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|Paul Pierce speaks for starters: 'No excuse to way we started out'
|03.10.11 at 12:50 am ET
It would seem after his bench was outscored, 26-12, in a 108-103 loss to the Clippers Wednesday night at TD Garden, Doc Rivers would have laid blame for the defeat at the hands of his reserves.
But Rivers also realizes that the Celtics dressed just five players Wednesday who were with the team before the Feb. 24 trade deadline, and one of those five was Avery Bradley.
It's a lot to ask any second unit to make up a 15-to-20 deficit in a game, let alone one that was making its debut. So, the way Rivers saw it, this loss really was at the feet of his "Big 4" – namely Rajon Rondo, Paul Pierce, Kevin Garnett and Ray Allen.
"I was concerned because in the first quarter, our four starters put us in a hole and then you needed to sub, and you knew nothing good was going to happen," Rivers said, as his team fell behind by as much as 15 in the first quarter and 23 early in the third.
"It actually [wasn't bad]. They held their ground," Rivers said of his reserves, led by Carlos Arroyo and new starting center Nenad Krstic. "The problem was it was a 20-point ground [deficit] they were holding and that's very difficult.
"We sub anyway. We sit guys down regardless of score. Obviously, we were down 20 and we're subbing. It's not something you want to do but you have to."
Pierce couldn't argue.
'It's tough when you get out to bad starts and a lot of that has to do with the starters. How we come out at the beginning of the games, we've got to come out with a better focus," Pierce said. "Once you get a team confidence like the Clippers then they feed off that for the rest of the game and were able to get the win.'
Pierce did point to the defensive struggles of the second unit but only as far as they had to pick up the pieces from the starters not playing defense, either.
'I think some of it is the second unit, but a lot of that was at the start of the game with the first five so no excuses on that point," Pierce said. "They came out and shot 70 percent and a lot of that was against the guys that know what we are doing night in and night out.
"You give some leeway to the newer guys, but there is no excuse to the way we started out giving them the big lead and then having to fight all the way to get back into the game.'
The reserves did a very respectable job on Blake Griffin, who had just 12 points in 37 minutes. Down 23, the Celtics slowly started to chip away, outscoring the Clippers, 24-16 in the third to cut the lead to 10.
Then the starters finally did their thing. Allen drilled a 3-pointer from the right wing on a bullet pass from Rondo with 7:36 left to draw the Celtics within six, 86-80. Garnett's jumper with just under six minutes left capped a 15-2 run to draw the Celtics within three.
But Mo Williams drained three free throws with 5:23 left to restore the lead to six. Jeff Green drilled a trey with 47.4 seconds left to get within four, 104-100. Allen's three with 10.5 seconds left turned out to be too little, too late.
The Celtics will try to regroup and start a new winning streak on Friday against the upstart 76ers in Philadelphia. The Sixers are making a late-season push to finish in the middle of the playoff pack in the Eastern Conference and are one of the hottest teams in the NBA since the All-Star break.
Friday would be a great time for a new start for the "Big 4."
|Even Ray Allen finds it hard to believe how open he was
|03.05.11 at 12:12 am ET
Ray Allen could only imagine what Warriors fans were thinking when he was unconscious in the first half, drilling all four 3-point attempts on his was to 20 points and a 64-53 Celtics lead at the break.
'Well, I think I'm the one guy that you look up and ask yourself, 'How did he get so wide open in the corner?' I think that everybody is thinking that ' everybody in the Bay Area is thinking that early in the game," said Allen, who finished with 27 in Boston's 107-103 win over those defenseless Warriors.
"You don't really look at Paul [Pierce] and he's wide open, and Jeff [Green] was wide open several times, Nenad [Krstic] was open a couple times; when Rondo get to the basket, I think that's as the result of all the guys on the floor and the plays that we run."
Good thing Allen's sore right knee healed in time so he could play. But ice and a stat sheet that shows that Golden State is 28th of 30 NBA teams in points allowed can make you healthy in a hurry.
'He shoots the ball pretty well most days," coach Doc Rivers said. "He's just an amazing shooter, he really is. And what's more amazing is how many times he's wide open. It's just remarkable when you think about it, the Reggie Millers, I've been on teams where before the game the coach is, 'Do not give this guy an open shot' and you turn around and he's standing there all by himself. It's just amazing how they find the open spots.'
"You just make sure you run, make a sharp cut, stay spaced, and if a team has to double, you know that someone has to be open," Allen explained.
But you get open with great defense. And when Monta Ellis wasn't lighting up the Celtics as part of a 41-point night [matching Kobe Bryant for most by an opponent this year], the Celtics were playing enough defensive to allow them to get out in transition.
"The defensive end is really where it starts because when we get stops like that and we force them to miss, and then I'm gone. I don't even wait, I just get to the corner. They have to get to the paint, and Rondo, he knows where I'm at so I just have to make sure that I'm ready.'
As for that bothersome knee, he wasn't out on a driving range on Thursday but rather just resting. "Driving range? Who said that?"
Informed it was his coach, Allen replied, "And where am I going to hit golf balls at?"
He then turned slightly more serious when asked just how sore were his legs to require a day off from practice.
