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Saturday, May 18, 2013
Minnesota Twins at Detroit Tigers
May 26, 2013123456789RHE
Minnesota (22-28)2100000205131
Detroit (28-21)400000000460
W: Jared Burton (2-2) L: Joaquin Benoit (1-1) S: Glen Perkins (9)
Scoring Summary
SCORING DETAILSMINDET
MIN1Doumit singled to center. Carroll scores. Morneau scores.20
DET1Cabrera doubled to center. Infante scores. Jackson scores.22
DET1Peralta doubled to left. Cabrera scores. Dirks scores.24
MIN2Mauer singled to left. Carroll scores.34
MIN8Doumit singled to right. Morneau scores. Willingham scores.54
Minnesota Twins
HITTERSABRHRBIBBSOHRAVG
Carroll, SS5240000.307
Hicks, CF4010000.266
Mauer, C5011020.218
Morneau, 1B3210200.291
Willingham, LF5130000.303
Doumit, DH4024010.292
Parmelee, RF3000030.259
Arcia, PH-RF1000000.238
Dozier, 3B3000000.170
Sanchez, 2B3010000.193
TEAM TOTALS365135260
BATTING:
2B: J. Willingham (7), J. Morneau (4)
3B: J. Willingham (1)
RBI: J. Mauer (24), R. Doumit 4 (24)
HBP: F. Sanchez, A. Hicks
SAC: B. Dozier
GIDP: J. Willingham
BASERUNNING:
CS: J. Carroll (2), A. Hicks (2)
FIELDING:
E: F. Sanchez (7)
Detroit Tigers
HITTERSABRHRBIBBSOHRAVG
Infante, 2B4110000.273
Jackson, CF3120100.241
Cabrera, 3B4122000.326
Fielder, 1B2000110.294
Kelly, PR-1B0000000.250
Dirks, LF4100000.212
Berry, DH4100010.225
Peralta, SS3012010.293
Santiago, PH1000000.211
Hunter, RF3000000.227
Avila, C4000010.242
TEAM TOTALS32464240
BATTING:
2B: A. Jackson (6), M. Cabrera (15), J. Peralta (7)
RBI: M. Cabrera 2 (35), J. Peralta 2 (22)
HBP: P. Fielder
SAC: T. Hunter
BASERUNNING:
CS: A. Jackson (7)
Minnesota Twins
PITCHERSIPHRERBBSOHRERA
C. De Vries6.05441402.87
J. Burton (W, 2-2)1.21001003.41
G. Perkins (S, 9)1.10000000.87
TEAM TOTALS9.0644240
Detroit Tigers
PITCHERSIPHRERBBSOHRERA
M. Scherzer6.08332503.55
D. Downs (H, 2)1.01000004.91
J. Benoit (L, 1-1)0.02220003.60
A. Alburquerque1.02000003.46
D. Smyly1.00000102.93
TEAM TOTALS9.01355260
Dynasty: Reiny09
01:46 PM - May 18, 2013. Written by Reiny09
Minnesota Twins at Detroit Tigers
May 25, 2013123456789RHE
Minnesota (21-28)0000004206130
Detroit (28-20)01301030X812
W: Duane Below (1-0) L: Kyle Gibson (0-1) S: Phil Coke (17)
Scoring Summary
SCORING DETAILSMINDET
DET2Kelly homered to right.01
DET3Jackson singled to left. Infante scores.02
DET3Hunter singled to right. Jackson scores. Cabrera scores.04
DET5Kelly singled to center. Peralta scores.05
MIN7Mauer singled to left. Carroll scores.15
MIN7Willingham homered to center. Hicks scores. Mauer scores.45
DET7Berry homered to center. Hunter scores. Kelly scores.48
MIN8Parmelee doubled to left. Dozier scores.58
MIN8Carroll doubled to center. Parmelee scores.68
Minnesota Twins
HITTERSABRHRBIBBSOHRAVG
Carroll, SS5121000.294
Hicks, CF4110100.266
Mauer, C5121000.219
Willingham, LF5133011.294
Plouffe, 3B4010110.208
Morneau, 1B4010110.290
Dozier, 2B4110000.175
Parmelee, DH4111000.265
Mastroianni, RF4010020.204
TEAM TOTALS396136351
BATTING:
2B: J. Carroll 2 (14), C. Parmelee (10)
HR: J. Willingham (11)
RBI: J. Carroll (17), J. Mauer (23), J. Willingham 3 (27), C. Parmelee (9)
Detroit Tigers
HITTERSABRHRBIBBSOHRAVG
Infante, 2B5110010.273
Jackson, CF5121020.234
Cabrera, 3B4110110.322
Fielder, 1B4000110.298
Peralta, SS4120020.292
Hunter, RF3112100.231
Kelly, LF3222101.250
Berry, DH4113011.250
Pena, C4020010.146
TEAM TOTALS368128492
BATTING:
2B: O. Infante (7), B. Pena (2)
HR: Q. Berry (1), D. Kelly (2)
RBI: A. Jackson (12), T. Hunter 2 (18), Q. Berry 3 (4), D. Kelly 2 (5)
Minnesota Twins
PITCHERSIPHRERBBSOHRERA
K. Gibson (L, 0-1)4.06442719.00
K. Correia2.03111106.19
R. Pressly1.03331014.31
C. Fien1.00000103.04
TEAM TOTALS8.01288492
Detroit Tigers
PITCHERSIPHRERBBSOHRERA
D. Below (W, 1-0)6.29443315.40
B. Villarreal (H, 2)0.22220005.82
O. Dotel (H, 4)0.21000101.59
P. Coke (S, 17)1.01000105.79
TEAM TOTALS9.01366351
Dynasty: Reiny09
01:30 PM - May 18, 2013. Written by djvio_lator

Arkansas State Stuns FIU, 27-24


Arkansas State Red Wolves at Florida International Golden Panthers
Oct 4, 20121ST2ND3RD4THSCORE
Arkansas State Red Wolves 4-2 (2-0)03101427
Florida International Golden Panthers 5-1 (1-1)01001424
Team Stats Comparison
ARSTFIU
Total Offense284420
Rushing Yards160116
Passing Yards124304
First Downs1621
Punt Return Yards926
Kick Return Yards1886
Total Yards311532
Turnovers13
3rd Down Converstion7-154-12
4th Down Conversion1-11-1
2-Point Conversion0-00-0
Red Zone Touchdowns/Field Goals5-1-14-2-1
Penalties2-149-69
Posession Time13:2018:40
Arkansas State Red Wolves
PASSINGC/AYDSTDINT
R. Aplin10/2412401
RUSHINGATTYDSAVGTD
D. Oku261184.50
R. Aplin12302.51
F. Jackson2126.00
RECEIVINGRECYDSAVGTD
T. Stockemer3289.30
J. Jarboe22412.00
J. McKissic24221.00
D. Oku122.00
J. Jones11010.00
F. Jackson11818.00
Florida International Golden Panthers
PASSINGC/AYDSTDINT
Jake Medlock22/3830423
RUSHINGATTYDSAVGTD
Kedrick Rhodes251124.41
Jake Medlock3-13-4.30
Jeremiah Harden2178.50
RECEIVINGRECYDSAVGTD
Wayne Times914416.01
Jacob Younger58416.80
Jairus Williams23819.01
Glenn Coleman2147.00
Kedrick Rhodes221.00
Willis Wright12020.00
Zach Schaubhut122.00


Miami, Fla. (Oct. 4, 2012)- FIU lost it's first game of the season Thursday in stunning fashion to Sun Belt rival Arkansas State 27-24. The Red Wolves used 2 pick sixes in the fourth quarter and a 160 yards rushing to squeak out the victory. The Golden Panthers had a large advantage in time of possession and total offense, but had 3 turnovers and a poor 33% 3rd down conversion percentage. The loss was the first of the season for FIU and comes just 5 days after a recording setting performance against UL Lafayette. However, the coaches and players refused to use that as an excuse.

