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The Jaguars' minicamp is underway and we can get a bit of a taste for the tone and what's going on thanks to a transcript of Jack Del Rio's media session.
He was asked about seeming more involved in the defensive drills. That's something that doesn't surprise me. He's got a young new coordinator in Mel Tucker. For a veteran defensive coach coming off a disappointing season and who is expected to turn things around, I'd be more surprised if Del Rio didn't roll up his sleeves and get a bit more involved.
Here is his answer:
"Yeah, I'm going to be directly involved with the defense, not that I haven't been. I pretty much have been during my years here. I probably stepped back a little bit over the last two years. I really wanted Mike Smith to kind of have the opportunity that I know he wanted in terms of becoming a head coach, and obviously did a great job last year, you know, he got the Atlanta job. And then Gregg (Williams) last year, the dynamic was a little different. But I will be heavily involved but coach Tucker is our defensive coordinator. We're going to work hand-in-hand. He's been busy this offseason installing the defenses that we're going to run and that we're going emphasis in 2009. So, I'm looking forward to that."
Del Rio also spoke of a new vibe around the team.
"Yeah, I think there's a real good vibe in our building right now. There's a freshness about what we're doing. New uniforms, new strength coach, there's a totally new weight room -- there's just a freshness about where we are right now as an organization, understanding we've got a mountain of work to do. We understand that, but there's a fresh feel about it right now and it's good. It's a new year with new opportunities. So we're going to take that and get busy."
On the injury front:
Linebacker Chad Nkang suffered a calf injury Del Rio didn't make sound serious, but Nkang will be held out and Del Rio said fullback Montell Owens is also out.
Four others aren't participating as they continue to work back from injuries that landed them on IR last season: Guard Vince Manuwai (knee), fullback Greg Jones (ankle), cornerback Scott Starks (knee) and defensive end James Wyche (knee).
That would suggest other key players who didn't finish last season are back and able to practice: Guard Maurice Williams (biceps), corner Rashean Mathis (knee) and linebacker Daryl Smith (groin).

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Panasonic Lumix DMC-G1 12.1MP Micro Four Thirds Interchangeable Lens Digital Camera with Lumix G Vario 14-45 mm f/3.5-5.6 ASPH Mega OIS Lens (Black)
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- 12.1-megapixel 4/3-type MOS sensor; world's first Micro Four Thirds camera
- Includes Lumix G Vario 14 - 45 mm F3.5 - F5.6 ASPH.Mega OIS lens
- Live View Finder and bright 460,000-dot resolution, 3.0-inch LCD
- New Contrast AF (Auto Focus) function; Face Detection and Intelligent Auto (iA) mode
- Capture images to SD/SDHC/Multimedia cards (not included)
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Technical Details
|Auto Focus Technology
|face detection
|Autofocus Points
|Continuous Shooting Speed
|3 fps
|Display Size
|3 inches
|Expanded ISO Maximum
|Expanded ISO Minimum
|External Memory Included
|Flash Memory Type
|Flash Sync Speed
|Flash Type
|Built-in flash
|Focus Type
|Automatic with Manual
|Image Stabilization
|Image types
|Included Components
|Panasonic Lumix DMC-G1K 13.1 Megapixels Digital
|Item Dimensions
|4.88 x 3.29 x 1.78 inches
|Item Display Weight
|13.6 ounces
|Item Weight
|0.01 pounds
|Lens Type
|Lithium Battery Weight
|4 ounces
|Maximum Aperture Range
|Maximum Focal Length
|45 mm
|Minimum Focal Length
|14 mm
|Optical Sensor Resolution
|Optical Sensor Size
|13.0 x 17.3mm
|Optical Sensor Technology
|Optical Zoom
|Photo Sensor Technology
|Shipping Weight
|4.15 pounds
|Video Capture Format
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|Water Resistance Level
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Product Description
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From the Manufacturer
With the G1, Panasonic has developed an entirely new-concept digital camera that takes even greater advantage of the compactness and light weight inherent in the Four Thirds System Standard. By increasing the number of electrical contacts between camera body and lens, Panasonic has also increased camera expandability and maximized the future potential of the G1, including compatibility with future features. In addition, the versatile G1 accepts not only Micro Four Thirds System interchangeable lenses, but also conventional Four Thirds System lenses (when an optional adapter is mounted). This means that users can continue to use Four Thirds lenses they already own.
The G1 is the world's first camera to employ the new Micro Four Thirds System standard. Together with an innovative mirror-less structure that also dramatically downsizes the camera body, the LUMIX G Micro System achieves a dramatic portability and ease of use by an adoption of electronic Full-time Live View Finder instead of conventional optical viewfinder. Despite the G1's ultra-compact design, it comes fully equipped with features that assure outstanding ease of use, made possible by the contrast AF system. The G1 also boasts iA (Intelligent Auto) mode, a feature that took the world by storm in Lumix digital compact cameras. iA mode brings together a full range of functions - led by AF Tracking , Face Detection, Intelligent ISO Control and Intelligent Exposure - that together let users take strikingly beautiful photos with maximum ease every time they shoot. The G1 breaks new ground in styling too, overturning SLR camera conventions by giving users a variety of body colors to choose from. For people who have been hesitant about moving up to an SLR camera, the G1 is a perfect fit. It is a small, sophisticated, easy-to-use camera that will greatly expand any user's photographic capabilities.
The G1's Live MOS sensor gives users the benefits of Full-time Live View both when viewing the Free-Angle LCD and when looking through the viewfinder. Other new conveniences made possible by the contrast AF include 1-area-focusing, AF Tracking, and a preview functions that show the photographer how changing the shutter speed (and other settings) will affect the photograph. The large 3.0-inch free-angle LCD, with its 100 percent field of view and sharp 460,000-dot resolution, lets the photographer check even fine details when composing an image or viewing a shot just taken.
Behind the G1's exceptional image quality is a 4/3-type 12.1-megapixel Live MOS sensor that boasts a wide dynamic range and low power consumption, plus Panasonic's new Venus Engine HD imaging processor, with its superb noise reduction performance and expandability represented by HDMI output capability. Because dust entering the body is a concern with all interchangeable lens cameras, Panasonic equipped the G1 with a Supersonic Wave Filter as part of a Dust Reduction System designed to prevent dust and other foreign matter from adhering to the image sensor.
In addition to accepting Micro Four Thirds lenses, the G1 can be fitted with a mount adapter that allows the use of standard Four Thirds lenses. This greatly expands the assortment of lenses available to users. They can choose lenses from a variety of manufacturers and in a variety of combinations, for virtually unlimited photographic capabilities. A wide range of special accessories is available too. The G1 also is equipped with a mini HDMI output terminal for easy connection with other AV devices. With features like these, the G1 gives users a host of photographic and entertainment possibilities to explore.
