5 games behind the Columbus Clippers for the lead. The G-Braves are also 6.0 games in back of the Norfolk Tides for first place in the IL South Division. The Clippers and Tides are in the middle of a three-game series at Norfolk. Columbus won the series opener 4-3 on Wednesday.
Louisville hovered around the .500 mark for much of the season and was 57-56 on August 5. However, the Bats have gone 3-9 in their 12 games since to drop to 60-65 and 10 games out of a playoff spot. They were outscored 48-20 in those contests, and the offense has struggled mightily during that stretch. The team has not scored more than four runs in any of those games, and it scored two runs or fewer eight times, including eight of their nine losses. The Bats also suffered three consecutive shutout losses from August 9-11. The first loss was 9-0 on the road to the Durham Bulls, and the final two were 2-0 and 3-0 home defeats to Columbus.
Pitching: The Bats also are tied for the second-highest ERA of any team in the 14-team International League with a 3.97 mark that equals the Lehigh Valley IronPigs. Gwinnett, meanwhile, has a 3.19 team ERA that is the fourth-lowest in the league. The G-Braves' pitching staff has also allowed the second-fewest hits in the IL with 994, which is 11 more than Norfolk for the lead in that category. Both teams rank toward the bottom of the league in strikeouts but in the top half in walks allowed. Gwinnett has the fifth-fewest strikeouts with 864, and Louisville has the second-fewest with 814. The G-Braves have walked 407 batters, which is the fifth-most in the IL, and Bats pitchers have issued 430 to have the fourth-most in that department.
Veterans Texeira and Smith have led the G-Braves' pitching staff in the second half of the season. Texeira has won a career-high six consecutive starts since July 20 and has a 3.63 ERA (14 ER in 34.2 IP) in that span. The G-Braves have won each of Smith's five starts since he rejoined the rotation on July 28 from a stint in the bullpen. He has tallied wins in three of those starts with a 1.95 ERA (6 ER in 27.2 IP). His 2.45 ERA (27 ER in 99.1 IP) for the season ranks second in the IL among qualified starters, and his 1.10 WHIP leads the league.
Finnegan, Lousville's starter for the series opener on Thursday, was acquired by the Reds from the Kansas City Royals on July 26 as part of a four-player trade that sent right-handed starter Johnny Cueto to Kansas City. Finnegan, a 22-year-old, has made four starts for Louisville since the trade. He also appeared in 14 games for the Royals earlier this season, going 3-0 with a 2.96 ERA (8 ER in 24.1 IP). Finnegan made his Major League debut with the Royals on September 6, 2014 after they selected him in the first round (17th overall) of the June free agent draft earlier that season out of Texas Christian University (Fort Worth, TX). He also pitched in seven postseason games for Kansas City during its run to the World Series a year ago.
Hitting: The Gwinnett offense was dominant in the five victories during the road trip. The G-Braves scored eight or more runs in four of their five wins, but they were held to three runs or fewer in each of their losses. Overall, the G-Braves have a .260 team batting average that ranks fifth in the league but is .001 behind three teams tied for second in that department. Louisville ranks ninth in that category with a .255 average.
Gwinnett is still in the basement of the league home run totals with 43. The G-Braves are on pace to hit 50 this season, which is still fewer than any other IL team has at this point and would be the fewest since the Tidewater Tides hit 43 in 1980. Louisville has the fourth fewest homers with 59. The G-Braves lead the league in stolen bases, however, with 149, which is three in front of the second-place Indianapolis Indians in that category. The Bats have the fifth-fewest steals in the IL with 76.
Center fielder Mallex Smith hit .381 (16-for-42) with six steals and nine runs scored from the leadoff spot during the road trip, but that was just the third-highest average on the team during that stretch. Catcher Christian Bethancourt led the club with a .424 average (14-for 33), and outfielder Cedric Hunter batted .395 (15-for-38). Bethancourt also had six doubles, a home run and seven RBIs during the trip, while Hunter two doubles, a home run and 10 RBIs to push his team-leading total in that category to 64. Hunter also leads the club with 11 homers. Additionally, Smith is 25-for-29 in steal attempts through 50 games with the G-Braves and has 48 stolen bases on the season combined with Gwinnett and Double-A Mississippi, where he began the season.
Louisville's top hitter has been outfielder Brennan Boesch, who boasts a .331 batting average (59-for-178) in 48 games with the Bats, although outfielder Ryan LaMarre leads the team with 88 RBIs and is tied with infielder Yorman Rodriguez for the team lead in home runs with eight. The Bats' offensive struggles in August have led to a league-low .203 average during the month, and they do not have a batter who has hit better than outfielder Juan Silva's .244 mark during through the first 17 games of the month.
G-Bites: Infielder Joey Terdoslavich has returned to Gwinnett after his fourth stint with the Atlanta Braves this season to open a spot on the Major League roster for first baseman Freddie Freeman, who completed his rehab assignment with the G-Braves on Tuesday. Freeman batted .375 (3-for-8) with a double, two RBIs, two walks and three strikeouts in two games with Gwinnett…The G-Braves also added three relief pitchers during the road trip, although two had been with the team previously this season. Right-hander Ryan Kelly was optioned from Atlanta on August 13, and fellow righty Brigham was optioned on August 16 when the Braves recalled right-hander Peter Moylan. The Braves also claimed Danny Burawa off of waivers from the New York Yankees on August 14, and he joined the G-Braves' bullpen on Monday but has yet to make an appearance…Once their four-game set against Louisville is complete, the G-Braves will go back on the road for a three-game series against the Charlotte Knights at BB&T Ballpark. They will come back hom on August 27 to start a four-game series vs. Norfolk.
Series Preview: Gwinnett Braves (59-52) vs. Buffalo Bisons (58-54)
Pitching probables
Fri: LHP Greg Smith (4-4, 2.34 ERA) vs. RHP Phillippe Aumont (3-4, 2.54 ERA), 7:05 p.m.
Sat: RHP Victor Mateo (1-0, 1.50 ERA) vs. LHP Jeff Francis (5-0, 1.41 ERA), 7:05 p.m.
Sun: RHP Sugar Ray Marimon (3-3, 3.92 ERA) vs. RHP Scott Copeland (8-3, 2.11 ERA), 2:05 p.m.
