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Mailbag: Duncan, McCann, Expansion DraftPosted by: | Comments
Six questions this week. Use the Submit A Tip box to send us anything throughout the week, mailbag questions or otherwise.
Several people asked: What about Shelley Duncan?
The Yankees are looking for a right-handed bat and the Rays designated former Yankee Shelley Duncan for assignment earlier this week, so this seems like a natural fit. The 33-year-old forearm-smasher hit just .182/.297/.309 (75 wRC+) in 64 plate appearances for Tampa, and during his three years with the Indians (2010-2012) he put up a .231/.309/.430 (103 wRC+) overall line in 770 plate appearances. That includes a .239/.316/.421 (102 wRC+) line against southpaws, meaning he didn't have a platoon split.
Duncan is a three true outcome type, with healthy power (career .193 ISO), walk (9.7%), and strikeout (24.4%) rates. He doesn't do much other than that, meaning he won't steal any bases or play even average defense in left or at first base. Is he better than Ben Francisco? Yeah, probably, but it's not slam dunk. If the Yankees can pluck him off waivers, then go for it. Francisco's been terrible. I wouldn't go out of my way to acquire Shelley or sweat missing out on him, though.
Nick asks: Given his start, how likely is it the Vernon Wells matches/exceeds Nick Swisher's performance this year? If he does (or gets close), should we credit the front office with a brilliant move or did the Yanks just get lucky?
I don't think that will happen, honestly. Even with the hot start, Wells is on a .298/.362/.532 (139 wRC+) line while Swisher is at .265/.386/.410 (123 wRC+). There's a nice gap there, but Swisher is underperforming his career norms while Wells is far exceeding his. They'll wind up meeting in the middle at some point. I expect Verndog to wind up closer to his updated ZiPS projection (113 wRC+) than his current numbers.
Brian Cashman basically admitted the Yankees got lucky with Wells a few weeks ago, saying "there was no magic, unearthed data point" they uncovered. They expected him to fill the Andruw Jones role according to the GM. Maybe Cashman's just playing coy, but Wells has been so outrageously good that I can't imagine anyone saw this coming. It's 95th percentile stuff.
Mark asks: Are you surprised by Jose Tabata's free fall in Pittsburgh since his debut season in 2010 at the young age of 21? Maybe I'm off base here, but I have to think he'd be a prime candidate to replace Curtis Granderson next year as I suspect the Yanks would have kept him in the minors to develop and mature his game — something he hasn't had the opportunity to do in Pittsburgh playing in the big leagues.
Not really, you can never be truly surprised when a prospect fails. Tabata was never the same caliber of hitter/prospect as say, Jesus Montero, plus he is apparently older than originally believed. He never showed much power for a corner outfielder and that's continued to this day.
The Yankees value makeup too highly to bring Tabata back. He had (at least) two incidents in the minors that led to his trade in the first place, plus he's had off-field issues with the Pirates. The guy's a .269/.335/.369 (97 wRC+) career hitter in over 1,300 plate appearances, plus he's probably closer to 30 than his listed age of 24. Tabata can get the bat on the ball — career 14.8 K% and 82.8% contact rate — that's always been his thing, but otherwise there's not much to see here.
Dustin asks: Any chance the Yankees could pry Justin Ruggiano from the Marlins?
Oh I'm sure of it. No reason to think the Marlins wouldn't move him for the right offer. Ruggiano, 31, had an insane BABIP-fueled (.401!) half-season with Miami last year, when he hit .313/.374/.535 (146 wRC+) in 320 plate appearances. He's back down to .239/.300/.402 (95 wRC+) this year, which is right in line with his career norms.
As a right-handed hitting outfielder, Ruggiano owns a career .263/.328/.516 (128 wRC+) line in 236 plate appearances against southpaws. That's spread across seven seasons, so it isn't very useful. Ruggiano plays okay defense in the outfield corners and will steal a bag here and there, so he's definitely someone worth looking into as a Francisco replacement. I don't know what it would take to acquire him, but Scott Hairston was traded to the Athletics for a middling Triple-A relief prospect (Ryan Webb) following his breakout with the Padres. Seems like decent framework, no?
Jonathan asks: What do you think about possibly acquiring one of Atlanta's catchers this year? It's a strange situation because we don't know if Evan Gattis is for real, Gerald Laird was awful for years and Brian McCann is coming off the surgery. Which, if any would you be interested in acquiring and what do you think it would take to get them. Thanks!
I wouldn't touch Laird, the Yankees have enough backups as it is. That's the easy part. Gattis is a great story — seriously, read this — and the 26-year-old has hit .253/308/.542 (132 wRC+) as McCann's replacement early this year. The consensus is that he isn't good enough defensively to be an everyday guy behind the plate.
McCann, 29, was arguably the best catcher in baseball for the better part of a decade (118 wRC+ from 2006-2012) before hurting his right shoulder and struggling last year (86 wRC+). He had offseason surgery and is due to return to the team soon, as in next week. That will likely send Gattis back to Triple-A, though I suppose they could finagle the roster and work out a way to keep all three, at least for the time being.
I love the idea of acquiring McCann for half-a-season — he'll be a free agent this coming winter — even considering the risk following his surgery. He's strong defensively and a left-handed bat with power and patience. The team would also get a few weeks to evaluate him firsthand before decided whether to pursue him after the season. The price would have to be reasonable though, maybe something along the lines of two pretty good but not great prospects (assuming a deal happens right at the deadline).
Alex asks: Under the rules of the 1992 expansion draft, which players would you protect on the Yankees roster? Subsequently, if you were then picking, which unprotected player would you take?
