#Danny Farquhar

[miketownsends]

the rest!

I LIVED BITCH

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My favorite tricks on Fool Us (seasons 6-7)

When things don't go as planned but turn out okay by Danny Cole

Brain magic by Harry Keaton

Impossible card trick by Jandro

A damn cool card trick by Anna DeGuzman

Teller's driver's license goes missing by Axel Hecklau

Rapping while doing a card trick by Kevin Blake

Teaching Chinese by Kevin Li

Who's box is this by Tom Stone

Cards changing colors by Horret Wu

A problem with the deck by Pere Rafart

A lot of shoes by Sangsoon Kim

Card trick? Book trick? Nah, just do them both by Shawn Farquhar

Inspired by Teller by D.K.

Mentalism/time travelling by Guilherme Silveira

This is Spanish mentalism by Javier Botía

A different kind of sword trick by Hans Klok

Levitating chair by Jaana Felicitas

Where is all this salt coming from?? by Mario López

Color changing Rubik's cube by Takamiz Usui

Color changing cards (well, kinda) by Yukihiro Katayama

Playing with assumptions by Francis Menotti

Bubbles by Malin Nilsson

The Bodysnatchers by Peter Samelson

Cards changing colors and... disappearing and... turning into coins?!? by Eric Chien

Hawaiian wonder by Topas

Well, that's very scifi by Florian Sainvet

How many bills? by Jürg Alexander

Magic toilet by Mac King

Long distance magic in the spectator's hands by Alejandro Navas

Bills changing values by Simon Cornell

& (the silver balloon trick) by Michael Feldman

Cups and eggs by Rick Wilcox

I also must mention Alberto Giorgi who's trick wasn't that good but the way he performs is so great that I simply can't not put him on this list too. Oh, and again, these are not the actual names of the tricks, I just made something up to be able to remember what the tirck was

[goalhofer]

2024 Seattle Mariners Roster

Pitchers

#22 Bryan Woo (Alameda, California)

#30 Austin Voth (Covington, Washington)*

#36 Logan Gilbert (Apopka, Florida)

#41 Eduard Bazardo (Maracay, Venezuela)

#45 Ryne Stanek (Johnson County, Kansas)*

#46 Trent Thornton (Charlotte, North Carolina)

#48 Gregory Santos (San Cristóbal, Dominican Republic)

#50 Bryce Miller (New Braunfels, Texas)

#52 Collin Snider (Nashville, Tennessee)*

#55 Gabe Speier (Goleta, California)

#58 Luis Castillo (Baní, Dominican Republic)

#60 Tayler Saucedo (Maple Valley, Washington)

#62 Emerson Hancock (Cairo, Georgia)

#67 Carl Bolton (Tracy, California)*

#68 George Kirby (Rye, New York)

#75 Andrés Muñoz (Los Mochis, Mexico)

Catchers

#18 Mitch Garver (Albuquerque, New Mexico)*

#29 Cal Raleigh (Sylva, North Carolina)

#33 Bernardo Zavala (La Puente, California)

Infielders

#0 Sam Haggerty (Denver, Colorado)

#3 J.P. Crawford (Lakewood, California)

#4 Josh Rojas (Goodyear, Arizona)

#7 Jorge Polanco (San Pedro De Macorís, Dominican Republic)*

#12 Samad Taylor (Corona, California)*

#16 Luis Urías (Magdalena De Kino, Mexico)*

#20 Luke Raley (Hinckley Township, Ohio)*

#23 Ty France (West Covina, California)

Outfielders

#8 Dominic Canzone (Cuyahoga Falls, Ohio)

#17 Mitch Haniger (San José, California)

#25 Dylan Moore (Placentia, California)

#44 Julio Rodríguez (Loma De Cabrera, Dominican Republic)

Coaches

Manager Scott Servais (Coon, Wisconsin)

Bench coach Brant Brown (Porterville, California)

Hitting coach Jarret DeHart (Medford Township, New Jersey)