"Obviously it's disappointing to lose like this", said OC Phoenix Young, who had made headlines during the week for verbally sparring with UL Lafayette DC G. Stewart. "What happened during the week had no bearing on today's game, we just got beat, plain and simple. Jake made some poor decisions throwing the ball and we got burned. Our running game wasn't too bad, but they ran all over us today and that certainly doesn't help us. We had our chances today, we just didn't take advantage of them. Penalties were a huge problem today as well, I think we had 9 of them for almost 70 yards, which is unacceptable, we have to be better than that."

When asked about what kind of response he expected from G. Stewart this week, Young stated, "I'm sorry, I don't talk about cowards and whiners, next question."

The Golden Panthers try to get back to their winning ways next Saturday at home against Middle Tennessee State.

Photo Credits:

FIU Sports/Sam Lewis, (2012), Jeremiah Harden [ONLINE]. Available at: http://www.fiusports.com/Portals/1/D...4_D3S2990).jpg [Accessed 18 May 13].
Dynasty: djvio_lator
10:00 AM - May 18, 2013. Written by HexHollow



MLB 13 The Show
Braves Franchise
Gameplay Settings



Hitting Difficulty - Hall Of Fame
Hitting Interface - Zone Plus
Plate Coverage Indicator - Off
Hitting View - Catcher Zoom 2
Bunting Interface - Classic
Guess Pitch - No Feedback
Baserunning Interface - Default
Baserunning Decisions - Assist
Sliding Decisions - Assist
Runner Windows - On
Controller Sliding - Off
Pitching Difficulty - Hall Of Fame
Pitching Interface - Pure Analog
Pitching View - Outfield
Pitching Ball Marker - Off
Pitch Callout - Off
Pitch Confidence - On
Pitch Delay - Normal
API - Off
Throwing Interface - Buttons
Throwing Meter - No Feedback
Throwing Difficulty - Hall Of Fame
Throwing Decision - Off
Throw Cancelling - On
Fielding Decision - Assist
Defensive Shift - Manual
One Button Dive/Jump - Off
Catch Region Indicator - On
Catch Position Indicator - Off
Tag Up Indicator - Off
Rob Home Run Indicator - Off
Fielding View Offense - Broadcast
Fielding View Defense - Medium
Controller Fielding - Off
Strike Zone - Off
Hot Zones - Off
Scorebar Display - Off
Pitch Select Display
Tutorial Tips - Off
Swing/Pitch Info - Off
Balks - On
Warm Up Pitchers - On
Umpire Balls And Strikes - Variable
Umpire Close Plays - On
Check Swing Appeals - Off
Game Log Order - Default
Injuries - On
Ejections - On
Vibration - On
Post Game Auto Save - Off
Presentation Mode - Broadcast
HR Celebration Cam - On
Foul Ball Camera - On
Batter Walkup - On
In-Game Ticker - Off
Ball Halo - Off
Ball Trail - Off
Roster Moves - Manual
CPU Roster Control - Off
CPU Trading - On
Instant Trades - Off
Ignore Budgets - Off
Force Trades - Off
Roster - OSFMv2
Platform - PS3
Version - 1.21+

Dynasty: HexHollow
07:00 AM - May 18, 2013. Written by tosa
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2013 Houston Texans Roster
#OFFENSEPOSAGEHTWTCOLLEGE
8Matt SchaubQB326'5"241Virginia
17Danny MartensQB216'4"229Butler
13T. J. YatesQB266'4"220North Carolina
23Arian FosterHB276'1"229Tennessee
44Ben TateHB255'11"214Auburn
22Randy LabuananHB215'10"229Hastings College
21Andrew McFaddenHB215'11"220Virginia Tech
86James CaseyFB286'3"243Rice
80Andre JohnsonWR326'3"226 Miami
18Lestar JeanWR256'3"205FAU
10Terrance CopperWR316'0"207East Carolina
11DeVier PoseyWR236'1"210Ohio State
82Keshawn MartinWR235'11"189Michigan St.
15Jeff MaehlWR246'0"178Oregon
81Owen DanielsTE306'3"247Wisconsin
85Jake O'ConnellTE276'3"250Miami Univ.
88Garrett GrahamTE276'3"240Wisconsin
76Duane BrownLT286'4"320Virginia Tech
66Andrew GardnerLT276'6"308Georgia Tech
74Wade SmithLG326'4"310Memphis
79Brandon BrooksLG246'5"343Miami Univ.
55Chris MyersC316'4"289Miami
52Cody WallaceC286'4"300Texas A&M
62Antoine CaldwellRG276'3"311Alabama
60Ben JonesRG246'3"300Georgia
75Derek NewtonRT256'5"320Arkansas St.
73Derrick ThomasRT226'4"335Michigan St.
#DEFENSEPOSAGEHTWTCOLLEGE
99J. J. WattLE246'5"288Wisconsin
96Tim JamisonLE276'3"285Michigan
94Antonio SmithRE316'4"280Oklahoma St.
93Jared CrickRE246'4"279Nebraska
92Earl MitchellDT256'3"308Arizona
95Shaun CodyDT306'4"301USC
90Steve GallagherDT216'1"297Lindenwood
98Connor BarwinLLB266'4"264Cincinnati
57Jesse NadingLLB286'5"261Colorado St.
56Brian CushingMLB266'3"248USC
54Keyaron FoxMLB316'3"235Georgia Tech
51Darryl SharptonMLB255'11"230Miami
58Brooks ReedRLB266'2"250Arizona
59Whitney MercilusRLB236'4"261Illinois
50Bryan BramanRLB266'5"246W. Texas A&M
24Johnathan JosephCB295'11"191South Carolina
26Arik CasherCB216'2"205Texas
25Kareem JacksonCB255'10"188Alabama
22Alan BallCB286'2"197Illlinois
28Brandon HarrisCB235'10"195Miami
29Glover QuinFS276'0"209New Mexico
31Shiloh KeoFS256'0"200Idaho
38Danieal ManningSS315'11"209Abilene Christian
42Gerald AlexanderSS316'2"209Boise State
#SPECIAL TEAMSPOSAGEHTWTCOLLEGE
4Randy BullockK235'9"205Texas A&M
6Chris JonesP246'1"200Carson-Newman
Houston Texans Depth Chart - 2013
Zone Blocking Offense
STARTER2ND3RD4TH
WRA. Johnson (87)K. Martin (64)J. Maehl (57)
TEO. Daniels (88)G. Graham (68)J. O'Connnell (71)
LTD. Brown (82)A. Gardner (78)
LGW. Smith (82)B. Brooks (66)
CC. Myers (93)C. Wallace (79)
RGB, Jones (72)A. Caldwell (73)
RTD. Newton (70)D. Thomas (64)
WRL. Jean (70)D. Posey (66)T. Copper (71)
QBM. Schaub (88)D. Martens (74)T.Yates (74)
FBJ. Casey (79)
HBA. Foster (85)B. Tate (82)R. Labuanan (66)A. McFadden (66)
Attacking 3-4 Defense
STARTER2ND3RD4TH
LDEJ. Watt (81)T. Jamison (74)
NTE. Mitchell (78)S. Cody (77)S. Gallagher (74)
RDEA. Smith (76)J. Crick (69)
LOLBC. Barwin (85)J. Nading (67)
LILBB. Cushing (84)D. Sharpton (69)
RILBK. Fox (74)
ROLBB. Reed (73)W. Mercilus (72)B. Braman (68)
CBJ. Joseph (84)K. Jackson (74)A. Ball (72)
SSD. Manning (78)G. Alexander (72)
FSG. Quin (77)S. Keo (71)
CBA. Casher (82)B. Harris (64)
Special Teams
STARTER2ND3RD4TH
KR. Bullock (78)
PC. Jones (77)
PRR. Labuanan (64)B. Harris (55)K. Martin (52)B. Tate (55)
KRR. Labuanan (69)B, Harris (61)K. Martin (52)B. Tate (59)
LSC. Myers (93)W. Smith (82)C. Wallace (80)
Dynasty: tosa
Friday, May 17, 2013
11:38 PM - May 17, 2013. Written by zkiesel
Baltimore Orioles Active Roster
#PITCHERSPOSB/TAGEHTWTSALARY
34Jake ArrietaSPR/R276'4"225
16Wei-Yin ChenSPL/L276'0"195
50Miguel GonzalezSPR/R286'1"198
39Jason HammelSPR/R306'6"215
29Tommy HunterRPR/R266'3"248
43Jim JohnsonRPR/R296'5"230
17Brian MatuszRPL/L266'5"190
66T.J. McFarlandRPL/L236'3"220
56Darren O'DayRPR/R306'4"220
40Troy PattonRPS/L276'1"185
47Pedro StropRPR/R276'0"175
30Chris TillmanSPR/R256'5"200
#CATCHERSPOSB/TAGEHTWTSALARY
31Taylor TeagardenCR/R296'1"200
32Matt WietersCS/R266'5"230
#INFIELDERSPOSB/TAGEHTWTSALARY
24Wilson Betemit3BS/R316'2"220
12Alexi Casilla2BS/R285'9"180
19Chris Davis1BL/R276'3"232
3Ryan Flaherty2BL/R266'3"220
2J.J. HardySSR/R306'1"200
13Manny Machado3BR/R206'3"185
1Brian Roberts2BS/R355'9"175
#OUTFIELDERSPOSB/TAGEHTWTSALARY
10Adam JonesCFR/R276'2"215
21Nick MarkakisRFL/L296'2"200
9Nate McLouthLFL/R315'11"180
14Nolan ReimoldLFR/R296'4"205