The stylish Lumix DMC-G1 is an entirely new kind of digital camera with an unprecedented feature set. Especially for people who have never before used an interchangeable lens camera, and for those who have tried one but didn't find it comfortable, the easy-to-use G1 can open the door to a world of fun, beauty and unlimited creative possibilities.
Panasonic Lumix DMC-G1 Highlights
Ultra compact Digital Interchangeable Lens Camera: Made Possible by the Micro Four Thirds System Standard
With the G1, Panasonic introduces an innovative mirror-less structure that dramatically downsizes the camera body. The G1 is far more compact than conventional SLR camera on the market, thanks in large part to the Micro Four Thirds System, a new standard for interchangeable lens cameras. This new system has made it possible to reduce the flange back distance (between the mount and the image sensor) to approx. 20 mm--half the 40 mm specified in the Four Thirds System. The outside diameter of the mount is also reduced, by about 6 mm.
The Micro Four Thirds System makes it possible to downsize not only the camera body, but the lenses too--particularly wide-angle lenses and high-power zoom lenses--while maintaining the superior image quality characteristic of the 4/3 image sensor. The G1's ground-breaking structural design forever dispels the notion that an interchangeable lens camera has to be big and heavy--a drawback that's deterred many people from switching to an digital SLR. Even with its generous 3.0-inch LCD, the G1 is extremely compact--and there is absolutely no compromise in function or performance.
Full-time Live View and Contrast AF
With the G1 users enjoy the advantages of Full-time Live View not only when viewing the LCD, but when using the electronic viewfinder too. The G1's viewfinder system retains the outstanding viewability of an optical viewfinder and can also display information about camera settings that the user can see without taking his or her eye from the subject. This is one of the ways Full-time Live View uses digital technology to give the photographer useful new features and functions. In addition to a mirror-less structure, the G1 features a high-resolution 1,440,000-dot equivalent Live View Finder.
Both the Live View Finder and LCD provide a 100 percent field of view. This allows the user, when composing a shot, to check the framing accurately from corner to corner.
The G1 introduces a new Contrast AF function that is not only accurate and easy to use, but also very fast. Users can choose from a wide range of AF modes, including multiple-area AF with up to 23 focus areas, 1-area AF with a selectable focus area, Face Detection, and AF Tracking. In the 1-area AF mode, the AF frame size can be changed by simply turning a dial. The G1 also has a Quick AF function that begins focusing as soon as the user aims the camera--no waiting for him or her to press the shutter button halfway. This provides a quicker focusing that can help capture the subject before the crucial moment passes. Continuous AF keeps the subject in focus at all times. With the G1's many auto focus modes, there's an option that's just right for any shooting situation.
High-resolution Live View Finder and Free-angle 3-inch 3:2 460,000-dot LCD
The DMC-G1's Live View Finder has the large 1.4x (0.7x on 35mm equiv.) magnification and the 100-percent field of view as the optical viewfinders on high-end digital SLR cameras. This, plus the 1,440,000-dot equivalent resolution, makes it easy to shoot the exact image the camera sees. Surprisingly, when you look into the viewfinder, a sensor automatically turns the Live View Finder on and the LCD off. You enjoy smoother, easier shooting without having to switch the setting of display.
Great Photography Is Not Only from Professional Photographers Anymore--Intelligent Auto Mode
When you don't know which mode will give you the best shooting results, or when a sudden photo opportunity pops up and you don't have time to make any settings, simply choose iA (Intelligent Auto) mode and let the camera do it all for you. This advanced mode includes MEGA O.I.S. to detect hand-shake, Intelligent ISO Control to detect subject movement, Face Detection to detect faces in the frame, Intelligent Scene Selector to detect scene conditions, Light Detection to detect the brightness level, and AF Tracking to continually track a moving subject and keep it in focus. These six functions work automatically and simultaneously in iA Mode to optimize your settings, making it easier than ever to take beautiful photos every time.
Shake Detection--MEGA O.I.S.(Optical Image Stabilizer) MEGA O.I.S., implemented in the lens, compensates for the blurring caused by hand-shake. Even slight hand-shake movement is accurately detected by a sampling frequency of 4,000 times per second, and compensated to produce sharp, clear images. It also works for zoom shots and macro shots, which are especially susceptible to hand-shake, and lets you shoot in dimly lit rooms or evening illumination, without a flash, to preserve the mood.
Motion Detection--Intelligent ISO Control The Intelligent ISO Control function detects subject movement and automatically adjusts the ISO setting and shutter speed to best suit the movement and light conditions. When it detects subject motion, it automatically raises the ISO setting and increases the shutter speed to prevent motion blur. On the other hand, when the subject is still and no movement is detected, it takes beautifully natural photos with a low ISO setting. Intelligent ISO Control gives you stunning images with ease because there is no need for complicated settings.
Light Detection--Intelligent Exposure The Intelligent Exposure function increases the exposure only in under-exposed areas by detecting the brightness level part-by-part in the picture. If the background includes the sky, which tends to be easily washed out, the camera automatically adjusts the aperture and shutter speed to keep the setting slightly under-exposed to prevent wash-out while brightening the darkened area by increasing the ISO only in that area. If the background of an indoor portrait receives insufficient lighting from a flash and becomes dark, the ISO sensitivity is raised in only the low-lit area to make it brighter without causing graininess in the subject's face. When Intelligent Exposure is turned on, the icon changes from white to yellow. In addition, you can adjust the effect in three levels in normal shooting mode: high, normal, and low.
Scene Detection - Intelligent Scene Selector When the camera's in iA (Intelligent Auto) Mode, the Intelligent Scene Selector automatically sets the Scene Mode to either Scenery, Portrait, Close-up, Night Portrait or Night Scenery. The camera judges it from the various detection results such as focusing distance, inclusion of human face and brightness level of the circumstance. You are free from annoying settings every time scene changes when taking pictures with these most frequently used Scene Modes to get beautiful results even before you know it.
Subject Detection--AF Tracking Simply focus on your subject, then press the shutter button to activate AF Tracking. Even when you remove your finger from the shutter button, the camera continues to automatically keep your moving subject in focus. This keeps the focus sharp and blur-free when shooting active children or pets, as well as when capturing sports scenes or subjects in a moving object. It minimizes the shutter time lag so you won't miss those spur-of-the-moment shots, and helps to give you truly beautiful photos always.
The user can activate all of these useful, convenient shooting-assist functions by simply selecting iA mode. This makes the DMC-G1 the ultimate, super-versatile automatic camera for capturing clear, beautiful, mistake-free photos with ease despite its high quality image rendering capability as a system camera.
