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Vietnam War
News about Vietnam War, including commentary and archival articles published in The New York Times.
Chronology of Coverage
Sep. 16, 2014
Pres Obama awards the Medal of Honor to Specialist Donald P Sloat and Sgt Maj Bennie G Adkins, who risked their lives to protect fellow American soldiers in the Vietnam War. MORE
Sep. 4, 2014
Defense Dept releases new rules that could grant upgrades to thousands of Vietnam-era veterans who have been barred from receiving benefits due to less-than-honorable discharges; rules offer first guidance to military discharge review boards on how to address post-traumatic stress disorder. MORE
Aug. 8, 2014
Study to be presented at American Psychological Assn finds that most veterans who had persistent post-traumatic stress a decade or more after serving in Vietnam War have shown surprisingly little improvement since then; analysis is part of first effort to track large, nationally representative sample of service members through their adult lives. MORE
Mar. 29, 2014
Jeremiah A Denton Jr, who endured seven years of torture as a prisoner in North Vietnam during the Vietnam War, and who blinked morse code to signal his plight during taped interview, dies at age 89. MORE
Mar. 22, 2014
Army Staff Sgt Lawrence Woods is buried in Arlington National Cemetery, nearly 50 years after he disappeared while fighting in the Vietnam War. MORE
Feb. 19, 2014
Maureen Dowd Op-Ed column notes that family and inner circle of former Pres Lyndon B Johnson are trying to use the 50th anniversary of some of Johnson's more impressive domestic policies to broaden the lens on his legacy beyond the Vietnam War; contends that just as Johnson's legacy is marred by Vietnam, George W Bush's legacy will be yoked to his careless misadventures in Iraq and Afghanistan. MORE
Feb. 16, 2014
Luci Baines Johnson, daughter of former Pres Lyndon B Johnson, and his diminishing inner circle, are seeking a reconsideration of his legacy as president, arguing that it has been overwhelmed by tragedy of Vietnam War; as 50th anniversary of Johnson's presidential milestones approaches, they are highlighting domestic legislative successes enacted in his last five years in office. MORE
Oct. 5, 2013
Vo Nguyen Giap, relentless and charismatic North Vietnamese general whose campaigns drove both France and the United States out of Vietnam, dies at age 102; was among last survivors of generation of Communist revolutionaries who in decades after World War II freed Vietnam of colonial rule and fought a superpower to a stalemate. MORE
Sep. 16, 2013
Growing number of veterans are searching for children they fathered and left behind during Vietnam War, as their half-Vietnamese children, overcoming immigration hurdles, search for them as well; some estimate that American servicemen fathered tens of thousands of children during war, most of whom were left behind to endure harsh discrimination, though 1987 legislation opened doors for many to become US citizens. MORE
Sep. 5, 2013
Lens blog; photography book Vietnam: The Real War, along with a related exhibition at Steven Kasher Gallery, highlight disturbing images from Vietnam War that turned the tide of public opinion against the conflict. MORE
Jul. 29, 2013
Col Bud Day, Air Force fighter pilot who was shot down in Vietnam War and imprisoned with John McCain in notorious 'Hanoi Hilton,' earning him the Medal of Honor, dies at age 88. MORE
Jun. 21, 2013
William C Rhoden Sports of The Times column on personal memories evoked by commemoration of 1967 radio interview in which Muhammad Ali explained his refusal to be drafted into the Army and serve in Vietnam. MORE
Mar. 26, 2013
Approximately 75 percent of Vietnam-era veterans are still alive in 2013, and their death rate is comparable to other men in their age group. MORE
Mar. 22, 2013
Op-Ed article by Prof Mary L Dudziak rejects Obama administration's justification of targeting killings of Americans suspected of terrorism by citing Pres Richard M Nixon's secret bombing campaign in Cambodia as precedent; contends Cambodia bombing illustrated trouble with secrecy, and way in which secrecy undermines legitimacy of any such policies. MORE
Feb. 25, 2013
Bill Keller Op-Ed column highlights poems written by John Borling during his Vietnam War captivity in notorious Hanoi Hilton, which have been compiled in book Taps on the Walls: Poems From the Hanoi Hilton; contends that these poems, as well as Borling's life, are tribute to underrated virtue of perseverance, and finding contentment in effort. MORE
Jan. 30, 2013
Single grave site honoring American crew whose plane crashed during Vietnam War is being unearthed at Jefferson Barracks National Cemetery near St Louis so that examiners can identify remains. MORE
Jan. 9, 2013
Senator John Kerry and Chuck Hagel responded in different ways to their service in Vietnam; Pres Obama, in nominating Kerry as secretary of state and Hagel as defense secretary, hopes to bring to his administration two veterans with the same sensibility about the futilities of war. MORE
Dec. 10, 2012
