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Game #61 Preview – Dash at Carolina
Game #61 – Away Game #30
Winston-Salem Dash (25-35) at Carolina Mudcats (23-34)
Friday, June 10 – 7:00 p.m.
Five County Stadium (Zebulon, NC)
Starter Thad Lowry limited Carolina to one run over seven strong innings, and Gerson Montilla clubbed a home run in Winston-Salem's 3-2 win, its fourth straight, in the first of four on Thursday at Five County Stadium. The Dash look to push their season-high winning streak to five games on Friday against the Mudcats.
Hunter Jones – CF
Michael Suiter – RF
Mason Robbins – LF
Nick Basto – 1B
Marcus Davis – DH
Toby Thomas – 2B
Chris O'Dowd – 3B
Brett Austin – C
Cleuluis Rondon – SS
Jordan Stephens – RHP
- Winston-Salem has rattled off four straight wins for the first time since September 1-4 of last season. The Dash have also ripped off eight victories in their last 10 games dating back to May 29, something the club had not done since the final 10 games of last year. Before this surge, Winston-Salem was a season-worst 16 games below the .500 mark (17-33). Thanks to this push, the Dash have climbed out of the basement in the Southern Division for the first time since April 24, 42 games ago.
- Lowry continued the recent dominance for the Dash's starting rotation. Over the last nine games, the Dash's rotation has submitted a 1.48 ERA (12 ER in 73.0 IP), with no hurler giving up more than three runs in a start. Before this surge, the rotation's ERA stood at 4.60. While in the midst of this stretch, Winston-Salem has posted a quality start in eight games after doing so only 16 times in the season's first 51 affairs.
- With his solo shot in Thursday's first inning, Montilla pushed his team-leading home run and RBI totals to eight and 41, respectively. Montilla possesses a share of fifth place on the circuit in homers, while his 41 RBIs are good for a share of third place. Montilla has clubbed 78 homers in his nine-season Minor League career.
- Since the Dash's last game, two alumni have earned their first career promotions to the White Sox. Right-hander Tyler Danish made the jump on Thursday, while shortstop Tim Anderson received the call on Friday. Both Danish and Anderson were on the Dash in 2014, with Danish posting a 2.65 ERA and Anderson hitting .297 en route to an All-Star nod. Thus, 345 Winston-Salem alumni have reached the Majors, including 37 during the Dash era.
- Marcus Davis waited until the ninth inning, but he did extend his hitting streak to 16 games with a single to center. The former Padres farmhand is hitting .277 (18-for-65) with six RBIs and six runs during the streak. Davis' 16-game run is the longest active streak in the Carolina League.
- Outfielders Hunter Jones and Mason Robbins saw their eight-game hitting streaks come to an end on Thursday. Jones remains second on the circuit with 69 hits, while he stands fourth in runs (44), fourth in stolen bases (25) and seventh in average (.294). Robbins entered Thursday with the league's top average, but he fell to fifth among qualifiers (.307) after an 0-for-4 effort. Robbins had logged six straight multi-hit games.
- Both infielder Keon Barnum (.256, 1HR, 9RBI) and left-handed reliever Andre Wheeler (2-1, 2.20 ERA) have earned their first promotions to Double-A Birmingham.
- The Dash also received slugger Nick Basto, who was the CL's Player of the Month for April, from Birmingham.
Friday's game will be broadcast live on wsdash.com/broadcast and the TuneIn Radio app. The Pregame Dash will begin at 6:45 p.m., with the first pitch set for 7:00 p.m.
Game #60 Preview – Dash at Carolina
Game #60 – Away Game #29
Winston-Salem Dash (24-35) at Carolina Mudcats (23-33)
Thursday, June 9 – 7:00 p.m.
Five County Stadium (Zebulon, NC)
Winston-Salem watched a four-run lead dwindle down to one, but the Dash held off Wilmington 5-4 in Tuesday's homestand finale at BB&T Ballpark. After a league-wide day off on Wednesday, Winston-Salem now begins a four-game set against the Carolina Mudcats on Thursday at Five County Stadium.
Hunter Jones – CF
Mason Robbins – LF
Gerson Montilla – 3B
Keon Barnum – 1B
Marcus Davis – DH
Toby Thomas – 2B
Brett Austin– C
Michael Suiter – RF
Cleuluis Rondon – SS
Thad Lowry – RHP
Tuesday's victory clinched a 5-2 homestand for the Dash, who entered the week-long stay at BB&T Ballpark with the worst home mark in the Minor Leagues (5-19). Winston-Salem won both series of the homestand (two of three from Carolina and three of four from Wilmington). The Dash's rotation logged three nine-inning complete game shutouts after Winston-Salem pitchers had only accomplished this five other times in the Dash era (2009-present).
Righty Brandon Brennan, who was responsible for two of those complete game shutouts, earned a promotion to Double-A Birmingham on Wednesday. He became the first Minor League pitcher to string together back-to-back nine-inning complete games since Dillon Gee did it on July 28 and August 3 of 2015 while with Las Vegas (Triple-A, Mets). In a corresponding move, lefty Tanner Banks, a South Atlantic League All-Star, has joined the Dash from Low-A Kannapolis.
Over the last eight games, the Dash's rotation has submitted a 1.50 ERA (11 ER in 66.0 IP), with no hurler giving up more than three runs in a start. Before this surge, the rotation's ERA stood at 4.60. On Tuesday, Matt Cooper fell one out shy of recording the Dash's seventh quality start in as many tries on the homestand.
Cooper struck out six Blue Rocks during his 5.2-inning outing on Tuesday, which pushed his 2016 strikeout total to 92. The former University of Hawaii star stands atop the Minor Leagues in strikeouts by 13 over second-place Jacob Faria of Montgomery (Double-A, Tampa Bay). In his first professional season as a starter, Cooper has struck out 11.4 batters per nine innings, and he has whiffed at least five in all 12 starts.
Thanks to his RBI single in the first inning of Tuesday's win, infielder Marcus Davis pushed his hitting streak to 15 games, the longest streak by a Dash hitter in 2016. Davis is hitting .279 (17-for-61) with six RBIs and six runs during the streak. Not only is this the longest active run in the Carolina League, but it is the fourth-longest current streak in the Minors. This is the best hit streak by a Dash hitter since current Oakland Athletic Marcus Semien strung together an 18-game surge from April 23 to May 12 of 2012.