"My knee was bothering me a little bit. I just had a little bit of soreness in there that I worked through over the last day and a half," Allen said. "Coming in this morning, it felt similar and I was kind of taking it hour-by-hour and seeing how it felt when I got down here and when I got down here, it felt better.
"This morning I just came in and got treatment and just try to play it by ear. That's why I have a suit on in case I was on the bench. I honestly thought when I came down here, there might be a chance but I came down here as usual to be ready to play. It's hard from one day to the next and then the day before say, 'I'm not playing tomorrow' because you feel a little soreness. You have to get in there and really put your body to the test and get it better. I got treatment and ice and by the time I got down here, I shot and felt a lot better and here I am."
|Fast Break: Celtics escape, but continue to progress
|03.04.11 at 10:00 pm ET
With each passing day, the trade that sent Kendrick Perkins and Nate Robinson begins to look a little better from the Celtics' perspective. Word came down today that Robinson had arthroscopic surgery on his right knee and will be out 4-6 weeks. Considering the fact that the Celtics traded four players who are injured (including Marquis Daniels and Semih Erden) and replaced them with healthy players, that's already a net positive.
But what about the on-court results? New center Nenad Krstic has already shown his value as an offensive threat and against the Warriors on Friday night, Jeff Green had his coming out party. Green, who had scored just 18 points in his first three games, erupted for 13 in the first half and finished with 21 points in 28 minutes.
Despite some anxious moments at the end, the Celtics have now won four games in a row after their 107-103 win (recap) and while they would certainly like to close games out better, they'll gladly take the wins while sorting things out.
Ray Allen should take more days off: The veteran sharpshooter took Thursday off from practice as a precaution. Doc Rivers said that Allen told him his legs were feeling a little sore so Rivers told him to hit some golf balls. Allen showed up for Friday's game wearing a compression sleeve on his right leg, but any concerns soon evaporated as he made his first seven shots and finished 9-for-13 with 27 points.
A glimpse of what Green can do: The problem for the Celtics and their new forward is simply one of opportunity. Beyond playing the minutes behind Paul Pierce, what else can they do with him? That's a question Rivers raised Thursday at practice and really, there isn't a good answer.
But with Glen Davis out for a few days with a strained knee, Rivers used Green with the starters and it resulted in unreal production. Of all the things Green provides, the ability to get out on the break with Rajon Rondo is the most appealing and the two connected for a series of highlight-worthy plays. Unlocking Green's potential is one of the priorities of the last six weeks and Friday night was a positive step.
Paul Pierce's quiet excellence: Just another 27-point, seven-rebound night for Pierce, who is the glue that holds everything together.
Troy Murphy will need some time: Murphy has now played 26 minutes and missed all seven shots that he's attempted. Rivers said he wanted to run him until he dropped and he'll have to keep giving him minutes while he figures things out on the fly.
Von Wafer strains his right calf: It never ends for the Celtics. After dropping seven points in just six minutes, Von Wafer limped off the court with what the team called a strained right calf. There was no immediate update on how long Wafer will be out, but he did not return to the game. That's a tough blow for Wafer, who has played well in limited opportunities this season.
Second half fades: It happened late in the third quarter against the Suns, but this time the culprits were the starters as they allowed the Warriors to almost erase a huge lead late in the game. Monta Ellis scored 41 points, tying the mark set by Kobe Bryant for most against the Celtics this season. The Celtics escaped, but this late-game trend needs to stop.
|Jackie MacMullan on D&H: Celtics' problems at center critical
|02.11.11 at 1:12 pm ET
Basketball Hall of Fame writer Jackie MacMullan joined the Dale & Holley show Friday to talk about the Celtics and news from around the NBA. While Kobe Bryant scored 20 of his 23 points in the second half to spark a Lakers comeback Thursday night, MacMullan attributed most of the blame for the Celtics' loss on their sudden lack of depth at center. To hear the interview, go to the Dale & Holley audio on demand page.
"That was the game in a nutshell," she said. "Their bigs just played really, really well, crushed them on the boards, made things happen in the paint. We know Kobe can turn it on, as he did in the second half. And we all knew when he had three points at halftime that it wouldn't end that way. But to me, it really was about what went on in the paint last night."
Ray Allen broke the NBA record for career 3-pointers Thursday night. MacMullan noted that despite the lofty praise, Allen has not always been the most coachable player. Said MacMullan: "It was just so funny to me how, as he was approaching the record, everyone was saying, 'Oh, Ray Allen, a coach's dream, the greatest veteran, what a model, an ambassador for the NBA.' And I was thinking, 'Whoa.' I can remember a lot of coaches that really struggled with Ray, including the one here.
"And that doesn't mean they don't love him ' and certainly Doc [Rivers] and Ray have found their way together ' but that's not who Ray is. Ray's going to challenge you and Ray's going to question you. Because he wants things to work within his own parameters. And to me, that was the most interesting part about this quest for the 3-point title, was he did it through multiple coaches, each of whom at one point or another I'm sure were saying, 'This guy drives me nuts!' "
Addressing the rumors of a trade that would send Carmelo Anthony to the Lakers, MacMullan noted that Lakers owner Jerry Buss has been looking to trim payroll, not add to it. Plus, the Lakers already have a title-contending team without adding a player with defensive liabilities who would take some time to learn the triangle offense. "It just didn't make sense to me," she said. "Not if you're the Lakers and you're right there."
