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C.C. Sabathia to the Brewers; Post-Game Buffets Cower in Fear
The Brewers look poised to get Indians south-paw C.C. Sabathia for the low, low cost of Matt LaPorta (whom the Cubs skipped over in the 2007 draft in favor of Josh Vitters), pitchers Zach Jackson and Rob Bryson and a fourth player, that could end up being third basemen Taylor Green. Only one of those players was among the top ten Brewers prospects to start the season, according to Baseball America.
Adding Sabathia to the Brewers along with Prince Fielder means they're a lock to win a sumo wrestling match, the NL Central remains to be seen.
Nonetheless, an impressive shot across the bow by the Brewers and one that will undoubtedly be answered by the Cubs...we hope.
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imagine if Gallardo hadn't gotten injured. You'd possibly be looking at a Sheets/Sabathia/Gallardo/Parra rotation in a short series. As it is, the '08 Brewers remind me a lot of the '07 DBacks minus the strong bullpen. Even with the stench that is Eric Gagne and disappointment of Riske, the Brewers are still 19-8 in 1 run games(best in the ML) which of course was the '07 DBacks secret of success. And like those '07 DBacks, they have a lineup chalk full of hackers.
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they have a lineup chalk full of hackers
That would be "chock" full of hackers. Just an FYI.
(Sorry. One of my writing pet peeves.)
Big Deal...Big, Big, Big Deal
I believe at 510 pounds of fun (player weights according to Baseball-Reference.com), Fielder (250 lbs.) and Sabathia (260) would be the heaviest National League teammates since the 1994 Phillies duo of Jeff Juden (265) and Bobby Munoz (252).
I bring this up so as to distract myself from the fact that a talented division rival has just acquired the American League Cy Young winner without giving up a body on its Major League roster.
Re: Big Deal...Big, Big, Big Deal
Just checked Tom Haudricort's trade report at jsonline.com. It says the big lefty weighs in at 290 lbs.! In other words, Sabathia has chunks of guys in his stool bigger than Juden or Munoz.
That's impressive.
Re: Big Deal...Big, Big, Big Deal
Boy, throw in Kruk with Juden and Munoz and you've got yourself nearly a half ton of fun.
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Hard to believe the Indians didn't shop Sabathia around more than this. Hard to believe Shapiro settled for so little. Hard to know what kind of "answer" the Cubs can retort with.
Harden? Burnett?
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laporta is faaaaaaar from a minor addition.
he don't have the press cuz this is really his first full settled in season in-progress (in progress in AA, btw). yeah, he's a DH/1st type, but he's still got enough youth to play OF a while if needed. his arm isnt really junky, either...not awesome...not bad. laporta does project for a 30-40+HR guy who's a pretty natural hitter.
rob bryson is kinda like ceda...kinda not...but bear with me...electric stuff, but really needs to do something with his secondary. killer fastball...ordinary change and a semi-cruddy slider. he's not a guy who brings it 98mph or anything, but its a good fastball. he gets a sharper secondary pitch or refines the control of his slider/change and you got a ballplayer. he's also really f'n young.
i dunno crap about zach johnson...
Zach Johnson..
"i dunno crap about zach johnson..."
2007 Masters champion, sang Take my out to the ball game Sep 4th at Wrigley. Good old Iowa boy...
now the guy the brewers just traded, i know crap about him also...
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One factor might have been that CC intends to test the free agent market after the season.
bobby brownlie...looks like you're nearing the end of the line
yeesh...was checking out #s on bryson and johnson...decided to see what brownlie was up to since he got signed by WAS (dubois was also signed preseason and cut later by them).
you know...at least 1 of them was supposed to be an impact pitcher...it was predicted 2-3 of those guys could/would be in the rotation within 3-4 years. haggarty and clanton got injured almost immediately and never recovered. blasko got injured pretty badly and his return with the O's went horrible.
sigh. this was the cubs "coup" draft, btw. the one where the cubs walked away looking like the homecoming king. damn you 2002.
at least jones still has SOME chance...with the twins, that is.
for reference...that draft also yielded rich hill, dopirak, billy petrick, HOFFPOWER, cherry, and adam "i'm a big leaguer now...ow" greenberg.
Re: bobby brownlie...looks like you're nearing the end of the li
Browlie and the former #22 both make Sports Illustrated cover story on Tim Lincecum. The article discussed Lincecum's strange delivery that was honed by his dad, a former pitcher.
