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Yanks split a series with sad RoyalsBy · Comments
Over their last 20 games heading into today, the Kansas City Royals were 3-17. Over his last four starts prior to today, Luke Hochevar was 0-3 with a 6.65 ERA and an 11:18 K:BB ratio over 23 innings.
So clearly the Yankees had this game in their pocket. They assumed they had won it and simply didn't show up ready to play. That clearly must be what accounted for their pathetic 3-2 loss at the hands of a Royals team that is now 4-17 over their 21 games.
Now, in reality, we know that a pitcher — especially one with Luke Hochevar's pedigree — can emerge to shut down the Yankees. We know that Mariano Rivera is human and threw an unnecessary inning in during yesterday's 96-degree game only to lose today. We know that this one loss is not the end of the world. But it is a maddening sign of an increasingly frustrating Yankee team.
Over that four-start span, Hochevar had managed to throw just 241 of 420 pitches for strikes. Today, the Yanks managed to draw no walks against the young righthander, and the only blemish on his record was an A-rod home run. It was one of those days.
Meanwhile, Mike Mussina was masterful again with nothing to show for it. He went eight strong and allowed two runs on a Miguel Olivo home run. The pitch — a hanging breaking ball — was the only mistake Moose made all day. He was denied his tenth win when Mariano Rivera gave up a home run to Jose Guillen.
And that brings me to a question: At what point do the Yankees stop pitching to Jose Guillen this weekend? At what point do they stop throwing a fastball hitter fastballs? Guillen went 9 for 16 against the Yankees this weekend with 4 home runs and 10 RBIs. Rivera threw him too good a pitch on 0-2, and Guillen smacked it over the wall for a game-winning home run. That was a poor pitch.
Finally, before I go throw my Yankee frustration with this game away, let's talk about Melky. With the bases loaded and two outs in the bottom of the 9th, Melky Cabrera took a ball and then pulled a Robinson Cano. He swung at a pitch, grounded out and slid into first base, out by about six feet. It was one pathetic display of hitting.
First, Cabrera shouldn't be swinging in that situation. Joakim Soria had already walked and hit a batter. Melky must make him throw a strike and perhaps two before swinging. Second, the next time Melky slides into first base, Tony Pena should just bop him on the head. Enough.
At some point, the Yanks have to figure out what they have in Melky. Since hitting his last home run on May 4, Melky is hitting .250 with an OPS well below .500. Those are not the numbers of a Major League outfielder, but we'll have more on the Melky debate at 7:30 p.m. tonight. Stay tuned.
Here's to .500, once again.
2008 Draft ReviewBy · Comments
After months and months of anticipation, the draft has finally come and gone, and all I have to say is: Thank God. It's fun trying to find hidden gems and discussing who your team should take, but the actual event can be like watching linoleum curl. Televising the draft was a great idea, and it's amazing how far draft coverage has come in the last 10-15 years, but it's time to go back to the old rapid fire conference call. Four hours for 46 picks is just too long, sorry.
The Yanks employed their tried and true philosophy of taking the best talent available on their board regardless of bonus demands. While they didn't land any of the sexy names in the later rounds like we're accustomed too, Damon Oppenheimer & Co. still selected a bevy of high ceiling players late to supplement the talent they took at the top of the draft.
Obviously, the big prize is first rounder Gerrit Cole, a UCLA recruit who was ranked as one of top three high school pitchers in the country all year long, but other prep pitchers like Brett Marshall, Mikey O'Brien and Matt Richardson all bring a similar package of stuff, projectability and youth. To diversify the portfolio, so to speak, the Yanks also took safer college arms like Jeremy Bleich, Scott Bittle and Luke Greinke. Bleich and prepsters Blake Monar & Chris Dwyer give the club a solid group of southpaws for the farm system, which is all but devoid of quality lefties.
On the position player side, the Yanks went for youth and hitting ability up the middle with high schoolers Corban Joseph, Chris Smith, Garrison Lassiter and Sam Mende, and balanced them out with proven college bats like David Adams, Dan Brewer, Jack Rye and Luke Anders. Kyle Higashioka and Ben McMahan add to an already impressively deep crop of young catching, and Addison Maruszak is a prime conversion candidate.
