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This Way to Texas
Lou Antonelli's dang ol' blog
Sunday, July 24, 2016
Good news greeted with silence
This is the story than went from start to acceptance in four hours.
Here's an interesting sidelight: I discussed this story at the recent LibertyCon during a panel, and later mentioned it both here and on my blog, "This Way to Texas", a week ago on July 17.
File 770 picked up the link last Sunday, with the comment "FAST WORK. Did Lou Antonelli maybe set a record?"
Make of it what you will, but while the people who comment on Flie 770 are usually quite free with their opinions, there wasn't a single comment about this. Which confirms the common observation about the people who hang out there, to wit: If you can't say anything evil about someone, don't say anything at all.
Friday, July 22, 2016
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The January 2009 issue of Ray Gun Revival is still available on-line. It includes my short story "The Silver Dollar Saucer", which was reprinted in both of my collections - "Fantastic Texas" and "Texas and Other Planets" - as well as the 2013 "Raygun Chronicles" anthology.
The story was originally accepted for publication by the Amazon Shorts program in 2007, but the fine print said authors accepted for the program had to also have books available through Amazon. My first collection, "Fantastic Texas", wasn't published until 2009, so Amazon withdrew the acceptance.
Amazon Shorts was Amazon's first attempt at publishing short fiction, and ran from 2005 to 2010.
"Ray Gun Revival" gave it a good home, and it's been popular ever since. Enjoy!
Sunday, July 17, 2016
It can be done
That story is "The Yellow Flag" and it is being published on-line by Sci-Phi Journal on August 1st.
With publication scheduled of "Lone Star, Lost Star" by Fiction on the Web on July 31st, "The Yellow Flag" will be my 100th short story publication.
My 99th and 100th short story publications on two successive days.
By the way, "The Yellow Flag" was written the afternoon of May 6, 2015. It is the third story I have sold to Sci-Phi Journal; thanks goes to Publisher Jason Rennie.
As best I can remember, it is only the third story I have ever sold on its first submission. The first was "A Rocket for the Republic" in Asimov's in 2005; the second was "Double Exposure" in Daily Science Fiction in 2012.
"The technological equivalent of Pearl Harbor"
The SSC itself was being constructed due south across the county line in Ellis County, and would encircle (underground) the county seat of Waxahachie. The labs and other facilities were supposed to move to the actual SSC site later.
Coverage of the construction of the SSC was an ongoing news item in my paper, until - of course - Congress cancelled the funding. My editorial criticizing the decision was quoted in The New York Times, and Sen. Phil Gramm quoted one of my lines in a speech, that it was "The technological equivalent of Pearl Harbor."
Years later - after I started a second career as a spec fic writer - I drew upon the experience as an inspiration and jumping off point for my short story "The Witch of Waxahachie", which Mike Resnick liked and Eric Flint bought for Jim Baen's Universe. It was published in April 2008.
Back in 2003 my wife and I bought some property in a tax resale auction as an investment. It has an undeveloped cabin, and over the years we have used it as long-term storage. We are finally selling it, and so yesterday I went to retrieve whatever was in there we wished to save.
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"It's possible that you haven't run into the stories of Lou Antonelli. Since 2003, he's been publishing delightful short tales of alternate history all over the nooks and crannies of the SF world. Thanks to Fantastic Books, we now have 28 of these little gems in one place. "Many of Antonelli's stories have an unexpected twist ending. And many of them are what he calls "secret history" stories, which aren't exactly alternate history—they're set in our familiar history, but there's always some element that contemporary observers missed. " -
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A better path develops for a distraught man in "Double Exposure" by Lou Antonelli (debut 6/11 and reviewed by Frank D). Jake is about to end it all. He has been trying to keep his high maintenance wife happy for decades and has needed to embezzle to satisfy her spending habits. Now, on the verge of indictment and abandoned by his spouse, he buys a gun. Before he pulls the trigger, he spies a Kodak one-day photo hut. Curious, he pulls up to the window. They are holding pictures of him and his last girlfriend from 30 years before. The package is a lot thicker than it should be. Double Exposure" is listed as an Alternative History story but I would classify it as a Magical Realism tale. It is set as a second chance tale, a look into a life that should have been. The author is inspired by his memories of the old photo huts (I remember them) and of their disappearance. A cool idea (photos of another life), one that I could imagine would make for a great anthology.
