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2014 Final MLB Standings Predictions
We're quickly approaching the opening-series of the 2014 Major League Baseball season, down in Australia on March 22nd, and so begins the predictions of where each team will finish in the coming year. Most of the time there's a team or two that comes along and completely throws off your predictions, but that's what makes it fun.
I'm going to be doing a separate couple of blog posts on my predictions for how I feel each team will fare this season sometime in the next week or two, but for now, I want to hear what you all think. Cast your vote below for which team you feel is most likely to win each division in 2014:
Voting ends on March 22nd.
Baseball Returns With Spring Training Action
Although Spring Training baseball isn't as meaningful as the regular season, and despite the fact that most of the stars on the team are removed by the fifth inning, this time of year is exciting, nonetheless, for baseball fans all around the country.
The first regular season games of the year aren't set to take place for another few weeks, with the opening-series being played in Australia on March 22nd, but even so, today marked the first official professional baseball games of the year.
And therefore, things are finally starting to get going again.
The Phillies, Blue Jays, Pirates, Yankees, Tigers, Braves, Dodgers, D-backs, Athletics, Giants, Reds and Indians all saw action on Wednesday, with the remaining teams playing their first games of the year against another big league organization over the course of the next two days. While things are still fairly early, several players are already looking promising.
One of the biggest question marks for the 2014 season, after a couple of injured years, is Ryan Howard. Once one of the games biggest power threats, Howard hasn't been himself as of late. But out of the gate so far this spring, including practice games, Howard looks healthy and like he's seeing the ball really well.
Jose Bautista is another player who has had injuries hurt his stats each of the past two seasons but is looking good to bounce back this year. In his first at-bat of Wednesday's game, Bautista crushed a ball completely out of the ballpark off the Phillies' Roberto Hernandez. If the Blue Jays have Bautista going, he could help lead them higher up in the rankings than they finished last year.
As far as teams go, the Athletics look as though they could pick up where they left off in 2013, once their season begins on March 31st. They did extremely well against the Giants in their first matchup of the year, and with the additions they made in the offseason, they should really make some noise in the talented American League West.
It's far too early to say for sure whether or not these trends will continue, with there still a being ton of baseball left to be played before things begin to count towards the standings. But, as stated earlier, things are looking promising for an exciting 2014 season.
Best Players Going Into 2014 — By Age
Coming off an exciting 2013 Major League Baseball season and heading into what's sure to be another fun year of baseball, things are beginning to heat up again. Spring Training camps have seen all their respective pitchers and catchers report, with the remaining players reporting over the course of this week.
With the arrival of baseball comes the annual rankings of teams and subsequent predictions of how they will perform. While my predictions for each team, and numerous players from around the league, won't be posted until sometime next month, I wanted to take the time to post a "top players" list, of sorts.
But instead of making my own version of a top 10 list as many are doing, I decided, as I did last year, to make a list of the top player for each year of age throughout Major League Baseball. Meaning, of the 20 year olds in Major League Baseball, I'll list the player I feel is the best of them all; with the same holding true for the players age 21, 22, 23, 24, and so on.
The range of ages this season runs from 20 years old, with Jose Fernandez, among others, all the way up to age 43, with Jason Giambi — excluding age 42, which has no players this season. Just so you know, before I reveal my list, I'm going by the age each player will be to start the season. Therefore, a few players will be listed a year older than they currently are, due to them having a birthday between now and March 22nd.
Also, with there being SO many names, I'm not going to be listing my reasoning behind each pick. I'm just giving a general list of the player (either a hitter or a pitcher) I feel is the best for their age category:
20 years old: Jose Fernandez
21 years old: Manny Machado
22 years old: Mike Trout
23 years old: Yasiel Puig
24 years old: Giancarlo Stanton
25 years old: Craig Kimbrel
26 years old: Clayton Kershaw
27 years old: Andrew McCutchen
28 years old: Evan Longoria
29 years old: Max Scherzer
30 years old: Miguel Cabrera
31 years old: Robinson Cano
32 years old: Brandon Phillips
33 years old: C.C. Sabathia
34 years old: Albert Pujols
35 years old: Cliff Lee
36 years old: Carlos Beltran
37 years old: A.J. Burnett
38 years old: David Ortiz
39 years old: Derek Jeter
40 years old: Ichiro Suzuki
41 years old: LaTroy Hawkins
42 years old: No Players
43 years old: Jason Giambi
So, there you have it. The best players by age, in my opinion, from 20 through 43, going into the 2014 season. Do you agree with my picks? If not, who would you pick to replace the name(s) you disagree with? Let me know in the comments section below.
Derek Jeter to Retire After the 2014 Season
Derek Jeter has said all along that when he became unable to compete at a competitive level he would call it quits. And therefore, after a 2013 season in which Jeter dealt with injury after injury, resulting in a mere 17 games played and a .190 batting average, Jeter is keeping to his word.
Jeter announced on Wednesday that he will be retiring after the 2014 Major League Baseball season. While the news is a bit of a shock, it's not all that surprising.
Jeter is going into his age 40 season, and it's no secret that as players age they just can't perform at the same level they once could (although, it wouldn't shock me to see Jeter record 200 hits in his final year). In addition, three (Jeter being the fourth) of the longtime 'core four' — Jorge Posada, Andy Pettite and Mariano Rivera — are no longer with the Yankees.
With so much change, Jeter has decided that it's his time to go, saying in an online letter, "It's now time for something new . . . I know it in my heart. The 2014 season will be my last year playing professional baseball."
Jeter went on to say, "I have achieved almost every personal and professional goal I have set. I have gotten the very most out of my life playing baseball, and I have absolutely no regrets . . . Now it's time for the next chapter . . . But before that, I want to soak in every moment of every day this year, so I can remember it for the rest of my life."