We do this question every so often and it's always fun. The expansion draft rules are right here, but here's the short version: each team can protect 15 total players, but players with no-trade clauses must be protected. Players who were free agents during the offseason and players drafted in the previous two drafts (so 2011 and 2012 for us) are not eligible for the draft. AL teams can protect an additional four players after each round. Here's who I would protect, assuming the draft was held last November 17th (same date as 1992 draft)…
|No-Trade Clauses (4)
|Protected Pitchers (5)
|Protected Position Players (6)
|Notable Unprotected
|Alex Rodriguez
|Phil Hughes
|Robinson Cano
|Boone Logan
|Mark Teixeira
|David Robertson
|Brett Gardner
|Joba Chamberlain
|CC Sabathia
|Ivan Nova
|Curtis Granderson
|Frankie Cervelli
|Derek Jeter
|David Phelps
|Gary Sanchez
|Eduardo Nunez
|Michael Pineda
|Mason Williams
|Vidal Nuno
|Tyler Austin
|Slade Heathcott
|Adam Warren
I think this is pretty self-explanatory, no? I was on the fence with Nunez because of the dearth of even decent middle infielders, but I opted to protect the third prospect (Austin) instead. The Yankees could probably trade him for a better infielder than Nunez anyway.
Hiroki Kuroda, Andy Pettitte, and Mariano Rivera would not be eligible for the draft since they were free agents last winter. Nunez, Nuno, Heathcott, and Warren would the four guys I would add after the first round, but a few of them would probably get plucked in the draft. Such is life. If was the expansion team picking from that lot of players, I'd take Heathcott first, no doubt about it. Warren and Nuno are useful pieces, but Heathcott has star potential and that's what you're looking for when you're building a team from scratch.
Past Trade Review: Jose TabataPosted by: | Comments
There was a time, during RAB's halcyon days, when Jose Tabata invited encouraging comparisons. The name Manny Ramirez appeared frequently, which left Yankees fans salivating. Even better, when Baseball America rated him the Yankees' No. 2 and the No. 27 overall prospect in 2007, they said that he "has the talent to reach New York by the end of 2008."
By the end of 2008 not only was Tabata not in the majors, but he wasn't even in the Yankees system. On July 25th, 2008, when they sat three games back of first and were starting a series against Boston, they pulled off a major trade in which Tabata was the centerpiece. They sent him, along with Jeff Karstens, Daniel McCutchen, and Ross Ohlendorf to the Pirates in exchange for Damaso Marte and Xavier Nady. In Marte they got a lefty reliever — one whom they once traded for Enrique Wilson — and a right-handed outfielder in the midst of a career year. The Yankees certainly needed the help that Marte and Nady could provide, but losing Tabata still stung a little.
While Tabata possessed plenty of upside, his attitude and antics certainly soured the Yankees. After all, the same Baseball America scouting report that glowed about his "innate ability to get the fat part of the bat to the ball quickly, consistently, and with power," also said that the "tends to cost and turn his talent on and off." He stormed out of one game and considered quitting. That doesn't even touch on his decades-older wife, who was accused of kidnapping a baby. In 2008 all that appeared to catch up to him, and he sported a mere .248/.320/.310 line in AA prior to the trade. The Yankees' patience, apparently, wore thin.
Even with the reinforcements the Yankees couldn't overcome their depleting pitching staff. At that point Chien-Ming Wang was already done for the year, and Joba Chamberlain had just a few starts remaining before he, too, would go on the DL. Marte pitched well at first, but after a long outing in Texas (I believe on the same day Joba got hurt) he was apparently gassed. Nady stumbled in his new digs. It amounted to a 32-28 record post-trade, which was actually worse than their pre-trade record. The Yankees missed the playoffs for the first time since 1993. The only bright side was that they had Nady and Marte for at least one more season each.
With Nady, they ended up with essentially nothing. The Yankees named him the starting right fielder in 2009, despite Nick Swisher's presence on the roster, but he suffered an elbow injury a few games into the season and didn't play another one until 2010 with the Cubs. His time with the Yankees amounted to 0.6 WAR. Instead of exercising Marte's $6 million option for 2009, the Yankees signed him to a three-year, $12 million contract. He's spent most of it on the DL, though he did come through in the 2009 World Series. The only way the Yankees won this deal was with the old saying, flags fly forever. (Though I suppose that assumes that the Yankees would not have won the series without Marte, which is debatable, to say the least.)
Karstens, McCutchen, and Ohlendorf were mere afterthoughts in the trade. Ohlendorf broke camp with the 2008 team as a reliever, though his role was never clear. Whether that made him seem worse I'm not sure, but it's impossible to define his stint with the big league club as successful. He might have helped in the future, but the Yankees had plenty of other mid-range pitching prospects. The same goes for Karstens and McCutchen. Both had their bright spots, but both were fungible assets. There was little to argue about when trading them, and even using hindsight, with Karstens experiencing some success this year, it's hard to find fault with trading these guys. It was actually a Yankees fan's dream: trading middling non-prospects for actual major leaguers.
Tabata, on the other hand, represented someone the Yankees could actually use. The system has lacked power corner OF bats since RAB started in 2007, and Tabata was the one guy who could have grown into that type of player. But given all his issues both on and off the field, they apparently thought he wasn't the best fit. And despite all the hype, he has never hit for power — not in any stop in the minors in which he had more than 100 AB, and not in the majors.
The lack of power brings up an important question when evaluating the Tabata trade: where would he have played? Even if the Yankees were a bit aggressive with him, as the Pirates were last year, where would he have fit? Last year Brett Gardner was working on a breakout year, and the Yankees had Nick Swisher manning right field. From 2010 to 2011 Nick Swisher has produced a .367 wOBA and Gardner has produced .351 (9th and 20th among qualified MLB OFers). Tabata, meanwhile, has produced a .332 wOBA, and that's pretty evenly divided between his two seasons. (It would rank 40th if he were qualified.)
