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The Philippines Travel Essentials
While upmarket resorts in the Philippines can be as expensive as anywhere else in the world, for anyone with modest spending habits and tastes, the country is inexpensive. You can get by on a frugal budget of around P800 per person (£13/US$20/€15) a day, but you might need to avoid the most popular tourist destinations such as Boracay (or visit during the off-season), and you'll be limited to bare-bones cottages and pokey rooms in basic hotels, usually without air conditioning or hot water. On this budget you'd also have to confine your eating to local restaurants and carinderias, with little leeway for slap-up meals in nice restaurants. You'd also have to plan any flights carefully, only buying the very cheapest tickets online or limiting yourself to buses and ferries. A budget of P1600 (£26/US$40/€30) a day will take your standard of living up a few notches, allowing you to find reasonable beach cottage and hotel rooms and have enough left for modest eating out, drinking and budget flights.
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On P3200 (£52/US$80/€60) a day, you can afford to stay in solid, reasonably spacious cottages on the beach, usually with a veranda and air conditioning, and have plenty for domestic flights and good meals in local restaurants.
Crime and personal safety
The Philippines has a reputation as a somewhat dangerous place to travel (at least in the US and UK), but if you exercise discretion and common sense this really isn't the case. Politically the Philippines is a volatile place, with secessionist movements present in Mindanao and communist guerrillas active in a number of areas. Insurgency rarely has an impact on tourists, but you should avoid troublespots. Updated travel advisories are available on foreign office or state department websites including wwww.state.gov in the US and wwww.fco.gov.uk in the UK.
There are occasional reports of thieves holding up vehicles at traffic lights and removing mobiles and cash from passengers. If you're in a taxi, keep the windows closed and the doors locked, just to be safe. In the Malate area of Manila, the so-called Ativan Gang has used the drug lorazepam (Ativan is one of its proprietary names) to make their victims drowsy or put them to sleep. Several members of the gang were arrested in 2010, but similar cases have been reported in Baguio and Banaue, and it's best to be on your guard if you're approached by people who seem unusually keen to offer you assistance.
Drug laws in the Philippines are stringent and the police are enthusiastic about catching offenders. No one, foreigner or otherwise, caught in possession of hard or recreational drugs is likely to get much sympathy from the authorities. Carrying 500 grams or more of marijuana is deemed to be trafficking and carries the death penalty, while a lesser amount will usually result in a prison sentence. The 24-hour emergency number throughout the Philippines is t 117.
Usually 220 volts (similar to Australia, Europe and most of Asia), although you may come across 110 volts in some rural areas – it's best to ask before plugging in appliances. Most cell-phones, cameras, MP3 players and laptops are dual voltage (hair-dryers are the biggest problem for North American travellers). Plugs have two flat, rectangular pins (same as the US and Canada). Power cuts (known locally as "brownouts") are common, especially in the provinces. If you are worried about using valuable electrical equipment in the Philippines – a laptop computer, for instance – you should plug it into an automatic voltage regulator (AVR), a small appliance that ensures the voltage remains constant even if there is a sudden fluctuation or surge in the mains.
Entry requirements
Most tourists do not need a visa to enter the Philippines for up to 21 days, though a passport valid for at least six months and an onward plane or ship ticket to another country are required.
You can apply for a 59-day visa from a Philippine embassy or consulate before you travel. A single-entry visa, valid for three months from the date of issue, costs around US$40, and a multiple-entry visa, valid for one year from the date of issue, around US$90. Apart from a valid passport and a completed application form (downloadable from some Philippine embassy websites) you will have to present proof that you have enough money for the duration of your stay in the Philippines.
Your 21-day visa can be extended by 38 days (giving a total stay of 59 days) at immigration offices (see relevant chapters). The charge for this is around P2000, and you may be asked if you want to pay a P500 Express fee that is supposed to guarantee the application is dealt with within 24 hours. If you don't pay the fee, the process can take at least a week. Note that it pays to be presentably dressed at immigration offices, as staff might refuse to serve you if you turn up wearing a vest, shorts or flip-flops.
Many travel agents in tourist areas such as Malate in Manila and Boracay offer a visa extension service, saving you the hassle of visiting immigration centres. Whatever you do, don't be tempted to use one of the fixers that hang around immigration offices, particularly in Manila. The "visa" they get you is often a dud and you run the risk of being detained and fined when you try to leave the country.
Visitors are allowed to bring in four hundred cigarettes, two tins of tobacco and two bottles of wine and spirits not exceeding one litre. If you arrive with more than US$10,000 (unlikely) in cash you are meant to declare it, and you won't be allowed to take out more than this sum in foreign currency on leaving. Note that not more than P10,000 in local currency may be taken out of the country, though this is rarely, if ever, enforced.
A typical travel insurance policy usually provides cover for the loss of baggage, tickets and cash or cheques, as well as cancellation or curtailment of your journey. When securing baggage cover, make sure that the per-article limit will cover your most valuable possession. Most policies exclude so-called dangerous sports unless an extra premium is paid: in the Philippines this can mean scuba diving, whitewater rafting, windsurfing, trekking and kayaking.
If you need to make a claim, you should keep receipts for medicines and medical treatment, and in the event you have anything stolen, you must obtain an official statement from the police. In the Philippines this is sometimes a slow process that involves the police officer copying, by hand, the details of your loss into what is known as the police "blotter", or file. Once this has been signed by a superior officer you'll get an authorized copy.
Major cities have dozens of internet cafés and even in small towns and isolated resort areas you can usually find somewhere to log on and send email; wi-fi is becoming more common in cafés and hotels throughout the country. The cost of getting online at an internet café starts at around P40–60 per hour in the cities, while in the provinces it can be as cheap as P15–20 per hour.
For unlimited Wi-Fi on the go whilst travelling Philippines, buy a Skyroam Solis, which works in 130+ countries at one flat daily rate, paid for on a pay-as-you-go basis. You can connect up to five devices at once. Prices start from as little as €5 a day.
There are no coin-operated launderettes in the Philippines, but there are laundries all over the place offering serviced washes for about P150 for an average load. Most of these places will iron clothes for you for an extra charge. It's also possible to get clothes washed at pretty much any guesthouse, resort or hotel.
