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Daily Minors Quick-Notes 4/20/24 - Grant McCray Homers and Doubles
Is this finally the game we see Grant McCray break out of his trademark early season slump? Also, Sacramento double doubles the OKC Baseball Club away, and just ignore that San Jose score…
AAA: Sacramento 3, Oklahoma City 1
Player of the Game: LF Luis Matos: 2-4, 1 R, 2 2B (5)
The River Cats had six hits, but five were doubles, and Matos had two of them as he had a bit of a much-needed breakout. Matos raised his AAA average to .226 with the two hits, with five doubles and two home runs.
Other Players to Spotlight:
- SP Spencer Howard: 5.0 IP, 3 H, 0 R, 0 BB, 5 K - Howard had his first shutout start of the season, lowering his PCL ERA to 4.86.
- 3B Casey Schmitt: 2-4, 1 R, 1 RBI, 1 2B (2) - Schmitt’s hitting streak has hit ten games, and seven of them have been for multiple hits. He’s hitting .295/.318/.474.
- SS Marco Luciano: 1-4, 1 R, 1 RBI, 1 2B (5), 1 K - Luciano kept his batting average above .303 with his hit in this game, but over his last six games, he’s just 5-for-23 (.217) with four walks to nine strikeouts.
Top Prospect Lines:
- RF Heliot Ramos: 0-3, 1 K
Other Notable Lines:
- 2B Brett Wisely: 1-4, 1 RBI, 1 2B (5), 1 K
- RP Juan Sanchez: 2.1 IP, 1 H, 0 R, 0 BB, 3 K
Player of the Game: DH Grant McCray: 2-4, 2 R, 3 RBI, 1 2B (2), 1 HR (2), 3 K
McCray picked up both his second home run and double in the best game of the early season, but also struck out three times for the second time in his last three games.
Other Players to Spotlight:
- SP Hayden Birdsong: 3.1 IP, 1 H, 0 R, 4 BB, 5 K - Birdsong had his first game without allowing any runs, but it was also his season-shortest start at 3.1 innings, with a season-high in walks at four. Overall, he’s got 19 strikeouts to seven walks in 11.1 innings.
- RP Reggie Crawford: 2.0 IP, 0 H, 0 R, 1 BB, 3 K - This was the first time in his pro career Crawford did not start a game, although this tied (for the fifth time in 15 games) his career long of 2.0 innings.
- 2B Brett Auerbach: 2-4, 2 R, 1 RBI, 1 2B (2), 1 3B (1), 1 CS (1), 1 E (1) - This was Auerbach’s first triple since the 2021 season. He’s hitting .222 after ten games.
Top Prospect Lines:
- RF Vaun Brown: 1-4, 1 R, 2 K, 1 E (1)
- C Adrián Sugastey: 1-4
Other Notable Lines:
- CF Carter Howell: 2-5, 1 2B (2), 2 K
- LF Hunter Bishop: 1-4, 1 RBI, 2 K
- RP Nick Swiney: 1.2 IP, 0 H, 0 R, 0 BB, 0 K
Player of the Game: 2B-CF Quinn McDaniel: 4-7, 1 R, 1 RBI, 1 BB, 1 K, 4 SB (10)
With four steals giving him ten on the season, McDaniel blew by the total of eight he had last year in 29 games. He’s hitting .357/.451/.452 and has only been caught stealing once this year.
Other Players to Spotlight:
- RF Tanner O’Tremba: 1-3, 2 R, 1 RBI, 1 HR (1) - O’Tremba only played in Game 1, but he picked up the only home run for the Ems in the doubleheader.
- PR-DH-RF Turner Hill: 2-4, 2 R, 1 RBI, 2 2B (2) - Hill had a triple and a home run before this game, but got his first two doubles. He’s hitting .281 with a .500 slugging percentage.
- RP Tyler Vogel: 3.0 IP, 2 H, 1 R, 1 ER, 0 BB, 4 K, 1 HR - The best pitching performance of the day came from this Game 2 reliever. He’s got seven strikeouts to two walks in 8.0 IP this season.