A Host of Creative Options
My Color Mode is a special option that gives free rein to the user's creativity. In My Color mode you can freely adjust the color, brightness and saturation parameters, while checking the Full-time Live View image to see how those adjustments affect the picture. This makes it easier and more fun to create interesting, expressive images. Adjust the settings that best suit the shooting conditions and your expressive intent, and then enjoy your own photography.
Furthermore, the DMC-G1 provides options of picture taste with the function called Film Mode. Each analog film has its characteristics such as with color, contrast, gradation and which affects on the outcome of the picture, in other words, it is one of the ways of expression. With the DMC-G1, the Film Mode allows you to choose the one that takes the best advantage of the scene or the subject you take out of a total of nine film modes including Standard, Dynamic, Nature, Smooth, Nostalgic, Vibrant, Standard B/W, Dynamic B/W and Smooth B/W, with capability of fine adjustment of contrast, sharpness, saturation and noise reduction. Users can also shoot the same scene in 3 different films using the new Multi Film mode. All these settings can be confirmed before you take the picture and the result is always as you intended.
The Full-time Live View lets the users check the outcome image in advance after adjusting the shutter speed, aperture or white balance. The white balance can be adjusted in the area of two-axis of coordinates precisely. And also the white balance bracket in 3 pictures either along with A(amber)-B(Blue) axis or G(Green)-M(Magenta) axis is now available for G1.
High Image Quality as an Interchangeable Lens System Camera The 4/3-type 12.1-megapixel Live MOS sensor featured in the DMC-G1 offers the best of both worlds--the superior image quality of a CCD sensor, and the lower power consumption of a CMOS sensor. New technology that makes it possible to read 4 channels of data simultaneously also helps the G1 deliver 60 frames-per-second Full-time Live View images, while faithfully reproducing high-resolution images with fine detail and rich gradation.
For the image processing LSI, the new Venus Engine HD features exceptionally advanced signal processing capabilities. This sophisticated LSI separates chromatic noise from luminance noise and applies the optimal noise reduction to each, so you capture clear and beautiful images even when shooting at high ISO sensitivity levels. The Venus Engine HD also provides independent gradation control for each of the R, G and B colors, so even delicate color nuances are reproduced faithfully. Linking smoothly with the Live MOS sensor, the Venus Engine HD records stunning high-resolution 12-megapixel images with exceptional accuracy. Signals containing a large amount of image data are sent from the Live MOS sensor to the high-resolution Live View Finder, resulting in the 1.44 million-dot equivalent sharp clear images at 60 fps. The Venus Engine HD also supports an extensive range of functions, including HDMI output.
If dust or other foreign matter gets inside the camera when you're changing lenses, it could cling to the image sensor and show up as a spot in your photos. The Dust Reduction System in the LUMIX DMC-G1 helps eliminate this possibility by placing a supersonic wave filter in front of the Live MOS sensor. Vibrating around 50,000 times per second, the filter repels dust and other particles.
Superb Expandability for More Fun
The DMC-G1 and LUMIX G Micro System is compatible with any interchangeable lens that complies with the Four Thirds Standard. This gives you access to the entire range of Four Thirds lenses. And a stream of new Micro Four Thirds lenses will be announced in the future, giving you a large, diverse line of high-performance lenses to add to your photographic toolbox. With the LUMIX G Micro System and the growing assortment of lenses becoming available, your expressive possibilities are unlimited. The DMC-G1 is a system camera with a wide variety of options to choose from to match your shooting situations and style.
High-Definition Networking
The G1 has an HDMI output terminal. When the G1 is connected to an HDMI-compatible TV via an HDMI mini cable (purchased separately), the user can easily enjoy a slideshow of photos taken with the G1. When the G1 is connected to a VIERA TV that has VIERA Link capability, the TV's remote control unit can be used to run the slideshow.
Other Convenient Features
When using the G1 in manual focus mode, the frame will automatically enlarge by around 5x or 10x (magnification can be altered by the front dial) for easy viewing in the Live View Finder or high-resolution LCD with Manual Assist function. This lets the user frame the shot with greater ease and accuracy. The movable guide lines make it easy to check the horizontal and vertical positioning of the subject and scene, no matter how the shot is being composed.
The Quick Menu has further evolved as an interface in the G1. The newly enhanced menu screen makes it easier to use the G1's advanced functions, while simply rotating the turn-and-push device (front dial) lets the user select and enter settings with a single finger, without having to look away from the viewfinder. Most settings can be made in this way. The new My Menu tab automatically stores the five most recently used menu items, for quick, easy retrieval. The custom setting function can also be used to register a shortcut for a frequently used function; the function can then be activated by pressing the Down button of the cursor key. The color of the LCD information display screen can be changed in three colors. These features make the G1 easier to operate while also giving the user a way to customize his or her camera.
About the Lumix G Micro System
Panasonic is pleased to announce a brand-new digital interchangeable lens camera system--the LUMIX G Micro System. It is based on the new Micro Four Thirds System standard that greatly reduces camera size and weight to further enhance the inherent advantages of the original Four Thirds System standard for digital interchangeable lens cameras.
The world market for digital interchangeable lens cameras continues to grow at a steady pace, yet there is a widespread notion that digital SLR cameras are large, heavy and hard to use resulting in a preference for compact cameras. Panasonic has now made it possible to develop digital interchangeable lens camera that comply with the new Micro Four Thirds System standard and feature greater compactness and lighter weight, based on a concept of further extending the possibilities of the Four Thirds System standard. The new Micro Four Thirds System products will join today's Four Thirds System products to provide customers with even higher levels of performance in a digital interchangeable lens camera.
The features that clearly set the Micro Four Thirds System standard apart from the Four Thirds System standard: approx. 50 percent shorter flange back distance (mount-to-sensor distance), approx. 6mm smaller lens mount outer diameter and electrical contacts in mount increased from 9 to 11. In essence, not only the camera unit but also the Micro Four Thirds lenses are smaller, and this is particularly true for the wide-angle and high-power zoom lenses. The number of electrical contacts between the lens and the camera body is also increased in the new Micro Four Thirds System, to allow a variety of new features and system functions in future models. The Micro Four Thirds System will also allow users to continue using their present Four Thirds System lenses on Micro Four Thirds System bodies by adding a mount adapter. Together with an innovative mirror-less structure that also dramatically downsizes the camera body, the LUMIX G Micro System achieves a dramatic portability and ease of use by an adoption of electronic Full-time Live View Finder instead of conventional optical viewfinder.
Combining superb image quality and unprecedented mobility, LUMIX G Micro System will change the way you see the world around you, and the role that photography plays in your life. Panasonic is committed to creating a new photographic culture by introducing innovative, high-performance cameras and lenses for this new generation standard.