Dash outfielder Mason Robbins has ripped off six consecutive multi-hit games dating back to May 30. During this run, Robbins is hitting .542 (13-for-24), pushing his overall mark to a Carolina League-leading .314. Robbins has hit safely in eight straight games, tied for the longest run of his 2016 campaign. Fellow outfielder Hunter Jones, who is tied for the top spot in the CL in hits (69) is the only other Dash hitter in the top 10 among qualifiers in average (.297; seventh).
The Dash rallied to take two of three from the Mudcats at BB&T Ballpark last Wednesday to Friday, when Winston-Salem limited Carolina to just six runs.
The Dash own an all-time record of 19-23 (.452) at Five County Stadium, the home of the Mudcats.
Thursday starter Thad Lowry posted season-lows in earned runs (1) and hits (2) in his victorious start against the Mudcats on Friday at BB&T Ballpark.
Thursday's game will be broadcast live on 600 AM-WSJS in the Winston-Salem area, as is the case with every Thursday game throughout the season. The game is also available on wsjs.com, as well as wsdash.com/broadcast and the TuneIn App. The Pregame Dash will begin at 6:45 p.m, with the first pitch at 7:00 p.m.
Game #59 Preview – Dash vs. Wilmington
Game #59 – Home Game #31
Winston-Salem Dash (23-35) vs. Wilmington Blue Rocks (19-36)
Tuesday, June 7 – 7:00 p.m.
BB&T Ballpark (Winston-Salem, NC)
Hunter Jones – CF
Mason Robbins – LF
Gerson Montilla – 3B
Keon Barnum – 1B
Marcus Davis – DH
Toby Thomas – 2B
Brett Austin– C
Michael Suiter – RF
Cleuluis Rondon – SS
Matt Cooper – RHP
Brennan became the first Minor League pitcher to string together back-to-back complete games since Dillon Gee accomplished the feat on July 28 and August 3 of 2015 while with Las Vegas (Triple-A, Mets). Only two Major Leaguers have ripped off two complete games in a row this season–White Sox ace Chris Sale and Giants right-hander Johnny Cueto. Five days before Monday's shutout, Brennan suffered a tough-luck defeat after giving up three runs in nine innings against Carolina on Wednesday.
Before this recent surge of three nine-inning complete games on the homestand, Winston-Salem had only churned out five in the first six-plus seasons of the Dash era (2009-present). A Dash hurler had not accomplished the feat since July 20, 2014, when Tony Bucciferro tossed a one-hit gem at Frederick.
Winston-Salem starters have logged at least eight innings in six of the club's last 10 contests. Over the last seven games, the Dash's rotation has submitted a 1.34 earned run average (9 ER in 60.1 IP), with no hurler giving up more than three runs in a start. Wilmington's aggressive offensive approach has helped the Dash's duo of Adams and Brennan finish the last two games. Adams needed just 91 pitches, while Brennan fired 103, meaning that they needed just 2.9 pitches per plate appearance in the two games.
Tuesday starter Matt Cooper will attempt to continue Winston-Salem's ridiculous tear on the mound. Cooper netted the CL's Pitcher of the Week honor for last week after blanking Carolina over eight innings on Thursday, during which he whiffed 11. Cooper, who has punched out 23 in his last two outings, boasts the highest strikeout total in Minor League Baseball with 86, nine more than the next-closest challenger. The former University of Hawaii star has struck out 11.6 batters per nine innings (86 K in 67.0 IP).
Dash infielder Marcus Davis has hit safely in 14 consecutive games, the longest streak by a Dash hitter in 2016. He received just his third day off in 2016 on Monday. Davis is hitting .281 (16-for-57) with five RBIs and six runs during the streak. Not only is this the longest active run in the Carolina League, but it owns a share of fifth place on the circuit all season long. A Dash hitter has not posted a hitting streak of 15 or more games since 2012, when both Nick Ciolli (15) and Marcus Semien (18) did so in the first half.
BB&T Ballpark, the home of the Dash, has been named the "Best of the Ballparks" at the Class A-Advanced level through a fan vote on Ballpark Digest's website. BB&T Ballpark bested Salem's LewisGale Field in the final round by snagging 61.8 percent of the fan vote. A five-seed at the beginning of the contest, BB&T Ballpark won all five rounds by at least 10 percent, including two wins over CL facilities (Salem and Potomac).
Winston-Salem has clinched its first winning homestand of the season, and the club can guarantee its second straight home series victory with a win Tuesday.
Following this finale and a league-wide off day Wednesday, the Dash hit the road for four against Carolina and three in Wilmington.
Cleuluis Rondon had not gone deep since June 27, 2015, when he laced a homer Monday.
Tuesday's game will be broadcast live on wsdash.com/broadcast and the TuneIn Radio app. The Pregame Dash will begin at 6:45 p.m., with the first pitch set for 7:00 p.m.
Game #58 Preview – Dash vs. Wilmington
Game #58 – Home Game #30
Winston-Salem Dash (22-35) vs. Wilmington Blue Rocks (19-35)
Monday, June 6 – 7:00 p.m.
BB&T Ballpark (Winston-Salem, NC)
Right-hander Spencer Adams tossed a nine-inning complete game shutout in the Dash's 4-0 victory over Wilmington on Sunday afternoon at BB&T Ballpark. Adams needed just 91 pitches to blast through his longest professional outing, during which he scattered eight hits and struck out two. The Dash now look to secure their first above .500 homestand this season on Monday against the Blue Rocks.
Hunter Jones – CF
Michael Suiter – RF
Gerson Montilla – 3B
Keon Barnum – 1B
Toby Thomas – 2B
Mason Robbins – LF
Brett Austin– C
Zach Fish – DH
Cleuluis Rondon – SS
Brandon Brennan – RHP
Adams churned out the first nine-inning complete game shutout by a Dash hurler in almost two years. Fellow righty Tony Bucciferro took a no-hitter into the ninth inning but settled for a one-hit shutout at Frederick on July 20, 2014. In the Dash era (2009-present), Winston-Salem has recorded seven nine-inning complete games, with two of them coming on this homestand. Brandon Brennan returns to the hill on Monday for the first time since his nine-inning loss versus Carolina on Wednesday (3-0 the final).
Less than a month ago, Adams had never worked more than seven innings in a Minor League start, but he has logged at least eight frames in three of his last five outings dating back to May 14. His overall innings total of 74.0 innings stands atop the Carolina League and is third-best in all of Minor League Baseball. Only Jason Wheeler of Rochester (76.2) and fellow White Sox farmhand Tyler Danish (75.1) has accumulated more innings than Adams in 2016.
