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"Million Dollar Baby" has great characters, but it doesn't glorify
them. It has a wonderful story, but it never tries to impress you. The
photography, score and direction is superb, but never distracting. What
this movie is, if I have to call it something, is passion. Passion for
film-making, passion for storytelling, passion for its characters,
passion for its actors, and passion for its story and the means at
which it will go to tell it. Amazing.
Frankie Dunn (Clint Eastwood) owns a messy boxing gym which is populated, mostly, by downbeat losers who he spends some time training. He runs it with his friend and former student Eddie Scrap-Iron Dupris (Morgan Freeman), who now lives contently at a room in the gym. One day a young woman named Maggie (Hilary Swank) walks in, looking for a manager and trainer. Frankie shafts her immediately ("girly, tough ain't enough"). Frankie has bigger things on his hands. He's managing a fighter who has a shot at a title bout.
But Frankie is old and weathered and not an appealing manager, so the fighter leaves him. Frankie is broken by this; it is another in a long line of rejections and separations. We can tell that, at this time in his life, he only gets really close with those he's training (Scrap is the only exception). We can tell that his loneliness and a bit of persuasion from Scrap cause him to agree to teach Maggie. Teach, that is the agreement, not manage. But, by the end of the film he will have devoted his life to her.
So the rest of the story follows these two people. There is no real 'plot' that you could describe in a trailer because it is constantly changing it is not the inspiring underdog story you may think of it as. No, what it's 'about' is these characters, and how they react to the circumstances around them, which change with each scene.
Narrating the story is Scrap, speaking like he's looking back to a time long ago when everything has passed. His voice seems flat, deadpan, but there is a working of subtle sorrow in it. Scrap is a sad human being, he sees himself as the result of missed opportunities in the past, and so he spends his time helping the others, offering them his wise advice, with a tone of deadpan humor and even cockiness. Scrap knows what should be done, and what will happen regardless, and he is sort of okay with everything, in a sort of passive way. But the man also knows what's right and he has a deep, inner strength which is displayed in one scene in particular where you just have to cheer. It is an intriguing character, and personally I think it's Freeman's best performance.
And Eastwood's best too. He is an elderly man; some might say too elderly to still be working. After all, most people are retired by his age. But if you had to guess when you're watching this film, you would never, ever say the man is seventy-four. You would say something closer to the sixties, because the man has such amazing energy and dedication, and above all, he has talent. It's been forty long years since "A Fist Full of Dollars" and film has come a long way, and so has this man. At seventy-four, passed all those years as an action hero, nearing what's could be the end of his career, Eastwood has made his best movie. I really, really hope he has time to make many more.
As for Swank, well, she must have found something big that she shared with her character, because this is not acting, it is existing. Swank is Maggie. That's all there is too it. This could be the movie she will be remembered for.
So, "Million Dollar Baby" is a masterpiece. I saw it last night when it opened in my city, and everyone else was seeing "White Noise", and I was shaking my head. Everyone who is even remotely interested in movies should see this one, just so they can know how movies are supposed to be made. I'm trying to think, and there is not a single thing here where Eastwood went wrong. The acting, directing, writing, score, cinematography they all accomplish precisely what they're supposed to with sublime perfection. Many of these aspects will certainly receive Oscars and all of them should.
You may cry through this film, you may cheer. Whatever the case, you will love it.
Flawlessly written, acted and directed, MILLION DOLLAR BABY is being hymned and wreathed by the critics as the best film of 2004. They're absolutely right. "An old master's new masterpiece," the NEW YORK TIMES said in a review that was more of an open love letter to Eastwood than anything remotely resembling a critical analysis of the film itself. For once such honey-tongued critical adulation is fully merited. Dark, edgy, subtle and at times emotionally devastating, MILLION DOLLAR BABY represents the apotheosis of Eastwood's art - the most lucid and intelligently limned expression of his philosophy of the outsider, the noble loners whose personal codes of honour set them both above and apart from the compromised, corrupt societies they inhabit. The Boxing Ring As Metaphor For Life is a hoary trope almost as old as Hollywood itself, employed to varying effect in films as diverse as THE CHAMP, GOLDEN BOY, REQUIEM FOR A HEAVYWEIGHT, THE GREAT WHITE HOPE, FAT CITY, ROCKY and RAGING BULL. In MILLION DOLLAR BABY, though, Eastwood the director brings a fresh eye and an entirely fresh approach to both the setting and characterisations, virtually re-inventing this venerable sub-genre rather than simply recycling its conventions. Eastwood the actor is in fine form - a commanding if increasingly weather-beaten presence - as gym owner Frankie Dunn. A case study in loneliness, Dunn's creased face is a map of places you'd rather not go to and disappointment has clearly been a life-long companion. Co-stars Hilary Swank and the magnificent Morgan Freeman, playing Frankie's unlikely protegee Maggie Fitzgerald and friend "Scrap-Iron" Dupris, give what are without question the best performances of their respective careers: deftly underplayed, their roles provide emotionally overwhelming impacts more powerful than anything glimpsed in the film's riotous fight sequences. Forming an iron triangle forged from mutual dependence, Dunn and Dupris school the impulsive but untutored Maggie in both the techniques of boxing and the tradecraft of survival in a world pre-disposed to pulverise individualism. The canvas-floored square ring becomes the arena in which all three characters confront their various demons, battling for both victory and personal redemption. Paul Haggis' screenplay is itself a masterwork, improving on its source material without betraying the concise but compelling situations and superbly drawn characters found in F.X. Toole's short stories. And, finally, Eastwood the composer's elegiac but unobtrusive score is a minor classic of its kind, a requiem to both lost souls and lost causes. MILLION DOLLAR BABY is not only the best film released in 2004 it is also the most fully realised and richly textured major studio movie of the decade.
