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give me OVER on suns and Raptors. UNDER on Denver, Lakers *are they crazy....38????* and i think houston. The under on kings is tempting, too. I just think Phoenix wants to create a culture of winning...they're going to run, they have a great backcourt to do that......they should win 28 or so I think easy. And i love warriors for over 51.
Give and Go: Evaluating over/under win totals for 2013-14 season
Give And Go is a recurring feature in which The Point Forward's Ben Golliver and Rob Mahoney bat an NBA topic du jour back and forth.
This week: Picking through the over/under win totals for the 2013-14 season.
Oddsmaking service Bovada.LV sent out its preseason over/under win totals this week. Here's the list in alphabetical order. Disclaimer: This post is for recreational purposes only.
Atlanta Hawks: 39.5 | Boston Celtics: 27.5 | Brooklyn Nets: 52.5
Charlotte Bobcats: 26 | Chicago Bulls: 56.5 | Cleveland Cavaliers: 40
Dallas Mavericks: 43.5 | Denver Nuggets: 46 | Detroit Pistons: 40
Golden State Warriors: 51.5 | Houston Rockets: 54.5 | Indiana Pacers: 54.5
Los Angeles Clippers: 57 | Los Angeles Lakers: 36.5 | Memphis Grizzlies: 50.5
Miami Heat: 61.5 | Milwaukee Bucks: 29 | Minnesota Timberwolves: 41
New York Knicks: 49.5 | New Orleans Pelicans: 39 | Oklahoma City Thunder: 51.5
Orlando Magic: 24 | Philadelphia 76ers: 17 | Phoenix Suns: 21
Portland Trail Blazers: 38.5 | Sacramento Kings: 31 | San Antonio Spurs: 55.5
Toronto Raptors: 35.5 | Utah Jazz: 25 | Washington Wizards: 39
1. Which team will beat its over/under line by the most wins?
Mahoney: Bucks at 29 wins. This strikes me as a rather dismal projection for a team that should be on the playoff bubble in the East. Milwaukee isn't that good, but 29 wins is the territory of last year's Pistons or John Wall-deprived Wizards. The Bucks will be a fair bit better than that, and, correspondingly, the Cavaliers and Pistons might be a few wins short of their projection (40 wins apiece). I don't see an 11-game divide between the Bucks and those other fringe playoff contenders, or a strong argument for why Milwaukee would drop nine victories from last season.
Losing Monta Ellis, Brandon Jennings, Mike Dunleavy and J.J. Redick will undoubtedly come at a price, most readily seen in the clamming up of the Bucks' offense. But there could be gains on the other end of the floor, as replacing the vomit-worthy collective defense of Ellis and Jennings should make things far easier on Larry Sanders. Considering that Milwaukee ranked just outside the top 10 in points allowed per possession last season despite Sanders' undue burden, the Bucks should be able to rely on team defensive success while their own scoring comes and goes. To me, that's a 30-something-win team, a bit closer to respectability than is represented in this line.
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Golliver: Thunder at 51.5 wins. I realize this is a risky pick for a few reasons. 1) We know Russell Westbrook will be out until at least December. 2) We don't know when Westbrook will be back to 100 percent health. 3) The Thunder lost Kevin Martin, a key contributor, and added little of (short-term) substance this offseason. 4) Oklahoma City has never been more susceptible to copious amounts of losing should Kevin Durant miss time for any reason, even an ankle tweak. 5) A line of 51.5 wins is a high bar, one cleared by only seven teams (including the Thunder) last season.
Maybe "blind faith in Durant" is a poor reason to justify a position on a wager, but he's certainly talented enough to keep the Thunder afloat during Westbrook's absence, particularly because Oklahoma City's early schedule isn't brutal. Toss in the Thunder's solid home-court advantage (.750 winning percentage over the last four seasons) and the fact that the chase for playoff seeding at the top of the West should go down to the wire, and it's not too difficult to envision Oklahoma City's closing the season on a rampage once Westbrook returns.
This group is unlikely to hit the 60-win mark or lead the league in point differential like last year's team, but the Durant/Westbrook/Serge Ibaka trio shouldn't be written off so swiftly. This line just feels like an overreaction to Westbrook's untimely second knee surgery.