Winston-Salem starters have logged at least eight innings in five of the club's last nine contests. During the last seven games, the Dash's rotation has submitted a 1.58 earned run average (9 ER in 51.1 IP), with no hurler giving up more than three runs in a start.
Dash infielder Marcus Davis continued his hitting streak with a first-inning RBI double to the wall in left field. Davis has now hit safely in 14 consecutive games, the longest streak by a Dash hitter in 2016. Davis is hitting .281 (16-for-57) with five RBIs and six runs scored. Not only is this the longest active hitting streak in the Carolina League, but it owns a share of fifth place on the circuit all season long. A Dash hitter has not posted a hitting streak of 15 or more games since 2012, when both Nick Ciolli (15) and Marcus Semien (18) did so in the first half.
While Winston-Salem did win Sunday's contest, the club did suffer a loss that will be attributed to Saturday night. Wilmington plated four in the top of the ninth against Manny Martinez to claim the suspended series opener. The game was suspended in the top of the eighth inning after rain soaked BB&T Ballpark.
BB&T Ballpark, the home of the Dash, has been named the "Best of the Ballparks" at the Class A-Advanced level through a fan vote on Ballpark Digest's website. BB&T Ballpark bested Salem's LewisGale Field in the final round by snagging 61.8 percent of the fan vote. A five-seed at the beginning of the contest, BB&T Ballpark won all five rounds by at least 10 percent, including two wins over CL facilities (Salem and Potomac).
Before Wilmington's four-run ninth inning against Martinez, Winston-Salem's bullpen had ripped off 14.2 consecutive scoreless innings over its previous eight games.
The Dash have won five of their last seven games after losing five in a row from May 24-28.
With a base hit on Sunday, Hunter Jones remained two knocks behind Potomac's Andrew Stevenson (68) for the top spot in the Carolina League.
Matt Cooper was named the CL's Pitcher of the Week after tossing eight shutout frames on Thursday (12 strikeouts).
Monday's game will be broadcast live on wsdash.com/broadcast and the TuneIn Radio app. The Pregame Dash will begin at 6:45 p.m., with the first pitch set for 7:00 p.m.
Dash Top 10 – #8: Peter's 14-game hitting streaks
The Winston-Salem Dash's 2015 season is in the books, and Dash fans enjoyed many incredible moments. We whittled them down to this year's Dash Top 10, which we will unveil over the next two weeks.
Previous moments:
#10 – Four-homer outburst sinks Salem
#9 – Fulmer debuts with Winston-Salem
Moment #8 – June 5-July 5
Peter records a pair of 14-game hit streaks
This is not exactly a moment, but Jake Peter accomplished something special during the middle of the season. For a month, Peter was "Mr. Automatic" offensively.
During this 29-game stretch, Peter hit .351 with 16 RBIs and 19 runs scored in 29 games. He hit safely in the first 14 games. Following a single-game hitless drought, the former Creighton star rattled off 14 more games with at least one knock.
If anything, the one "moment" from this run came during the hitless game. On June 18 against Salem, Peter went 0-for-3 in five at bats, though he drove in both of the Dash's runs that evening! Even when he did not muster a hit, the infielder was a valuable member of the lineup.
Sure enough, Peter said this after the game: "I would have liked to get a few more games, but the bright side of it is I can start a new streak tomorrow." He did just that.
Sometimes, one cannot truly appreciate a streak until some context is added. Sure, a 14-game hit streak is not the longest you will ever see. It was, however, the best a Dash hitter had recorded since Marcus Semien, now in the Majors with Oakland, strung together an 18-game run in May of 2012.
Consider, too, that Winston-Salem had not yet turned into the powerhouse that it would become as the second half progressed. During these 29 games, the Dash amassed only 105 runs, or 3.6 per game. Peter was responsible for about a third of them.
By the end of the season, Peter was near the top of many offensive categories within the Carolina League, and he was named a Year-End All-Star. His remarkable month-long surge was a big reason why.
Speaking of awards, be sure to stay tuned for our seventh-best memory of 2015.
– Brian
Game #64 Preview – Dash vs. Myrtle Beach
Game #64 – Home Game #29
Winston-Salem Dash (27-35) vs. Myrtle Beach Pelicans (36-26)
Monday, June 15 – 7 p.m.
BB&T Ballpark (Winston-Salem, N.C.)
Jake Peter's go-ahead double in the ninth Sunday extended his hitting streak to 17 games and propelled the Dash to a 5-2 series-clinching victory over the Carolina Mudcats. Winston-Salem begins a week-long homestand Monday with the start of a three-game series with the Myrtle Beach Pelicans.
Adam Engel – CF
Jake Peter – 2B
Chris Jacobs – 1B
Omar Narvaez – C
Nolan Earley – RF
Toby Thomas – 3B
Cleuluis Rondon – SS
T.J. Williams – DH
Michael Suiter – LF
Brandon Brennan – RHP
- Peter's 17-game hit streak is the longest by a Carolina Leaguer in 2015 by four games. Since May 27, the pride of Mason City, Iowa, is 22-for-64 (.344) with 11 RBIs and 15 runs scored. Among active streaks in Minor League Baseball, Peter's 17-game run is tied for the third-longest. A pair of Eastern League hitters (Altoona's Willy Garcia and New Hampshire's Dalton Pompey) are riding 19-game streaks into Monday's action. Peter had posted a hit in the first in three straight games before Sunday's ninth-frame save.
- Peter's 17-game hit streak is the longest by a Winston hitter since current Oakland infielder Marcus Semien recorded an 18-game run in 2012. In the Dash era (2009-present), Peter's current surge is tied for the fifth-best hit streak.
- For the fourth time this season, Winston-Salem claimed a victory in its last at-bat on Sunday. The Dash's first three came against Salem. The Dash have suffered seven last at-bat defeats. Still, the club has not earned a walk-off victory.
- After missing the first 63 games of the Dash's season due to injury, right-hander Brandon Brennan will make his 2015 debut on Monday night. Brennan takes the place of Jake Cose in the rotation. Cose will now pitch out of the Dash's bullpen. A year ago, Brennan made 14 appearances over three levels (Great Falls, Kannapolis and Winston-Salem) as he worked back from Tommy John surgery. In his six starts with the Dash to complete the season, Brennan went 2-0 with a 2.93 ERA (22 K in 30.2 IP).