Overall, I'm pleased with the haul. They landed high upside talent on the mound at up-the-middle positions, which are the critical areas of any baseball team. You can see all of the Yanks picks here. Selecting the players was only half the battle. Now they have to get them signed.
Game 64: Three out of four is always niceBy · Comments
I can only wonder if we'd be going for a sweep right now if Friday night's ump didn't need lasik. Yeah, I know, it does no good to complain about what we cannot change, but in my mind, it's still bases loaded and two outs with Cano coming to the plate.
Still, there are worse things than taking three out of four. Hell, we might be fighting for a split here if the offense didn't go crazy on Saturday. So things are looking up, if only slightly.
And how 'bout Damon and Giambi? Plenty of people were counting them out during April, but they've been the catalysts of this offense for the past month or so. Though they'll both certainly cool off at some point — especially Damon, who is now hitting far, far above his career averages — they've kept the team afloat when the rest of the pieces weren't functioning optimally.
Our ace Mike Mussina (I say that only half-jokingly) takes the hill today. He missed Kansas City last time around.
Your lineup:
1. Johnny Damon, LF
2. Derek Jeter, SS
3. Bobby Abreu, RF
4. Alex Rodriguez, 3B
5. Hideki Matsui, DH
6. Jason Giambi, 1B
7. Robinson Cano, 2B
8. Jose Molina, C
9. Melky Cabrera, CF
And on the mound, number thirty-five, Mike Mussina
Checkin' in with A-Jax
While in Trenton to profile Mark Melancon, Times reporter Tyler Kepner sat down for an interview with Austin Jackson as well. The Q-and-A — posted on the Bats blog — offers up some insight into Jackson's decision to forgo basketball for baseball and how the youngster's speed can change a game. · (5) ·
Yanks, city accused of deception on park dealBy · Comments
As the new Yankee Stadium has gone up, I've written a few pieces about the Yankees, the city and the whole deal with the parks. In short, I don't think that the Yanks and the city have played fairly in their park dealings.
The Yankees and the city were supposed to replace the parkland lost when the Yanks and the city agreed to build the new stadium on the spot of the popular Macombs Dam Park. However, neither side has upheld its own part of the bargain, and a new report has come to light accusing New York and the Yankees of deceptively stealing parkland from South Bronx communities. Alex Kratz at the Norwood News reports:
The New York Yankees baseball club and city officials are shortchanging residents on public parkland they promised to replace, and even expand, upon completing the new Yankee Stadium, charges a new report released last week by park advocates.
New York City Park Advocates released its report, "Broken Promises: The City's Replacement Park Scheme for the New Yankee Stadium Project" last Thursday. It says that without a single public hearing, city and state officials alienated 25.3 acres of historic South Bronx parkland and then said it would be returned fully and then some. The report goes on to say that "a close examination reveals" that only 21.78 acres are being replaced.
The biggest discrepancy in the numbers, according to the report, comes down to the fact that a 2.89-acre asphalt baseball field in Macombs Dam Park (which is being replaced) was not considered in the city's final analysis. City officials said they didn't consider it a "recreational facility," even though residents had used it for baseball, football, bike riding and other uses for decades, the report says.
The report — which you can read in full here at the NYC Park Advocates' site — is more damning of the city than of the Yankees, but the team, which issued constant promises of adequate replacements for the lost parkland, shoulders some of the blame as well.
I keep coming back to this issue because I'm a firm believer in good government. At this point, I've come to terms with the existence of the new stadium. It's there; it will open next year; and whether we like it or not, there are now just 49 regular season games left in the House that Ruth Built.
But just because the Yankees are a big draw in the Bronx and a powerful organization within the confines of the city doesn't mean that they should bilk the surrounding communities out of parkland. The team has the fiscal resources and the city has the ability to right these parkland wrongs; there's no reason why this story of green spaces in a borough noted for its lack of well-maintained greenlands can't have a happy ending.
Horne returns, rain spoils the gameBy · Comments
Rich Harden stuck out the side on 9 pitches in the first inning today. They should make him a setup man. Oh, and be glad you're not a Mets' fan…
Triple-A Scranton's game was suspended due to rain after the 8th inning. They were tied 2-2, and I'm guessing they'll finish it off tomorrow. The big story was Alan Horne returning, and he was effectively wild: 4 IP, 3 H, 1 R, 1 ER, 3 BB, 7 K, 1 HB, 2-3 GB/FB. Only 44 of 82 pitches were strikes, and Chad Jennings says he went to a 3 ball count on 9 of 18 batters he faced. He'll never have great control because of his long arm action, but he can certainly improve on that kind of performance. It's was his first start back, so no worries.
