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Peter has managed to obtain private treatment for me.
He has also got me regular interim payments and money for alterations to my house needed due to my condition.
Peter was excellent at all aspects of the claim.
He made me feel at ease and I would highly recommend Peter to anybody looking to make a personal injury claim.
I would recommend Peter to others because of his professionalism and also his empathy to his clients.
I would like to thank you for everything you have done for me and Sharon. Your support and guidance has been outstanding and I feel that I owe you so much.
Thank you just doesn't seem enough!
About Peter Bayliss
Peter Bayliss is a dedicated CRPS solicitor.
He has a special interest in Complex Regional Pain Syndrome (CRPS), and in all types of Chronic Pain litigation.
He has become a leading expert in this area over a number of years and appreciates the devastating effect that CRPS can have upon the sufferer.
Peter's expertise and support ensures that his clients receive the best representation available.
Peter provides a very personal service and is available to give advice and assistance 7 days a week. He can be contacted in the evenings or at weekends as and when convenient.
CRPS is no respecter of time. Peter deals with all types of claims including medical and clinical negligence.
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Complex Regional Pain Syndrome – known as CRPS – is an extremely painful and debilitating condition. It can have a devastating effect upon the sufferer.
Unfortunately, CRPS is still not very well understood. In very simple terms, it usually arises when the body's nervous system over reacts to an event or injury. Very often the trigger event can be very minor. It is not really known why CRPS can affect some people but not others.
One of the keys to treating Complex Regional Pain Syndrome is early intervention and treatment.
Having the right medical and legal team in place can make a vast difference to the outcome.
Peter Bayliss is a dedicated CRPS solicitor who can help you achieve a successful CRPS compensation claim.
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Very few solicitors will have heard of CRPS and even less will deal with it on a daily basis. It is extremely important to obtain expert advice and representation as soon as possible. CRPS thrives on delay and inadequate care.
Choosing the right solicitor is essential. Many of Peter' clients already had a solicitor in place when they came to him for help, but they were unhappy with the advice and support they had been receiving from their previous solicitor.
It is very easy to change solicitors. Peter and his team will take care of all of the formalities on your behalf to ensure a smooth and prompt transfer.
You needn't worry about your previous solicitor's legal fees to date. They will be paid upon the final conclusion of your compensation claim in the usual way.
Contrary to popular belief, changing solicitors part way through a legal case is very easy and fairly common.
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Helping people with CRPS is not just about having the necessary legal expertise.
It is also about understanding the dramatic effect that Complex Regional Pain Syndrome & Chronic Pain conditions can have upon people's lives.
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Peter Bayliss is a dedicated CRPS solicitor.
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BYU's Jimmer Fredette has become a bona fide b-ball star -- which means photos of cheerleader-girlfriend Whitney Wonnacott have started popping up on sites such as Frathouse Sports and The Big Lead. Find photo examples below.
But what these posts don't mention is that Wonnacott is a local girl, having graduated from Chatfield High School. Do you think she could talk him into coming to the Nuggets?
Wonnacott's already lured Fredette to the Denver area at least once. When my twin daughters, who attend Chatfield, scored an invite to a certain graduation party last May, and upon their arrival, they were beyond thrilled to discover that Fredette was on hand. Turns out Wonnacott was a friend of the party's focus and brought Jimmer along as a kind of graduation gift.
My daughters report that Fredette was a terrific guy, and while he might not be able to make us forget about Carmelo Anthony, his presence in Nugs powder blues could certainly ease the pain a bit of he heads to the Knicks in a week or so, as expected. We're counting on you, Whitney! Don't let him sign with the Utah Jazz!
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This place is really quite nice - clean, reasonably modern, and in a quiet area. I've stayed their twice and will again. It's the best hotel I've found in the area that accepts pets.
Nothing to criticize.
The gentleman Rick went far and above with customer service, and so did the rest of the staff. Clean room, sheets and bedding. will be back again for sure
The TV could have had a better reception, and the mini fridge could have been defrosted so it worked a little better, but over all everything was nice
the entire floor smelled of cigarette smoke. the room was filthy. carpet bathroom. mattresses were soft old uncomfortable. when i asked for a room change the hotel clerk didnt try to change he told me there were no more rooms. the room keys stopped working after the first night
Clean room. Excellent breakfast options. Very convenient location.
It was clean and they had free wifi and breakfast
No. All was good.
The loud parties next to me,above me and on the roof outside the window until 3am didn't help and when I called the front office at 130 they came up walked up and down the hall and went back downstairs
Clean, comfortable, friendly management, and efficient. Room included a desk with lamp,and alarm clock with outlets, plenty of outlets, good lighting, wall mounted TV with cable spliter I believe to separate porn from the rest of the channels. A nice compact refrigerator and a microwave on a good sized table. The free Wifi worked well for video streaming.
A little concerned about the nearby nightclubs and security as we were quartered in a seprate building away from the main building.
After searching for an affordable place to spend the night in the Youngstown, New Springfield OH area, I decided to give the Davis Motel a chance. My first impression was that the place was very old, so I was getting ready to be disappointed. Instead, I found that despite my first impression the room was in excellent condition. Very clean and no funny smells or anything that could've made even the pickiest guest complain.
The AC runs well, the internet is free and fast, and the bed is firm and the sheets were clean. Also, it was very quiet.
For the price, it is excellent. The staff was very friendly too.
The location is certainly best suited as a trucker's stop. The driveways need to be repaired (lots of potholes).
I would only add that it is not the fanciest nor flashiest building (it shows its years), but it is certainly much better than the exterior suggests.
Oh, and perhaps you need to consider that there is a free adult channel on the TV. If that doesn't bother you, well, I really recommend you give this place a try.