Baltimore Orioles Depth Chart - 2013
  • Catcher
  • Matt Wieters
  • Taylor Teagarden
  • First Base
  • Chris Davis
  • Wilson Betemit
  • Ryan Flaherty
  • Second Base
  • Brian Roberts
  • Ryan Flaherty
  • Alexi Casilla
  • Third Base
  • Manny Machado
  • Wilson Betemit
  • Ryan Flaherty
  • Shortstop
  • J.J. Hardy
  • Ryan Flaherty
  • Alexi Casilla
  • Left Field
  • Nate McLouth
  • Nolan Reimold
  • Ryan Flaherty
  • Chris Davis
  • Center Field
  • Adam Jones
  • Nate McLouth
  • Right Field
  • Nick Markakis
  • Nate McLouth
  • Ryan Flaherty
  • Chris Davis
  • Starting Pitcher
  • Jason Hammel
  • Wei-Yin Chen
  • Miguel Gonzalez
  • Chris Tillman
  • Jake Arrieta
  • Relief Pitcher
  • Pedro Strop
  • Darren O\'Day
  • Troy Patton
  • Brian Matusz
  • Tommy Hunter
  • T.J. McFarland
  • Closer
  • Jim Johnson
  • Designated Hitter
  • Wilson Betemit
  • Nolan Reimold


Lineup vs. RHP:
1. Nate McLouth, LF
2. Manny Machado, 3B
3. Nick Markakis, RF
4. Adam Jones, CF
5. Chris Davis, 1B
6. Matt Wieters, C
7. J.J. Hardy, SS
8. Wilson Betemit, DH
9. Brian Roberts, 2B

Lineup vs. LHP:
1. Nick Markakis, RF
2. Manny Machado, 3B
3. Adam Jones, CF
4. Matt Wieters, C
5. Chris Davis, 1B
6. J.J. Hardy, SS
7. Nolan Reimold, LF
8. Wilson Betemit, DH
9. Brian Roberts, 2B

Bench:
Taylor Teagarden, C
Alexi Casilla, IF
Ryan Flaherty, IF/OF
Nate McLouth/Nolan Reimold, OF

Starting Rotation:
1. Jason Hammel, RHP
2. Wei-Yin Chen, LHP
3. Miguel Gonzalez, RHP
4. Chris Tillman, RHP
5. Jake Arrieta, RHP

Bullpen:
Jim Johnson, CP
Pedro Strop, SUP
Darren O'Day, SUP
Troy Patton, MRP
Brian Matusz, MRP
Tommy Hunter, MRP
T.J. McFarland, LRP
Dynasty: zkiesel


May 24, 2013
8:10PM



Miller Park - Milwaukee, WI
Weather: 59º, Clear
Attendance: 10,530


Pittsburgh Pirates at Milwaukee Brewers
May 24, 2013123456789RHE
Pittsburgh (29-20)0000021205101
Milwaukee (15-32)000200000273
W: James McDonald (5-2) L: Kyle Lohse (2-3) S: Jason Grilli (16)
Pittsburgh Pirates
HITTERSABRHBIBBSOAVG
BATTING
2B: T. Snider (6), B. Inge (1)
HR: P. Alvarez (15)
RBI: P. Alvarez (39), T. Snider (18), J. Sands (2), B. Inge (13)
HBP: J. McDonald, G. Sanchez
SAC: G. Sanchez, J. Sands, J. Harrison
FIELDING
E: B. Inge (2)
Pittsburgh Pirates
PITCHERSIPHRERBBSOERA
J. McDonald (W, 5-2)7.0521181.19
M. Melancon (H, 8)1.0200033.66
J. Grilli (S, 16)1.0000020.48
Milwaukee Brewers
HITTERSABRHBIBBSOAVG
BATTING
2B: C. Gomez (8)
RBI: A. Ramirez (29), A. Gonzalez (12)
GIDP: K. Davis
BASERUNNING
SB: R. Braun (9)
FIELDING
E: A. Ramirez 2 (5), K. Davis (3)
Milwaukee Brewers
PITCHERSIPHRERBBSOERA
K. Lohse (L, 2-3)6.0631113.57
B. Badenhop1.0100002.65
J. Henderson0.2220014.94
M. Gonzalez1.1100103.76


Alvarez's Solo Shot Sparks Offense to 5-2 Win

MILWAUKEE - After disappointing home series against the Astros and Cubs, the Pirates hit the road, starting with a three game set against the Milwaukee Brewers at Miller Park.

After a scoreless 1st and 2nd inning, Kyle Lohse started off the 3rd by hitting James McDonald in the hip. After McDonald was checked on and deemed able to continue, Brandon Inge stepped up to bat, singling on a deflection off of Lohse to put two on with 2 outs. Travis Snider then singled, loading the bases. After working the count to 3-2, Andrew McCutchen hit a long fly ball to center field, only to be caught at the wall to end the inning.


It wasn't until the bottom of the 4th that the Brewers hit the scoreboard. Corey Hart reached on a throwing error by Brandon Inge, then scoring on a single from Aramis Ramirez to put the Brewers up 1-0.


Jonathan Lucroy singled, followed by a single from Alex Gonzalez which would score Ramirez to give the Brewers a 2-0 lead. Kristopher Davis would ground into a double play to end the inning. In the top of the 5th, Brandon Inge and Travis Snider singled with 2 outs, as Andrew McCutchen would again fly out at the warning track to end the inning.

But the Pirates would cut the lead to one in the top of the 6th, as Pedro Alvarez hit a towering solo home run to cut the score to 2-1.