What's in the Box
Panasonic Lumix DMC-G1 body, Lumix G Vario 14 - 45 mm F3.5 - F5.6 ASPH.Mega OIS lens, BLB13PP Lithium-Ion battery pack, DE-A49B battery charger, AC cable, Video cable, USB connection cable, Software CD, Strap, Lens hood, Lens cap, Lens rear cap, Lens storage bag, Body cap, Manuals
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As a professional photographer I was intrigued with the electronic viewfinder, and also the light weight and compact size, and figured it would be a great gift for my girlfriend. I received the camera about 1 week after the US release. Until now it have worked flawlessly, the battery last well through a day with power to spare. To be clear, I am not talking a studio work day, but my girlfriend putting 300 frames on the camera in a day.
We already own 4:3 cameras and she picked it up and worked with it instantly, no learning curve required. The camera is well laid out and controls are positioned where you would expect to find them.
Electronic Viewfinder.
The most unusual part of the camera is the EVF (Electronic View Finder) which instead of a optical system literally have a display, but unlike typical "super zoom" EVF cameras which have a low-rez viewfinder, this camera have a HD viewfinder, this means you can actually see what is in focus in the image, the screen also have a very quick refresh, so you do not have the feeling of waiting for the screen. (unlike previous EVF cameras you can exchange lenses on the G1)
I originally questioned the EVF system concept for a SLR, but once I got the camera in hand the viewfinder have proved to work very well. Panasonic have developed this technology to a point where this camera is possible and very functional.
Panasonic is launching this camera with 2 lenses and more to come, for years Panasonic have received design help from Leica, and this show in the quality of the lenses, the standard kit lens is a great lens.
Olympus created the 4:3 system, Panasonic is a partner in this system.Read more ›
The EVF on the G1 is the first that I've seen that is remotely usable. While not as good as the OVF in my 5D, it is considerably better than the OVF in my older 350D. The first look through the EVF will impress anyone who hasn't used a Full-Frame camera before. While there is a noticeable lag (particularly when moving the camera around...a delay of a 10th of a second maybe), the fact that you can see a live histogram in the VF makes the lag completely worthwhile. Even better, the VF can increase the gain of the screen in darker conditions so you can actually see what you are shooting (it does get grainy, but it is better than seeing nothing at all). Finally, when you engage Manual Focus, the view in the EVF zooms in on your subject automatically which allows for perfect manual focus adjustments every time!! Without a doubt, this is the best interchangeable lens camera on the market if you are interested in manually focusing.
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The Orioles lead the AL East by five games over Toronto and the New York Yankees. It was the AL-best 35th road victory for Baltimore, which has won six consecutive series, extending a season-best streak.
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Peralta (14-6) struck out a career-high nine in 6 2-3 innings. He gave up one run and seven hits while improving to 10-1 with a 4.06 ERA in his last 12 starts.
Francisco Rodriguez pitched the ninth for his 34th save.
Jake Peavy (0-3) allowed three runs and nine hits in 5 2-3 innings for San Francisco. The veteran right-hander is 0-12 in 18 outings since winning at Toronto while with Boston on April 25.
Milwaukee jumped in front with two runs in the sixth. Khris Davis doubled in Aramis Ramirez, and Mark Reynolds had a sacrifice fly.
ST. LOUIS -- Adam Wainwright pitched seven innings for his 14th win, matching Milwaukee's Wily Peralta for the major league lead, and rookie Kolten Wong homered twice for St. Louis.
Jhonny Peralta's two-run double keyed a three-run first off Brandon Workman (1-5) and Wong had his first multihomer game. The Cardinals took two of three from their stripped-down opponents, who beat them in the World Series last fall but are in last place in the AL East.
Wainwright (14-6) allowed two runs and seven hits. Pat Neshek got three outs for his third save.
Mike Napoli and Christian Vasquez each drove in a run for Boston in the third.
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Harper's shot to left against Carlos Torres (5-5) was only the fourth homer of an injury-plagued season for the 2012 NL Rookie of the Year.
The teams used a total of 15 pitchers, eight by New York.
Washington's Craig Stammen (2-4) gave up one hit in three innings for the win.
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Marlins reliever Dan Jennings was hit in the head by a line drive off the bat of Jordy Mercer in the seventh. Manager Mike Redmond said Jennings had his eyes open and was responding to questions as he was taken to a hospital.
Jennings momentarily stumbled before going to his knees after the play. He stood up to get in a cart and held up a hand to acknowledge the crowd as he was driven off the field.
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Rookie Brian Flynn (0-1) was chased before he got an out in the fifth.
Giancarlo Stanton hit his 27th homer of the season, a two-run drive in the Miami ninth.
CINCINNATI -- Homer Bailey pitched seven innings to end his losing streak against Cleveland, and Billy Hamilton had an RBI triple and scored a run Thursday night, leading the Reds to the victory.
The Reds won three of four in the annual series, splitting two games in Cleveland and sweeping a pair at Great American Ball Park.
Bailey (9-5) had lost his last three starts against the Indians. After pitching out of trouble in the first, he settled in and allowed four hits while fanning eight. He also singled and scored.
Hamilton had a hand in two of the four runs off left-hander T.J. House (1-3), who made his 11th career start. House gave up eight hits while pitching into the seventh and remained winless on the road, falling to 0-3 in seven games.
DENVER -- Javier Baez hit two more homers and drove in four runs, leading the Cubs to the win.
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The 21-year-old Baez also homered in his debut Tuesday, hitting a game-deciding shot in the 12th inning on the day he was promoted from the minors.
Justin Morneau and Wilin Rosario had two hits apiece for the Rockies (45-69), who have lost six of seven. Rookie Yohan Flande (0-4) gave up four runs and seven hits in six innings.
The Cubs (49-64) closed out a six-game trip by taking two of three in the series between last-place teams.
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Chris Carter hit two homers and drove in four runs for Houston, which lost its eighth straight in Philadelphia.
Carlos Ruiz and Ben Revere each had two hits as the Phillies completed a three-game sweep.
Mario Hollands (2-1) pitched two scoreless innings and Jonathan Papelbon worked the ninth for his 27th save in 30 chances.
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Ditto, but it was a smart move on their part to draw people like us to pay $130 for single day Saturday & Sunday tickets instead of just $65 for a single day Saturday.
Hopefully Violent Femmes are early enough in the day that the crowd isn't too obnoxious. That's a greater likelihood than the "and more" offerings being in that vein.
Would be terrific if "and more" included the Horrors and/or Courtney Barnett and/or Jagwar Ma and/or Twin Shadow, though.
Horrors announced their tour today. It starts 2 weeks later in San Diego.
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Marlo, just as a warning, it will most likely be very hot, as in 90-100 degree weather during the day. We're not out of the woods for heat until late October. There is a chance the weather could be nice, but one can't count on it.