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Location was not close to Mountaineer casino
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Not enough wall plug in to plug in cell phone cord
New AC that worked great. Easy to get to.
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Get an overview of this hotelLuxury hotel with 3 restaurants and full-service spa
Situated in the mountains, this luxury hotel is within a 10-minute walk of Three Sisters and Echo Point Lookout. Katoomba Scenic World and Blue Mountains Cultural Centre are also within 1 mi (2 km).
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Along with 3 restaurants, this smoke-free hotel has a full-service spa and a bar/lounge. Free WiFi in public areas and free self parking are also provided. Additionally, massage/treatment rooms, conference rooms, and free use of bicycles are onsite.
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Echoes Boutique Hotel and Restaurant features a full-service spa and complimentary bicycles. Dining is available at one of the hotel's 3 restaurants. A bar/lounge is on site where guests can unwind with a drink. Public areas are equipped with complimentary high-speed wireless Internet access.
Event facilities measuring 861 square feet (80 square meters) include conference space. This luxury hotel also offers spa services, multilingual staff, and a garden. Onsite self parking is complimentary.
Echoes Boutique Hotel and Restaurant is a smoke-free property.
- Total number of rooms - 14
- Number of floors - 2
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- Conference space size (meters) - 80
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The spa is open daily. Guests under 16 years old are not allowed in the spa.
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More Ivy at Wrigley?
With yesterday's trade for Matt Garza, the by-product that caught my eye is the fact that the Cubs seem to have cornered the recent market on Ivy Leaguers. Fernando Perez studied creative writing and received a degree in American Studies at Columbia and now joins the exclusive Cub club of four.
Perez has published in Poetry Magazine.
Perez says he turns to poetry when he's "after displacement, contrast" from the game of baseball. "The thick wilderness," he continues, "of, say, late Ashbery can wrangle with the narrowness of competition."
From his Poetry Magazine article, titled: Para Rumbiar
Like poetry, baseball is a kind of counter culture. The (optional) isolation from the outside world (which I often opt for); the idleness about which—and out of which—so many poems are written or sung: I see this state of mind as a blessing.
...and if you haven't seen the Fernando Perez You Tube video on "The Working Poor" here's the link.
"nobody talks about the Fernando Perez(s), Jason Nix(s), Emilio Bonafacio(s), all these great players, playing for the minimum, that keep these guys (the stars like ARod) afloat."
Growing more Ivy, after the break...
We all knew Mark DeRosa was a Penn grad, Ivy League starting Quarterback and received a degree from the Wharton School of Business. DeRosa's exit from the Cubs, in a 6 degrees of separation way, is related to Fernando Perez getting here. The Cubs received Chris Archer from Cleveland and now Archer goes to Tampa.
Doug Glanville also graduated from Penn and right from the get-go was one of the most scholarly ballplayers ever. His Penn senior thesis was a study of the railways surrounding a potential new Phillies stadium...and that thesis has been added to the collection of historic documents at the Hall of Fame in Cooperstown. He was a first round draft choice of the Cubs from the 1992 amateur draft and patrolled the OF for the Cubs in 1995-6 before an offseason 1997 trade to the Phillies for Mickey Morandini. He's become quite a celebrated author, publishing as a columnist in the NY Times and now has a book out titled, "The Game from Where I Stand". Here's a link from Chicago Magazine.com including an interview with DG from Wrigley Field reminiscing on his Cub experience and moving back to Chicago as his current home. I love listening to him and this is a great Chicago ramble.
I'd forgotten that Mike Remlinger was a Dartmouth grad. He lead the NCAA with a 1.59 ERA in 1986. His legacy as a Cub? I'll always remember him for the weirdest disabled list injury...breaking his throwing left hand little finger when it got caught in a reclining chair.
The most famous Ivy Leaguer (but alas, not a Cub) is Lou Gehrig. Gehrig's college prowess was as a pitcher and he held the Columbia career strikeout record from the 1920's until 1978! Lou, Lou, Lou.
I say, Collect 'em all...and here's my invite to Fernando Perez to do some creative writing on TCR.
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Sun-Times, Gord Wittenmeyer's Saturday article on the trade.
Garza, whose $3.35 million 2010 salary could nearly double in arbitration this winter, doesn't fit the space Hendry had left in his payroll budget for 2011, which suggests that ownership consent was necessary and that a trade or two could follow to shed salary.
Pitcher Tom Gorzelanny already has been rumored to be on the block for the past month.
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here's Fernando Perez' article in Poetry magazine...not a poem but he has a flare.
I write from Caracas, the murder capital of the world, where I've been employed by the Leones to score runs and prevent balls from falling in the outfield.
Like poetry, baseball is a kind of counter culture. The (optional) isolation from the outside world (which I often opt for); the idleness about which—and out of which—so many poems are written or sung: I see this state of mind as a blessing.
(I'm adding this link and quote to the TCR article)
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Thanks for the Ivy Update CUBSTER.
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AZ PHIL: Apparently Hayden Simpson is throwing again after a debilitating Mono illness. He was s'posed to start pitching in your 'hood.
Have you seen him yet? What kind of stuff does he have?
Also, since the Cubs believe obviously that they have more talented MiLB depth, and since it has been reported that the team chose to hang on to Trey McNutt over Archer, how would you compare the two pitchers?
Did you believe that they are equally talented? Or, did McNutt's control and speed inevitably win out?
What say ye, PHIL?
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Submitted by The E-Man on Sat, 01/08/2011 - 10:46am.
AZ PHIL: Apparently Hayden Simpson is throwing again after a debilitating Mono illness. He was s'posed to start pitching in your 'hood.