Living and working in the Philippines
Opportunities to work in the Philippines are limited. Most jobs require specialist qualifications or experience and, unlike other parts of Asia, there's no market for teaching English as a foreign language. One possibility is to work for a diving outfit as a dive master or instructor. Rates of pay are low, but board and lodging may be provided if you work for a good operator or resort in a busy area (Boracay or Puerto Galera, for instance). For more on learning to dive. Some international organizations also offer voluntary placements in the Philippines.
Study opportunities are also limited. There are a number of language schools, mostly in Manila, where you can learn Tagalog; one of the biggest is Languages Internationale at 926 Arnaiz Ave in Makati (t02/810-7971, wwww.languagesintl.com).
Mail and couriers
Airmail letters from the Philippines (wphilpost.gov.ph) take at least five days to reach other countries, though in many cases it's a lot longer. Postcards cost P13 while letters up to 20 grams cost P30 to P45 depending on the destination. Ordinary domestic mail costs P20 for letters up to 20 grams. Post offices are open from 9am to 5pm, Monday to Friday.
If you have to post anything valuable, use registered mail or pay extra for a courier. DHL (wwww.dhl.com.ph), Fedex (wwww.fedex.com.ph), and the locally based LBC (wwww.lbcexpress.com) and 2Go (wwww.2go.com.ph) have offices throughout the country, listed on their websites, and can deliver stuff internationally. Sending documents overseas this way will cost from around P1000 (US and Australia) to P2000 (UK) and take two to three working days.
The best maps of the Philippines are in this book, but many smaller towns and cities in the Philippines haven't been mapped at all. The best map the Philippine Department of Tourism (DoT) offers locally is the free Tourist Map of the Philippines, which includes a street map of Manila, contact numbers for all overseas and domestic DoT offices and listings of hotels, embassies and bus companies. Road maps and country maps can be bought at branches of the National Book Store in all major cities and towns, although supply is unreliable.
Many bookshops sell the Accu-map range of atlases (wwww.accu-map.com), A to Z-like pocketbooks that cover the whole of Metro Manila and detailed maps that cover Baguio, Subic Bay, Cavite, Angeles City, Puerto Galera, Boracay and other destinations. United Tourist Promotions publishes a range of decent maps called EZ Map, covering Manila and the country's regions, with each sheet featuring a combination of area and town maps.
If you want to seek out Philippines maps at home, you'll probably only find maps of Manila and Cebu City, in addition to country maps. Nelles Verlag (wwww.nelles-verlag.de) publishes two good maps – a country map with a scale of 1:1,500,000 and a Manila city map. They are sometimes available in Manila bookshops, but can be hard to track down. The 1:1,750,000 Hema map (wwww.hemamaps.com.au) of the Philippines is another to look out for before you arrive.
For a more varied selection of area maps and sea charts of the Philippines, try the National Mapping and Resources Information Authority (t02/810-5466, wwww.namria.gov.ph) in Lawton Avenue, Fort Bonifacio, 10 minutes by taxi from Makati.
The Philippine currency is the peso. One peso is divided into 100 centavos, with notes in denominations of P20, 50, 100, 200, 500 and 1000. Coins come in values of 25 centavos, P1, P5 and P10. At the time of writing the exchange rate was around P43 to US$1, P67 to £1 and a little less than P58 to the euro.
It's best to arrive with some local currency. Otherwise you can easily withdraw cash at ATMs found in cities and tourist destinations all over the country, but not in less visited areas such as the interior of Mindanao, the northern mountains, areas of Palawan outside Puerto Princesa and Coron Town, and in remote parts of the Visayas. It's best to use ATMs at major banks, and preferably in big cities, because these machines tend to be more reliable than provincial ones, which are often "offline" – because there's no cash in them, the computer has crashed or a power cut has affected their operation. Credit cards are accepted by most hotels and restaurants in cities and tourist areas, though the smaller hotels may levy a surcharge if you pay by card.
Travellers' cheques are safer to carry than cash, though note that you can only change them at a limited number of banks in Manila and in a few tourist haunts such as Malate and Boracay. It's best to bring US-dollar denominations from the major issuers – Thomas Cook, Visa or American Express.
Banks are normally open from 9am to 3pm, Monday to Friday and all major branches have ATMs and currency exchange. The best established local banks include BPI (Bank of the Philippine Islands), DBP (Development Bank of the Philippines), Metrobank and Equitable PCI; Citibank and HSBC also have branches in major cities. Most banks only change US dollars, and though many hotels will change other currencies, they offer poor rates. It's easy to change dollars in Manila, where there are dozens of small moneychangers' kiosks in Malate and P. Burgos Street, Makati, offering better rates than the banks; ask around at a few places and compare. In rural areas there are few moneychangers and banks don't always change money, so if you're heading off the beaten track, be sure to take enough pesos to last the trip.
Opening hours and public holidays
Most government offices are open Monday to Friday from 8.30am to 5.30pm, but some close for an hour-long lunch break, usually starting at noon, so it's best to avoid the middle of the day. Businesses generally keep the same hours, with some also open on Saturday from 9am until noon. Banks are open Monday to Friday from 9am to 3pm and do not close for lunch, except for some of the smallest branches in rural areas. Shops in major malls open daily from 10am until 8pm or 9pm, later during the Christmas rush or "Midnight Madness" sales; the latter take place every two weeks, on the first Friday after each pay day. Churches are almost always open most of the day for worshippers and tourists alike. Typically, the first Mass of the day is at around 6am, the last at 6pm or 7pm.
Government offices and private businesses close on public holidays, though shops and most restaurants remain open except on Good Friday and Christmas Day. Holidays are often moved to the closest Friday or Monday to their original date so that people in the cities can use the long weekend to get back to the provinces to spend a few days with their families. This moving of public holidays is done on an ad hoc basis and is announced in the press just a few weeks – sometimes only a few days – beforehand.