It was impossible to know at the time, of course, that the Yankees would acquire Swisher and develop Gardner into a borderline elite player, so all of that represents hindsight evaluation in one way. But in another it represents a legitimate viewpoint, since Tabata wouldn't have been ready for the majors until the Yankees started to see what they had in those two players. Even if he miraculously broke out in 2009 the Yanks wouldn't have had room for him.
This weekend Tabata was rewarded for his 3.5 career WAR, and his potential for more, with a five-year extension worth a guaranteed $14.25 million that could end up a eight-year, $36.75 million deal. With the Yankees he never would have gotten that opportunity. With Gardner and Swisher taking over the outfield corners in the past two years, he would have remained blocked. That could have worked out if he turned things around in the Yanks system; they could have traded him this past winter, perhaps for a starting pitcher. But if he continued to falter they would have gotten even less. The Yanks apparently saw that risk ahead of time and dealt him while at least one team still valued him.
The hardest part of reconciling these past trades is figuring out how the Yankees would have fared had they not made the trade. It's especially tough in this situation, when they got so little value for the return, but also wouldn't have had room for the centerpiece. While it was a clear loss for the Yankees — they gave up something of value to another team and got little value back — the real-world effect isn't that great. It would have taken a big turnaround from the disappointing Tabata in order for the Yankees to realize any value from him in the future.
Mailbag: Colon, Options, Nady Trade, Big ThreePosted by: | Comments
I've got five questions for you this week, each bringing something unique to the table. The Submit A Tip box in the sidebar is the way to go if you want to send in questions.
Findley asks: What are the chances that Bartolo Colon makes a start for the Yankees this season? And how would he fare?
I will say small, maybe 10% or so. The Yankees seem to like him in that Al Aceves role (even though we've only seen him in long relief so far), the versatile bullpen guy that could give you three outs or three innings. We also have to remember that his velocity has declined steadily during his outings (here's his velo graph from game one, game two, and game three), maybe from lack of conditioning/fatigue, maybe from being physically unable to hold that velocity over 80-100 pitches. The guy had some major shoulder problems, you know.
I suspect that if he did start, Colon would be average at best. Six innings and three or four runs seems like a reasonable best case scenario, and finding a guy to do that shouldn't be too hard. I wanted Colon to start the season in the rotation and think he should be there, but that's only because I think he's better than Freddy Garcia.
David asks: It seems like so called "toolsy" guys are a dime-a-dozen in the minor leagues. Athletic shortstops who have a great glove but nobody is real sure if the bat is ever going to show up. Obviously some of these guys even make it to the bigs (like Nunez/Pena). So, is it safe to say that predicting what a guy is going to be able to do in the field is a helluva lot easier than predicting his hitting ability? IE if you see a slick fielding high school guy, is it a much smaller leap to assume that guy will be able to do the same things in the big leagues? By comparison, some guy who can hit home runs off HS pitching (or hit for average for that matter) seems like much more of a crap shoot to project (hell, I even hit a few dingers in my day).
Hitting a round ball with a round bat is the hardest thing to the do in sports, so yeah, projecting offensive ability is tough that projecting defense. That doesn't mean it's a slam dunk though. Players get bigger and might have change positions, which has a big impact on their future defensive value. The professional game is faster than anything these guys saw in high school and in college, so routine grounders aren't so routine anymore. That said, the athleticism and reflexes needed for fielding a little more obvious than those needed for hitting. When it comes to batting, you're talking about guys seeing breaking balls for the first time, getting pitched inside for the first time, using wood bats for the first time, etc. There's a lot that can do wrong there.
But then again, I'm no expert, so I wouldn't take my word as gospel. It just seems like projecting defensive ability would be a helluva lot easier than projecting whether or not a guy could hit Major League caliber pitching.
Charles asks: Is it possible for a team to exercise future club options early? For instance, is it possible to exercise Buchholz's club options now, then trade him to another team if they could receive a good deal in exchange? Strictly hypothetical, not logical.
Just about all of these options have windows during which they must be exercised/declined, and that's usually within ten days after the end of the World Series. Sometimes the contract will stipulate that the team has to decide on an option a year ahead of time, like the Blue Jays had to do with Aaron Hill's 2012, 2013, and 2014 options this year. They had to either a) pick up all three before the start of this season, or b) forfeit the 2014 option all together. They passed this time around, but can still exercise the 2012 and 2013 options after this season.
Sometimes there's no window and it's anytime before the player becomes a free agent. I know the Phillies picked up Jimmy Rollins' option a full year before they had to. Frankly, I think Buchholz would have more value without the options picked up in your hypothetical scenario. Instead of trying to trade a 26-year-old with five years and $30M coming to him with two club options, they'd be trying to trade a 26-year-old with seven years and $56M coming to him. I'd rather not have the options picked up and keep the flexibility.
Brian asks: So apparently the Pittsburgh Post-Gazette is already calling the Pirates the winners of the Nady/Marte trade of a couple years ago. Is it still too early to tell who won? Granted Nady is gone and Marte likely wont pitch again this year, but Tabata has only played MLB level ball for a couple weeks now. And we did get that magical post-season out of Marte in 2009.
I think the Pirates won this trade rather convincingly. Xavier Nady predictably turned back into a pumpkin after the trade, and then he missed basically all of 2009 with the elbow injury. Damaso Marte's been a complete non-factor for New York outside of two weeks in October and November of 2009. If you want to fWAR this, the Yankees acquired exactly one win the trade.
As for Pittsburgh, they've already gotten two okay (1.1 and 0.9 fWAR) seasons (285 IP total) out of Ross Ohlendorf, not to mention a pair of up-and-down arms (393.1 IP combined) in Jeff Karstens (0.8 fWAR) and Dan McCutchen (-0.7 fWAR). Jose Tabata's the real prize as a legitimate everyday outfielder. He's not (yet?) the star we thought he'd become and probably won't ever turn into that guy since he's a corner outfielder with little power, but he can hit (career .336 wOBA) and is dirt cheap for the foreseeable future. He's already been worth 2.7 fWAR by himself, and has a good chance of being a four win player this season.