Joining Chipper Jones, who announced his retirement before the 2012 season, and Mariano Rivera, who announced his retirement before the 2013 season, Jeter will likely receive the same type of treatment that both Jones and Rivera got — getting farewell after farewell throughout the year from fans at different ballparks around the country.
While Jeter isn't the type of player to necessarily want that type of recognition — always putting the team's success before his own — as Jeter said, he's no doubt going to embrace every aspect of the coming season. It's only fitting for Jeter to accept the fans' appreciation when he has given them so much over his 20-year career.
Going down as one of the top players in Yankees' history, as well as baseball history, Jeter's current career stats of 3,316 hits, 256 home runs and 348 stolen bases, to go along with a .312 batting average, make him a sure bet to become a first ballot Hall of Famer in 2020. But more than his stats, the way Jeter carried himself every second of every day is what a lot of fans will remember. Not too many players achieve a flawless off the field career, but Jeter was one of them. That won't soon be forgotten.
But Jeter still has an entire (barring injury) season ahead. There's one more year to enjoy his incredible talent and class.
Enjoy it while you still can.
Major League Baseball Ballparks I've Been to
After hours of searching the internet (mainly MLB.com) for topics to discuss in a blog post, I couldn't really come up with anything all that worthwhile. Although there are dozens, perhaps hundreds, of potential things to write about, nothing caught my attention enough to publish something on. (Thank goodness Spring Training games start soon.)
Therefore, I decided to type up a post on the MLB ballparks I've been to in my life — in chronological order — and tell a little about my time spent at each one. While that may not be all that exciting to read about (sorry?), I figured it might appeal to some. Living in North Carolina, I can't make it to MLB games too often, and thus, I've been to nine major league ballparks in my life — some more than once — with them being:
Turner Field — Home of the Atlanta Braves
One of only two ballparks I've been to more than once, I first visited Turner Field way back in 2002. It was my first ever baseball game, and I didn't know who was playing (the Cubs), nor the basic rules of the game. All that I knew was that there was some sort of sport going on. A lot has certainly changed since then — I'm a huge baseball fan now — but this game was the first professional baseball action of my life, and will subsequently always be a special memory.
My second visit to see the Braves play came in 2009, against the Yankees . . . . :
. . . . followed by another visit the following year for a couple of games against the Mets and the Giants (seen below):
The Yankees would go on to win the 2009 World Series, with the Giants going on to win the 2010 World Series. So, I guess you could say I bring teams long-term luck at Turner Field — just not the Braves.
Citizens Bank Park — Home of the Philadelphia Phillies
In what would turn out to be their final year of existence, my first game in Philadelphia saw the Phillies taking on the Montreal Expos, back in 2004. I don't have any pictures from the game, but I remember it fairly vividly; except for the fact that the manager of the Expos was Hall of Famer Frank Robinson. That I don't remember, but it's neat to look back and say, at least, that I saw him. (Or, I think I did.)
Comerica Park — Home of the Detroit Tigers
Yet another game against the Yankees, this game was took place back in 2005, and included the likes of Gary Sheffield, Derek Jeter, Magglio Ordonez and Ivan Rodriguez. Though I remember the game, I still didn't care about baseball all that much. That is, until Bernie Williams hit a game-winning homer in the ninth inning, which is the one moment from the game that sticks out in my mind, and really began my baseball obsession. (I even wrote a blog post on it.)
PNC Park — Home of the Pittsburgh Pirates
PNC Park was the first ballpark I can recall saying "wow" at. Not in reaction to a miraculous play made in the game, but as response to the beauty of the stadium itself. It's truly one of the most scenic parks I've been to, and although this was the only time I've ever been (July 2, 2006, against the Tigers), I have no doubt that I'll be back one day. Especially now, with the Pirates finally having a team worth seeing; making the playoffs for the first time in my life last year.
Fenway Park — Home of the Boston Red Sox
Beautiful in its own way, Fenway Park is my favorite ballpark I've ever visited — hands down. The historic aspect to the park is enough to make it number one on my list of stadiums visited, as not too many places can you say that players such as Babe Ruth, Ted Williams and Carl Yastrzemski have played on the same field at one point in time. This particular game was in 2008, against the Diamondbacks, and despite a Red Sox loss, it was an all around amazing time.
Great American Ballpark — Home of the Cincinnati Reds
After a first attempt to visit this ballpark in 2011 resulted in a rainout, 2012 brought my first ever game at Great American Ballpark:
It turned out to be Reds' Hall of Fame induction day, and although it wasn't planned that way, it was an extremely full day of baseball fun. Starting early in the morning, with a meet and greet with former Reds greats — including Eric Davis and the 2012 inductees Dan Driessen and Sean Casey — and ending with a great Reds win, this was one of the more entertaining MLB games I've ever been to.
Kauffman Stadium — Home of the Kansas City Royals
I'm counting this as a ballpark I've been to, as although I'm yet to see a "game" here, I went inside the park and witnessed an MLB event, in this case, the 2012 Home Run Derby at Kauffman Stadium:
This wouldn't even be on the list if it wasn't for State Farm. As you may recall if you've been following my blog for awhile, I received an all expense paid trip to the 2012 derby in Kansas City, which I attended with my grandpa. Prince Fielder ended up taking home his second derby title, and I was able to add another ballpark to my list.
Camden Yards — Home of the Baltimore Orioles
One of the most recent ballparks I've visited, just last year, Camden Yards could very well be the most amazing MLB park in all of baseball when you combine everything together. (Though, I can't make a fair conclusion, since I'm still far from having been to them all.) The fans are electric, the park itself is perfectly designed, and it certainly was a fun time:
With the help of a couple of Chris Davis homers, the Orioles cruised to an easy 11-3 win against the Yankees in this particular game.