2. Which team will fall short of its over/under line by the most wins?
Golliver: Cavaliers at 40 wins. I nominate Cleveland as the biggest potential "disappointment" through an air of self-loathing. Kyrie Irving has been one of the best things to happen to the NBA in recent years, as he's effortlessly combined the flashy and the fundamental to become one of the league's most dangerous point guards. Jarrett Jack will prove to be very wise addition, and Cleveland should enjoy more than the 25 games it got from Anderson Varejao last season.
The Cavaliers should easily surpass their 24 victories from last season as long as Irving enjoys relatively good health. But adding 16 wins would require major contributions from Andrew Bynum, and that seems like the most wishful type of wishful thinking. Impact play from Bynum, should it develop, would require a period of acclimation, and that hasn't happened yet — at all — because he's been limited during training camp and unable to play in the preseason. The silver lining here: Cleveland could fall short of the 40-win mark and still reach owner Dan Gilbert's goal of making the playoffs.
GOLLIVER: Best- and worst-scenarios for East teams
Mahoney: I don't think there are any great picks here aside from the Cavs. But rather than double down on that skepticism, I'll make my doubts known about the Nuggets' ability to hit 46 wins. Denver should still be rather good, and in the thick of the race to fill out the Western Conference playoff field. But the team's modus operandi under George Karl did a marvelous job of disguising flaws, many of which were only augmented during a fairly brutal offseason.
It's no secret that the Nuggets were propelled by their steadfast commitment to transition play last season, an engine that allowed them to attempt over 500 more shots in the restricted area than any other team in the league. With that disposition, they were a blur — so fast and so resolved to run that regular-season opponents struggled to pin down their weaknesses. But when the Nuggets slowed down, their offense started to show at the seams; there was enough driving and counter-driving to keep Denver going, but that half-court offense was quite solvable.
All of which makes it odd to me that new coach Brian Shaw seems intent on slowing his team down, despite losing an important facilitator and ball handler in Andre Iguodala. With Danilo Gallinari out for a portion of the season as he recovers from a knee injury, that leaves Ty Lawson burdened with the bulk of the team's shot creation. As good as Lawson has been, I'm not convinced that he's equipped to carry a slowed-down, pared-down offense to high efficiency. There are some wild cards in play (Shaw's schemes, JaVale McGee's increased minutes, Kenneth Faried's development, etc.) that could give Lawson a hand, but I don't think the combination of those factors will help Denver enough to reach this particular mark.
That's especially true due to the hit that the Nuggets are set to take with Iguodala and Corey Brewer — the team's best perimeter defenders — no longer in the rotation. Denver was a below-average defensive team before Iguodala came along, and this summer the Nuggets made room for dunk-allowing savant J.J. Hickson to fill out a rotation of big men that has never established defensive solvency. McGee boasts the length and shot-blocking ability to turn a corner in that regard at almost any moment, but he and Faried were a bit of a mess in bridging their individual instincts with the basics of a rotational scheme. Add Hickson to the mix — without Iguodala and Brewer around to make opponents work on the perimeter — and things could get very messy soon.
MAHONEY: Best- and worst-case scenarios for West teams
I don't want to overstate here; Denver is still a .500 team at least, set to be competitive on most nights once healthy. But this is a roster on thin ice, reconfigured under a new coach and left temporarily without a vital contributor. Call me a pessimist, but I see cause for underperformance there.
Blazers over 38.5. Adressed every problem in summer. Thomas Robinson, Dorell Wright, Mo Williams, Robin Lopez, CJ McCollum. All of a sudden they're 10 deep. Neil Olshey had a brilliant summer. If they don't get too many injuries they should get well over 40 wins.
Warriors will have more wins than 51
Last year the Sacramento Kings, facing a move to Seattle for half the season, with a lame duck coach for the last third of the season, with an incompatible line up and a broke absentee ownership trying desperately to unload the team, they went 28-54. With new ownership, a new coach, a stable home situation with a new arena on the way, another year of maturity for DeMarcus Cousins, a fully engaged GM and billionaire owner it's a good bet they'll be better than 31-51. The Minnesota T-Wolves picked 9th in the draft with that record last year. I'm not saying that the Kings can compete for the title or even make the playoffs but given a chance to bet, I'd say over 31 wins is just about a lock.
@jsteppling -the under on kings is tempting? Too bad we can't bet on this site. I'd happily take your money.
@Atrain81 - Agreed.(sorry ikki). I could have coached better than KS - he made them much worse than they were. Malones D alone will make them much better. Can't wait to see Kings step on Lakers.
Are you on crack????