Million Dollar Baby is a movie about boxing like Braveheart is a movie
about men in kilts riding horses. What it is is a movie to experience
if you find yourself ever entertaining thoughts about loyalty,
determination, talent, no talent, age, youth, courage, fear, fate, and
the pain and joy of both living and dying.
I read reviews of Million Dollar Baby and expected to like it. Roger Ebert can be soft on movies because he is plainly a big fan, but even he does not lightly toss around the M-word, masterpiece. Yet he drops it on MDB, and justly so. The story is simple and searing. A gal (Hilary Swank) with much heart and no experience aspires to be the champion of the world. She is Rocky in a sports bra. A grizzled fight trainer-manager/gym owner (Clint Eastwood) reluctantly takes her on. His best pal and wise-man assistant (Morgan Freemna) stands alongside them, as the plot unwinds steadily, seamlessly, picking up speed, scene by scene, act after act. Eastwood and Freeman are artists at the top of their profession and they, along with the brilliant Swank, present you the very worthy lives of three people you will care about and remember. The arena is boxing, but it might as well have been boating or baking. It is a story about values and truths that far exceed sports and movies. I walked into the Lowes Lincoln Square theater last night knowing Million Dollar Baby was taking me on a ride and willing to hop aboard. What a beautiful, memorable ride it was.
Clint Eastwood is a man of faith. He is an artist who is confident and
experienced enough to have a deep faith in the audience that he is
trying to reach. He is also a master of omission, of the left-out
detail/line, trusting in his gut that his audience is willing to
participate in his films by exercising their imaginations; that they
never want any aspect of the story to be 'dumbed-down' for ready
consumption. In fact, his trust in the audience to use their own minds
to fill in gaps is like a gift of part ownership in the film. "Million
Dollar Baby" is a beautiful gift, and a masterpiece if film-making.
Eastwood plays Frankie Dunn, an elder boxing coach, manager, and expert 'cut man' who runs a gym and is learning Gaelic on the side. He's a nice enough guy, but he can't seem to shake the guilt from ghosts in his past (some we're in on, some not quite). His guilt/shame is a constant just beneath the surface and gives him something of a cold exterior, sometimes frozen. Yet, as played by Eastwood, you know Dunn's aware of his own plight, but just doesn't know how to melt the ice. Or more importantly, if he's deserving of such a meltdown.
Enter Maggie Fitzgerald (Swank). She's a thirty-something trailer trash woman from southwest Missouri. An unlikely hero for sure. But for my money, Maggie is this generation's Rocky. That may seem an easy, simplistic, and over-reaching comparison, but the parallels are deep, obvious and myriad. Like many people, Maggie's dream (being a professional boxer) is always just out of reach, yet she cannot give it up. She works as a waitress to make ends meet (or at least the ends are almost touching), but spends all her spare time training. Like Dunn, Maggie has her own ghosts haunting her, and through these ghosts they bond tighter than super glue. The heart and work (incalculably huge amounts) that Swank put into becoming Maggie are unnoticeable. It's a silly phrase but it's as if she was born to play this part. It fits like a glove. The real life parallel of her relationship to Eastwood no doubt played a part in her ability to connect with the character's relationship to Dunn. Yet this in no way diminishes her accomplishment. She is brilliant.
Morgan Freeman plays Dunn's right-hand man (Scrape) at the gym, and reprises a role similar to Red from "Shawshank Redemption". He also voices the omniscient narration to the story, a la Red. Like Dunn and Maggie, he's similarly bruised, but somehow less deeply. He's there when both of them need support and helps to bring them together. I can think of nobody acting in film today who can embody kindness and wisdom through friendship and support better than Freeman. He also serves to bring in another Eastwood trademark 'Banter'. Even when themes are heavy, Eastwood's sense of humor is never entirely absent and he and Freeman have a good time with each other, as did Bacon and Fishburne in "Mystic River". These three characters together create a beautiful and true, albeit small, family unit Eastwood's lifelong themes and 'blurring of lines' are on full display: good vs. evil, right vs. wrong, the role of violence, redemption, guilt/shame over previous acts, even god and death. Never one for easy answers, his version of the truth lies in the shadows, quite literally. Cinematographer Tom Stern crafts characters in shadow, shifting in and out of light. There is a grey area between the light and the dark where something approaching truth lies waiting, and this is where Eastwood takes us, then leaves us there to ponder. "Million Dollar Baby" is a shadow play. As accomplished as "Unforgiven" and "Mystic River", yet even more personal, this film is a triumph of human storytelling. As Bacon's character says in "Mystic River", " and the hits just keep on comin'."