The Gwinnett Braves begin a three-game series against the Buffalo Bisons, the Triple-A affiliate of the Toronto Blue Jays, off of their best stretch of the season. The G-Braves had their season-high, six-game winning streak snapped in a 7-5 loss on Thursday to the Rochester Red Wings. Still, they have won 11 of their last 13 games to move from last place to second in the International League South Division and put them in the runner-up spot in the IL Wild Card race, 2.5 games behind the Columbus Clippers.
Buffalo entered the All-Star break on July 13 one game below the .500 mark at 45-46, but the Bisons won eight of their first 11 games after the break and have climbed into second place in the IL North, 3.5 games behind the division-leading Scranton/Wilkes-Barre RailRiders. Buffalo is also in fourth place in the Wild Card standings and 1.5 games behind the G-Braves. Gwinnett swept a three-game road series from the Bisons in the team's first meeting this season from June 29 through July 1. The G-Braves have won the season series between the clubs in each of the past two seasons, going 11-4, overall, and 5-3 at Coolray Field during that stretch. This will be the final regular-season series the teams will play against one another this season.
Pitching: Two of the top pitching staffs in the IL will face off this weekend at Coolray Field. The Bisons boast a 3.07 team ERA that ranks second in the league behind only the Norfolk Tides, and the G-Braves follow in third with a 3.11 ERA. Both staffs go about their work in much the same way. Buffalo has a 2.29 strikeouts-to-walks ratio (804 strikeouts/352 walks), while Gwinnett has a 2.14 mark (784 strikeouts/366 walks). G-Braves' pitchers have given up five more home runs than Buffalo, but their 54 homers allowed still are the fourth-fewest in the league. August has been particularly good for Gwinnett hurlers, as they have combined for a 2.17 ERA through the first six games of the month, which is the second-lowest in the league, to help the team to a 5-1 record in that span. In five games during which the team is 2-3, Buffalo has a 4.50 ERA.
The Buffalo rotation is led by the current IL ERA leader in Copeland, who is scheduled to pitch the series finale. He has won three of his last four starts and has not allowed more than one earned run in that span. He has given up more than two earned runs in two of his 15 appearances (14 starts) for the Bisons this season. He made his Major League debut with the Blue Jays in May and has made five appearances (three starts) for Toronto, going 1-1 with a 6.46 ERA.
Gwinnett pitchers held opponents to three runs or fewer in 10 of the 13 games during their hot streak despite five strikeouts or fewer in nine of those contests. The G-Braves also got seven quality starts from its starting rotation in that time span, and right-hander Peter Moylan has become a stopper at the end of games. He has gone 4-for-4 in save opportunities across his last six appearances and has not allowed a run in his last eight while he gave up three combined hits in that span. Overall, Moylan is 2-0 with a 3.24 ERA (9 ER in 25.0 IP) with four saves in 24 outings since he joined the team on June 2.
Hitting: Outfielder Todd Cunningham and catcher Christian Bethancourt have caught fire of late. They have combined to hit at a .411 rate (.476 for Cunningham, .371 for Bethancourt) in the team's last 10 games. Cunningham has driven in five runs and scored four during that span, while Bethancourt has a home run, seven RBIs and a seven runs scored. The team batting average has risen to .256 for the season, which ranks eighth in the IL. Buffalo has a .262 team batting average that is tied with Norfolk for the second-highest in the league. The Bisons do not hit for much power, however. Their 49 home runs are the third-fewest in the league, although Gwinnett's 38 are the fewest in the league, overall. The G-Braves hold a distinct advantage on the bases with their 126 stolen bases that are the second-most in the IL. Buffalo baserunners have swiped 61 bags, which ranks 11th in the league.
Along with Copeland atop the IL pitching ranks, Buffalo also has the league's top hitter with Matt Hague. The first baseman/third baseman leads the league in batting average (.342), hits (145), RBIs (79), total bases (202), on-base percentage (.424) and is tied for the league lead in walks (54). He also ranks second in slugging percentage (.476) and third in doubles (28). Hague played 33 games in the Majors with the Pittsburgh Pirates combined in 2012 and 2014, hitting a combined .222 with no home runs, two doubles and seven RBIs. He combined to hit .282 with 23 doubles, 15 homers, 76 RBIs and 60 runs scored in 106 games between the Indianapolis Indians and Buffalo in 2014, including a .377 batting average in 13 games for the Bisons.
G-Bites: The G-Braves lost utilityman Joey Terdoslavich and right-handed reliever Ryan Kelly to Major League promotions on Tuesday with the Atlanta Braves. They are both on their fourth stints with Atlanta this season…Kelly's move opened a roster spot for right-hander Jason Hursh to make his Triple-A debut on Thursday with the G-Braves. The Braves' first-round pick (31st overall) in 2013 threw a perfect ninth inning in his first appearance on Thursday. He began the season as a starter for Double-A Mississippi and made 15 starts, going 2-6 with a 5.63 ERA. He moved to the bullpen on 7/10 and went 1-0 with a 2.25 ERA in nine relief outings for the M-Braves before his promotion…The G-Braves will embark on their longest remaining road trip after the Buffalo series. They will travel to three cities in nine days for four games against the Charlotte Knights, three vs. Columbus and two against the Toledo Mud Hens…After their final day off of the regular season on August 19, the team will come back to Coolray Field for a four-game series against the Louisville Bats.
Series Preview: Gwinnett Braves (42-42) vs. Norfolk Tides (47-35)
Pitching probables
Tues: RHP Kanekoa Texeira (0-2, 4.11 ERA) vs. RHP Michael Bowden (6-2, 2.17 ERA), 6:35 p.m.
Wed: LHP Greg Smith (3-3, 2.52 ERA) vs. RHP Mike Wright (4-0, 3.07 ERA), 6:35 p.m.
Thurs: RHP Mike Foltynewicz (1-5, 3.15 ERA) vs. RHP Tyler Wilson (3-4, 3.18 ERA), 12:05 p.m.
The Gwinnett Braves finish their final homestand before the All-Star Break with three games against the International South Division-leading Norfolk Tides, the Triple-A affiliate of the Baltimore Orioles. Gwinnett is back at the .500 mark after it lost four straight games to the Charlotte Knights from Friday through Monday. The final two losses were each by one run, and Charlotte has now taken eight of the 10 games between the clubs so far this season. The G-Braves have fared better against the Tides. They are 6-5 against Norfolk this year despite being outscored 41-31 in those contests. The teams split each of their first three series, and Gwinnett won two of three from June 8-10 at Coolray Field.
