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NEW YORK – It was the sort of game that made it seem as if the season hung in the balance.
The Red Sox had lost the first game of their Sunday doubleheader with the Yankees by a 6-2 count, and with the Rays having won their game against the Blue Jays, the ever-narrowing margin in the wild card race had dwindled to just one-half game.
With a loss in the nightcap, the Sox would fall into a once-unthinkable tie in the competition for the last remaining American League postseason spot, their formerly robust lead of nine games over Tampa Bay in the month's early days being whittled to nothing.
And so it was that the Sox were willing to empty their competitive reservoirs in the second game. The Sox fell behind early, fought back, took a lead, gave it up and then held serve, and held serve, and held serve.
From the eighth through 14th innings, the Red Sox pitching staff held the Yankees off the scoreboard, with extraordinary performances coming from the likes of Jonathan Papelbon (2 1/3 scoreless innings, his longest outing since last May) and previously unheralded left-hander Franklin Morales (two scoreless innings) before, finally, the Red Sox broke through in the top of the 14th inning.
The Sox bullpen performed a high-wire act without a stumble, recognizing that a single run would mean not just defeat but also another chapter in what has become an unbelievable collapse. And so, instead, the Sox were left to enjoy a rare celebration in the postgame clubhouse, enjoying a 7-4 victory over New York that represented a potentially pivotal moment in the wild card race.
"That was a fun game to be a part of," said Sox manager Terry Francona. "Obviously, the outcome makes it that way, but it was like that game we played here back in '04 [the Yankee Stadium contest in which Derek Jeter busted his nose while diving into the stands] when we lost. Just so many good things happened with so many good players doing some extraordinary things."
The Sox departed after midnight for Baltimore, knowing that their fate remains in their own hands. If the Sox sweep against the Orioles, they will be in the postseason. In that knowledge comes empowerment.
"This was a huge win," said Sox outfielder Jacoby Ellsbury at the conclusion of a day that saw him launch a pair of homers to become the first Red Sox member of the 30/30 club in the first game and that witnessed him blasting the game-winning three-run blast in the second. "It allows us to control our own destiny. We know if we win out, we're in. So we don't have to scoreboard watch or anything like that. It was definitely a huge win for us."
But the victory fully define what had happened over three games in the Bronx during which the Sox led for a grand total of two half-innings. Nor was it the end for the Sox.
The Sox now have three games in which they can either fight with the relentlessness that they demonstrated on Sunday night or in which they can continue a month-long swoon that characterized their performances on Saturday and Sunday afternoons. Over the next three nights in Baltimore, the Sox will determine how their wild road through 2011 will be defined.
"Everybody contributed tonight, from top to bottom. Now we've got to go ball in Baltimore. That's what we've got to do," said closer Jonathan Papelbon. "You've got to grind through the season, and if you want to shine, you've got to grind. That's why you've got to grind to shine.
"This is grinding season. And now we've got to go ball in Baltimore. If you don't like this, you ain't got blood going through your veins. Right? If you don't like this, if you're not going to play tired, if you're not going to play hurt, and you're in this clubhouse, you ain't got blood running through your veins. Hopefully we're back here [in Yankee Stadium] in a couple weeks. That's where we're trying to go."
Before the Sox contemplate a potential return to Yankee Stadium this month, it is worth re-examining some of the major events of the weekend, while also taking stock of how things must transpire if the Sox want to keep playing in October.
What happened
Jacoby Ellsbury may have ended any question about whether he is the most valuable position player in the American League. He slammed a pair of homers in Game 1 of Sunday's doubleheader, boosting his total for the year to 30 longballs to go with his 38 steals. That, in turn, made him the first 30/30 player in Sox history, while also giving him 100 RBI for the year.
Yet that served merely as the prelude to what he did in the night game on Sunday, when Ellsbury finally allowed the Sox to break through in the 14th inning with a three-run homer off of Yankees reliever Scott Proctor. The blast added to what has become an incredible September in which the leadoff hitter is now hitting .368 with a .409 OBP, .679 slugging mark, 1.088 OPS and seven homers.