Saw "Million Dollar Baby" in Manhattan last night. Clint Eastwood, one of the all-time most famous actors -- and directors -- has more than enough money where he could choose to pull the strings on block-buster, mindless action pictures, ala Jerry Bruckheimer, or comic books. Or, hell, in his twilight years he could just lay back and enjoy his millions. But no. He has chosen instead to make quieter, lower-budget, heart-felt, character driven films like "The Unforgiven" "True Crime" "Mystic River" and now Million Dollar Baby. And the world is a better place for it. Eastwood uses his multiple talents to make films that have something valuable to say. In the emotionally powerful, Million Dollar Baby, he tells an allegorical tale of boxing to subtly express themes of hope, redemption, sacrifice, persistence, and belief in one's self. The movie emphasizes that failure is a more honorable and personally fulfilling trait than never having tried, while also frowning upon laziness and leeching off others. But see the movie and judge for yourself. I personally consider great films as the ones where I leave the theater with a better understanding of human nature, or a desire to improve the world by even a little bit. Eastwood's latest more than succeeds on those counts.
I don't know why, but I went into the theater thinking I was about to see a female Rocky Balboa kind of deal. I left the theater in a daze. Overwhelmed by the simple truth of its conclusion. My hat to Clint Eastwood. What an extraordinary career. An artist of enormous proportions so well camouflaged behind a shy smile and a charming, clumsy attitude. I remember focusing on Clint Eastwood through a very different lens after sitting through "Pale Rider" a mythological, lyrical western. Actors love him because he, clearly, doesn't lie to them, doesn't kiss their asses. He quite simply gives them room to maneuver. Even someone like Meryl Streep, felt freer and capable to stretch herself all the way to Italy under his wing. Sean Penn, Kevin Bacon, Tim Robbins, Jude Law, Morgan Freeman, Gene Hackman yes mostly men but there was also, other than Meryl Streep, Genevieve Boujold. Marcia Gay Harden, Laura Linney and now Hillary Swank with a performance that not even "Boys don't Cry" could predict. The film is a triumph in every department. My stomach ached from feeling. That's a compliment Mr. Eastwood. Thank you very much.
The movie is excellent. Hillary Swank deserves to receive the Oscar for her performance. I haven't seen much of her lately and am so glad that she was picked for this movie. She seems a natural for this role. Like she didn't even have to act, she just let her own emotions take charge. She stole every scene when she was on. Clint Eastwood is one heck of an actor and his directing of movies is even better. He is 75 years old and hope he has another 10 years of good movie making in him. Morgan Freeman is a great actor who never seems to receive the recognition he deserves. Tell others to see it because it isn't in the top 10 listing of viewed movies last week. I'm concerned the subject matter is too deep for most people and it will be pulled to make room for some lame-brain movie like Fat Albert.
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If anyone had doubts about the genius of Clint Eastwood, they should
run, not walk, to see "Million Dollar Baby", perhaps the best movie
that came out of Hollywood is past year.
Mr. Eastwood has that rare quality in choosing an odd story to bring to the screen. With this film he accomplishes what could be, perhaps, the best movie about boxing in history. In the first place, the story by F. X. Toole, in which the movie is based, is an odd choice. We have seen, so far, men boxers, but there is a world out there where women boxers compete in this sport that is not well known, or not commonly seen. The adaptation by Paul Haggis is excellent.
"Million Dollar Baby" has a rhythm of its own, seldom seen in boxing formula pictures. Thanks to Tom Stern almost black and white cinematography, this sordid world of second class gyms in the poor areas of the inner city, makes the film more interesting in its texture. Enhancing it all is the great musical score that Mr. Eastwood, a jazz enthusiast, has created. Music has always complimented Mr. Eastwood's work, but never in such a way as in this movie.
If you haven't seen the film, please stop reading now.
Frankie Dunn, is a man who has trained boxing champions. He is a man at odds with himself. He has demons within him that are tearing away at his soul. We watch him going to mass on a daily basis, but does that qualify him as a devout Catholic? Not according to Father Horvak, who sees a troubled soul in search of redemption.
Frankie's letters comes back, returned from a daughter that wants nothing to do with him. Frankie, at the beginning of the film, loses the services of one his better boxers because a richer competitor is willing to pay the fighter much more. Frankie keeps the older Eddie "Scrap-Iron" Dupris employed in the gym because he feels guilty in having let this former boxer down at the highest point of Scrap's career.
Into this world comes Maggie Fitzgerald. She is a young woman who wants to make it as a fighter; she comes from a white trash background and everything is against her. The only reason she has been allowed in the all-male gym is because she has paid six months worth of membership. We watch Maggie as she struggles on her own without any help from Frankie, the man she would like to interest in coaching her. Frankie realizes there is potential in this young woman, who he sees on a daily basis practicing, and he relents. Maggie proves she follows his instructions well. Then we watch her progress as she wins fight after fight until the million dollar fight with the vicious title holder.