Norfolk was shutout by the Durham Bulls in the finale of their three-game series on Monday, but that was the third loss in the Tides' last 13 games dating back to June 21. That hot streak has propelled them to a 0.5-game lead in the division over Charlotte, 4.0 games ahead of Durham and 6.0 in front of the G-Braves. Norfolk is also the only team in the division without a losing record in any month. The Tides went a combined 33-23 in May and June, and they have gone 24-21 on the road. Gwinnett is an even 22-22 at home this year.
Pitching: The G-Braves hold the IL's third-lowest team ERA at 3.17, but that is still shy of Norfolk's league-leading 2.93 mark. Tides' pitchers have thrown a combined 10 shutouts, which are tied for the most in the league, and their 244 walks are the third-fewest of any IL team. Gwinnett pitchers have issued the fourth-most walks in the league with 285. but they hold an advantage in strikeouts over the Tides, 605-577, and they have posted one fewer shutout than Norfolk with nine on the season. Neither team allows many home runs, as Norfolk's 38 are tied for the third-fewest and Gwinnett's 41 are the fifth-fewest.
None of pitchers who comprise the G-Braves' current starting rotation have thrown enough innings to qualify for the league leaderboard, although Smith's 2.52 ERA would be the third-lowest if he had enough innings. Norfolk's Bowden leads that category with his 2.17 ERA to go with a 6-2 record. He edged out former Gwinnett left-handed starter Manny Banuelos for the top spot with 7.0 scoreless innings on July 1 vs. Charlotte. The Atlanta Braves called up Banuelos to make his Major League debut the following night. Norfolk pitchers hold three of the top six spots on the IL individual ERA leaderboard among qualified starters. Left-hander Chris Jones has a 2.59 ERA through 11 starts (19 appearances) that is good for third-lowest, and righty Zach Davies' 2.70 ERA is the sixth-lowest. In the Tides' bullpen, right-handed reliever Oliver Drake is third in the league with 14 saves, and righty Cesar Cabral leads the league with 10 holds.
Hitting: The Tides also hold an advantage offensively with a .260 team batting average that ranks fourth in the IL compared to Gwinnett's .255 mark that puts them ninth in the league. Norfolk has scored five or more runs in half of their 16-game hot stretch, and the club has done so without a lineup that hits a bunch of home runs or steals many bases. The Tides rank 10th in the league with 41 homers and 13th in stolen bases with 33. Gwinnett has by far the fewest home runs in the league. It's 26 are seven behind the Lehigh Valley IronPigs' for 13th in the league, but the G-Braves are one stolen base behind the Indianapolis Indians for the league lead in that department.
Jose Peraza leads the Gwinnett offense with 90 hits, which tie him for third in the IL in that category. He also is tied for fourth in the league with 22 steals and leads the team with 29 multi-hit efforts. The 21-year-old second baseman has hit safely in five of his last six games, going 8-for-25 (.320) in that stretch to put his season average at .288. Catcher Christian Bethancourt has been the G-Braves' hottest hitter since Atlanta optioned him on June 15. He has batted .338 in 16 games with Gwinnett and has at least one hit in 13 of those contests to go with one home run, four doubles, seven RBIs, seven runs scored and five stolen bases without being caught.
Norfolk's catcher Steve Clevenger has also been on fire of late. He has hit safely in seven of his last nine games and has a .337 average in 48 games with the club, although he does not have enough at-bats to qualify in the batting race. A left-handed hitter, Clevenger has pounded right-handed pitchers in the IL at a .387 rate with all three of his home runs, all seven of his doubles and 21 of his 22 RBIs. Lefties have held him to a .179 batting average. He has played four games for Baltimore this season, going 5-for-11 with a double, an RBI and a run scored from May 28 through June 3.
G-Bites: Atlanta traded right-handed reliever Aaron Kurcz on Monday to the Oakland Athletics for International Bonus Slot No. 113. Kurcz had gone 4-3 with a 3.27 ERA and a team-high seven saves in 11 attempts in 31 relief appearances for the G-Braves this season…Gwinnett lost two other members of its bullpen to Major League promotions on Monday when Atlanta called up right-handers Arodys Vizcaino and David Carpenter… Vizcaino made two 1.0-inning appearances for Gwinnett after joining the club on Friday in his return from an 80-game suspension for testing positive for a banned substance. Carpenter began the season with the G-Braves and led the team's relief corps with a 0.73 ERA in 27 appearances while holding opponents to a .183 batting average…In their place, the Braves acquired left-hander Mitch Lambson from the Houston Astros for cash considerations and activated righty Peter Moylan from the disabled list…Lambson had most recently been with the Astros' Triple-A affiliate, the Fresno Grizzlies, going 0-0 with a 2.60 ERA in 13 outings. Moylan is 2-0 with a 3.65 ERA in 12 appearances since he joined the team in early June…The G-Braves will finish their schedule before the All-Star break with three road games against Durham from Friday-Sunday.
Series Preview: Gwinnett Braves (42-39) vs. Charlotte Knights (45-37)
Pitching probables
Sat: RHP Mike Foltynewicz (1-4, 3.40 ERA) vs. RHP Shawn Haviland (3-4, 4.60 ERA), 7:05 p.m.
Sun: TBA vs. RHP Terance Marin (2-0, 0.00 ERA), 2:05 p.m.
Mon: TBA vs. RHP Kyle Drabek (3-5, 2.86 ERA), 6:35 p.m.
The Charlotte Knights ended the Gwinnett Braves' season-high, five-game winning streak on Friday when they drubbed the G-Braves 11-2 in the second game of a doubleheader at BB&T Ballpark. The G-Braves won the first game of the twin bill 11-4 and enter the homestand three games above the .500 mark and 4.0 games behind the International League South Division-leading Norfolk Tides, although they remain in the division cellar. The Knights are in second place in the four-team division, 1.5 games behind Norfolk.
The two victories to open the series at Charlotte were the first two for the G-Braves against the Knights this season, as Charlotte won four straight over Gwinnett in their only other meetings this season from April 15-18. However, only two of the G-Braves' five losses to Charlotte have been by more than two runs. Gwinnett is three games above .500 at home, 22-19, compared to 20-20 on the road. It also has a lower ERA (2.95 to 3.44) and a higher batting average (.266 to .248) at Coolray Field, although they've hit 16 of their 24 home runs in road games.