The Philippines has embraced the mobile-phone age with vigour, partly because sending text messages is cheap and because mobile networks provide coverage in areas where landlines are limited. If you want to use a cellular phone bought abroad in the Philippines, you'll need a GSM/Triband phone and to have global roaming activated. Ask your service provider what the charges are for making and receiving calls when abroad. For local calls it will probably work out cheaper to buy a local SIM card, available at dozens of mobile-phone outlets in malls for any of the country's four mobile networks: Smart Communications, Globe Telecom, Talk 'N Text and Sun Cellular. Local SIMs start at just P55–200 and you can top up your credit for P100 to P500. Note that your phone must be "unlocked" to use a foreign SIM card (this can be done at local electronics shops). Standard-rate domestic calls from mobiles cost from P6.50–7.50 a minute (US$0.40 per minute for international calls); there are no charges for receiving calls. There are card outlets and dispensing machines in malls and convenience stores and at airports.
Basic mobiles in the Philippines are inexpensive, starting at less than P3000, so it can be worth buying one if you plan to stay for any length of time. Unless you have a permanent address in the country for home billing, you'll be funding your calls with prepaid cards.
The Philippines is eight hours ahead of Universal Time (GMT) all year round.
Keep your purse or wallet well stocked with P10 coins and P20 notes for tips. In cafés, bars and hotel coffee shops many Filipinos simply leave whatever coins they get in their change. For good service in restaurants and bars you should leave a tip of about ten percent. In more expensive restaurants where the bill could be a couple of thousand pesos, it's okay to leave a somewhat smaller tip in percentage terms – P100 is a reasonable amount. Bellhops and porters get about P20 each and taxi drivers usually expect to keep the loose change.
Tourist information
The Philippine Department of Tourism (DoT; wwww.wowphilippines.com.ph and wwww.tourism.gov.ph) has a small number of overseas offices where you can pick up glossy brochures and get answers to general pre-trip questions about destinations, major hotels and domestic travel. These offices are not so helpful, however, when it comes to information about places off the beaten track. The DoT has offices throughout the Philippines, but most of them have small budgets and very little in the way of reliable information or brochures. The best source of up-to-date information on travelling in the Philippines is guesthouses and hotels that cater to travellers, most of which have notice boards where you can swap tips and ideas.
Travelling with children
Filipinos are extravagant in their generosity towards children, but because so much of the country lacks infrastructure, specific attractions for them are often hard to find. Major hotels in big cities such as Manila and Cebu City have playrooms and babysitting services, but even in popular tourist destinations such as Boracay there are few special provisions in all but the most expensive resorts.
This doesn't mean travelling with children in the Philippines is a nightmare – far from it. Filipinos are very tolerant of children so you can take them almost anywhere without restriction, and children help to break the ice with strangers. They'll be fussed over, befriended and looked after every step of the way.
Supermarkets in towns and cities throughout the Philippines have well-stocked children's sections that sell fresh and formula milk, nappies and baby food. Department stores such as Rustan's and SM sell baby clothes, bottles, sterilizing equipment and toys. And travelling with children in the Philippines needn't be a burden on your budget. Domestic airlines give a discount of around fifty percent for children under twelve and hotels and resorts offer family rooms, extra beds for a minimal charge, or don't charge at all for a small child sharing the parents' bed. Most restaurants with buffet spreads will let a small child eat for free if he or she is simply taking nibbles from a parent's plate. Try asking for a special portion – the staff are usually happy to oblige.
One potential problem for young ones is the torpid climate. You'll need to go to extra lengths to protect them from the sun and to make sure they are hydrated. A hat and good sunblock are essential. If your child requires medical attention in the Philippines, there are good paediatricians at most major hospitals, in five-star hotels and many resorts.
Travellers with disabilities
Facilities for the disabled are rare except in the major cities. Taxis are cramped, while bangkas are notoriously tricky even for the able-bodied. For wheelchair users the pavements represent a serious obstacle in themselves. Often dilapidated and potholed, they are frustrating at the best of times and simply impassable at the worst, when pedestrians are forced to pick their way along the gutter in the road, dodging cars and motorcycles.
In Manila, Cebu City, Davao and some other big cities, the most upmarket hotels cater to the disabled and so do malls, cinemas and restaurants. Elsewhere, the good news for disabled travellers is that Filipinos are generous when it comes to offering assistance. Even in the remotest barrio, people will go out of their way to help you board a boat or lift you up the stairs of a rickety pier. Of course once you're on board a ferry, for example, ramps and disabled toilets are likely to be nonexistent.
The government agency the National Council on Disability Affairs or NCDA (t02/951-6033, wwww.ncda.gov.ph) is mandated to formulate policies and coordinate the activities of all agencies concerning disability issues, but it doesn't have much practical advice for disabled travellers. Staff at the group's Quezon City office can give general pointers on transport and where to stay.
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Three of my aunts lived together in their childhood home. Shortly after my aunt Peggy died of cancer, my aunt Patty and I could feel her presence. We would feel and hear her walk down the stairs, cross the living-room and enter the kitchen. I always felt uneasy going near the stairs. I always felt like I was being watched, even before aunt Peggy passed. Then there is my uncle Sparky's house. I hated to go up the stairs to use the bathroom. The attic door was at the top of the stairs on the left-hand side. The bathroom was on the right. I could not stand the attic door, neither could my mother. She always had the same feeling as I.
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This recipe is so delicious! I made 2 batches before Christmas and ate quite a bit of it myself...ugh. Everyone loved it! It's so easy, too. It would be great for Easter so I want to share the recipe with all of you.
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2 lbs (36 oz) salted dry-roasted peanuts
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2½ lbs white almond bark
1. Put the peanuts in the bottom of a 4-quart slow-cooker. Layer the chocolate over the peanuts, beginning with the sweet chocolate, followed by the chocolate chips, and then the almond bark. Set the temperature on low and cook for 3 hours. Do not stir the mixture.
2. After 3 hours, stir the mixture with a wooden spoon until smooth. Drop the candy into cupcake pan liners, using about 2 tablespoons per liner. Allow the candy to cool completely before removing the cupcake liners. Makes 30 to 40 pieces.
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Germany and France have joined international criticism of Israel's assassination of Hamas leader Abdel Asis Rantisi at the weekend, calling for a return to the road map to peace in the Middle East. Uwe Hessler has the details.
Rantisi, who was killed in an Israeli helicopter attack on Sarturday, was one of Isreal's top targets after it assassinated Hamas founder Sheik Ahmed Yassin last month.