Editorial supports lawsuit filed by Vietnam veterans, who are seeking to retroactively upgrade their discharges, that claims the military unfairly refused to consider their PTSD diagnoses when issuing discharge; notes many veterans received other-than-honorable discharges, losing benefits, due to a condition that was not recognized until 1980. MORE
Dec. 3, 2012
Class-action lawsuit filed against American armed forces argues many Vietnam veterans suffering from post-traumatic stress disorder were issued other-than-honorable discharges and demands their discharges be upgraded; suit raises questions about whether PTSD can be diagnosed retroactively, and whether policies intended to protect troops with PTSD can be applied retroactively as well. MORE
Sep. 12, 2012
Mitt Romney's position in favor of the Vietnam War during his freshman year in college reflected his family's views and his faith in traditional values, but his stance shifted markedly four years later when he called the war a mistake; Romney's position while at Stanford University stood in stark contrast to the majority of the student population (Series: The Long Run). MORE
Sep. 6, 2012
Vietnamese government is treating some people exposed to Agent Orange, defoliant sprayed by American troops during the Vietnam War, using a detoxification method developed by the founder of the Church of Scientology, L Ron Hubbard; about 300 people from the northern province of Thai Binh have passed through the program, which involves taking vitamins and minerals, performing strenuous exercise and sweating in a sauna, among other activities. MORE
Aug. 12, 2012
Op-Ed article by Lien-Hang Nguyen discusses myths about the Vietnam War and how that war compares to the Afghanistan War. MORE
Aug. 10, 2012
United States begins historic clean-up project to rid Vietnam of dioxin, chemical contaminant in Agent Orange, used as a defoliant during the Vietnam War, that has been linked to cancers, birth defects and other diseases; many in Vietnam appreciate the program, which is expected to cost $43 million and take four years to complete, but say effort is too little and too late. MORE
Jul. 12, 2012
Secretary of State Hillary Rodham Clinton makes a brief stop on her Asia tour in Laos, the first visit by an American secretary of state in 57 years and one that brings into stark relief the enduring legacy of the Vietnam War. MORE
May. 29, 2012
Pres Obama makes pilgrimage to the Vietnam Veterans Memorial Wall on Memorial Day to kick off first phase of planned 13-year national commemoration project marking the anniversary of the Vietnam War. MORE
Feb. 12, 2012
Editorial argues that a classified Central Intelligence Agency report on how the intelligence community decided that the Soviet Union was supplying Vietnam with chemical weapons during the Vietnam War should be released to the public; dismisses the CIA's objection to releasing the report as preposterous; speculates that the agency is worried about being embarrassed by the report's findings. MORE
Jan. 17, 2012
Discovery of artemisinin, a malaria wonder drug that is being talked about as a candidate for the Nobel Prize in Medicine, has a long and much-debated history; most sources agree that it originated during China's effort to assist the Northern Vietnamese during the Vietnam war. MORE
Dec. 6, 2011
Officials in Vietnam say that more than 100,000 Vietnamese have been killed or injured by land mines or other abandoned explosives since the Vietnam War ended nearly 40 years ago; say clearing all of the country will take decades more. MORE
Nov. 24, 2011
Former Khmer Rouge leader Khieu Samphan tells a United Nations-backed Cambodian court that the secret American bombing campaign during the Vietnam War contributed to the rise of the Khmer Rouge; Khieu Samphan is one of three former Khmer Rouge leaders charged with genocide, war crimes and crimes against humanity. MORE
Oct. 9, 2011
Op-Ed article by Harvard University emeritus Prof Marvin Kalb asserts that ten years after the start of the war in Afghanistan the specter of the Vietnam war hovers over the Obama administration as a warning of what may yet go wrong; argues that the anguished calculations about Afghanistan indicate that although the Vietnam war took a high toll, it may have left the United States a more mature, sensible and smarter country. MORE
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Highlights From the Archives
War and Never Having To Say You're Sorry
Sometime in the mid-1960's, the Vietnam War became known as ''McNamara's War.'' In the seven years Robert S. McNamara served as Secretary of Defense for Presidents John F. Kennedy and Lyndon. B. Johnson, the United States commitment in Vietnam soared -- in a soothingly gradual fashion -- from fewer than a thousand Americans to just under half a million.December 14, 2003 artsNews
History and Hindsight: Lessons From Vietnam
For a month the public has been immersed in a flood of retrospection and introspection about the Vietnam War, which ended 10 years ago Tuesday. The outpouring indicates that many people are at least as interested in revising history as understanding it.April 30, 1985 Chronology
Andy Stapp, Who Tried to Unionize the Military, Dies at 70
As antiwar protester determined to challenge the military from within, Mr. Stapp faced court-martial twice and a discharge for what his superiors deemed subversive activity.