Pitching: Gwinnett holds the fourth-lowest team ERA in the IL this season at 3.19, while Charlotte is sixth with a 3.53 mark. G-Braves' pitchers have also allowed 11 fewer home runs (40 to 51). The Knights hold an advantage in the walks and strikeouts departments, however. Charlotte pitchers have struck out the most hitters of any team in the IL with 646, which is 49 more than the second-place Rochester Red Wings in that category (597). Gwinnett comes in with 598 K's, which is tied for the sixth-most in the league. The Knights are tied for the fourth-fewest walks allowed in the league with 241, while G-Braves' hurlers have the fourth-most in the league at 272.
The G-Braves will face the pitcher with the second-lowest WHIP in the IL (1.12) on Monday when Drabek starts the series finale. He also has the fifth-lowest opponents batting average at .216 among qualified pitchers. His 2.86 ERA is tied for the ninth-lowest with teammate right-hander Erik Johnson, who leads the league in strikeouts with 96. The G-Braves will not face Johnson during their six-game, home-and-home series against the Knights, as Charlotte skipped his turn in the rotation to give him extra rest.
Gwinnett lost two members of its starting rotation last week. The Atlanta Braves promoted left-hander Manny Banuelos on Thursday to make his Major League debut. They also traded right-hander Cody Martin to the Oakland Athletics the same day in exchange for international bonus slot money. Banuelos has the second-lowest ERA among qualified pitchers in the IL with a 2.29 mark at the time of his promotion. Martin was 1-3 with a 2.10 ERA in seven outings (six starts) for Gwinnett, but he also made 21 relief appearances for Atlanta. He was Gwinnett's "Most Outstanding Pitcher" in 2014.
Hitting: The Gwinnett offense has exploded for six or more runs in three of its last four games, going 3-1 in those contests. It was also the first time the G-Braves have scored six or more in at least three consecutive games this season, which helped raise their team batting average to .257. That places them one point behind a three-way tie for sixth in the league in that department. The Knights, meanwhile, come to Coolray Field with a .260 team average that ranks fourth in the league. They have also slugged the most home runs (68) and stolen the third-most bases (87). Gwinnett sits at the bottom of the league in homers with 24 but is tied for the league lead in steals with 91.
G-Braves' second baseman Jose Peraza has not gone more than one game without a hit since a two-game stretch from May 30-June 3. His batting average sits at .282 for the season, but he has the fifth-most hits in the IL with 85, the most sacrifice hits of anyone in the league with 11 and the fourth-best strikeouts-per-plate-appearance ratio at 11.00.
Charlotte outfielder Trayce Thompson was elected to start the Triple-A All-Star Game for the IL, as he had the third-most extra-base hits of anybody in the league with 32. He also holds the fifth-highest slugging percentage at .451, has scored the second-most runs with 44 and has the second most total bases with 138. His teammate Matt Davidson, who is slated to start the game as the IL's designated hitter, is tied for the league lead in home runs with 13. On the speed side, Charlotte's Tyler Saladino (24) and Leury Garcia (23) and the third- and fourth-most stolen bases in the league, respectively.
G-Bites: The G-Braves have received three new pitchers since they left Coolray Field on June 25 for a nine-game road trip. Right-hander Jorge Reyes, lefty Matt Marksberry and righty Arodys Vizcaino are with the team as it returns for the homestand. Reyes gave up eight runs in 5.0 innings in the nightcap of the doubleheader on Friday, while Marksberry made two relief appearances and gave up one run in 3.0 innings. Vizcaino joined the team on Friday and has not yet pitched…In conjunction with those additions, right-handers Peter Moylan and Sugar Ray Marimon went on the disabled list…On the same day he was promoted to the Majors, the IL announced on Thursday that Banuelos was elected to the All-Star Game for the IL…The G-Braves will host Norfolk for three games from July 7-9 to complete their final homestand before the All-Star Break.
Series Preview: Gwinnett Braves (25-27) vs. Durham Bulls (31-24)
Pitching probables
Fri: RHP Sugar Ray Marimon (3-2, 3.58 ERA) vs. RHP Matt Andriese (1-0, 2.93 ERA), 7:05 p.m.
Sat: LHP Manny Banuelos (4-0, 2.39 ERA) vs. LHP Everett Teaford (3-4, 6.34 ERA), 7:05 p.m.
Sun: RHP Matt Wisler (3-3, 3.58 ERA) vs. RHP Dylan Floro (5-4, 3.36 ERA), 2:05 p.m.
The Gwinnett Braves return to Coolray Field from what was supposed to be a three-game road trip against the Norfolk Tides, but their game Tuesday was postponed because of rain and made up in a doubleheader of seven-inning games Wednesday that the teams split. Norfolk won the opener 11-1, and Gwinnett took the nightcap 2-1 in eight innings. Rain again postponed action Thursday. That game will be made up as part of a doubleheader Wednesday, September 2 in Norfolk.
The Durham Bulls, the Triple-A affiliate of the Tampa Bay Rays, enter the series in a three-way tie with Norfolk and the Charlotte Knights for first place in the International League South Division. Durham took two of three games from the Knights at home in their last series and has won 10 of its last 12 games dating back to May 22. The Bulls hold a 4-3 advantage over the G-Braves in the team's first seven meetings of the season across two series. The IL South rivals split a four-game series at Coolray Field to open the season April 9-12, and the Bulls won two of three games April 24-26 in Durham.
Pitching: The Gwinnett pitching staff begins the six-game homestand with the league's third-lowest team ERA at 3.19, while the Bulls feature a 3.35 ERA that ranks sixth-lowest in the 14-team IL. Durham pitchers have walked the second-fewest batters in the league with 155, three behind Norfolk for the lead in that category, but their 25 wild pitches are the fifth-most. G-Braves' pitchers have allowed 176 free passes, the sixth-most in the league. However, the 21 home runs Gwinnett has allowed are the fourth-fewest in the league, and Durham has allowed 27, which is good for sixth.
Wisler, the Atlanta Braves' No. 2 prospect according to MLB.com, won the IL Pitcher of the Week award for May 25-30 after going 1-0 without a run allowed in 10.1 innings across two starts. He gave up four hits, walked two batters and struck out eight to earn his second such award of the year. He also took home those honors for the week of May 4-10.