@IkkiNg I didn't say they were going to win the NBA championship, I just said they'd win more than 31 games. 31 games is like an NFL team going 4-12 or 5-11. I'm saying the Kings will be more like a 6-10 to 8-8 NFL team.


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Lynn Valley
Lynn Valley Baptist Church will celebrate its 70th anniversary Sunday, Sept. 8. Worship and celebration will begin at 10:15 a.m.
A meal will be provided after the service in the Life Center, which was a NAPA pre-fab building donated by Victor and Rebecca Oliver.
The Rev. Dr. Joseph Greene from Roanoke, Va., will be the guest speaker. The service will also feature a slide presentation of the church's growth and faith from the beginning to the present.
Pastor Dennis Wilson invites the community, friends and former members to attend.
Also, Lynn Valley Baptist will have its monthly clothes closet Saturday, Sept. 7, from 9 a.m. till noon.
Clothing will be available to all ages for men, women and children.
The clothes closet is held in the church annex.
Phillippi Baptist
The Rev. Joseph and Yvonne Hollifield will be the honorees during a celebration of the Rev. Hollifield's ninth anniversary as pastor of Phillippi Baptist Church on Sunday, Sept. 8.
The theme is "Pressing On."
Sunday school will begin at 10 a.m. Morning worship is at 11 a.m. The afternoon service will be at 3 p.m.
Guest speaker for the afternoon service will be Pastor Kirby Hill along with his congregation and choir from Jubilee World Outreach in Johnson City.
Shirley Collie is the chairperson.
The church is located at 200 E. M St., Elizabethton.
For more information, call 543-1104.
Sunset FWB
Sunset Freewill Baptist Church will celebrate its 60th anniversary Sunday, Sept. 8. The church is located at 6676 Highway 19-E between Hampton and Roan Mountain.
Lunch will be served. Everyone is invited to attend, especially those who grew up in the church or those who used to attend.
The Rev. Terry Richardson is pastor.
Holly Springs FWB
Revival will begin Sunday, Sept. 8, at Holly Springs Free Will Baptist Church on Stoney Creek.
The evangelists will be Gene Carver and John Stockton. There will be special singing nightly
Services will begin at 7 p.m.
The pastor is the Rev. Justin Hodges. For more information, call 828-260-2103.
Milligan FWB
The Edwards Family from Burnsville, N.C., will sing on Sunday, Sept. 8, during the 6 p.m. service at Milligan Free Will Baptist Church.
Mark Street is the pastor.
For more information, call 895-0008.
First Baptist
Dr. Earl Davis, interim pastor, will bring this week's sermon, "Your Brother-in-Law and Prayer," a message based on scripture from Matthew 26: 36-45. The message will be based on the theme of prayer.
Sunday School at First Baptist of Elizabethton will begin at 9:30 a.m. followed by morning worship at 10:45 a.m., which will feature a blend of contemporary worship songs and traditional hymns.
First Baptist is located at 213 E. F St. For more information, contact the church at 543-1931 or visit at fbcelizabethton.com.
Poplar Grove
Homecoming will be observed at Poplar Grove Baptist Church on Sunday, Sept. 8.
Special music will be presented by Faith Harvest. Lunch will be served following morning worship.
There will be no evening service.
Poplar Grove is located at Highway 91, Stoney Creek.
The Rev. Eric Wright is pastor.
Willow Springs
Willow Springs Baptist Church will observe homecoming Sunday, Sept. 8, at the morning service, beginning at 10:30 a.m.
There will be special singing by the church choir and members of the congregation.
The message will be presented by the pastor, the Rev. Doug Hardin.
Following the morning service, lunch will be served.
All former members and pastors are invited to attend.
For more information, call 474-2176.
Blevins Chapel
Revival services will be held Sunday, Sept. 8, at Blevins Chapel Baptist Church, Roan Mountain. Sunday morning's service will begin at 10:30 a.m. and Sunday evening's service will be at 6 p.m. Monday through Wednesday services start at 7 p.m.
Evangelist will be Dr. Jerry Chaney. There will be special singing nightly. The Edwards Family will sing Monday night and the Allen Yates Family will perform Tuesday night.
For more information, call 772-0296.
St. John FWB
Revival will begin Sunday, Sept. 8, at St. John Free Will Baptist Church, Roan Mountain, beginning at 7 p.m.
Tony Clark will be preaching.
Pastor Richard Sheppard invites the public to attend.