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seriously when is Deo-D not a good addition to a team
despite the fact that last CTP Deo-D was the main reason why our results were skewed, I think throwing it in early brings two positive traits to this event:
1. Team 2 will be able to be diverse. As I said, Deo-D can fit in nearly any team, carrying support and a fast taunt as well as impenitrable defenses. It has hazards, which forces team 1 to use a slot for spinning/bouncing, which we can exploit due to the fact that they will resort to one of the few viable spinners in OU. Taunt is fun; it blocks setup and gives team 2 a way to beat defensive/stall.
2. We prepare for Deo-D. Right now, it's a huge threat in the meta- sitting up there amongst Terrakion, Politoed, and used-to-be-Genesect. No teams should ever be made without a conscious defense against Deoxys-D (as shown from our previous CTP) so throwing it in there and getting ideas flowing early is best.
Turtle Soup's Deoxys-D
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ganj4lF's Substitute Heatran
Everything has been said.
I don't like so much Deoxys-D but seems like there is no other choice.
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As much as I like the Sub Heatran set, I think it is a little too specialised for dealing with Kyurem-B. I just feel as if it won't provide enough support for Team 2 as a whole, and is basically encouraging a passive team building route from the beginning, which in my opinion we shouldn't aim for. Whilst Deoxys-D doesn't counter Kyurem-B directly, it makes life as difficult as possible for it, putting Team 1 in a situation that necessitates a good Rapid Spin user. Team 2 can quite easily take advantage of this by forcing Team 1 on the defensive.
Turtle Soup
While Heatran is good, I feel that in general, Deoxys-D puts Team 1 under greater pressure as Team 2 can limit their options, forcing them to run a spinner or a magic bouncer. I also find Deo-D to be a better starting point for Team 2 than Heatran, which slightly limits the number of options we have (for instance, Rain becomes an much less attractive option if we start building our team with Heatran).
Substitute Cobalion:
Cobalion is so weak that, although it may deal with Cube, Team 1 won't even have to try to counter it. Anything they may ever want to choose will probably at least check Cobalion.
SD Scizor:
Cool set. Sadly, without Super Power, there are a lot of major threats (Keldeo and Heatran off the top of my head) that can safely switch-in. Plus it makes the choice of U-Turn over Bug Bite not as efficient as it would be. DTail spam + Hazards reduces it's effectiveness in countering Cube. It's a good choice but there are arguably better ones.
SubCM Jirachi:
Kind of in the same boat as Scizor. It does a better job of dealing with Cube but its low damage output and limited coverage can make it easy set up fodder for some mons (like Thundy-T as Remedy pointed out). Another worthwhile choice but not the one I'm going to pick.
CB Haxorus:
Haxy has dropped in usefulness in BW2, especially CB Haxy in a stall starved metagame. It's even worse in this project where Stall teams are heavily discouraged (and for good reason). On top of that, it can't switch-in on Cube and, even if it does come in safely, it still needs Cube to have taken SR damage to take it out from behind a Sub.
Substitute Heatran:
ganj4lF explained the flaws of this set in countering Cube plus it's easy set up fodder for Keldeo. (and probably some other stuff, too)
Rhyperior: Sure it can check Cube but, like Cobalion, Team 1 won't feel any pressure while choosing it's picks since it's general usefulness stops at SR.
Cloyster: I like Cloyster in general but I don't think it's a worthwhile pick here. It can't set up on the little bit of Team 1 that is already there and doesn't even reliably check the Pokemon we are supposed to be countering. Maybe Team 1's latter picks will give it some worth but right now it's just a wasted slot and wasted opportunity.
Forretress: It's my set so....
ganj4lF's Substitute Heatran: I'm going to vote for this set. It can easily switch in on Cube and get a free Substitute while the faster Roar makes it impossible for it to ever sweep. Roar also messes with the OP trying to set up on it and its monstrous SpAtk makes it annoying to pop that Sub it hides behind. It can easily abuse any hazards out on the field and is the hardest Heatran for Duggy to trap and kill besides Shed Shell. (It can't switch in on any of its unless SR isn't somehow up. Roar prevents the OP from scrapping something useless and bringing Duggy to revenge. Substitute just straight up screws it over and removes any need for prediction.) It may not be putting tremendous offensive pressure like a Terrakion or Cloyster nor setting up double layers like Forry or Deo-D but it is a solid set that will definitely be a team player and a head-ache to play against.
It does carry Recover. Go edit your vote if that's enough to change your mind! Voting is closing in an hour or so.
Voting is closed! By only one preference, my Heatran manages to win over Deoxys-D! Here's the tally (as usual, entries with zero votes are omitted):
Eranu's SD Scizor: 1
ClubbingSealCub's CB Haxorus: 1
Turtle Soup's Deoxys-D: 8
ganj4lF's Substitute Heatran: 9
So this is the first pokemon of Team 2:
ganj4lF's Heatran @ Leftovers | Flash Fire
Timid | 4 HP / 252 SpA / 252 Spe
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- Roar
- Fire Blast
- Earth Power
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I would like to nominate this monster of a Pokemon:
Gyarados @ Leftovers
Trait: Intimidate
EVs: 56 HP / 240 Atk / 212 Spd
Adamant Nature
- Dragon Dance
- Waterfall
- Bounce
- Substitute
I know there's a ton of Substitute flying around already (SubHC Cube and Sub Heatran o.o), but bear with me. Gyarados is an absolute monster in OU and it's a shame people don't use it. The HP EVs render a burned Ferrothorn unable to break its Substitutes with Power Whip (team 2 might not use Will-O-Wisp and Team 1 might not use Ferrothorn, but better safe than sorry!), while the Speed EVs allow it to outspeed Tornadus-T after a single boost. Waterfall and Bounce provide deceptively good coverage, and Substitute protects Gyarados from the status it hates. Heatran and Gyarados make an excellent offensive core, with Gyarados taking out Ground- and Fighting-types and Heatran removing pesky physical walls like Skarmory. This set doesn't fare well against a well-played Kyurem-B (even a +6 Waterfall only does 56.82 - 67.18%) but it's still an absolute beast.
Keldeo @ Choice Scarf
Trait: Justified
EVs: 252 SAtk / 4 Def / 252 Spd
IVs: 2 Atk / 30 Def
Timid Nature
- Secret Sword
- Hydro Pump
- Hidden Power [Ice]
- Surf
Keldeo has pretty great defensive synergy with Heatran. It resists Heatran's Water weakness (it's most common weakness) and Heatran resists Keldeo's Psychic, Flying, Grass weaknesses. There are obviously pokemon that have far better defensive synergy with Heatran than Keldeo, but most of them just don't pack the same offensive presence Keldeo does. There are a few surefire counters to this set, some are even Heatran counters too, eg. Jellicent. But the flaw with their counters, such as Jellicent, is that they're easily gotten rid of and / or trappable (Specs Gothitelle traps and 2HKOs Jellicent with Thunderbolt.) Keldeo is also probably the best revenge-killer out there atm, this really restricts Team 1's choice in sweepers, as alot of the most effective ones are beaten by Keldeo. Keldeo also helps take out Kyurem-B and it's an overall great choice for a member of this team.