Banuelos continues to pace all IL qualified pitchers with a 4-0 record that accompanies a 2.39 ERA, which is the fifth-lowest among qualified pitchers in the IL. The Braves' No. 10 prospect as ranked by MLB.com has pitched at least 5.0 innings in eight of his 10 starts, although his shortest outing of the year came in his first start as a G-Brave on April 10 vs. Durham when he lasted 3.2 innings with two runs allowed (one earned) on three hits and four walks with three strikeouts.
Durham right-handed closer Ronald Belisario is tied for the league lead in saves with 14 in 15 opportunities, and he has converted a save in each of his last seven outings. Belisario is 0-2 with a 2.96 ERA in 22 games, which is tied for the second-most appearances of any pitcher in the league. Friday's starter Andriese has made four starts for the Bulls after he began the season on the Tampa Bay pitching staff. He made seven appearances (three starts) for the Rays, going 0-1 with a 4.79 ERA and two saves with five walks and 13 strikeouts.
Hitting: The G-Braves and Bulls both rank in the bottom half of the league in team batting average. Gwinnett holds a .257 mark that is eighth in the IL, and Durham's .245 batting average is 11th. Yet, the Bulls are tied for fifth in the league with 91 doubles. Gwinnett has the third-fewest doubles with 77 and the fewest homers with 15 as opposed to Durham's 39, which are two behind the Pawtucket Red Sox for the league lead in that department. Gwinnett and Durham are also two of the most prolific base stealing teams in the league. The G-Braves hold the lead in that category with 58, and the Bulls' 54 are the third most in the league.
G-Braves' outfielder Eury Perez leads the IL in stolen bases with 25, six more than second-place Leury Garcia of Charlotte. Perez is also tied for second in the league with 30 runs scored despite two runs in his last seven games in a stretch that followed a nine-game hitting streak during which he batted .351. Infielder Adonis Garcia holds a .320 batting mark that is good for seventh among qualified IL hitters.
Durham outfielder Taylor Motter is 10 steals behind Perez and sits in fourth among the league leaders in that department. Motter also leads the team in nearly every offensive category, including hits (51), runs (26), doubles (14), RBIs (26) and total bases (76). The only Durham hitters who have played more than 10 games with a batting average higher than Motter's .266 are infielder Alexi Casilla (.327) and outfielder Eugenio Velez (.278).
G-Bites: The G-Braves received catcher Ryan Lavarnway during their last homestand May 30 during a three-game series with Columbus. Lavarnway signed a minor league contract with Atlanta earlier in the day. He has gone 1-for-8 with two walks in three games with his new club…The Braves also recalled right-handed pitcher Cody Martin on June 1, the day before right-handed reliever Peter Moylan joined the team after he was activated from the Class-A Rome disabled list. Martin went 1-1 with a 0.96 ERA and a save in three appearances (two starts) for the G-Braves after he had begun the season with Atlanta as a reliever. Moylan, who pitched out of the Atlant a bullpen for seven years from 2006-12, had not pitched since 2013 with the Los Angeles Dodgers. He escaped a bases-loaded jam created by a hit and two walks to hold Norfolk scoreless with one strikeout in his lone inning of work on June 3 in the first game of a doubleheader, which the G-Braves lost 11-1…Gwinnett extended its streak of victories in which it allowed two or fewer runs to 18 with its game two victory Wednesday over Norfolk…The G-Braves will host the Tides for three games following the Durham series before they begin a seven-game road trip that includes four games against the Indianapolis Indians and three vs. the Louisville Bats.
2013 Spring Training – Familiar Faces, New Places
With the off-season almost in the books, a new crop of G-Braves is forming at Atlanta Braves Spring Training in Lake Buena Vista, FL. We've already taken a look at some of the potential returnees from last year's club as well as some of the new faces that could impact Atlanta or Gwinnett's roster. For this post, we'll check in with 2012 G-Braves who are no longer with the Braves organization.
Catcher J.C. Boscan signed a free agent contract with the Chicago Cubs this off-season. The longest tenured G-Brave spent four seasons with Gwinnett. In 210 games, the right-handed hitting backstop hit .210 with eight home runs and 54 RBI. He is fifth in Gwinnett Braves history in games and fourth in at bats (689) dating back to 2009.
While Boscan spent four years with Gwinnett, shortstop Josh Wilson's tenure was short-lived, as the slick-fielding infielder wore the G-Braves uniform for one season. Wilson signed a free agent contract with the Arizona Diamondbacks in the off-season. He spent all of 2012 with the G-Braves after spending a part of the last four seasons in the big leagues. In 122 games with Gwinnett, Wilson hit .241 with five home runs and 43 RBI.
The outfield lost three notable players in Luis Durango, Stefan Gartrell and Felix Pie.
Durango signed a free agent contract with the Kansas City Royals. He played all of 2012 with Gwinnett, finishing the season fourth on the team in RBI (45), third in batting average (.289), second in triples (5) and first in stolen bases (46). Durango's 46 stolen bases led the International League and are second all-time in Gwinnett Braves history.
Pie was another welcomed addition to the club last season, hitting .285 with six home runs and 51 RBI. He led the squad in triples (7) and was a perfect 16-for-16 in stolen bases. Pie signed with the Pittsburgh Pirates.
Gartrell's tenure with the G-Braves may be the most celebrated from a hitter's standpoint. In two seasons, the outfielder has made his stamp in the Gwinnett record books. He is second all-time in doubles (50), RBI (146) and runs (134), while coming in third in hits (217), games (238) and at bats (849). His 45 home runs top the charts. Gartrell signed with the Chicago White Sox in the off-season and receive an invitation to Spring Training as a non-roster invitee. The White Sox originally drafted Gartrell in the 31st round of the 2006 draft, but shipped him to Atlanta in a 2011 trade.
On the mound, the G-Braves saw a few hurlers leave for free agency, while two others were involved in big trades this off-season.
Buddy Carlyle moved on to Canada, signing a free agent deal with the Toronto Blue Jays. The right-handed pitcher made his mark with the G-Braves in 2009, posting a 3-1 record with a 1.76 ERA. Last season, he went 5-4 with a 3.43 ERA and 73 strikeouts in 76 innings.
Jair Jurrjens moved on and signed a contract with the Baltimore Orioles. Jurrjens made 17 career starts for the G-Braves from 2010-2012. In 17 games, he went 6-7 with a 4.93 ERA while striking 51 batters in 91.1 innings.