Michael McKenry would then reach third base on two errors, setting him up to score on an RBI single from Jerry Sands to tie the game at 2. Clint Barmes would fly out to end the inning. In the top of the 7th, James McDonald led off with a walk, followed by a single from Travis Snider to put runners on 1st and 3rd. Andrew McCutchen then reached on a throwing error, allowing McDonald to score to put the Pirates up 3-2.


Looking to pad the lead, Clint Barmes led off the top of the 8th by striking out, but reaching on a passed ball. Brandon Inge would double, scoring Barmes to put the Pirates up 4-2. Travis Snider doubled, scoring Inge to give the Pirates a three run lead. Andrew McCutchen would pop out to end the inning. In the bottom of the 8th, Mark Melancon would allow two singles, but would collect three strikeouts from Gomez, Braun, and Ramirez to end the inning. Jason Grilli was called upon in the bottom of the 9th, looking to get his 16th save. Grilli would get Gonzalez and Davis to strike out and end the inning.





Player of the Game:



The Pirates and Brewers square off for game two of this three game set tomorrow evening. First pitch, 8:10PM.
Dynasty: KHarmo88
05:15 PM - May 17, 2013. Written by Kentucky_Wildcat23
2013-14 NBA Season Preview


Team Depth Charts


Philadelphia 76ers Depth Chart - 2013-14
STARTER2ND3RD4TH
PGJosh StidomMarquis TeagueEtwaun Moore
SGOscar CampbellEmerson Roberson
SFJake BellTravis OutlawLuke Walton
PFJohn SalleyDickey Simpkins
CAlton ListerCole AldrichJ.P. Arnold


Charlotte Bobcats Depth Chart - 2013-14
STARTER2ND3RD4TH
PGLuke BishopC.J. WatsonCory JosephBrian Roberts
SGWill BartonKyle Weaver
SFMikevin SingletaryLuc Richard Mbah A MouteKris Joseph
PFTrey ThompkinsScott WilliamsClayton Norman
CVlade OlicDavid Berry


Milwaukee Bucks Depth Chart - 2013-14
STARTER2ND3RD4TH
PGDonovan WelchOrien Greene
SGWade SpitzerMac BraxtonJered Cunningham
SFAustin HernandezChase LoveJames Posey
PFMirza TeletovicLavoy Allen
CFlint EllisBrenton Lee


Chicago Bulls Depth Chart - 2013-14
STARTER2ND3RD4TH
PGKendall MarshallA.J. Price
SGClayton BrownDomingo LandaverdeAlonzo Hanson
SFDraymond GreenJerry Chambers
PFLuke HummelJohn Henson
CAndrew OrsburnClemon JohnsonKyrylo FesenkoJoe Thurmond


Cleveland Cavaliers Depth Chart - 2013-14
STARTER2ND3RD4TH
PGJohn LasleyJerry Sichting
SGCory HigginsEvan Fournier
SFKyle SinglerDonte Greene
PFTaribo EjiforGeorge JohnsonDistu Russell
CDrake OrsborneAmir JohnsonTyler Zeller


Boston Celtics Depth Chart - 2013-14
STARTER2ND3RD4TH
PGSam VincentJeremy Pargo
SGKevin Brown
SFBoyd HittAustin DayeQuincy PondexterQuincy Blake
PFJosh McRobertsJon LeuerAntoine Carr
CAustin GipsonHarvey CatchingsStelios Diamantopoulous


Los Angeles Clippers Depth Chart - 2013-14
STARTER2ND3RD4TH
PGHoward EisleyJuwan Law
SGTre EwellMarco Belinelli
SFBrad BarkerC.J. MilesJamario Moon
PFBlake HannahRashard LewisWenli Huang
CDayton SheridanMladen LoncarevicDaniel Orton


Memphis Grizzlies Depth Chart - 2013-14
STARTER2ND3RD4TH
PGSteven IrvingShelvin MackCharles Jenkins
SGHunter FincherElliot Williams
SFMartell WebsterJeff TaylorAbraham Sampson
PFCole BeauchampTom Tolbert
CSam BannonMarkieff Morris


Memphis Grizzlies Depth Chart - 2013-14
STARTER2ND3RD4TH
PGSteven IrvingShelvin MackCharles Jenkins
SGHunter FincherElliot Williams
SFMartell WebsterJeff TaylorAbraham Sampson
PFCole BeauchampTom Tolbert
CSam BannonMarkieff Morris


Atlanta Hawks Depth Chart - 2013-14
STARTER2ND3RD4TH
PGEric MaynorNando De ColoRichard JohnsonDavid Childress
SGFrankie LoveShaun Dawkins
SFJosh PetermeierEarl ClarkSteve Novak
PFTyler HullQuincy Acy
CBrendan HaywoodDick Cunningham


Miami Heat Depth Chart - 2013-14
STARTER2ND3RD4TH
PGNorris ColeGary Neal
SGJordan ArnoldRaja BellKyle Korver
SFShawn WyattChester Rowe
PFJessie FaulkPeter MauldinDrew Casey
CDavid MauldinChris AndersenJamison ForresterHasheem Thabeet


Utah Jazz Depth Chart - 2013-14
STARTER2ND3RD4TH
PGGrant McculloughBen UdrihSherman Barrow
SGWaylon TaylorDeandre Liggins
SFAJ HillBilly ThompsonDarius Miller
PFTrey PritchardFrank Brickowski
CScott HastonTimofey MozgovAndris BiedrinsRobert Perkins


Sacramento Kings Depth Chart - 2013-14
STARTER2ND3RD4TH
PGTim BartonTyshawn Taylor
SGDaniel GibsonDequan JonesKim English
SFTornike ShengeliaKent Bates
PFJake FinleyAndrew NicholsonVladimir Radmanovic
CLonny KarlRocco Rutundo


New York Knicks Depth Chart - 2013-14
STARTER2ND3RD4TH
PGJ.J. BareaSteven Warner
SGJosh ShelbyDequan Cook
SFRyan TalleyMike DunleavyLinas Kleiza
PFAustin SiewertDonatas MotiejunasJamaal Cardinal
CLeroy EllisAnton Kiba


Los Angeles Lakers Depth Chart - 2013-14
STARTER2ND3RD4TH
PGDarius MorrisEddie Johnson
SGRandy KellerRoger Mason
SFRayon ThomasJordan HamiltonAdam Morrison
PFMike ScottReggie EvansRickey LoganBlake Sparks
CDarrall ImhoffJames Edwards


Orlando Magic Depth Chart - 2013-14
STARTER2ND3RD4TH
PGMike DunleavyBryan HinkleBrevin Butler
SGJodie MeeksQuinton Ross
SFTeddie JohnsonBrad SellersBryon Person
PFCaleb DavisBeau Lindsay
CGreg SmithDesagana Diop


Brooklyn Nets Depth Chart - 2013-14
STARTER2ND3RD4TH
PGSherron CollinsLeonard Gurrero
SGWayne EllingtonKevin Lynch
SFLayne BoxellJimmy ButlerOmri CasspiRashual Butler
PFPerry JonesNick CollisonHariss Bacu
CNikola VucevicEnes KanterFestus Ezeli


Denver Nuggets Depth Chart - 2013-14
STARTER2ND3RD4TH
PGOgnjen ZoricDavid Hobbs
SGJames AndersonWillie McCarter
SFReggie WilliamsRodney CarneyBobby SimmonsMarcus Jones
PFJonas JerebkoIvan Johnson
CEpke UdohMychal Thompson


Indiana Pacers Depth Chart - 2013-14
STARTER2ND3RD4TH
PGJason VaszuaskasJimmer Fredette
SGBill WalkerMarquis Daniels
SFJames JohnsonOwen TrentAlan Ramsey
PFJonathan DavisJan VesleyJeff PendergraphJon Brockman
CRandy BreuerTree Rollins


