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PATRICK VALENZUELA, QUICK ENOUGH, Winner: "I knew the leader (Lt. Hopeful) had a lot of speed but I thought he'd come back to me. He lasted a little longer than I thought. Turning for home I knew I had the leader, I just didn't know who was going to come running from behind. When I went to throw a cross, he picked it up and when I went to hit him left handed he really picked it up. and started to draw away. Very nice.
VICTOR ESPINOZA, SCENIC BLAST, Third: "I had a good trip. Turning for home, I thought he was going to keep going, but he just went steadily to the wire. I thought he was going to have a stronger kick."
DOUG O'NEILL, QUICK ENOUGH, Winner: "Well, we're in (the Breeders' Cup). Now all we need is for one of these guys (owners Michael Bello, Russ Sarno and Pablo Suarez) to write a big check. Other than that, it's a strong possiblity he's going to go. We had talked to the Sarno's and the Suarez's that if he won today and came out of it good, that they would be okay writing a check. He's such a cool horse. He's very game and brings it every time. What can you say, Patrick (Valenzuela) rode him great and he beat a nice field. This was not an easy field. And he did it the right way. "
Notes: The Morvich win was the first for both O'Neill and Valenzuela…Valenzuela's last Oak Tree stakes victory before Monday was aboard Romance Is Diane in the California Cup Juvenile Fillies on Oct. 28, 2006….His last stakes score at Hollywood Park prior to the Morvich was aboard Curiously Sweet in the Cat's Cradle Handicap on Dec. 21, 2007.
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The BMC Racing Team continued its string of placing a rider in the top 10 every day at the USA Pro Cycling Challenge with Cadel Evans and George Hincapie finishing ninth and 10th, respectively, in Thursday's individual time trial.
Evans: Altitude A Factor
Evans powered his BMC timemachine TM01 up the 16.1-kilometer course 1:02 behind stage winner and new race leader Levi Leipheimer (Team RadioShack). Hincapie was 1:11 back of Leipheimer, whose winning margin was .58 seconds over Christian Vande Velde (Garmin-Cervélo). Evans said the high altitude continues to factor into his performance. "Considering all the lead up I've had for the race, I rode pretty well," Evans said. "Technically, I rode a good time trial, but I don't have the basis in altitude acclimatization to really be at the top level with some of the other guys here."
Hincapie Fifth Overall
Hincapie, the winner of Wednesday's stage, said the uphill time trial did not suit him. "But I gave it everything I had," the three-time U.S. national champion said. "I started maybe a bit too fast. I was close to Levi in the first time check and paid for it dearly in the last four kilometers." Hincapie's performance puts him fifth in the overall standings, 53 seconds back of Leipheimer, while Evans is seventh, 1:18 behind. BMC Racing Team Assistant Director Michael Sayers said the team will focus on pursuing the team classification while also chasing stage wins in the race's final three days.