The ironic twist toward the end of the movie arrives out of nowhere; it shakes us up because it was totally unexpected. It makes Frankie and Maggie become father and daughter. Because of the guilt he feels in his own life, Frankie does the right thing in accepting the responsibility of the situation.
The ending is the only thing that feels a bit manipulative in the film, although it's handled with a lot of taste, as it would have been worse in the hands of another, less capable director. The only other complain is that Mr. Eastwood speaks in a whisper, which distracts from what is going on, as we strain our ears to catch every nuance of the brilliant dialog. Also, the voice over by Morgan Freeman's character is at times, unintelligible.
This is a film totally dominated by Clint Eastwood. As an actor, he brings to the role total credibility as the tormented soul inside Frankie. Hilary Swank makes a brilliant Maggie, the ambitious girl that gets much more than what she bargained for. Ms. Swank has the best moment of her career after her work in "Boys Don't Cry". Working with the right elements, Ms. Swank is an actress that works with little gestures to achieve her input in the character she is playing.
Morgan Freeman is excellent as the beaten Scrap, a man who "could have been a contender". He underplays this character with sensational results. Brian O'Byrne, a theater actor who has been seen in two important plays this year in the New York stages, makes an impression as Father Hovark, who seems to understand Frankie. Margo Martindale is convincing as Maggie's mother.
Sometimes it takes a lot for a film to be good. All the right elements were gathered by Clint Eastwood for this movie. It makes one wonder what will his next project be, or if he can surpass the milestone he created with "Million Dollar Baby".
Wow- what an incredible movie! There are so many layers to this film, one could almost see it 4 times and get something new out of it every time. I loved first and foremost its message that we create ourselves through our drive, loyalty, ambition, dedication, and work. Secondly, I love its insistence in the good of the American Dream, and I loved its excitement and beautiful, touching message toward the end. A movie about violence and ambition that evolves into a movie about love, hard-earned sacrifice, and doing something meaningful with one's life. Grade A entertainment with a beautiful message to boot! Hilary Swank and Clint Eastwood should both win their second Oscars for their contribution to cinema.
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"Million Dollar Baby" is the story of three different characters
Actually, two of them, Frankie Dunn (Eastwood) and Scrap Iron (Freeman)
are pretty much mirror images of each other
Frankie owns a rundown Los Angeles gym where he trains up-and-comers His motto for his fighters is "protect yourself at all times." Scrap is an elderly ex-boxer who helps out around the gym and keeps Frankie company Frankie was the 'cut-man' in one of Scraps' fights that turned bad Frankie still feels he's partly to blame
But 31 year old Maggie (Hilary Swank) is totally different She works as a waitress but aspires to be a boxer She is so poor that she has to pick leftover meat off her customers' plates just to have the energy to keep going
Maggie needs boxing to make something of herself and gain respect When she first approaches Frankie, asking to be trained, he told her he never trains girls She continues to hang around and after much harassment he eventually changes his mind From there, we begin to feel some natural affinity between the two To say more would be to ruin a lovely, heartbreaking film carefully layered with surprises
Beneath "Million Dollar Baby," there is a love story A deep love story between two people with scars in their lives... Both are haunted by family problems Maggie's family, led by her opportunistic mother is alternately cruel and exploitative Frankie has an unloving daughter he writes to constantly, but his letters always returned unopened, unread and intact We never know what came between them
Eastwood handles his role with such ease that it's hard to judge whether his acting or directing is the greater accomplishment He stands as a challenge to his conscience when he finds the correct answer in his heart
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Over the last few months we've seen the new Google Analytics platform (v5) build momentum with a string of new feature releases, and last week it was the turn of real-time reporting to be included as the latest addition to the family.
In my previous role with an analytics vendor, I would often have clients come to me with "Real-time data" on their list of requirements but in reality very few were in a position to be able make actionable decisions based on the data that quickly; to a greater extent that is still the case today. As analysts we struggle already to make the best use of the vast quantities of data we already have. Would increasing that with real-time reports across the system only exasperate that?
In certain situations real-time data can be a very powerful tool in the analyst's kitbag. I've been testing the real-time reports for a few weeks now and whilst there is still room for improvement, I've been able to help a client find out some great insights on events that have been occurring which otherwise would have been a lot harder to discover.
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It's 6pm and your new advertising campaign is due to be broadcast on TV. You want to see what the impact is to your brand during and after the commercial. Use the overview report to see how overall traffic to your site is increasing and view the activity timelines by the second and minute as your advert plays to monitor change.
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Drilldown into the Traffic Sources report to view increases in traffic from direct channel and brand search terms and use the locations report to view which geographic regions people are visiting from.
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You're a publisher with dynamic content and news stories which change frequently throughout the day. Use the content report to see which stories are generating the most interest and use this information to help optimise the content you promote elsewhere on the site.
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You've launched a new product and are running a paid search campaign to promote this. Use the Traffic Sources report to see how many people are responding to your marketing. Drill down into the traffic cpc medium to see which keywords people are responding to help optimise your campaigns. Secondly when any new campaigns go live get peace of mind that these are being tagged up correctly by using the reports to verify data is being captured by Google Analytics.