German foreign minister Joschka Fischer and his French counterpart Michel Barnier said in Berlin on Monday that violence must not be allowed to replace the political process as outlined in the road map and promoted by the United States, the European Union, Russia and the United Nations.
Just on Sunday Joschka Fischer and Michel Barnier had met for a hastily arranged meeting with the United Nations special envoy for Iraq, Lakhdar Brahimi, for an update on the situation in the wider Middle Eastern region.
French and German policies on Middle East fully in tune
On Monday Barnier made his first official visit to Berlin as the newly-inaugurated French foreign minister. He and Fischer have long been close friends and Barnier stressed in Berlin that French and German policies on the Middle East conflict and the war in Iraq are fully in tune.
Fischer criticized Israel's assassination of Hamas leader Rantisi saying there was full agreement between Germany and France that such action didn't help the peace process in the region.
"We have always rejected such intentional killings, says Fischer, because it's a measure that cannot be tolerated in international politics. Although Israel has the right to defend itself, it must bear in mind the consequences of such action. That is why I'm gravely concerned about present developments in the Middle East."
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The two foreign ministers also made it quite clear that Israel and the Palestinians must return to the road map for peace because it was the only plan both had agreed on.
Barnier stressed that United States unilateral support for Israel's disengagement plan from Palestinian territory must not threaten the road map.
"There is no alternative to the implementation of the road map", said Barnier. "There is also no alternative to the participation of the Palestinians in a concerted effort to achieve peace. We must not allow violence to replace the political process."
Stronger role for the United Nations
On Iraq, Fischer and Barnier have called for a stronger role of the United Nations in the hand-over of sovereignty to the Iraqi people.
They supported plans by United Nations special envoy Lakhdar Brahimi for a caretaker government of Iraqis after the June the 30th surrender of sovereignty by the United States appointed Governing Council.
The two leaders stressed that their countries would be ready to participate in an eventual reconstruction phase.
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From stand-up to sketch comedy to movies, TV and the biggest radio show in the world, Artie Lange has done it all in the comedy world. His decidedly non-PC material often consists largely of observational bits and storytelling.
Artie is often compared to one of his idols, John Belushi and remains one of the funniest guys around. Artie was born in Union, New Jersey, in October of 1967. A talented athlete and die-hard New York Yankees fan at a young age, Lange had dreams of playing professional baseball. But, as he got older and gained a reputation for being the class clown, he began to consider a career in stand-up.
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Barcelona's Messi inks two-year contract extension
Lionel Messi signed a two-year contract extension with Barcelona on Thursday, tying him to the Spanish club until 2018.
The 25-year-old forward joined Barcelona when he was 13 and debuted with the first team three years later. He has gone on to become Barcelona's career scoring leader and won four FIFA Player of the Year awards. Since his league debut in October 2004, Barcelona has won 19 trophies for the Spanish League (five), Champions League (three), Copa del Rey (two), FIFA Club World Cup (two), Spanish Super Cup (five) and European Super Cup (two).
"I'm very happy at Barcelona, I have always said so. It's a great day," Messi said. "I don't know how I will be when I reach 31. I just go forward day by day and try to enjoy playing football here."
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Tampa Bay's Own Casey Kotchman Added to First Base Mix
Anyone who has attended a Rays game in the past knows that when Casey Kotchman came into town for a series, there was a line at the Visitor's dugout. Former teammates, Kotchman Baseball School students, coaches and even friends have been known to surround the dugout rails for a moment with the former Seminole High School star before Rays games. Now the Rays dugout might be feeling that pressure as the Tampa Bay area product is coming home to play for his hometown Rays.
The addition of Kotchman today to a $ 750,000 minor league contract with incentives could become another fine tooled feather in the cap of Rays Vice President of Baseball Operations Andrew Friedman as he pieces together another contending ball club. It instantly fills a need for the Rays, plus provides another ounce of proven ability to a club most thought was going to roll over and die for a few seasons.
The signing of Kotchman shows the Rays value ability as well as staying within the limits of their thin pocketbook, and might be another off-the-radar pick-up by the frugal Friedman. Bringing in local star Kotchman could also have a clear double-edged sword effect on the Rays roster this Spring.
In one clear instance, this move will automatically raise the level of corner infield talent and ability at the First Base bag and provide a great measure of not only healthy, but needed competition between Kotchman and Dan Johnson this Spring. On paper, this signing might look a bit one-sided with Kotchman winning by a landslide the defensive side of the overall 1B equation, but as we already well know, the mind of Rays Manager Joe Maddon doesn't always follow common baseball logic.
Kotchman has appeared at First Base 581 times in his MLB career with Los Angeles/Anaheim, Atlanta, Boston and Seattle. Johnson has only manned the First Base bag only 21 games total in his Rays career.
You automatically see Kotchman as a key defensive replacement for departed past Gold Glover Carlos Pena. Even though Kotchman, who sports a .998 lifetime fielding percentage including only one error in 116 games for the Seattle Mariners during the 2010 season, it isn't as clear cut on the offensive side of the numbers.
With both Rays First Baseman taking their swings from the left-side of the Batter's Box ( same as Pena), the ultimate winner of this Spring battle might come down to a few more intricate pieces of either players arsenal such as OPS, RISP. And possibly strikeouts. All First Baseman indications prior to the signing of Kotchman seemed to be focused on a Ben Zobrist and Johnson platoon, but the addition of the sure handed glove of Kotchman might actually provide a bit of outfield controversy this Spring.
The Rays Brian trust must have a plan in mind prior to this signing, and possibly a platoon action could be configured also with Kotchman and Johnson in mind. Looking at their offensive numbers, Kotchman has not produced as fluidly as he did from 2006-2007 when he was with the Angels.
Then again, Kotchman has been kind of pigeon-holed offensively over the past few years in platoon action while with the Mariners, Red Sox and Braves. If Kotchman can prove that his .219 average and 75 points fall off his slugging percentage was a fluke, he could see significant starts at First Base for the Rays. Kotchman actually on paper looks a bit like Pena in that when he gets into a solid rhythm at the plate, he can turn on the magic.
I still think it is Johnson's spot to lose. The Rays have kept Johnson close to them for a few years for some reason that defies some of our own logic. Possibly the Rays have the gut feeling that with extended playing time and at bats, he can return to his pre-2007 offensive numbers he held while a member of the Oakland A's. Back then, Johnson hit 42 Home Runs in 3 season and produced 162 walks.