Tommy Hanson made one rehab start for the G-Braves last season and was the opening day starter for the G-Braves' inaugural season in 2009. The right-hander was shipped off to the Los Angeles Angels of Anaheim in exchange for reliever Jordan Walden. Hanson was always outstanding with Gwinnett, recording a 4-3 record with a 1.39 ERA and 95 strikeouts in 71.1 innings of work.
Finally, Randall Delgado was a part of one of the blockbuster trades this off-season, as the Braves traded him and four others to the Diamondbacks in exchange for outfielder Justin Upton and infielder Chris Johnson. Delgado, rated one of the top prospects in the Braves organization, spent two stints with the G-Braves in 2011 and 2012. In 12 starts, he went 6-5 with a 4.09 ERA and 76 strikeouts in 66 innings.
The lists of other G-Braves that have found a new home are as followed:
Lyle Overbay– Boston Red Sox (Free Agent)
Rusty Ryal– Los Angeles Dodgers (Free Agent)
Miguel Batista– Colorado Rockies (Free Agent)
Erik Cordier– Pittsburgh Pirates (Free Agent)
Peter Moylan– Los Angeles Dodgers (Free Agent)
Adam Russell– Baltimore Orioles (Free Agent)
First-year Gwinnett Braves manager Randy Ready will lead the 2013 edition of the Gwinnett Braves for the first time on Thursday, April 4 as the club opens the season at Coolray Field with a 7:05 PM game against Charlotte. For tickets, merchandise and more information, visit GwinnettBraves.com.


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In 2001, BOS Indonesia, led by BOS founder Dr Willie Smits, started purchasing land near Wanariset.
The 2000 ha area it acquired had been deforested and was covered in alang-alang grass.
The aim was to restore the rainforest and provide a safe haven for rehabilitated orangutans while at the same time providing a source of income for local people.
The name of this reserve is the "Samboja Lestari Project", roughly translated as the "everlasting conservation project of the Samboja district".
The reserve is divided into three zones:
Since 2001, the land has been planted with more than a million trees covering more than 1000 different species.
The alang alang grass was killed as it was shaded out with fast-growing acacia trees which could then be harvested and used in construction.
With the growth in the forest, the density and diversity of wildlife returned. So far 137 bird species and nine primate species have been recorded.
Air temperature has fallen by 3 to 5 degrees centigrade, cloud cover increased by 12% and rainfall by 20-25% with the forest cooling the atmosphere and attracting rain clouds.
The Orangutan Reintroduction Project at Wanariset has moved to Samboja Lestari with just over 200 orangutans now living there.
Several Forest Schools provide natural, educational playgrounds for the orangutans in which to learn forest skills before returning to cages to sleep at night.
A Clinic and Quarantine area has been established as well as many new forest cages for larger orangutans and a Babies' Room for the little ones.
Six orangutan islands have been created to accommodate orangutans suffering chronic hepatitis B or other disabilities which prevent them from ever being released into the wild.
Samboja Lestari is also the home to 46 sun bears. To read more about the sun bear sanctuary, click here.
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Early sales not expected to affect Black Friday
Black Friday's weather forecast is shaping up to be chilly and damp, but that's not expected to hinder shoppers taking advantage of longer hours at department, discount and other major stores.
Despite early sales that promised the same prices available after Thanksgiving, Friday "still is going to be huge this year," Duquesne University marketing professor Audrey Guskey said Tuesday. "Black Friday will be the biggest shopping day of the year."
The Saturday before Christmas Day often takes that title.
About 31 percent of consumers will shop on Friday, up from 26 percent last year, the International Council of Shopping Centers said. That amounts to 74 million people ages 16 and older out and about.
More retailers this year are stretching into the Thursday holiday. Toys "R" Us, Kmart, Sears and Wal-Mart will open for at least a few hours on Thanksgiving Day.
On Friday, Bon-Ton and Kohl's stores open at 3 a.m. Many other major merchants such as Macy's, J.C. Penney, Target and Sears open at 4 a.m., with Best Buy and Kmart at 5 a.m.
Friday will be mostly cloudy, with snow and rain showers likely in the morning and a chance of snow in the afternoon, said John Darnley, meteorologist with the National Weather Service. Temperatures will be steady at around 34.
Thursday night shoppers who head to outlet centers after dinner should encounter wet weather, too. Rain is likely in the evening with temperatures in the low 30s, and rain and snow will fall after midnight.
The cold snap will help stores clear out coats, portable heaters and other cold weather items that lingered on shelves through the warm autumn, said Bill Kirk, CEO of Weather Trends International of Bethlehem in Lehigh County.
Higher gasoline prices, up 10 percent from a year ago, also won't discourage shopping, experts said.
The National Retail Federation forecosts total holiday sales of $447 billion this year, up 2.3 percent. This season is expected to be the strongest since 2006.
Here are Black Friday opening times for some Western Pennsylvania retail centers:
• Beaver Valley Mall, 5 a.m., some stores open at 4 a.m.
• Century III Mall, West Mifflin, 5 a.m.
• Galleria at Pittsburgh Mills, Frazer, 6 a.m. officially, but many stores open at 5 a.m.
• Galleria of Mt. Lebanon, 8 a.m., Gymboree, Learning Express at 6 a.m.
• Grove City Premium Outlets, Mercer County, midnight.
• Monroeville Mall, 6 a.m.
• Ross Park Mall, 5 a.m.
• South Hills Villlage, Bethel Park and Upper St. Clair, 5 a.m.; Banana Republic, New York & Co. and Disney Store open at midnight.
• Tanger Outlet Center, South Strabane, Washington County, midnight.
• Washington Crown Center, North Franklin, Washington County, 5 a.m.
• Westmoreland Mall, 6 a.m., many stores open earlier.Additional Information:
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2. Clothing, down from No. 1 last year
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Get an overview of this hotelAdults-only Windermere bed & breakfast in Bowness-on-Windermere with free breakfast
Located in Bowness-on-Windermere, this bed & breakfast is 0.3 mi (0.5 km) from Old Laundry Theatre and 2.9 mi (4.6 km) from Hill Top. World of Beatrix Potter and Blackwell, The Arts & Crafts House are also within 2 mi (3 km).
Property Features
Along with tour/ticket assistance, this smoke-free bed & breakfast has a garden and free breakfast. Free WiFi in public areas and free self parking are also provided.
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All 7 individually decorated rooms feature free WiFi and iPod docks. Other amenities available to guests include LCD TVs, refrigerators, and Egyptian cotton sheets.Information missing or incorrect? Tell us!Opens in a new window
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Guests can enjoy a complimentary breakfast each morning. High-speed wireless Internet access is complimentary. This Windermere bed & breakfast also offers tour/ticket assistance, a garden, and discounted use of a nearby fitness facility. Onsite self parking is complimentary.