- The Dash's bullpen was outstanding in the club's two victories in Zebulon this weekend. After Jordan Guerrero's ejection on Saturday, three relievers (Euclides Leyer, Brad Goldberg and Peter Tago) combined to give up just one run on five hits over six innings. Brian Clark and Michael Ynoa one-upped this trio in the rubber tilt, combining to keep Carolina hitless in four frames.
- Trey Michalczewski is day-to-day with an unspecified injury. Before sitting out the final two games of the series in Carolina, Michalczewski had started every game of the season for the Dash.
- To make room for Brennan on the roster, the White Sox announced Monday that right-hander Jose Brito has been assigned to Low-A Kannapolis. In his 16 efforts with the Dash, Brito charted a 2-3 record and a 4.66 earned run average.
Monday's game will be available on wsdash.com/broadcast, along with the TuneIn Radio app. The Pregame Dash will begin at 6:45 p.m., with the first pitch at 7 p.m.
– Scott
Game #63 Preview – Dash at Carolina
Game #63 – Road Game #35
Winston-Salem Dash (26-35) at Carolina Mudcats (30-31)
Sunday, June 14 – 6 p.m.
Five County Stadium (Zebulon, N.C.)
The Dash snapped an eight-game road losing streak Saturday by upending the Mudcats 6-2. Sunday's rubber match is the final road game of the first half for Winston-Salem.
Adam Engel – CF
Jake Peter – 2B
Chris Jacobs – 1B
Jeremy Dowdy – C
Nolan Earley – RF
Toby Thomas – 3B
Cleuluis Rondon – SS
Michael Suiter – LF
Ethan Wilson – DH
Robinson Leyer – RHP
- The Dash's gritty win overshadowed infielder Jake Peter, who pushed his hitting streak to 16 games with a first-inning single. This hit streak represents the longest by a Carolina Leaguer in 2015. Since May 27, the former seventh-round pick is 21-for-59 (.356) with 10 RBIs and 14 runs. Among active streaks in Minor League Baseball, Peter's 16-game run is the fourth-longest. There has been little drama for Peter, who has come up with a hit in the first inning in three consecutive games.
- Peter's 16-game hit streak is the longest by a Winston hitter since current Oakland infielder Marcus Semien recorded an 18-game run from April 23 to May 12 of 2012. In the Dash era (2009-present), Peter's current 16-game surge is the sixth-longest hit streak. Brandon Short boasts the longest run by a Dash hitter, a 26-gamer from April 11 to May 8 of 2010.
- After going 1-for-30 with men in scoring position in their previous four games, the Dash were 4-for-11 on Saturday night. Adam Engel, who is now tied for second in the CL in stolen bases at 25, ripped off a pair of swipes after just three in his previous 24 games. Cleuluis Rondon posted his first multi-hit game since May 7.
- Before Saturday's victory, the Dash had dropped eight consecutive road games dating back to May 23. This is tied for the worst road losing streak of the Dash era (2009-present). Winston-Salem also dropped eight in a row away from the Triad in August of 2014. The franchise has not endured a longer road skid since August 10-22, 2006, when the Warthogs dropped nine straight road games. During this losing streak, the Dash were outscored 47-23, and they failed to surpass three runs in all but two games.
- Winston-Salem infielder Trey Michalczewski enjoyed his first off day of 2015 on Saturday. Michalczewski had started in all of the Dash's first 60 games. He is second in the Carolina League with 39 RBIs, trailing only Lynchburg slugger Nellie Rodriguez (50). Now, the only Dash player to play in every game this season is outfielder Adam Engel, who is the only player on the circuit to play in every inning for his team.
- Following Sunday's rubber match, the Dash will return to the Triad for a week-long homestand, which includes the conclusion of the suspended game on June 2 against Salem.
- In his last start Tuesday against Wilmington, Robinson Leyer posted his second career professional complete game (7IP, 3R, 6H).
- Before Saturday, a member of the Dash had only been ejected four times.
Sunday's game will be available on wsdash.com/broadcast, along with the TuneIn Radio app. The Pregame Dash will begin at 5:45 p.m., with the first pitch at 6 p.m.
– Scott
Game #62 Preview – Dash at Carolina
Game #62 – Road Game #34
Winston-Salem Dash (25-35) at Carolina Mudcats (30-30)
Saturday, June 13 – 6 p.m.
Five County Stadium (Zebulon, N.C.)
Winston-Salem took an early 2-0 lead, but the Mudcats scored eight unanswered runs Friday to take the series opener 8-2. The Dash will try to snap an eight-game road losing skid Saturday.
Adam Engel – CF
Jake Peter – 2B
Chris Jacobs – 1B
Jeremy Dowdy – C
Nolan Earley – RF
Toby Thomas – 3B
Cleuluis Rondon – SS
Michael Suiter – LF
Ethan Wilson – DH
Jordan Guerrero – LHP
- In the losing effort, Winston-Salem infielder Jake Peter pushed his hitting streak to 15 games with a first-inning double. This hit streak represents the longest by a Carolina Leaguer in 2015. Since May 27, the former seventh-round pick is 20-for-55 (.364) with 10 RBIs and 13 runs. Among active streaks in the Minor Leagues, Peter's 15-game run is the fourth-longest. Three men, including former big league outfielder and Tacoma Rainier Franklin Gutierrez, have hit safely in 17 consecutive games.
- Peter's 15-game hit streak is the longest by a Winston hitter since current Oakland infielder Marcus Semien recorded an 18-game run from April 23 to May 12 of 2012. In the Dash era (2009-present), Peter's current 14-game surge is tied for the sixth-longest hit streak. Brandon Short boasts the longest run by a Dash hitter, a 26-gamer from April 11 to May 8 of 2010.
- While Peter has been outstanding, the team as a whole has labored in run-scoring chances. The Dash went hitless in nine at-bats with men in scoring position in Friday's loss. In their last four games, Winston-Salem is 1-for-30 with runners in scoring position. As a club, the Dash hit .244 in such situations. Winston-Salem is behind every Carolina League outfit in this category save fellow last-place Potomac (.237).
- The Dash have dropped eight consecutive road games dating back to May 23. This is tied for the worst road losing streak of the Dash era (2009-present). Winston-Salem also dropped eight in a row away from the Triad in August of 2014. The franchise has not endured a longer road skid since August 10-22, 2006, when the Warthogs dropped nine straight road games. During this losing streak, the Dash have been outscored 47-23, and they have failed to surpass three runs in all but two of their games.