I want to wax poetic here and think that Johnson's 2008 Home Run against Red Sox closer Jonathan Papelbon was the greatest HR in Rays history, but some think it was the right guy at the right time only. Personally I would love to see Johnson get an extended 2011 try at first for the Rays, but considering his batting average against right-handed pitchers hovers below .200, but Kotchman only get a slim lead based on his own .239 average against righties.
An interesting tidbit is that Kotchman went 1 for 10 (.100) on turf in 2010 while Johnson only went 13 for 63 (.206). But if you look at a factor like On-Base Percentages, Johnson has a slight leg-up on Kotchman .343 to .280. It might just come down to something as simple as run production and game day match-ups to decide who out of this pair might get the nightly starting nod.
With runners in scoring position, Kotchman sits closer to .300 against both left-handers and right-handers while Johnson sits under .200 against right-handers. The numbers tend to bunch both of them close into a possible platoon situation with Maddon again possibly tinkering with his line-up nightly to get the slight edge. It might ultimately come down to plate discipline. Johnson's posted a 25-to-27 walk to strikeout ratio while Kotchman leaned more towards the strikeout 35-to-57 in 2010.
By no means does the signing of Kotchman signal the end of the Johnson idea at First Base for the Rays. It just muddles the waters a bit and provides each player with a dynamic where they have to produce to get a shot at manning the bag full-time. But each player seems even in regards to right-handed pitching, so neither has a solid chance to cement their name on the line-up just based on which side the pitcher lines up on the mound.
2011 has been a year of surprises so far for the Rays. The addition today of Kotchman has to be viewed as a positive move by the franchise to give the Rays more depth and defensive ability going into Spring Training. Going into the February 20th report date for all players to the Rays Spring Training Camp, I am going to give a slight edge to Kotchman at First Base. I still think it is Johnson's to lose, but I got to support and root for the hometown guy…Sorry D J.
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I really like the signing of Kotchman for the Rays (not so much for the rest of the division!). He's always been a solid defender and hitter. Good call by your ownership.
The Rays are starting to look like Sox South! Actually, I agree…it was a very good move by Friedman and the Rays. It will be interesting to see what happens between Kotchman and Johnson during spring training, but the Rays are definitely going to show people that they're not dead just because Carl Crawford decided to change his address.
Since 2007 I have kept up with Kotchman and actually hoped he would someday play for his "hometeam". Of course during that time we had Carlos Pena manning the 1B, so it would have been as a "Sunday" or rest day start.
But now that Pena has headed for greener pastures, it was the right time for the former Pinellas County prep star to come home and help this team defensively fill that gapping hole at First Base.
I still think it is Johnson's to lose, but Kotchman does have more time at first and might get a bulk of the early season starts as the Rays tackle the AL East in the mnoth of April.
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Kotchman lacks the goods to play offense. He's very good on defense, but I wouldn't put him in a clutch moment or anything.
I think "Sox South" is a bit premature, but I like the confidence level you give this band of brothers.
It is so wild how this eventual "plan" unfolded so beautifully for the Rays. Most of the Winter we saw the departure articles and the "woe is me" stories of a fallen franchise.
Then in a bolt of light, we show promise with a pair of trades, then pick up two AL East veterans who know what it takes to succeed in this arena.
Suddenly there are whispers we might not have been buried, but just resting before again battling for that wanted third banner.
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I love this move for the Rays. I think given the chance to play everyday he will produce. I know he still must win the 1B job in spring training, but I think he will. Just my thoughts on the signing.
Nice move by the Rays Cliff. Hey! are you by any chance attending the SABR DAY today in your area? I am going to the one here in the LA area. For the link see my blog. I am heading there right after I have breakfast.
Hmmm… I dunno. Kotchman is… well, he's Kotchman. So I hope that works out for ya. Maybe at least he won't strike out as much as Pena.
By what he showed in Atlanta, I agree with you.
But, with the Rays he is not being asked to replace Carlos Pena's offense, but his defensive stature. Consistent hitting and a great glove will win him a spot in the Opening Day line-up. Kotchman has shown he can produce, but in the last few years he has been a definite defensive/late inning replacement which can sometimes sap you of your flow.
He is a positive pick-up by the Rays…the rest has not been written ….yet.
Rays Renegade
There is nothing like homecooking to get you psyched and readyto play to your full potential. I have seen more than a few players get a bit more into the game and play above their pervious levels after taking a chance with their home team. Hopefully Kotchman will fit into the Rays vibe and help be a nice addition to the team with a show of leadership and timely knocks.
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I am not a member of SABR, but I have attended a few meetings as a guest.
Plus there is nothing planned in this region, but there are a few around Florida.
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People made comments when Travis Lee, Tino Martinez and even Carlos Pena signed with the Rays that they were not good pick-ups….They all went on to have some pretty good years in Rays gear.
But then again, I am an optimist until you let the savage pessimistic tendencies run rampant.
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You clarified here that each AP that a Power Reserve can affect is considered a separate power. This makes sense, as you're basically buying the ability to distribute points dynamically, so the Power Reserve is essentially paying for the Dynamic power feat (albeit only for those points from the Power Reserve) for those powers.
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It is one of the quintessential gastronomic fairs in inland Galicia.
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Riker asks Wesley to keep an eye on the Bynars, as he doesn't quite trust them. With some time free for once, he goes for a wander around the ship. He meets Yar and Worf on their way to play a Parrises squares game with the Starbase crew, and watches Data attempting to express some creativity by painting an abstract picture. Eventually he winds up at the holodeck, which the Bynars have just finished upgrading. Riker tests it by creating a 1958 New Orleans jazz club complete with a one woman audience, Minuet. Riker is amazed at how realistic Minuet's reactions are and stays to dance and chat with her. Picard arrives to have a look, and is suitably impressed with Minuet - who talks to him in French on hearing his name.