- Frank Dutkiewicz, Diabolical Plots
"Great White Ship": A traveler stuck waiting for a flight strikes up a conversation with an old airline employee. The Old Timer tells him a story of a Great White Airship that arrives from a most unusual destination. The story of a craft from an alternate reality and how it got there is only the precursor to the final act. This is one of my favorite stories from this site. I have a great passion for lighter-than-air craft and their potential as a future means of transport, which opens the story. The author uses this speculation to launch into an engaging tale. As fascinating as the main story line is, the alternate history premise that accompanies it is just as worthwhile. This story was well written and very well thought out. It is well worth the read. Recommended.
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In fact, his 694 assists are the second most of any player in the Big 10 since 1997-98, according to sports-reference.com. Craft also excels on the defensive end of the floor where he was named the 2012-14 NABC Defensive Player of the Year.
He is a tenacious on-ball defender and great in the passing lanes. He led the Big 10 in steals in three of his four seasons and ended his college career with 2.3 steals a game. His most impressive season came as a senior when Craft averaged 9.8 points, 3.6 rebounds, 4.7 assists and 2.5 steals in 35 games.
For his career, Craft averaged 8.9 points, 3.3 rebounds and 4.7 assists in 148 games for the Buckeyes.
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Looking a bit more closely at the individuals in this group, I get a better idea
of why Jazz management is giving them a closer look-see. It's possible
there could be a diamond in the rough in this group.
Aaron Croft's 694 assists, the 2nd most in the Big Ten in the last 15 years, plus being named conference defensive player of the year the past 2 seasons, on top of leading the league in steals sounds an awfully lot like John Stockton's college numbers.
Cameron Barstow at 6'9" and 250 lbs is a very solid paint guy. Averaging over 20 points per game on 55.6% shooting to go along with 7.4 rebounds per game is a very respectable resume.
Billy Baron could be the big surprise. Averaging over 24 ppg while shooting over 42% from 3 point range and 88% from the free-throw line... to go along with 5 rebounds and 5 assists per game is very impressive, even when playing in a smaller conference. Filling a stat sheet with those numbers is seldom done in any conference at any place. He should be fun to follow.
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NEW ORLEANS — A lot of this Super Bowl was going to be about Ray Lewis anyway, even before strange tales of deer-antler spray and magic hologram chips came to light. He made sure of it by starting his retirement tour early, and bringing along the dances and inspirational speeches that TV cameras eat up.
The University of New Mexico's Aussie connection paid dividends Wednesday.
Australian post Cameron Bairstow scored 17 points and guard Hugh Greenwood had 13 to lead the Lobo men's basketball team past Wyoming 62-59. The Lobos are 18-3 overall and 5-1 to lead the Mountain West.
It was the third loss in a row for the Cowboys, whose resumé includes an upset over San Diego State.
UNM hosts Nevada at 6 p.m. Saturday.
Amanda "Boom Boom" Crespin is on a roll.
But the Las Vegas fighter faces a fellow New Mexico boxer who is also riding a win streak into this coming Friday's pro card in Albuquerque.
Brenda Gonzales, 30, of Moriarty is 2-0 as a pro, although she hasn't fought in a sanctioned bout in a year and a half. Her victories came against Stephanie Maestas and Bridgette Ruiz, both in their in-ring debuts. The more recent bout was a four-round unanimous decision over Ruiz at the Hard Rock Casino in Albuquerque on June 4, 2011.
Highlands' women put a nine-game losing skid behind them. The men won their third in a row.
Both developments came courtesy of downstate rival Western New Mexico, which visited the Wilson Complex for a Saturday matinee.
Cowgirls 72, Mustangs 56
One of NMHU's best starts of the year gave the Cowgirls enough breathing room to weather a Mustang comeback.
Highlands shot 57 percent, including an 8-for-15 clip from three-point land, in the first half.
Reserve guard Martin "Tino" Castellano buried a three-pointer from the left wing with 13 seconds left in overtime, giving his West Las Vegas Dons insurance in an 88-82 win over Robertson on Saturday night at Mike Marr Gym.
More than a thousand fans were on hand to witness the all-Meadow City contest, which took its place among the more exciting versions in the rivalry's recent history.
New Mexico Highlands' women had a solid showing at this past weekend's New Mexico Invitational hosted by UNM in Albuquerque.