MacMullan, who had lunch Thursday with Lakers coach Phil Jackson, said she believes Jackson will stick to his word and retire at the end of the season. "The impression I get is that Phil is at the end of the road," she said. "He didn't say that, he won't say anything about it. But that's the impression I get. I think he's come to the point where it's time to step away again."
MacMullan was talking to Jackson for a book she's writing about Shaquille O'Neal. "He gave me some great insight on Shaquille, who he has a great affection for to this day, really loved being with him," she said. "And you know, when it was Phil, Kobe and Shaq, nine times out of 10, Phil was siding with Shaq, not Kobe."
|Irish Coffee: Perfect remedy for loss to Lakers
|at 11:30 am ET
Wake up with the Celtics and your daily dose of Irish Coffee '¦
Few game films exist of Bill Russell's playing days, but a United States Information Agency documentarian by the name of Gary Goldsmith had some rare footage in his vault: Game 5 of the Eastern Conference semifinals between the Celtics and Cincinnati Royals.
The video has since been shown on NBA TV, and SLAM Magazine recently caught with the filmmaker. Goldsmith takes us through the documentary's process, and the unquestionable highlight of the interview is this aside on a retired Bob Cousy wandering the Garden hallways:
'He was holding his head in his hands and saying to somebody, 'We can't lose. If we lose, they'll never let us up. It will be like the Yankees; they'll grind us in to the earth. We've got to win.' He wasn't saying this to anybody for publication; this was a private comment that he made. It's that sense of how important it was to sustain their championship level. I got a feel for it from moments like that.'
Part 1 of Goldsmith's "The Final Game" is embedded in this blog. Be sure to check out Part 2, Part 3, Part 4 and Part 5 on YouTube. There's nothing better than watching a game from the last run of the Celtics' nine consecutive championship seasons to get over a loss to the Lakers.
The time spent is worth it just to hear Red Auerbach's incessant chatter from the sidelines:
|Doc Rivers: We weren't up the challenge of the Lakers
|at 10:57 am ET
One characteristic Doc Rivers has always admired about his team was that it fights through almost every kind of adversity.
On Thursday night, he didn't have that feeling. Whether it was the overwhelming number of injuries, the foul trouble of Paul Pierce and Ray Allen, Kobe being Kobe or just all of the above, Rivers just didn't have the feeling that his team had the energy or will to overcome all of it. And that, more than the 92-86 loss to the Lakers at TD Garden seem to bug him the most.
"I thought they came out and jumped on us early in the third quarter, first 'scored the first 10 points," Rivers began. "And I never thought we fought through it, really. I mean obviously the fatigue and all that ' you know, one of our concerns going into the game were Paul or Ray couldn't get in foul trouble obviously, because of what we had left. And that happened.
"But I just thought mentally we were not a very good team tonight and usually we are. I didn't think we fought hard enough through adversity, and we're great at that usually."
But not on this night. While the Celtics are not a great rebounding team to begin with, they usually find a knack of dominating their opponent in the paint. Not on this night when they were outscored, 50-32.
They usually get to loose balls and find a way to score on second-chance points. Not on this night. They were outscored, 16-9, in that category. And while Rajon Rondo posted his 21st double-double of the season, he was just 5-of-14 and – after feeding Ray Allen for his record-breaking three in transition – couldn't let his team back. It didn't help that Nate Robinson went down with a bruised right knee in the second quarter and didn't return.
"It was one of those nights; I just thought we didn't do a very good job of [battling]," Rivers said. "And we obviously did have a lot of adversity with the injury of Nate and foul trouble and the lack of bodies, but you know that that could happen before the game and I don't think we handled that very well.'
And watching Kobe Bryant – with just three shots in the first half – take over in the third quarter didn't help either.
'Well once he saw there was a chance to win, Kobe was going to be Kobe," Rivers said. "I think we knew that a week ago. And, he also knew that we had foul problems on the floor and he was aggressive. Kobe didn't win the game with his offense. Kobe won the game today with his defense. I thought defensively he was absolutely phenomenal. He was everywhere. He was trapping, he was helping, you know off Rondo all night, and trapped the post, blocked shots. I mean, he just had a great floor game to me more than just scoring.'
The Celtics face another NBA superstar when LeBron James and the Heat come calling on Sunday. The same Heat team that has been dominated twice this year by the Green. And whether or not Delonte West returns from a broken right wrist, the C's better find their fight on Sunday or history will repeat itself.
Celtics guard Ray Allen joined the Dennis & Callahan show Friday morning to talk about breaking the NBA career 3-point record in Thursday's loss to the Lakers. To hear the interview, go to the Dennis & Callahan audio on demand page.
Allen said he enjoyed the run-up to his record-breaking night. While he was disappointed that the C's lost the game, he said he didn't think the spotlight on his achievement negatively affected the team. "I was concerned ' so much attention and so much adulation going toward me, everybody was talking about this going into the night," he said. "But I thought that it worked out in our favor, because so much momentum went in our favor."