They discuss how Prior actually had poor mechanics, not the flawless mechanics everyone talked about. (They said he had his torso fully turned toward the catcher while his elbow was above his shoulder. The result is that his arm is responsible for all his velocity, unlike Lincecum, who uses the rotational forces of his delivery.)
Brownlie gets a mention as a guy who's supposed to be like Lincecum. They reference Rick Peterson, who said he almost became physically ill while watching Brownlie. He said he could predict his injuries and did.
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wow...nice article.
oddly topical, too.
Carroll and other stuff
According to Will Carroll, he "heard" a random rumbling that the Cubs were going to answer quickly to any moves the rest of the NL Central made; by the way, add another name to the list of pitchers who can throw harder than Maddux.
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@Cubnut: I'm slightly concerned about the Brewers, but I still don't think they'll make the playoffs. Sabathia will pitch like 13 more games for the Brewers and unless he goes completely Rick Sutcliffe on us, it shouldn't make the difference. Hopefully they won't sign him after this year and they'll have sacrificed a big piece of their future for a failed attempt at the playoffs.
C.C. Sabathia to the Brewers; Post-Game Buffets Cower in Fear
I still say Bowker is Balcer. I swear I saw that somewhere.
I love Pestilence's state of denial. If there is a God, the Brewers will trade for him and we'll sign him next year.
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If there is a God, the Brewers will trade for him and we'll sign him next year.
The first and second times I read this, I thought you were saying the Brewers would trade for God, then we'd sign Him next year. I got pretty excited about that.
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no worries, the cubs have club control of fontenot for a few more years.
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Ha...that's how I read it too.
allstar b/s + r.hill news
soriano to NOT play, but at aram's urging he's gonna "hang out" for the festivities.
also, dumpster wants to play...wants it bad...and has a legit excuse with it being his "bullpen/throw" day.
also there's mention of today's nice r.hill AZL start...good stuff vs. a bunch of scaled down 18-22 year olds. now get your ass back to AAA, do it there, then i'll consider whether i'm happy...heh.
This deal may get done as outlined but IT'S JUST A RUMOR
I'm not sure why the Milwaukee Journal chose to run with this online when their source can only be someone on the Milwaukee side of this deal. Cleveland is in the driver's seat, not Milwaukee. They own the rights to CC. And Cleveland GM said there was no deal Sunday night.
The definitive article on the trade so far is buried on the MiLB.COM site. Where, in the wake of the Milwaukee Journal "scoop" MLB.COM reporter Adam McAlvey writes (updated at 1:32 A.M. ET)....
"Brewers general manager Doug Melvin did not return a phone call on Sunday, and while Indians GM Mark Shapiro said the sides had made "some progress," he denied Sunday evening that a trade was in place. That ran contrary to numerous published reports, including a post on the Milwaukee Journal Sentinel's Web site, citing a Brewers source, that said a deal was done, "contingent on the paperwork being done and medical records exchanged."
Re: This deal may get done as outlined but IT'S JUST A RUMOR
they got confirmation of a deal in principle from a brew's official. that's enough for any editor to run that story.
shapiro comments are interesting.
"Milwaukee's WSSP radio reported that Triple-A Nashville left-hander Zach Jackson would go to Cleveland along with LaPorta, while the Wisconsin State Journal reported that Class A West Virginia right-hander Rob Bryson and one other player also would be included."
...also interesting.
Re: This deal may get done as outlined but IT'S JUST A RUMOR
they got confirmation of a deal in principle from a brew's official. that's enough for any editor to run that story.
Only in the age of the internet where rumor rules.
Remedial News Reporting 1 --- you must have two confirmed independent sources before you run a story.
Re: This deal may get done as outlined but IT'S JUST A RUMOR
so change the end of the italicized sentence to "from two Brew's officials" and you probably have exactly what happened.
Re: This deal may get done as outlined but IT'S JUST A RUMOR
"Remedial News Reporting 1 --- you must have two confirmed independent sources before you run a story."
that's a bit idealistic.
kinda like believing in the "3 branches of government" and "checks and ballances" are the only things pushing and enforcing laws in the nation. i mean, they do teach that in school and all.
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post-game buffet to include:
fried chicken for cc, fried* onion rings for the Prince.