On the bridge, Wesley informs Data that there is a problem in the ship's antimatter pods; the magnetic containment field is decaying, threatening a release of the stored fuel and a catastrophic explosion within four minutes. Data calls Red Alert and orders an emergency evacuation, programming the autopilot to take the Enterprise out away from the station and any nearby planets. When the computer informs him that nobody is left aboard, he beams onto the Starbase - to be told that Picard and Riker are missing. As the Enterprise heads out of dock, the magnetic containment fields come back online and it warps away.
Oblivious to all this, Picard and Riker are still on the holodeck talking about how impressed they are with Minuet. When Picard starts to leave she tries again to make him stay, arousing his suspicion. He opens the door, to discover the ship deserted and on course to the Bynar's home world, Bynaus. Minuet admits that the Bynars programmed her to keep Riker occupied whilst they stole the ship, though she doesn't know why. The two officers go to engineering and set a five minute auto-destruct countdown, determined to prevent it from falling into hostile hands. Picard notices that a huge amount of data is being transferred into the ship's main computer banks. He and Riker arm themselves and beam to the bridge simultaneously, hoping to take the Bynars by surprise. They find all four Bynars there, virtually unconscious. Deactivating the auto-destruct, Picard finds that the ship has arrived at Bynaus. All the computer equipment on the planet is inert; the information in their computer is a data dump from the main system prior to its shutdown. They go back to the holodeck, where Minuet tells them that a star in the system has gone supernova; the Bynars knew it would knock their systems off line, and since they were so dependant on the computer they knew this would destroy them. The Enterprise-D computer was the only mobile system with the capacity to hold that amount of data. They return to the bridge, and manage to unlock the file and download it back to the Bynar's main computer; the file name is 11001001. The transfer is a success, and the Bynars wake up. Picard asks why they didn't just ask for help; they explain that they were afraid the answer would be no, and Picard realises that the Bynars saw the decision in simple yes or no terms as a result of their binary thought patterns. He takes the helm and programs the ship to return to Starbase 74. Riker heads back to the holodeck, but Minuet is back to acting like a normal hologram.
But the Bynar story quickly takes over, and the Bynar story is just stupid. I can buy that they would be able to tinker with the computer enough to steal the ship. That's what they're good at, after all, and this is one case where we would expect that the computer's security systems would all be helpfully turned off since the Bynars were supposed to be tinkering with it. And it's interesting to see a cybernetic species in Trek - foreshadowing the Borg, perhaps?
But the whole "save our planet" thing doesn't work. First off, if a sun went supernova in your system, the electromagnetic pulse affecting computer systems would be rather far down your list of things to worry about. Certainly lower down the list than, say, the fact that both you and your planet's surface would be boiling away into space. It is highly unlikely that a planet could survive its sun going supernova. Certainly not one that was close enough to the sun to support life in the first place. They should have used a flare or something, or resorted to the fictional ion storm instead. And if it did somehow survive, then it's not just a matter of turning it on again. EM pulses burn things out, things that have to be repaired. Picard and Riker would have a job on their hands far bigger than downloading a file.
So although promising to start with, and with some interesting aspects, a strictly average episode.
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August is one of my favorite months to go home to New Jersey. Everything is SO green and the local produce is super ripe. Schools out and everything is so slow and relaxed. It was so wonderful to spend a few days at home last week. I couldn't have picked a better time to be surrounded by family, warm memories, and some of my favorite foods.
I missed my little town's annual peach festival by a few days, but I was able to still celebrate the sweet Jersey peaches that are grown nearby. My mom and I cooked a big family dinner and I knew that I wanted to contribue a peach dessert. This cake was perfect. Even better, we topped it off with homemade peach ice cream from Alstede Farms down the street.
Doesn't matter if you're in NJ, while you can still find ripe peaches, you should definitely make this cake for people you love.
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For the topping:
- 1/4 cup unsalted butter
- 3/4 cup golden brown sugar
- 4 ripe peaches, cut into 8 wedges each (I leave the skin on)
For the cake:
- 1 1/2 cups all-purpose flour
- 2 tsp baking powder
- 1/2 cup unsalted butter
- 1 cup granulated sugar
- 2 large eggs
- 2 tsp vanilla extract
- 1/2 cup light cream
- Preheat oven to 350ºF.
- For the topping, melt butter in a small saucepan over medium heat. Add brown sugar and stir constantly for 2 minutes, until sugar is melted and mixture is smooth. Pour into a 9″ round cake pan and evenly spread over bottom of pan. Place peaches in a circular pattern over the bottom of cake pan. Set aside.
- Stir together flour and baking powder in a small bowl. In a separate bowl, beat the butter and sugar with an electric hand mixer for 2-3 minutes, until light and fluffy. Add eggs one at a time, beating well after each addition. Add vanilla and cream, and beat well until combined. Gently stir in the dry ingredients until just incorporated. Spoon the batter evenly over peaches.
- Place cake pan on a baking sheet and bake on the middle rack for 55 minutes, until top is set and springy and a toothpick comes out clean. Let the cake cool for 10 minutes before turning out upside down onto a plate. Allow to cool before serving. Serve with peach or vanilla ice cream.
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I last saw the mighty metal legends ACCEPT twice on their UK "Blood Of The Nations" tour in 2011, so I was really looking forward to seeing some of the new "Stalingrad" material played live, as well as the classics, at this years Bloodstock. I had interviewed their legendary guitarist Wolf Hoffmann prior to the performance on Friday evening and he told me he couldn't wait to get out there on stage and play a great metal show – ACCEPT did not disappoint us!
I wanted to get as close to the stage as possible, so along with fellow Metal Shock Finland teammate, Di Parkes, I made it to the second row back from the barrier. From my position, I wasn't able to see a lot of the crowd, but could certainly hear them and there were many excited metalheads around me waiting for the Teutonic legends to appear.
Metal Hammer's Alexander Milas walked on stage to introduce the band, to a deafening response from the crowd! Stefan was first on stage, quickly running to his drum kit, again to rapturous cheers, then the rest of the band emerged explosively in front of us.
ACCEPT launched straight into the very heavy "Hung, Drawn And Quartered" and the crowd went crazy, singing along with vocalist Mark Tornillo, who sounded on gravelly top form! Those classic deep backing vocals belonging to ACCEPT sounded perfect with Wolf, Peter and Herman.
