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Butch Buchholz is the first to admit the ATP's structure needs an overhaul. One whose name is being tossed around as a possible successor to CEO Etienne de Villiers -- relinquishing his role in December -- Buchholz explains the changes he'd like to see. ... Source: msn.foxsports.com --- 39 days ago
If you're like me, there are still some tight races in many, if not all, of your leagues. Still, with trade deadlines having passed, it's time to look forward. This is a theme we'll take more than once the rest of the month in this space. ... Source: www.washingtonpost.com --- 33 days ago
Taylor Buchholz balks in the winning run, allowing pinch-hitter Kelly Johnson to score from third, giving the Braves a 5-4 win over the Rockies in 10 innings Tuesday night. ... Source: www.boston.com --- 41 days ago
PORTLAND, Maine - Failure always had been foreign to Clay Buchholz, and, at 21, he saw no reason why it wouldn't stay that way forever. He shredded Double A to the point that his pitching coach there later said, "a bad outing for him was 10 or 12 strikeouts in six innings." He made Pawtucket an eight-start speed bump. He ... ... Source: www.boston.com --- 41 days ago
Yesterday marked two important milestones for Clay Buchholz, for the best and worst of reasons: It was the first-year anniversary of his no-hitter and also the final game of his regular season. Minor league teams, of course, are the only ones whose season ends Sept. 1, and Buchholz is with Double A Portland now after a season of ineffectiveness. "It's a pretty neat little deal. It sucks that I'm not up there right now," Buchholz said, nicely summing up the duality in a breath or two. After his disastrous season, Buchholz has salvaged his confidence during two starts with the Sea Dogs (you can read more in today's Globe ). His stats in Portland (in a small sample size) are close to what he did there before his promotion to Triple A Pawtucket last year: 2008's two Portland starts: 1-0, 15 IP, 18 K, 1.80 ERA, 0.53 WHIP 2007's 15 Portland starts: 7-2, 86.2 IP, 116 K, 1.77 ERA, 0.89 WHIP When, then, might Buchholz rejoin the Red Sox? When I asked Sea Dogs manager Arnie Beyeler, which, if any, of his players might be called up, he said, "The easy answer Buch's been up there. If he can get rolling . . ." Buchholz will make one start against Trenton in the playoffs, and he seemed intent on (or maybe resigned to) finishing the Eastern League playoffs with Portland. "Maybe we can get a championship for this team, then get that call and help another team win," he said. Does Buchholz think he might make it back to Boston this season? "I don't kn ... Source: blogs.nypost.com --- 38 days ago
Clay Buchholz may have thrown a no-hitter for the Red Sox last season, but he didn’t have enough to knock off the Trenton Thunder last night. The Yankees top prospect in the minor leagues, center fielder Austin Jackson, hit a game-tying three-run home run off Buchholz in the bottom of the sixth inning, and DH P.J. Pilittere knocked in the go-ahead run in the bottom of the eighth inning to lead Trenton past Portland, 4-3. The win gave the Thunder a commanding 2-0 lead in the best-of-five series, with Game Three to take place Friday night in Portland. In what was expected to be a pitcher's duel between Buchholz and one of the Yankees' top pitching prospects, right-hander Jeffrey Marquez, both pitchers allowed three runs. Buchholz gave up all three on the aforementioned Jackson home run, one of six hits he allowed in his six innings. He also struck out nine and walked one. Marquez, meanwhile, allowed eight hits, struck out three and walked two in five innings, before giving way to the bullpen, which scattered two hits and three walks over four shutout innings to close out the win. One of those pitchers was Humberto Sanchez, one of the players acquired from Detroit in the Gary Sheffield trade who continues to recover from Tommy John surgery. ... Source: www.cstv.com --- 38 days ago
Two-sport athletes leave us with double the excitement. Mark Buchholz has not only played two sports at Clemson, but he played both soccer and football in the same season last year. His presence on both the soccer field and gridiron left Tiger fans in awe at his physical and mental strength to accomplish such a feat. ... Source: www.bostonherald.com --- 24 days ago
TORONTO - From prospect to phenom and now back to prospect again, right-hander Clay Buchholz will be one of seven Red Sox to play in the Arizona Fall League. The league... ...