Have you seen him yet? What kind of stuff does he have?
Also, since the Cubs believe obviously that they have more talented MiLB depth, and since it has been reported that the team chose to hang on to Trey McNutt over Archer, how would you compare the two pitchers?
Did you believe that they are equally talented? Or, did McNutt's control and speed inevitably win out?
What say ye, PHIL?
E-MAN: I haven't seen Hayden Simpson yet.
As for Chris Archer versus Trey McNutt, to me Archer is Carlos Marmol with a change-up, and McNutt is more like a young Mark Prior.
The big issue with Archer is control. Nobody hits him, because he has a mid-90's fastball that has movement, together with an unhittable high-velocity hard-breaking slider, and an OK change-up. But he struggled with control at Peoria in 2009, and then after going to Instructs post-2009 and working on pitching to contact to help improve his control, he threw strikes consistently the first half of last seson at Daytona, but then he lost it when he got promoted to AA. He needs to throw strikes more consistently.
McNutt throws just as hard as Archer, but his fastball is more pure heat than the running gas Archer throws, and his breaking ball is very good and he gets swings & misses with it, but it's more of a curve than Archer's a hard-slider. Right now McNutt has better command of his stuff.
But if Archer throws strikes he is a #1 starter or he could be (like Marmol) an unhittable lights-out closer. Of the two, I would say Archer (barring injury) has the higher ceiling, but also is (of the two) the one more-likely to flame out due to control issues.
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I always wondered what it would be like for a truly intelligent and intellectually curious person to be on a professional sports team. I'm sure you can find a couple of guys who aren't utter prats but some of the meat-headed behavior must get pretty old pretty fast.
I'm no genius but even traveling to the south for a few weeks with my college baseball team got pretty old. Only so many farts can be lit, beers consumed and balconies climbed before tedium begins eating at your brain.
I once read a hilarious humor piece about Durocher's NY Giants - how each guy on the team was reading a book - Faulkner, Tolstoy etc... and literature is all they would talk about in the dugout and bullpen. Don't remember where I read it and I've never come across it again.
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You are not only describing the typical jock, you are also describing the typical teenage frat member, and most teenage college students.
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Fuld is no dummy either. Maybe not a guy who gets into Stanford without baseball, but he can at least be articulate.
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fwiw, Perez was on XM radio and gushed about what a great group of guys the Rays were and how much he loved hanging around all of them. He said him and Garza will likely share a place in Mesa.
He seemed extremely comfortable with the baseball culture.
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"Johnny always says 'you can only drink SO much and screw SO much'..." - Swoozy Kurtz in Slap Shot
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Not saying it can't be done. Don't even know how smart Perez is. Just that his apparent intelligence reminded me of something I've wondered about in the past.
Admittedly, you do get something out of being part of a team that is different than intellectual stimulation.
And while the antics of my college baseball teammates was youthful foolishness, I was also once in the Cincinnati Reds locker room when an attempt at fart ignition was attempted to the laughing until crying reaction of most of the team. Many pro athletes are frozen in a sort of pre-adult state. Hot foots and bubble gum on hats aren't exactly the Algonquin Round Table.
Chicago Sun Times Welcome New Latino Pitcher to Cubs
Either way you are not worth four of our juiciest prospects!!!!
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I'm sure general manager Jim Hendry did his due diligence and got the right guy. Although, there is a resemblance — in facial hair — between Garza and former Cubs right-hander Matt Clement. Ah, it'll all be sorted out in spring training.
I see dead Brillo pads
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What's funny is I was thinking that too....
Does Ricketts own a hidden closet somewhere of fake Clement-beards that he can now sell to pay Garza's salary??
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via ye olde world o roto:
"According to MLB.com's Peter Gammons, the Rangers were willing to send Derek Holland, Frank Francisco and outfielder Engel Beltre to the Rays for Matt Garza.
They were also trying to get Robinson Cirinos from the Cubs to use in the trade, though the Rays ended up getting Chirinos directly."
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Damn it's hard being right all the time... I am getting used to it, though.
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you have a lot in common with sarah palin if that's a victory for you.
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The Cuba finalized the Matt Garza trade on Saturday, and will receive minor-league right-hander Zachary Rosscup as the third player in the deal.
Zach Rosscup
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84.2ip 0hr....damn.
i dunno crap about the guy, but the numbers look decent. looks like a contact ground ball guy...or lucky.
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He's certainly not an Ivy Leaguer.
"reading is lame... why read when we have tv"
Sounds more like a Farnsworth.
"Im Zac. im a very nice and very fun person who is very outgoing and up for anything. i will do anything to have fun at any time."
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Give him IVY credit. His 2009 season was spent at Princeton. According to B-R.
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...only if he can spell it.
too bad there's no Princeton Pilsner.
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While the page is douchetastic, what really troubles me is that he still uses MySpace.
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Cubs.com has a writeup...so the deal is official anf has been finalized.
Ptbnl is Zack Rosscup as noted above.
XM hosts this afternoon, Jeff Nelson and Grant Paulson love the Cubs side of the deal...although GP does like Lee a lot.
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NFL should change its rules this winter. Winning a division should not guarantee a home playoff game. Playoff entry - yes - but not a home game. What a gas.
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I think the opposite. NO wasn't good enough to win their own division, they shouldn't host a game.
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Well played. Although I'd get a kick out of the Bears beating either team:
Smug Pete Caroll
the Ex-Bears 1985 Ball Boy Sean Payton and summersalting Reggie Bush
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If you give up 41 to Seattle on the moon, you shouldn't be in the playoffs.