New Orleans Pelicans Depth Chart - 2013-14
STARTER2ND3RD4TH
PGDylan WomackDominique Jones
SGClay DaughertyTheodore LittleGus Mark
SFDon NelsonChristian Eyenga
PFBradford BaxterJordan Williams
CMarcus MorrisRick MahornErvin Johnson


Detroit Pistons Depth Chart - 2013-14
STARTER2ND3RD4TH
PGTony WrotenBen UzohJohn LucasHarold Strong
SGDoron LambTravis Leslie
SFFloyd RodmanMaurice HarklessJae Crowder
PFJonathan ForresterScott Williams
CDavid CornellCharles McLloyd


Toronto Raptors Depth Chart - 2013-14
STARTER2ND3RD4TH
PGJason WhiteNolan Smith
SGGordon HaywardLuis Ragon
SFFrancisco GarciaDajuan SummersKhris Middleton
PFTom HammondsRoss Holland
CCaleb BurkKosta KoufosAlan Burks


Houston Rockets Depth Chart - 2013-14
STARTER2ND3RD4TH
PGJarryd BaylessReggie JacksonJessie Cunningham
SGCorey MakeeverRobby Loving
SFJamaine JonesLazar HaywardAlan AndersonJon Singletary
PFJeremy TylerAnthony BonnerRonald Dupree
CTodd MacCullochMatt Geiger


San Antonio Spurs Depth Chart - 2013-14
STARTER2ND3RD4TH
PGMatt HarneySpencer Bennett
SGDarius Johnson-OdomMike Butler
SFVictor ClaverCharles DavisLuke BabbittStan Cage
PFChris SingletonLuke Zeller
CRick RobersonLeroy EllisDaryl Jochens


Phoenix Suns Depth Chart - 2013-14
STARTER2ND3RD4TH
PGArmon JohnsonPatrick Mills
SGJohn JenkinsWillard Moody
SFJoshua DavisDevin Ebanks
PFDerrick WilliamsByron MullensSidney Green
CGreg OstertagJim DavisArgento Avanti


Oklahoma City Thunder Depth Chart - 2013-14
STARTER2ND3RD4TH
PGMaalik WaynsLenny Carter
SGMicah KirkVincent AskewCliff Samuel
SFTyler PetermeierShea SimpsonChris Copeland
PFTrevor BookerTerrence Jones
CMel CountsBrian Skinner


Minnesota Timberwolves Depth Chart - 2013-14
STARTER2ND3RD4TH
PGKeviyon ManuelRudy Glover
SGXavier HenryAndy Rautins
SFDerek HudsonQuincy Miller
PFTristan ThompsonJames RichmondTroy MurphyBrian Cook
CJon KoncakRonny TuriafEarl Barron


Portland TrailBlazers Depth Chart - 2013-14
STARTER2ND3RD4TH
PGChris DuhonTyrone McCartyJannero Pargo
SGJosiah LandrumLance Stephenson
SFLandon MeekerJosh ChildressDarington Hobson
PFLance ThomasDante CunninghamJustin HarperPavao Radja
CSamardo SamuelsRobert Sacre


Golden State Warriors Depth Chart - 2013-14
STARTER2ND3RD4TH
PGGage BakerLuke Ridnour
SGJosh CopelandJim KingGilberto Garibaldi
SFJohn WrightAdam Keefe
PFChanning FryeArmett MoultrieRoss Bradshaw
CGustavo AyonMeyers Leonard


Washington Wizards Depth Chart - 2013-14
STARTER2ND3RD4TH
PGTaylor OchsJess Wennington
SGAnthony MorrowGarrett TempleJames White
SFDominic McGuireMarvin WilliamsBrevin Curry
PFRiley DeaverJujuan Johnson
CJackson BerryWill Perdue
04:58 PM - May 17, 2013. Written by zkiesel


Padres Outhit Rockies by 8, Still Lose by 1

It was a frustrating game to watch if you were a Padres fan. With countless opportunities with runners in scoring position, the Friars could only muster 1 run off of the Rockies. Meanwhile, the Rox only had 3 hits, but scored 2 runs to get the win. Tim Stauffer pitched a gem, going 6 innings while giving up no runs on just 1 hit. He was removed for the game for pinch-hitter Mark Kotsay, who hit a sacrifice fly to give the Padres the lead at the time.

The Padres (3-2) are back in action tomorrow afternoon against the Rockies (3-2) as they try to avoid the series sweep. First pitch is at 2:10 from Coors Field. Edinson Volquez (1-0, 1.50 ERA) will take the hill for the Friars against Jorge De La Rosa (0-0, 4.50 ERA).

San Diego Padres at Colorado Rockies
Apr 6, 2013123456789RHE
San Diego (3-1)0000001001111
Colorado (2-2)00000020X230
W: Matt Belisle (2-0) L: Dale Thayer (0-1) S: Rafael Betancourt (3)
San Diego Padres
HITTERSABRHRBIBBSOHRAVG
Alexi Amarista, SS5020000.250
Will Venable, RF4010000.333
Chase Headley, 3B3000100.222
Carlos Quentin, LF4020000.353
Yonder Alonso, 1B4020000.286
Everth Cabrera, PR0000000.278
Jesus Guzman, 1B0000000.500
Yasmani Grandal, C4110000.313
Jedd Gyorko, 2B4010010.278
Cameron Maybin, CF4010020.450
Tim Stauffer, P1000000.000
Mark Kotsay, PH0001000.000
Joe Thatcher, P0000000.000
Dale Thayer, P0000000.000
Nick Vincent, P0000000.000
Chris Denorfia, PH1010000.125
TEAM TOTALS341111130
BATTING:
2B: Yasmani Grandal (1)
RBI: Mark Kotsay (1)
SF: Mark Kotsay
SAC: Tim Stauffer
GIDP: Yonder Alonso, Yasmani Grandal
FIELDING:
E: Carlos Quentin (2)
Colorado Rockies
HITTERSABRHRBIBBSOHRAVG
Dexter Fowler, CF4000000.333
Chris Nelson, 3B4000000.045
Carlos Gonzalez, LF3010010.381
Troy Tulowitzki, SS1100200.263
Michael Cuddyer, RF3111010.278
Todd Helton, 1B3011000.267
Josh Rutledge, 2B3000000.278
Rex Brothers, P0000000.000
Rafael Betancourt, P0000000.000
Yorvit Torrealba, C3000020.231
Chris Volstad, P2000000.000
Matt Belisle, P0000000.000
Jonathan Herrera, 2B1000000.000
TEAM TOTALS27232240
BATTING:
2B: Michael Cuddyer (2), Todd Helton (1)
RBI: Michael Cuddyer (2), Todd Helton (1)
San Diego Padres
PITCHERSIPHRERBBSOHRERA
Tim Stauffer6.01001400.00
Joe Thatcher (H, 3)0.20000000.00
Dale Thayer (L, 0-1)0.02221007.71
Nick Vincent1.10000000.00
TEAM TOTALS8.0322240
Colorado Rockies
PITCHERSIPHRERBBSOHRERA
Chris Volstad6.07111101.50
Matt Belisle (W, 2-0)1.02000100.00
Rex Brothers (H, 1)1.01000003.38
Rafael Betancourt (S, 3)1.01000102.25
TEAM TOTALS9.01111130
PITCHING:
WP: Chris Volstad 2 (2)
Dynasty: zkiesel
03:44 PM - May 17, 2013. Written by zkiesel


Padres Lose 1st Game of Season

After jumping out to an early 3-1 lead on the Rockies, the Padres were feeling good about their chances of spoiling Colorado's Opening Day. But the Rockies battled back, and were able to take the lead on Padres starter Clayton Richard. The Friars found out how good the back end of the Rockies' bullpen is, as they barely put up a fight against Wilton Lopez and Rafael Betancourt.

