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Read moreDetailsAlleged clubhouse drama for New York Mets by: Nelson Figueroa, Joe Mauceri Posted: Aug 14, 2023 / 08:25 PM EDT Updated: Aug 14, 2023 / 08:25 PM EDT by: Nelson Figueroa, Joe Mauceri Posted: Aug 14, 2023 / 08:25 PM EDT Updated: Aug 14, 2023 / 08:25 PM EDT NEW YORK (PIX11) – On NY SportsNation Nightly, Joe and Figgie discussed whether the Mets alleged clubhouse issues are real or imagined. Watch the video player for the full story and be sure to tune in to NY SportsNation Nightly weeknights at 7 p.m. on PIX11. Connect with PIX11 Online 📱CATCH THE METS ⚾ Trending Stories BestReviews.com - Top gifts to make everyone happy this summer Don't Miss » Read More
Read moreDetailsKAPLAN-The Kaplan Pirates will try to improve from the 2022 season where they went 4-6. Head coach Cory Brodie leads the charge again as Kaplan has some returning players who were significant contributors to their young team just a year ago. Some contributors are players who will play on both sides such as their Swiss army knife Hayes Broussard, a bruiser in Jedd Devoltz, and go-to wide receiver Andre Marceaux. They will have plenty of chances to get revenge on teams they lost to last year with a similar 2023 schedule. IMPACT PLAYERS Jedd Devoltz FB/DL, 6’0”, 230 lbs, SR Devoltz is regarded as the strongest player on the team and has that same mentality when he’s running the ball. He was a starter for the Pirates as a sophomore but missed several games last season with a concussion. To play both sides effectively and increase his stamina, Devoltz has been “running stadiums, snake miles, 400s, 200s around the track” and other running drills throughout the offseason. Hayes Broussard OG/OLB, » Read More
Read moreDetailsTwins August 13, 2023 / 7:08 PM / AP Alec Bohm conceded that, yes, the Phillies and Twins will never know how the game might have turned had a borderline called strike three been ruled ball four and loaded the bases for Bryce Harper.But Bohm thought the Phillies were in the right to find out.Bohm instead slammed his bat in anger — unlike a more joyous spike in recent Philadelphia history — got tossed from the game and his manager soon followed him into the clubhouse, ejected for arguing balls and strikes.Twins reliever Caleb Thielbar retired slugger Kyle Schwarber and fanned Bohm to escape a bases-loaded jam in the seventh that preserved a 3-0 win over the Phillies on Sunday."He's a fearless guy," Minnesota manager Rocco Baldelli said of his reliever. "That's big-time stuff. Going in there, the crowd's into the game, he goes at really good hitters and he beat them. He beat them today. I like giving him the ball." Sonny Gray tossed two-hit ball over six shutout innings and Jordan Luplow homered. » Read More
Read moreDetailsCrews were at the scene until 5 a.m. on Sunday, but there are still many hours of cleanup expected. LANCASTER COUNTY, Pa. — Firefighters rushed to the scene of a fire late Saturday in Earl Township. Crews were called to a two-story building on fire on the 700 block of New Holland Road around 11:23 p.m. At the scene, crews found the building engulfed in flames with the fire spreading to several outbuildings and a farmhouse. Officials say several horses were rescued from the barn by residents and neighbors. Fire crews used a pond next to the property for their water supply. Officials say all surrounding structures were saved from the fire. Crews were at the scene until 5 a.m. on Sunday, but there are still many hours of cleanup expected. At 11:23pm GSFR and mutual aid units were dispatched to a reported building fire on the 700 block of N. New Holland Rd....Posted by Garden Spot Fire Rescue (GSFR39) on Sunday, » Read More
Read moreDetailsUpdated: Aug. 12, 2023, 7:23 p.m.Published: Aug. 12, 2023, 6:42 p.m.WooSox Home Clubhouse Manager Mario Oliveira stands in front of locker name plates in his office representing some of the many players that have passed through the WooSox clubhouse. (Katie Morrison-O'Day / MassLive)WORCESTER -- There was one word that Tanner Houck, Nick Sogard and WooSox manager Chad Tracy all used to describe the job that WooSox Clubhouse Manager Mario Oliveira does: “incredible.”“It’s got to be the best Triple-A set up for sure. He’s the man. We might have the most turnover of any team in the league too, and he’s on top of it for sure,” Sogard said. “And he is a really good guy. If you need anything, he’s got you. We are in probably the nicest clubhouse in Minor League Baseball every day and he’s in charge of it, so that’s a testament to him.”If you purchase a product or register for an account through one of the links on our site, » Read More