Safeco Field — Home of the Seattle Mariners
The last ballpark I've visited up to this point in time — I attended the Mariners-Twins game on July 26, 2013 — Safeco Field wasn't my favorite ballpark I've ever been to (don't get me wrong, it was incredible) but the city views were definitely better than any I've witnessed at an MLB stadium:
Felix Hernandez pitched a gem of a game, but would go on to get a no decision in a tough Mariners' loss. Nonetheless, this made the ninth ballpark I've been to, and I don't plan on stopping until I've been to all thirty. Hopefully that won't take too terribly long.
While that concludes the ballparks I've been inside, I've seen five other stadiums in passing which I thought I should include anyway. I won't spend very long discussing them, since there isn't really a great story behind the encounter, but I do want to mention them anyway.
Back in 2006, on a family vacation to New York City, I was lucky enough to see the exterior of the Old Yankee Stadium, which has since been torn down. Unfortunately, tickets were sold out to the games during our trip, which led to having to settle with a game in Pittsburgh (as described above).
The final four ballparks I've "seen" include U.S. Cellular Field (White Sox' park), Nationals Park, Busch Stadium (Cardinals' park) and Chase Field (Diamondbacks' park). My distant views of the parks came from an airplane, for U.S. Cellular Field, and the highway, for Nationals Park, Bush Stadium and Chase Field.
As you'd probably agree, all of the parks listed after Safeco Field don't officially count.
But I have no doubt I'll see games in them some day.
Pitchers & Catchers Report; 2014 Autograph Requests
Due to the Dodgers' and Diamondbacks' opening-series that's set to take place on March 22nd and 23rd in Australia, Spring Training action is beginning a bit earlier than usual this year. The Diamondbacks have their pitchers and catchers reporting today, with the Dodgers' pitchers and catchers reporting on Saturday. Therefore, for the first time since the Red Sox won the 2013 World Series over three months ago, baseball is finally back.
But while the Dodgers and Diamondbacks are getting started this week, the remainder of the teams won't begin reporting until next week, anywhere from the 11th to the 17th: The Indians report date is set for Tuesday; the Cardinals and Mariners will begin on Wednesday; the Braves, Orioles, Phillies, Pirates, Nationals, Angels and Padres report Thursday; the Tigers, Yankees, Rays, Cubs, Reds, Royals and Athletics arrive on Friday; the Red Sox, Astros, Mets, White Sox, Rockies, Brewers and Giants on Saturday; the Marlins, Twins and Rangers report on Sunday; and the Blue Jays begin on Monday. (The rest of the players for all the teams will report anywhere from 3 to 7 days after their respective pitchers and catchers.)
Once all of the pitchers and catchers have reported to Spring Training on February 17th, there will be a mere 33 days until the 2014 Major League Baseball season gets underway in Australia. I, for one, can't wait.
But I'm not quite ready to jump ahead to the start of the regular season just yet, as I still have a lot I want to talk about in the coming weeks. Therefore, for the time being, I'd like to take a minute to discuss something I love to do this time of year (besides watch Spring Training games on TV.) Every Spring Training, for the past two or three years, I've sent out a handful of through the mail (TTM) autograph requests to different players around the league. This year, I'm going to be sending out a dozen, or so, TTM's, with the best player being Clayton Kershaw.
While that might seem like a long shot — and it very well may be — Kershaw, surprisingly, has been known to sign through the mail over the past few years; the only downside being that it takes over a year for him to return it to you.
Though his recent record breaking contract, and second Cy Young award, may lead to him getting even more fan mail, causing a subsequent stop of him signing for fans that write to him, Kershaw is good enough for me to take a chance on. Even if I don't get anything back, at least I tried.
Other MLB players I'm sending to include Taijuan Walker (who made his MLB debut in 2013), David Robertson, Kolten Wong, Cody Asche, Mike Napoli and Jake Marisnick. All of these players have been known to be decent TTM signers, with Walker and Robertson being nearly automatic over the past couple years. Asche told me that he tries to sign everything that gets sent his way, so I'm fairly confident I'll get that one back at least.
I'm also sending to several Minor League players who were invited to Major League Spring Training this year — some for the first time ever. Those players include Archie Bradley, Kyle Zimmer, Mark Appel, Kris Bryant and Albert Almora. All five of these players will be in the majors at some point over the next few years, with Bradley likely making his big league debut this season. Bradley, Zimmer and Appel have all told me that they sign TTM, so I feel like I'll get those back. Almora has been hit and miss recently, and I doubt Bryant will, but I'm sending to both of them anyway, because you never know.
Last year I sent off eleven autograph requests to Spring Training and received back six of them, from Jason Motte, Danny Hultzen, Stephen Romero, Sonny Gray, Tyler Skaggs and Casey Kelly. That's pretty good as far as TTM's go. If I get back five or six of the dozen I'm sending off this year — which is what I expect to receive — I'll be happy.
I'm planning to post a blog entry every time I receive back a couple autographs from the players I'm sending TTM requests to during Spring Training, just as I did last year. Hopefully it won't be all that terribly long before I start getting them back (maybe a few weeks?). So be sure to check back for that over the course of the next couple months.
Pay Increase, Stat Decrease for Some In 2014
Money talks. That was proven time and time again this offseason.
As usually happens, nine times out of ten, the team that offers a player the most amount of money will acquire the prized player; no matter if that team won the World Series the previous year or finished dead last. Offer a player more than any other team and you'll likely have him on your squad for the next year, and even beyond in some cases.