- Dash third baseman Trey Michalczewski drove home his 39th RBI in Friday's first inning. He is second in the CL in RBIs, trailing only Lynchburg slugger Nellie Rodriguez (48). Since May 5, Michalczewski has amassed 31 RBIs, which are good for a share of 10th in all of Minor League Baseball during this span. Only Rodriguez (32) has more among Carolina Leaguers.
- The Dash's last four victories have come by exactly one run, while three of their last six losses have been decided by five or more runs.
- Left-hander Jordan Guerrero will make his second High-A start on Saturday. He whiffed the first five he faced in his Dash debut on Sunday, though he did give up four runs in five-plus innings.
- With Friday's loss, the Dash have been eliminated from first-half postseason contention.
Saturday's game will be available on wsdash.com/broadcast, along with the TuneIn Radio app. The Pregame Dash will begin at 5:45 p.m., with the first pitch at 6 p.m.
– Scott
Opening Day roster breakdown
The Dash just released their 2015 Opening Day roster, so let's delve a little deeper into some of the names to know for the upcoming season:
Winston-Salem Natives:
OF C.J. Beatty & INF Chris Jacobs
Last season, Beatty became the first Winston-Salem native to suit up for the club in the Dash era. The outgoing Beatty is back for more at BB&T Ballpark this summer, and he will be joined by Jacobs, another Winston-Salem native.
Both players have taken a winding road to get to this point. Beatty was originally drafted by the St. Louis Cardinals back in 2009 before being released by the organization following the 2010 season. The North Carolina A&T product spent four seasons in various independent leagues before hooking on with the Chicago White Sox in 2014. Meanwhile, Jacobs was a 2007 selection of the Los Angeles Dodgers and played seven seasons in their system before getting released this winter and signing with the White Sox.
The Corner Mashers:
INF Keon Barnum & INF Trey Michalczewski
Two of the Dash's main power sources in 2015 figure to come from the corners of their infield. Both Barnum (supplemental first round, 2012) and Michalczewski (7th, 2013) were highly drafted by the White Sox coming out of high school. The Dash are hoping each player can build off their 2014 campaign, when the pair combined to drive in 135 runs. The switch-hitting Michalczewski was ranked by MLB.com as the eighth-best prospect in the White Sox organization, while the lefty-swinging Barnum is 29th.
Returning Relievers:
RHP Brad Goldberg, LHP Sean Hagan, RHP Zach Isler, LHP Jefferson Olacio
Dash pitchers fanned the most opposing batters (1,087) in the Carolina League last season, and at least four of them will be back with the club in a bullpen role in 2015. Pitching coach J.R. Perdew also returns for a fourth consecutive season. Since Perdew rejoined Winston-Salem for his third tenure with the franchise in 2012, the club possesses a team earned run average of 3.85, which is third-best in the Carolina League during that span.
Why Walk?
RHP Tony Bucciferro & RHP James Dykstra
Speaking of returning pitchers, both Bucciferro and Dykstra come back to the Dash in 2015. If either right-hander is on the mound, expect opponents to try to swing away; the duo combined for 140 strikeouts against just 22 walks last year with Winston-Salem. The ability of each to pound the strike zone and pitch efficiently should help rest the bullpen and keep arms fresh throughout the year.
A 2012 Bounce-back?
LHP Matt Heidenreich & OF Keenyn Walker
Both Heidenreich and Walker turned in promising seasons for the Dash back in 2012. The pair are hoping that starting the 2015 campaign in Winston-Salem can help both them and the club rekindle the magic of 2012, when the Dash went 87-51 and finished 13.5 games better than any other team in the Carolina League. Heidenreich, a 2009 fourth-round pick, and Walker, a 2011 supplemental first rounder, both have the talent to make it happen.
The 2014 Draft Class:
LHP Brian Clark, LHP Jace Fry & INF Jake Peter
Three members of the White Sox 2014 draft class will open the season with a full-season club for the first time. Clark and Fry figure to be critical on the pitching side, while Peter should open the year as the Dash's starting second baseman. How the trio adjusts to the rigors of a 140-game schedule will be key to how much success Winston-Salem enjoys in 2015.
The Brother:
RHP Robinson Leyer
Euclides Leyer pitched in 34 games for the Dash a year ago, but in 2015, it's up to his brother Robinson to carry on the family name in a Winston-Salem uniform. When you might see the name "Leyer" on the back of the Dash uniforms, however, may be slightly different this season. Euclides worked only as a reliever with the Dash, while Robinson has been a starter throughout his professional career, something that will continue with the Dash in 2015.
The New Guy:
RHP Michael Ynoa
One of the newest members in the entire White Sox organization is Ynoa, who was packaged along with big league RHP Jeff Samardzija in the December trade that sent Dash alums INF Marcus Semien, RHP Chris Bassitt, C Josh Phegley and INF Rangel Ravelo from Chicago to Oakland. Ynoa received the largest contract the A's had ever given out ($4.25 million) in 2008 and was ranked a top 100 prospect twice before injuries derailed his career. Maybe a fresh start in a new organization is what it takes to get the talented right-hander back on track.
Familiar Fielding Faces:
OF Nick Basto, OF Adam Engel, INF Justin Jirschele & INF Cleuluis Rondon
This group helps makes up nine of the 10 infielders and outfielders on the Dash's Opening Day roster who played for the club last season. How they are able to use their past experience in the Carolina League will be crucial to determining if the Dash can return to the postseason.
The Catching Duo:
C Omar Narvaez & C Jeremy Dowdy
The 2014 Dash Opening Day roster featured three backstops, so playing time for both Narvaez and Dowdy should be easier to find than the 2014 trio had last year. It will be interesting to see how much manager Tim Esmay platoons the pair if they are both able to get ample rest, as Narvaez bats from the left side while Dowdy is a right-handed hitter.
The Intriguing Southpaw:
LHP Andre Wheeler
Wheeler didn't pitch full-time until his final year at Texas Tech in 2013 but has steadily put up impressive numbers in his first two professional seasons. Originally drafted as an outfielder by the Dodgers out of high school, Wheeler can be a crucial part of the 2015 Dash if he continues to build on his success pounding the strike zone with his high-voltage stuff.