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You've just put new pages live on your site and want to be certain that the tag code is working and Google Analytics is capturing data. Now there is no need to have to wait, simply view the content report and search for your page and watch as you test the page out on the live site.
And if that's not enough to convince you there's always the novelty fun factor. Aside from the fascination of sitting watching visitors as they arrive on your site, big brother style, Google Earth has been integrated into the location report so you can zoom around travelling the world with your visitors. Now that's just plain cool!
I'd love to hear your ideas on how you think these new real-time reports can help your business or how you're using them already.

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Now political operative friends tell me that they don't see Obama getting on the DNC ticket because Bill C. is as good as getting out the black vote as anybodyup to and including a black man. That may be true, though I think it underestimates Obama's larger draw.
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Saturated Fat 10.4 g51.8%
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I won the poster in a competition and a friend suggested that I make a frame to look like one of the boarded up windows you see in the Call of Duty 'Zombies' mode.
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A case can be made that Jacoby Ellsbury was the Red Sox' best player during the regular season in 2013. And so the question must be asked: If, as expected, the center fielder does leave in free agency, is it realistic to think that the Red Sox can contend if they replace him with Jackie Bradley Jr.?
The question revolves largely around what kind of impact the Red Sox might realistically be able to get from Bradley and what they got last year from Ellsbury. But before exploring that question, it's necessary to note that this isn't an apples-to-apples comparison.
If the Red Sox let Ellsbury walk and elect to replace him with Bradley in center field, it will have a ripple effect for what the team does at its other unresolved positions. Given that Bradley represents something of an exercise in uncertainty, the team would look to raise the bar in terms of what it does elsewhere on the field -- something that would become easier if the team had an everyday center fielder making $500,000.
So, if Bradley is starting in center, the team likely would have both the motivation and the money to make two significant moves during the offseason -- perhaps something along the lines of signing both Mike Napoli and Brian McCann, perhaps something like signing Carlos Beltran (with a corresponding shift of Daniel Nava and/or Mike Carp to first base) and re-signing Jarrod Saltalamacchia, perhaps a signing of one major free agent and a trade for another impact player who would represent an upgrade somewhere on the field.
The precise dimensions of the corresponding moves are unknown. That said, it's fair to say that a Bradley-for-Ellsbury passing of the baton would not happen in a vacuum.
Meanwhile, it's worth asking: What is Ellsbury?
The 30-year-old center fielder is coming off a year that was as good as any in his career aside from his ridiculous Mike Trout-caliber 2011 season. He found a way to impact the game in every way, with a strong year in the batter's box (.298/.355/.426, with his OBP tied for the second best of his career and his slugging mark and OPS both ranking as the second best of his career), was the biggest game-changer in baseball on the bases (52 steals in 56 attempts) while saving (according to John Dewan's Fielding Bible) 13 runs with his center field defense, the sixth-best mark in baseball at his position. The composite view of the free agent is of a good/above average (but not great) hitter who helps a team win games in every facet.
But what is Bradley? To what degree does his .189 average, .270 OBP and .337 mark in 107 major league plate appearances represent who he is as a player?
Recent conversations with a dozen talent evaluators across the game offered a fairly consistent picture of Bradley. The 23-year-old is viewed as a very good defensive center fielder -- multiple evaluators believe that his defense is already better than Ellsbury's, given his unusual ability to run in a straight line (without looking back) to the spot where the ball typically is going to land -- who has a chance to be a Gold Glove-caliber defender at some point.
Offensively, his pitch recognition and understanding of the strike zone suggests a future leadoff or No. 2 hitter who will hit for average, record above-average on-base percentages and hit for a little bit of power, with line-to-line doubles and some pull power that could translate to double-digit home run totals. He cleared the fences 13 times in 2013, though that proved a bit of a mixed blessing, as his pull power (all of those homers were to right field) came at the expense at times of the aforementioned line-to-line success he enjoyed in 2012, meaning he compromised average/OBP for power. Yet he still saw the ball well, and seemed to have a growing sense of which pitches he could drive -- there simply were times when he missed them or became jumpy.
He's an above-average baserunner as well, though his impact is felt more on balls in play than in stolen bases, and it would be foolish to suggest he could match Ellsbury's impact on the bases. Still, it would not be a surprise if, eventually, he posts higher OBPs and a higher slugging percentage than Ellsbury, though that may not happen if he's the Sox' everyday center fielder in 2014.
Some scouting thoughts:
"He's a potential leadoff or two-hole hitter with on-base skill and some power. I think he can be better than Michael Bourn."
"He can hit but he's not a .320 hitter. He runs OK but he's not a burner. He's a good center fielder. That's a very good player who can help a team in every way."
"He's major league-ready as a hitter, but in 2014 he won't be the guy he'll be in 2016."
"Despite a tough debut, an above-average everyday center fielder."
"The more you watch him, the more you think he's really good. He can play. I'll be shocked if he's not a vital contributor in the big leagues for 10 years."
Unquestionably, Bradley struggled in his first exposure to the big leagues. But that fact obscures the reality that he was on a very atypical development path -- players aren't supposed to be ready for the big leagues in their second full professional seasons.