There's no better example of that from this offseason than the Mariners landing Robinson Cano on a 10-year, 240 million dollar contract, increasing his pay from the 15 million he earned with the Yankees in 2013 all the way up to 24 million for the next 10 seasons. While the Mariners undoubtedly overpaid for Cano, no other team offered him as much, and therefore he will play 81 games (assuming he doesn't get injured) up in Seattle in 2014.
But that could mean a noticeable statistic drop for Cano this season.
Safeco Field is known for not being a home run friendly park. Cano goes from Yankee Stadium, with a short right field porch great for lefties like himself, where he blasted 25 or more home runs each of the past five seasons (given, not all of those were at Yankee Stadium), to Safeco field, where many are predicting that his numbers will fall. While I'm not saying that Cano is going to be a flop in Seattle — he's far too good for that — I do believe that 2014 could be a slightly down year by his standards.
Curtis Granderson is another example of a player whose stats could tumble in 2014.
Although he was injured a lot this past season, Granderson launched over 40 home runs the previous two years, and while he usually doesn't post a high batting average, he can be a big part of any team. But I'm not sure he can amass the same type of numbers at Citi Field, where he will spend the next 4 years in which he'll take in 60 million dollars, as he did at Yankee Stadium. Like Cano, Granderson is losing the home run hitting paradise for a lefty at Yankee Stadium and is entering a pitcher's ballpark. Moving across town, Granderson could have a good, but not amazing (like previous seasons), 2014.
Jhonny Peralta could also wind up being a disappointment.
Peralta's drop in production won't likely come from a ballpark change, but rather the fact that players coming of a performance enhancing drug suspension, such as the one Peralta served in 2013, don't historically do all that well; such as Melky Cabrera in 2013. Getting an increased pay of over 9 million dollars for next year, there is a lot of controversy surrounding Peralta this coming season, as many people feel he didn't deserve that kind of contract after he was found to have used PED's. Nonetheless, Peralta will spend 2014 with the Cardinals, where it will be interesting to see if he performs as hoped.
But the whole increased pay leading to decreased stats doesn't hold true for every player.
Some players could actually benefit greatly from a change in venue — Jacoby Ellsbury more than possibly anyone else.
Ellsbury will be part of the Yankees for the next 7 seasons, after signing a 153 million dollar contract this offseason. That comes out to an increase in pay from 9 million in 2013 to 21 million this season, and I believe, although the Yankees overpaid for him, Ellsbury will go a long way in helping the team in 2014 and beyond. I don't think Ellsbury will have a season such as the one he put together in 2011, with 32 homers and 105 RBI's, however, I do think he'll improve from the 9 home runs and 53 RBI's last season, with the aid of the short porch in right field. If he can merely stay healthy — that being a problem for him over his career — Ellsbury could really amass some great stats and have a big impact on the Yankees' season.
Brian McCann, being a lefty like Ellsbury, could also have a breakout season.
After somewhat of a down year in 2013 — though, he still hit 20 home runs, for the sixth straight season — McCann should be able to put together a great season; and that's exactly what the Yankees need him to do. Having received a five million dollar pay raise from last season, McCann's stats should go up a bit in 2014, and therefore he could easily turn out to be one of the top five most valuable Yankees this season. Though you never know how a player will perform, I'd say it's a safe bet to say that McCann's presence will be felt all throughout 2014.
Last on my list is Shin-Soo Choo, but he's definitely not least.
Choo put together a fantastic 2013 season, and he was awarded for his efforts during the offseason, getting a 7-year, 130 million dollar contract, nearly doubling his salary from what he received last season. Choo isn't a guy that's going to hit you 30 or more home runs, knock in 100 runs, or steal 40 bases, but he is a natural at getting on base. Walking 112 times last season, Choo posted a .423 on base percentage in 2013, and that makes him extremely valuable to any club. Choo should once again post the same type of numbers, if not better, in 2014.
Which of these players will have to better year? Leave a comment below.
February Blogging Plans
I don't really like to do too many of these type of blog posts. They mainly just serve as fillers when I have nothing else to blog about (like right now), but I suppose they're also good, in a way, as they let you all know what to expect in the coming month.
As I'm sure you're aware, today is the first day of February — a month that brings baseball, once again, in the form of Spring Training games. While I'm, unfortunately, not going to be heading down to any games in person, I am going to be blogging about it all, and in addition, am going to be giving my predictions for the coming season between now and the start on March 22nd. (Most of the predictions will come in March, however.)
My first planned post for this month (after this one) will cover the through the mail (TTM) autograph requests I'm sending out to players at the different MLB camps. I did the same thing last year, and have been sending out autograph requests for the past few seasons, so I always enjoy talking about it. (I'll also be posting an update periodically whenever I receive two or three autographs back, whenever that may be.)
After that, things should pick up a bit — including the amount of baseball news.
I have an interview with the 2013 number one overall draft pick, Mark Appel, coming up this month, which is probably one of the most interesting interviews I've every done. It was apparent that Appel put a lot of effort into the questions, as he had a ton to say with each answer. (I always appreciate it when guys do that.)
I'll probably do another interview — more than likely with Phillies third baseman, Cody Asche — towards the end of the month. That'll leave just one more month (March) with interviews. I'll be posting either one or two, depending on a few factors that I won't discuss now.
Other than the interviews, I'll just be writing about the baseball news as it happens.
Keep in mind, none of this is set in stone. I may rearrange things, or exclude them altogether. It's just a basic outline to give an overall idea of what to expect in the coming month.
With so many players switching teams in the offseason, and the newcomers such as Masahiro Tanaka making their first official appearance with their teams, it should be an interesting next few weeks.
Spring Training games are now just over three weeks away . . . .