(* in vegetable oil)
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Which are the real Chicago Seven?
Great historical reference...
How should we answer this
How should we answer this broadside by the Brew Crew?
Are any pitchers out there better than Marshall/Gallagher? I think Burnett might be, but I have heard Randy Wolf's name, and I am not sure that is an improvement. It's tough, because we really need a top of the rotation guy, and there aren't many out there.
Is Neal Cotts the real deal? If he is, we may not have to acquire a LOOGY. That looked like a need a month ago, but if Cotts keeps pitching like this, we can cross that one off the list.
Re: How should we answer this
this "neal cotts" guy ive been seeing recently...hmmm...well...
when did he start throwing low-mid 90s with a slider in the *mid-high* 80s? he was absolutely unreal filthy yesterday. i've never seen him throw so hard so effortlessly and im impressed he can actually get good break on a high 80s slider...
either he's been hitting some hot radar guns or he's got "something" new. he's been absolutely unreal filthy either way.
last 8 games...(starting Jun 24, BAL series)
6.2ip 5h 0bb 12k
Re: How should we answer this
Interesting thought on Cotts and his new
I was thinking that about the Cardinals and how all the players they get off trash heaps turn around and have great years or contribute.
Which is not a far stretch since LaRussa has had more pharmicists work for him than a CVS in Florida.
Re: How should we answer this
I am not sure his name has been bantered around much but I have to wonder if Aaron Cook is available? I think that is a name I can get excited about and he would come for a far cheaper price than a high profile answer to Sabathia (Bedard, Burnett)would.
Re: How should we answer this
As of last week Rockie GM said "Cookie" is untouchable.
Brewers Feelin' Good
Brewers get CC, today begin a 4-game home series against the Rockies (who are sporting a 12-31 road record), and just completed a 3 game sweep of the Pirates at home. They have to be feeling pretty good right now.
Plus, they have still played six more road games than home, and have the home/away edge vs the Cubs for their remaining series.
Thank goodness for their 6-run 9th inning meltdown against the D-Backs.
Until Sheets has his annual breakdown, they will be very tough.
Hopefully, the Cards will fade along with the Todd Wellemeyer mirage.
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I also like Aaron Cook (and Sean Lowe) gotta love power sinker pitchers in Wrigley but as long as the DBacks lead the west as a sub .500 team (Rockies are now healthy and only 7 games out), I doubt anyone there (well maybe the Padres) would be sellers.
Chris Young (he of the broken nose) anyone? Would DLee have a fit with that one? Don't know when he's due back though.
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so what kind of draft picks do the Brewers get if CC leaves as a free agent at the end of the year?
(the silent added value to this trade)
Re: so what kind of draft picks do the Brewers get if CC leaves
As if they need them. This trade didn't even dent the Brewers' AA farm team much less their system.
Huntsville put 10 players on the Southern League mid-season All-Star Team.
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Any one think about how many bunts will be laid down between CC and Fielder?
And the comedy that will ensue?
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If they bunted hotdogs, I guarantee CC would get to it first everytime.
Re: C.C. Sabathia to the Brewers; Post-Game Buffets Cower in Fea
easy now, Rick Reuschel was graceful as a butterfly...
Grounders to Fielder with Sabathia covering first will look like this:
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(sings)"Pink elephants on parade..."
(another Disney ref)
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Who is this Arrieta guy? Can I get the old one back please?
Well, this is, once again, the whole season for the Sox.
...and the Bryant RBI jinx continues in the 3rd....crap.
bryant's in the dugout filling a police report BECAUSE HE JUST GOT ROBBED.
f'n cabrerra...
chapman showing up and available tomorrow night.
i'm sure he'll be a bit hit. hope he doesn't choke. dude has a rifle for an arm. he'll add a bit of punch to the bullpen.
the 'crosstown classic' sure has lost it's magic with interleague. the excitement level is barely noticable...maybe it's a bit more hype in the city, itself.
Well he didn't leave a mark so its not that bad.
Fuck that.
He choked her.
Her brother tackled him to separate him.
He cooled off by shooting his gun in the garage.
I don't have to like him on the team I follow.
And you are others are free to not give a shit about his personal misgivings if you so choose as well.
Sure, no marks and some inconsistencies in the witness's statements. But firing your gun into garage wall immediately after an argument and punching out your car window is still threatening and out of control behavior. There was certainly enough for MLB to think it warranted a 30-game suspension.