September 17, 2014, Wednesday
MORE ON THE VIETNAM WAR AND: Stapp, Andrew D (1944-2014) , United States Defense and Military Forces , Organized Labor , Deaths (Obituaries) , Vietnam War
Medal of Honor Awarded to 2 Vietnam-Era Soldiers
President Obama honored Specialist Donald P. Sloat and Sgt. Maj. Bennie G. Adkins for their acts of valor nearly 50 years ago.
September 16, 2014, Tuesday
MORE ON THE VIETNAM WAR AND: Medal of Honor (US) , Sloat, Donald P (1949-70) , Adkins, Bennie G , Vietnam War , United States Defense and Military Forces , Obama, Barack
Bernard F. Fisher, Honored for Bold Vietnam Rescue, Dies at 87
Despite warnings, the aviator landed on an embattled airstrip where another flier had crashed, taxied under heavy fire to find him, and got his comrade and himself out alive.
September 11, 2014, Thursday
MORE ON THE VIETNAM WAR AND: Fisher, Bernard F (1927-2014) , Vietnam War , Medal of Honor (US) , Deaths (Obituaries) , United States Air Force
Vietnam's Photographic History, Told by the Winners
An exhibit shows how North Vietnamese photographers documented their country's bloody war, volunteering to risk their lives.
September 10, 2014, Wednesday
MORE ON THE VIETNAM WAR AND: Europe , France , Ho Chi Minh City (Vietnam) , Vietnam , Defense and Military Forces , Photography , Vietnam War
Witnesses to the Collapse
Rory Kennedy's documentary "Last Days in Vietnam" examines the fall of Saigon and the evacuation of Americans and Vietnamese.
September 5, 2014, Friday
MORE ON THE VIETNAM WAR AND: Movies , Kennedy, Rory , Vietnam War , Documentary Films and Programs , Last Days in Vietnam (Movie)
New Rules May Allow Benefits Long Denied to Vietnam-Era Veterans
Thousands of Vietnam-era veterans denied benefits because of less-than-honorable discharges may be eligible for upgrades if their misconduct was related to post-traumatic stress disorder.
September 4, 2014, Thursday
MORE ON THE VIETNAM WAR AND: Veterans , Vietnam War , Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder , Veterans Affairs Department , Defense Department , Hagel, Chuck
A Long Road to Recovery
Robert Timberg traces his personal journey from disfigured Vietnam veteran to author and journalist.
August 31, 2014, Sunday
MORE ON THE VIETNAM WAR AND: Timberg, Robert , Books and Literature , Vietnam War
The Ones Who Were Left Behind
Rory Kennedy's "Last Days in Vietnam" revisits the day in 1975 when thousands of America's South Vietnamese allies were abandoned during the fall of Saigon.
August 31, 2014, Sunday
MORE ON THE VIETNAM WAR AND: Movies , Kennedy, Rory , Vietnam War , Documentary Films and Programs
1964: Buddhists Raze Catholic Village
Highlights from the International Herald Tribune archives: A Buddhist mob razes a Catholic village in Vietnam, killing 19 people in 1964.
August 25, 2014, Monday
MORE ON THE VIETNAM WAR AND: Buddhism , Demonstrations, Protests and Riots , Religion and Belief , Vietnam War
A Letter to the President, and a Well-Timed Response
In June, a Marine Corps veteran who was a judge advocate during the Vietnam War wrote to President Obama, expressing concern that militants' advances in northern Iraq might prompt the United States to send troops back there. The response he...
August 8, 2014, Friday
MORE ON THE VIETNAM WAR AND: Obama, Barack , Vietnam , United States Marine Corps , United States Navy , Iraq War (2003-11) , Terrorism , United States Defense and Military Forces , Vietnam War
The Dark Shadow of Agent Orange
The use of Agent Orange during the Vietnam War continues to cast a dark shadow over both American veterans and the Vietnamese.
Reconsidering the Legacy of Lyndon B. Johnson
Relatives and friends of Lyndon Baines Johnson say that his legacy has been tainted by the Vietnam War, and they are working to put forth a broader view of his presidency.
Legacy of L.B.J.
"The agony of Vietnam looms over all of us," said Luci Baines Johnson, who argues that the war overshadowed the domestic achievements of her father, President Lyndon B. Johnson.
A Divided, Dangerous Camelot
The anniversary reverie surrounding President John F. Kennedy's death has obscured the anarchic disorder that was present in America.