Given that he has also played well above-average outfield defense, and Ellsbury has now made a compelling case as the most impactful position player in the American League this year. There is a strong case to be made about whether a pitcher such as Tigers ace Justin Verlander is worthy of the award, but purely among position players in the AL, Ellsbury is performing peerlessly right now.
"He's been MVP for us, and should be MVP of this league as far as I'm concerned," said catcher Jarrod Saltalamacchia. "He came through for us again."
What has to happen
Ellsbury needs to continue to shoulder the load. Obviously, one player alone cannot carry an offense – indeed, even at their peak, David Ortiz and Manny Ramirez found that there were times when two elite players could not handle the entire burden of a club's offense – but it is Ellsbury more than anyone else in the Sox lineup who seems capable of injecting life into the Sox offense.
Right now, this is Ellsbury's team. As much as any single player, he is the dynamic force who is ready to serve as the Red Sox catalyst.
What happened
In late-August and even early-September, there was a lively debate about the identity of the Red ox' team MVP. Ellsbury was, of course, in the mix, but he hadn't separated himself from teammates Adrian Gonzalez or Dustin Pedroia or even (though not often mentioned in the conversation) David Ortiz.
The debate has faded during the month, as have Ellsbury's teammates. Gonzalez has had a quietly excellent month, hitting .292 with a .361 OBP, .585 slugging mark, .946 OPS and four homers, but he went 2-for-12 over the weekend, during which the Yankees were comfortable challenging him, and he remains limited by his calf injury.
Ortiz is hitting .272 with a .385 OBP, .358 slugging mark and .743 OPS; he's gone deep just once this month, and he went 1-for-12 with a single, no runs and no RBI during the weekend in the Bronx. His struggles included an 0-for-6 performance on Sunday night, the first time since the infamous "Papi Stinks" game against the Angels in May 2009 that Ortiz had gone hitless in a game where he hit at least six times.
Pedroia is hitting .270 with a .288 OBP, .450 slugging mark and .738 OPS in September, though he was slightly more impactful than the sluggers who hit behind him during the weekend in the Bronx, going 5-for-14, albeit with all five of his hits being singles, and without scoring or driving in a run.
What has to happen
When Ellsbury, Pedroia, Gonzalez and Ortiz are all hitting, the Red Sox lineup is a force to be reckoned with. When two or three of those offensive pillars is removed (at a time when Kevin Youkilis is unavailable), the Sox are prone to significant lineup inconsistency.
At some point, the Sox will need their other All-Stars to perform in a fashion worthy of that title. Otherwise, opposing teams will simply pitch around Ellsbury – particularly given that his running game has been held largely in check in September, a month in which he has just two steals while having been caught four times.
What happened
After a rainout on Friday night, the Red Sox elected to engage in one of their bigger lineup shakeups in recent memory. Even though the personnel remained unchanged from the previous night's game, the team repositioned six of its nine regulars for Saturday's game.
The chief domino was the move of Carl Crawford from the bottom half of the lineup to the second spot. That move bumped Dustin Pedroia down to the third spot and Adrian Gonzalez from third to fifth, behind cleanup man David Ortiz.
The reconfigured lineup, however, did little to change the Sox' fortunes. To the contrary, the Sox managed just 10 runs over the three games, with Ellsbury accounting for five of those on Sunday with his three homers.
What has to happen
The offense needs to show up. Given the month-long performance of the Red Sox pitching staff, particularly the starters, the Sox simply cannot assume that they can win anything aside from a slugfest.
The offense needs to score often and, perhaps, early, given that the Sox have seen their opponents draw first blood on the scoreboard in 14 of their last 15 games. Otherwise, the Sox will continue to either be blown out or face more games like Sunday's in which they must claw desperately for wins.
Crawford, in particular, must either produce or find himself dropped back down in the batting order, something the outfielder acknowledged when asked if he could flip a switch on his season as soon as he was placed in a new batting order position.
"It better," Crawford said, "or I'll probably find myself back in the seven hole again. Hopefully it will come back quick."