Jillisa Grant placed sixth in the 400-meter run with a time of 57.06.
Shot put participants Brittney Sangwin and Elizabeth Robertson landed ninth and 10th respectively in their event, throwing for 12 and 11.89 meters.
Stephanie Gomez (19th, 5:45) led the Cowgirl contingent in the mile run. Former West Las Vegas standout Amanda Ortzow (21st, 5:55) and Brianna Cathcart (22nd, 6:06) followed.
• Robertson boys (A,B,C) at Raton, 4 p.m., Raton
• West Las Vegas boys (A,B,C) vs. Taos, 4 p.m., Gillie Lopez Gym
• NMHU vs. Adams State, 7 p.m., Wilson Complex (RESCHEDULED FROM JAN. 11)
• Mora boys (A,B) at Santa Fe Prep, 4 p.m., Santa Fe
• Mora girls at Santa Fe Prep, 5 p.m., Santa Fe
• Robertson girls (A,B) at Raton, 5:30 p.m., Raton
Scoring a second blowout victory in as many nights, the Mora girls' basketball team spanked Questa 59-18 on Saturday.
Mark Cassidy's Rangerettes (15-2) are off to one of their best starts and play Thursday vs. Santa Fe Prep in a District 4-2A contest.
Chantel Rivera (18), Destiny Pacheco (14) and Gerty Herrera (10) led Mora in scoring against Questa a day after routing Clayton.
Celeste Trujillo hit two game-tying free throws with nine seconds left, and teammate Deanna Bustos swished the game-winners with :02 on the clock Friday night, lifting West Las Vegas (14-5) past Raton 54-52 at Gillie Lopez Gym.
As time expired, Raton's Brylee Medina hurled a desperation shot that just missed, banking off the rim.
By holding off the Lady Tigers, West averted what could've been a disastrous loss in District 2-3A play. The Lady Dons also found a way to gain a happy ending to a generally miserable contest for them.
Twelve West Las Vegas players got into the scorebook Thursday night and the Dons began their District 2-3A campaign by doubling up Raton 82-38 at Gillie Lopez Gym.
West (6-13) was on pace to score 100, but the mercy-rule running clock — triggered when the lead hits 35 — made for a quick second half.
The spread hit 63-28 midway through the third quarter after a Mike Ortiz three-pointer and stayed in 35-plus territory after a Martin Castellano three-ball moments later.
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Teleconverters aren't recommended on zoom lenses. You wouldn't be happy with the IQ. If you're willing to spend some money on a prime lens such as a 300mm f4, then a TC would work fairly well to push you on out to 450mm or 600mm depending on the TC. Even at this, you still loose some sharpness.
Having said all of this, I would just crop the image to get where you want to go. The resolution of the D600 is plenty to do this with and maintain very usable IQ.
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Phoenix Top Dog in AFL East
Danny Espinosa (WAS) had three hits and drove-in four runs and Josh Bell (BAL) cracked a three-run homer to cap a seven-run 4th, as the Phoenix Desert Dogs drubbed the Mesa Solar Sox 11-1 this afternoon at HoHoKam Park, clinching the AFL East crown and earning a berth in the 2009 AFL Championship Game versus the Peoria Javelinas next Saturday afternoon at Scottsdale Stadium.
Starlin Castro (playing 2B and batting 2nd) and Josh Vitters (playing 3B and hitting 6th) were in the Solar Sox original starting lineup, but Vitters was a last-minute scratch. I don't know why Vitters was pulled, but he did suffer a muscle strain taking batting practice a couple of weeks ago, so perhaps that problem flared-up.
Castro got four AB, and went 1-4. He lined-out to the CF (laser-rope) in the bottom of the 1st, ripped a ground-single through the box into CF, stole 2nd, and advanced to 3rd on an overthrow in the third. grounded out 4-3 (outstanding stop & throw by Desert Dogs 2B Jemile Weeks) on a "bang-bang" play in the 5th, and popped out to 3rd on the first pitch he saw leading off the bottom of the 8th.
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A few days old, but here's a breakdown of the best and worst defensive players by UZR over the last three years. You'll notice that 4 of the 5 worst have been big trade and free agent targets by the TCR fandom.
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UZR is a lame stat.
also, i think a lot of teams would love hawpe and his arm in their RF.