Yankees Get Tanaka On 7-Year, 155 Million Dollar Deal
Although I felt the Yankees would be better off using their money to sign other free agents to fill their bullpen and positional needs, the Yankees have decided to lock up Masahiro Tanaka for seven years, giving him a contract worth 155 million dollars. As many people around the baseball world are discussing, this is truly a lot of money for a pitcher who's never played in the Major Leagues.
Despite reportedly wanting to remain under the 189 million dollar luxury tax threshold, this deal to Tanaka blows right past that. The Yankees have now spent nearly 500 million dollars this offseason, with the biggest additions being Tanaka (155 million), Jacoby Ellsbury (153 million), Brian McCann (85 million) and Carlos Beltran (45 million). But even with all the money spent, they still have holes in their overall team.
The Yankees need at least one more good bullpen pitcher, preferably a solid closer, and have an average, at best, infield. With it uncertain how Derek Jeter will perform this season — coming of an injury plagued 2013 season — there are still a lot of questions surrounding the deal. (Now that the Yankees have passed the threshold, I suppose spending more money to acquire their needs isn't that big of a concern.)
It's been reported that the Dodgers, Angels, Cubs, White Sox, Astros and Diamondbacks all made runs at Tanaka, with at least one team possibly outbidding the Yankees. But ultimately, Tanaka chose the bigger stage of New York City, where he will likely begin as the second or third man in their starting rotation.
Tanaka becomes the receiver of the fifth largest contract for a pitcher in MLB history, just behind Clayton Kershaw's 215 million over 7 years, Justin Verlander's 180 million for 7 years, Felix Hernandez's 7-year, 175 million dollar contract, and C.C. Sabathia's 160 million for 8 years. That says a lot for the type of pitcher Tanaka is, but it's somewhat risky, even for a pitcher who went 24-0 with a 1.27 ERA last year in Japan, since, as stated earlier, he has never pitched a single MLB inning.
If everything works out as the Yankees planned, and are certainly hoping for, then the signing of Masahiro Tanaka could go a long way to helping them return to the playoffs in 2014 (many people are predicting just that). But if there are any bumps in the road, you could be seeing a lot of regret in New York.
As things look now, however, the future looks to be bright.
Dodgers Lock Up Clayton Kershaw With Record Deal
We all knew it was coming, it was just a matter of time.
After Felix Hernandez — a former perfect game winner — received a 7-year, 175 million dollar deal from the Mariners, and Justin Verlander — a former Most Valuable Player — received a 7-year, 180 million dollar deal from the Tigers, you had to figure that Clayton Kershaw — a two-time Cy Young award winner — was going to receive a massive deal.
However, I don't think anyone quite predicted a deal of this magnitude.
The Los Angeles Dodgers and Clayton Kershaw have agreed to a 7-year deal worth 215 million dollars, coming out to 30.7 million dollars a year, and making Kershaw the highest annually paid player in Major League Baseball history.
The deal also sits second all-time in total contract amount, just behind Alex Rodriguez's 10-year, 275 million dollar deal from the Yankees in 2007. (That deal didn't go too well.)
But all this money poses a question — Is Kershaw worth the money? In my mind, absolutely.
Sure, it's a ton of money, especially for a guy who only plays every fifth day. But when you're looking to retain a player of Kershaw's caliber, keeping him from becoming a free agent at the end of next season, you do what it takes — and it took a lot.
Although I'm normally not a fan of big contracts, by going 16-9 with a 1.83 ERA last season in which he won the 2013 National League Cy Young award (his second in three years), Kershaw has done more than enough to prove that he's worth a contract of this size. He's still young, at just 25 years old, and in addition to being durable, Kershaw holds a career ERA of 2.60, over nearly 1,200 innings pitched. He's just the type of player that can go a long way to win a team a championship, as every team needs a true Ace.
A championship for the Dodgers is, obviously, the goal, as it is for every club. By signing Kershaw for the next seven years, it definitely gives them a good shot. But as history has shown, you can't buy championships, nor can you predict how guys will play. It takes nearly a perfect year, where every player on the team plays to the best of their ability without very much injury, to have a magical season.
The only down side to the deal is that it makes Kershaw the fifth player owed 20 million dollars or more for 2014 season by the Dodgers, joining Matt Kemp, Carl Crawford, Adrian Gonzalez and Zack Greinke. But that doesn't seem to phase the Dodgers, as they are still reportedly in the running for Masahiro Tanaka, who certainly won't come cheap.
As many have coined, the Dodgers would appear to be the "new Yankees" — with their seemingly endless amount of spending money.
Nonetheless, only time will tell how the Dodgers will perform in 2014. Should things play out the way many are predicting, they could have a really special season, and that also holds true for many seasons to come.
No matter what, when it comes to Clayton Kershaw, signing him was absolutely worth it.


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40 CFR 35.918 - Individual systems.
(1) Individual systems. Privately owned alternative wastewater treatment works (including dual waterless/gray water systems) serving one or more principal residences or small commercial establishments which are neither connected into nor a part of any conventional treatment works. Normally, these are on-site systems with localized treatment and disposal of wastewater with minimal or no conveyance of untreated waste water. Limited conveyance of treated or partially treated effluents to further treatment or disposal sites can be a function of individual systems where cost-effective.
(2) Principal residence. Normally the voting residence, the habitation of the family or household which occupies the space for at least 51 percent of the time annually. Second homes, vacation, or recreation residences are not included in this definition. A commercial establishment with waste water flow equal to or smaller than one user equivalent (generally 300 gallons per day dry weather flows) is included.
(3) Small commercial establishments. Private establishments normally found in small communities such as restaurants, hotels, stores, filling stations, or recreational facilities with dry weather wastewater flows less than 25,000 gallons per day. Private, nonprofit entities such as churches, schools, hospitals, or charitable organizations are considered small commercial establishments. A commercial establishment with waste water flow equal to or smaller than one user equivalent (generally 300 gallons per day dry weather flow) shall be treated as a residence.