He went 3-for-15 during the three-game set from his new perch, and after declaring his hope that he would be able to create more "havoc" from a higher position in the lineup, he did nothing of the sort, at least not in the fashion intended. He did misplay a couple balls in left, and he did get caught stealing on Sunday.
What happened
An unexpected thing happened during the weekend series. Of the three weekend starters for the Red Sox, John Lackey was the one who showed up. The big right-hander allowed three first-inning runs, but then settled down to dominate the Yankees for much of the night.
Between the second and sixth innings, Lackey went through a stretch in which he faced 14 hitters and recorded 14 outs, blanketing the corners with a fastball that he threw with confidence.
That, in turn, likely helped the Sox to answer one mystery. If the team needs a starter for a one-game playoff on Thursday to determine who will claim the wild card, Lackey – even though he would be pitching on three days' rest – looked like the Sox' best option on the strength of a six-inning, four-run (three earned) performance.
Of course, uncertainty remains about how Jon Lester might perform on three days' rest in the scheduled series finale against the Orioles on Wednesday. The left-hander, who was clubbed for eight runs in 2 2/3 innings on Saturday, has allowed 16 runs in 13 innings in his last three starts.
Meanwhile, Tim Wakefield lasted just four innings while allowing five runs (three earned) in what may have been the last start of his Red Sox career. Even with Lackey's solid work on Sunday night, which resulted in the fourth quality start from a Sox starter in 24 September contests, the ERA of the rotation for the month now stands at 7.17.
What needs to happen
At various points in their careers, Josh Beckett, Erik Bedard and Lester have all been regarded as aces. Those three (or at least Beckett and Bedard, the scheduled starters for Monday and Tuesday; the Sox have said that if their season hangs in the balance, they can bring back Lester on three days' rest) must perform in a fashion worthy of that characterization in Baltimore.
Beckett's outing on Monday may be particularly significant, on a night when the Red Sox bullpen is running on fumes. Alfredo Aceves threw 19 pitches on Sunday night; Daniel Bard logged 28; Papelbon, in his longest first appearance that spanned parts of three innings since last May, threw 29 pitches; and Morales set a season-high with 44 pitches.
All but Morales will be available on Monday, but the Sox are in danger of burning out their bullpen amidst this crucial stretch. Clearly, the Sox would benefit significantly if their starters can manage to work deep into games to minimize the tax on the relievers on any given night.
What happened
Perhaps it was just the circumstances of the doubleheader, but the Red Sox ended up dusting off some seldom-used position players in the second game of Sunday's day-night affair, and they served as surprise catalysts.
Jed Lowrie had started just twice in the past two weeks, ceding shortstop to Marco Scutaro and third to Mike Aviles. However, on Sunday night, he was back in the lineup and delivered a double and triple while also driving a ball to the wall.
J.D. Drew, meanwhile, surprised the Sox by stating that he was ready to be activated from the disabled list – where he'd resided since mid-July – for Sunday night's game. He played the first 13 innings and delivered a key RBI single (after a Lowrie triple) to put the Sox on the board on Sunday night and commence the comeback.
Morales, of course, offered the Sox a huge lift with his performance out of the bullpen, and Felix Doubront ended up coming on for a clean 14th inning to record a save.
What needs to happen
If the Sox are to be worthy not just of claiming two or three wins in Baltimore (something that would either guarantee that they clinched a postseason berth or, with two victories, at least forced a one-game playoff with the Rays for the right to advance), they will need to continue to enjoy a diverse array of contributions from a broad cross-section of the roster.
Sunday night offered a template.
"That's what you call tonight's win, a top-to-bottom win. That's what it was," said Papelbon. "Everybody contributed tonight, from top to bottom."
If the Sox are able to follow that pattern going forward, then their flirtation with September disaster could soon be forgotten. That said, it is worth noting that the victory represented the exception, and not the norm. The Sox are 6-18 this month for a reason. It is up to them to prove the Sunday night was not an aberration in their string of poor play but instead the catalyst for a change of course.
In one respect, it is a daunting thing for the Sox to face the need to sustain the elevated intensity of Sunday night's marathon. On the other hand, the challenge is the sort of fuel that the players crave.