The Tall Guys:
RHP Jose Brito & LHP Jefferson Olacio
At six-foot-seven, both Brito and Olacio share the distinction of being the tallest players on the Opening Day roster. The height of both hurlers may be the same, but how they pitch is completely different. The 210-pound Brito is a finesse pitcher, hoping to lure opponents into chopping the ball into the ground, while the 295-pound Olacio tries to overpower opposing batters.
Stay tuned for a preview of the season opener in Frederick on Thursday!
– Scott
The other side of the Samardzija trade
Most White Sox fans are thrilled about the proceedings at the Winter Meetings. The Sox have been the "it" team of the week thus far by signing Yankees closer David Robertson and trading for Oakland righty Jeff Samardzija.
Within the latter of those two transactions, the White Sox had to surrender some significant talent. On behalf of the entire Dash organization, I would like to wish good luck to the four players included in the blockbuster deal: right-handed pitcher Chris Bassitt, catcher Josh Phegley and infielders Rangel Ravelo and Marcus Semien.
All four of these players spent a significant amount of time in Winston-Salem and were tremendous both on and off the field. Even though they are no longer members of the White Sox system, I hope Dash and Sox fans continue to root for them in Oakland.
Here are some thoughts from Twitter as this deal came to be:
Scout tells me about Rangel Ravelo- underrated but extremely productive, untapped power potential Similar MiLB career arc to Allen Craig.
— Susan Slusser (@susanslusser) December 9, 2014
Like Rangel Ravelo. Can put the ball to all fields and has some nice raw pop.
— Chris Kusiolek (@Oak_AllDay) December 9, 2014
Scout said nice things about Rangel Ravelo last season. Big ? with him is power. Between Ravelo and Matt Olson, Oakland deep in minor lg 1B.
— Jeff Passan (@JeffPassan) December 9, 2014
6 years ago, #Athletics traded for little-known catcher Josh Donaldson. Now get little known catcher Josh Phegley. Reported big mullet, too.
— Carl Steward (@stewardsfolly) December 9, 2014
Josh Phegley on trade to A's"Surprised, but think I have legitimate shot to play in big's for Oakland".
— Rick Semmler (@Rick_Sports10) December 9, 2014
No surprise that Josh Phegley has been moved. #WhiteSox had five catchers on the 40-man as of yesterday. Someone was going to go.
— Dan Hayes (@CSNHayes) December 9, 2014
Some players in the White Sox system weighed in as well:
We lost some good dudes today..best of luck to you boys on your new journey!
— Justin Jirschele (@Jirsh_11) December 9, 2014
Man, 4 great teammates just traded to the @Athletics . Good luck to both of my boys @C_Bass419 and @JoshPhegley , you'll both be missed!
— Josh Richmond (@Richie_Rich02) December 9, 2014
@C_Bass419 Going To Miss My King James lover. Good Luck on The New Chapter..#DoWork
— Tim Anderson (@TimAnderson7) December 9, 2014
Good luck to one of my very good friends @C_Bass419 in his new journey with the Oakland A's. No matter the jersey, always a #CMB
— Chris Beck (@WatchUrBeck) December 9, 2014
Indeed, good luck to those who are now Athletics. Winston-Salem fans will be tracking your careers.
– Brian


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Jill Halfpenny braved the wet weather and pulled on her tights for a performance of The Great Gatsby by the Northern Ballet company at Sadler's Wells theatre in London on Tuesday night.
With summer seemingly over before it really started, the former EastEnders and Waterloo Road actress combined a big woolly, grey cardigan with a round neck black dress decorated with white lightening bolts and a pair of dark black tights topped off with some low cut boots.
With Baz Lurhmann's screen adaptation of F Scott Fitzgerald's classic American novel hitting the cinemas this week, other celebs, such as Sir Ben Kingsley, Darcey Bussell and Les Misérables star Eddie Redmayne decided to ditch the silver screen in favour of the stage and turned out to watch the ballet.
Having already been remade as an opera and a musical, David Nixon's adaptation of the 1920s Jazz Age novel marks the first time that the story of Jay Gatsby has been performed as a ballet.
The two-month tour of The Great Gatsby ends on Friday night at the Sadler's Wells theatre, having already taken in stints in Leeds, Sheffield and Edinburgh.
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Dogged resistance from its middle and lower order, assisted by an unimaginative declaration and moments of sloppy fielding by its opponents, a lifeless MCG pitch and just a bit of luck, allowed India to save face against Australia but not the series as the Boxing Day Test petered to an anticlimactic draw on day five.
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India's batsman wobble but hold off Australia's bowlers to draw the Boxing Day Test at the MCG, the home side claiming the Border-Gavaskar Trophy.
Comfortable in the knowledge that a draw would secure the Border-Gavaskar Trophy, Australia left itself a minimum of 70 overs to bowl out India in the final two sessions but fell four wickets short of claiming a third straight Test victory, with the home side eventually calling for stumps four overs before the scheduled close with India 6-174 in their second innings.
A defiant 48 from unheralded Indian youngster Ajinkya Rahane, a blistering 54 from star No.4 Virat Kohli and an unbeaten 32-run partnership between captain M.S. Dhoni (24 not out) and Ravichandran Ashwin (eight not out) at the end denied the Australians in the shadows of the final day and ensured the series would remain 2-0 heading to Sydney.
In an underwhelming effort to clinch the result, the Australians took just three wickets in 32 overs in the the final session, spluttering catches and run out chances, and watching regulation chances go to where fielders should have been.
Front-liners Mitchell Johnson (2-38 off 15 overs) and Ryan Harris (2-30 off 16 overs) tried everything in their arsenal to put the Indians under pressure on a pitch that did not wilt, and Josh Hazlewood (2-40 off 15 overs) also helped out with the key wickets of Murali Vijay (11) and Rahane.
However spinner Nathan Lyon could not repeat his final day heroics from Adelaide, failing to take a wicket in 12 overs and was rarely used in the final session on a pitch that was not spinning.
Having set the Indians a mammoth 384 runs to win, the Australians got off to a dream start by reducing the Indians to 3-19 before the two men that foiled their plans for domination in the first innings - Kohli and Rahane - dug in again and didn't back down.
Australia had a chance to end Rahane's innings on 22, when the Indian flayed a high but catchable chance to Chris Rogers at point off Johnson 20 minutes before the tea break.
Rahane eventually succumbed with 15 overs remaining, miscuing a pull shot off Josh Hazlewood to bring a tame end to his valiant 199-minute, 117-ball stay that road-blocked the Australians.