Murton the Sushi Chef
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so I have to root for Green Bay now? ugh
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mlb network guys diss the Garza trade...and Bowa trades Z to Yankees
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i dont get all the hate from this trade....then again, i like garza and his club control.
lee is a great SS prospect, but he doesn't really project til 2013 and even then people are still wondering if he's even 10hr/30double capable.
archer is a great pitching prospect, but the cubs have similar or better.
chin/b.g. both had good years, but both are old and the cubs have an answer to both guys in their system.
if you don't like garza it's a slam-dunk "bleh" trade, but i think the guy is a solid #2/#3 type.
...also i think the MLB Hotstove breakdown is a bit overblown on their statement of how it empties the system. imo, the only guy that hurts to give up is lee. ...the Z to NY talk is a bit ahead of themselves.
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Chironos, Guyer, and Fuld are no big loss. Lee is going to have to turn into a very good hitter with some power to make his loss hurt. Otherwise good field no-hit shortstops are a dime a dozen. He might have more speed than your Rey Ordonez, etc., but dealing him for a good to very good starting pitcher is a no-brainer.
Archer we obviously sold high on. Maybe he continues to improve, or maybe in a year he's no longer considered a top prospect, but the more I think about the deal, if Garza stays healthy we should come out on top. The only way we don't is if multiple guys we gave up become productive big league starters, or Archer becomes Roger Clemens (and he'll need some syringes to do that).
Anyone know more than just stats on the other pitcher we got back? His stats are nice, but is he a power pitcher, finesse guy, etc?
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Garza is overrated and a flyball pitcher that may struggle during Chicago summers. 24 is not old for AA, so I think Guyer's age should not be considered a downgrade on his viability (though his lack of top prospect production prior to 2010 should).
Hate for the trade comes from the fact that the trade gives the Cubs more certainty in potential gain, mainly a #2 pitcher. Maybe he will improve and be a #1 for the Cubs, but he likely won't be great. And most likely, the Cubs will not make the playoffs with or without Garza. So we acquired certainty for potential....the players we gave up potentially will never make the majors or potentially all become major league regulars, and Archer and Lee might be perennial all-stars.
If we are not going to make the playoffs with the certainty, I would rather have the potential upside.
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Garza is overrated and a flyball pitcher that may struggle during Chicago summers.
I just want to know if you said this about Ted Lilly. You did when Hendry signed him, didn't you?
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Yeah, I get the Ted Lilly comparisons. I believe Garza is our ace, but I still don't believe we have a team that can contend; I'm hoping to be proved wrong.
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i'm still trying to figure out how STL did so crappy compared to how they should have last year with pujols/holliday + those 3 starters.
baseball's a funny ass game.
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I don't believe the team will contend, either. This whole thing is a head-scratcher. Greg Maddux loved Garza and I'm sure this had some influence. He's also worked with McNutt, apparently.
I think that Hendry is trying to win to save his gig, and certainly, as per usual, he gets a deal done right before the Convention.
The revenues have been declining. Maybe Ricketts wants to get the team in-line with "Project .500" to suck more fans and advertisers in?
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You have to field a team.
If the Cubs went into z and dempster at the top of the rotation they were looking at 65-70 wins. They probably won't win much more than that with Garza but they couldn't go into the season after a bad season with all the Lou bs from it without making bigger addition then Carlos Pena.
The Cubs are in the same boat as Yanks and Red Sox, they are never going to get away with fielding a minor league team and tell the fans to be patient.
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Agreed. We certainly do not seem to have a one-two punch like Linci-Cain, Halladay-Lee, Carpenter-Wainright.
If you built a team from scratch with clones of the above, a decent GM could somehow manage to field a team that is seriously in the hunt for the Playoffs, at least.
The Giants had this formula with a break-through year for a rookie catcher, and had career years from other guys - several "wash-ups" included. One even was WS MVP!
Man, baseball is a strange sport, isn't it?
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I don't think we can contend either, but crazier things have happened. I think our offense has too many holes. I also think that while our pitching staff looks much better on paper than last year's team, we still don't have a real knockout pitching staff. Dempster could be a .500 pitcher with an era around 4, or maybe he rebounds to all-star form now that his daughter is doing better. Z could be anything. Those are the two main problems, what kind of seasons do we get from those two guys?
A couple of other points. As much as I get on Hendry at times (most of the time), he has the guts/motivation/team payroll to go out and get guys that our previous GM's just never did. I think it goes beyond Hendry just having more payroll than McFail and Lynch, etc., he makes aggressive moves to try and win. It's kind of funny that we are complaining to each other about our GM trying to make the team better by trading for a good pitcher and not giving up anything off the major league roster.
The other point that I think we have to consider is that Hendry apparently looked past 2011 and realized that Garza was the best pitcher we had any legitimate chance of acquiring in the next two years, so strike while Garza was available and we had the goods to get him.
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The major league roster needs an upgrade at catcher #2, and we just traded that to the Rays. In fact, just going by last year's numbers, the gap from Gorzellany (+1.1 wins) or Silva (+.5) to Garza is probably less than from Hill to Chirinos (1.7).
In Hendry's defense of the trade - it's his farm system. It's not really fair to Hendry to bash him for trading a guys from a farm system that he built, after we bitch for years about the farm system not being worth anything.
Another blurb from Cameron on the trade and the value of Chirnos.
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Curious, how is the 1.7 win for Chirinos computed being he doesn't have big league experience? Seems counterintuitive that upgrading from Silva to Garza has less impact than changing who is the back up replacement level catcher.
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Well if you click that link there, Cameron estimates Chirinos at about 1 win, and Hill came in at negative .7 wins last year. If you just do a straight major league equivalency to Chirinos's '10 stats, you'd probably get even more than a win.