Think Back: America and Isolationism
From Charles Lindbergh to the Syrian conflict, the idea of isolationism has a long history in America's political debate. Sam Tanenhaus explains.
Veterans and Vietnam Offspring Reach Out, Racing Time
There is an urgency to reunite as former servicemen age and the children they left behind grow ever more eager to know their American roots.
Mitt Romney at Stanford
In 1966, Mitt Romney stood in support of the Vietnam War, protesting students who were upset with Stanford University's draft deferment policies. His pro-war stance later changed.
Cleaning Agent Orange
Over a decade of war in Vietnam, the United States sprayed about 20 million gallons of Agent Orange, a defoliant linked to cancers, birth defects and other diseases.
Cleaning Agent Orange
Over a decade of war in Vietnam, the United States sprayed about 20 million gallons of Agent Orange, a defoliant linked to cancers, birth defects and other diseases.
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Are the 4-0 Falcons for real? Are the Georgia Bulldogs SEC title contenders? What can we expect from the Braves in the playoffs? CineSport's Tara Petrolino and I discuss them all in this week's video blog.
Somehow, Georgia Tech did not make it into the conversation.
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Some recent typings and videos
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• After celebration, Chipper Jones admits he was an emotional wreck
• Chipper Jones: Braves lose a legend, fans lose a hero, I lose reason to open laptop
• Weekend Predictions: No 'bagels' but Dogs and Falcons win
• Video blog: Are Falcons NFL's best team (after 3 weeks)? We debate
• Falcons are looking special, and it starts with Matt Ryan
• Falcons' defenders preferring Mike Nolan to Brian VanGorder
• Predictions: Dogs win cage match; Falcons upset Chargers
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October 1st, 2012
2:27 pm
October 1st, 2012
2:28 pm
On Shultzies blog…..props to follow soon! Just like the Birds getting props!
October 1st, 2012
2:32 pm
What about Tech? oh……..
October 1st, 2012
2:39 pm
Can we say Contenders on here ?………….Braves in the playoffs, Falcons undefeated ……………………………………………..
October 1st, 2012
2:42 pm
If they were smart, they would just do away with the entire Tech football program. They never do anything and simply average 7-8 wins a year. Was pretty funny to see maybe 25,000 in the stands Saturday at "historic" Grant Field.
October 1st, 2012
2:53 pm
Steve: You must feel useless with nothing better to say. Call it a day and come back when you can talk with a little more meaningful drivel.
October 1st, 2012
3:05 pm
I guess Stinger2 is still sad. It's OK! You guys might beat Duke and BC to end up 5-7. Hey that's almost .500! At least you won't have to deal with your annual bowl loss this year.
October 1st, 2012
3:13 pm
Steve: No we may not play in a bowl game. A worse problem is having to listen to people like you who have to get your kicks by talking trash on the AJC blogs.
October 1st, 2012
3:15 pm
You're right, Stinger2. I never see any Tech fans at all talking trash about UGA. Great point!
October 1st, 2012
3:19 pm
What about Georgia Tech? lol. hahahahahahahahahahaha
October 1st, 2012
3:27 pm
Fan: You and Steve are quite a team. Keep up the nonsense since you apparently have nothing better to do. No more replys from me. As for me, I have bigger fish to fry. Go Jackets!
October 1st, 2012
3:29 pm
Go on, we deserve it, but not as much as Coach Paul Johnson deserves to be fired. I am just about done with Tech football.
October 1st, 2012
3:34 pm
And what about our WNBA team. . . the Creamsicles? Dreampops? Creampuffs?Something like that . . . .
And would someone please pick that Yellowjacket off the floor, take him home, put him to bed, and get him to swear off the nectar?
October 1st, 2012
3:45 pm
Middle Tennessee State just scored again.
October 1st, 2012
3:48 pm
Great article schultzie. I have a feeling you got the idea from my numerous posts about already enjoying several perfect weekends this seasons with Georgia, the Falcons and Braves all winning and the north avenue trade school losing. I have eased off the tech comments because I find no pleasure in rubbing salt in wounds.
A credit to my posts that inspired this article would have been nice but that's okay. You and I know what inspired this story.
October 1st, 2012
3:50 pm
Supersize, it's the D that's killing the Jackets, similar to the problem UGA had when Willie as in charge of our D.
PJ, like Richt, is hardheaded and egotistical, and hates to admit he failed in a hire (Groh). PJ also knows, as did Richt in '08, his boss ain't gonna fire him due to the $$$$ buyout, so they are slow to make a change.
If PJ gets a good DC, and a top recruiter, he'll be back to challenging for the ACC.