Assistant hitting coach Tommy Joseph (Scottsdale, Arizona)

Pitching coach Pete Woodworth (St. Petersburg, Florida)

Assistant pitching coach Danny Farquhar (Southwest Ranches, FL)

Batting practice pitcher Nasusel Cabrera (San Cristóbal, Dom Rep)

Bullpen coach Tony Arnerich (Santa Rosa, California)

Bullpen catcher Fleming Báez (Santo Domingo, Dominican Republic)

Bullpen catcher Justin Novak (Charlottesville, Virginia)

1B coach Kristopher Negrón (Fairfield, California)

3B coach Manny Acta (San Pedro De Macorís, Dominican Republic)

Infield coach Perry Hill (Salina, Kansas)

Field coordinator Carson Vitale (Victoria, British Columbia)

Assistant coach Trent Blank (Columbia, Illinois)

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801: TRICS 2023 - Day Three Report

Saturday, November 4th

Jon Allen                               11:00 – 12: 00

Zabrecky                                12:30 – 1:30

Lunch                                      1:30 – 3:00 Shawn Farquhar                    3:00 – 4:00 Danny Garcia                         5:00 – 6:00 Dinner                                     6:00 – 8:15 Saturday Show                       8:15 – 10:15

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[reinsdork]

danny farquhar returns to the field six weeks after suffering a brain aneurysm. good to have him back and can’t wait for him to pitch again next year.

[baseballin]

[respiratorytotherescue]

Say what you want about my Mariners, but you can’t deny that we have good people. Get well soon, Danny.

[cwsdjt]

Pen Problems

With spring training in full swing, who do we expect on the 25-man Opening Day White Sox roster? Well, you have Abreu, Moncada, Anderson, Garcia as locks in the field. We know Giolito, Lopez, and Shields will be fixtures in the rotation, and Kopech could be up by the end of the season. Instead, let’s look at the bullpen situation, which seems like a guessing game for the most part.

This season, we will have a few guys going in and out, but we know who are the locks. Most likely, Joakim Soria, Luis Avilán, and Nate Jones are locks for the 25-man roster. The Sox acquired Soria and Avilán in a trade with the Dodgers. Both are solid, veteran bullpen pieces. Soria had a disappointing 2017 campaign, but he is a perfect candidate to be a Don Cooper’ll fix him guy. Avilán had a 2.96 FIP and 2.93 ERA in 46.0 innings of work in 2017. That’s good. If the season is underwhelming, you might be able to flip them both at the deadline. Jones was injured in 2017, yet again, but when this guy is healthy, he is hands down the best pitcher in the Sox ‘pen.

Here are the questionable players. Zack Burdi is still recovering from Tommy John Surgery, and Thyago Vieira was just assigned to AAA Charlotte yesterday, but I would expect both guys up by August. I mean they both toss 100 MPH+ with ease.

Aaron Bummer was a fixture in the bullpen rotation at the end of last season and is basically the reincarnation of Matt Thornton. Kenny will probably be biased to keep him up in the MLB.

Jace Fry was pretty much the same. He’s a solid lefty who pitched well in the MiLB, but struggled yielding 17 baserunners and 8 runs in 6.2 innings of MLB work.

Danny Farquhar was somewhat dependable with a 3.65 FIP and a 4.40 ERA, so I could see him improving this season.

Gregory Infante seemed like he pitched 1000 innings last season in tandem with Chris Beck (shout out to Section 108 on our little inside joke here). Honestly, Infante wasn’t that bad. He overpitched himself with a 3.13 ERA and 3.58 FIP, but those are still not bad numbers. He also kept his WHIP under 1.20, and we all know how important it is for relievers to not allow baserunners.

We also have Juan Minaya (future White Sox trivia question: who was the White Sox closer in 2017?). Minaya was incredibly average last season. He was a 4.55 FIP and 0.2 WAR player. I would honestly like to see less of him this year and give Fry and Bummer more shots.