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He also estimates that Chirinos is the back up plan if backup Shoppach is injured or underperforms from his previous .4 WAR (.196 avg .308 obp .342 slg). I think this says more about how lacking Koyie Hill is than about any potential Chirinos has. I agree that Hill needs to be replaced, but it seems reactionary to fret over losing an unproven 26 year old, double A, possible league average catcher in order to obtain a 27 year old proven number 2 starting pitcher who is an innings eater, under club control and also has a ALCS MVP and a no hitter to boot.
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we can't use both w.castillo and chininininiros...one was expendable.
nice to have that luxury.
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Castillo would have been fine at AAA while Chirinos got us the same 2 wins in MLB, while further building his trade value.
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Exactly. That's what irks me, too. What is it with worthless bench players that so fascinates Jim Hendry? Lenny Harris, Rey Rey, Gabor Bako, Jose F-ing Macias, Koyie Hill, it never ends. There's a "pet" on every year's team it seems.
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Len Casper gets video interviewed on mlb.com after the Garza deal.
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One of the shooting victims in Arizona yesterday was Dallas Green's granddaughter.
Very Horrible and Sad
Dallas Green's 9 year old grand daughter among the murdered victims at shooting of AZ congresswoman yesterday.
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I just got goosebumps and teared up.
So senseless and vile...
what a society
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I agree on senseless and vile, but I also don't think one 22 y/o POS = "a society"
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Buster Olney solicits opinions of several scouts ("talent evaluators")...and opinions are like bellybuttons ("everyone's got one")
http://insider.espn.go.com/mlb/blog?name=olne... (subscription required)
From an NL evaluator: "I actually kind of like the deal from the Cubs' standpoint. They have a weak system and Archer is arguably the top prospect, but in most systems he'd be the third or fourth best prospect. People are really mixed on Lee -- he can fly, has tremendous range at shortstop and a plus arm, but zero power, and there are questions if he will be an every-day player. Guyer came out of nowhere last year, but he's a legit every-day outfield prospect and he's probably the second player in the deal for the Rays. Like Guyer, Chirinos came on last year and could be a low-end regular.
"low-end regular" = 85 octane?
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"low-end regular" = 85 octane?
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Rick Morrissey has a column on Sosa in Hall?, A Thousand times No:
Sammy Sosa will be eligible for the Baseball Hall of Fame beginning in 2013.
It means nothing. It's like John Mayer hoping to get into the Celibacy Hall of Fame.
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That is the worst joke I've ever heard. Get bent, Rick Morrissey.
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Especially when he had Tiger Woo as a better punchline.
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St. Pete Times article on Garza trade with video interview of one of their sportswriters. Nothing really groundbreaking.
"...Garza may have another no-hitter and a 20 win season in him"
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Thing that bugs me about the article is the fact checking. How can so many writers and reports not know that steroids were in fact banned in MLB during the 90's. They weren't tested for, but they were banned.
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Bruce Miles article after Garza visits the friendly winter confines yesterday:
note that Fernando Perez is only hitting right-handed after his dislocated left wrist injury from 3-10-09. I believe it's a variation on the same injury that Brian Uhrlacher had. Perez had his wrist scoped in AZ (Dr. Donald Sheridan) and had pins inserted to stabilize the carpal (wrist) bone alignment while the ligaments healed. Although DLee's injury was a fractured wrist and was treated with casting (no surgery), we all saw the impact on his hitting for almost a year after that. Wrist injuries affect bat speed and in Perez' case, he was in AAA all of last year. So he should be closer to his normal hitting skill-set this year.
"He's one of the fastest guys in the game," Hendry said. "He's a flyer. He was well on his way to looking like his career was going to take off after the World Series run, and then he had the severe injury to his hand and wrist. He's much healthier now that he's only hitting right-handed."
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Wait until some B-Level pitcher hits him on the same wrist.
David Weathers, for example.
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Thanks for posting that. I'm happy he's found some success.
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Good for him.
I have a buddy who scouts for Tigers and was going to meet with Murton in June 2008. He couldn't because the day they were to meet Murton was traded for Rich Harden.
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Muskat article/interview with Hak Ju Lee, plus video interview with Chris Archer
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I graduated from Northern Illinois and am considered a dope by most of my peers
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I'll do you one better, I was considered almost genius-level smart in hs, 34 on the ACT, all that....
And recently finished my online BS from TUI University!!
(special shout out to comic books, women, and booze for making it all possible)
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nice. In which order? If you don't say women I'm gonna have to do some hard core critiquing.
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from the "oh, that's why" department...
grant balfour and his stellar numbers hasn't been signed or showed up on the rumor-signing/pursued radar because of velocity concerns.
also, scott "the state of arizona illegally sealed my cokehead wife's records" schoeneweis is out there looking work.
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I know I should know from reading the posts from you guys, but I have no idea who scott "the state of arizona illegally sealed my cokehead wife's records" schoeneweis is.
Isn't he a milk distributor in Chicago?
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scott s's wife died a few years ago. it was tragic, really...kids left behind and all. she struggled for years with a coke habit.
when she died the state sealed (illegally) her records, but someone who thought that was screwed up leaked it to the media anyway. scott didn't want it all out in the public and protect his kids from the info and etc etc etc...
it took a state appeals court to actually "legit" release the records...according to state law.
it's nothing against scott or his wife, it's the government giving him special treatment because his family is evidently more special and important than the rest of the state.
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oh I was thinking of Oberweise from chicago milk fame.
Well that sucks. Let's talk about something else. My niece is actually all bummed about about the AZ killings. Which is good I guess since I always assumed she didn't care about such things.