Bethlehem Lutheran
"Choices" will be the theme of the sermon for Sunday morning worship Sept. 8 at Bethlehem Lutheran Church, 201 E. Watauga Ave., Johnson City. The scripture text is Deuteronomy 30:15-20.
Morning worship will be held at 8 a.m. and 10:45 a.m. Communion will be served at both services.
Sunday school and Bible study will be held at 9:15 a.m.
Interpreted services for the deaf are available on the second and fourth Sundays at the 10:45 a.m. service.
The Rev. Steven Harmon is the pastor. For more information, call the church at 926-5261.
Mission for Jesus
Revival services will be held at Mission for Jesus each Thursday, Friday, Saturday and Sunday during the month of September. Services start at 7 p.m. each day.
Everyone is welcome to attend. The church is located on Highway 321 in Hampton.
For more information, call 543-8491.
Piney Grove FWB
Homecoming will be celebrated Sunday, Sept. 8, at Piney Grove Free Will Baptist Church.
The worship service at 11 a.m. will feature former pastor, the Rev. Charlie Trivette, who will bring the morning message. Special singing will be presented by the Mountain Valley Boys.
Lunch will be served in the fellowship hall following the services.
The Rev. Ted Lewis is pastor. For more information, call 725-3313 or 725-2079.
Fairview UMC
The public is invited to enjoy a country breakfast at Fairview United Methodist Church from 7 to 10 a.m. Saturday, Sept. 21.
Pastor Christi Taylor invites everyone to come and enjoy good food and great fellowship. Cost is a donation.
The church is located at 878 Highway 81N, about four miles from the city limits of Jonesborough.
For more information, call 431-9947.
God's House Full Gospel
A benefit singing will be held Saturday, Sept. 7, at 7 p.m. at God's House Full Gospel Church.
Funds received will go to help with funeral expenses for a church member who passed away.
Featured singers will include Jeff Milsap and New Creation. God's Full House Gospel Praise Team will also be singing.
The church is located at 1206 Old Stateline Road, Elizabethton. For more information, call Pastor Jerry Davis at 753-4821.
First Christian
On Saturday morning, Sept. 7, at 8 a.m., the Men's Breakfast at First Christian Church of Elizabethton will be held in the Fellowship Hall. A donation of $4 each is requested.
Sunday morning, Sept. 8, is Grandparents Day! You are encouraged to be in church with your grandparents. Bring them to visit as Minister Brent Nidiffer brings the 9:45 a.m. message at morning worship. The children will present special music.
The evening service will be held at 6 p.m. along with classes for all youth groups.
Following the evening service, the church board will meet in the conference room.
The Ladies Bible Study Group will meet at 10 a.m. Monday in the Fidelis Classroom, led by Patsy Tadlock.
On Tuesday morning, Minister Brent Nidiffer will lead in mid-morning prayer in the sanctuary.
Wednesday evening at 7 p.m., Bible study classes for all age groups will meet in their classrooms.
Thursday morning, the church pantry will distribute food to those who have made prior appointments. At 5:30 p.m., the Winsome Class will meet in the parking lot to go to the Captain's Table.
For more information about the church and its activities, call 542-5651.
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First United Methodist Church will feature the sermon "Down at the Potter's House" based on Jeremiah 18:11 during Sunday's 10 a.m. worship service.
There will be no Sunday School, Evening Bible Study or UMY this week.
The G2's (5th-8th) meet on Tuesdays from 3:15 to 4:30 p.m. in the youth house. The Coolagers (K-4th) meet on Wednesdays from 3:15 to 4:45 p.m.
The Wednesday evening service will be held at 7 p.m. in the sanctuary.
Rev. Raymond Amos is the pastor and Debbie Fields is the Minister to Children and Youth. A nursery is provided.
For more information, call 543-3505.
Harvest Time Christian
A gospel singing and bean supper will be held at Harvest Time Christian Church on Saturday, Sept. 21, from 3 to 7 p.m.
Groups scheduled to perform include The Garlands; Blue Edition; Harvest Time Kids, Elwood and Amber Dunnavant; No Name But His; and the Bethel Choir and Youth.
Supper will be served. Donations will be accepted and appreciated.
The church is located at 920 Highway 107, Jonesborough.
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Saturday, October 27, 2007
Amber Kasmer scored 6:14 into overtime on Friday evening as Wright State defeated Valparaiso 1-0 in the Crusaders' regular season finale in Dayton, Ohio.