Dene House is a smoke-free property.
- Total number of rooms - 7
- Number of floors - 3
- Free breakfast
- Tours/ticket assistance
- Free WiFi
- Garden
- Free self parking
- Smoke-free property
- Number of buildings/towers - 1
- Use of nearby fitness center (discount)
Available in all rooms: Free WiFi
Available in some public areas: Free WiFi
Free self parking
Room Amenities
- Premium bedding
- Refrigerator
- Daily housekeeping
- Free toiletries
- Free WiFi
- iPod docking station
- Hair dryer
- Individually furnished
- Individually decorated
- Iron/ironing board
- Egyptian-cotton sheets
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A complimentary full breakfast is served each morning between 8:30 AM and 9:30 AM.
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Check-in time starts at 4 PM
Check-in time ends at 9 PM
Check-out time is 10:30 AM
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- Pets not allowed (service dogs only)
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- Deposit: GBP 50.00 per stay
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A family commitment toward helping others
STEUBENVILLE – Volunteering at a Catholic grade school in south Chicago was an eye-opening experience for Katie DiPiero.
Her brother, Leo, had a similar experience during two summers he spent in Bangladesh, where he volunteered as a teacher.
He will be heading to Uganda in July for a 16-month volunteer job with the overseas lay ministry with the Holy Cross priests.
Their sister, Claire, served with the Sisters of the Holy Redeemer in Philadelphia for one year, where she worked in the health care ministry of their order and lived in the religious community with other volunteers.
For the DiPieros, helping others has been a way of life that started early and has been nurtured by their family, school and church.
They are the children of Theresa and William DiPiero.
The 23-year-old Katie just finished a year of volunteer service with the Amate House Ministry for the Archdiocese of Chicago, where she worked at the Academy of St. Benedict the African Elementary School.
"Now I am preparing to work for a nonprofit organization in Chicago and will hopefully be able to see the kids at that school when I can," she said.
"It was challenging at the school. Growing up in Steubenville I lived a certain type of life where my parents took care of me. I was blessed to come from a very caring family. It was easy to forget the suffering in the world. Then I went to St. Mary's College in South Bend, Ind., and it was a school with students from middle-class families. But just one mile from our campus there were people suffering and in need," related Katie.
"I got involved in working with people in need and that's when I went to south Chicago for a year and it was a different world for me. The students were 100 percent African-American and it was a low-income area. I was talking to first- and second-graders who were asking advice about a cousin who had been shot, or a father who was incarcerated. And it really hit me this was a life a second-grader was living. The school was a safe place in a really struggling neighborhood," explained Katie.
"I saw parents who were frustrated by their struggle to pay tuition to keep their kids in the school. And I got close to the kids and heard the stress they wanted to share. It was really a life-changing year. And, I will always have an awareness and understanding for those who are suffering in life and a heart for them," she noted.
"I'm not going to stop at this point. At this point in my life, I will be working with a nonprofit organization. And I will continue doing something like that. The year in Chicago had a big impact on my life. I realized in a retrospective way how much I was protected and nurtured by my family and Holy Rosary grade school and Catholic Central High School. I was talking to kids who talked about walking by drug deals taking place on corners. That's why it was so good to see the kids on a basketball court at school and see them be children running on the grass. They could be kids without fear," Katie said.
Her brother, Leo, a 21-year-old graduate of the University of Notre Dame will be leaving in July for a three-day orientation in South Bend and then a 16-month mission trip to Uganda, where he will be a teacher.
"I felt called to do something to serve the poor on an international level. I had worked for a short period of time in Bangladesh while I was a college student, but this will be a longer commitment where I will be teaching kids in Uganda. I definitely have a desire to serve," Leo said.
"That desire came from my parents and Catholic Central. And it was pretty easy to continue serving at Notre Dame. The Catholic Church calls us to serve as well. That's why I felt called to serve with the Holy Cross priests working in Uganda," commented Leo.
"I am excited and ready to go. Part of my time at home now has been spent reflecting on the past four years, my family, my church and my faith. And, I have been thinking about spirituality in education. I am prepared for the cultural shock of living in another country. And, while I will miss my family, I am not stressed out about leaving for 16 months," he said.
"The first month is spent getting acclimated. I and two other guys will be asked what we want to teach and we will be evaluated and then assigned to a teaching position. It will be a different life. The electricity is on and off. The wi-fi won't be available everywhere I go. But it is a freeing experience where I will take a step back and get back to the nature of life. We all get caught up with our modern technology so it will be nice to take a step away from that and just work with people," Leo explained.
"I look at this as serving others and and also an eye opening experience. I won't be living in the suburban United States. It will also give me an opportunity to think a lot about what I want to do when I return. I would like to teach in the future. I guess it runs in the family," Leo declared.


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Holiday Inn Express Madrid-Alcobendas - Alcobendas
Lowest price$50
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Holiday Inn Express Madrid-Alcobendas offers 4-star Alcobendas hotel accommodations 0.9 mi (1.4 km) from Heron Diversia and 2.3 mi (3.8 km) from Golf Park. Autonomous University of Madrid and British Embassy are also within 6 mi (10 km).
Along with free weekend breakfast, this hotel offers free WiFi and wired Internet access. There is also a bar/lounge where guests can enjoy drinks.
Along with free weekend breakfast, this hotel offers free WiFi and wired Internet access. There is also a bar/lounge where guests can enjoy drinks.
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Holiday Inn Express Madrid-Alcobendas - Alcobendas
Hotel Info: 855-239-9222from $50
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Hotel size
- This hotel has 109 rooms
- This hotel is arranged over 3 floors
- Check-in time 2 PM-5:30 AM
- Check-out time is noon
Required at check in
- Credit card or cash deposit required
- Government-issued photo ID required
Travelling with others
- Pets not allowed (service animals welcome)
- Free WiFi and wired Internet access in public areas
- Free WiFi and wired Internet access in rooms
- Self parking *
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Food and drink
- Free continental breakfast on weekends
- Bar/lounge
- Coffee shop/café
Working away
- Business center
- Number of meeting rooms - 2
- Conference space
- Meeting rooms 2
- Conference space size (feet) - 43
- Conference space size (meters) - 4
- 24-hour front desk
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- Free newspapers in lobby
- Luggage storage
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- Accessible bathroom
- In-room accessibility
- Roll-in shower
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Home comforts
- Air conditioning
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- Iron/ironing board
Freshen up
- Private bathroom
- Shower/tub combination
- Bidet
- Hair dryer
Be entertained
- Satellite TV channels
Stay connected
- Desk
- Free newspaper
- Free WiFi
- Phone
- In-room safe
- Connecting/adjoining rooms available
Holiday Inn Express Madrid-Alcobendas - Alcobendas's small print
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Cash transactions at this property cannot exceed EUR 2500, due to national regulations. For further details, please contact the property using information in the booking confirmation.