Read moreDetailsRecently, negative comments about the White Sox clubhouse from former players have dropped. The comments from former reliever Keynan Middleton, reaffirmed by Lance Lynn, addressed the alleged lack of structure and accountability in the team's clubhouse. Middleton recounted a player sleeping in the bullpen, a young player missing PFPs (pitcher fielding practices) and an overarching "no rules" environment. One of the clubhouse leaders, Liam Hendriks, talked about his difficulty taking a leadership role while spending ample time away from the team. This season, he's battled cancer from January to April and recently underwent season-ending Tommy John surgery. "It's been very hard for me to act in that kind of leadership role and try to take charge of things because I haven't been on the field," Hendriks said to the media Friday. "I don't feel like I've earned that credit this year but not going out there. I'm a big "follow the leader" (advocate). OK, I'll do this, people fall in line." Hendriks is one of the most outspoken, » Read More
Read moreDetailsSports By Jori Parys August 11, 2023 / 5:29 PM / CBS Chicago CBS News Live CBS Sports HQ Live CHICAGO (CBS) – White Sox pitcher Liam Hendriks is talking for the first time since undergoing Tommy John surgery earlier this month.He's actually hopeful the surgery can help an elbow that's been bothering him for years. As CBS 2's Jori Parys reported, being hopeful is nothing knew for him.Hendriks is no stranger to defying the odds.He went 2-0 with one save this season just six months after a non-Hodgkin's lymphoma diagnosis. The 34-year-old is approaching a 10 to 14-month recovery period from Tommy John surgery with the same positive attitude."I know that the regular timelines are anywhere from 12 to 15 months for getting back now," he said. "The lower end of that, if I push it ... 13 months will be around Sept. 2 I think and I think depending on what happens contract-wise, » Read More
Read moreDetailsCinematographer Dean Cundey sits down with Patrick Cady to discuss his work on season 3 of The Mandalorian on the latest episode of American Cinematographer’s Clubhouse Conversations. Click here to view the video. Cinematographer Dean Cundey, ASC is joined by interviewer Patrick Cady, ASC to discuss his work on Season 3 of this groundbreaking space-Western series set within the Star Wars universe. Cundey — who also served as director of photography on two episodes of the Star Wars series The Book of Boba Fett in 2022 — shot three of this season’s eight episodes, including the season premiere, entitled “The Apostate.” In this interview, Cundey shares his experience working with Carl Weathers, who stars in the show as Greef Karga and directed Episode 4 of Season 3; his insights into the production’s elaborate pre-visualization process; his approach to lighting while shooting on an LED volume; and how he carefully incorporated “imperfections” into the show’s style to heighten its sense of realism. » Read More
Read moreDetailsIt's no secret that the San Diego Padres have been one of the most disappointing teams this season. They built a ton of momentum in the offseason by signing players, but the lineup has not worked out. San Diego (55-60) is in fourth in the highly-competitive National League West, 13 games behind the Los Angeles Dodgers, who lead the division. When speaking on the Padres' lackluster season, MLB insider Ken Rosenthal does not have much faith that this team can turn it around. He hints at internal problems being the cause of this poor season. • "I'm confident there are some things going on in the clubhouse" Ken Rosenthal said. The Padres have lost their last four games: two to the Los Angeles Dodgers and getting swept in a two-game series by the Seattle Mariners. This has prompted them to have a team meeting following Wednesday's loss. This is not the first time the team has had a meeting this season. The San Diego Padres had a players-only meeting in mid-May after losing a series to the Kansas City Royals. » Read More
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