Home runs, pitching land Yanks in thirdBy · Comments
For a night, at least, the Yankees will be in third place in the AL East. After their 6-3 victory over the Royals on a stifling hot Sunday afternoon in the Bronx, the Bombers are 32-31, tied with the Blue Jays for the third slot in their division.
The story of the day — outside of Joey Gathright's single-handedly keeping this game closer than it should have been — once again belonged to the starter, Joba Chamberlain. No one else gets a standing ovation in the Bronx before delivering the first pitch. It truly is a sight to see.
After a shaky first inning last time out, Joba came out strong and finished strong. In between, he ran into some trouble. In 78 pitches spanning 4.1 innings, Joba gave up five hits and three runs — two earned — on five strike outs and one walk. He had baserunners in every inning but the fourth.
As progress goes, today's outing was definitely a step forward. Joba is maintaining a strike out rate of better than one per inning, and he should reach the 90-100 pitch mark later this week. From a pitch-by-pitch perspective, he seems to be having problems burying the curveball. His one mistake of the afternoon was on a 3-2 hanging
curveball slider to Jose Guillen. The walk to DeJesus in the fifth that chased Joba from the game also came on a 3-2 breaking ball that Joba couldn't spot. As he throws more, I expect these pitches to improve, and overall, this outing was a good second start from Joba as the Yanks stretch him out.
Meanwhile, the Yankee offense did its thing. They scored six runs on two home runs and a booming double by A-Rod. Johnny Damon continued his hot hitting; Jason Giambi, now batting .317 with 12 home runs and 19 walks over his last 148 plate appearances since April 22, crushed another home run; Bobby Abreu belted an upper deck shot in the first.
On the mound, Dan Giese continued to throw strikes, and Jose Veras worked a solid eighth, allowing a hit but striking out two. It was rather notable that Veras pitched instead of Farnsworth late in a three-run game, and I have to believe that Veras is slowly inching ahead of Kyle.
Personally, today was one of those days where I was glad to be sitting along the first base line in the upper deck. The Yanks were giving out water for free, and everyone in the stadium was doused in sweat. It was hot; it was humid; but when Rivera threw his seventh pitched and retired Mike Aviles to end the game, it was well worth it.
We'll do it again tomorrow at 1:05 p.m. when Mike Mussina goes for win number 10. The Yanks will look to stay in third place and above .500 for longer than 21 hours.
Game 63: Bringin' the HeatBy · Comments
Man, it sure is a scorcher today. The little weather thing on my desktop says it's currently 104-degrees in the city, meaning it's about 120 out in the sun glazed tier seats, where Ben finds himself today. Lucky for him, he gets to see a primo pitching matchup.
Zack Greinke is just the kind of pitcher than can shut the Yanks down, a guy that changes speeds like a veteran and can hump it up to 96 if he needs it. Hopefully Joba is over his first start jitters, and can command his fastball enough to economize those 75-80 pitches he'll be limited to. The Royals come into the game sporting a .312 team OBP, so hopefully they help get themselves out here and there.
Are you ready for some fist pumps?
1. Mr. 6 for 6, DH
2. Derek Jeter, SS
3. Bobby Abreu, RF
4. A-Rod, 3B
5. Matsui, LF
6. Giambi, 1B
7. Posada, C – two consecutive games in this heat coming back from an injury? What is Girardi thinking? What's the point of carrying three catchers then?
8. Cano, 2B
9. Cabrera, CF
And on the mound, the Winnebago Wonder, Joba Chamberlain.
Hank supports Cash, says Cash
The back-and-forth over Brian Cashman's future continued today with Brian Cashman's stating that Hank Steinbrenner supports him as GM and has already approached him about returning next season and beyond. In an interview with Newday's Ken Davidoff, Cashman said he's not looking to leave the Bronx and appreciates the support of the Yankee owners. "I appreciate the fact that is on board with everything we're doing, 110 percent, to the point where he's recognized that making the move for Santana would not have been the right move," Cashman said. · (4) ·
Sunday morning baseball readingBy · Comments
There's nothing better than waking up late on a Sunday morning, a little while before the game — and Joba's second start — begins, to some baseball reading. To wit, a dose of recommended reading for you:
- Tyler Kepner profiled Gerrit Cole, the Yanks' first-round draft pick. The youngster was 11 when the Yankees lost to the Diamondbacks in the 2001 World Series. I feel really old now.