Kasmer took a pass from Amy Miller and fired a shot from the top of the 18 just under the cross bar for the match-winner.
Playing in a light rain for most of the match, Valpo played the Raiders tight the entire match. Wright State held a 17-5 edge in shot attempts on the day, but only four were on frame as the Crusader defense held the Raiders at bay.
"I was pleased with our performance tonight," head coach Stephen Anthony said. "We played in a tough atmosphere with their crowd and the weather but we played some good soccer."
Erin Murray (Pleasanton, Calif./Amador Valley H.S.) made two saves for the Crusaders while Meghan Hackerson made three stops for Wright State (12-4-1, 5-1-1 Horizon) in the win.
Both teams had four corner opportunities in the match.
"The intensity of the match and how we responded will certainly carry over to next week's quarterfinal match," Anthony added. "We had a good regular season and now we get to show what we can do in the tournament. It should be an exciting week and I know we are well prepared."
Valparaiso (10-8, 4-4) will face Butler next weekend in the quarterfinals of the Horizon League Tournament. Times and official pairings will be announced following the conclusion of the regular season on Sunday.
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PEORIA, Ariz — Steffi Neisen earned her first top-25 finish of the spring to help the Nebraska women's golf team have its best team round of the season at the Westbrook Invitational on Tuesday.
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TUPPER LAKE - The town board will hold a hearing today on the salary of town Highway Superintendent Bill Dechene.
Dechene was the only one - besides the town board - not given a raise in the final version of the town budget, which was passed at the board's November meeting. Three board members said at the meeting that they didn't know Dechene was left out of the raises, and they set today's hearing so his salary could reflect the same raise everyone else is getting.
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Staple in my Donato's Big Don Sub – I live in Blacklick and used to eat at the Donato's on E. Broad on a fairly regular basis. I've had some issues with the location a few times in the past but nothing like what happened last weekend. I ordered a Big Don Sub with sausage and marinara sauce. Anyway, I bit down on one half of the sub and felt something sharp poke into my gums. I spit out the bite in my mouth and was astonished to find a STAPLE was in my sub. I called the store manager and she said they use staples on their bags and one of them must have somehow fallen into my sub. She said they would send me out a replacement sandwich. I told her not to bother and that I would NEVER set foot in a Donato's restaurant for the rest of my life. I grew up here in Columbus. Donato's used to serve a quality product. I remember getting excited as a kid to eat Donato's...it was a treat. Now, I just wonder what they could possibly do next to dissappoint me. However, they won't get the chance because Capuano's, Pizza Cottage and Pizza Hut are right down the street...
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Before I begin, I'd like to thank Michael Amato for his tremendous work on the Forensics column. Mike will be taking over the Wild West column regularly and I congratulate him for that.
Keith Yandle is a player who can change a game with his speed, skills and smarts. What can we expect from him going forward now that Oliver Ekman-Larsson is rounding into form? That's what I'm here to discuss today.
Yandle is also drawing a ton of trade interest, with teams like the Detroit Red Wings, Edmonton Oilers and New York Rangers looking to add a puck moving defenseman that will play over twenty minutes each game. The Red Wings are especially interesting, because Yandle could really help a blue line that will be without Nicklas Lidstrom. The Coyotes are looking for a centre in return, so you have to figure Detroit will be offering Valtteri Filppula in a package for Yandle.
Yandle's offensive production is impressive to say the least and many thought he would continue to produce like an elite defenseman, hitting at least sixty points. Yandle debuted with the Coyotes in 2006-2007, playing just seven games and putting up two points. However, as you can see below, he improved with each year of experience.
|(7 GP)- 20:10 TOI/G, 2 points, 10 SOG, 2 PPP
|(43 GP)- 14:04 TOI/G, 12 points, 72 SOG, 4 PPP
|(69 GP)- 16:37 TOI/G, 30 points, 118 SOG, 13 PPP
|(82 GP)- 20:14 TOI/G, 41 points, 145 SOG, 16 PPP
|(82 GP)- 24:23 TOI/G, 59 points, 199 SOG, 26 PPP
|(82 GP)- 22:20 TOI/G, 43 points, 196 SOG, 11 PPP
Yandle also ranked eleventh overall at the end of the 2012 season in shots on goal by defenseman, as shown below:
Erik Karlsson- 261 SOG
Dan Boyle- 252 SOG
Shea Weber- 230 SOG
Alexander Edler- 228 SOG
Zdeno Chara- 224 SOG
Dustin Byfuglien- 223 SOG
P.K. Subban- 205 SOG
Alex Pietrangelo- 202 SOG
Dion Phaneuf- 202 SOG
Brent Burns- 201 SOG
Keith Yandle- 196 SOG
Looking at some rankings, Yandle is the thirteenth defenseman going off the board in Yahoo fantasy leagues. Yandle checks in as the sixteenth ranked defenseman on ESPN's rankings. There's still plenty of value there and you shouldn't hesitate if you can get him that late.