Top Prospect Lines:
- SS Diego Velasquez: 1-4, 2 K, 1 SB (3)
- C Onil Perez: 0-2, 1 BB, 1 SB (4)
- DH Jack Payton: 1-3, 1 2B (2)
Other Notable Lines:
- LF Matt Higgins: 1-3, 1 BB, 1 2B (2)
- SP Manuel Mercedes: 4.0 IP, 4 H, 1 R, 1 ER, 5 BB, 4 K, 1 Balk
Player of the Game: 2B Jean Carlos Sio: 1-3, 1 R, 1 RBI, 1 HR (1), 1 BB
San Jose’s only real highlight and only extra-base hit was Sio’s first home run of the year. Sio had three home runs in the ACL last season over 52 games.
Other Players to Spotlight:
- SP Joe Whitman: 3.0 IP, 2 H, 5 R, 4 ER, 5 BB, 6 K - Over 9.2 innings, Whitman has 16 strikeouts to 12 walks and just six hits allowed, for a 6.52 ERA, which tells you alot about the start to his season after three games.
- CF Jonah Cox: 1-4, 1 R, 1 BB - Cox is hitting .317 with a .462 OBP this season after 11 games.
- SS Cole Foster: 1-4, 1 BB - Foster has a batting line of .289/.385/.400 after 11 games.
Top Prospect Lines:
- DH Maui Ahuna: 1-5, 1 RBI, 2 K
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Padres show more bark than bite in another loss to Blue Jays
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La Jolla lives up to reputation with CIF boys tennis title
La Jolla wins 40th section title, according to the CIF record book — 15 more than any other San Diego Section boys tennis program
AztecFAST Showcase shows offense still getting up to speed, but making progress
San Diego State quarterbacks throw 4 touchdown passes in battle for starting job; Aztecs' defense also has its moments at Snapdragon Stadium
Legion-like gym near Oceanside?
Greetings friends.
I just moved to Oceanside and I'm checking out the gyms up here. I wasn't a fan of 10th planet Oceanside at all. I'm looking for something as close to legion in San Diego. Basically no traditional warm-ups and really technical classes. Does anyone have any recommendations?
I'm aware of North Coast and Excel otherwise
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[USA-CA][H] Dan Case A4, Corsair Plat SF750, Alpenfohn Black Ridge, MSI B450I ITX Motherboard [W] Local Cash, Paypal
Moved my components into a bigger case so selling off all the itx stuff. I prefer to sell local, but am open to shipping. Local is 92122 (San Diego)
Dan Case A4 - $70 local, $90 shipped
I bought this case back in 2019. Comes with two noctua fans and a y-splitter.
Corsair SF750 - $60 local, $80 shipped
Bought this 2 years ago and have used it daily since. Comes with all original cables.
Alpenfohn Black Ridge CPU Cooler - $40 local, $55 shipped
Used for about 10 months. I'm missing the fan clips but will include a noctua fan. Can also include a foam spacer if you want.
MSI B450I ITX Motherboard - $10 local
I don't have the original box for this one. I also am missing the wifi adapter for this. I don't want to ship this as I can't ship it in a way where it wouldn't get damaged.
Misc - Free
I also have a Noctua NH-L9a-AM4 Chromax black that is missing the screws to connect a cpu fan. I can include it with any shipped item or if you want to pick it up locally for free. It makes a nice paper weight.
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San Diego's Shon Martin, Anisa Bowen-Fontenot shine at Mt. SAC Invitational
Pair win the short hurdles at prestigious SoCal track and field meet; Carlsbad's Morgan Herbst wins in 300 hurdles
I wish I played sports in high school and was in a frat in college
I am graduating senior at UCLA, and I had a very sad youth. I spent my elementary and middle school years in video games, and I wasn’t athletic. I was skinny, but not strong. I never got to play any high school sports because of my lack of athletic background. I know track and cross country exist, but I wished I played a proper team sport. I dreamed of even just being a kicker on a football team, playing basketball, or even lacrosse., but I went to a large high school in San Diego and I just wasn’t good enough. I was lonely in high school and felt sports could have helped make me friend on top of being fun in their own right
I went to UCLA in college, and I made no friends and got rejected from every frat. That was a massive sting for me. I felt so unwanted. I have poor social skills, so that is a problem. I also had no hobbies and felt embarrassed when I admitted I never played any high school sports. I am now graduating this spring with no friends and no strong memories or social experience. It sucked.