I'd prefer they be flexible with the closing situation depending on matchups. You're not really adding a lefty reliever if you use him strictly as a closer.
Stockpiling young talent isn't only for trading for someone like Chapman though. Even with an elite closer winning the World Series is basically a crap shoot so the key is to get to the playoffs as much as possible and not just mortgage everything on one year. Once you get there an elite bullpen certainly helps but the playoffs can be won by one hitter or starting pitcher getting hot (Murphy, Molina, Baumgardner) and a closer might not be able to stop that.
I'm also not crazy about press convictions. As the police report noted, there were no marks on the lady in question. There's a TMZ link (of course) to her police pictures, as well.
I think the only way this trade goes real bad is if Cubbery intervenes and Chapman is suddenly bad for some reason.
I am right there with you closing in on 60.
I don't care that much about "mortgaging" one player who is not only blocked by two guys, but is not ready to hit the majors for at least a couple years.
There is no reason why this team, this year, can't have a real shot at something NONE of us have experienced.
Further, I don't feel that even if they fall short that they have ruined their farm system.
I have made my opinion clear here, with others, Warren was shit on the Cubs save one spot start.
Trading for Warren, Warren sucking, getting Warren back for Chapman plus 3 prospects, sounds like Revenge of The Yankees on the former Boston executive. Old rivalries never die.
I pray to the heavens above Chapman doesn't suck for some reason, or he'll be booed out of town faster than a Todd Hundley revival meeting.
I'm kind of nostalgic for the Schwarber-for-Miller rumors.
This offseason, after some ridiculous playoff run and Chapman saving every game from here until the end of the postseason striking out 27/9innings, I welcome anyone to quote this thread and call me a dummy: I hate this trade, and my hate is 2 parts Chapman makes this team less likeable and 1 part that's a ridiculous overpay for 30 regular season innings and, at tops, 10 postseason innings. Already hoping they don't extend him.
btw...Thanks AZ Phil. I'm really enjoying your take on this trade.


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This is the be-all and end-all of mushroom books! Truly an encyclopedia of mushroom facts and lore, lavishly illustrated with full-color photographs, literally everything you need to know about mushrooms, edible or not. Arora has taught mycology for close to twenty years and has hunted and photographed mushrooms across the North American continent. Threaded through the book are his wry and humorous observations and comments, making what could have been a rather dull, "just-the-facts, ma'am" reference book into a really enjoyable read. The stunning photographs of the incredible variety of fungi are fascinating and eye-opening, and while the author gives clear and factual information, the mysterious allure of mushrooms in their countless shapes, sizes and colors is only increased by this huge and delightful book. --Mark Hetts
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The one criticism I've heard about the book from the professional mycologists is that Arora did not do microscopic analysis on his specimens so as to actually prove what species it is. If you approach the book from the standpoint of this being the best book on the art and science of mushroom identification based on macroscopically observable features, you will be fine. It is Arora's expertise in this aspect of mycology and the detailed and clear descriptions of the species for identification purposes that is exceptional about this guide.
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Machine Gun Preacher
2011 Directed by Marc Forster
Hope is the greatest weapon of all
The true story of Sam Childers, a former drug-dealing biker who finds God and became a crusader for hundreds of Sudanese children who've been kidnapped and pressed into duty as soldiers.
Robbie Brenner Gerard Butler Craig Chapman Michael Corso Marc Forster Deborah Giarratana Kyle Dean Jackson Myles Nestel Bill O'Kane Louise Rosner-Meyer Gary Safady Adi Shankar Alan Siegel Spencer Silna Bradford Simpson Douglas Saylor Jr. Jillian Kugler
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Based on true events, the film tells the story of biker Sam Childers (Gerard Butler) who found God, set up an orphanage in the Sudan and became a mercenary to protect the children who were being trafficked across the region. True story or not, it's a difficult film to get into as Sam Childers is such an unlikeable guy, regardless if he's doing good work or not. His battles with his faith, his family and the LRA in Sudan become tedious, but the film isn't helped by Marc Foster's flat direction and sluggish pacing – at over two hours the film is waaaay too long. Beware, this is no Rambo film, and the 'preaching' is heavy handed and gives a confused message.