"It's just going to be that way from here on out," said Papelbon, "and if you don't enjoy that, if you don't like that, I don't think you have blood running through your body."
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moreIntermediate in level between an advanced textbook and a monograph, this book covers both the classical and representation theoretic views of automorphic forms in a style which is accessible to graduate students entering the field. The treatment is based on complete proofs, which reveal the uniqueness principles underlying the basic constructions. The book features extensive foundational material on the representation theory of GL(1) and GL(2) over local fields, the theory of automorphic representations, L-functions and advanced topics such as the Langlands conjectures, the Weil representation, the Rankin–Selberg method and the triple L-function, examining this subject matter from many different and complementary viewpoints. Researchers as well as students will find this a valuable guide to a notoriously difficult subject. less
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Listen: New Walkmen: "Heaven"
Hamilton Leithauser talks about the band turning 10 and their new sound
By Larry Fitzmaurice on April 16, 2012 at 12:10 p.m. EDT
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The Walkmen: "Heaven"
On June 5, the Walkmen will release their new album, Heaven, via Fat Possum/Bella Union. We've got the first single and title track from the album for you to listen to above. Below, you'll find our conversation with Walkmen frontman Hamilton Leithauser, which touches on the new album, feeling happy, getting older, and why he's not planning on taking a vacation any time soon. When we spoke on the phone a few weeks ago, he was on the way to the band's NYC practice space to work on new material that was left over from the Heaven sessions. (He was also dropping his child off at the park.)
Pitchfork: You guys have a pretty steady work ethic-- you've released an album every two years for a decade now.
Hamilton Leithauser: It's strange that it's ended up that way, because sometimes it feels like we've worked really steadily, and sometimes it feels like we just didn't even want to see each other. Not because we hate each other, but because you just get tired.
Pitchfork: What's been the most difficult record to make thus far?
HL: The album that almost put us in our grave was A Hundred Miles Off, because nobody wanted to make it-- I wouldn't say that we worked the hardest on it, it's just that everything was a battle. You & Me was a big challenge because we had no support-- our record label ditched us, our manager quit, and we had no money. We were trying to get people to lend us money. It was a problem. Lisbon was really hard to make because we were just barking up the wrong tree for so long. We were going in the wrong direction musically, then we just went in and recorded the whole thing in two days and that was it. It felt like we wasted eight months.
Pitchfork: Was it difficult to make Heaven, too?
HL: You know, this was the easiest one to make, honestly! Part of it might just be that I'm used to how bad it can be. [Producer] Phil Ek and our manager set a schedule for recording, and I saw it and was like, "That will never happen." But it happened! On the day we were supposed to finish the record, we finished it. That never happened before.
Pitchfork: Fleet Foxes' Robin Pecknold contributes vocals to "No One Ever Sleeps" and "Jerry Jr.'s Tune", but it's hard to tell unless you know that you're looking for him.
HL: When he came in to record, I wanted him to do a doo-wop harmony for "We Can't Be Beat". But when we got him in the studio, right from the beginning, it was literally like Fleet Foxes had just walked in. He's very distinct-sounding, and it started sounding way too much like their music. We just ended up using mostly me on that song.
Watch the Walkmen perform "Heaven" for Pitchfork.tv's "+1" series:
Pitchfork: What's the general theme, sonically and otherwise, on this record?
HL: It's a more lush-sounding album, to me. There's much more going on. Lisbon sounded flat-- and that's sort of the point with that record. On You & Me, we were coming from a lot of different directions. With Heaven, we were able to whittle down a lot of really good, different ideas to a group of songs that fit together.
We named the album Heaven because we felt it was a very nice and deluded representation of the overall vibe. It's big and optimistic and fun and grand. Everybody's happy doing what they're doing now, we've gotten our crappy little operation into some kind of order, and we're all pretty pleased with it. I've told people the title, and they're like, "That's so sugary-sounding!" I don't see it that way, though.
Pitchfork: Everyone in the band's a parent now-- do you think that affects the band's generally positive disposition?
HL: I would assume so. I just had a daughter a year ago, and the other guys' kids are all very young. It feels like we've gotten to a point where things are a little bit more stable with us. It keeps us working pretty steadily on new material, and it keeps everybody moving forward. We're happy with the way things are.