The property has connecting/adjoining rooms, which are subject to availability and can be requested by contacting the property using the number on the booking confirmation.
Optional extras
Self parking costs EUR 9 per night
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Oh hai fall, I didn't know it was you!
I am deeply and profoundly excited about our (admittedly slight) change in temperature here in SC. Usually I get a little down as cold weather approaches, but not this year. :) I'm ready for stews, tea and nights curled up with a book by my fireplace.
I even decorated!
I'm also excited about a certain 90's trend that's making a comeback this year: Fall Florals!
You can read my recent Good Life Blog post about super-thriftable Fall 2016 trends here.
When I saw this frock on my refashion rack, my gears began to turn.


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Have you had enough yet? The NFL Draft is still ten full days away. The chatter is getting tiring and sloppy and I'm pretty much done. Hopefully things will tighten up as the draft gets closer.
Bootless Eli focuses on getting ready for camp (BBI).
Here are some blogger takes on the Giants and the draft...
Giants seeking an impact player in this year's draft (Giants Rush).
The value in this draft is not where you think it is (Ultimate NYG).
Making a case for Notre Dame TE Troy Niklas (Bleacher Report).
Adrien Robinson ready to breakout in 2014 (Rant Sports).
Bootless Eli focuses on getting ready for camp (BBI).
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Denny Hamlin must get over his hatred of Dover
Associated Press | Last updated September 24, 2012
(Eds: With AP Photos.) By JENNA FRYER AP Auto Racing Writer Denny Hamlin said he would win at New Hampshire and did just that, scoring an important victory in his quest to win his first NASCAR championship. For his next act, Hamlin must prove he's a legitimate title contender by overcoming his disdain for Dover. Hamlin openly despises the 1-mile concrete oval so much that every armchair psychologist out there is convinced his problems at Dover are self-inflicted. He points to his past performances there - he's got an average finish of 20.5 in 13 career starts - as proof the place gives him fits. But there must be a correlation in how poorly he runs and the bad attitude he takes into Delaware twice a year. Hamlin has brought up his dislike for Dover unprovoked several times over the last six weeks, including stopping himself mid-sentence while assessing his title chances after his win at Bristol. ''I think that the Chase, other than Dover - I'm so bad there, I hate that track ... other than Dover, I feel that I can win at any race track that we go to,'' he said. Asked about it earlier this month, Hamlin insisted nothing will ever change about his feelings for Dover, where he finished 36th or worse during a four-race stretch from 2007 to 2009. ''I just don't like the place. I'm not comfortable there,'' he said. ''I go there believing if we have a great day, we'll run somewhere around 15th.'' Well, 15th isn't going to get it done in the Chase for the Sprint Cup championship, which shifts to Dover this weekend for the third of 10 races. After running out of fuel in the opener at Chicago, Hamlin took to Twitter to guarantee he'd bounce back at New Hampshire with a victory. He did that on Sunday, grabbing his series-best fifth win of the season, and it moved him to third in the Chase standings. He is seven points behind leader Jimmie Johnson, who is determined to reclaim the title after Tony Stewart snapped his five-year reign last season. Johnson, by the way, loves Dover. He is a seven-time winner at Dover, and has 15 top-10 finishes in 21 career starts. Johnson also won there earlier this year, leading 289 of the 400 laps to remind everyone there's nobody better in NASCAR at Dover right now. So it's in Hamlin's best interest to immediately get over his issues with Dover or risk losing a lot of ground to Johnson in this championship race. ''I'm going to be optimistic when I go there,'' Hamlin said. ''I just have to have an open mind when I get out there for the first green flag run and have faith that I can do it. You know, people have their Achilles heel, and for me, in the course of my career, Dover has been it. I have won in Nationwide there somehow - everyone else must have wrecked or something, I don't know. But I just have to figure out what it takes in Cup.'' Crew chief Darian Grubb will play a pivotal role this weekend. Grubb lived through this very situation a year ago with Stewart, who also doesn't love Dover. He'd won the first two races of the Chase last year, then struggled so much when he hit the track at Dover last September that he insisted he wasn't a title contender. It ended up being the mulligan of the Chase for Stewart, who qualified 28th and finished two laps down in 25th. Stewart won three more races during the Chase to win the championship, so that poor run at Dover didn't hurt him. Grubb has been working with Hamlin for weeks on finding a setup that will make the driver comfortable. He chose to bring to Dover the same car Hamlin drove at Richmond, where he led for 202 laps. It's made something click with Hamlin, who sounds a little more confident about his chances. He's now recalling the four top-10s he has at Dover, and the pair of fourth-place finishes. ''I have had some races where I was pretty competitive,'' he said, adding if Grubb can find one thing that makes the driver comfortable in the car ''we are going to treat it just like any other weekend that we have a great shot to win.'' He doesn't have to win to make this coming weekend a success. Hamlin just has to go to Dover with the right mindset so that he doesn't throw it away before he's even hit the track. Grubb indicated Monday that's the goal with a tweet that seemingly poked fun at Hamlin's ''we will win'' Twitter post last week about New Hampshire. ''Next week (at)Dover, WE WILL.... try as hard as we can like every other week,'' he wrote.
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It made me cry too! I love Alaric and hate it that they killed him off! I was sad for Damon! I love him! I wonder how Elena will react! I'm pretty sure she is now a vampire. About time! lol! I hope Tyler will get his body back! It's going to seem like forever until season 4!
I didn't see the Elena thing coming! I thought Tyler was dead? Didn't Bonnie switch them? Klaus became Tyler and Tyler became him? If not them who died in the coffin?
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Oh, and I wonder if Elena will find out that she actually did meet Damon first!
I was so shocked at this episode!! I am so sad we have to wait for the new season to begin though. lol
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