If you think Machine Gun Preacher sounds like the new mascot for the American Tea Party movement, then you aren't too far off. Telling the story of an ex-con who finds religion and decides to build an orphanage in Sudan, Machine Gun Preacher is a pretty messy film with some real highs and lows throughout its 2+ hour runtime.
As I always feel the need to do with these true story inspired films, I must point out that the message behind Machine Gun Preacher is a solid one, and taken at face value, the eponymous armed cleric has done some great things. However, as always, I'm reviewing a film, not real life, and as a film, this one pounds its…
None have probably missed by now the "Kony 2012" campaign, that went viral all across the globe little over a year ago. It made this film particularly interesting, as it's about an ex-conman who travels to Uganda to save some kids from Kony's clutches. Now the campaign per se may have been met by a lot of criticism (and rightly so, considering the scandal with Jason Russell and how they've spent people's donations), but the mission to bring down Kony and cease his crimes against humanity is very compelling nevertheless.
I just wish they would have left out all the Christian propaganda in this film. It left a bad taste in the mouth, that subtracted from the overall appeal. In…
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Marc Foster has directed some interesting movies in the past such as Kite Runner, Quantum of Solace, and Monster`s Ball, but in my opinion his best film is Finding Neverland; a movie I absolutely fell in love with; so each time Foster makes a new film I am always looking forward to what he is going to do next. His latest film, Machine Gun Preacher, was a very emotional and entertaining film. It combined a lot of action with an emotional drama that worked really well thanks to the lead performance from Gerard Butler. I enjoy these types of inspirational movies where we…
Sam Childers is practically a hero through my eyes.
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As a fan of Gerry Butler, I gave MGP a watch. The story the movie tells (based on true events) should be highly inspirational, but Butler's character is too moody, too surly and way too preachy to rally around. By movie's end, I was wishing I had just watched Olympus Has Fallen instead.
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Emotionally manipulative garbage with a suprisingly decent performance from a usually terrible Gerard Butler and some solid and raw action scenes.
I knew what I was in for, but I feel there could have been a much better film here had the direction been under someone that wasn't the guy who did Quantum of Solace. Not a great title either, I imagine a lot of people would have gone in expecting an explotation film about a crazy preacher with a penchant for machine guns. Now that, I would of loved.
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This one is a tough film to like. Whilst not only dealing with genocide it frequently repeats itself by punctuating many scenes with even worse tragedy. I mean, sometimes you only need to see child massacres once.
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Butler gives a good performance but his character is a horrid human being who turns his life around, finds God, then goes to help African children. If that's more than you think you can stomach I'd best avoid.
The subject of an extensive profile in Vanity Fair, Sam Childers is a reformed felon from Pennsylvania who simply turned his aggression in a different direction: to hunt down Joseph Kony, the leader of the Lord's Resistance Army, said to be responsible for tens of thousands of child abductions in Northern Uganda and Southern Sudan. As Childers himself put it, 'in 1992 I found God, in 1998 I found Satan.' Childers has his own church, an orphanage in Nimule, a biography, 'Another Man's War' and now a movie based on his life, Machine Gun Preacher. He even gets to be played by Gerard Butler, the man who once said 'This is Sparta' but whose stock from 300 has gone down…
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titles, including two in football.
Hollins said that was the midpoint of the school's
investigation, and the school feels that the number of violations
is now "well over 200."
"Compliance and academic support, our failure to upgrade those
areas, led to a lot of the problems we have had. ... We just didn't
have the proper institutional control," Hollins said.
Joe was one of the school's most successful coaches.
"I think in his case this was a direct result of recruiting
violations, exceeding practice times ... violations of NCAA rules
were definitely the dynamic in moving Coach Joe," Hollins said.
"We held him accountable for the program. You can't afford to look
like you're just slapping people on the wrists."
The football program has had a series of problems, beginning
when it made an ill-advised attempt to jump to Division I-A. The
move was aborted and the school will return to the I-AA Mid-Eastern
Athletic Conference this season.
"The timing probably couldn't be any worse," Hollins said.
Financially, athletic programs are struggling and the department
budget was cut 20 percent last year.
More cuts are probably likely, Hollins said.
"We were at least $3 million over budget last year, and based
on the income projection it's not looking like we're going to
balance the budget," he said.
School 'cutting scholarships in virtually every sport'
TALLAHASSEE, Fla. -- Florida A&M will report "well over


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