October 1st, 2012
3:50 pm
supersize as annoying as you can be at times (and that is very annoying) you are a true fan so you won't be gving up on the bugs.
Actually I can't believe supersize would post any ot that so you are probably not the original supersize.
October 1st, 2012
4:00 pm
I agree, pretty juvenile to go blasting into tech. I don't care if a few of them get on the UGA blogs and trash us. Act as the bigger man and ignore it. Most fans of both schools have the class. Too bad there are those few rotten apples on each side that stand out as the tools they are!
Love to see the Braves pull a ST. Louis of last year out and win it all for Chipper's last year. It would be a great send off.
October 1st, 2012
4:05 pm
Mr.Stinger2- As long as there are rivalries there will be differing opinions.As a native of the great state of Georgia I have always pulled for the home teams.My no.1 preference is the University of Georgia Bulldogs.I can pull for anybody else after them. In the case of those Jackets I am not a fan of the coach.He did take Chan Gaileys recruits and had a couple of good seasons but his recruits are not doing so well.You can always come to the other side and GO DAWGS!!!!!!!!!!!
October 1st, 2012
4:16 pm
The comments posted above are not from the real Supersize. Its an impostor.
bulldogbubba: I realize people can post what they like with whatever opinion they have. I happen to not post trash about anyone or their team. I do respond when I see
such as what Steve and Fan posted earlier or when it is relentless negative stuff from the same blogger.
October 1st, 2012
4:18 pm
I hope the Dawgs put a 105 on the bugs and their stupid fans. I see more fans jumping from that pit bugs call a stadium this season.
October 1st, 2012
4:19 pm
3:29 is a fake. I'm not done with Tech football or Cpj. The Dwags will get spanked again in Columbia.
October 1st, 2012
4:21 pm
I can't believe Tech would lose to a non Big 6 school, AT HOME, so maybe they're not the original Jackets either.
It's clear that Coach is stubborn, but his smugness stops being amusing when we lose like this. The rest of our schedule looks like torture after this embarrassment. The sooner Coach Johnson is gone, at ANY cost, the better for the program.
October 1st, 2012
4:27 pm
Tech stinks….smells like wet sneakers! Sad to say but true…..if they change the DC they may and O mean MAY salvage the season …..
Better hurry!
October 1st, 2012
4:33 pm
"Dawgs will get spanked again in Columbia." Again? 2 years ago they lost by 11 in Columbia. Still not going by the facts? Spanked would be more like, say 49-28 : ) In the three previous games before 2010 in Columbia, UGA won all three. Yea, should be a real spanking! Can't wait to see what happens in Athens this year when the bugs comes to down. Should be hilarious. At Clemson this weekend should be a nice preview.
October 1st, 2012
4:37 pm
Pipe down, you moron.
October 1st, 2012
4:41 pm
Ha ha. Love it. What I really don't get is how/why Tech fans really get upset. Have you not seen that every year, except maybe once every 20 years, Tech wins between 6-8 games a year? Therefore, why are you surprised/upset? Face it, Tech is and always will be a second tier football team. Great work in those bowl games lately. Good evening!
October 1st, 2012
4:45 pm
Oh, you're leaving already? Good riddance, dwag breath!
October 1st, 2012
4:52 pm
The previous 4 post were by the faker. Those of you that know me can tell.
October 1st, 2012
4:59 pm
we are not even a 2nd tier program…we are bottom feeders sad to say. We have never really won anything my entire life
October 1st, 2012
5:02 pm
we want to be like UGA….sadly we will never be able to compete. We have no competence for major college football. CPJ and Groh are garbage…I mean really MTSU!!! We schedule these cupcakes to boost our wins to 7 or 8 a year! What are we going to do now! 4 win season??!!
October 1st, 2012
5:37 pm
Just waiting for the boys from Lithonia and Stone Mountain to trash the birds and Ryan as usual. It's always based on the same issue… that Ryan doesn't look or act like a former QB da folks in those areas worship…
October 1st, 2012
5:44 pm
Well, we are going to try blogging here again because our little buddy is out somewhere frying fish. That means we won't have to worry about him showing up on our deck looking through our window like stalkers sometimes do. Now, we feel free to make some baseball comments. We hope the Braves are ready for a one-game shot at making the playoffs and we hope the team can get some runs and outscore their opponent. If they do, they will be wild card winners and there is something to be said for that if you haven't been a wild card winner in awhile. If they don't, then they will have once again failed to successfully compete with the elite teams in the league, No signs in the outfield can make up for that. No dogs in the park. No bobble heads. No Chipper send-offs. The Braves organization needs to deliver the fans a pennant and maybe this can be the year. Go Braves!