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UZR definitely has it's limits, but Hawpe is still god-awful defensively.
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The main problem with UZR for outfielders (besides the in the gap problem that applies to infielders as well) is that it doesn't take into account balls that both people can catch. If your RF always backs up your CF on catches that they both can make - guess who winds up with a great UZR and guess who winds up looking like crap at the end of the season. Any range factor metric is going to have this exact same problem.
The +/- system takes a step towards addressing it, but does so at the expense of allowing in subjectivity.
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Jose Ascanio (underwent arthroscopic surgery on right shoulder on Oct. 2)...While players can sometimes recover and return in seven months, Ascanio is expected to be on an 8-9 month timetable. That means that best-case scenario would probably have him back pitching in Pittsburgh in May/June at the earliest.
Curtis Granderson - Good Guy
Re: Curtis Granderson - Good Guy
tiny print on that site...a bit hard to read.
Figgins is expensive
supposedly asking 5/50...I figured 4/40 would get him signed myself.
Re: Phoenix Top Dog in AFL East
No suprise here, Grienke wins the AL Cy
Greinke wins...
NL should be interesting, Carpenter vs. Wainwright or does Lincecum end up benefitting from a split Cardinals vote?
Re: Greinke wins...
I think you can make a case for all three pitchers, but in the end I think that it will be a Cardinal. Carpenter has the ERA, Wainwright made giant strides this year and has the innings, wins, and a nice k rate, while Lincecum rolls with the K's and doobies while equipped with an anemic offense. In the end, it goes to Wainwright.
Re: Greinke wins...
my ballot would probably be Lincecum, Carpenter, Wainwright fwiw, but can't really complain if any of them win it...
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Adam Wainwright- ERA 2.63; 233 innings; 8.19k/9; 212k's; 19 wins; WHIP 1.21
Chris Carpenter- 2.24 ERA; 192.2 innings; WHIP 1.01; 6.8k/9, but a 3.7:1 k/BB; 17 wins; 144 k's.
Tim Lincecum- 2.90 ERA; 225.1 innings; 10.44k/9; 1.15 WHIP; 15 wins; 261 k's.
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I've got 2.48 ERA for Lincecum
If he had the Cardinals offense, he's probably up therein Wainwright in win totals, although Giants did seem to have a good defense, then of course how good a defense does Lincecum really need.
it's a 3-way coin flip to be honest...
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I think I inadvertently took his career ERA.
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yanks decline s.mitre's 2010 option for 1.25m...still under club+arb. control, though.
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Anyone know if Bruce Levine has had any update on Bradley? Last week he said something about a trade in the next 3-4 days.
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shocking to learn that a rumor has not come to fruition...
can't imagine why any team at this point wouldn't just wait for the Cubs to cut Bradley before spring training...
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I know you have expressed your indifference about Grabow and not really a fan of the money, so do you just use Marshall as the only lefty out of the bullpen? or do you assume Gaub will make the club out of spring?
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I offer Grabow arbitration and wait to see if he takes it...chances are he will because a team doesn't want to give up a draft pick for a set-up man. That'll cost the Cubs probably an extra $1M this year, but if Ricketts is serious about propping the farm system, he'll roll the dice. Maybe the Cubs get lucky and a team with a protected pick signs him or one that signed a few other FA's and the Cubs score some extra draft picks. If he does sign with another team, I wait until February when inevitably some lefties will still be around and sign one or two on the cheap. I imagine you can find a few on the trade market for Jake Fox who will likely be traded, since he's out of options and in Lou's doghouse.
In general, I could care less if the Cubs have even one lefty in their pen. It's a stupid unnecessary crutch for a manager so he can make safe moves that the media won't blast him on. The Angels did plenty good for awhile with their pen with no lefties (before Oliver and Fuentes). Better off finding good relievers that can get guys from both sides of the plate and you'll trust for an inning or longer. Cubs had a great LOOGY in Ohman and couldn't figure out to use him.
And I don't mind Grabow, he can get guys from both sides of the plate, I just think's just slightly above average and I'm also not sure Lou will use him properly, which is a full inning at a time, rather than a match-up lefty.
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Well said Rob.
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You do not think that he would walk into the set-up role? You think Lou would play the match up and use Guzman and Grabow? I think the arbitration move makes sense since if you do loose him, you still get compensation in return. His value is ultimately hurt by the compensation pick, so he would most likely take the aribitration.