Indeed, of the position players selected in the first five rounds of the 2011 draft (considered one of the most stocked ever), just five reached the majors last year:
Anthony Rendon (2B/3B/SS): first round (No. 3) -- 98 games, .265/.329/.396
Kolten Wong (2B): first round (No. 22) -- 32 games, .153/.194/.169
Jackie Bradley Jr. (OF): first round supplemental (No. 40) -- 37 games, .189/.280/.337
Brad Miller (SS/2B/3B): second round -- 76 games, .265/.318/.418
Cody Asche (3B): fourth round -- 50 games, .235/.302/.389
Struggle was the norm for players who were pushed as aggressively as Bradley. Near the end of the year, Bradley was mindful of the rarity of his career path. He understood that it's atypical for a player, one year after opening his first full pro season in High-A, to break camp in a major league Opening Day lineup.
"I think of being up here at this stage, being up here so quickly, it's just a blessing," Bradley said in September. "It's great to know that you did something to get to where you are, or else you wouldn't be here. That's what I'm just thankful for. Hopefully it continues.
"You've got to put it in perspective, go with the punches," he added. "You're going to have some down time, some up time, but overall, know that you're trying to get better every single day and keep working at it because this game is going to humble you for sure. That's the way I just tried to take it -- keep working and it will all pan out."
That points to a longer-term view that seems reasonable. If Bradley won't be in 2014 what he will be in 2016, it is obvious yet important to suggest that what he was in 2013 isn't what he will be in 2016 -- or, in all likelihood, 2014. Why?
The team believes that his struggles were comparable, in some ways, to those of Dustin Pedroia in the second baseman's introduction to the big leagues at the end of 2006 and the start of 2007. In both instances, top college performers from big programs (Bradley from the University of South Carolina, where he won College World Series MVP honors as a sophomore, Pedroia from Arizona State) found the jump to the majors challenging while just two years removed from college.
But Pedroia was able to make sense of those struggles in relatively short order and emerge, by May 2007, as an excellent player. The team is hopeful that, based on some of the adjustments that he showed to what proved a considerable early season vulnerability to fastballs on the hands, Bradley follows a similar pattern, while his secondary skills (defense, baserunning, plate discipline) permit him to have some positive impact when his next major league opportunity arrives.
"I think defensively, he's an everyday major leaguer now," Sox manager John Farrell said earlier this month. "I think we all recognize that the first year for most players, particularly position players, there's a transition he's going to go through, and along the way comes some bumps in the road. I think Jackie went through those. The one thing we did see was, as pitchers attacked him a certain way, it wasn't as evident as it was when he first came up. So, he's a better player today for what he's gone through this year. You know, the overall evaluation of him has not changed from the time he entered the organization. We just know this is kind of a natural progression that he has to go through and feel like he's very capable of being an everyday guy."
That perspective was one that the prospect embraced as well. As much as Bradley struggled in 2013, the center fielder believes that the experience will serve as a platform to better things going forward.
"I wouldn't say it was a bad year," he added. "I just felt like there was a lot I could improve on. I guess I felt like there should be more consistency throughout as opposed to going through the tougher times a lot more often. I've got to minimize those as much as I can. With the whole jumping [levels] thing, I'm not making excuses about that. That's not an excuse. Baseball is baseball. You're going to get better, and the people you play are going to get better. You've got to keep grinding, keep working. You'll get your time. That's the way I look at it. Whenever I get the opportunity, I'll be ready. I'll keep working to do that."
Despite a disjointed minor league season in which he got called up four times, was sent down three times, and landed on the disabled list in Pawtucket twice, he still hit .275/.374/.469 with 10 homers in 80 games in Triple-A. Given that Triple-A represented a level appropriate to someone with his experience, that offensive line probably is a better indicator of where he is in his career. And the fact that his numbers in Pawtucket were consistent with the ones he posted in the second half of 2012 in Double-A Portland (.271/.373/.437 with six homers in 61 games) suggests a decent gauge of the type of performer that the Red Sox hope to have.
After all, if Bradley eventually posts those sorts of lines in the big leagues, that would make him a player with better on-base skills than Ellsbury, more power than Ellsbury (except for the center fielder's 2011 performance, of course) and quite possibly better defense than Ellsbury. A team would trade that package for Ellsbury's superior baserunning ability, particularly given that, for the next few years, Bradley is likely to earn about 2-3 percent of Ellsbury's annual salary.
But in 2014? Yes, the Sox would expect a dropoff from Bradley to Ellsbury. After all, Bradley would be integrated to an everyday job in the big leagues at the bottom of the order.
Still, while the team certainly won't close the door on the possibility of a return by Ellsbury -- something that would give the Sox tremendous outfield depth with Bradley likely back in Triple-A but ready to fill in at any of the three outfield spots in case of injury -- there seems to be an expectation that Bradley can be a good enough player in the big leagues next year that the team could make the necessary moves elsewhere on the team to offset the loss of one of their best players.