After breaking Reggie Miller's record, Allen went over and embraced the former Pacers star, now a TNT analyst. Asked if he would want someone to break his record someday, Allen said, "The human part of me says no, but I guess it depends who it is, who it ends up being. It's just like anything, when you see any major athlete or championship. You look at the Green Bay Packers, and everybody was happy for the Packers because Aaron Rodgers is a good guy. '¦ You're happy for people who you know that are good people."
Rodgers is one of Allen's famous friends who sent a congratulatory text, along with actor Anthony Anderson and NBA legend Michael Jordan.
Allen said he sought out Miller before the game for advice, because the only thing he was nervous about was how to react after the milestone was reached. Said Allen: "I asked Reggie when I spoke to Reggie before the game, I was like, 'What do I do?' When this moment comes, I was like, 'What do I do? I don't know what to do.' I'm so used to, you go high-five a teammate or chest-bump him because it's something that we share together. But when everybody's looking at me, I'm looking around, like, 'Uh, I need to grab somebody right now.' So, he was like, 'It's your time. you just do whatever you feel, whatever feels good to you. You just let it go.' "
Allen said he was pleased to share the moment with Boston fans, who gave him an ovation during a timeout shortly after the shot. "I think the way it happened, it was amazing," he said, noting that he agreed with the decision not to stop the game. "Because once we did go to a timeout, people were still just excited and ready to continue to cheer. That was why it was so special to be in the building. People in Boston deserve that. People will talk about that forever, and I'm glad it happened ' me to be the guy they experienced that with."
The 35-year-old also talked about his legendary work ethic. Said Allen: "Every single day, I always tell people, I have this itch. And the itch is, What if you don't make the free throw in the fourth quarter? What if you don't make the 3 in the fourth quarter? And when I feel that way, I get up in the morning and I head straight to the gym like I'm possessed, like, 'OK, I've got to get these shots up.' Because I need to always be prepared and I need to show my team that I'm always going to be prepared."
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Skip to comments.Democrats to reclaim country music
Posted on 11/20/2007 6:33:56 AM PST by Zakeet
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I don't think a good song has any damned politics to it. I don't mean these disposable "flavor of the month" chart songs. Real songs which continue to evoke the heart, stir the soul or awaken the mind of the listener. And, as for distinctions between "country", "rock" or "pop" or whatever - mostly the difference is whether the guitar player used a Telecaster or a Les Paul - or maybe a pedal-steel rather than a string section. People should realize that radio is not in the music business. Radio is in the business of selling commercials to car dealers.
"I want to know why politicians lie"
"I'm going to say this once again. I want you to listen
to me. I did not have sexual relations with that woman..."
Sad to see.
Message to liberal CW stars — I can ignore you too.
Countryfied comedian Jeff Foxworthy tells it like it is
He says country music isn't about politics (some would not agree) but it is about the brave soldiers...
"Country music doesn't have to be politically correct.
We sing about God because we believe in him...We get up and go to work, we get up and go to church, and we get up and go to war when necessary"
Country Music performers sing about:
Exactly where does the Democratic Party fit in there???
I enjoy both genres very much.
What's the story with Faith being 'shunned' by her home state? i didnt hear about that one....
I thought they sang about trucks, prison, and getting drunk.
I got it...so did Waylon Jennings son Shooter who titled
his album "Put the O Back In Country"
heh.. that's funny right there. :)
"I thought they sang about trucks, prison, and getting drunk."
Yeah, that too. Point being???
How many of these Country music stars have performed in Iraq? I bet none come close to the number of times Toby Keith has been there. Also, if they don't hurry up with their anti-war theme, the war will be over. How can the Democrats cashin on public dismay over the war if the public finds out we've won?
OK, vote for my wife then. I don't think she'd stand up and tell you she has any particular qualifications for the job. But then, at least she's honest - and Hillary has a rap sheet as long as your arm, and no real qualifications for the job, either.
Country meets rap: Save a horse, ride a cowboy, y'all
"Country-rap is the addition of country music influences under hip hop music-style rapping. The style is known by several other names, such as "hick hop," "hill hop," "hip hopry," and "country hip hop"...Toby Keith has released two songs which are considered country rap: "Getcha Some" (1998) and "I Wanna Talk About Me" (2001).
Where else can you get the lyrical line, "have you forgotten...about Bin Laden"
Unfortunately, the dead traditionally vote Democrat.
Big and Rich ping.
Cowboy Troy is another example of hick hop...and the lyrics are clean!!!!
LOL! I'm actually not as much of a fan of the genre crossovers like Cowboy Troy or Big And Rich - but The Nappy Roots are pretty enjoyable.
MAD TV's Dixie Chicks parody
I will never apologize (we will)
I will never make amends (we will
We'd like to sell some tickets in our own country again)
I'm here to say that there is no God
And I support the radical Islamic jihad
Maybe you'll say that I've been goin' beserk-a
But I think every woman should be wearing a burqa
yes and I wonder if CW McCall's Convoy could qualify as
rap? It's narrated rather than sung (other than the
Most country music Democrats (like Toby Keith) are like the old Democrats. Not the nit-wit leftists that have taken over the party. There is a difference between not being gung ho about a war and not supporting the troops.