It came amidst an excited period midway through the last session where Australia threatened to steal the match, with Johnson producing a virtually unplayable delivery to remove Cheteshwar Pujara, who proved to be another of India's final-day soldiers with a handy 21 off 70 balls.
Coming from around the wicket, the stunning ball from Johnson angled into the right-handed Pujara and then virtually "spun" away to take off-stump.
Rahane's was a similarly strange dismissal to that off his fellow first innings centurion Kohli, who bravely counter-attacked Johnson and company in another brilliant 54 that included slashing pulls and drives but ended meekly.
The star right-hander inexplicably clipped the first ball immediately after tea off Harris straight to Joe Burns at square leg, ending a key 85-run partnership fielded with more tense moments between the feisty Kohli and the Australians.
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The Russian rockabilly surf rock band, The Red Elvises, have been coming to Albuquerque for years and at one point had a pretty massive local following when they would roll into town at the very least once a year. Those that have gone to their shows become nostalgic for their showmanship and inventive sounds. One cannot help but want to dance to and join in on their audience immersive gigs.
These days though, there is only one original member left in the band that was founded in 1995. They've changed their name to Igor and The Red Elvises, maybe because it just isn't quite the same show or band with different members.
It was unfortunate to see that only a small number of people came to the show on Tuesday. This may be part of a larger issue; many millennials out and about downtown are no longer going to see bands play anymore, but seem more interested in hip hop and EDM.
The newer members of The Red Elvises play the same songs as the other incarnations of the bad did, and have even added a few new ones to their repertoire, but the show itself is different. The new singer does not have a Russian accent, that is an aspect that made the band what it used to be. The fervor was gone and replaced with a younger and not as lively group.
I must admit I hadn't seen them play in years, and don't get me wrong, every single one of the new band members are talented in their own right, especially their new horn player—she is a badass—but also their formerly infamous red balalaika bass was not being twirled about and used as a show prop as it once was. Essentially the show didn't have the flair it once had. This could be due to Bernov, the previous bassist, quitting the band in 2009 to join the circus as a clown with a group called Slava's Snowshow.
But things do happen. Something that was made notable by Russian accents, grandiloquence and sheer soul to play had been changed and ended up sort of lost on a younger audience. Unfortunately this gig missed the mark of their usually grandiose shows.
According to their bio, showman extraordinaire Igor Yuzov is "perpetually globetrotting, and in the process he has found scores of wildly talented, entertaining musicians to bring into the fold of this increasingly international party band," and it's understandable that sometimes bands need to change to keep thriving.
Maybe it's that I was hoping to see the show I had memories of from in my youth, but sometimes bands develop into something else entirely, even though they're playing the same music. And sometimes older fans are either going to embrace it or they're not.
The new musicians added to the group and they did put on a great show. Anyone looking to go have a great time dancing to fun and upbeat vibes will thoroughly enjoy the newly evolved Red Elvises, especially if they play Launchpad again.
Head on downtown to take advantage of the amazingly audacious variety of live music happening in clubs on Central between First Street and Sixth Street tonight!
There's plenty of action from rap to rock and beyond, but these are the two events that caught my attention.
The Co-Op (415 Central NW) presents a concert by students from the School of Rock. Albuquerque SOR operator Robert Montoya told Weekly Alibi this show features School of Rock students from all over the planet, saying, "There are seven different touring groups that are starting in different cities around the country. Team Five Touring Group had their dress rehearsal at the Co-Op on Friday and will play a full show along with our ABQ School of Rock House Band to kick off their tour! They play Denver and Red Rocks next, then Omaha, Neb. and DeKalb, Kansas before ending up at Lollapalooza in Chicago on July 28."
The SOR Tour kicks off at 6pm at the Co-Op, Tickets cost $10 online or at the door. All ages are welcome.
After you've caught a glimpse of the next generation, troop your rocked out form over to Launchpad (618 Central SW) to check out one of the premier, genre-defining bands of this age. In case you wanna know, they are called Wavves and they are from Califas. Totally worth it, totally talented and totally kings of the beach.
It will cost $17 to interact with this beachy slice of the California Republic and members of the public over the age of 13 are invited to do so. Doors are at 8pm; the gig's at 9pm.
After being catcalled by some idiot (who then stalled out on Central, take that ya dumb idiot) I arrived at the Launchpad. It was the least crowded I've seen it in a while which I found surprising because in the alternative scene in Albuquerque, I gathered that Palisades and Secrets are popular. I've seen Palisades once and that was last year at Warped Tour and I really enjoyed the show then, so I was excited to see what they would be like to see them in a small venue.
Certainly more people were there than at Warped, possibly because they've become more popular since last summer but it's more likely that it's because it was a Wednesday evening. Who has stuff to do then? I digress.
I got to my seat on the balcony just in time. Picturesque started playing as soon as I sat down. There were far more people on the floor than the balcony, which isn't usually the case. Actually, that's probably not true. It just feels that way to me because normally when I arrive late to a show and I get beer, I have to stand on my tippy toes behind a crowd of people sitting and standing. Glob bless, I still got center.
Picturesque has such a pronounced, exciting and consistent energy. Within the first song, just seeing them perform for a few minutes, I decided that they're going to get huge in the alternative scene very soon. They connected with the audience not only with their music and energy, but they shared that it wasn't their first time in town; The last time they were here they played a house show and one of their local friends was in the audience.
Lead singer Kyle Hollis' voice was noticeably high pitched. With his clean/unclean vocals he's able to communicate very beautiful, sincere, deep emotions. Add that to the pop-punk, post-hardcore guitar riffs and brilliantly executed drums and it was very powerful and meaningful. I particularly liked the drummer. He was robust and explosive while also maintaining an intelligent and transposable consistency.
I don't think I've never seen an opening band get an audience so amped up so quickly. Although, the crowd could have been ready to go before the show started. The audience was really receptive to the band's requests. They responded immediately and positively, which is kind of uncommon. Whenever I hear people say they love Albuquerque and the crowd is great, I hardly believe them. I think, "Don't pretend like you think we're special! I know you say that to Tulsa, too. Nothing is special about Tulsa to you and neither is Albuquerque. I see through your lies, you heathen!"
I know people here that go to shows are usually really into it, but seeing that audience it was incredible. I don't think I can properly communicate it. The crowd moved as a whole and independently. Everyone was nice to each other. Everyone was in good spirits. There weren't any people who were too drunk or too high. When I heard the bands thank the audience for being such a great crowd that night, I really believed they meant it.