(4) Conventional system. A collection and treatment system consisting of minimum size (6 or 8 inch) gravity collector sewers normally with manholes, force mains, pumping and lift stations, and interceptors leading to a central treatment plant.
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adoption/hints and hugs from other adoptees*Chapte
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|12 Jun 2005 17:29
Is there any way of writing an email that doesn't give away the specifics, but if she was to speak to the birth father (unknowingly), he may guess who was in contact. Its a hard one! Liz
|The Bag
|12 Jun 2005 18:30
I've missed your message Maxine.it does sound like a difficult senario, just reading the replies! Jess
|12 Jun 2005 21:30
hi maxine also missed your post,but thinking of you hello every one else hope things are going well for you all,thought id post message to get us back at the top of the board best wishes angie xxxxxxxxxxxx
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|13 Jun 2005 08:29
Thanks Angela, keeping our fingers crossed. Maxine
|13 Jun 2005 10:27
I am in the middle of writing my letter at the moment and it is the idea of its response that is holding me back - picturing it arriving as someone is eating their breakfast cereal (or probably main meal, the way Royal Mail delivers!). I think you are right that men don't go for contact as much as women may. But its so much easier to trace men as they rarely change their surname etc. I feel like I need a crystal ball, so that I knew what would happen, before I take action!! Liz
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|Still Searching !!!
|13 Jun 2005 10:53
Well dizzy if you get that crystal ball please have a look for me! With the help of a terriffic lady on this site i am just about to send a letter of on behalf of my husband. As some one said imagine their face over breakfast. Im more worried imagine the wife opening it !! It is a good point how would we feel. Unless it really happens to you your self we wont ever know. One thing i can say is i would certainly reply in the nicest way possible even if i didnt want contact. Surely some kind of acknowledgement can't be to much to ask for. Wish me luck. x
|The Bag
|13 Jun 2005 10:59
I think those of us that write these letters- i've done it- need to just go for it. We spend probably more time agonising over what to put, without having to worry what the reaction will be- for as long as we dont know the person we have no way of knowing. As long as thought and tact has gone into the letter, then it should be okay. Who has EVER written a letter of this sort and sent the first thing that came into their head? No-one i'll bet! With all the publicty regarding adoption and adoptees rights, surely everyone that ever gave child for adoption MUST be aware that there is always the potential for that adoptee to pop out of the woodwork- even though they were promised that they would never be traceable. Jess
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|13 Jun 2005 16:42
My husband sent a letter to his birth mother after writing and rewriting the letter half a dozen times. She replied straight back, short and to the point but not unkind that she wished no contact from him, and she would not be contacting him again. We suspect she had not told her family about him. I do feel sorry for her as I'm sure she must think that he will write again or worse just turn up on her doorstep. I'm not so sure if it was me that I wouldn't be tempted to walk up and down her street hoping to catch a glimpse. Maxine
|14 Jun 2005 22:30
Well, I've taken the plunge and written to my father. I wimped out of phoning him, I'm not sure how much his new wife knows and don't want to cause any unease for him It'll take about a week for the letter to reach him from here but I'll keep my fingers crossed that he reacts positively about it A very big thank you to Heather for all her help. I was also going to say a huge thank you to Chris for the info he passed over as well but I believe he's no longer around. So if anyone is still in touch with him, please tell him that I'm incredibly grateful Maddie x
|14 Jun 2005 22:38
hi maddie just read your post,hope all goes well for you hun thinking of you love angie x
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|14 Jun 2005 23:09
hi me again i see pt 3 is motoring along quickly in my absence, worcester social services said though they did the pre adoption report on my sister thats the only file they have ever had and could locate no further files in worcester area, further to this i contacted redditch court myself as her birth mother assured me this is where my sister had been adopted, they forwarded my request on to worcester court that had located and had a full copy of my sisters adoption file within a couple of weeks (so much for worcester social services). though the judge decided they wouldnt release any information directly at this time (which is understandable) they agreed to release the file too worcester social services to allow them to make further enquirees on my behalf. great i thought until i contacted worcester social services who said they would be happy to accept the file but refuse to do anything with it untill the law changes so its gonna sit there for 6 months gathering dust. so ive now applied to the court to release the file to an alternative. birmingham adoption support near myself who i have been in contact with now for some months. they are great folks there and have been wonderfully helpfull and supportive through all of this i cant reccomend them enough. fingers crossed the judge will allow this as the adoption support are willing to proceed with enquires on my familys behalf if they can receive the file. they have confirmed that my sister was adopted through redditch county court in the second quarter of 1969 though they will tell me no other info, case number 6900093, so im creeping in the right direction. fingers crossed for a breakthrough soon and an end in sight to this long hard and emotional slog... good luck all
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|14 Jun 2005 23:13
Good on You Maddie! Everything crossed (please tell Lou to get herself back here I miss her!) kelly. hope something gets resolved soon- so near and yet so far..Ever thought of becoming a cat burglar?, creep in at the dead of night and help yourself off the desk...or maybe not!! Jess
|14 Jun 2005 23:26
Thanks Jess, I'll keep you all posted with what happens. I'm more nervous about this than when I was sitting my med finals! Lou's not too well at the moment so I'll tell her you've been asking after her when I speak to her in the morning Maddie x
|14 Jun 2005 23:34
hi kelly my adoption file was at b,ham social services and yes they were great with me 2 they sent file all the way to wales good luck hun love angie x
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|14 Jun 2005 23:49
Hope she is okay,remind her he has my phone number if she needs anything. sending a (((((HUG))))) to my cyber sis! jess
|15 Jun 2005 00:01
Hi Jess Her hip has locked again and she can hardly walk, can't lift the children, play with them etc so she's in agony and quite low at the moment I'll tell her to ring you so you can try and cheer her up!