October 1st, 2012
5:49 pm
UGA fans, can we hold off of the trash talking to tech until we play them. Anything can happen on any Saturday. GO DAWGS and lets worry about our own business and take care of tech when they come between the hedges!
October 1st, 2012
5:53 pm
Guys, I never really cared about football in the first place. In the end, it's all about academics. Graduates of the prestigious Georgia Institute of Technology will all go on to be successful engineers; making $80,000 a year with limited to no upward growth potential… geez
October 1st, 2012
6:04 pm
Jeff, did I miss it over the weekend? I saw no pic's or comments from the Braves team ownership in reguards to Chipper and his fine career and send-off homestand weekend! And I don't mean that tall accountant, CEO Terry McGuirk. We get one or two quotes from the Braves CEO in Spring Training and thats the end of it. Was Liberty in town? What did they do for Chipper? I'll bet Bill Barthalomay was in town, he loved the Braves, always has.
October 1st, 2012
6:08 pm
Jeff, are you monitoring this blog? Can you tell us if you've ever shared a deer stand with Chipper?
October 1st, 2012
6:15 pm
Hey, Jeff, I heard what you were thinking about Tara! ; )
October 1st, 2012
6:24 pm
I lost my Tech hat yesterday. Thank goodness that's gone.
October 1st, 2012
6:52 pm
This Dawg fan had really high hopes for GT this year thinking they would lose no more than 2, maybe three game. What I'm about to say is not a slam towards GT but I think CPJ is in over his head. I could be wrong but I think he was 20-7 with Gaileys recruits and 16-15 with his own. I'm not sure that Tech has even ACC caliber athletes on their roster now. He will not get them either pushing his offensive scheme to high schoolers and lets face it, every high school athlete aspires somehow to go pro one day. The defence is another story and we all know what needs done there. I just don't see things improving under CPJ or any of the rest of his staff. Here's saying good luck GT and with that being said, the Dawgs have their hands full Sat but I think we win a tight one….Go Dawgs
October 1st, 2012
7:04 pm
What? NOne of the falcon thugs were arrrested this weekend…must be slipping.
October 1st, 2012
8:01 pm
Jeff Schultz, never knew you were a Lou Reed fan: 'The Heroin' must have been talking?
Hang in there Sonny, the vinegar has just started to be put in the Coke in this town… (AKA "real" humble pie)
October 1st, 2012
8:03 pm
Just to remind the delusional and easily influenced…
October 1st, 2012
8:18 pm
Winnersville is Valdosta. Always has been. Always will be.
October 1st, 2012
8:52 pm
If Dan Uggla is a "notorious slow starter" we was wondering why the Braves don't start him early? If he could get about 3 months of at-bats under his belt before spring training maybe he could hit an occasional ball before September. We was thinking with only three games left and three games back if the Braves wish they had let Uggla ride the bench a little during that prolonged slump? An RBI here and there instead of a strikeout or a popup might have made the difference in a few ballgames. Of course, he did have some pretty walks.
October 1st, 2012
9:24 pm
The demise of Winter Ball in the Caribbean Clusters
October 1st, 2012
9:37 pm
"Stone Mountain and Lithonia?" I love idiots who haven't left their cul-de-sac since 1977 trying to make geographical sterotypical references…
October 2nd, 2012
12:58 am
I'll take Joey Harrington and a bag of footballs and save the 72 million wasted on 30-24 48-21 24-2.
October 2nd, 2012
2:51 am
Notwithstanding the negative comments about Uggla @8:52, he is and will continue to be an important component of the Braves. No matter how much the ant-Braves fans rant, he is going nowhere else. He is a fierce competitor and leaves it all on the field after every game.
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We love this cute summertime dessert from Cookie. It's a watermelon, shaped easily out of a couple different kinds of ice cream.
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Those fritters are calling me.
I hate to say this, but I remember Martha (who?) doing a watermelon ice cream cake/bombe a LONG long time ago... http://www.marthastewart.com/recipe/watermelon-bombe
Still, it looks tasty!
Am I the only one who's been eating those Watermelon Rolls from Friendly's?????
MiniEnglishRose, my first thought was also the watermelon rolls from Friendly's. I think I tried it for the first time back in 1994. This idea has clearly been around for a long time ... and for good reason!
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The kill rate continues to decline at the Daviess County Animal Shelter.
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Seven years ago, that figure was as high as 90 percent.
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Third part of a series. For my plan for the catcher's spot, go here, and for the infield, go here.