What about "Hot Rod Lincoln" by Commander Cody, that could be considered one of the first "rap" songs.
I just wanted to mention that as much as everyone always likes "Devil Went Down to Georgia" my favorite of his is "Legend of Wooley Swamp"
Wasn't Nanci Griffin more of a folk than a country singer?
very true!
It's supposed to be a picture of a tree instead.
The "woman in charge" sentiment comes from Merle Haggard, who is apparently becoming hagard.
The only woman I want in charge of this country is already too old and isn't even from this country:
Maggie Thatcher.
Merled Haggard must be driving a pick up truck with Astro Turf in the back these days.
The list of so-called country artists sound like internet wanna be's to me.
Thanks for posting! That was great!
ONLY when they take this mandolin from my cold dead hands.
Bluegrass Gospel, forever.
I like some of Luke the Drifter Jr's songs too.
No prob—actually a much better song than the whiny one
it was spoofing.
Well Jesus walked on the water
And I know that its true
But some of these preacher on TV
Would like to do a little walking too
But I asking nobody for nothin'
If I cant get it on my own
If you dont like the way I'm living
Just leave this long haired country boy alone
"Personally, I don't recognize anybody, but admitedly, I'm no Country Music fan."
I like country. Never heard of any of them.
Some of the titles look like nothing more than "hate-songs".
Thought you'd like this one.
How are you?
There's nothing wrong with Classic Rock (except I pretty much grew up with it and I'm pretty much tired of it by now). I discovered that more interesting music existed by the way of Texas Hill Country music, Delta blues, country swing, barroom honky-tonk, and Cajun fiddle tunes, among others. The problem is, when I turn on the local "country" FM stations, all I hear is: Rascal Flatts, Lonestar, Faith Hill,
Kenny Chesney and Tim McGraw. Even Toby Keith seems to have become too "country" for Country radio.
They ought to have some great songs coming out — "I'm gonna have an abortion/ cain't nobody tell me not to" and maybe "Don'tcha love it when they raise taxes in Texas?" hahaha. The liberal morality SO does not fit in; I certainly won't add the libs to my music list.
Dissapointing about McGraw. I'm going to burn my copy of Flika.
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I wanted to know that how much easy is to decompile python byte code. I have made an application in python whose source I want to be secure. I am using py2exe which basically relies on python compiled files.
Does that secure the code?
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Whether you're a beginner or an experienced developer, you can contribute.
Depends on your definition of "fully" (in "fully decompile")...;-). You won't easily get back the original Python source -- but getting the bytecode is easy, and standard library module dis exists exactly to make bytecode easily readable (though it's still bytecode, not full Python source code;-).
Compiling .pyc does not secure the code. They are easily read. See http://stackoverflow.com/questions/261638/how-do-i-protect-python-code
If you search online you can find decompilers for Python bytecode: there's a free version for downloading but which only handles bytecode up to Python 2.3, and an online service which will decompile up to version 2.6.
There don't appear to be any decompilers yet for more recent versions of Python bytecode, but that's almost certainly just because nobody has felt the need to write one rather than any fundamental difficulty with the bytecode itself.
Some people have tried to protect Python bytecode by modifying the interpreter: there's no particular reason why you can't compile your own interpreter with the different values used for the bytecode: that will prevent simple examination of the code with
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National Cricket League 2013-14, 4th day
Bowlers set up big Rangpur win
Feb 23, 2014: A round-up of the National Cricket League matches that ended on February 23, 2014
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Fighting Saleh cannot save Sylhet
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Jun 16, 2008: Bangladesh have dropped a few experienced campaigners and included a few rookies in their list of contracted players
Barisal bowler gets call-up
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So just how much impact can a baseball team make by upgrading its defense — particularly if that comes at the expense of the lineup?
That is the question that is swirling around the 2010 Red Sox after the team reached agreement on a one-year, $9 million deal with two-time Gold Glove third baseman Adrian Beltre that includes a $5 million player option for 2011.
The Sox offseason is now nearly done, and the overhaul has been dramatic. Jason Bay is gone, and Mike Lowell will soon no doubt follow suit, as the acquisition of Beltre makes clear. Their departures will deprive the Sox of a couple of their top run producers. But in their place, the team has made a concerted effort to sign players who are among the best in the game at preventing runs.
Beltre is a two-time Gold Glover whom the Sox once considered signing (after the 2004 season) to play shortstop. His talents in the field are considered ridiculous.
"[Beltre is] clearly the best [third baseman] I've ever seen in person," Tampa Bay Rays manager Joe Maddon told WEEI.com earlier this offseason. "I think [Evan Longoria] is good, I used to think Scott Brosius was really good. … [Eric] Chavez was good, but Beltre was stupid good. I think Beltre is the best who I've ever seen with my two eyes — defender, not just third baseman, but defense."
Mike Cameron is a three-time Gold Glover. His presence in center field will give the Sox an outfield that will cover up a lot of holes on balls hit in the air. Marco Scutaro, meanwhile, received extremely high marks for his defensive work as an everyday shortstop over the last two years.
With these acquisitions, the Sox will now feature an infield with three Gold Glovers (Beltre, Kevin Youkilis, Dustin Pedroia) and an above-average fourth defender (Scutaro). The outfield of Cameron, Jacoby Ellsbury and J.D. Drew should likewise benefit the pitching staff — which itself received an upgrade thanks to the signing of John Lackey.