The Padres (3-1) are back at it again tomorrow evening against the Rockies (2-2). First pitch is at 6:10 PM from Coors Field, as Tim Stauffer makes his 2013 debut against Chris Volstad.

San Diego Padres at Colorado Rockies
Apr 5, 2013123456789RHE
San Diego (3-0)012000000352
Colorado (1-2)10000300X481
W: Christian Friedrich (1-0) L: Clayton Richard (0-1) S: Rafael Betancourt (2)
San Diego Padres
HITTERSABRHRBIBBSOHRAVG
Everth Cabrera, SS4021010.278
Chris Denorfia, RF3000000.000
Will Venable, PH-RF1000000.364
Chase Headley, 3B3001010.267
Carlos Quentin, LF4111011.308
Yonder Alonso, 1B4000000.235
Yasmani Grandal, C3010000.333
Jedd Gyorko, 2B3000020.286
Cameron Maybin, CF3110010.500
Clayton Richard, P2100000.000
Brad Brach, P0000000.000
Alexi Amarista, PH1000000.000
Dale Thayer, P0000000.000
TEAM TOTALS31353061
BATTING:
2B: Cameron Maybin (2)
HR: Carlos Quentin (1)
RBI: Everth Cabrera (3), Carlos Quentin (1), Chase Headley (4)
SF: Chase Headley
GIDP: Will Venable
BASERUNNING:
SB: Everth Cabrera (2)
FIELDING:
E: Carlos Quentin (1), Chris Denorfia (1)
Colorado Rockies
HITTERSABRHRBIBBSOHRAVG
Jordan Pacheco, 1B4110010.143
Dexter Fowler, CF3000100.412
Carlos Gonzalez, LF4110000.389
Troy Tulowitzki, SS4120000.278
Wilin Rosario, C3001000.333
Michael Cuddyer, RF4121010.267
Chris Nelson, 3B3010110.056
Josh Rutledge, 2B3011100.333
Rafael Betancourt, P0000000.000
Christian Friedrich, P1000010.000
Eric Young, PH0000100.000
Wilton Lopez, P0000000.000
Jonathan Herrera, 2B0000000.000
TEAM TOTALS29483440
BATTING:
2B: Troy Tulowitzki 2 (2), Michael Cuddyer (1)
RBI: Josh Rutledge (1), Wilin Rosario (4), Michael Cuddyer (1)
SF: Wilin Rosario
SAC: Christian Friedrich
GIDP: Carlos Gonzalez
BASERUNNING:
SB: Eric Young (2)
FIELDING:
E: Jordan Pacheco (1)
San Diego Padres
PITCHERSIPHRERBBSOHRERA
Clayton Richard (L, 0-1)6.06433304.50
Brad Brach1.00001100.00
Dale Thayer1.02000000.00
TEAM TOTALS8.0843440
PITCHING:
WP: Clayton Richard (1)
Colorado Rockies
PITCHERSIPHRERBBSOHRERA
Christian Friedrich (W, 1-0)7.04320512.57
Wilton Lopez (H, 2)1.01000000.00
Rafael Betancourt (S, 2)1.00000103.00
TEAM TOTALS9.0532061
Dynasty: zkiesel
03:11 PM - May 17, 2013. Written by djvio_lator

FIU Romps Over UL Lafayette, Improves to 5-0


Florida International Golden Panthers at Louisiana-Lafayette Ragin' Cajuns
Sep 29, 20121ST2ND3RD4THSCORE
Florida International Golden Panthers 5-0 (1-0)211701452
Louisiana-Lafayette Ragin' Cajuns 2-2 (0-1)0010717
Team Stats Comparison
FIUULL
Total Offense509266
Rushing Yards15841
Passing Yards351225
First Downs1014
Punt Return Yards2120
Kick Return Yards39107
Total Yards569393
Turnovers34
3rd Down Converstion8-184-17
4th Down Conversion1-20-0
2-Point Conversion0-00-0
Red Zone Touchdowns/Field Goals2-1-14-1-0
Penalties7-605-40
Posession Time19:1612:44
Florida International Golden Panthers
PASSINGC/AYDSTDINT
Jake Medlock14/3035152
RUSHINGATTYDSAVGTD
Kedrick Rhodes21823.91
Jeremiah Harden11686.11
Darian Mallary393.00
Loranzo Hammonds Jr.2-1-0.50
Wayne Times144.00
Jake Medlock1-4-4.00
RECEIVINGRECYDSAVGTD
Jacob Younger525751.44
Wayne Times34916.31
Ya'Keem Griner2105.00
Glenn Coleman11414.00
Jeremiah Harden188.00
Zach Schaubhut166.00
Kedrick Rhodes177.00
Louisiana-Lafayette Ragin' Cajuns
PASSINGC/AYDSTDINT
B. Gautier15/3113022
T. Broadway8/279502
RUSHINGATTYDSAVGTD
A. Harris8151.80
T. Broadway2105.00
M. Carter2115.50
B. Gautier273.50
D. Surgent1-2-2.00
RECEIVINGRECYDSAVGTD
H. Peoples77310.40
J. Lawson66210.31
D. Surgent6559.10
A. Harris3289.31
I. Thompson177.00


LAFAYETTE, La. (September 29, 2012)- Saturday was a record setting day for FIU with 3 individual school records falling and a record for consecutive points scored against an opponent. Did we mention that was just the first half? Yes, it was an easy victory for the FIU Golden Panthers as they won their fist conference game in convincing fashion. Star Quarterback Jake Medlock tossed a school record 5 TD passes in the first half with a record 4 of them going to receiver Jacob Younger, who would add a school record 257 yards receiving to his day as well. Wayne Times would be on the other end of Medlock's other passing TD.

FIU broke the game open early with 21 points in the first quarter alone, followed by 17 more in the second quarter to take a devastating 38-0 lead into halftime. UL Lafayette would get off the shutout with a late third quarter TD, but by then, the game was well in hand. The 35 point victory is the largest ever for FIU in it's opening conference game and one of it's largest victories ever. The offense may have been great, but the nations #1 run defense continued it's domination Saturday, holding the UL Lafayette run game to just 41 total yards. It was a dominating all around performance from the Golden Panthers.

"Today was amazing", said OC Phoenix Young. "The whole team played an almost perfect game. I'm so proud of Jake and Jacob for setting those school records today, they've worked so hard since I've been here and it's nice to see all the hard work paying off. This is the way you want to start off your conference season, just a great win."

Young was asked about comments made by UL Lafayette DC G. Stewart, who stated that he felt the FIU offense was trying to run up the score. "You know what, I don't really care, it's their job to stop us. I can't help it if my guys are just better than his. If he has a problem with me, he can call and talk to me. Using the media as your crutch is weak, come and step up to me like a man. That's all I will say on that subject."

FIU returns to Miami for it's second conference game of the season against Arkansas State.