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You do not think that he would walk into the set-up role?
he could, but he's a reliever, they're more volatile than a sorority house right before their periods*.
If he has two lefties in the pen, he'll probably let him go longer, but if Marshall gets hurt and Gaub is not ready, he's gonna hold him back for lefty match-ups just like he did with Marshall when he was the only lefty in the pen, although he can get lefties and righties out as well.
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I don't really see what all the fuss was/is about Grabow to begin with?
5 BB/9 isn't really someone I think you just assume is an 8th inning guy. Lou will use him as a Loogy because he is a lefty. Splits aside.
I just don't think you kill your budget on a Middle reliever. The better approach is to make your trades and fill the rest of the team out. Then you re-assess what is out there and what you have to spend.
Last year Joe Beimel and Will Ohman BOTH took deals in March in the One year 2 million dollar range. Looking at their 2008 stats and Grabow's 2009 stats, and you can make that case to an arbitrator.
I don't see any realistic way that John Grabow gets 5 million from an arbitrator. 2.5 to 3 million is absolute max. Hendry holds the hammer. He should excercise his leverage and give himself some payroll room.
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the guy is an innings guy...the guy is an iron-man when it comes to being able to throw many games a year without needing time off...the guy has a low/mid 90s fastball with a nice change and slider...he's left handed.
the guy is looking to make 3-4m a year, not 10-15m...
will ohman, unlike grabow, is a 2-pitch (fb/slider) loogie...btw. ...and joe beimel probably should be used more as a loogie than he is.
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Plus, he might just be the Messiah.
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maybe if he had more control...esp. vs. righties.
he uses his change effectively vs. righties, but the fastball has to be "on" ...and his slider is almost ineffective vs. righties.
he's got 3 pitches that are good, but in reality he's working with 2 pitches per batter, per side. his control, though not awful, is pretty important day-to-day to his effectiveness.
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Jesus had a wicked change.
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I doubt that scouting reports are going to come into play in a courtroom. Grabow is 31. He is what he is at this point.
Stats, lefty middle reliever, age, Player A,B and C are comps and make 2 million per season.
A note from Ma Grabow and a recommendation from TCR reader Crunch isn't going to get him double and a half what Ohman and Beimel got. That isn't how arbitration works.
Someone with a BP script needs to look up his closest comps and see what they make.
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it goes by service time, not age and although you can argue anything, it's going to ultimately come down your basic stats of ERA, holds, IP, saves and that he was ranked a Type A free agent...
being a lefty isn't going to matter...
Affeldt might be a good comp, he got 2/7 plus a $1M bonus and guys like Howry and Eyre got in the 3.5 to $4M range, so I back off $5M. $3.5M-$4M is more reasonable...
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fwiw, Ohman was his second comp on BP and the only recent one, not that it would ever get mentioned in arbitration case
amusingly, here' their 2007 take on him..
You can make a strong argument that no team needs a LOOGY. Mike
Scioscia won 92 games and a division title in 2004 without having a
lefty reliever on his team. LOOGies do more harm than good because they
end up facing just as many righties than lefties as a result of walks
and pinch-hitters, and take up precious roster space without providing
enough innings.
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im saying what he is...not a recommendation.
he is what he is. he's also not comparable to will ohman, fwiw. i'm giving you beimel out of his use, but the ONLY reason he sees batters vs. righties is ONLY because he can keep the ball in the park when he screws up vs. them. beimel the reliever's only saving grace being an innings guy rather than a loogie is his ability to keep the ball in the park.
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So are we in TCR agreement that Jim should let the market play out with Grabow, instead of making him Priority A and lock him up to a multi-year deal for too much money?
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priority A? too many years? what? where? huh?
if the guy gets a 2yr 7-8m deal i won't lose sleep. i don't think it's that huge of a priority. it's not like a GM can only talk to 1 guy/agent at a time before moving on to the next task.
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2.84 ERA last year, 3.36 ERA in 2009 with a bunch of holds, some saves and Type A free agent status...
he'll get a very, very nice raise if he goes to arbitration, $4-5M range easily...they don't get too deep in those cases.
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*(buy your cheap misogynistic jokes right here)
Do you have anything with Mark Prior and a vagina?