Pitchfork: You guys have reached 10 years as a band. Do you feel like you're aging gracefully?
HL: We're a completely different band, different people. I don't know if we're graceful, and I don't know if we were ever. You look back and see pictures of yourself, or hear an old song, and you know where that came from or why you were working on that-- but you don't want to do that again. You don't necessarily hate it, but you're a very different person now, so, in that way you do.
We did these 10th birthday shows a few months ago. Someone mentioned that we were going to be 10 years old, and we should have a party. At first, I thought, "Shouldn't we be hiding our age? Should we be advertising that we are 10 years old?" It just seemed like we were going to be wheeled out on stage, doing some sort of Wolfman Jack traveling show. But having those official celebration nights, they actually might have helped with writing the record. It felt like we were established. We'd played these songs a million times, but every once in a while, you remember why you liked them. The performances also unified us a little more. It's been a long haul. It's not an easy job, you don't get a lot of money, and you travel a hell of a lot.
Those shows were during the mixing [of Heaven], which really pissed [producer Phil Ek] off, because we forgot to tell him they were happening. While we were mixing, there was a huge blizzard in Seattle. Everyone in Seattle is a total pussy when it comes to snow. The whole city shut down, the place looked like an apocalyptic movie. Phil was texting me pictures of his car as if that was going to impress me. Coming from the East Coast, it looked like three inches of snow. I was like, "Get your fucking car out man, let's do this."
Pitchfork: When's the last time you took a vacation?
HL: Traveling makes a vacation lose all appeal. You would never want to take the family to a European city. You travel a lot, but it's a job. You feel like half of your life is a vacation when you go to these Barcelona music festivals and have all day to sound check or go to the pool. You feel like a joke. I haven't taken a vacation in a while, but I don't need one.
Pitchfork: Whose kid is that in that promo photo that went out with the album announcement?
HL: That's [bassist Pete Bower's] boy. He wanted to do it. It was his idea. We were originally going to use that image as the album cover, but it seemed way too sweet. With the word "Heaven" above us, we looked like the cast of a new TV sitcom.
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Marseille from the bus
Marseille from the bus
Notre Dame
July 2014
The church is on top of the hill and the bus goes through some very steep narrow streets to get there.
Vieux port
June 2014
Vue du Mucem
June 2014
Jft. 2014
June 2014
Jft 2014
Bus stop
June 2013
This is the sign you're looking for
Notre Dame
May 2013
This is an awesome place to visit, don't miss it...
Marseille bus
May 2013
Bus from airport
Marseille - Specialties
December 2012
Fruit du Mare
Marseille - Notre Dame
December 2012
Top of the hill Cathedral
Marseille - Anse de Maldormé
December 2012
The atmosphere around
Marseille - Lieutenant Dejaume Square
December 2012
The square monument


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Should Rangers manager Jeff Banister be our Texan of the Year?
Yes, I've got Red October Ranger Fever. And I'm no late-comer to the bandwagon, although admittedly last Saturday's game did give me more than a few sickening flashbacks to Game Six of the 2011 World Series. (Like President George W. says, "It was crushing.")
I mourned the loss of Nolan Ryan. The curse of the snow monkey. Even celebrated the return of Josh Hamilton. Then in a stroke of luck in what's been a dizzying roller-coaster of a season, the one game I saw in person this season, was the improbable Sept. 15 contest against the Astros, when the Rangers seized first place in the AL West.
So no surprise that, as our kickoff of the Texan of the Year nomination process begins, I'm putting manager Jeff Banister's name on the list. A rookie manager has pulled off quite a miracle — and I agree with those who say the patient Banister is the team's most valuable player.
I've often carried the flag for the sports nominees on our yearly Texan of the Year list — Kim Mulkey and Colt McCoy come to mind as two I lobbied hard for and was fortunate enough to get to write. This year, Jordan Spieth seems like a shoo-in. But this week, as the Rangers enter the playoffs — albeit against the toughest of opponents — I'm dreaming of another Series appearance and Banister as a name that makes the final cut.