The Yankees probably don't win the 2009 World Series without Marte's great relief work, so in that respect they "won" the trade. But in terms of value added and subtracted, the Pirates kicked their asses, even if none of three pitchers turns into anything better than what they are right now.
Tucker asks: Who would you say has been the most productive big leaguer out of the old big three (Joba, Hughes, Kennedy)? I'm leaning Kennedy but Hughes is right there.
I think it's Joba Chamberlain and not particularly close. Let's look at their big league resumes in general terms…
Joba: one full season as a starter (2009), one full season as a reliever (2010), one full season as a reliever/starter (2008)
Hughes: one full season as a starter (2010), one full season as a reliever (2009), one half season as a starter (2007 and 2008 combined)
Kennedy: one full season as a starter (2010), one half season as a starter (2007 through 2009 combined)
Hughes has a leg up on Kennedy because of his relief stint in 2009, and Joba has a leg up on Hughes because of the 2008 season he split between the rotation and bullpen. If you want to get technical and compare fWAR, then Joba (7.5) leads Hughes (6.0) by a sizable margin and IPK (3.0) by a mile.
Who would I want long-term? I'd take Joba if I could move him back into the rotation. If not, then give me Kennedy. Phil's missing velocity and stuff this year raises a pretty big red flag. Four months ago I would have said Hughes without thinking twice about it. Funny how that works.
Surprise! Tabata might be older than expectedPosted by: | Comments
Via The Pittsburgh Tribune-Review, Pirates' GM Neal Huntington admitted that former Yankee prospect Jose Tabata might actually be in his mid-20's, instead of the 21 he's believed to be. If you've stuck with me throughout all of my blogging adventures, then this shouldn't be a surprise. There were rumblings Tabata was older than he claimed to be way back when he was in Rookie ball. "I mean the body… it's hard to argue with the skeptics," said Keith Law.
If true, Tabata's prospect status would take a major hit given his complete inability to hit for power at such an advanced age (his best IsoP is .122, and came four years ago). The Xavier Nady-Damaso Marte trade would look that much better as well.
Open Thread: You say tomato, I say TabataPosted by: | Comments
Prospect season is in full swing these days, and Baseball America is in the middle of posting their top ten prospects for each team. The Yankees list won't be released until December 18th, but the Pirates' list came out today, and old pal Jose Tabata checked in at number two behind Washington Heights' own Pedro Alvarez.
You probably all remember Tabata as the talented, yet troubled outfielder that would tantalize you with his natural ability but frustrate you with his childishness. The Yanks shipped him to Pittsburgh in the Xavier Nady-Damaso Marte trade after having to suspend him twice for insubordination, and the now 21-year-old has enjoyed a bit of prospect rebirth with the Pirates. He hit .293-.357-406 between Double- and Triple-A in 2009, easily his best season since playing with Low-A Charleston back in 2006.
It's all too easy to look back and judge trades in hindsight. Heck, the evaluation of Tabata trade has been a roller coaster since it was made. When it was made, everyone love it and called it a steal. When Tabata and Ross Ohlendorf were doing well for the Pirates while Nady and Marte went down with injuries, it was an awful move. When Marte turned Chase Utley and Ryan Howard into Corey Patterson and Yuniesky Betancourt en route to the World Series, it was pure genius. It doesn't require any brainpower to judge a move in hindsight, nor is it an accurate way to do things.
The reality is that it was a move the team had to make and a move Tabata needed. The Yanks were just two games out of a playoff spot at the time of the trade, and adding an everyday outfielder enjoying a career year plus an accomplished lefty reliever made all the sense in the world. Meanwhile, it's clear that Tabata was frustrated by the season he was having in 2008 (.248-.320-.310 before the trade), pulling himself from a game and leaving the park (suspension #1), then slamming his bat at the plate and showing up an umpire after looking at strike three (suspension #2). I can't see Tabata making that kind of turnaround with the Yanks. He needed a change of scenery, and in the end it worked out for both parties.
Anyway, that's my evening rant. Use this as your open thread for the night. The Knicks are in LA taking on the Lakers, while the Nets' drive for 0-82 will continue out in Denver. Anything goes, just don't be a jerk.
Tabata yanked for disciplinary reasonsPosted by: | Comments
Picking up on a thread in the DotF comments, Jose Tabata was indeed removed from tonight's Trenton Thunder game for disciplinary purposes. John Nalbone has the story, but details are scarce. No word if the Yanks' prospect will face a second suspension this year yet.
The story on TabataPosted by: | Comments
PeteAbe has more of the details surrounding Jose Tabata's suspension last week. The year at AA is not going too well for a player once regarded as the Yanks' top positional prospect.
They're bringin' sexy backPosted by: | Comments
Via Pinstripes PA, Getty Images has the "photo day" pics available. You should definitely check 'em out, but here are the highlights:
- Joba must have that Thinner disease. Dude's downright skinny.
- Jason Giambi definitely avoided the In-N-Out burgers this winter. Wait, didn't he say that a few years back?
- Here are your top two position prospects.
- Jesus!
- Andrew Brackman is one big dude.
- Brian Bruney lost a ton of weight. Hopefully he practiced throwing strikes with the empty cans of Slim Fast.
- The Fat Relievers™ aren't so fat anymore; I'd say … husky.
- Check out Ross Ohlendorf. Tell me that kid doesn't look like he was born to wear pinstripes.
Make sure you take a look at all the photos. Good stuff. Some of 'em remind me of yearbook picture day.