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Breloom @ Life Orb
Trait: Technician
EVs: 252 Spd / 252 Atk / 4 HP
Jolly Nature
- Low Sweep
- Mach Punch
- Bullet Seed
- Spore
In terms of synergy, Breloom resists Water- and Ground-type moves aimed at Heatran, while Heatran can take the Flying-, Psychic-, Ice-, and Fire-type aimed at Breloom. It also relieves some pressure on Heatran in terms of dealing with Kyurem-B, since Kyu will not enjoy switching in on a move bar Bullet Seed, which doesn't matter too much since we outspeed regardless. Technician Mach Punch will dent a lot of pokemon, especially with that base 130 Attack, while Bullet Seed is rather strong thanks to the BW buff and Technician. Low Speed is there to hit things on the switch and slow them down, possibly allowing Breloom to outspeed and go for a possible 2HKO. Spore is there because Spore is rather crippling, especially due to the BW sleep mechanics. Finally, Heatran can deal with some of Brelooms counters, most notably Skarmory, and puts some restriction as to what pokemon they should choose.
If Deoxys-D would have been the first Poke on team 2 I would have suggested Scarf Terrakion next, however he's probably not the best partner for Heatran. Maybe Sash Terrakion would be work cause he brings both offensive presence and Stealth Rock, however he would loose the aspect of surprise. Also considering Scizor since he also will make Cube weep and has nice synergy with Heatran, I'll think about it and suggest something later.
One the stuff already suggested:
Gyarados - I don't see the point of it in this stage, he does nothing against Cube and just opens up a bunch of weaknesses to be exploited.
Keldeo - I like this one, not much to say.
Breloom - Not bad, but not that great either this early on imo, can be countered somewhat easily.
This is an amazing little gem that I have used to great success on both stall teams and offensive teams, alike.
Gyarados @ Leftovers
Trait: Intimidate
EVs: 248 HP / 252 Atk / 8 Spd
Adamant Nature
~ Substitute
~ Thunder Wave
~ Waterfall
~ Stone Edge
Listen up--this thing is an absolute behemoth. Whether it's spreading paralysis or just outright walling threats such as Keldeo, Politoed, and Heatran, it's a great defensive support set. It resists the STAB attacks of several premier Pokemon, including the aforementioned Keldeo, Infernape, and Scizor, crippling all of them. With Intimidate, it can screw with most physical attackers, set up a substitute, paralyze the switch-in, and then go to work. With Waterfall and Stone Edge, this set is only resisted by Keldeo--who hates paralysis--Toxicroak, Breloom (who you can break through with a few Waterfalls), Empoleon (who also hates paralysis), and Ferrothorn (off the top of my head). With Waterfall's 20% flinch rate and Thunder Wave's paralysis, you can actually set up a bit of parahax, as well. Substitute prevents toxic from standard Politoed, burns from Rotom-W switch-ins, sleep from Breloom switch-ins, and Trick, which would otherwise screw with this set. It has great synergy with Heatran and spreads paralysis to aid in its unfortunate speed.
The given EVs give Gyarados tremendous bulk while allowing it to switch into Stealth Rock as many times as possible, maximum attack to do its damage, and a few speed EVs to set up a substitute other Gyarados (and there's nothing else that 8 EVs really help with more than speed). The substitutes simply do not want to break--they can take Fire Blasts from Heatran, Scalds/Hydro Pumps from Starmie, Politoed, Suicune, Milotic, Jellicent, and other bulky waters, and even Close Combats or some other neutral attacks, giving you plenty of time to recover HP and spread more paralysis. Most offensive threats that could break through and take a Waterfall or Stone Edge cannot afford to be paralyzed.
The important thing to note is that this set really screws with opposing weather as well. If your opponent is using rain, it powers up your own Waterfall while STILL not allowing opposing Scalds/Surfs to break your substitutes. With a boosted Waterfall, it makes you that much more threatening, especially with parahax on your side a good ~40% of the time. It also allows you to recover with Leftovers after using Substitute. All Politoed can really do is use Hidden Power Electric--which none run--or Perish Song, which still allows you to paralyze something, get a hit in, recover some HP from your substitute for 2 turns, and switch out. Toxic and Hypnosis and Scald are all blocked by Subs. Opposing sun teams, while weakening Waterfall, typically hate Stone Edge, and most of the offensive theats on sun teams have issues breaking Gyarados' substitute without risking paralysis to their potent sweepers. Ninetails can outrun you with Toxic / Hypnosis, however, so keep that in mind. But it can't switch in to anything on this set mid-game. Opposing sand, while negating Leftovers recovery, typically hates Waterfalls, and Tyranitar / Hippowdon / Terrakion / Landorus / Gliscor all are screwed with a combination of substitute, paralysis, and Waterfall. Landorus-T U-turns can't break your substitute, especially after Intimidate, and you can stall out Tyranitar's Stone Edge with a combination of 80% accuracy and substitute if absolutely necessary. Most steel types can't stand paralysis either.
I highly recommend this set, especially for Team 2. As far as Kyurem-B goes, Stone Edge murders it and at least breaks its substitute, not minding Dragon Tail. Intimidate also minimizes Dragon Tail's damage. And should Kyurem get cocky and not use substitute, a Thunder Wave will go a long way to ending its shenanigans.
Seeing the SubDD Gyarados nominaton, I feel this has to be said -
Team 1's plan is rather obvious - Shuffler Kyu-B is not a mon you can slap onto a team and have success with (at least from my experience) so T1 will most likely pick 'mons that can help him "shuffle-sweep" a team - be it by phazing, preventing set up or taking its checks out.
Team 2 has to keep this in mind; and thus select mons accordingly. Ideally, the final product should follow these tow rules:
- Make sure every pick has a way of hurting Cube. This is probably the most important one - if a mon gets shuffled in and has to switch out because it can't break Cube's sub, that's a free turn for cube, which isn't good!
- Have a way around hazards. Spinners, bounce, fast taunts and such all will help reducing Cube's potential damage output.
I'm still thinking of a good nomination, so maybe I'll post one tomorrow.
While this does look like an interesting set for normal metagame it doesn't really work as is for this team. There are 3 problems with this Gyrados vs Kyurem-B: it's slower, SE only does max of 56% (for you math majors that's no damage taken after roost and lefties) and SE's meager 8 pp. Since Kyurem-B is faster than this set it can Roost/Sub stall your SE PP very easily.