That said, the Sox offense is almost certain to take a step back.
One can suggest that a full season of Victor Martinez and the signing of Scutaro will help to mitigate the dropoff. Perhaps Beltre — removed from the misery of Safeco Field and once again healthy after suffering bone spurs in his left shoulder and a testicle contusion in 2009 — could improve on his poor offensive numbers (.265 average, .304 OBP, .379 slugging, .683 OPS) of last season.
Still, the greater likelihood is that the team's offense will be diminished, perhaps slightly, perhaps significantly.
If that happens, can the Sox still be a playoff team simply by virtue of a vastly improved defense? The Sox believe the answer is yes.
General manager Theo Epstein has noted on many an occasion that there's more than one way to skin a cat (pity the feline) in building a playoff team. The Sox have no problems testing that proposition this year.
"There were times last year when we were inconsistent offensively. We were still third in the league in runs. We may not lead the league in runs. If we're inconsistent again, that's probably going to give us some trouble," acknowledged Sox manager Terry Francona. "We're trying to be one run better than the other team every night. There are a lot of ways to do that.
"Hitting a three-run homer is very welcome," he added. "[But] any time you have good pitching and you catch the ball, you have a chance to be a pretty good team."
Recent history backs that claim.
A few examples from this decade:
-- The 2009 Rangers experienced a massive offensive decline, scoring 119 fewer runs than they had the previous year. Yet they improved in the standings by eight full games.
-- The 2009 Mariners scored 31 runs fewer than the 2008 edition. Yet the M's improved by a staggering 24 games in the standings.
-- In 2008, the Rays offense scored eight fewer runs than their predecessors of the previous season. Yet that team enjoyed one of the greatest single-season improvements in major-league history, improving by 31 games and becoming a playoff team.
-- The 2005 Indians scored 68 fewer runs than the 2004 Clevelanders. Yet they went from an 80-win club to a 93-win team.
Those four teams all shared a common source of improvement. All made defensive leaps forward — as measured by their defensive efficiency — that more than offset their diminished offenses.
Before proceeding any further, a note of explanation: defensive efficiency is a commonly used measure of a team's ability to convert balls in play into outs. It represents the percent of times a batted ball in play (not including homers, on which a defense is assumed to have no chance) results in an out. Baseball Prospectus is one of several sites that charts the statistic.
The teams listed in this chart represent four of the 18 teams that enjoyed an improvement of at least 20 points in defensive efficiency between one year and the next over the past decade. The 2008-09 Rangers went from a dreadful .670 defensive efficiency to a .699 mark; the 2008-09 Mariners went from .682 to .712; the 2007-08 Rays went from a historically poor .656 mark to .710; and the 2004-05 Indians went from a poor .684 mark to a strong .710 defensive efficiency.
Obviously, there are other factors in play as well. It would be a mistake to suggest that the Rays' 31-game improvement was solely the result of defense — their pitching staff, after all, also walked fewer batters and gave up fewer homers.
Yet the significance of glove work should not be underestimated, either — executives of two different front offices that believe in these sorts of numbers to assess defense suggested that Tampa Bay might have added as many as 12 or 15 wins in a single season through changes to their defensive alignment.
The 18 teams that improved their defensive efficiency by at least 20 points from 2000-09 averaged an increase of 10.5 wins in a single season. That overall improvement came despite an average decrease of 14 runs from one season to the next.
One can see the significance of defense and run prevention from the opposite perspective as well. The 2009 Blue Jays, for instance, boosted their scoring by 80 runs, yet they won 11 fewer games than they had the previous season (when their defensive efficiency was 22 points higher). The 2006 Indians pushed 80 more runs across the plate than the 2005 edition of the franchise, yet fell 15 games in the standings — in a season when Cleveland's defensive efficiency fell by 35 points.
There were 12 teams in the period from 2000-2009 that suffered a decline in defensive efficiency of at least 20 points. On average, that group's offense was slightly worse in the year of defensive decline (scoring 8.5 fewer runs per game). Yet the tumble in the standings was sizable, as the group of teams averaged a drop in the standings of 9.5 games.
These trends make clear that significant changes to the quality of a team's defense can have a major impact on the club's overall performance. Clearly, the Sox are banking on that notion in an offseason when they have made an effort to transform their defense from one of the worst in the majors to one of the best.
In 2009, an average team had a defensive efficiency of roughly .690. The Sox, however, finished 28th among the 30 major league teams with a .679 defensive efficiency rating, thus becoming one of the 12 teams in the past decade to suffer a drop in defensive deficiency of 20 or more points (the Sox went from a .699 rate in 2008 to .679 last year).
The 2009 team featured a lineup deep with power hitters and run producers but a glaring weakness in the field. Both by the eyeball test and as measured by statistics, the team's defense was horrific — especially during the early part of the year when Julio Lugo (a bad defender who was further impaired by his recovery from knee surgery) and Lowell (an excellent defender whose range was ravaged by his recovery from right hip surgery) manned the left side of the infield.