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There's a whole warehouse full in the archives under Silent Towel's comments.
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Comedic gold, they were. Personally, I miss the references to diamond dry and infield rakes.
Cubs baserunning
over the last 3 years, Cubs are in the bottom 5 as a team, glad we shored up those fundamentals.
Re: Cubs baserunning
those 20 steals from soriano while hitting 30 homers/30 doubles don't go as far as they should.
Re: Cubs baserunning
I'm sure there's a point in there I'm failing to follow...
fwiw, and anyone that has paid attention in the last 30 years of baseball analysis woud note, a quick look at the top and bottom baserunning teams by BP's metric shows very little relationship between a good offense or a good team.
It's nice to have, and you certainly would prefer your team to be good at all areas of the game, but it's very much low on the totem pole of areas you need your team to excel at....
Re: Cubs baserunning
im still pissing around about wasting the best power hitter on the team in the 1 slot for a few years.
the team hasn't been a base stealing team for years no matter where you put soriano and his power, though.
i'm just glad this long-running stupid joke of soriano being a leadoff man is over.
for all the bitching about guys like pierre leading off the soriano thing made even less sense to me by far.
Re: Cubs baserunning
Fundamentals are nice. Being able to actually run fast would be nice. The 2009 Cubs ran like those late 80's Red Sox teams.
Re: Phoenix Top Dog in AFL East
Wavin' Wendell was obviously the problem.
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Michael Barrett drags down the total average
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I wish Ryan Theriot would stop pretending that being fast means he can steal bases.
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You can solve that problem by firing the base stealing coach. Not Lou, though.
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So what did Jake Fox do to not play much in september and piss Lou off?
Was he being benched to not hurt his offseason trade value.
Or like one other player from previous season does
Lou get pissed about player saying the wrong things in the press.
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where's jake fox vs. oh look, it's bobby scales...no one actually figured that one out last i heard.
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I definitely banged my head against the wall on this one. I could not understand why Fox was not playing over Scales. Then the season ended and I forgot about it.
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When we played the Reds with Chapman, I always thought of it as an eight-inning game. So now other teams have eight innings to try to get a lead against the Cubs. Should be a challenge, assuming three or four Cubs ever start hitting again.
I don't really try to get to know and like these players personally. I'm rooting for laundry, for the most part. Exceptions might be when a player makes trouble in the clubhouse or in the dugout. (Zambrano and Bradley come to mind. Also Papelbon.) But I don't think Chapman is one of those jerks.
Unfortunately, a pretty good summary. It looks like next year Heyward will be getting yet another batting stance adjustment.
The recent good news has been Baez. I'm afraid about the next league adjustment on him, though, which is probably right around the corner.
Bryant I don't worry about too much. Just not seeing the ball well right now. He'll turn it around. Russell's been good with men in scoring position all year and he's 22ish. He'll be fine but next year is likely to be his breakout year.
If Travis' back-to-back-to-back walks cost Hendricks the ERA title, that would really suck.
Edit: "A lifeless loss to a lousy Sox team."
This place is a real downer after a loss to the Sox.
I expect they will go 5-9 games above .500 the rest of the year. 96-98 wins will win the Division.
They should have one more 2-3 week hot streak in them.
However, several players are just "average" for the last month: Zobrist, Ross, Russell, Ceasar. Montero is terrible, plus he cannot throw anyone out. -WAR. Heyward is abysmal at the plate, but a plus in the OF. Still with RISP he has been terrible. KB has not been driving in runs as of late. But Apparently the team is still above average with RISP according to S Sahadev.
I came to that realization tonight. I kept expecting them to play better, but now I realize they aren't going to. They are a .500 team now.
- They have one reliable starting pitcher. Jake's magic is gone, and it doesn't look like it's coming back. Lester has been lousy recently. Lackey's ERA goes up every time he pitches.
- Heyward has been dead weight all year. I can't remember a single series where he was a significant offensive contributor. Not one. Great defense, but but if he were hitting .270 with 10 HR and played average defense, the Cubs would be better off.
new rule...no one's allowed to throw k.bryant a changeup
Team is .500 since early May and is playing like a .500 team. Lack of offense seems to be putting a lot of pressure on the pitchers...and they aren't handling it terribly well.
.500 the rest of the way still may win the division though.