If you make Gyrados instead Jolly with 88 Speed EVs it now outspeeds but SE now only does a max of 52% so unless you are really fishing for a crit then this won't work. The final change that absolutely needs to happen for this set to be viable is Taunt > Thunder Wave . This let's it potentially come in on Kyurem-B, get an intimidate off and Taunt to at least neuter Kyurem-B's staying power.
Having Taunt also lets Gyrados stop potential hazard setters from laying SR and spikes because we all know Team 1 will love having them down with Kyurem-B in the wings.
There is still a major flaw with this Gyrados though: Jolly and the 88 Speed EVs neuter either it's offense or bulk (or both slightly). If we keep the bulk we have a rather good chance that Gyra's Sub can take a -1 Atk D-tail but then SE does even less damage since we nerfed the Atk (though taunted Kyurem-B can't heal). If we keep the attack then Gyra's Sub can no longer take a D-tail with Kyurem-B at -1 Atk (at least not as reliably, see calcs) but it becomes more threatening to Kyurem-B and the other potential members of the team.
Just giving my two cents. I rather of like this poke though. Just needs some refining. Note: Kyurem-B already behind a sub is much more of a problem since intimidate won't work and Gyra hates taking SR and D-tail damage so it's not a very good check regardless. With proper prediction it can work well though.
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Full Bulk Gyra
-1 0 Atk Kyurem-B Dragon Tail vs. 252 HP / 0 Def Gyarados: 84-100 (21.31 - 25.38%) -- possible 5HKO
168 Atk Gyarados Stone Edge vs. 252 HP / 64 Def Kyurem-B: 188-222 (41.4 - 48.89%) -- guaranteed 3HKO
Full Offensive Gyra
-1 0 Atk Kyurem-B Dragon Tail vs. 168 HP / 0 Def Gyarados: 84-100 (22.52 - 26.8%) -- possible 5HKO
252 Atk Gyarados Stone Edge vs. 252 HP / 64 Def Kyurem-B: 200-236 (44.05 - 51.98%) -- 13.28% chance to 2HKO
Why team 2 really needs to predict (i.e. D-tail + SR)
0 Atk Kyurem-B Dragon Tail vs. 252 HP / 0 Def Gyarados: 126-148 (31.97 - 37.56%) -- guaranteed 3HKO after Stealth Rock
+1 0 Atk Kyurem-B Dragon Tail vs. 252 HP / 0 Def Gyarados: 187-222 (47.46 - 56.34%) -- guaranteed 2HKO after Stealth Rock
Full Bulk Gyra
-1 0 Atk Kyurem-B Dragon Tail vs. 252 HP / 0 Def Gyarados: 84-100 (21.31 - 25.38%) -- possible 5HKO
168 Atk Gyarados Stone Edge vs. 252 HP / 64 Def Kyurem-B: 188-222 (41.4 - 48.89%) -- guaranteed 3HKO
Full Offensive Gyra
-1 0 Atk Kyurem-B Dragon Tail vs. 168 HP / 0 Def Gyarados: 84-100 (22.52 - 26.8%) -- possible 5HKO
252 Atk Gyarados Stone Edge vs. 252 HP / 64 Def Kyurem-B: 200-236 (44.05 - 51.98%) -- 13.28% chance to 2HKO
Why team 2 really needs to predict (i.e. D-tail + SR)
0 Atk Kyurem-B Dragon Tail vs. 252 HP / 0 Def Gyarados: 126-148 (31.97 - 37.56%) -- guaranteed 3HKO after Stealth Rock
+1 0 Atk Kyurem-B Dragon Tail vs. 252 HP / 0 Def Gyarados: 187-222 (47.46 - 56.34%) -- guaranteed 2HKO after Stealth Rock
Interesting points. The thing, is, though, that if Kyurem-B is trying to stall out your Stone Edge PP by constantly Roosting, all you have to do is Thunder Wave... and its game over. Kyurem-B can't risk Substitute/Roost stalling of your Stone Edge PP, as if it's not behind a Substitute, one swift Thunder Wave will end its tirade.
Based on your analysis, let's imagine a scenario--a worst case scenario for Gyarados, in fact, where Stealth Rock is up, and Kyurem-B gets a substitute up to avoid Intimidate:
Scenario 1:
- Kyurem-B sets up substitute on a forced switch.
- Gyarados switches in and takes SR damage, sits at 81% from Leftovers recovery.
- You break the substitute with Stone Edge.
- Kyurem-B dragon tails you out.
Result: Kyurem-B has no substitute, a maximum of 87% health, Gyarados sits in the wings with around 65% health.
Scenario 2:
- Kyurem-B sets up substitute on a forced switch.
- Gyarados switches in and takes SR damage, sits at 81% from Leftovers recovery.
- Kyurem-B uses Hone Claws.
- You break the substitute with Stone Edge.
- Kyurem-B uses Substitute.
- Stone Edge.
- Substitute.
- Stone Edge.
- Substitute.
- Stone Edge.
Result: By this point, Kyurem-B has to hope for a Stone Edge miss, otherwise it's drained it's HP for absolutely nothing. It no longer has enough HP to Sub. So, you can either go for the kill with Stone Edge as it Roosts / switches out, or you can go for the Thunder Wave as it Roosts / Switches out. Either way, its been pretty much fought off and / or crippled.
Scenario 3:
- Kyurem-B sets up substitute on a forced switch.
- Gyarados switches in and takes SR damage, sits at 81% from Leftovers recovery.
- Kyurem-B uses Hone Claws.
- You break the substitute with Stone Edge.
- Kyurem-B uses Substitute.
- Stone Edge.
- Roost.
- Stone Edge.
- Substitute.
- Stone Edge.
- Roost
- Thunder Wave
Result: If Kyurem-B tries to alternate with Subs/Roost to further stall out Stone Edge PP, you can predict the Roost and go for Thunder Wave, crippling it.
This isn't even considering the possibilities that:
1) You prevent / spin away Stealth Rock.
2) Something ELSE gets Dragon Tailed as it breaks Kyurem-B's sub, which forces Gyarados in when Kyurem-B doesn't have a sub up, gets Intimidated.
Remember, in the same vein that Kyurem-B can try to stall out Stone Edge, Gyarados can set up a substitute during a predicted Roost/Substitute, as well, making Dragon Tail unable to break its substitute nearly 100% of the time. It's very feasible that you could get a Thunder Wave in at some point.
Hi guys! Glad to see this is back! I agree with ClubbingSealCub, we have to expect Team 1 to nominate hazard setters and spinblockers. I won't say anything more because I will be repeating what ClubbingSealCub said.
Btw, we are allowed to nominate and vote for both teams, right?