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Minor League Baseball Oct 3 2008 12:39AM GMT ... Source: www.moreover.com --- 9 days ago
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Last Sept. 1, Clay Buchholz dazzled the baseball world by throwing a no-hitter for the Boston Red Sox in just his second-major league start. But heading into the anniversary of that feat, Buchholz is with the Portland Sea Dogs of the Double-A Eastern League. Portland plays its last regular-season game Monday. "This is definitely a roller coaster for me," the 24-year-old Buchholz said before a recent Sea Dogs' game. "The adversity that came toward me this year started in spring training and never quit. It just pounded me all year." Before this season, success came easily for Buchholz, who was a star at Angelina (Texas) Junior College and in the minor leagues before making his Red Sox debut last August. Then he hurled his masterpiece -- a 10-0 victory over the Baltimore Orioles, allowing four baserunners and retiring the final 11 batters. ... Source: www.thebostonchannel.com --- 42 days ago
Last Sept. 1, Clay Buchholz dazzled the baseball world by throwing a no-hitter. ... Source: mvn.com --- 34 days ago
The Red Sox have shut down minor league pitcher Michael Bowden (stay tuned for Mike Scandura’s interview with him tomorrow) and the No-Hit Kid, Clay Buchholz, who as we all know, had a rough season this year. Hopefully he comes into spring training ready to do some damage. The Sox called up catcher George Kottaras and [...] ... Source: koaa.com --- 33 days ago
ATLANTA (AP) - Taylor Buchholz balked in the winning run, allowing pinch-hitter Kelly Johnson to score from third, and giving the Atlanta Braves a 5-4 victory over the Colorado Rockies in 10 innings Tuesday night. ... Source: www.purplerow.com --- 32 days ago
The champagne popping you heard yesterday wasn't coming from the Colorado Rockies' locker room after having lost to the Atlanta Braves. It would be silly to celebrate that. No, those sounds came from scientists across the world, celebrating the successful firing of their particle collider . Yet, as the article states, there are those who fear that micro-black holes could form with the use of the collider. If, as some fear, one forms and grows . . . well, the Rockies may have been its first victim last night. At the very least, the Rockies are on the event horizon of the black hole and are effectively done for the season. Things really aren't going well when you lose on a walk-off balk. As Taylor Buchholz said in Jack Etkin's recap , "Stupidest thing I've ever done, pretty much." The Rockies are holding organizational meetings this week in Atlanta , where they're surely discussing next season's closer situation. Brian Fuentes is going to be a hot commodity during the free agency period, especially after Billy Wagner learned he won't be pitching in 2009. But I wouldn't necessarily put Fuentes at the top of the list for closers that the Mets are looking at. Who would, with Francisco Rodriguez about to be a free agent? Fuentes certainly realizes that with his quote at the end of that section on the article. So, who's going to close for the Rockies if Fuentes doesn't re-sign with the Rockies? Well, we can get more into that if and when Fu ... Source: www.denverpost.com --- 35 days ago
Reliever Taylor Buchholz has performed like a dependable car on a subzero winter morning. While every other engine fails to turn over, "old reliable" starts right up. ... Source: www.bignewsnetwork.com --- 41 days ago
PORTLAND, Maine -- The New Hampshire Fisher Cats beat the Sea Dogs 4-1 in the 2008 regular season finale Monday afternoon at Hadlock Field.The Dogs finish the regular season with a record of 74-66.Por... ... Source: www.denverpost.com --- 26 days ago
His right shoulder packed in ice before Wednesday's game against the Padres, Rockies setup man Taylor Buchholz confirmed his breakout 2008 season is over. ... Find more results for Buchholz on RSSMicro.com |
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Python is a great programming language, and I use it to write almost all of my tools. But even the best tool cannot protect you from hurting yourself when you don’t know all its edges. Python has three ways to execute your code for you: You type up a script, and let python run it (python script.py or ./script.py), you start the interactive python console (or use dev-python/ipython which is really neat) or instruct python to run a specific command via an argument (”python -c ‘print 17′”). Now, in the interactive case you often have python files lying around in your current working directory, and want to import them and then test a function. For this reason the current working directory is the first element in the module search path, in Python terms: sys.path[0] = ‘.’ . Obviously, this would be a huge mistake when asking Python to run some file; you would not expect virt-manager to load its dependencies from /tmp just because you started it there. The last option, however is the corner case here: The python developers went with the way the interactive shell works, and so this happens: rbu@peanut /tmp $ echo 'print 1' > re.py rbu@peanut /tmp $ python -c 'import re' 1 This is not an issue in itself, as it is documented , but it certainly is something you should note when writing scripts that people are supposed to run on multi-user systems. If your shell script in /usr/bin calls “python -c” and people run the script from /tmp, they might ...