...i hate espn.
nothing like settling into a cubs game to get a few minutes cutaway for an ortiz AB in the 6th inning of the det/bos game.
oh, at least they're doing split screen now...i guess.
I'm liking this rookie Nathan.
Richard DFA'd. Meh...
Throwbacks with fashionable cutouts would be a nice touch.
The next 2 games are nationally televised. I think we dominate tonight, hitting 3 HRs off Shields. Great night for KB to end HR drought facing HR prone pitcher in one of the most hitter friendly parks in the league.
If the ball didn't deflect off the pitcher's mound, the game wouldn't have ended. Montgomery did miss his location though, but if that same contact was made and went in any of direction, good chance of ground out if it doesn't get through.
If it was 1 night later, Chapman would be out there and we probably would be going to extras.
Also, If KB wasn't robbed of a HR, perhaps we would have won. We will never know. Nice play by Melky though.
The comparison isn't Chapman replacing Rondon. It's Chapman replacing Richard (hopefully) in the pen. Chapman's better.


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Belle-Clair Fairgrounds & Exposition Center
Home to the annual St. Clair County Fair, several craft shows and monthly flea markets, the complex also includes the Belle-Clair Speedway, with stock car races and demolition derbies.
This par 9 course is located in Breese.
Just outside of Edwardsville, Bilbrey Farms is home to exotic animals and trained birds. Come feed the animals or stay at the bed and breakfast.
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Cahokia Mounds State Historic Site
Illinois' only United Nations World Heritage Site. This 2,200-acre site preserves the central section of the largest prehistoric Indian city north of Mexico. An Interpretive Center presents a coherent account of this sophisticated prehistoric culture. Climb Monk's Mound, see the film and life-size village. Don't miss annual events that focus on Native American culture.
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The largest man-made lake in Illinois (26,000 acres), is a premier location for outdoor sports. Known to sailors, it is one of the best and most challenging for sailboats. There is also boating, fishing, hunting, bird watching, sand beaches, and camping areas. Hotels, cabins and golf courses make the area a true outdoor lover's playground.
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Carlyle Lake Sailing Association
CSA has docking for 380 boats, 3 electric jib cranes, 1,300 ft. of dock and 2 launching ramps. Special events feature annual regattas.
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Boasting some of the largest greens in the Midwest, the 18-hole Clinton Hill has matured into one of the finest public golf courses around, with a great blend of par 3s, 4s and 5s.
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The largest campground in the Illinois State Park system. The park covers 3,000 acres on the west shore of Carlyle Lake. Every year more than 3/4 million visitors come here to hunt, fish, picnic, camp, boat, water ski, and hike.
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Comfort Inn & Suites Greenville IL2265 S. State Route 127, Greenville 2.0 out of 5.0
Located in the heart of Greenville, this hotel is 3.4 mi (5.5 km) from Greenville Country Club and within 12 mi (20 km) of Patriot's Park and Copper Dock Winery. ...
Holiday Inn Express & Suites Vandalia21 Mattes Ave, Vandalia 2.5 out of 5.0
Situated in a rural location, this hotel is 2.3 mi (3.7 km) from Vandalia State House.
Best Western U. S. Inn11640 State Route 127, Nashville 2.5 out of 5.0
Situated in Nashville, this motel is 3.1 mi (5 km) from Washington County Courthouse and within 12 mi (20 km) of Nashville Memorial Park and Rainbow Ranch Petting ...
Super 8 Greenville1700 Sate Route 127, Greenville 2.0 out of 5.0
Situated in Greenville, this motel is 2.7 mi (4.3 km) from Greenville Country Club and within 12 mi (20 km) of Patriot's Park and Copper Dock Winery. Hazlet ...
Ramada Vandalia2707 Veterans Ave, Vandalia 2.0 out of 5.0
Situated in Vandalia, this hotel is 2.6 mi (4.1 km) from Vandalia State House.
Americas Best Value Inn1920 Kennedy Boulevard, Vandalia 2.5 out of 5.0
Situated in Vandalia, this motel is 1.7 mi (2.7 km) from Vandalia State House.
Econo Lodge & Suites1731 S State Route 127, Greenville 2.0 out of 5.0
Situated in Greenville, this motel is 2.7 mi (4.4 km) from Greenville Country Club and within 12 mi (20 km) of Patriot's Park and Copper Dock Winery. Hazlet ...