And the root of all of this is not play sports when I was young or practicing socializing
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SDSU basketball adds guard with winning pedigree from transfer portal
The Aztecs get a commitment from Nick Boyd, a 6-3 point who led Florida Atlantic to the Final Four last year
looking for Subscision derm experts in Southern california
Hi guys I’ve gone through this whole sub and looked at everything I will need and the most recommended doctors in socal. I will be traveling so I prefer not to go all the way to san diego from central california but i’m open to any doctor. So far the most recommended without negative feedback is Dr. Behnam. Is there anybody else who is an expert at subscision? It’s hard to tell online. A website that keeps coming up is Celibre medical, they all seem like they have great results but I don’t see anything online about it? Anyone have info on that? Please tell me about doctors you have visited or gotten treatments with and your experience with them!
I also might be getting CROSS but I’m terrified of picking the wrong Derm. Also Dr Rullan is out of the question too many horror stories.
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ID: Southwestern Speckled Rattlesnake?
are both of these pictures Southwestern speckled rattlesnakes? First one: 25miles NE of San Diego Second one: Anza-Borrego desert
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Artichoke question for harvest.
First time growing artichokes, and wondering when to harvest the largest ones. These photos are from a few hours ago. From what I have googled they need to open more. San Diego. Thank you for your advice.
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SLTrib Monson: talks about the individual right to wear or not wear garments.
Gordon Monson: The wearing — or not wearing — of LDS garments is personal and should stay that way
This crackdown on underwear seems like overkill.
April 20, 2024, 7:23 a.m.
So, the story goes that Steve Young, back in his days of playing for the San Francisco 49ers, was once spotted in the locker room putting on his underwear — yeah, garments instructed to be worn by temple-going, tithe-paying members of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints. A teammate told the former BYU quarterback something to the effect of, “Man, where did you get that underwear? That’s really cool. Where can I get a few pairs?”
Young thoughtfully considered the question for a few moments, as was and is his way, and then replied, “Forget about it. You can’t afford ‘em.”
Ten percent can be expensive.
I have no clue whether that story is true, but it’s one of the best I’ve heard about temple garments. That one, and the one my faithful mom, a straight-talking farm girl from North Carolina, once told me about the first time she put on garments, in June 1946. That was back in the unfriendly day of one-piecers, and she said she quite literally wrestled with the underclothing, like something you’d see in a cartoon, as she attempted to put it on. After she did, she looked at herself in a mirror and felt the awkward construction of the garment, and then said: “I don’t know what these things are all about, but what I do know is that they were neither designed by a woman, nor designed with the best interests of a woman in mind.”
Those sentiments through the years, right up to 2024, have likely been expressed by millions of Latter-day Saint women, wherever they land on the sliding righteous-obedient-prayerful-rebellious scale. My mom was about as kind and charitable and God-loving a woman as I ever met, and she hated — but still donned — the durn things.
Fervent men tried to explain to her how important the garment was in her covenant-keeping progression, but most of those men never had to wear the garment against their skin under the restrictive confinement of a bra.
OK, I’ve intentionally waited before commenting on the debate raging among leaders and members of my church about the underwear they wear, when they wear it, when they don’t wear it, when they should wear it, when they don’t have to wear it.
Like Young, I wanted to give the question some thought. And I’ve given it a lot of thought. I haven’t thought about underwear this much since the time I, on the recommendation of a buddy of mine, watched a pre-Christmas Victoria Secret Fashion Show some 20 years ago. My wife watched it with me, but I seemed to be devoting more intense focus to it.
Where was I?
Oh, yeah, I’ve worn temple garments for nearly 50 years and never had much problem with them. I agree with Young’s teammate, they’re all good — for me. There are those moments when I’ve wondered: Should I wear them or not? For instance, when I play golf. I never wear them when I’ve played other action sports because that would just be stupid — for me. And usually, I’ve left them at home when leaving for the golf course. Why? Because it’s typically hot and they restrict movement necessary to swing a club the way I do — like a lowland gorilla. Moreover, golf courses are beautiful but godless places where prayers are never answered.
LDS leaders speak out
And I always figured the decision about my underwear to be mine to make and mine alone.
That was until a recent emphasis by church leaders about the wearing of the garment. No matter what they’ve said, and I’ll go over that in a minute, if my bishop asks me about my wearing of my underwear, I’ll probably just laugh. And he’s a good friend of mine. If he asks my wife about her wearing of her underwear, I’m pretty sure she’ll just tell him what he wants to hear or — who knows? — tell him to mind his own business, one or the other.
General authority Seventy Kevin Hamilton recently told a congregation of Latter-day Saints that too many younger women wear garments mostly on Sundays and when they attend the temple, but then opt for “yoga pants” during the week.