- Peter Meehan, a travel writer for The Times, tells you what to eat and what to avoid at ballparks around the country. The corresponding map is pretty nifty.
- Ed Price profiles the Yankees clubhouse attendants. As fun as it sounds in theory to work in a baseball clubhouse, it sounds very much like a tough, work-intensive job.
- Doug Glanville, in his on-going contributions as a guest columnist for The Times, writes about the infamous game 6 of the 2003 NLCS. As a former member of that Cubs team, Glanville is quick to point the finger at Steve Bartman and omits any mention of Alex Gonzalez's more costly error a few batters later on a potential inning-ended double play ball. Fun note: Kyle Farnsworth helped seal the Cubs' doom in that game, giving up 3 earned runs in 0.1 innings of relief work in that 8th inning nearly five years ago.
- Jeff Passan at Yahoo! Sports checks in with the Yankee veterans who are loathe to admit that the Yanks are in a rebuilding mode. I wouldn't call what they're doing "rebuilding," but the Yanks are certainly pursuing something of a different course than the one they've charted year in and year out since losing to the Diamondbacks in 2001.


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Judge orders Plaistow couple held on high-cash bail in beating case; injury video rebutted
Jessica Linscott at her video arraignment from the Rockingham County jail Monday morning. Jason Schreiber/Union Leader Correspondent
After nearly a two-week manhunt, a Plaistow mother and her boyfriend were ordered held on high-cash bail Monday in a child beating case.
"Clearly he has been put in harm's way," Assistant Rockingham County Attorney Michael Zaino said of 3-year-old James Nicholson.
Jessica Linscott, 23, and Roland Dow, 27, both of Plaistow, were arraigned in the 10th Circuit Court in Plaistow after they were nabbed at the Universal Studios theme park in Orlando, Fla., last Wednesday.
Judge Sharon DeVries ordered Linscott held on $100,000 cash bail on six counts of endangering the welfare of a child. Dow, who is accused of beating and burning the young boy, is jailed on $500,000 cash bail.
Linscott has told authorities that the injuries were self-inflicted, but prosecutors disagree.
Zaino said the couple made a video of James "supposedly" causing injuries to himself, but hospital staff evaluated the videos and found them to be "completely inconsistent with these injuries and moreover it's clear that he already had these injuries at the time these videos were being taken."
Linscott was ordered to have no contact with Dow or her son, who is still recovering in a hospital and in the custody of the state's Division of Children, Youth and Families.
"There's a protection order on my son right now so I can't see him anyway," a stoic Linscott told the judge while being arraigned via video from the Rockingham County Jail.
Dow, who was also prohibited from having contact with Linscott and James, is charged with first- and second-degree assault for allegedly striking James in the head sometime between Nov. 1 and Nov. 14, causing a traumatic brain injury that led to seizures and other symptoms that police say went untreated.
Dow is also accused of burning the boy's wrist and fingers.
Dow faces five additional counts of endangering the welfare of a child after he allegedly failed to seek medical treatment for the seizures before he and Linscott finally took the boy to Exeter Hospital on Nov. 14.
Dow was represented by attorney Lawrence Vogelman, who told the New Hampshire Union Leader that his client denies the allegations.
"Mr. Dow denies ever assaulting James and we are confident that the medical evidence will support that," Vogelman said.
Dow and Linscott were returned to New Hampshire over the weekend after fleeing to Florida by train and ending up at Universal Studios.
In a courtroom filled with reporters, Zaino described how James, whose father died when he was 3 months old, suffered "multiple beatings" and was found with "bruising all over his body."
Zaino said there's a "strong chance" more charges will be filed.
"Right now the charges that are before the court are within a limited span of time prior to Nov. 14. The investigation is ongoing and we're learning other troubling signs of abuse that took place during this time," he said.
Plaistow police began investigating after the couple brought James to the hospital. Zaino said Linscott and Dow learned on Nov. 16 that warrants were going to be signed for their arrests.
The pair went on the run.