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outside of this incident...which could have happened in any state...
i'm pissed i can't move to AZ because their economy and job market is wrecked so badly. people are leaving the state in droves and it's not opening up jobs, it's taking the jobs with them because so many are leaving. those that are left can't spend enough money to support businesses that are more safely established. the horrible reputation the state has is driving tech jobs (aka, high paying jobs) away because of the state's national image.
my only offers are in Yuma, AZ and that's a bit too much "arizona heat" for me.
hell, i wish i could find work in AZ. they're practically giving away houses there.
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Yanks GM Brian Cashman comments on the high price Tampa wanted from any Yankee offer for Garza
"We never got off the dime, but strong impressions were that it would be something that would cost us more because we are in the division, kind of like Roy Halladay," Cashman said Saturday. "We like Matt Garza and I had a conversation early in the winter and it was clear that what it would take would be more significant than I wanted to do. And there was also reluctance from them to trading within the division."
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from Rangers blogster (Jamey Newberg, see item #2).
First time I saw Dollis' name involved in the Garza related talks.
Newberg makes it sound like Chirinos was the key for Tampa (whether they took the deal from the Cubs or Rangers). Note the part where he says Texas included Chirinos in their offer? Sort of odd. Once Carlos Pena signed and Kerry Wood fell in Hendry's lap, Texas offer of first Davis, then O'Day became of little interest. Really would have been a sucker punch if Garza wound up in Texas and Chirinos still wound up in Tampa.
According to Peter Gammons (MLB.com), the Rangers offered Derek Holland, Frankie Francisco, Engel Beltre, Cubs minor league catcher Robinson Chirinos, and cash to Tampa Bay for Matt Garza
The Chirinos component to the Rangers' offer obviously meant he was a key for the Rays and that Texas attempted to get the Cubs involved in its own effort to acquire Garza
...the Rangers and Cubs were in talks that might have involved Chris Davis (and possibly Darren O'Day) on the Texas side, and Chirinos (and possibly righthander Rafael Dolis) on the Chicago side.
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I suspect the Rays are hoping they will be able to flip Chirinos (or that Chirinos will become good enough to allow them to trade one of their other catchers). Just a thought. But if Chirinos continues his success in the minors and/or has a little success in the majors, he could become a hod commodity by the middle of the year, and then the Rays could trade Chirinos (or one of their other catchers) to a team whose primary catcher suffered an injury. Then again, I'm probably thinking too far ahead for baseball--too many other things could happen in the meantime. Maybe they just really like the guy, like his swing or whatever.
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I suspect that the Rays realized the Cubs had a commodity that they undervalued and took it off of them for a song.
A guy who hit like the 4th best catcher in MLB last year, as well as being the Cubs best defensive catcher in the minors... ahead of Bob Brenley's kid. That's what the Rays got.
MILB article on the trade, focusing mostly on the Cubs prospects traded.
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The Cubs certainly undervalued Chirinos when they exposed him to the Rule 5 draft in December '09; but then so did the Rays, who could have grabbed him then.
I'm not unsympathetic to your view that by waiting a year or two, the Cubs could have gotten a lot more for Chirinos and Lee, if they didn't intend to keep them.
At this point, I'm hoping that Archer and Lee are flops, but I'm still a fan of Chirinos and Guyer, I guess because they didn't start out as top prospects. They're self-made.
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Archer and Guyer were both 5th round picks...
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Yes, but . . .
Archer was 20 in February '09, when I read this in Scout.com:
But it was the acquisition of Archer that prompted phone calls from four clubs who offered congratulatory messages to Chicago Scouting Director Tim Wilken.
"They thought this was the whole key to the deal, Chris Archer," says Wilken.
I don't recall anyone suggesting Guyer had a shot at the majors until his 2010 double-A season at age 24. Try to locate him on a prospect list for 2010.
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Mentioned in a top 20 article from 2009 and described with "unique combination of power and speed" in an article from december of 2008.
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Good job, Neal, you found somebody besides me who liked Guyer. Number 12 in Inside The Ivy's ranking for '09.
More typical, though, is Guyer's near invisibility on this page.
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a guy who projects as a reed johnson type isn't gonna get too much hype.
great 4th OF type or even a weakish starting CF (there's a lot around mlb).
he hits well, but it's aggressive and he don't look at a lot of pitches.
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That's a pretty good comparison, Guyer to Johnson. They both hit about the same number of homers in the minors. Like Guyer, Johnson stole a lot bases in the minors. But then he stopped stealing in the majors. One reason might be the mediocre SB/CS ratio, 68/27 versus Guyer's 93/19. If Guyer runs like that in the majors, he can be better than a fourth OF.
He was irrelevant to the Cubs, though, with Soriano and Byrd monopolizing the outfield and Brett Johnson coming along to bump one of them.
Edit: Who's Brett Johnson?
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Submitted by VirginiaPhil on Mon, 01/10/2011 - 1:11pm.
I don't recall anyone suggesting Guyer had a shot at the majors until his 2010 double-A season at age 24. Try to locate him on a prospect list for 2010.
VA PHIL: Brandon Guyer was on my Cubs Top 15 prospect list post-2008, post-2009, and post-2010.
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I meant outside TCR.
Rob didn't have him on his list, so you guys canceled each other out.
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I would say Brandon Guyer is just about at the point in his career where Reed Johnson was when he first came up with Toronto or Eric Byrnes was when he was a rookie with Oakland.
I wouldn't be surprised if Guyer makes the Rays 2011 Opening Day roster, and and I could see him playing RF and hitting lead-off. The Rays have several holes in their projected lineup, and Fuld and Chirinos should get some decent PT, too. This was a great trade for the careers of Guyer, Fuld, and Chirinos. All three of them were blocked in Chicago.