The Mets' outfield situation for next season begins and ends in left field. Carlos Beltran and Jeff Francouer will likely be back to start in center field and right field, respectively. Angel Pagan has played well enough to replace Jeremy Reed as the team's primary backup outfielder. I'd like to think that they aren't bringing back Cory Sullivan, but I've been wrong before. And Gary Sheffield is unlikely to return as the team's starting left fielder, as it's doubtful he can handle playing a full season in the field. Let's take a look at what's out there and what the Mets can do to try to add a few wins next year.
Center Field
Players under team control:Â Carlos Beltran, Angel PaganÂ
Expiring contracts:Â None.
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Trade candidates:Â It seems unlikely that the Mets will trade for a center fielder.
Center field is probably the outfield spot with the least to talk about. Carlos Beltran will be back, and hopefully his bad knees will be able to withstand another season in center field. Sooner rather than later, they will have to think about moving him to left field to save his knees, but I don't think it's going to be this year. That said, there are some interesting defense-only outfielders available in the open market if they wanted to think about that. Coco Crisp, Endy Chavez, and Mike Cameron (and wouldn't it be ironic if the Mets signed Cameron so they could move Beltran to a corner?) will all be available. Putting Beltran in LF and bringing in a great defensive center fielder would be a pretty smart cost-efficient way to fill left field, since defense costs less than offense. It's something that the team should think about.
Angel Pagan proved that he is at least a competent enough reserve outfielder, and should be brought back to fill that role next year. He isn't even arbitration eligible yet, so he is very cost-efficient for the Mets.
My suggestion: At least ask Beltran about moving to left field for 2010, bringing up the wear and tear it would save his knees. If he is receptive, sign Mike Cameron to a 1-2 year deal to play center field. If he won't sign, look into bringing in Crisp or Chavez to fill CF, even if the fanbase will be aghast and the newspapers will kill them for it. If that fails, stick with Beltran in center for another year and hope the knee holds out. Pagan is the 4th outfielder.
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Players under team control:Â Jeff Francoeur, Jeremy Reed, Cory SullivanÂ
Expiring contracts:Â None
Possible free agents:Â Bobby Abreu, Jermaine Dye*, Brian Giles, Vladimir Guerrero, Eric Hinske, Geoff Jenkins*, Gabe Kapler, Austin Kearns*, Jason Michaels, Xavier Nady, Randy Winn
* – team or mutual option for 2010
Trade candidates:Â None.
There isn't likely to be a change here, either. Jeff Francoeur has been a good, not great, hitter since the Mets acquired him for Ryan Church in early July. I still don't think it was a good trade, but he has earned at least an opportunity to return in 2010. I would definitely avoid giving him anything past a one year contract, as there is no rush to lock him up long-term. Buying out his arbitration years means that if he does revert to the Jeff Francoeur of 2008, the team is stuck with him. At least if they sign him to a one year contract, if he stinks again in 2010, they can just non-tender him and be done with him.
I would jettison both Reed and Sullivan. Getting Reed back in the Putz trade seemed like a good idea at the time, but it's become clear that he's just a failed prospect. Cory Sullivan is a 30 year old outfielder, neither a good hitter nor a good fielder. There is no good reason for him to remain with the organization, not even on another minor league deal. That Reed and Sullivan were given around 300 plate appearances this season is another indictment of the 2009 Mets. These are simply not the types of players championship ballclubs give playing time.
My suggestion: I say this grudgingly, but keep Jeff Francoeur around for another year and see what happens. Get rid of Reed and Sullivan and let Pagan, Murphy, and Evans fill the lion's share of the backup duty in right.
Left Field
Players under team control:Â Fernando Martinez, Nick Evans, Daniel MurphyÂ
Expiring contracts:Â Gary Sheffield, Fernando Tatis
Possible free agents:Â Bobby Abreu, Garrett Anderson, Marlon Anderson, Jason Bay, Emil Brown, Marlon Byrd, Carl Crawford*, Johnny Damon, David Dellucci, Cliff Floyd, Matt Holliday, Reed Johnson, Jacque Jones, Gabe Kapler, Greg Norton, Wily Mo Pena, Manny Ramirez*, Dave Roberts, Randy Winn
Fernando Martinez, Nick Evans, Daniel Murphy Garry Sheffield, Fernando TatisBobby Abreu, Garrett Anderson, Marlon Anderson, Jason Bay, Emil Brown, Marlon Byrd, Carl Crawford*, Johnny Damon, David Dellucci, Cliff Floyd, Matt Holliday, Reed Johnson, Jacque Jones, Gabe Kapler, Greg Norton, Wily Mo Pena, Manny Ramirez*, Dave Roberts, Randy Winn* – team or mutual option for 2010
Trade candidates:Â Crawford (assuming the Rays picked up the option, a pretty safe bet)
None of the players under team control are a reliable option for the Mets to start in left field, so they are going to have to divert some resources towards signing a left fielder. I already made one suggestion for filling left field, which would be moving Beltran over from center field and signing a defense-oriented center fielder like Mike Cameron or Endy Chavez. If that isn't an option, either because Beltran doesn't want to move or because Cameron won't come back to the Mets, here are some other suggestions for filling their open left field spot.