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|15 Jun 2005 12:12
jess id have killed to have been a cat burgular last thursday when the woman said at worcester court adoption dept, im sure we have her file here ill just go get it off her colleagues desk, i was like omg ive been looking for that file forever and its just kinda lying round your office , id have given my right arm to have been a fly on the wall....
|15 Jun 2005 21:04
*breathe in* *breathe out* REPEAT I have just posted the contact letter to B Uncle. Figure he will get it by tomorrow (unlikely) or Friday. *breathe in* *breathe out* REPEAT Will let you know! Liz
|The Bag
|15 Jun 2005 21:12
Liz. Did you enclose your phone number? if so suggest you keep some clean knickers by the phone cos you'll Poo yourself everytime the phone rings in the next few days! if not, no mugging the postie. I am sure mine thought i had a crush on him jess
|15 Jun 2005 21:17
Hi Jess, No, I didn't put a phone number - mobile or otherwise. Decided that I would be nervous enough without having to jump every time the phone rang. Plus I start a new job on Monday, and they would start to wonder what the hell was wrong with me if I kept checking I had a signal etc!! Also didn't put an email address - decided that I spend too long on here as it is without constantly checking and rechecking for new mail!! So unless he uses 192 or its equivalent, the only option for contact is via Royal Mail - if there is an unplanned strike, I will not be held responsible for the actions I take against the picket line!!!!!! Keeping my fingers crossed that he doesn't keep me waiting 2 months for a response! (Not contemplating that he won't respond at this stage!! That comes tomorrow!!) Liz


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Hughley and Jones have an explosively comic chemistry together; her kooky, open-faced looks are a counterpoint to his whipcrack improvisations.
Darts nervously between soap opera and sitcom, rarely blending them in a way that lets the two genres enhance each other.
Basically a Lifetime movie that somehow found its way into theaters.
The cast is strong and work together flawlessly, and romantic comedies that take an unabashedly male perspective without being relentlessly vulgar or misogynistic are rare indeed.
A prime reason to see this, if you don't mind some really screechy acting by some of the supporting players and insipid metaphors for love and commitment, is its parade of fine flesh, both male and female.
While all of the actors are excellent, we sat up whenever Gabrielle Union walked on screen. As the ever-sensible woman who disrupts Jackson's bachelorhood, she projects the pluck, gravitas and beauty of a younger Alfre Woodard.
The psychological and psychoanalytical probes into sexual and emotional problems keep this reasonably lively.
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If you're looking for some fun Halloween events, or you want something scary, even horrifying, you can find it in Erie and Crawford counties this month.
From pumpkin bowling, smashing and mashing to just buying a pumpkin, area vendors have more than the average gourd.
If you love to be amazed by corn mazes, check out our list. From family-oriented to fun to scary, you can find a maze to please your taste.
Just a warning on some of these events: Before you go, make a phone call to check the fright factor and confirm dates and times. Things can change when you're dealing with weather, ghosts, goblins and other ghoulish factors.
'Rocky Horror Picture Show' at Barrow-Civic Theatre
When: Friday, Oct. 26, 7:30 p.m.; Saturday, Oct. 27, 11:55 p.m. with a 9 p.m. party
Where: Barrow-Civic Theatre, 1223 Liberty St., Franklin
Cost: $15
Info: 814-437-3440, 800-537-7769 www.barrowtheatre.com
Highlights: Oct. 27: $25, cast mixer costume party from 9 to 11:30 p.m., includes two drinks, snacks and movie. No children permitted.
The Nightmare Under Chestnut Street
When: Fridays and Saturdays through Nov. 3, 6 to 10:30 p.m.; Parade night Oct. 27
starts at 8:30 p.m.
Where: 222 Chestnut St., Meadville
Cost: $8, adult; $6, children 12 and younger (must be admitted with parent); group rates available.
Info: Arc of Crawford County, (814) 724-7346
Highlights: Visit 13 decorated rooms with lots of scary things to see. T-shirts available. All funds raised will go to programs at the Arc, which is not funded by government grants. Not wheelchair accessible.
Cambridge Haunted House
When: Friday and Saturday nights in October, 6:30 to 10:30 p.m.
Where: Cambridge Springs VFD
Cost: $6, adults; $5, children under 12
Highlights: The characters in the house are all volunteers, and additional adult volunteers are welcome. Although an annual event, the house has new scenes with a new layout that is sure to scare all visitors. Not recommended for small children.
Horrifying Haunt at Conneaut Lake Park
When: Through Oct. 30; Fridays and Saturdays, 7 p.m. to midnight, and Sundays, 7 to11 p.m.
Where: Conneaut Lake Park, 12382 Center St., Conneaut Lake Cost: $17 admission, $25 admission and line pass
Info: (814) 213-0120 or www.horrifyinghaunt.com
Highlights: Four killer attractions, not just a walk in the park. It includes Elizabeth's Torment, Manical Mansion, Hell Downunder and Dead Man's Lane.
Horrifying Cavern of the Dead
When: Friday and Saturdays, 7 p.m. to midnight, Sundays 7 to 10 p.m. through Oct. 28
Where: Wampum
Cost: $17 admission, $25 admission and line pass
Info: www.cavernofthedead.com
Highlights: An underground mine tour that promises more than the dangers of fracking.
Dark Domain Haunted House
When: Fridays and Saturdays through Oct. 27, 7 to 10 p.m.