Photo Credits:

US Presswire/Robert Mayer, (2012), Jacob Younger [ONLINE]. Available at: http://www.foxsportsflorida.com/comm...264/534320.jpg [Accessed 17 May 13].
Dynasty: djvio_lator
02:21 PM - May 17, 2013. Written by Kentucky_Wildcat23
NBA Off-Season 2013


Players Retiring


Pablo Prigioni (Grizzlies) (1 Year Pro) (36 Years Old)

Antonio Daniels (Lakers) (15 Years Pro) (38 Years Old)

Mark Makeever (Magic) (1 Year Pro) (50 Years Old)

Juwan Howard (Magic) (19 Years Pro) (40 Years Old)

Derek Fisher (Nets) (17 Years Pro) (38 Years Old)

Paul Mokeski (Nuggets) (12 Years Pro) (34 Years Old)

Jerry Stackhouse (Warriors) (18 Years Pro) (38 Years Old)

Coaches Retiring


Lawrence Frank (Detroit Pistons)

Draft Recap


2013 NBA Draft - Round 1 Recap
PickTeamPlayerPosHtWt
1Utah JazzScott HastonC
2Sacramento KingsLonny KarlC
3Cleveland CavaliersBradford BaxterPF
4Detroit PistonsFloyd RodmanSF
5Boston CelticsStelios DiamantopoulousC
6Cleveland CavaliersTaribo EjioforPF
7Minnesota TimberwolvesJames RichmondPF
8Milwaukee BucksMac BraxtonSG
9Dallas MavericksSteven IrvingPG
10Dallas MavericksWallace TinsleyPF
11Philadelphia 76ersOscar CampbellSG
12Golden State WarriorsGilberto GaribaldiSG
13Atlanta HawksShaun DawkinsSG
14Washington WizardsJess WenningtonPG
15Oklahoma City ThunderCliff SamuelSG
16San Antonio SpursStan CageSF
17Denver NuggetsDavid HobbsPG
18Houston RocketsJessie CunninghamPG
19Portland Trail BlazersTyrone McCartyPG
20Brooklyn NetsLeonard GuerreroPG
21Phoenix SunsArgento AvantiC
22Orlando MagicBrevin ButlerPG
23Indiana PacersOwen TrentSF
24New York KnicksAnton KibaC
25Los Angeles LakersRickey LoganPF
26Charlotte BobcatsVlade OlicC
27Toronto RaptorsAlan BurksC
28Los Angeles ClippersJuwan LawPG
29Chicago BullsAlonzo HansonSG
30Miami HeatChester RoweSF


In the first round of the 2013 NBA Draft many teams were able to address the holes within their rosters. This draft was a very heavy drafted with Centers and it will be seen in the upcoming years whether or not they are as good as expected.

2013 NBA Draft - Round 2 Recap
PickTeamPlayerPosHtWt
31Detroit PistonsHarold StrongPG
32Boston CelticsQuincy BlakeSF
33Sacramento KingsKent BatesSF
34New Orleans PelicansTheodore LittleSG
35Milwaukee BucksDonovan WelchPG
36Minnesota TimberwolvesRudy GloverPG
37Utah JazzSherman BarrowPG
38Dallas MavericksArnold MeierPF
39New Orleans PelicansGus MarkSG
40Memphis GrizzliesAbraham SampsonSF
41Golden State WarriorsRoss BradshawPF
42San Antonio SpursMike ButlerSG
43Oklahoma City ThunderLenny CarterPG
44Houston RocketsJon SingletarySF
45Denver NuggetsMarcus JonesSF
46Philadelphia 76ersJ.P. ArnoldC
47Atlanta HawksDavid ChildressPG
48Portland Trail BlazersPavao RadjaPF
49Brooklyn NetsHariss BacuPF
50Orlando MagicByron PersonSF
51Washington WizardsBrevin CurrySF
52Indiana PacersAlan RamseySF
53Phoenix SunsWillard MoodySG
54New York KnicksJamaal CardinalPF
55Charlotte BobcatsClayton NormanPF
56Los Angeles LakersBlake SparksPF
57Toronto RaptorsRoss HollandPF
58Los Angeles ClippersWenli HuangPF
59New York KnicksSteven WarnerPG
60Chicago BullsJoe ThurmondC


Round two of the draft had a lot of Power Forwards being drafted off the board. This years draft will forever be remembered for the amount of Power Forwards and Centers that were picked. This class could have a huge impact on the NBA with the lack of post players on current rosters.

The Heat Report


The Miami Heat were faced with some decisions in the summer of 2013. They had 6 different players becoming free agents and were looking to lock up their coaching staff for the next couple of years.

Head Coach Erik Spoelstra received a four year contract extension to his current deal thanks to his great run as the Miami Heat coach. He continues to improve the team each year and impresses ownership and the GM Pat Riley.

Assistant Coach Bob McAdoo received a two year extension. He had one year left on his current contract.

NBA Scout Jim Paul also received a two year extension.

Prospect Scout Mark Lue reveived a two year extension as well.

Heat Trainer Jay Sobal was also in the mix to receive a two year extension.

All coaches will be around for the next three season.

There were six players who would test the free agent market and the Heat had to decide which guys they would resign and who they would let go.

The guys who were resigned were Shawn Wyatt last years league and finals MVP. Kyle Korver, Hasheem Thabeet, Austin Petermeier and Jamison Forrester.

The Heat decided to part ways with Teddie Johnson. When asked why they didn't resign the 21 year old starting small forward Pat Riley said, "He was asking for more money than we thought he was worth. We feel there are other guys on the team that deserve larger contracts in the upcoming years and we want to make sure we can take care of them."

Next we asked him who he thought deserved those contracts. "Jordan Arnold is the one guy that we believe we can keep paired with Shawn Wyatt and build a dynasty around the two of them."

Shawn Wyatt and Jordan Arnold both played huge roles last season on the way to the Heat's third NBA Title. Jordan Arnold was received in a trade from the New Orleans Pelicans (Then Hornets).

Miami will most likely look to see what trade offers they can receive for some of their role players. They really need a young center with Chris Andersen only having two years left on his deal and being 36 years old.
11:07 AM - May 17, 2013. Written by wwefan


3 Weeks till Summerslam

Welcome all to Raw, tonight we have tag action from The Shield vs Team Extreme. Guessing the winner of this match will be doing themselves a favor in getting in the title picture. Also Chris Benoit and Buff Bagwell have are-match tonight and Scott hall will face X-pac tonight. We have Undertaker and CM Punk coming face to face after the events of MITB tonight.
Bret Harts music plays He enters the ring to say "well maybe it true at MITB Shawn got one up on me but all I know is he will not be successful whatever he does I shall make sure of that" he also says "anyway there's still the thing of the WWE championship now I know if I am given the chance I will do a better job then anyone in this whole locker room has done to de-throne that Jackass CM Punk" Stone Colds music plays "did I just hear you correctly?" Stone Cold says "you can do a better job then anyone in this locker room? hope for damn sure you was not including me there!" he continues saying "because if you was I may have to open a good ole can of whoop *** on you tonight" Bret Hart says "Stone Cold you think you have what it takes bring it on tonight then!"

After The Break

Backstage Shawn and Triple H are talking and then Shawn sees Hollywood Hogan with Kevin Nash and says "hey Punk you think you really won against me last week if it was not for Bret I would of beaten you easily!" Hollywood Hogan says "Kevin do you smell something brother because I think I am smelling crap!" Kevin says "you could never beat Hogan it's already been proven now run along and stop playing with the big boys" Triple H says "well Hogan how about this tonight you have a re-match against Shawn and this time I will have his back should you or anyone else try any funny business in the match" Shawn say "he will probably decline because we know how much of a coward you are Hogan!" Kevin Nash says "Hogan not scared of anybody!" Triple H says " so you must be Hogans voice or bitch more then likely his bitch" "what did you say?" Kevin says Hogan then says "ok...ok everyone take it easy obviously after you trash talking me the way you did I accept your challenge and I will have Kevin by my side incase you try anything stupid! now get out of my face brother" Kevin and Hogan both push past Triple H and Shawn and Triple H says "like I said I have your back Shawn see you tonight"

Scott Hall vs X-Pac
Kevin Nash attacks X-Pac before the match costing him his match and Scott wins after a deadly Razors Edge.

Winner Scott Hall

Scott Continues his attack on X-Pac with a chair and then says after "DDP this will be you soon enough!" and Kevin just claps and celebrates with him saying "Yeah like Hogan said things will be getting very messy here!"