One particularly brutal example of the team's poor defense occurred in a May 9 game between the Sox and Rays. In one six-run inning, Tampa Bay grounded five weak ground balls through the hole between third and short. A good defensive club might have been able to get out of the inning without allowing a single run. The Sox permitted six.
Personnel on both teams saw that game as an example of a glaring deficiency on the Sox. Now, Boston has moved to address that in the form of Beltre — a third baseman with incredible range — and Scutaro, who graded as a well above-average shortstop over the past two years.
The Sox have upgraded the left side of their infield with those two players (at least if one compares Scutaro to the complete body of work by Sox shortstops in 2009). The right side of the infield, meanwhile, remains a formidable obstacle to grounders with Youkilis and Pedroia.
In the outfield, Ellsbury will represent a significant upgrade over Bay in left. Cameron should be an upgrade over the 2009 version of Ellsbury in center. And while Drew may find it difficult to replicate the best defensive year of his career, he should still be above average in right.
That group gives the Sox a fighting chance of returning to at least their 2008 levels of defensive performance. If they can do that, the team believes it can account for any offensive deficiencies.
"Every time we go through a good streak, I don't think it's luck that we're playing good defense," Francona said. "We always seem to be catching the ball and throwing it where we're supposed to. If we can do that on a consistent basis, it's going to make a good pitching staff that much better."
Of the 18 teams to improve their defensive efficiency by at least 20 points last decade, 15 enjoyed improvements in the standings. As such, leather may give the Sox a solid shot at sustaining their run of six 95-win seasons in seven years, even if the offense takes a step backward.
"Our goal isn't to lead the league in runs," Francona said. "If we do that, I'd be thrilled. Our goal is to win as many games as we can. I'm comfortable with the way we're going about this."
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Dino, Gerry and Tango discuss a few Patriots storylines as Pats camp is about to open.
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Dale and Holley w/Thornton talk about some of the lingering issues about the Pats heading into training camp.
With the news that Tom Jackson is leaving ESPN we take a look back at some of Jackson's greatest hits.
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Commemorating the 60th anniversary of the end of World War II, the president drew comparisons between that 20th-century conflict and current wars on terror and in Iraq.
"As we mark this anniversary, we are again a nation at war. Once again war came to our shores with a surprise attack that killed thousands in cold blood," he said at a naval base here, referring to Sept. 11, 2001 terrorist attacks.
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Bush invoked the memory of his father as a young Navy pilot shot down over the Pacific and of an optimistic Franklin Roosevelt, president during the war, calling on Americans to defend liberty. He portrayed Roosevelt's vision as similar to his own — a commitment to spreading freedom even when U.S. allies were not convinced it was the best course.
"Franklin Roosevelt refused to accept that democracy was finished," Bush said. "His optimism reflected his belief that the enemy's will to power could not withstand our will to live in freedom."
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http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=M7H93gj7_qMLooks better IMO. I hate Basketball and am not getting either, just saying.
Does anyone know if the PC version, out now, is based on the "next-gen" models? I've heard it was pretty much a slightly upgraded version of the PS3/X360 but I wasn't sure.
Why does it only say PS4 at the end? What's the deal???
2kAddict posted...Why does it only say PS4 at the end? What's the deal???It was a PS4 trailer.
Like I said on the 360 board...where's the actual in-game footage.
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Can you post the complete exception/alert/indication that was raised when you tried to view the contents? At the moment, I don't think it's possible to do what you're asking, but it might not be that difficult. If you let me know what the message was I can dig deeper. On Tue, Nov 20, 2012 at 4:56 PM, aybeeryu <firstname.lastname@example.com> wrote: > Hi, > > I was performing writing and subscribing functionalities to an activemq > queue via JMS textMessages, and was trying to manage the broker and looking > into the queue itself via the browser. Doing so I found the message in one > of them was basically stating the inability of activemq to actually > represent the content because the data in it used an external jar that I > was > using. Now my question was is there a way to manually add that > jar/dependencies externally to the build path of the broker itself so that > i > can actually get activemq show me that data on the broker management in the > browser itself? > > Thanks in advance for any helpful comments. > > > > -- > View this message in context: > http://activemq.2283324.n4.nabble.com/adding-an-external-jar-in-activemq-build-path-tp4659611.html > Sent from the ActiveMQ - User mailing list archive at Nabble.com. > -- *Christian Posta* http://www.christianposta.com/blog twitter: @christianposta
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GAINESVILLE, Fla. -- Step aside Tim Tebow. Defending national champion Florida has another quarterback ready to take snaps this season.
And it's not John Brantley, the No. 2 guy on the depth chart.
Joe Haden, one of the team's best defensive players, is working with the quarterbacks in fall practice and planning to get some repetitions there this season.
"I'm not going to steal [Tebow's job]. I'm going to borrow it for a second," Haden said Monday. "I'm real excited about that. I always told coach [Urban] Meyer I wanted to get back on that side even if would get me two plays or something like that."
Haden, a 5-foot-11 junior from Fort Washington, Md., played quarterback at Friendly High School and set a state record with 7,371 yards passing. He also tied a state record with 80 touchdown passes.
When he got to Florida, Tebow had already secured the starting job, so Haden switched to defense. He became the first freshman in Florida history to start at cornerback, and has started 26 games in two years. He has 150 career tackles, 24 passes defended and four interceptions.