Where: Located inside the Cranberry Mall next to Dunham's, 6945 U.S. 322, Cranberry, in Venango County
Cost: $7, adults; $5, children 12 and younger
Info: 814-657-3864, www.darkdomainhauntedhouse.com
Highlights: Features Shadow Jack, host of the "Sleepy Hollow Theater" show found on YouTube. Not recommended for children. It deals with the zombie apocalypse at the Dark Domain, billed as the gateway between the living and the dead where a new dimension of fear is happening. Zombies rise from the grave to seek human victims to devour.
Wooden Nickel corn maze
When: Daily through Nov. 3, weather permitting, 11 a.m. to 10 p.m.
Where: Wooden Nickel Buffalo Farm, 5970 Koman Road, Edinboro
Cost: Free, ages 4 and younger; $6, ages 5-54; $3, ages 55 and older
Info: (814) 734-2833, (866) 203-5268; www.woodennickelbuffalo.com
Highlights: Daily family friendly events, including petting zoo, fresh baked goods. Guests admitted for "night stalking" until 9:30 p.m., and must bring a flashlight or rent one; children ages 16 and younger must be accompanied by an adult.
Halloween at the YMCA
When: Friday, Oct. 26, 5 to 7 p.m.
Where: Meadville Family YMCA
Cost: Free
Info: 814-336-2196
Highlights: Come for Halloween games, face painting, goodies, prizes and much more. Enter a drawing to win a free three-month membership.
Pumpkintown USA
When: Daily through Oct. 31, 9 a.m. to 8 p.m.
Where: Mason Farms, 839 Peninsula Drive
Cost: Single tickets, 95 cents; Ride-A-Rama, $8.50; strip of 10 tickets, $9
Info: (814) 833-9933,
Highlights: Cornstalk maze, petting zoo, pumpkin slide, pumpkin jump and more.
Sissons' Pumpkin Patch
When: Friday, Saturday and Sunday from 10 a.m. to dusk through Nov. 3.
Where: 11244 Springfield Road, Girard
Cost: Free, under 2; $4.50, age 60 plus; $6.95, ages 3-59
Info: (814) 873-5201, www.sissonspumpkinpatch.com
Highlights: The patch includes pumpkin bowling, pumpkin throw and the squashinator.
Wesleyville Halls of Fear
When: Thursdays through Sundays, through Oct. 28; Thursdays and Sundays, 7 to 10 p.m., Fridays and Saturdays, 7 to 11 p.m.
Where: Station and Shannon roads, across from Alliance Plastics. Signs will be posted.
Cost: $5, adults; $4, age 12 and younger
Info: (814) 899-6704
Highlights: Spanning four areas. Not for children younger than 8. All proceeds to benefit the Wesleyville Hose Co.
Haunted carriage rides
When: Oct. 26-28, 6:30, 7:30 and 8:30 p.m.
Where: Departs from Watson-Curtze Mansion, 356 W. Sixth St.
Cost: (presale): $22, adult; $18, children 10 and younger; (at the door): $25, adults; $20, 10 and under
Info: 814-454-1813 www.hauntederie.com
Highlights: Reservations required. Horse-drawn carriage ride complete with spooky tales, followed by a self-guided tour of the Watson-Curtze Mansion and refreshments.
Haunted Hayride, Terror on the Pond
When: Fridays and Saturdays, through Oct. 27, 7 to10 p.m.
Where: Sparrow Pond Family Campground, 11103 Route 19
Cost: $8.95, adults; $6,95, children ages 3 to 11
Info: (814) 796-6777
Highlights: Enjoy a hayride, then walk through four different cabins, each decorated after a specific horror movie. Not recommended for children younger than age 4.
Halloween Kids Fest at Sparrow Family Campground
When: Oct. 27, 1 to 4 p.m.
Where: Sparrow Pond Family Campground, 11103 Route 19
Cost: Free, age 13 and up; $3, children 12 and younger
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Burpengary residents call for buyback scheme after street floods again
- From: Quest Newspapers
- January 29, 2013
Residents of flood-prone Dale St are cleaning up after another deluge and wondering if the Moreton Bay Regional Council has forgotten about its proposed buyback scheme.
Michelle Wight, who owns one of the approximately 30 houses that flooded, said that Mayor Allan Sutherland had told them money for the scheme would be ``in the budget''.
``It's not in the budget at all and we have to try to survive,'' Mrs Wight said.
In May last year Cr Sutherland was quoted as saying: ``A buyback scheme will be front page of the budget.''
Cr Sutherland did not respond to the Herald's request for comment but the council's finance spokesman Bob Millar said no decision had been made.
Water entered Dale St about 2.30pm on Sunday but residents started preparing the day before.
``This is the third January (flood) in a row. I think you prepare better every time,'' Mrs Wight said.
While it was 1-1.5m lower than the 2011 flood (Burpengary Creek reached 10m on the official chart), Mrs Wight's house still had about 50cm of water through the ground floor.
The clean-up was helped by State Member for Morayfield Darren Grimwade.
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TNA returns to the Memorial Hall in Kansas City, Kansas on Thursday, March 1st, 2012. Go to http://wherewrestlinghappens.tk or http://prowrestlingevents.webs.com for info about upcoming wrestling shows worldwide.
Official WMania 28 Theme Song
The Wrestling Observer is reporting that WWE will be using the song "Invincible," by Machine Gun Kelly, as the official theme song for WrestleMania 28.
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Red Orchestra 2: Rising Storm headed to retail in UK, AU, Greece and South Africa
Lace Mamba is bringing a double pack of Red Orchestra 2: Heroes of Stalingrad and its standalone expansion Rising Storm to retail this quarter. The package will be available in stores in the UK, Australia, Greece and South Africa in Q2 2013. Rising Storm focuses on the Pacific Theatre; check out some screenshots through the break.
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