The good news about Tabata's injuryPosted by: | Comments
From Kevin Goldstein at Baseball Prospectus (subscription required):
The fact that he recently had surgery on his hamate bone is a mitigating factor, as that's exactly the kind of injury that can sap a player of his power…Nonetheless, on a pure hitting level, Tabata is pretty special and should be a consistent contender for batting titles when he reaches the big leagues.
It's a little reassuring, and should at least silence the Tabata cynics for another six months or so. Hard to knock a guy's power when he's on the DL with an injury that was directly related to it.
Tabata done for year, Garcia suffers setbackPosted by: | Comments
Yankees outfielder Jose Tabata will miss the remainder of the season after surgery to remove the hamate bone in his right wrist.
The injury has bothered the 19-year-old outfielder since playing in the Venezuelan Winter League, and he's seen five different hand specialists over the past year to get a proper diagnosis.
"It's a six-week rehab and he's going to be fine," Yankees senior vice president of baseball operations Mark Newman said. "He tried to play through it and he shouldn't. He's had problems with it on an off for a while and it really bothered him on a swing. We got him in for an MRI that revealed the damage."
Well at least he's getting this fixed once for all. If the kid could hit .307-.371-.392 in the FSL as an 18-yr old with a bum hand, I can't wait to see what he does fully healthy.
The same article has this on forgotten man Christian Garcia:
The Yankees got hit with more bad news recently when righthander Chris Garcia sustained a knee injury and needed surgery.
Garcia, a third-round pick out of a Miami high school in 2004, was rehabbing from Tommy John surgery at the time of the injury and isn't expected to begin rehabbing again until November.
"He was doing some running as part of his rehab from (Tommy John)," Newman said. "As fate would have it, this happened. It's like serving a concurrent sentence for a criminal. We expect him to be ready to go in the spring."
The Garcia injury is no biggie, it won't delay his return at all. That's the good thing about TJ, if you hurt anything else while you're rehabbing, you have plenty of time to let that heal as well.


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BOSTON (CBS) – The Boston Red Sox signed lefty reliever Craig Breslow to a two-year contract on Thursday, with a club option for 2015.
The 32-year-old Breslow was acquired from the Arizona Diamondbacks at the 2012 trade deadline, and made 23 appearances for the Red Sox. He held opponents to a .206 average over 20 innings of work. He held opponents scoreless in 20 of his 23 appearances, allowing six earned runs over his 20 innings pitched.
2012 was Breslow's second stint in the Red Sox organization. He also pitched for Boston in 2006 and for Triple-A Pawtucket in both 2006 and 2007.
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A native of New Haven, CT and a Yale graduate, Breslow has made 60 or more appearances in each of the last four seasons — ranking fourth-most among all major league relievers since 2009. Among active major league left-handers with 300 innings pitched, Breslow ranks third in opponents batting average (.225) and fourth in ERA (3.00).
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Breslow has a 15-17 record with a 3.00 ERA in 358 career games in the majors with the Padres (2005), Red Sox (2006, 2012), Indians (2008), Twins (2008-09), Athletics (2009-11), and Diamondbacks (2012). For his Red Sox career, he is 1-2 with a 3.09 ERA in 36 appearances.

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Moeller senior WR Monty Madaris has scheduled three official visits, according to Moeller coach John Rodenberg.
Madaris plans to visit Michigan State this weekend. He plans to visit UC the weekend of Dec. 17.
Madaris will take an official visit to Michigan after Christmas break – sometime in early January, according to Rodenberg.
Rodenberg said he's been in contact with Ohio State regarding Madaris.
Madaris, a Division I first-team all-state selection, was the Southwest District offensive player of the year this season. He had 56 receptions for 1,137 yards and 16 touchdowns. He also had 280 rushing yards and two touchdowns.
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I have a regular column, "The Square Jungle" featured on the Undisputed Champion Network, a new digital entertainment website and video channel dedicated to the art and science of boxing. Here is an excerpt of the latest edition:
If Danny Garcia is the lineal junior welterweight champion, then Bigfoot DOES exist and he is operating a gastropub in New Guinea with a staff of dodoes as waiters. Like the obsession with pound-for-pound ratings, the lineal label is more about the egos of some media members who believe they have the answers to everything. Just to be clear: All championship lines have been interrupted by vacancies, retirements or deaths. Pretending there is a "man who beat the man who beat the man" is just elaborate fantasizing. General consensus, The Ring magazine champion, unified champion, undisputed champion – all of these are closer to being acceptable than the term "lineal," which is handed out as randomly as the WBA names interim champions. Boxing has enough panjandrums running around; do we really need to have them fictionalizing history for us? Read "The Square Jungle" on UCN.


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The police in Lagos State have commenced investigation into how a nine-year-old girl died, after sustaining injuries caused by alleged consistent rape.
According to police authorities, the deceased was raped over five times, by a 14-year-old student, Onyi Adimabua, in the Ikorodu area of the state.
The father of the deceased, Simeon Jigo, told Punch Metro that Onyi is the son of the proprietor of the school his daughter attended.
He said his daughter opened up about the rape when she started having medical problems.
"She told me that it was her school proprietor's son, Onyi, that had been raping her. The boy had threatened to kill her if she ever told anyone about it."
"A doctor checked her and after conducting some tests on her, told us that my daughter had sustained medical complications due to forced sexual intercourse. I was alarmed by this; so, I had a private discussion with my daughter."
The 77-year-old man said his daughter died on October 3, 2013.
"Onyi confessed that he had been raping my daughter prior to her death," Jigo said.
Punch Metro learnt that after the girl's demise, irate youths in the area attempted to lynch the 14-year-old boy.
The bereaved father was said to have intervened and reported the matter to a nearby police station, where the teenager was held for safe keeping.