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Book your room at Best Western Turtle Brook Inn
Get an overview of this hotelSuburban hotel with free breakfast and 24-hour fitness center
Situated in the suburbs, this hotel is 0 mi (0.1 km) from Turtle Back Zoo and 3 mi (4.8 km) from Thomas Edison National Historic Site. Paper Mill Playhouse and Pleasantdale Chateau are also within 6 mi (10 km).
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Along with a 24-hour fitness center, this smoke-free hotel has a coffee shop/café and a 24-hour business center. Free continental breakfast, free WiFi in public areas, and free self parking are also provided. Additionally, dry cleaning, laundry facilities, and a 24-hour front desk are onsite.
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All 56 rooms feature comforts like pillowtop beds and premium bedding, while conveniences include refrigerators and coffee makers. For a bit of entertainment, flat-screen TVs come with digital channels, and guests will also find free WiFi and free weekday newspapers.Would you like to give us feedback? Share it! Opens in a new window
Best Western Turtle Brook Inn555 Northfield Avenue West Orange NJ 07052
Hotel Amenities
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The hotel offers a coffee shop/café. A complimentary breakfast is offered each morning. A computer station is located on site and high-speed wireless Internet access is complimentary. This hotel offers access to a 24-hour business center and limo/town car service. This West Orange hotel also offers a 24-hour fitness center, tour/ticket assistance, and multilingual staff. Onsite self parking is complimentary.
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Baymont Inn & Suites Terrell
Hotel Guest Rating: 6.0/10
1604 State Highway 34 South
Terrell, TX 75160
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Free breakfast and budget-friendly rates keep the Baymont Inn & Suites Terrell on the radar for Priceline guests.
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The two-story, exterior-corridor property hosts 44 rooms that all include microwaves, mini-fridges, free local calling, cable TV with HBO and high-speed internet availability. Non-smoking rooms can be requested. Head to the hotel's free continental breakfast for a variety of hot and cold options, plus plenty of coffee and tea to get your day off on the right foot. The business center has fax and copy facilities, a boon for road warriors. As for recreation, don't miss the outdoor pool. Parking is available, and pets are welcome with restrictions.
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Priceline guests appreciate the "friendly staff" and complimentary breakfast at the value-priced Baymont Inn & Suites Terrell.
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You must show a valid photo ID and credit card upon check-in. Please note that all special requests cannot be guaranteed and are subject to availability upon check-in. Additional charges may apply. Guests are required to show a photo identification and credit card upon check-in. Please note that all Special Requests are subject to availability and additional charges may apply.
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Verified Hotel Guest from Ore City, TX
June 20, 2016
Family Traveling with Young Children
June 20, 2016
Family Traveling with Young Children
I didnt like anything about this hotel
Lots of things. First of all iit was much worse than the pictures. Our ac kept breaking. We couldnt eat the free breakfast because there were flies everywhere around the food and many flies in our room. Awful hotel
Verified Hotel Guest from Semmes, AL
June 7, 2016
Family Traveling with Young Children
June 7, 2016
Family Traveling with Young Children
The front desk person was short with us and not very friendly. The cleaning lady was nice and gave us extra towels for the pool. The pool was not very clean and furniture was broke. For the money paid it wasn't worth half of it.
Jeanie from Crossett, AR
May 24, 2016
Family Traveling with Young Children
May 24, 2016
Family Traveling with Young Children
This guest did not leave comments about this hotel.
Verified Hotel Guest from Apple Springs, TX
May 3, 2016
Business Traveler
May 3, 2016
Business Traveler
Location near interstate
I don't like sleeping with a poorly performing air conditioner, or should I say NOT sleeping. The bed bugs were the worst part. I had a dozen bites in the morning.
Andre from Norwalk, CT
April 6, 2016
Business Traveler
April 6, 2016
Business Traveler
Staff is useless, facilities are sub par for brand.
Verified Hotel Guest from Ft. Worth, TX
April 3, 2016
April 3, 2016
The staff was very nice, and breakfast was pretty good. The bed was very comfortable.
It says Inn & Suites, but it is a Motel. When you can drive up to your room door, that is a Motel to me. Also, there was mold up by the shower head along with some sheetrock broken away.
Danny from Buford, GA
July 2, 2015
Business Traveler
July 2, 2015
Business Traveler
Location to I20.
Break room was dirty.
Verified Hotel Guest from Abilene, TX
June 30, 2015
Family Traveling with Young Children
June 30, 2015
Family Traveling with Young Children
Easy to find, comfortable beds
Hotel was redoing the lobby, giant mess, no breakfast (one of the reasons I got this hotel), bathtub felt like the bottom was unstable, bathroom ceiling was falling down, half the lights in the room did not work.
Verified Hotel Guest from Brownwood, TX
May 8, 2015
May 8, 2015
Location to Canton if all Canton motels are full!.
The room had a stale strong smell!
Verified Hotel Guest from Louisville, KY
February 12, 2015
Family Traveling with Teens
February 12, 2015
Family Traveling with Teens
Floor was not level. Tub drain was slow. 1st room had a low battery in the smoke detector.
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