Assuming Keith Yandle is full healthy this upcoming season, here are my projections for him:
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Seems like the "-" joins two things. So when I read P-200, I'm thinking, "200 pts!!! I gotta get this guy!!!"
It's kind of confusing, at least to me, to look at. I wouldn't edit the article, but I would keep it in mind for future articles.
Or at the very least, look it up to be sure.
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I remember when Yandle signed his contract, Ryan Whitney broke the news with a tweet and a picture as they are good friends and he was with him when Yandle signed. I know Edmonton has a plethora of guys up front, so if the Oil want him I believe a deal could be done. Although, the climate would certainly be a big change. If that were to happen, theoretically the Oil could roll with two potentially potent powerplay units.
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As I said guys, I will ease my way into hockey writing.
You can't expect perfection on my first ever column at Dobber Hockey.
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Secondly, when I agreed to start writing for Dobber Hockey, everyone told me I should ease into it and still focus on my baseball column and such. I need to get my feet wet on exactly how to write these columns, but I assure you that you will see improvement with each column I write.
I appreciate any feedback, whether it be negative or positive from the community. I wish I'd get more feedback for my baseball articles, but that feedback usually comes from twitter because baseball doesn't draw a huge audience here.
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It's easy to be a critic. I was a big fan of Amato's well-reasoned articles and I have no doubt your version of this column can meet and ultimately exceed his standards.
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First of all welcome aboard. I look forward to reading your version of this column.
That said, a couple things:
1) You mentioned OEL at the top of your article in regards to Yandle and is production, but then it wasn't mentioned again. So how DOES OEL's rise impact Yandle this year and beyond, assuming good health and he doesn't get traded? I wish you would have gone deeper into that... I think that's a big deal.
2) What are your reasons for Yandle's bounce-back this upcoming season, to the numbers close to two years ago? I don't see much reasoning why, or why it won't happen. You nicely laid out his previous year's stat lines... Plus his SOG numbers. But I felt like the article ended abruptly and without much reasoning on why you made your prediction. I'm not challenging your projection on Yandle for this year - he certainly has the talent. I just think it's lacking some substance, besides picking just making some sort of guess.
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200 Lake Washington Blvd, Seattle, WA | Directions 9812247.603102 -122.284277
Sunday To Thursday From 05:00 PM To 10:00 PM Friday To Saturday From 05:00 PM To 11:00 PM
Neighborhoods: Central Seattle, Central, Leschi
Right on Lake Washington, this steakhouse is prime-o! The beef is indeed prime, and priced accordingly. Come at happy hour and sit on the patio overlooking the marina. The view of Mount Rainier is spectacular.
Disappointed – Unbelievable! A very expensive steak house where the chef was not even close in correctly cooking our steaks! Three of us ordered medium rare (the menu specifically describes the inner meat color depending upon how your order it cooked) and what we received was one medium and two medium well!
The restaurant did offer to re-cook the steaks and one in our party did ask for another while the other medium well patron said he would eat it anyway (and eventually regretted it). DB did remove that steak from our bill.
Drinks were good as was the service. Valet had an attitude (don;t know why - we tip well).
For the money, I was expecting more. I don't plan on returning to DB - I will stick with Canlis, Mortons and El Gaucho.
Best food & service in town – Dinner is always fantastic at Daniel's, and of the 3, I love this one for the feel it has...it is like an enclave in this sort of forgotten Seattle neighborhood of Leschi. My wife and I had dinner Aug 26th and start to finish it was the best of dinners of 2009 for us. The Manager Ira is an amazing host, and always makes my wife and I feel like his favorite friends, the service is always superb (we had Bev taking care of us this time, and she is wonderful), and the view is simply the best in town…watching Mt. Rainer go from blue and white through gold and orange and Bellevue lighting up across the lake…WOW!!