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It seems that our society as a whole has become much more aware of our local economics. When your state, county and/or city is going broke -- like what has happened to so many here in America the past few years -- we become more aware of the whats an...Blog | Conversation | February 27, 2012
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Since I am not your usual type of writer here at ESPN (read: not a sportswriter by anyone's wildest imagination), it has been my mission to try to equate a sports story here or there to something perhaps that I have experienced. McKagan has seen some...Blog | Conversation | February 16, 2012
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Many folks are counting out Terrell Owens after he required offseason knee surgery, but Duff McKagan isn't counting out the old wide receiver.Story | Conversation | July 04, 2011
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While craving any morsel of sports news from North America, Duff McKagan was happy to be traveling through Germany when Dirk Nowitzki and the Mavericks won the NBA title this week.Story | Conversation | June 13, 2011
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Three individual investors have today received creditor approval of a restructuring proposal which will see them become major shareholders of Wakefield Transport Group of companies enabling the Mildura-based business to continue as a going concern.
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The Deed Administrators of the Wakefield Transport Group have accepted a proposal to restructure the business by way of an equity injection.
The three entities will purchase 57% of Wakefield Transport Group shares and form a new Board of Directors which will include Ken Wakefield. The new directors will be Craig McElvaney, Peter Wallace and Paul Szumowski.
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Simon Wallace-Smith, Deloitte Corporate Reorganisation Group partner, said he had hoped for a better result for the creditors of Wakefield Transport group but still considers this to be a good outcome.
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The "Rails to Trails" concept is a tried and true tourism based economy builder and now is the time to act. Personally, as a former tourism industry stake holder on Vancouver Island in British Columbia, I have seen trail development work wonders for connected communities in and around Victoria BC.
For over twenty years, the multi use "Galloping Goose Trail has been a successful economic driver.
Hundreds of small businesses like bike shops, tour operators, accommodation providers cafe's and restaurants all benefit from the thousands of locals and travelers who enjoy it each day.
The trail is completely integrated into both the community and is connected to regional transit in a similar way that is being thought of by Mr. Wright.
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He was born July 26, 1932, in Bennington, the son of Ernest and Olive (LaFrenier) Chenaille.
He received his education in the Pownal schools.
A veteran of the Korean War, he served in the U.S. Army with the 172nd Infantry from Bennington and was stationed in Germany during that time.
He married the former Dorothy Dot Romanowski at St. Francis de Sales Church in Bennington on Nov. 29, 1952.
He was a self-employed carpenter in the area for many years. He and his wife also operated Mid-Town Bowl for nine years.
He enjoyed hunting and especially enjoyed fishing trips on Cape Cod.
Survivors include his wife, Dot Chenaille of Pownal; his children, Ernie Chenaille, Cathy Vosburgh, and Wendy Chenaille, all of Bennington, and Larry Chenaille of Thomaston, Conn.; four grandchildren; five great-grandchildren; two sisters, Theresa Forcier and Victoria Baker, both of Bennington; several nieces, nephews and cousins.
He was predeceased by a sister and two brothers, Madeline Krawczyk, and Joseph and Alfred Red Chenaille.
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Space came just a little bit closer for the everyman this week, as Virgin Galactic's ship made one 1,470kph-leap towards space in its first successful flying rocket test.
If that wasn't enough, we've also seen the beautiful, but incredibly deadly, storms at Saturn's north pole for the first time, and found a potential cure for diabetes. All that and more in another exciting Week in Science.
SpaceShipTwo breaks the sound barrier -- Things in the space tourism industry just got interesting. In its first proper rocket-powered test flight, Virgin Galactic's SpaceShipTwo underwent a 16-second burn propelling it to an altitude of 16.7km at some 1,470kph, just bre'aking the sound barrier, before making a smooth and controlled landing. According to Virgin's Richard Branson, the successful test clears the way for the very real goal of suborbital, edge-of-space tourist trips before the year is out.
SpaceShipTwo will eventually burn for 70 seconds propelling six passengers and two pilots up to an altitude of 100km, or the edge of space, giving passengers 5 minutes of weightlessness for a mere $200,000 a flight. [Virgin Galactic]
New liver hormone might 'cure' diabetes -- Diabetes is one of the biggest problems of modern developed-world life. Both sugar-rich diets and old age bring with it risk of developing diabetes and being stuck injecting insulin for the rest of your life. Now a new hormone found in the liver could be a cure, as it has the ability to spur growth of insulin-secreting cells in the pancreas.
Betatrophin was found to vastly increase the production of pancreatic β cells -- the ones responsible for secreting insulin into your blood -- in mice. A monthly, or possibly yearly injection of betatrophin could be enough to prevent the need for daily insulin injections in type-2 diabetes sufferers, and could even help patients with type-1 too. The best thing about betatrophin as a possible treatment would be the fact that the patients would be induced into producing their own insulin, which would reduce complications and make diabetics' blood glucose levels much more stable. [Cell]
Saturn's massive cyclone puts Earth's hurricanes to shame -- For sheer size and violence, Saturn's enormous cyclone spinning around the planet's northern pole totally surpasses even Earth's most destructive hurricanes. It's over 2,000km wide, with wind speeds of 500kph, making it 30 times larger and twice as fast as even the Category 5 beasts back here on Earth. However, it is also absolutely stunning, as captured by NASA's Cassini spacecraft. Immense destructive power has never looked so beautiful. [NASA]
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Smoking shisha is much, much worse than cigarettes -- Smoking flavoured tobacco and fruit mixtures through water pipes has become commonplace in certain types of bars across the UK and US. Stemming back 100s of years ago in India, the Middle East and North Africa, the tradition of smoking through water pipes is often thought of as safe.