Finally, we have the return of the almighty Hector Santiago. Santiago is basically the replacement for Carson Fulmer if he sucks. Otherwise, he’s a clubhouse guy who might not make the final 25-man roster cut. Anyways, we thank you Hector for bringing us Adam Eaton, who will in turn give us potentially 3 of our 5 starting pitchers in the 2020 rotation.

The White Sox rotation could turn some heads in 2018. Jones, Bummer, Burdi, Infante, and Vieira throw gas. If everyone can remain healthy, this bullpen could perhaps keep them in contention into September. To put it simply, this bullpen will be the difference between the Sox being a 65 win team or an 85 win team.

[missedthestartgun]

The aneurysm last year was scary as hell, he easily could have died. He's very lucky, and that may have factored into his decision to retire now. I'm glad the yankees gave him a chance to end things on his own terms too, that's really great. Good luck to him

[usports]

The White Sox have released relief pitcher Danny Farquhar from the hospital.  https://bit.ly/2KJ7dB3

[miketownsends]

final Spring Training hat!

yesterday i got Bryce and a few more relievers (Tyson, Collin, Trent, and Ryne), Blake Hunt (who we got to chat with for a bit and was super friendly), and a ton of minor leaguers (including Cole Young and Tyler Locklear; Cole i met last year when the Aquasox had their end-of-season autograph day but Tyler got moved up to Arkansas before the end of the season so i never got to meet him)

also got a couple more coaches (Tom Wilhelmsen and Danny Farquhar) and Dipoto (seems like a nice enough guy honestly! just needs to THINK before he speaks or let Hollander do all the talking lmaoooooo)

all in all 10/10 ST experience will definitely go again next year

[scottbcrowley2]

Yankees release Danny Farquhar 14 months after dugout collapse - Wed, 19 Jun 2019 PST

The Yankees have released right-hander Danny Farquhar, ending the relief pitcher’s comeback try with New York more than a year after he collapsed in the Chicago White Sox dugout because ... Yankees release Danny Farquhar 14 months after dugout collapse - Wed, 19 Jun 2019 PST

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Chris Houghton & Shane Houghton Ink Overall Development Deal With Disney TVA And Disney Branded Television

Chris Houghton and Shane Houghton inked an overall deal with Disney Television Animation. 

Under the agreement, the brothers will continue their work on Big City Greens and develop new animated series, shorts and movies for Disney Channel and Disney+.

“Chris and Shane have a wonderfully unique vision for characters and stories with both humor and heart, and we’re especially pleased to continue working with them on more Big City Greens and other creative ventures,” said Meredith Roberts, SVP/General Manager, Television Animation, at Disney Channels

“We are excited to be deepening our relationship with Disney,” @chrishoughton and Shane Houghton said in a joint statement. “They have been very supportive of us and our crazy ideas, and we are looking forward to continuing to grow Big City Greens as well as develop new and exciting projects together.”

Chris Houghton And Shane Houghton join Krista Tucker (Fancy Nancy), Bruce W Smith (The Proud Family), Ralph Farquhar (The Proud Family) ,Craig Gerber (Elena Of Avalor), Jeff Howard (Planes), Kate Kondell (Tinker Bell :The Pirate Fairy), Stevie Wermers (Prep & Landing), Kevin Deters (Prep & Landing), Howy Parkins (The Lion Guard), Amy Higgins (Star vs. The Forces of Evil), Devin Bunje and Nick Stanton (Prince of Peoria), Noah Z. Jones (Fish Hooks), Mike Roth (Regular Show), John Infantino (Star vs. The Forces of Evil), Jeremy Shipp (Kung Fu Panda), Ryan Gillis (Pickle & Peanut), Steve Marmel (Danny Phantom), Natasha Kline (Big City Greens) Sabrina Cotugno (The Owl House), Travis Braun (T.O.T.S. Tiny Ones Transport Service) Dan Povenmire & Jeff Swampy Marsh (Phineas And Ferb) in inking overall development with the House Of Mouse following a trend in programming started by Netflix Animation & 20th Television

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