Baymont Inn & Suites Highland20 Central Blvd, Highland 2.5 out of 5.0
Situated in a rural location, this hotel is 11.1 mi (17.9 km) from Copper Dock Winery and within 32 mi (52 km) of McKendree University and Clinton County Fairgrounds. ...
Super 8 Salem118 Woods Lane, Salem 2.0 out of 5.0
Situated in Salem, this motel is within 3 mi (5 km) of William Jennings Bryan Boyhood Home and Museum, William Jennings Bryan Statue, and Salem Fairgrounds. ...
Americas Best Value Inn - Bell Tower200 East Noleman, Centralia 2.0 out of 5.0
Situated in Centralia, this hotel is 0.1 mi (0.2 km) from Bell Tower Park and 4.1 mi (6.7 km) from Raccoon Lake Park. Dix Village Hall and Salem Fairgrounds ...
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With 8 Orbitz hotels and high ratings in Location and Hotel Staff, it's easy to enjoy a comfortable stay in Greenville. And with attractions like Kingsbury Park District Pool, Richard W Bock Sculpture Msm, Greenville Park, Kingsbury Park District and Ten Talents Gallery & Gifts, it's easy to see why you'd want to.Best times to visit Nashville
Nashville is always welcoming to new visitors and old friends, but October, December and February are the most budget-friendly times to visit. During these months, you'll save approximately 15%, 15% and 7%, respectively.Getting to Nashville
The most direct path to Nashvilleis through St Louis Metro-East/Shafer Field and Metro-East Airport.Outdoor adventures in Greenville
Don't forget to leave time to enjoy a little nature while in Greenville. Head to Kingsbury Park District Pool or Litchfield Lake Lou Yeager for a refreshing walk or afternoon picnic.Getting to Salem
The most direct path to Salemis through Greenville Airport and Mt Vernon-Outland Airport.Nightlife in Carlyle
After dinner or long days of sightseeing, you can pull up a barstool at Broadway Highland Bar & Grille, and The LuBar and Bistroto enjoy a refreshing cocktail or nightcap. And cutting a rug on the dance floor is always an option.Where to eat in Greenville
After shopping or sightseeing all day, a hearty meal may be in order. Break bread and rest your tired feet at Huddle House, Hacienda Jalisco Restaurant and Chester's Chicken.Arts and culture in Salem
Interested in higher education? University of Illinois attracts tourist, alums and hopeful students alike to its campus.Where to stay in Carlyle
Greenville Airport is the main hub for flights into Carlyle and the surrounding area.Arts and culture in Carlyle
Broaden your horizens during your Carlyle trip with a stop in Richard W Bock Sculpture Msm and Erwin H Weder Museum. You can also learn something new or pick up a new work of fiction at Latzer Memorial Public Library and R Book Partners.
Interested in higher education? Emergency Care Professionals attracts tourist, alums and hopeful students alike to its campus.
Cities near Carlyle Lake
- Mount Vernon (31.56 mi)
- Belleville (35.38 mi)
- Troy (29.83 mi)
- Greenville (18.64 mi)
- Salem (21.56 mi)
- O'Fallon (30.11 mi)
- Highland (19.14 mi)
- Shiloh (29.88 mi)
- Carlyle (1.02 mi)
- Mascoutah (24.97 mi)
- Nashville (17.84 mi)
- Lebanon (24.53 mi)
- Vandalia (27.35 mi)
- Centralia (13.5 mi)
- Breese (9.29 mi)
- Okawville (16.46 mi)
- Dix (25.48 mi)
- Mulberry Grove (22.92 mi)
- Aviston (13.38 mi)
- Keyesport (9.51 mi)
Top Points of Interests in Carlyle Lake
- Greenville Country Club
- McKendree University
- Veterans Memorial Park
- Washington County Courthouse
- Salem Fairgrounds
- Southwestern Illinois College
- Community Park
- Jefferson County Fairgrounds
- St. Andrew's Episcopal Church
- Gateway Fun Park
- Copper Dock Winery
- Far Oaks Golf Course
- Pleasant Ridge Park
- Edwardsville Arts Center
- Stonewolf Golf Course
- Vandalia State House
- Clinton County Fairgrounds
- Splash City Family Waterpark
- World's Largest Catsup Bottle
- Edwardsville Watershed Nature Center
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