However, new research points to the exact opposite, as the water pipes deliver more carbon monoxide and carcinogens into the smokers' lungs than traditional cigarettes. The extremely harmful chemicals were found in higher quantities in both the smoke and the smokers' bodies. In fact, researchers found three sessions of shisha, or hookah as it is also known, was worse for you than smoking 11 cigarettes a day. [CEBP]
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Gene therapy is go for heart-failure treatment -- A clinical trial containing more than 200 people with heart failure is about to kick off with a new form of gene therapy. By dosing the patients with a virus that injects a gene called SERCA2a into the heart, researchers hope to repair the damaged heart tissue. The inserted gene will reset the control of calcium in broken hearts, helping them to beat correctly again. Having been successful in previous smaller trials, the pioneering technique could provide a partial fix for heart failure, and give suffers a modicum of a normal life without the need for a heart transplant. [New Scientist]
Master gene controls what your brain looks like -- Researchers have found a master gene that seems to control the look and structure of your grey matter. The gene TRNP1 controls the expansion and proliferation of stem cells in the brain. Either the cells expand and create a balloon-like structure, or compress and fold into the complex and dense structures found in the human brain.
Inhibition of the gene seems to create more complex brain structures, leading to the hypothesis that these structural differences allow for higher-level brain function in humans when compared to animals. By artificially varying the level of expression of the gene in mice, researchers found structures develop similar to those found in the human brain. This surprising find could shine a light on brain structure-based diseases and possibly offer treatment for things like autism and epilepsy, which are caused by abnormal brain development. [Cell]
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Mind-reading tattoo could also monitor your baby bump -- A new electronic tattoo has been developed that is capable of reading complex brain activity similar to an EEG, and could have applications for monitoring the developing foetus in the mother's womb. The temporary tattoo can be applied to your forehead to measure things such as focus or other complex brainwave patterns.
With some optimisation, the same tattoo could also be used to monitor the growth and development of babies in the womb, allowing real-time feedback on the health of your future little sprog. Having fine-tuned the tattoo, and managed to manufacture it with mass-produced components, which makes it cheap, the next stage is to make the data transmission wireless. In a few years we could all be wearing patches to monitor our thoughts, which is either a fantastic or scary proposition, depending on how you look at it. [New Scientist]
Converting white fat to brown fat could make you thin -- There are two types of fat cells in your body: White fat is the traditional fat you know and love, storing energy to be burnt when you run dry of glucose and glycogen. That's the fat that you put on and plagues the obese. Then there's brown fat, or brown adipose tissue, which is responsible for maintaining body temperature, burning energy to produce heat. We form small deposits of brown adipose within white fat depots in response to colder climates, helping maintain our constant 37 degrees Celsius body temperature.
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Now researchers have discovered that fat cells have the ability to convert white fat into brown adipocytes. Although the mechanism isn't yet fully understood, this fat conversion could be used to help obese people, converting their large deposits of white fat into brown adipose tissue and burning the excess energy off as heat. More research into the specifics of this cellular conversion are needed, but researchers seem positive that a technique like this could be used to literally heat yourself thin. [Nature Cell Biology]


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So, I seem unable to shut up about how much I like Mass Effect, and how great the ending is, and fuck everyone who didn't like it. Well, maybe writing an overwrought blog post will fix that. Probably not, though. I'll try to keep it short (har, har), and I'll let you know before we hit spoiler territory.
Oh, also, because of how I relate to this game series (I really buy into the fiction), there's going to be a ton of narrative infodump here. If you haven't played the games, it's going to read a lot like a kid who's excited about something ruining it by telling you what happens in the most boringly enthusiastic manner. So, heads up.
What genre are we in, here?
I'm not going to point to the series as breaking any new ground. Mass Effect isn't groundbreaking science fiction, and it isn't about introducing new and unforeseen ideas into the genre discourse. It's about taking classic genre themes and putting them into a really enjoyable, really satisfying, popular audience space opera package. In other words, Mass Effect is playing in roughly the same league as Star Wars.
It's a role-playing game, motherfuckers. Roleplay it.
The story will look very different depending on how you played the game — what choices you made, what relationships you formed, and, more importantly, what fiction you built for yourself around those choices and those relationships.
That really matters in Mass Effect. It's not the kind of RPG where you can just manage stats and chase points all day long. If you don't build that additional layer of fiction between yourself and the character — if you don't fucking roleplay at least a little — then you're not going to get all that much out of these games.
This does mean, however, that my experience won't be transferable to everyone else. I once heard a lecturer talk about Marx (at least, I think it was Marx), and he had to pause and clarify that when he talked about Marx, he was talking about his Marx — meaning his reading, his interpretation, his understanding of Marx. His Marx worked. His Marx was relevant. But not necessarily everyone else's Marx. Similarly, my Mass Effect is fucking awesome. I can't guarantee yours is.


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Spring has rich support for transaction management through its PlatformTransactionManager interface and the hierarchy of implementations. Spring's transaction support provides a consistent interface for the transactional semantics of numerous APIs. Broadly, transactions can be split into two categories: local transactions and global transactions. Local transactions are those that affect only one transaction resource. Most often, these resources have their own transactional APIs, even if the notion of a transaction is not explicitly surfaced. Often it's surfaced as the concept of a session, a unit of work with demarcating APIs to tell the resource when buffered work should be committed. Global transactions are those that span one or more transactional resources, and enlist them all in a single transaction.
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The good news for airlines — fuel prices are down for once. But while that's all well and great, that doesn't mean consumers are going to have those savings passed down by way of cheaper air fares. Instead, many of the major airlines have recently raised their base fares by a few dollars across the board, according to a new report. Just in time for the holidays, of course. [More]
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Which Airlines Have The Most Comfortable Coach Seats?