Next, we were treated to the title track from the latest album "Stalingrad," a great song for everyone to chant to, which sounded fantastic! All the band members were totally focused yet relaxed in their performance, like the professionals they are, they actually seemed to be having a great metal ball!
The classic ACCEPT anthem "Restless And Wild" was up next, a relentless metal ear bashing throughout, along with a mixture of plenty of grimaces and smiles at the crowd from Wolf, also lots of smiles and crowd interaction from Peter, frequently waving his hand to incite cheers!
Surrounding me were tons of metal voices, clearly loving the show being performed up on stage, the whole vibe was pure metal and I along with everyone else was loving it.
On stormed ACCEPT through "Breaker," "Princess Of The Dawn," "Losers And Winners," then to "Pandemic" from comeback album "Blood Of The Nations." All these songs were delivered with the utmost precision from each member of the band, working in total metal harmony together.
To be honest I feel all the songs played during this one hour set (which was not long enough!) were absolute classics and I love them all, but of course "Metal Heart" is one of those up there at the top of the metal tree. The crowd were in fine voice throughout, especially during the solo and Wolf's latest signature guitar "The Flying Fortress" looked and sounded amazing, its WWII bomber-esque body glinting in the setting sunlight, serenading us all with its solos.
"Teutonic Terror" blasted us all once again with its ferocious onslaught of guitars, mixed with Stefan's ear shattering drums and Mark's piercing vocals, what a tune!
Definitely the crowd favourites were the last two of the all too short show, the first being "Balls To The Wall." One of ACCEPT's many defining moments in metal history, this track had the crowd in a frenzy, the voices singing and chanting in unison, people jumping around, fists in the air.
Last but definitely not least was "Fast As A Shark," what an end to a fantastic show! The ACCEPT fans turned crazier than ever and we were almost knocked off our feet amongst the madness! The solo with Herman and Wolf at the front of the stage was flawless and also fascinating to watch the speed and dexterity of their fingers on the fretboard. The band then took their final bow together and guitar picks were thrown into the crowd, Herman going back to his mic stand to fetch more. Stefan was the last to leave the stage after throwing his drumsticks to some lucky fans.
The whole show was a total nonstop blast from start to finish and ACCEPT were on 100% top form, absolutely outstanding, they just seem to get better and better each time I see them play live, if that is possible! The performance from all band members was top class; the way they interacted with each other and the crowd, the execution of the whole show was brought together with their skill and professionalism. If you're an ACCEPT fan, you know how brilliant the shows are, and in my opinion what contributes to it being such a great metal experience is that the band so obviously enjoy every moment, which shines through every time.
I also spoke to several fans after the show, they all thought that ACCEPT were fantastic and agreed the set should have been longer and look forward to a full UK tour. Lee from Norwich, England commented: "I last saw them ten years ago and they were a lot better tonight, really good! My favourite was "Balls To The Wall." I saw them at Birmingham before and I'd like to see them tour again."
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The Investment Institute 2016 Singapore Forum, hosted by Investec Asset Management, focussed on discussing the unique and significant roles that China, India and South-East Asia play in the new age. Current global economic and political realities are prompting investors, regulators and policymakers to ask profound questions about how they can structure and allocate capital to meet their long-term objectives and promote financial stability.
The Singapore Forum provided a platform for key financial stakeholders to discuss how the economic and political transitions throughout the wider Asian region will shape intraregional and global investment decisions.
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On 22 September 2016, the Investment Institute held its Singapore Investment Forum. This summary is the outcome of an interesting day of events including a discussion with the Deputy Prime Minister of Singapore, Tharman Shanmugaratnam and Bloomberg anchor, Haslinda Amin. The Deputy PM shared his views on current affairs such as the US elections, UK politics, the outlook for South-East Asia and Singapore. Michael Power, Investec's chief strategist presented on the impact of China's rebalancing on India and South-East Asia. The investment panel discussion followed and this was hosted by Andre Roux, co-head of emerging market fixed income. Mark Matthews, head of research at Julius Baer; Mark Breedon, co-head of 4FactorTM equity and Wilfred Wee, emerging market fixed income portfolio manager provided their views on the investment outlook for the region. The overall theme was that China, despite its challenges, is definitely presenting new opportunities for investors in the region.
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2016 has turned out to be a tumultuous year, and unusually the causes have been more political than economic. Yes, economic growth has been slowing in key regions and this has weighed on markets. But what has really surprised has been the politics of the unexpected, from Britain to Italy, from Brazil to Turkey. Even in the normally tranquil United States, the totally unexpected has happened: an upstart real estate developer has captured the Republican Party Presidential nomination and may yet capture the White House. As a result, 2016's markets have swung between Drake Passage-like turbulence and, over the summer, Sargasso Sea-like calmness.
These uncertain times present particular challenges for investors, especially in the fixed income space where yields are ultra-low or even negative. But they also represent a cornucopia of opportunities, especially in the New World arising in China, India and South-East Asia. Acting now for the long term: Harnessing the potential of China, India and South-East Asia
Britain's exit from the European Union
Without doubt, the biggest upset of 2016 has been the vote for Britain to leave the European Union. The shock of this pivotal vote is now subsiding, even as its reality sinks in. It is still unclear as to what comes next as the details of Brexit are yet to be defined and decided. For instance, how will current trade agreements be affected? What will the parameters governing the movement of capital and labour? What are the implications for UK monetary policy going forward? These fundamental issues will need to be addressed before the departure can take place.
While many believe that Britain will not be able to avoid a period of slow growth, or possibly even recession, a growing minority have expressed renewed optimism over Britain's future. After a time of adjustment, it is in the nature of Britain to discover new comparative advantages that it can leverage. Yes, the implications of Brexit for London's status as a global financial hub still remain uncertain. But again, some are seeing upside here too suggesting that London may yet become Europe's Singapore, free of the meddling of the well-meaning bureaucrats of Brussels.
Britain's exit is unlikely to impact Asia in the long term, at least not in the same way as it will Western economies. Most of the immediate repercussions have been related to currencies and stock markets, which have already absorbed the post-Brexit shocks. In the long run, the remaining effects of Brexit on the Asian region will largely depend on the consequences it will have on the economies and markets in the EU.