"All of this took place, your honor, while knowing there was an arrest warrant, while (James) was sitting in a hospital bed, not knowing whether he was going to survive or not," Zaino said.
He argued that high-cash bail was necessary because the pair could flee again if they're released.
Probable cause hearings have been set for Dec. 10 for Dow and Dec. 20 for Linscott.
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Armed police surrounded a group of angry passengers at Heathrow Airport after they staged a revolt after a flight to New York was delayed by ten hours.
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The hunt is on for the person or group behind Saturday's failed car bombing in New York City's Times Square. Local and federal officials have traced the stolen license plates on the green 1993 Nissan Pathfinder to Connecticut and identified the car's owner (the owner is not considered a suspect). While forensic specialists look for clues, several theories are circulating in the mainstream — and not-so-mainstream — media about who's behind this "very amateur" attempt to bomb Times Square:
1. The Pakistan Taliban
A Taliban group in Pakistan, the Tehrik-e-Taliban, claimed responsibility Sunday for a "jaw-breaking blow to Satan's USA." There's ample reason to doubt their claim, though: The short video the group released doesn't mention the bomb's failure, or even New York, and the Pakistani Taliban has a history of implausibly claiming credit for attacks and other events they had nothing to do with.
2. 'South Park'-hating extremists
The SUV was parked not too far from the offices of Viacom, parent of the Comedy Central network, which broadcasts "South Park." The show's creators have been threatened by the Islamic group "Revolution Muslim" for their irreverent portrayal of the Prophet Mohammed in a recent episode, and Rep. Peter King (R-NY), among others, is suggesting a link between the failed attack and "the whole issue with 'South Park.'"
3. "Homegrown" Islamic terrorists
Several terrorism experts noted the eerie similarity between the attempted attack and the failed bombing outside the London nightclub Tiger Tiger in 2007. That case involved "homegrown" Islamic radicals who'd studied and made contact with al Qaeda in Iraq leaders. The similarity of the dud bombs suggests "Islamic extremism can no longer be stopped at the [U.S.] borders," says Richard Fernandez in Pajamas Media. "It's here." If so, says Steve Hynd in Newshoggers, our terrorist is apparently "some rank amateur."
4. The government, as part of an anti-Tea Party conspiracy
"We have been warning for weeks about an imminent 'false flag' domestic terror attack," says Alex Jones' Prison Planet, "and this appears to have been such an attempt." For Jones & Co., the failed bombing is a murky conspiracy by "the feds" to demonize "Tea Partiers, Constitutionalists, gun owners," and other "patriots." Other emerging conspiracy theories suggest that the Israelis are trying frame Iran and that right-wing extremists are attempting to implicate Al Qaeda.
5. A balding white man
This figure, who may or may not be tied to the above theories, was captured on surveillance video walking away from the scene, "furtively" looking over his shoulder and changing shirts. He hasn't yet been identified, but "somebody will be picked up pretty soon," wagers Donklephant's Justin Gardner.
Update: Police have captured a suspect, Faisal Shahzad.
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As the Tutorial Center Coordinator at Mountain View High School, I have been fortunate to witness firsthand the benefits derived from the on-going support of the MVLA Foundation over the years. Thousands of Mountain View students have been positively influenced by the academic support provided by hundreds of selfless adult volunteer tutors from the surrounding community--made possible by the generous giving from countless members of the Mountain View-Los Altos communities to the MV-LA Educational Foundation.
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The Municipality of Trent Lakes Police Services Board is mandated by the Ontario Police Services Act. Police services for the municipality are provided by the Ontario Provincial Police (OPP) through a contract between the municipality and the Province.
The Municipality of Trent Lakes Police Services Board consists of three members, one appointed by the Municipality, one Council representative, and one appointed by the Province. Under Ontario's Police Services Act, the Board has a duty to ensure that effective and efficient police services, including crime prevention, are provided to the Municipality of Trent Lakes.
There are three Community Policing Committees established in the Municipality of Trent Lakes, one for each of the municipality's three Wards. Community Policing Committees are made up of a group of civilian volunteers who live in a Ward of the Municipality. There is also a council representative appointed to each committee by a by-law to act as a liaison between the Council and the Community Policing Committee.
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The Committees have no mandated authority but work with the O.P.P. towards identifying and addressing community concerns unique to each Ward and provide suggestions to assist with improved local police services and positive contributions to community safety and well-being.