The obvious idea would be to sign Matt Holliday. While it sounds like the typical Omar Minaya move of going after the best free agents, there might be some merit towards getting Holliday. His hitting has always been good. He struggled a bit to start the season while playing in a pitcher's park in Oakland, but it looks like it was more bad luck than anything else. I think Holliday can hit home runs at Citi Field. He's also been an adept defensive player during his time in the majors, with a 6.0 UZR/150 over six seasons. Certainly, he would make the team better right away.
Where Holliday might be a problem is the contract. He is going to want something similar to what Beltran is making, in the 7 years/$118 million range, possibly more. Jon Heyman, for his part (and for Scott Boras' part) is trying to inflate the market value into Beltran territory. The difference is, when Beltran signed his deal, he was heading into his age 28 season, and while I love watching Beltran play when he's healthy, we are currently experiencing what happens in the later years of some of these long-term contracts. Holliday is entering his age 30 season, so he's two years older than Beltran was when he signed. Sure, Holliday will be great short-term, but we have seen what happens with the Omar Minaya long-term contracts.
Another option would be trading for Carl Crawford. Sam Page of Amazin Avenue gave a strong recommendation for acquiring Crawford along with Prince Fielder (discussed yesterday). Crawford would give the team a strong defensive presence in left field, which might give Beltran's knees a little extra help not having to patrol so much ground. He would also give the team a strong top of the order bat, similar in many ways to Jose Reyes in that both are speedy, high batting average, middle-range OBP players, although Reyes hits for more power.
The problem with Crawford is more along the lines of availability. The St. Petersburg Times wrote that the Rays are likely to pick up his option, and unlikely to trade him, preferring to deal BJ Upton instead. That reads to me that the Rays are willing to deal Crawford, but he's not going to come cheap, and then there's the issue of having to sign him afterwards. While Crawford would be an excellent addition to this team, particularly with questions about Reyes after he comes back from hamstring surgery, he may simply not be available, and if he is, it may be for more than the Mets are willing to part.
That leaves the rest of the free agency field. All have flaws, mostly in the age category. Jason Bay had as good a season as Holliday this year, but is two years older and looking for the same contract, making him a bigger risk. Randy Winn is a great defender in left, but is coming off of a dreadful year at the plate. Bobby Abreu was the opposite, he just had a great year at the plate but was dreadful afield, and after suffering through Cliff Floyd, Moises Alou, and Gary Sheffield, sticking Beltran with Abreu in left would be horribly unfair. Marlon Byrd would be a capable fielder in left, but it's unlikely his bat would translate well moving from Arlington to Queens. The same for Johnny Damon moving from the Bronx to Queens, minus the capable fielder part (although my friend Will mentioned him as a possible first baseman, which is interesting).
So…what to do?
My suggestion: Kick the tires on Crawford first and find out how serious the Rays are about trading him. If they have interest and a deal can be put together, great. If not, look at the stop gap options like Byrd, Winn, Abreu, and Damon. Byrd might not be a horrible option if only for the defense, the fact that he will not likely command much money, and the small chance that he can hit in Citi Field. Remember, Fernando Martinez might not be that far away. Wait out Matt Holliday for a while, and if nobody is biting on his contract demands, see if he will sign for 5 years/$85 million. It's probably a no, but you never know.
Next: The Bullpen
Thanks to MLBtraderumors.com for their list of available free agents for 2010.


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Post 15 Monthly Activity for August, 2013
Date of News Release: 09/04/2013
(Columbia, KY.) During the month of August 2013, there were 14 traffic accidents investigated by the State Police working in the Post 15 area in the 11 counties of Adair, Casey, Clinton, Cumberland, Green, Marion, Metcalfe, Monroe, Russell, Taylor and Washington.
There were two fatal collisions during the month of August in the Post 15 area.
Burton, Deanna of Russell Springs KY, was killed in Russell Co KY on 08/06/13.
Cecil, William J. of Finley KY, was killed in Marion Co KY on 08/11/13.
This brings our yearly fatality count to 13 compared with 24 through this same period in 2012.
State wide fatality count stands at 409 compared with 491 through this same period in 2012.
During the month of August 2013, there were 781 citations written, 186 courtesy notices written, 820 vehicles inspected, 711 complaints answered, 59 motorists assisted, 78 criminal cases opened and 174 criminal arrests made.


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