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The Golden State Warriors made a name for themselves this past season in part because of their heavy rotational use of three rookies on a competitive squad–Harrison Barnes, Festus Ezeli and Draymond Green.
This trend became even more prominent in the playoffs when David Lee went down, with many thinking they would sunk. Anyone can point to Stephen Curry's emergence or Jarrett Jack's production off the bench as the reason for their success, but it was this trio of rookies that provided solid production beyond what they did in the regular season.
Green was a bit of a non-factor until playoffs. The thing most noted about him in his short stints on the floor (averaging 13.4 minutes per game during the regular season) was his offensive ineptitude, scoring 2.9 points per game on dismal percentages. He shot 32.7 percent from the floor and a awful 20.9 percent from three-point range. That being said, it's only fair to note that offensive prowess isn't what Green has been known for. The 23-year-old Michigan State product is more known for being a good defender and rebounder, things that the Warriors sorely needed at times during the year.
When playoffs rolled around, however, things became a different story. Lee went down, making Green's role more important. he got bumped to a little over 18 minutes a game, and doubled his points per game to 5.8, while boosting his field goal percentages to far better numbers (42.9 percent from the field, 39.1 percent from distance). He also provided solid defense and rebounding.
However, there are some things that Green needs to work on this summer and fall in order to keep that production and to make himself a bigger factor on this team, which they will need severely, especially if Carl Landry opts out of his $4 million player option.
1. Shooting Consistency
As already noted, his pecentages all year were lackluster to say the least. That can't happen again, especially with the impending loss of Landry and/or Jarrett Jack. He needs to step up his offensive game. That means practicing his three-point shooting and his floor shooting.
The Warriors, who have a heavy diet of perimeter shooting, a player with his rebounding and defensive skills could benefit a great deal from another good shooter. If he can turn himself into, say, a eight to 10 points per game role player, it could do a lot for this squad
2. Inside Offensive Play
Again, Green is doing just fine on rebounding, averaging more rebounds per game than points during the season (3.3 to 2.9, respectively). However, he doesn't play around the rim as well as he should. He isn't the fastest player, but he has a fair amount of athleticism and stands 6'7″, weighing 230.
Green isn't a small player by any means, so he needs to improve his finishing skills down below and learn to use his size more effectively on offense to complement his rebounding.
3. Ball Handling
Green averaged only one turnover per game, but keep in mind that that he played in less than 14 minutes per game, so there's less room for him to make errors. Per 48 minutes, that comes out to 2.3. It's not a terrible stat, but they tended to be foolish mistakes during the year, added to the fact that he wasn't called upon many times to hold the ball.
However, coming times will call on him to have to handle the rock more often, meaning that his skills there need to improve. If he works hard on his dribbling and security, it could nicely round out a budding skill set to make Green a much more prominent threat on the court.
Green played a good year as far as the skills that the Warriors expected from him. He displayed a good IQ for the game, worked hard every second of his playing time, played solid defense on a squad that's known for its lack of stopping power and provided an above average rebounder off the bench.
As you might notice, all three of the game sections he needs to work on boil down to making him a greater offensive threat. That is because improvement of that dimension of his game would give him a huge boost in value, and make this team much more of a threat to anyone else in the league.
With the Warriors losing some of their veteran impact players this offseason, Green will need to make himself much more well-rounded in order for the team to have another good season. Add that to the fact that he has this much potential on top of his youth and how cheap he is to the front office right now, and there's a lot of promise here.
This is his first offseason in the NBA as part of a surprise competitor team. If he uses is right, he might just make himself the surprise of the Warriors in the 2013-14 season.


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Mauro Santambrogio recovered from a crash Saturday to register the BMC Racing Team's best result as the 177.3 kilometer stage of the Vuelta a Espana finished with a 500-meter, leg-breaking climb up narrow streets.
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Santambrogio crashed with 35 kilometers to go but received help from Taylor Phinney and Ivan Santaromita to chase back to the main pack. Meanwhile, up front, Mathias Frank, Martin Kohler and Greg Van Avermaet were integrating themselves into breakaway groups. "The guys did a good job," BMC Racing Team Assistant Director Rik Verbrugghe said. "They were always in a good position and always trying to enter the dangerous breaks." Joaquin Rodriguez (Katusha) soloed to win the stage and become the new race leader. Santambrogio finished 38th, 1:03 behind Rodriguez.


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Kerry reached out to Israeli and Palestinian leaders in phone calls Sunday, assuring them the Obama administration will continue to pursue a Mideast peace agreement while recognizing the individual concerns on both sides.
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Duckhorn Decoy basket
By Beth
from Ohio
Comments about Duckhorn Wine Company Decoy Assortment:
We live in Ohio and purchased two baskets - one for friends in Chicago and one for family in West Hollywood. Both were shipped in time and both LOVED them! Ordered on Cyber Monday when there was no shipping cost. Would do this again.
Bottom Line Yes, I would recommend this to a friend
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Fabulous basket
By Steph2888
from Northridge, CA
I gave this as a Thank You gift and the recipient said it was the nicest he's ever gotten. I know that I love Decoy wines, so I was confident about that. He said that he likes whites, his wife likes reds and his kids loved the snacks. All in all, it was a very successful gift.
Great choice!
By Erinn
from Detroit, MI
Customer LOVED it! Great idea!
Great gift for any occasion
By cathy
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Just a perfect gift. Arrived on time. Would send again!
Donated for a raffle
By JMS
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The product arrived as promised. This was donated to a charity benefit for a raffle and we're hoping that it will bring in some monies for our cause (a very ill friend). The presentation was beautiful.
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We needed something to make a statement.
By Dee
from Pasadena, CA
We haven't heard back from the recipient yet, but I'm hopeful that they are enjoying it. The picture appeared to represent what we were wanting to send in variety and quality. We will continue to utilize your company. Thank you~!
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By dollardiva
from Orange County, CA
They LOVED it!!
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Not as expected.
By Coach
from Tampa, Fl
The recipients of this basket said everything was wonderful EXCEPT the wine was not Duckhorn. Said was good, though.....but not what I ordered! I have ordered from here many times. This was the first order not as presented in catalog. From the catalog I used, the photo showed Duckhorn - this photo shows Decoy, which is what was in the basket.
Bottom Line No, I would not recommend this to a friend
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Super hit!
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The gift was a huge success. My friends loved it and were wow'd.


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