Two high-ranking speakers at the church’s most recent General Conference — Dallin Oaks and J. Anette Dennis — hit the topic. “We are instructed to wear temple garments continuously, with the only exceptions being those obviously necessary. Because covenants do not ‘take a day off,’ to remove one’s garments can be understood as a disclaimer of the covenant responsibilities and blessings to which they relate,” Oaks said. Dennis said: “We are authorized to wear the garment of the holy priesthood. It is both a sacred obligation and a sacred privilege.”
She said if the garment is worn, it is a reminder that as you keep temple covenants, you symbolically put on Christ, who is an “armor of light. He will protect me from evil, give me power and increased capacity and be my light and guide through the darkness and difficulties of the world.”
The problem with that statement is it’s way exclusive, and it implies that the said light and protection and power and capacity are not available to good, faithful people who do not wear the garment or who don’t wear it at every turn. It suggests that, “Hey, I’m super special.”
Moreover, a statement from the church included this terminology: “You should wear the garment day and night throughout your life. When it must be removed for activities that cannot reasonably be done while wearing the garment, seek to restore it as soon as possible. As you keep your covenants, including the sacred privilege to wear the garment as instructed … you will have greater access to the Savior’s mercy, protection, strength and power.”
Law of Moses approach
I’ve understood that some believe that wearing the garment gives the wearer protection and power, but not what is said here, that the garment gives the wearer greater access to Jesus Christ’s mercy.
I’ve always thought Jesus’ mercy was wholly available to all, by the bucketful, regardless of the kind of underwear they wear. The assertion that taking off the garment — to do yardwork, to briskly walk around the block, to hike through the woods, to sweat — is essentially kicking away your commitment to God is troubling, disturbing.
With all the problems in the world, with all the opportunities to show devotion to God and to serve fellow humans and be kind and charitable to friends and strangers, to help those in need, insisting that the faithful wear garments whenever possible, whatever that really means, seems a lean toward control in a Law of Moses kind of way. Beyond that, it’s another chance for church members to observe what those around them, fellow worshippers, are doing and wearing or not doing and not wearing and to judge them. There’s already too much judging in a high-demand religion.
I don’t mind wearing garments, not at all. I like them fine; they’re meaningful, and mostly convenient and comfortable — again, for me, when I’m not doing some of the things I do, like hauling my clubs around the course. But for all others, especially women, they can decide for themselves.
They can work it out with the God they worship, with the God they aim to please, the God to whom they wish to connect and make and shape covenants with.
Revisions to temple-recommend questions or not, and no matter what anyone preaches from a pulpit, the wearing of garments and underwear of any kind is a personal decision that obviously and appropriately and “reasonably” enough should be left to the person wearing them, regardless of how expensive they are.
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Tableau Conference 2024
Hi everyone!
I'm relatively new here, but I was hoping to get some advice from this community. I'll be attending the Tableau Conference in San Diego soon, and it's not only my first time at this particular conference but my first conference ever.
I'm not sure what to expect. Would it be wise to bring my laptop, or is that unnecessary? Besides the main sessions, are there other activities or events I should make sure to attend?
Also, since I'm going solo, I'm eager to meet new people and deepen my knowledge of Tableau. How approachable are people typically at these events? I'm attending as a practitioner with the aim to make connections and enhance my understanding of the tool. Any tips on ways to meet folks at the conference? Are there specific times or places that are good for meeting people?
Are there any must-see sessions or speakers that you would recommend for someone who's been using Tableau for a few years now? Also I've been seeing a lot of stuff about swag. Are there any items that I should definitely look out for or pick up while I'm there? Oh and are there resources or communities I should join to stay connected and continue learning after the conference ends?
Any advice, recommendations, or personal experiences would be incredibly helpful. Thank you so much for your help!
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Wedding guest attire
I’m attending a wedding in June in San Diego, CA. The dress code is garden party formal. My baby will not be with me, but I would prefer the dress to be nursing friendly so I can wear it on other occasions. Any suggestions on where to look for what feels like a unicorn dress?
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Does anyone have a recording of Wicked Game from the San Diego set yesterday?
I could have sworn I recorded it but I can’t find it.
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2024 NFL Draft Prospect Rankings: Quarterbacks
Looking forward to the NFL Draft? Here's a breakdown of the top quarterbacks available, including Caleb Williams, Drake Maye and Jayden Daniels