"Oh, goodie! I get to sit in coach for X amount of hours! I can't wait to stretch out and relax," said no one ever before flying, because in economy class, luxurious leg room and a sweet ratio of cushion to rump comfort is not what you're paying for. That being said, some airlines are better at pleasing our behinds than others, according to a new poll released this week. [More]
United Airlines Reply Robot Returns, Responds To Complaint By "Mr. Human"
The fill-in-the-blank customer service robot that gave us the heartfelt letter apologizing to (CUSTOMER NAME) for (SPECIFIC EVENT) has returned — and like all sequels, this time… it's personal. [More]
United Airlines Flight Diverted After Report Of Kidnapped Child Onboard
Passengers on an International flight from Dulles International Airport to Beijing were caught up in the middle of a custody battle turned potential kidnapping situation last night, when the FBI ordered the United Airlines flight to to turn back because a kidnapping suspect was on board with her child. [More]
United Flight Diverted After Passenger Uses Banned Seat Recline Jammer, Starts Scuffle
I've always been of the thought that if a flight is less than two hours there's no need to recline my seat, but anymore than that and it's fair game. One man apparently doesn't see it that way and his use of a seat recline jammer got him and the woman in front of him removed from the plane. [More]
United Revamps First Class Meals With Fresh Sandwiches, Salads And Italian Wine
Less than a month after American and US Airways announced they would be cutting first class meals for shorter flights, rival United Airlines is gearing up to take its offerings for top-dollar passengers back a few decades – champagne-like drinks and all. [More]
Uber Infiltrates Chicago Airports Thanks To Partnership With United Airlines
Airports have long been the domain of taxi cabs, limos, and licensed car services. Ride-sharing services haven't really been able to break that stronghold, though some have tried. But travelers to one of America's busiest airports may soon have new options as a result of a new arrangement between United Airlines and Uber. [More]
Yet Another Airline Passenger Arrested For Groping Sleeping Woman
To all air travelers, but mostly to my fellow males — What the hell is wrong with some of you? It pains me to write yet another story about a passenger accused of molesting a sleeping woman in the seat next to him, but it apparently happened over the weekend on a United flight from Tokyo to Newark. [More]
United Fliers, Prepare To Be Bored By This Punishingly Long "Humorous" Safety Video
Even people who haven't flown are pretty familiar with the basics of the safety spiel the cabin crew gives before takeoff — no smoking, buckle your seatbelt and keep it buckled, know where the exits are, don't freak the f*#$ out when the oxygen bag thing drops, and if we crash into the water and manage to survive, you can float in the freezing water on your seat cushion. The more concise an airline can make these statements, the better. But United Airlines thinks that the best way to make you give a hoot about airline safety is to make you watch a 4.5-minute video that tries to tickle your funny bone. [More]
United Airlines Forgets To Finish Letter About (SPECIFIC PROBLEM)
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What Happens To Your Plane Ticket When There's A Death In The Family?
There are all kinds of reasons why you might not be able to fly when you were planning to, or need to make a change in a scheduled itinerary. Unfortunately, one of those might be the death of a loved one. But now that most domestic airlines don't offer special bereavement fares, many fliers find themselves dealing with airlines after they've already bought tickets to try to make changes. But because airlines don't want just anyone to pull the "my grandma died," often customers are finding the process of changing or canceling flights in these situations daunting, confusing, and well, a bit tacky. [More]
United Airlines Flight Makes Emergency Landing After Slide Deploys Midflight
You never want to be a in a situation where the inflatable emergency exit slide on your airplane deploys, as its "emergency exit" name implies there is an emergency and you should be exiting. But what about when that slide is the emergency? [More]
United Changing Frequent-Flier Program To Reward Big Spenders
For years, traditional frequent-flier plans awarded miles on the distance flown, but those days seem to be winding down. Now you have to spend more to earn more, and United Airlines is joining the ranks of airlines rewarding passengers who don't book the cheapest tickets. [More]
United Flight Diverted Because Passengers Aren't Supposed To Charge The Cockpit
What should have been a few-hour flight from Houston to New York City on Saturday evening turned into an 8-hour slog with a long stopover in Memphis for passengers of United flight 1435, which never made it all the way to its intended destination. All because a passenger decided to rush the cockpit. [More]
United Airlines Pilots Call For CEO To Be Bumped From The Company
It's been a rough few weeks for United Airlines; once again coming in dead last in an annual customer satisfaction survey of major U.S. carriers, and then posting a quarterly loss of nearly half a billion dollars while Delta and American earned huge profits. Now the leadership of the largest chapter of the United pilots union is making no attempt to hide their disapproval of CEO Jeff Smisek. [More]
Woman Ticketed For Google Glass Says United Airlines Asked Her To Take Off Device For "Security Reasons"
You may remember the case from a few months ago of the California woman who received a traffic ticket for, among other things, driving while sporting Google's wearable Glass device. That case was subsequently thrown out, but that same Glass wearer says United Airlines recently told her she had to take her device off while on the plane. [More]


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CORPUS CHRISTI - CCISD is considering naming Carroll High School's weight room after an athlete who is battling bone cancer.
District officials have received several requests from the public to name the weight training facility for James A. Ragan, a Carroll junior.
Corpus Christi Independent School District trustees voted Monday to open a 30-day period, as required, for public comment or other suggestions.
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Science provides us with knowledge. It gives explanations to inquires about how things work. It satisfies curiosity. Science is what makes the world go around (literally. physics, duh,) and it also makes the human race advance as time progresses.
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In a morbid condition of the brain, dreams often have an extraordinary distinctiveness, vividness, and extraordinary semblance of reality. At times monstrous images are created, but the setting and the entire process of imagining are so truth-like and filled with details so delicate, so unexpected, but so artistically consistent with the picture as a whole, that the dreamer, were he an artist like Pushkin or Turgenev even, could never have invented them in the waking state. Such sick dreams always remain long in the memory and make a powerful impression on the overwrought and excited nervous system. Crime And Punishment by Fryodor Dostoevsky (via psych-facts)
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