Adverse stomach reaction – I took my wife and infant son to dinner at Daniel's Broiler on a Monday evening (8/24/09). I didn't have anything to eat 4 hours prior or 4 hours after our $175 dinner. It was a nice view, but very overpriced and our waiter was a bit cold towards us. I have a really strong stomach and rarely get sick. However, I started sweating profusely and emptying my stomach of its contents just a couple hours after getting back to our hotel. After ridding the food from my system, I felt just fine the rest of our trip. Maybe the restaurant was trying to stretch out their mileage on the meat purchased for the weekend crowds or hadn't received their weekly shipment. Nevertheless, I won't be returning to Daniel's the next time I'm in Seattle.
Great food and views – I've been to the Lake Union Daniel's several times for HH and dinner. The drinks (martinis) are always superbly crafted, the HH food is OK (it's HH, after all) but the steaks we've had there have always been tops. I didn't realize how tops it was till after eating at Jak's Grill. Jak's was above average but Daniel's was even better. The only thing preventing me from giving 5 stars is the waitstaff which can be inconsistent in service depending on the crowds.
One of the best steakhouses in Seattle! – One of the best in Seattle!
My boyfriend took me here for my first time and I love it! I have to say, I had a better experience here than the Metropolitan Grill. We made reservations, and were seated promptly. We were seated by the window so we had an amazing view. The restaurant was somewhat loud but still romantic. Our steaks were cooked perfectly, and had to be one of the best steaks I?ve ever had! We also ordered the banana bread pudding which was very rich but tasty. Our server was very attentive and professional, always refilled our drinks without even having to ask. Although the price is somewhat high compared to other steak houses, it was worth it. I would definitely dine here again for future special occasions. You won?t be disappointed!
Best EVER! – My husband took me to Daniel's Broiler for my birthday in January. I have to say it was the BEST filet mignon I have ever had. It was cooked to perfection. If I could afford it I would go once a week but I have to wait for a special occasion.
The staff were all so nice, answered all questions and very attentive to all our needs. On our way out a manager greeted us as we got our coats and asked about our expirence. This was a nice touch.
Excellent Steakhouse – I'm a weekly customer at the Bellevue location, tho have been to Lake Union many times as well. And I've eaten in some of the best restaurants in the country. This is an excellent steakhouse. A mistake here or there is possible, but It's hard to imagine someone having a bad time here. The Steaks have a char on the surface because they're prepared gourmet style, in an 1800 degree broiler. The Char seals flavor into the PRIME (highest USDA grade) steak.
Don't miss: The 3 cheese appetizer from the lounge (on a small slab of granite), the tomato and sweet onion salad, broccoli with Bernaise, wines from the cruvinet, and the Valrhona chocolate cake.
Very Pleasantly Surprised! – My husband and I just moved to the neighborhood and decided to try out some nearby restaurants. When we walked in, were were greeted like old friends and instantly felt comfortable. We didn't have a reservation, but they got us seated right away in a gorgeous window table. The ahi appetizer was fresh and perfectly rare, the steaks were the best I've ever had, and the service was impeccable. He even brought out a small scoop of sorbet for my husband while they cooked his steak a little more! The other customers in the restaurant seemed to be having a similarly good time. The ambiance was pleasant and intimate, the service just right. We'll definitely be coming back here a lot!
great view, romantic environment, disappointing steak – I went to the Lake Washington Daniel's Broiler this summer for my birthday dinner. I went with six other people. The service was good, and drinks were good. Nobody in our group ordered a well done steak, and everybody got at least a well done steak. I ordered my filet medium, and it was dry (b/c it was so done) in the middle. The waiter comped us for my steak, and would have ordered another, but after waiting 45 minutes for everybody to get their food, I decided to eat what I was served. I would not go again. I would rather go back to The Met or back to El Gaucho, neither of which have disappointed me in the past.
A++++ – The food is DELICIOUS and the staff have always been attentive and very pleasant. We eat at Daniels regularly and have never been disappointed! (The Met is a different story...) I never feel like I've over-paid for food even though i pay over $100 a person.
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The vast improvement still wasn't good enough to knock off Reno during the weekly High Desert League golf tournament. The Huskies totaled a 401, while Spanish Springs was close behind in second with a 410.
"We still would have liked to beat Reno, but we're happy with our 410," SSHS boys golf coach Nick Wirshing said. "We cut 40 strokes off last week, so you can't really ask more than that. We're pretty happy with our 410. We still wish we could have caught those guys. I think we're moving in the right direction for sure."