Chris Benoit vs Buff Bagwell
Buff tries to attempt to leave the stage but it ends up it was just a trick to bait Chris into coming after him. he later wins by Count out after giving Chris a ddt on the stage.

Winner Buff Bagwell

Bret Hart vs Stone Cold
Bret and Stone Cold have a good match till Shawn decided to interferes and Sweet Chin Music Bret enabling Stone Cold to get a win.

Winner Stone Cold

Tag Match
Team Extreme vs The Shield
Team Extreme got overwhelmed by The Shield and Seth tried to prevent Dean getting his win to no prevail via Interference. Dean wins the match after a Air Raid on Matt Hardy.

Winners The Shield


Shawn Micheals w/ Triple H vs Hollywood Hogan w/ Kevin Nash
Very aggressive match Triple H Pedigreed Kevin for trying to interfere this left a opening for Shawn when he Sweet Chins Hogan who was distracted. after 15mins wins after another Sweet Chin to Hogan.
Winner Shawn Micheals

Shawn says after "I want you... Hogan and Bret Hart in a Ladder match at Summerslam!" he adds "I will prove neither of you punks deserves what I have!"

After the break

Undertaker is in the ring and says "CM PUNK! you did not beat me at MITB you cheated your way to retaining again I have had enough of your crap and at SummerSlam I want a re-match!" CM Punks music plays he come to the ring and says "you want to re-match me the best in the world? don't make me laugh you lost your chance at MITB" Undertaker then says "what is it do you fear me so bad that you won't re-match me lucky for me Vince has already said I will get a re-match but I don't want this to be a normal match I..." The Shields Music plays Dean and Roman come to the ring and then attack Undertaker and CM Punk. Dean says "CM Punk... Undertaker this is a message to you both it a injustice CM Punk you still hold that belt and remember that The Shield will come for you at anytime and any place!" Roman then Powerbombs CM Punk and says "believe in The Shield!" They then leave in the crowd.
Dynasty: wwefan
Thursday, May 16, 2013


May 23, 2013
12:35PM



PNC Park - Pittsburgh, PA
Weather: 70º, Clear
Attendance: 38,476


Chicago Cubs at Pittsburgh Pirates
May 23, 2013123456789RHE
Chicago (22-25)202000000470
Pittsburgh (28-20)000010001260
W: Scott Baker (5-3) L: Wandy Rodriguez (5-4) S: Kyuji Fujikawa (1)
Chicago Cubs
HITTERSABRHBIBBSOAVG
BATTING
2B: A. Rizzo (12), S. Castro (7)
HR: A. Rizzo (6)
RBI: A. Rizzo 2 (23), S. Castro 2 (19)
GIDP: W. Castillo, L. Valbuena
Chicago Cubs
PITCHERSIPHRERBBSOERA
S. Baker (W, 5-3)8.2622052.04
K. Fujikawa (S, 1)0.1000002.45
Pittsburgh Pirates
HITTERSABRHBIBBSOAVG
BATTING
2B: A. McCutchen (13)
HR: B. Inge (5)
RBI: G. Jones (28), B. Inge (12)
GIDP: G. Sanchez
BASERUNNING
SB: A. McCutchen (7)
Pittsburgh Pirates
PITCHERSIPHRERBBSOERA
W. Rodriguez (L, 5-4)3.0544233.04
J. Karstens5.0200144.15
J. Grilli1.0000030.51


Rizzo Backs Baker's Gem as Cubs Take Series From Pirates

PITTSBURGH - After winning game one in walk-off fashion, the Pirates found themselves on the other end of the game in game two, as they watched the Cubs score three runs off of the bullpen in the 8th inning, giving them game two of the three game set. With the Cubs looking to cut their deficit in the NL Central standings, the Pirates look to pull ahead further. The Cubs send a hot Scott Baker to the mound, to oppose Wandy Rodriguez.

As they did in game two, the Cubs got to the Pirates early, as Darwin Barney singled, followed by a double from Anthony Rizzo to put two on with two out. Starling Castro then hit a ground rule double, scoring Barney & Rizzo to give the Cubs a 2-0 lead.


In the bottom of the 1st, Andrew McCutchen doubled with 2 outs, but would be stranded at second as Pedro Alvarez grounded out to end the inning. In the top of the 3rd, after a walk to Darwin Barney, Anthony Rizzo hit a 2-run home run to give the Cubs a 4-0 lead.


Due to a lack of command and high pitch count, the Pirates were forced to pull Wandy Rodriguez and called upnon Jeff Karstens from the bullpen. Karstens would get Castillo and Valbuena to ground out, followed by Scott Baker striking out to end the 4th. In the 5th, after Russell Martin was robbed at the wall by Jorge Soler, Brandon Inge hit a solo home run to cut the score to 4-1.


In the top of the 9th, with a taxed bullpen, the Pirates turned to Jason Grilli in a non-save situation. Grilli was able to get all three batters he faced to strike out.


In the bottom of the 9th, Andrew McCutchen doubled and then scored on an RBI single from Garrett Jones, cutting the Cubs lead to 4-2.



After working the count full, Russell Martin would pop out to end the inning. The Cubs victory brings them to within three games of .500.



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The Pirates head out of Pittsburgh for a five game road trip, starting with a three game set in Milwaukee. First pitch, 8:10PM.
Dynasty: KHarmo88
10:27 PM - May 16, 2013. Written by Reiny09
Minnesota Twins at Detroit Tigers
May 24, 2013123456789RHE
Minnesota (21-27)300000000380
Detroit (27-20)20200100X570
W: Anibal Sanchez (6-3) L: Mike Pelfrey (2-6) S: Phil Coke (16)
Scoring Summary
SCORING DETAILSMINDET
MIN1Arcia homered to right. Carroll scores. Mauer scores.30
DET1Fielder homered to center. Jackson scores.32
DET3Cabrera singled to center. Infante scores.33
DET3Fielder hit into double play. Jackson scores.34
DET6Hunter homered to left.35
Minnesota Twins
HITTERSABRHRBIBBSOHRAVG
Carroll, SS4110000.291
Hicks, CF4000000.266
Mauer, C3110100.214
Willingham, LF4000020.285
Arcia, DH4113011.242
Doumit, 1B4030000.287
Parmelee, RF3010000.265
Plouffe, 3B3000100.207
Sanchez, 2B4010000.188
TEAM TOTALS33383231
BATTING:
2B: R. Doumit (5)
3B: R. Doumit (1)
HR: O. Arcia (2)
RBI: O. Arcia 3 (6)
HBP: C. Parmelee
GIDP: T. Plouffe
Detroit Tigers
HITTERSABRHRBIBBSOHRAVG
Infante, 2B4110000.275
Jackson, CF2200200.229
Cabrera, 3B4011010.323
Fielder, 1B3112101.305
Dirks, LF3010100.218
Berry, DH4010000.250
Peralta, SS4010010.287
Hunter, RF3111021.229
Avila, C3000000.250
TEAM TOTALS30574442
BATTING:
HR: T. Hunter (6), P. Fielder (8)
RBI: T. Hunter (16), M. Cabrera (33), P. Fielder 2 (35)
GIDP: P. Fielder
BASERUNNING:
SB: Q. Berry (1)
Minnesota Twins
PITCHERSIPHRERBBSOHRERA
M. Pelfrey (L, 2-6)5.05444214.02
R. Pressly1.01110113.56
J. Burton1.00000103.62
C. Thielbar1.01000000.00
TEAM TOTALS8.0755442
PITCHING:
WP: M. Pelfrey (1)
Detroit Tigers
PITCHERSIPHRERBBSOHRERA
A. Sanchez (W, 6-3)7.07331213.84
J. Benoit (H, 10)1.00001102.70
P. Coke (S, 16)1.01000006.11
TEAM TOTALS9.0833231
Dynasty: Reiny09

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