Your Gyrados is still slower however and while T-wave would tip the odds in your favor you're not that likely to catch Kyurem-B without a sub. Your Scenario 1 is what is almost guaranteed to happen since we already have Heatran to completely stop Kyurem (assuming it's not dead yet). Also, any other poke that can break a sub will have the same scenario 1 so this is hardly relevant. Scenario 2 and 3 both have a massive flaw: you're using at least 4 SE's. With only 80% accuracy you're at 60-80% odds to miss one SE now (depending on the count) which gives Kyurem-B either a free sub or roost. It's also much easier to predict on Kyurem-B's side since subbing on a SE just means he looses less hp and subbing on T-wave means a free sub. A misspredict or a miss (the later especially likely) and you're stalled out of SEs.
If either scenario 2 or 3 were to occur it's much safer to switch to Heatran on the predicted Sub/Roost as that way you're guaranteed a free sub against Kyurem-B. The main reason Kyurem-B can even stall you out is that it's faster. Simply making it Jolly and giving it the 88 Speed EVs like I said will make Scenario 2 and 3 never happen. Increasing the speed can let you keep up your T-wave shenanigans though I'd personally still prefer Taunt as it almost shuts down Kyurem-B.
Quick thoughts on scarf Keldeo: it's a very good Scarfer but also has a major flaw against Kyurem-B in that only one of it's moves can break a sub. If we use it to revenge kill something with any move other than Secret Sword and Kyurem-B gets a free Sub (or Roost if it was low health).
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A solid counter to Heatran is Focus Sash Dugtrio but Gyrados can deal with it given a predicted double switch (very likely as that's the only way to trap Heatran with Kyurem-B in, other than an unlucky Roar). Gothitelle can still somewhat trap Heatran and deal with Gyrados better thanks to Tbolt though.
A solid counter to Heatran is Focus Sash Dugtrio but Gyrados can deal with it given a predicted double switch (very likely as that's the only way to trap Heatran with Kyurem-B in, other than an unlucky Roar). Gothitelle can still somewhat trap Heatran and deal with Gyrados better thanks to Tbolt though.
Agreed that it's a tough prediction game and about the Stone Edge probabilit of missing, but is that such a big deal? I didn't submit Gyarados to be the ultimate Kyurem-B counter--just that it CAN hold its own against it if need be and isn't walled by it. Meanwhile, it puts a ton of pressure on the other team. As you said, Heatran already walls Kyurem-B, and what threatens Heatran will likely be threatened by Gyarados...
The problem with Gyarados is that it's is in fact weak to Stealth Rock. It is evident that a hazard war will take place this round, as no shuffler can really meet maximum potential without support. Even if we do choose for ourselves a reply to spikestacking, we can never be sure that hazards will be kept off the field. It's inability to handle Kyu-B isn't the only thing we should be considering in this still relatively early stage. I do agree with RedRascal's proposal of Taunt instead of TWave, because I'm seeing a more support oriented CTP unlike last round's offense upon offense.
With hazards still in mind, as well as support and possibly a little more offensive oomph, I think a good partner for heatran would instead be Choice Specs Latios.
Latios @ Choice Specs
Timid, levitate
4 HP / 252 SpA / 252 Spe
Draco Meteor / Psyshock / Trick / Surf
Latios seems pretty generic to use right now, once again pushing us towards the stage of 'malleability' where the team could go either offense or defense. However, generic is what we need. The Lati@s / Heatran core is pretty widely known already, so I'm sure that it will have success here. In this situation, Latios is a huge help to this team. What I think is its biggest asset is its speed, power, and Trick.
I'm sure you all know that 110 is above and beyond fast, allowing Latios to outspeed the Musketeers and most of the Therians. In this situation, Latios's speed is once again a positive factor. Outspeeding Kyurem-B is only scratching the surface of what it helps with. With Psyshock, you can defeat every single fighting in OU- since they are all outsped. You can outspeed all ground types (minus Dugtrio) and KO them with Surf. This benefits Heatran a lot- as having ground types and fighting types removed helps it fire off it's powerful STABs with a little less hesitancy. Having a inb4 check to lead Terrakion and bulky Landorus-T who are both viable SR setters for team 1 will also help with problems in the near future.
Not only is the 110 speed great but it also suits Latios's massive 130 SpA. The term 'Draco Spam' have originated from none other but yours truly. When coupled with Specs, there are few things that can survive a Draco Meteor if unresisted. It's a flat out OHKO to every Dragon there is in OU (bar Multiscale Dnite but it's a 2HKO there) Why is this useful? It not only puts pressure on team 1's current Kyurem-B, but it also forces Team 1 to be wary of Latios when selecting cleaning sweepers- as slower Dragons are now out of the question. Latios's power can be utilized to quick-kill some threat you want gone, or to quick-clean after the opponent has been beaten down.
The last ace up the sleeve is Latios's Trick. This is a handy tool that makes Deo-D and friends a not-100% counter to Latios- as being tricked specs really ruins their supporting capabilities. Latios's speed helps it be a back up shutdown to slower setup sweepers (of which there are many) It also helps grab momentum if used correctly, and can give time for a teammate to set up as well. Should Team 1 turn towards shuffling, Trick will also be a tremendously useful tool as it is a cool way to put phazing to a screeching stop- lock the opponent into Roar and then Taun / attack without worry.
Latios should be considered when choosing teammembers.
Though I like Specs Latios, the situation isn't ideal if Latios comes in when Kyurem-B is behind a Sub. Kyurem-B could take the Draco and then phaze out Latios with Dragon Tail (which 2HKOes if I am not wrong). Then we are shuffled into a Pokemon that is forced to switch, giving Cube time to Sub/Roost
Umm, where did the idea that each of our members has to counter Cube come from? We already have a hard counter in the form of Heatran. Unless they add something that could threaten the reliability of Heatran performing that job, we don't need to worry about what the rest of the team does against Cube since nothing it can do in one turn will stop Heatran from screwing it over. (Even Duggy has a stupidly hard time taking out Heatran. It has to predict the switch-in and come in at the same time or switch in without any hazards and a Sash intact)
Ginganinja already gave us the two steps we should take with our picks. We already did step one by choosing a hard counter to Cube. Now let's do step two and choose something to put Team 1 on their toes for their next pick.
Anyways, I don't have much ideas of what that should be atm. So far Keldeo looks like a solid pick but it being Choice Scarf isn't a good idea. We don't even know what we are looking to revenge kill yet. Team 1 may end up going for HP Ground Volcarona for whatever reason and then we'll be wishing we had a Scarf Terrakion instead. Personally, I like the idea of SubCM Keldeo. Most of this set's counters are defensive mons like Jellicent or Amoongus which are to be avoided in this challenge. Almost all of the rest of the Water/Fighting resists are Pursuit weak leaving Toxicroak (who needs Rain), Venusaur (who needs Sun), Gyarados and Dnite (who are weak to SR) as the only options left. On top of this, Substitute makes it harder to revenge kill Keldeo so even checking it becomes difficult.


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