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Sounds good, I hope you're right.
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Was any thought ever given (this is the Cubs so I'm guessing no) to teaching Soto to play first which would have opened up the catcher spot? Or were they just dead set on spending millions on a come-back player of the year candidate?
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more thought of giving Colvin a shot than Soto.
probably not gonna hand C over to a guy with 62 AAA PA's and probably don't think Castillo is ready either
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I think Soto already knows how to play first base, anyway.
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From Baseball America's write up on the Garza trade:
"...Rosscup is a physical 6-foot-2, 205-pound lefthander notable for solid athletic ability and a projectable fastball in the upper 80s that scrapes the low 90s. He also throws a curveball and changeup and has impressed more for his ability to throw consistent strikes at this stage than for his pure stuff."
Not that I'm doubting AZ Phil, but they say Fernando Perez is out of options.
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Submitted by QuietMan on Mon, 01/10/2011 - 9:41am.
From Baseball America's write up on the Garza trade:
"...Rosscup is a physical 6-foot-2, 205-pound lefthander notable for solid athletic ability and a projectable fastball in the upper 80s that scrapes the low 90s. He also throws a curveball and changeup and has impressed more for his ability to throw consistent strikes at this stage than for his pure stuff."
Not that I'm doubting AZ Phil, but they say Fernando Perez is out of options
Q-MAN: Fernando Perez was added to the Tampa Bay 40-man roster for the first time in November 2007, was optioned to the minors (and thus used an option) in 2008 and 2010, but he spent Opening Day through 8-31-2009 on the Rays DL (15-day then later moved to the 60-day), and was reactivated on September 1st. So he got credit for one full-season of MLB Service Time in 2009.
I'm not great at math, but wouldn't that mean he has one minor league option left?
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Pointing out their error AZ Phil. Not doubting you.
Cubs Claim C Max Ramirez
Max Ramirez a Cub
claimed off waivers from Red Sox who claimed him from Rangers
will be 26 next year, must of gone off the juice the last 2 years, Sickels had him as a B and #9 heading into 2009, then C+ into 2010. Sickels likes his bat, not his glovework so much.
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he was going to go to Red Sox for Mike Lowell before last year
apparently there was a thumb injury somewhere along the way, defense seems to be not liked by anyone
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Rob, it was Mike Lowell who had the thumb injury nixing the trade. I can't find any record of Ramirez being injured.
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That was my recolection as well...
Anyway he hits .217, so that should add about 6 MPH to the pitching staff's fastballs when he's catching.
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they probably mixed that up in the first article I was reading.
It does look like there was a wrist injury actually.
Because Ramirez has battled right-wrist soreness and left-wrist tendinitis, it may be for the best to write this season off and not completely hold it against him. Many Rangers fans will remember what a nagging wrist injury did to ultra-talented first baseman Adrian Gonzalez—he hit just five home runs while playing a full season in 2003
so he's either going to get healthy again and this is a steal or a complete lost cause. The Red Sox immediately dropping him after picking him up suggests it's a lost cause.
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I read that and get out of it that Ramirez is going to hit 40 HR's next year.
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How is it possible that ROB G and Seamhead both posted at exactly the same time.
IS this accurate?
I mean who "broke" this story anyway??
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where the fuuuuu...do you put max?
he's AAA or bigs...so is welly...
i have a feeling he's gonna play 1st for AAA (even though he's too short, imo, but that's another discussion).
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Maybe Quade pointed out that Koyie Hill can't hit...
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after/during spring k.hill could be cut and made a coach somewhere in the system.
this is pure speculation, though...i dunno what they plan on doing with max, but AA isn't a proper option for him or welly, imo.
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Before The Trade, Chirinos was slotted as splitting time with Castillo at Iowa, so doesn't that explain the acquisition of Ramirez--he will back up Castillo at Iowa? I don't think Brenly is ready for AAA yet, and I dunno, the Cubs don't seem to think much of Clevenger from what I can tell.
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Submitted by Jim Hickmans Bat on Mon, 01/10/2011 - 4:54pm.
Before The Trade, Chirinos was slotted as splitting time with Castillo at Iowa, so doesn't that explain the acquisition of Ramirez--he will back up Castillo at Iowa? I don't think Brenly is ready for AAA yet, and I dunno, the Cubs don't seem to think much of Clevenger from what I can tell.
JIM H: While the Cubs will likely try to get him through waivers and send him to Iowa if he doesn't make the Cubs Opening Day roster out of Spring Training, the Cubs are well-covered at catcher at the AAA and AA levels, even if they are unable to send M. Ramirez to the minors.
Welington Castillo and either Chris Robinson or Steve Clevenger will probably be at Iowa (and they will probably go with three catchers at Iowa if M. Ramirez ends up there), and either C. Robinson or Clevenger, Michael Brenly, and Blake Lalli (C-1B) will likely be at Tennessee.
The problem is at Daytona (Micah Gibbs and Chad Noble look to be the backstops at Peoria), where Luis Flores, Jonathan Mota (also SS-2B-3B-OF), and Jose Guevara presently look like the catching staff. (Micah Gibbs might jump to Daytona, but his bat probably isn't ready for Hi-A).
Brenly could end up back at Daytona again, but if he makes the Tennessee roster, the Cubs will probably have to bring in a free-agent catcher to add depth at Daytona. Long-time Cubs minor leaguers Mark Reed and Mario Mercedes were Rule 55 minor league FAs post-2010, but neither has signed elsewhere yet, so maybe one of them will re-sign with the Cubs and get assigned to Daytona with Flores.