Picturesque ended up playing about 5 songs. Before the last song played, the audience was getting antsy. The first mosh pit of the night happened shortly after the last song began.
At some point during the set change, when I was looking at my Faceplace, I saw that Secrets had to cancel because they were sick. It's unfortunate but I understand. It seems to me a lot of bands that tour through Albuquerque (and probably elsewhere, I guess) are battling some kind of cold or similar sickness.
Too Close To Touch were exceptional performers. The well-known (and well-toured) alternative bands that I've seen have a very particular showmanship "move": They put on a performance that interconnects with the other band members while doing their own thing. What I really mean is, they each do their own best version of sexy but it all flows together. It's something I've noticed with Crown the Empire, We Came As Romans, Hollywood Undead, Silverstein, The Neighborhood and more that I can't remember right now because I'm a little sleep deprived (sorry). While I didn't completely enjoy their music, I really appreciated their performance and dedication to the audience. At one point, lead singer Keaton Pierce got a nosebleed (I gathered that it wasn't uncommon for him, what a neeeeerd) and he kept going. What a trooper! For their entire set they were all very high energy and also super professional.
Finally Palisades took the stage. I noticed right away that Louis Miceli Jr.'s (lead vocals) voice wasn't what it normally was like or how I remembered it, and I was disappointed. I blamed my summer-heat-induced craziness for misremembering the remarkable show they put on last time I saw them. Later, Miceli informed us that he was getting over whatever Secrets was coming down with, so I'm going to stand by my original not-
Regardless of the sickly vocalist, the crowd was wild. After the band absorbed some of the crowd's energy, they were equally energized. The crowd was moshing and doing death walls, they were just as entertaining to watch as the band.
I really like Palisades because they conspicuously mix genres, which is the future of music (in my humble opinion). Palisades mainly mixes hardcore and dubstep (yaaas, I'm so into it) but I also noticed they did a hardcore and memestep mix.
For those of you who don't know what memestep is, it's relatively new, but it's just using vocals from vines and mixing it with dubstep/hardcore electrona/general EDM. Like, for example, they used the "Damn, Daniel!" vocal from that well-known meme (which was awesome and caused me to leave my seat on the balcony and go downstairs). It was fantastic being at a show that was basically a post metal-hardcore rave, I loved it.
Even though Secrets wasn't able to perform, I think the audience left satisfied. I know I did.


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I knew life has been busy, but I did not realize it has been a month and a half since I last got a chance to blog. This time of year through the beginning of the new year is always a busy season for us, but it has been complicated this year by sweet little Chloe.
Chloe loves her doll "Miss Pearl"
Tiny but mighty, this little peanut has turned out to be one of my most challenging babies. And I'm afraid we have nobody but ourselves to blame. With plenty of older siblings to help out, she has been picked up, carried, rocked, and otherwise treated royally since birth. We didn't just jump to attention at the slightest whimper out of her, but rather before she would ever even start complaining. As a result, she had become quite "spoiled," for lack of a better term. At first, after getting her to sleep, I could at least move her to the bed/cradle/swing, but soon she would wake immediately after being moved, and so for the last two months Chloe has only slept when being held by me. And not just held in a carrier, which would give me some freedom of movement, but held in my arms, rocking her in my quiet, dark room with the door shut. You can imagine how doable that is with a large family!
We were all starting to get sleep-deprived and desperate, and things were getting worse, not better. Evidently, you CAN indulge a baby too much, and teach them bad (sleep) habits at a young age. All my other babies were good sleepers and naturally fell into a good routine by 3 months of age, so this is a new experience for me.
Chloe in the matching clothes that Miriam made for her doll.
The last couple of days, after all else had failed, I have been working on sleep training little Chloe in earnest, much to the horror of the little girls who cannot stand to hear her crying at all. Yes, there was crying involved. :( It was rough, really, but desperate times call for desperate measures. Thankfully, Chloe is as smart as they come, and just as she was clever enough to figure out how to make us all do her bidding without being able to say so much as a single word, she has very quickly caught on to "time to go night-night." I'm sure there are still some rough patches ahead of us, but both last night and this morning she went down while awake happily and without complaint, and then stayed asleep for long stretches of time. This is a huge improvement from taking two hours of my time to go down to nap, only to wake 5 minutes later!
In one of those hours of newfound freedom, I have been able to upload some of my pictures from the last two months. As soon as I get the rest moved to the computer, I will be able to blog more about what we have been up to recently. Like this little guy:
Come check back soon! :)


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Into the Woods: Edgy Musical Fairy Tale Mash-Up
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New Drama Seared Examines the Price of Success, With an Onstage Kitchen
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great play, great venue and happy hour was a wonderful idea! Parking was only $13.00 when you give the parking attendant a copy of your ticket. Will definitely go back.
The seats were the 3rd row from the stage, we saw everything and heard everyone.
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SF Playhouse is one of the best theater companies in the Bay Area, but they can't do musicals. They either hate musicals or don't respect them, so their productions are cynical and snarky with odd anachronisms. This one also has ugly costumes and...continued
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We left at the intermission...this theater is too small for such a big show! There isn't much story to begin with, so all the drama is in the production - singing, dancing, sets, etc. Unfortunately this was like watching a local theater group...continued
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This was my second viewing of this production. It has even gotten better than on my first viewing. I saw it early in the run so it makes sense that it has gotten tighter, voices are better, etc. I saw the original in previews and have seen two...continued
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"[Sondheim's] lovely score — poised between melody and dissonance — is the perfect measure of our tenuous condition. And Sondheim's lyrics are brilliant." —The Washington Post


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Another new garden to the site is Wylde Willow Garden
A landscaped Abbots Creek meanders for half a kilometre through this large country garden. Inviting pathways follow the creek through woodland of hundreds of rhododendrons, maples, and cornus under planted with shade loving perennials. Hundred years old willows stand guard filtering the sunlight.
Encompassing the house a is cottage garden displays hundreds of roses, mostly heritage, and many reaching tree tops before cascading downwards. Complimentary perennials add colour to create interest. A conservation project of heritage roses displays many unusual and rare roses best viewed late Nov. and Dec. A large park displaying maturing trees surrounds a large beautifully landscaped pond at the end of a picturesque grass lane. There are many garden rooms and colour themed.