Not only did Spanish Springs improve as a team, but it got a huge lift from junior Anthony Decker, who led the team with a 77 in just his third tournament back after missing last season due to his battle with cancer.
"He's back to shooting down in the 70's, so we're pretty happy about that," Wirshing said.
The Cougars' remaining scorers all finished in the 80's. Cole Shirley (81), Matt Perera (83), Tommy McAllister (84) and Owen Bartlett (85) rounded out Spanish Springs' scoring contingent. Drew Hargrove's 95 did not count toward the team total.
The other Rail City school claimed its third straight third-place finish.
Junior Trevor Wood carded a 78 to pace the Raiders. The rest of the scorers were in the 90's. Wyatt Koski shot a 91. Nate Daylo, Will Rizzuto and Garrett Marchese finished with a 93, 95 and 97 respectively en route to a team total of 454. The 106 of Travis Page was dropped.
The Huskies' top two golfers thrived in the nearly perfect conditions Tuesday.
Reno's David Hinitz carded the low round of the day with a 73. Teammate Patrick Phelps was close behind with a 75. Decker and Wood were third and fourth respectively.


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Monday 6:00 PM - 9:00 PM
Tuesday 6:00 PM - 9:00 PM
Wednesday 6:00 PM - 9:00 PM
Thursday 6:00 PM - 9:00 PM
Friday 6:00 PM - 9:00 PM
Saturday 6:00 PM - 9:00 PM
Sunday 6:00 PM - 9:00 PM
Neighborhoods: Castro, Central
Kasa's kati rolls are an ideal, filling snack at $4.50 each (it takes a couple for a meal). Kati rolls are classic Indian street food: basically a buttery roti wrap filled tikka masala, veggie specials, lamb curry, or your choice of filling, alongside cucumber raita (yogurt).
Berkeley has Vik's, but we have Kasa. Kati rolls and thali plates with Indian dishes all with fresh, bright flavors. The spicy turkey kebabs are the bomb, and the karahi paneer is also a fave.
Opened my eyes to what Indian food should be – I'm a little obsessed with Kasa...it's that good!
Read about this place in the Chronicle when they first opened, and I've been a loyal convert ever since.
Food is gorgeously balanced in flavor, not nuked with onions, garlic, chilis and food coloring.
Love that they have an open kitchen and you can see them making all their dishes right there in front of you.
Their vegetarian specials are my favorite -- they rotate them every couple days or so. Can't go wrong with them.
Really cool belgian beer on tap, forgot it's name, but it's these little details like cool beers, handwritten chalkboards with daily specials and the warm smile on their servers faces that make me love this place.
Mixed – I've repeatedly had bad experiences with the service of one staff member (the woman with the dreads). I spoke to the owner and hope they act on this feedback.
Citysearch Editorial Review – San Francisco likes Indian food. It loves burritos. So when Kasa came along and rolled up Indian food like a burrito, the city pretty much lost its mind. Kasa's street-food-inspired kati rolls get stuffed with grass-fed lamb curry, free-range chicken and Indian cheese with peppers, onion and chutney, plus sides of raita and garnish salad (the average eater will want two). On the more traditional side, the Thali plate includes all that plus daal and basmati rice, for those who like to roll their own. A short list of two whites, to reds, and two beers selected to pair with the Indian flavor profile keep things simple. There isn't much ambiance to speak of--a taqueria-style counter, stark white walls, a few metal tables--but the place is clean and filled with light. And besides, who needs ambiance with an idea this good?
good stuff! – simple place, so a simple review.
check this new spot out if you like indian food.
different style, great taste, good prices.
Kasa is great.
One word... Amazing!! Kasa Indian Rocks! – I knew from the moment I walked inside Kasa Indian, that I would love it. and I DID! I sat and observed while trying to decide what to order, changing my mind every minute because it all looked so good. I ended up getting a bit of nearly everything on the menu (not hard to do, simple, 8 choices) I loved the chicken tikka masala, lamb curry and karahi paneer. You can get it one of two ways, Kati rolls for handheld eating (1, 2 or 3 to an order... i got 2 different ones) or Thali plates, which are serverd with basmati rice, daal, raita and chutney. All of the dishes were fantastic. They also have imported beers like Kingfisher and Tripel Karmeliet and Indian wine. I am hooked! I can?t wait to go back.
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