The uncertainty surrounding the US elections
Across the Atlantic from the UK, the deep uncertainty surrounding the upcoming US elections echoes the sentiment evident in the lead-up to the Brexit vote. Regardless of who is voted into office, the US elections will have implications on trade and economic policy here in Asia. Both presidential candidates have openly expressed their opposition to the game-changing Trans-Pacific Partnership, which is yet to be ratified. That being said, Asia is still relatively sheltered from the outcome of the US elections, at least when compared to Latin America, Europe and Africa.
China, and its rebalancing strategies
Closer to home, China's growing debt levels raise serious concerns that cannot be ignored, even though the state's deep pockets do provide a measure of protection. The narrative here is that China's balance sheet and reserves can hold off a full blown crisis until other cylinders in the economic engine start firing. However, there is a limit to how many hits the national balance sheet can take from write downs of debts incurred by provincial governments.
Despite the challenges, there is much to laud in the Middle Kingdom's progress. China's rebalancing strategies have necessarily resulted in slowing GDP growth, particularly from the production side of the economy. This has partially been offset by a healthy growth in consumption. As the nation grapples with the multiple aspects of its mammoth and complicated reform task, there will inevitably be missteps, growing pains and some backtracking. But over time, China's new growth model should prove to be resilient and sustainable.
Aside from seizing the exciting opportunities present in the Chinese bond market, investors should be selective when it comes to the companies they choose to work with and invest in during this time. There are a number of advanced and innovative ideas coming out of China waiting to be capitalised upon, including those in the renewable energy and electric vehicle spaces.
So what does this period of transition mean for the rest of Asia?
On a macro level, there has been a shift in growth momentum from China towards the South-East Asian and Indian Ocean region. This is hardly unsurprising, given the sharp rise of wages and production costs in China as its economy continues to grow.
In fact, experts have predicted that India and Indonesia will join China as power economies by 2030. This view is underpinned by the lower manufacturing costs, healthier demographic data and better relative productivity growth of these regions. These factors have resulted in companies, including domestically-owned ones, shifting production away from China.
South Korean tech giant Samsung, for instance, has recently invested in two mobile phone plants in Vietnam and plans to expand on that investment in the near future. Japanese companies are also moving from China to parts of South-East Asia and India, the latter having recently overtaken China in terms of its GDP growth rate and, by 2026, set to overtake China in the size of its population.
This paints a rosy picture for investors in the South-East Asian region. Singapore, with its strong and stable dollar as well as its strategic location, is especially advantaged. Furthermore, valuation-wise, Asian investing is comparatively more attractive than investing in the West. However, this is not to suggest that harnessing this region's potential is without its complications.
The quantum of economic growth, whilst important, needs to be underpinned by both higher quality and better composition of growth in order for it to be sustainable over the long run. In the case of India, domestic reforms are starting to trickle through and are slowly raising investor confidence. But issues like corruption and poor corporate transparency remain. Before diving into the market, investors should be confident they engage with local companies directly, have all the information they require and analyse their target investments from first principles.
These issues do not detract from the fact that there is vast unfulfilled potential in the Asian region. When evaluating regional investments, it is crucial to look beyond numerical growth into domestic policies and structural reforms. Clear and transparent regulations, sound fiscal policy and efforts being made to support sustainable growth are all contributors to a robust and ebullient economy.
Singapore and the next decade of opportunity
Within South-East Asia, Singapore stands out as an economy that is primed for long term success. The nation is committed to and prioritises infrastructure development as well as regularly skilling and reskilling of workers across every level of every industry. Events like Slush Singapore, designed to bring together young entrepreneurs and investors from around the world, demonstrate the willingness of the government to create a supportive and encouraging environment for entrepreneurship.
That is not to say Singapore does not face its fair share of challenges. Issues such as over-regulation, complacency and risk avoidance need to be addressed and overcome in order to encourage further development of one of Asia's key entrepreneurial centres. Only then can the Lion City's economic future be secured.Terug naar Beleggingsinstituut


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How do you spell relief? Not having to hear Cole Hamels complain about his salary anymore. :O) I kid. But seriously, I did breathe a huge sigh of relief when I heard that Hamels accepted a 3-year, 20.5 million dollar deal to lock him up as a Phillie through 2011. We love Cole and he has proven that he is the ace of the staff, so his guaranteed presence for the next 3 seasons is a huge ray of light for this franchise. This signing also avoids what likely would have been a costly arbitration process and the hard feelings that can along with that.
Hamels went 14-10 last season with a 3.09 ERA in 33 starts and 227 1/3 innings. He also scooped up the MVP awards for both the NLCS and World Series. When asked about his presence beyond 2011, Hamels responded with, "I'll be here for a really long time…that's something I really want to do," according to The Philadelphia Daily News. Congrats to Cole! We are SO happy to have you aboard!
Greg Dobbs also signed a contract instead of opting for arbitration. Dobbs has agreed to a 2-year, 2.5 million dollar deal and he will likely play a similar role this year as a pinch hitter and sub at 3rd base. And all the female Phillies fans let out a collective, "Whooo Hooo!" as this signing was announced. :O) Even if the game is a total bust, we always have Greg's adorable face, perfect hair and long lashes to gush over. And the view is just as nice when he turns around :O) But aside from Greg's physical assets, he is also a monster at the plate, hitting .301 with 9 home runs and 40 RBI in 128 games last season. He also batted .355 as a pinch hitter and led the Majors with 22 pinch-hits, also a new Phillies single season record. Congrats Greg! Best wishes for another outstanding season.
That brings us to Ryan Madson; it has been reported that Madson has turned down a 3-year, 12.5 million dollar contract. Another Scott Boras client, like Kyle Loshe was when he reportedly turned down 3-years and 21 million from the Phillies in 2008, Madson appears to be holding out for more. More what, exactly, is the question. I think the offer he was given is more than fair for a reliever of his stature. And if we remember, Boras' insistence that Loshe hold out for more back in early 2008, turned into a disaster for him. Instead of the 3-years and 21 million, Loshe got only 1 year and 4.25 million from the Cardinals at the last minute, losing a ton of cash in the process. He has since gotten a much better deal from the Cards after his performance, but the move he made in 2008 has to make you wonder about Boras and what he is telling Madson. Hopefully, something will be worked out as I'd hate to see Boras screw it up for Madson too.
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