Whether or not that actually proves to be the case remains to be seen. There is, naturally, a difference in going from a veteran with a fairly well-established baseline performance level and track record to a prospect who is working toward his eventual big league ceiling. But the Red Sox feel that they know enough about Bradley to treat his potential integration into the lineup as a viable scenario while planning for 2014.
Pete, Thornton and Price give their final thoughts and predictions for the Super Bowl.
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Guys talk the Bruins season so far and the All-Star Break
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Ken, Rear and Ty get into a very solid week for the B's beating St Louis and the Flyers and losing a hard-fought game against the Predators. Is this team turning things around? Krug and Marchand are kicking things up a notch. The guys also talk about Claude and Sweeney's job security before getting into some big hits around the league this week.
Hour 4. Darrelle Revis has gotten himself into a lot of trouble in Pennsylvania. Red Sox ownership holds a press conference from Spring Training.
Hour 3. Mut's history as a radio host is revisited. Kirk's latest podcast features some in depth talk about radio in Boston with Glenn Ordway.
Hour 2. The guys discuss whether the Patriots should consider trading Jimmy Garoppolo. President Trump held an interesting press conference.
Lou says that Rob Bradford is wrong when talking about Mookie Betts beating the shift and maybe joining him on his podcast to talk about it. Lou also ask Christian what happened to him yesterday during the segment with Rob and how Christian seemed to disappear.
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Holley and Keefe discuss the Celtics loss in Chicago and the tough foul call on Marcus Smart that basically handed the Bulls the victory.
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Kirk chats with David Duchovny about his current music tour, which takes him to the Wilbur on February 22nd, how David got his start in television, from his first stint on Red Shoe Diaries, becoming a superstar on the X-Files, and his hilarious appearances on the Larry Sanders Show. This is a fascinating discussion about show business and controlling your own career.
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The level of interest from both customers and partners has been high so far, he said, adding that the move toward deploying dashboards and scorecards is one of the biggest trends in the market at this point, both at a high level within organizations as well as in departments such as finance, sales and IT. Caren said Maestro makes it far easier for users to build and maintain a scorecardadding and moving a metricand this enables more end-user ownership of the product. "We are trying to bring down the bar of the training required to manage your own scorecard with Maestro compared to other products in the market," he said.Asked about what products and platforms Maestro will be able to take advantage of, Caren said when it goes public, it will work with the current version of Office 2003 as well as with future versions of Office, but not Office XP. It also will support the current SQL Server 2000 as well as the upcoming next release, code-named Yukon. "There will be significant additional functionality enabled through Maestro in Yukon, but it will still work very well with SQL 2000. While Maestro is a product that works very well with SQL Server, it can also consume information from other types of data sources," he said. Where is the Beta 3 version of Microsofts Yukon wonder industry insiders? Click here to read more. While Microsofts strategy is to encourage its partners and customers to use SQL Server as the core for their data warehousing and to have their business intelligence live there, "we do have the broader ability to consume information in our scorecards beyond just a SQL data source," he said. While the Office Business Applications Group is relatively new and is part of the Information Worker business unit, customers increasingly will see the end-user product strategy around business intelligence being driven out of Information Worker and the business applications group. "We will more and more take a leadership role in end-user capabilities around business intelligence. Another big thrust for us is to enable what we call line-of-business connectivity in the Office system and back-office processes and information, Caren said. An example of this is the recent Mendocino announcement that Microsoft made with SAP AG, in which Microsoft Office System effectively became the front end for many SAP processes and processing SAP information, he said. Check out eWEEK.coms for the latest news, reviews and analysis about productivity and business solutions.
Looking to the future, Caren said the product will extend and leverage the broader Microsoft stackincluding both structured and unstructured datafrom information available in the warehouse to information available in an Office document, while collaboration with SharePoint will enable group collaboration around a metric or performance issue.
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"Beauty is just kind of an accident. Beauty is just a happenstance. Beauty is the remainders of being a painter."
"It's very convenient to think about people in blocks and in groups. So a part of what I was doing with this was to challenge some of that...Each one of those figures is based on somebody, some particular somebody. Not a person that I want anybody to know, but what I do want you to know is that there is some difference between all of these representations, even as they seem to be simplified and reduced to what appears to be a stereotype."
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a sonneteer by day, busker by night
a love half in darkness and half in light-
a pro of pose of idle flame compose
collected and together they have posed
one mouth no ears and yet the sound is bright
all colors fade to smoke black and fire white.
permits for building permits to speak woes
yet not permitted on the street there goes.
for freedom earned the dollar always spurs
and yet like flesh it too must also burn
a fire staff of smoke so thickly churns
fueled by biased lessons bought not learn-
poor Prometheus, soul forever burns
while watching his efforts retort unearned.
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Who thinks that Trey's Angels should have an opportunity to win a date with Trey; 21 and over of course.
Win a date with Trey
- 25 Philly Trey Angels that won the skip the line for In-store signing
- Trey will be here in the DFW thursday!
Who thinks that Trey's Angels should have an opportunity to win a date with Trey; 21 and over of course.
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I would love dat! I turn 21 in December! And dey should fly the angel or angels out for da date and be with him all day!