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I suspect the Cubs asked Chris Coghlan if he would accept an Optional Assignment to the minors and he refused, so either you keep LaStella on the 25 and release Coghlan, or optiion LaStella to AAA for about a month and have both LaStella and Coghlan available in September-October.
Tommy LaStella has three minor leaue options left so it's no big deal to send him to Iowa, but as of right now he projects to be at 2+124 MLB Service Time by the end of the of the 2016 MLB regular season, which will place him "on the bubble" as far as being eligible for salary arbitration as a "Super Two" post-2016.
But if he spends at least twenty days on optional assignment this season (anything less than twenty days and he will accrue a full season of MLB Service Time), he will not have enough MLB Service Time to have a chance to be a "Super Two."
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I don't hate Coghlan as a PHer but he's leading off today which is as bad as Austin Jackson doing so last year. He doesn't even have the speed.
TLS has options. He will be up again in Sept, and maybe earlier.
Very odd -- TLS .308/.419 in July (in 26 AB). Strange move for a team struggling to score runs. Hard to imagine Coghlan doing better than that. Maybe they like Coghlan better as a PH?
Sorry to nitpick -- but the first game wasn't a save.
Wow La Stella sent to Iowa and Coghlan brought up. I'm not a huge Stella fan but he has been hitting lately and is to me better than Coghlan. Neither are good defensively but I guess Coghlan can play the outfield allowing Bryant to stay at 3rd more where he's better.
Not 2nd to last but Cubs are definitely bottom of the pack in the 2nd half in oWAR and wRC+. #1 in dWAR though which is certainly a good sign for the playoffs.
I was going to say that you wouldn't want Heyward to achieve Soriano's OBP--.317 with the Cubs--but now I see that he's already done that. Pitchers have lost their fear of him.
Oh, well, at least Chapman seems to be as good as advertised.
Thanks to E-man and Quiet Man for the link on Chapman in a previous post. It's funny because I never really noticed Chapman's delivery until I saw him doing it in a blue uniform. Two saves in a Cubs uniform already. I hope they don't need him today, despite that smooth delivery.
Cubs are middle of the pack in average, 5th in OPS, 2nd in walks, 4th in runs scored in MLB. Their runs scored ranks 17th in the MLB in July.
Boston, leading everything, continues to rake in July.
Lester has given up one run or fewer in 11 starts this year. So I'd answer yes. Three of his last four starts were duds, yes. Not worried about him at all. Arrieta is concerning, to be sure. I look it at as, what he was doing was historic, so the regression was bound to happen. He showed in his start against the Mets that he's still capable, and I'd bet on him regaining his form.
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This is not an attack...But In what stat are the Cubs second from last in MLB, in hitting? I don't see this.
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Diana Iuele-Colilli
Italian School Faculty
Dr. Diana Iuele-Colilli holds a B.A. (University of Western Ontario), an M.A. and a Ph.D. (University of Toronto) in Italian Linguistics. She is Professor of Italian Studies at Laurentian University and has been a Visiting Professor at Middlebury College's Scuola italiana since 1997. Her areas of teaching and research are Italian language at all levels, general and historical Italian linguistics, Italian dialectology, language acquisition and Italian-Canadian studies. Along with a variety of articles on Italian dialectology, linguistic acculturation, language pedagogy and the Italian community in Ontario, she is the co-author of Lettura e conversazione (1986), and the author of I friulani di Sudbury (1994), and Italian Faces: Images of the Italian Community of Sudbury/Volti italiani: Immagini della comunità italiana di Sudbury (2000). She has edited The Harvest of a New Life: Documenting, Thinking and Representing the Italian-Canadian Experience (2002) and After the Age of Immigration: The Lives of Italian Canadians (2007). She is also the co-author of the plays I panni sporchi si lavano in famiglia (2008), Ma che brava gente (2009), Vita di tutti i giorni (2010) and Nozze all'arrabbiata (2011). She is currently working on a dictionary of Italiese spoken in Ontario.
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ITAL6550 - Language & Stylistics
Studies in Language and Stylistics
Designed to develop oral and written proficiency at the advanced level, this course meets daily for two hours: one hour dedicated to the study of morphological and syntactic patterns and structures, and one hour to oral expression. Through the analysis of
different language sectors (i.e. journalism, business, sports, contemporary jargon) in class, the students will gain a better understanding of the Italian language in its various uses. The aim of this course is also to help the students find their own Italian voice while speaking and writing. This endeavor requires daily practice and particular attention to problems of stylistics. (Two hours).
Note: This course is obligatory for all first-time graduate students except those exempted on the basis of a placement examination. Students scoring low on the placement test are be required to take 3407 without graduate credit and cannot apply to the Florence Program in Italy.
Required Texts:
M. Trifone, A. Filippone, A. Sgaglione, Affresco italiano C1, Mondadori education 2010, ISBN 9788800208505
M. Trifone, A. Filippone, A. Sgaglione, Affresco italiano C2, Mondadori education 2011, ISBN 9788800208512
Additional reading materials will be provided by the instructor Language & Stylistics
Summer 2012, Summer 2013
ITAL6683 - The Italian Diaspora
This course will explore the Italian Diaspora, that is, the phenomenon that saw approximately twenty-four million people emigrate from Italy from the 19th century to the present day. After having studied the causes of emigration, students will focus on the impact of Italians and their descendents in their countries of adoption. Special attention will be paid to the United States, Argentina, Brazil, Canada and Australia.
Required Text:
Gabaccia, Donna R. Emigranti: Le diaspore degli italiani dal Medioevo a oggi. Torino: Einaudi, 2003
Summer 2012