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Cummins rescues point for Exeter
Graham Cummins secured a 1-1 draw for Exeter with a well-taken late equaliser at Southend.
The Shrimpers went ahead in the 33rd minute when David Worrall headed home for the Shrimpers.
But Cummins' effort 13 minutes from time made sure of a well-deserved point for the Grecians.
Southend had the better of the first half, with Lee Barnard striking the left post from close range after Ryan Leonard's long-range shot had been deflected into his path by Jack Payne.
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Avago Technologies Sets New 52-Week High Following Better-Than-Expected Earnings (AVGO)
Avago Technologies (NASDAQ:AVGO)'s share price reached a new 52-week high on Friday following a stronger than expected earnings report, American Banking News reports. The stock traded as high as $84.80 and last traded at $83.00, with a volume of 4,258,650 shares. The stock had previously closed at $76.36.
The company reported $1.26 earnings per share (EPS) for the quarter, beating the consensus estimate of $1.05 by $0.21. The company had revenue of $1.29 billion for the quarter, compared to the consensus estimate of $1.34 billion. During the same quarter in the previous year, the company posted $0.74 earnings per share. The company's revenue for the quarter was up 99.8% on a year-over-year basis.
A number of research firms have recently commented on AVGO. Analysts at DA Davidson reiterated a "neutral" rating on shares of Avago Technologies in a research note on Friday. They now have a $84.00 price target on the stock, up previously from $75.00. Separately, analysts at Morgan Stanley reiterated a "positive" rating on shares of Avago Technologies in a research note on Friday. Finally, analysts at Pacific Crest raised their price target on shares of Avago Technologies to $90.00 in a research note on Friday. Four equities research analysts have rated the stock with a hold rating, eight have assigned a buy rating and one has issued a strong buy rating to the stock. The company presently has an average rating of "Buy" and a consensus target price of $83.88.
The stock's 50-day moving average is $73.06 and its 200-day moving average is $67.58. The company has a market cap of $20.898 billion and a P/E ratio of 32.11.
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As tradition, "The Shirt", the official t-shirt for the Notre Dame football season, was unveiled on Friday. This is the 25th year for "The Shirt" at Notre Dame. The big reveal took place outside the Hammes Bookstore. Brian Kelly and the Notre Dame Pom Squad had the honor of being first to don the new shirt.
"The Shirt" (pictured above) features the South End of the Stadium with the tagline, "Then. Now. Forever" on the front. The back features the players running of the tunnel onto the field flanked by the band. "WE ARE" is above the stadium with an ND logo on the field, thus, appearing to read "We are ND."
The 2014 version of the shirt is solid. The back of the shirt is its best feature. The quote, "Then. Now. Forever" is not as appealing because it does not have any tradition tied to it. This is similar to the 2009 Shirt that said, "Rise and Strike". What?
The t-shirt is made out of 60/40 cotton-polyester blend this year and cost $18.00.
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Vucinic Inks In Estonia
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Tall Blacks coach Nenad Vucinic is splitting his career between hemispheres after securing a job with top Estonian club Kalev/Cramo.
Vucinic, who took over the Tall Blacks last season, last coached in a club competition when he led the Nelson Giants to a national league championship last season.
He is currently in Europe, but will return on June 13 to prepare the New Zealand side for two games against Australia, then embark on a tour of Canada and Slovenia, before the FIBA Olympic Qualifying Tournament in Athens in July.
Kalev is rated one of the elite clubs in Estonia and plays in the national league's division one. It also competes in a strong Baltic league and in the ULEB Cup, one level down from Europe's top basketball competition, the Euroleague.
Vucinic has a two-year deal with the side, which this season used players from the Netherlands, Cyprus, Croatia, Poland and Germany along with a strong base of tall domestic talent.
The Estonian season runs between October and June, meaning Vucinic will not have to compromise his commitments to the Tall Blacks.
"My agent is out there and knows what teams are looking for coaches. It fits perfectly with the international season," Vucinic said by email from Estonia on Tuesday.
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Abiola A Oduwole, Taiwo A Ladapo*, Iretiola B Fajolu, Ekanem N Ekure and Olufunmilayo F Adeniyi
Corresponding author: Taiwo A Ladapo email@example.com
BMC Public Health 2012, 12:616
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