I like that idea ; ) It would be something special for him to take the time out and do for one of his lovely Angels, considering his schedule!
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SHEPHERDSVILLE - At a time when Catholics celebrate the Resurrection of Jesus, their most important of events, the St. Aloysius Gonzaga Academy community is coping with a major loss.
While thousands of college basketball fans flocked to New Orleans for Saturday's historic NCAA Final Four matchup of the University of Louisville Cardinals and the University of Kentucky Wildcats, many Bullitt Countians watched the Battle of the Bluegrass from the comfort of their favorite watering holes.
SHEPHERDSVILLE - A city employee has been indicted in Bullitt Circuit Court for taking equipment was he did not own.
SHEPHERDSVILLE — It didn't take David Hatcher long to determine he didn't want to serve any longer on the Bullitt County Sanitation District.
This week Paul Coyle, on behalf of the entire Pioneer News staff, wishes all of Bullitt County a happy Easter season.
The tradition is about to end.
MOUNT WASHINGTON - A lot of softball teams have good weeks during the spring. Fewer teams have exceptional weeks during any season.
MOUNT WASHINGTON - When the Bullitt East Chargers have hit the ball this season, they have really it the ball.
SALEM, Ind. – Morning rain and extremely wet grounds forced postponement of the Taco Bell/Pizza Hut Express Short-Track Festival originally scheduled for Apr. 1 at Salem Speedway.
The season opening event has been rescheduled for Sunday, April 22nd. The O'Reilly Auto Parts Pure Stocks and Portland Recycling Front Wheel Drive Stocks are set to headline the Short-Track Festival. Due to a schedule conflict the FAST Series divisions – Legends Cars, Bandoleros and Thunder Roadsters – are unable to be a part of the rescheduled event.
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Who: Tom Van Horn, 38, founder, president, and CEO of Mercata Inc., Bellevue, Washington
Mistake: "Starting out with too narrow of a business plan."
Payoff: "Real-time customer feedback is the most meaningful way to gauge your company's success."
"It's true what they say: The customer is always right. Mercata was the first online marketplace to capitalize on group buying. When we launched in May 1999, we focused on providing mostly higher-end products, such as stereo equipment and appliances. We had relied on focus groups to direct us toward the kinds of products that people would buy, and the research indicated that 'considered purchases' — high-cost products that customers research and comparison shop for before buying them — were what drew people in."
"But real-time feedback indicated that customers wanted more moderately priced items. We added items such as phone cards, small gardening equipment, and cutlery. Items that cost less than $100 now comprise about half of our business."
"This experience hit on a key point: Getting valid feedback from customers is a lot more powerful than relying on focus groups. We have a 'Product Request' button on our home page that gives us an idea of what new items we should provide, and users contact us thousands of times per week. I've coined a term for how we make decisions at Mercata: 'customer-driven business evolution.' Customers tell us where to go, and we let them guide our decisions."
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Eggplant Casserole
|1 Large, peeled and cut into 1/2 inch thick slices
|Melted butter/Margarine
|1⁄4 Cup (4 tbs), melted
|To Taste
|To Taste
|1 Medium, chopped
|Vegetable oil
|2 Tablespoon
|Tomato sauce
|16 Ounce (2 Can, 8 Ounce Each)
|Tomato paste
|1⁄3 Cup (5.33 tbs)
|Dried whole oregano
|1⁄2 Teaspoon
|Chopped parsley
|1 Tablespoon
|1 , beaten
|Grated parmesan cheese
|1⁄4 Cup (4 tbs)
|Cottage cheese
|1 Cup (16 tbs)
2. On a cookie sheet, keep the eggplant slices ; apply melted butter over it, and season with salt and pepper.
3. Broil the eggplant slices, 6 inches from heat 5 minutes or until golden brown; turn slices over and broil until brown. Remove and keep them aside.
4. In a medium skillet, saute onion in oil until tender.
5. Mix intomato sauce, tomato paste, oregano, and parsley; stir well, and keep aside.
6. In a bowl, mix egg, 2 tablespoons Parmesan cheese, and cottage cheese. Mix well, and set aside.
7. Take a lightly greased 12- x 8- x 2-inch casserole dish and spoon half of tomato sauce mixture into it.
8. Arrange half of eggplant slices over tomato sauce.
9. Using a ladle, spread cottage cheese mixture over eggplant.
10. With the remaining tomato sauce mixture, top with remaining eggplant.
11. Scatter the remaining 2 tablespoons Parmesan cheese over the top.
12. Bake for 40 minutes.
13. Serve hot and this dish yields 6 to 8 servings.
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Nutrition Facts
Serving size
Calories 189 Calories from Fat 106
% Daily Value*
Total Fat 12 g18.5%
Saturated Fat 5.2 g25.8%
Trans Fat 0 g
Cholesterol 47.2 mg15.7%
Sodium 230.6 mg9.6%
Total Carbohydrates 14 g4.7%
Dietary Fiber 3.8 g15.3%
Sugars 7.7 g
Protein 8 g15.6%
Vitamin A 17.5% Vitamin C 25.5%
Calcium 10.4% Iron 7.5%
*Based on a 2000 Calorie diet