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- Logan Nelson and Jack Walker scored shootout goals and
Patrik Polivka made 31 saves through overtime to lift the
Victoria Royals over the Moose Jaw Warriors 4-3 in
Western Hockey League action on Monday. Joe Hicketts had
a goal and an assist, and Austin Carroll and Axel
Blomqvist also scored in regulation for Victoria (41-16-
4). Travis Brown picked up two assists. Jesse Forsberg
scored one goal and assisted on another for Moose Jaw
(15-34-9), while Jack Rodewald and Tanner Eberle rounded
out the Warriors offence. Brayden Point chipped in with
assists on all three goals. Moose Jaw goalie Zach
Sawchenko stopped 29 of 32 shots in defeat. --- PATS 4
WHEAT KINGS 0 REGINA — Dyson Stevenson scored two goals
and helped on another, and Daniel Wapple made 23 saves as
the Pats blanked the Wheat Kings. Morgan Klimchuk had a
goal and an assist and Carter Hansen also scored for
Regina (31-22-6). Jordan Papirny stopped 35 of 39 shots
for Brandon (28-24-8), which is winless in its last six
games. The Pats were 1 for 8 on the power play while the
Wheat Kings failed to score on five opportunities with
the man advantage. --- RAIDERS 3 BRONCOS 1 SWIFT CURRENT,
Sask. — Nick McBride made 31 saves and the Raiders
scored two power-play goals to edge the Broncos. Graeme
Craig and Leon Draisaitl scored with the man advantage
and Collin Valcourt added an even-strength goal for
Prince Albert (27-28-4). Draisaitl also picked up an
assist for a two-point game. Julius Honka scored the lone
goal for Swift Current (29-23-8), on a power play in the
third period. Eetu Laurikainen made 24 saves in the
losing effort. --- OIL KINGS 12 HURRICANES 0 EDMONTON —
Mitchell Moroz scored two goals and assisted on three
mote, and Tristan Jarry stopped 25 shots as the Oil Kings
dominated the Hurricanes. Henrik Samuelsson had two goals
and two assists, Brett Pollock and Curtis Lazar had two
goals and one assist apiece, Reid Petryk scored once and
assisted on four goals, Edgars Kulda had a goal and an
assist, and Ashton Sautner and Mads Eller also scored for
Edmonton (41-14-2). Teagan Sacher started in net for
Lethbridge (12-44-5), but was pulled after giving up six
goals on 20 shots through just under 31 minutes. Jonny
Hogue stopped 27 of 33 shots in relief. The Oil Kings
outshot the Hurricanes 53-25 and were 6 for 11 on the
power play. Lethbridge racked up 58 penalty minutes on 19
infractions. --- HITMEN 7 REBELS 1 CALGARY — Brady
Brassart scored a hat trick, and Adam Tambellini had a
goal and three assists as the Hitmen toppled the Rebels
for their seventh straight win. Joe Mahon scored twice,
Greg Chase had a goal and two assists, and Travis Sanheim
contributed with five helpers for Calgary (39-15-6), who
was 4 for 8 with the man advantage. Mack Shields made 39
saves. Adam Musil scored the lone goal for Red Deer (28-
28-4), which has dropped its last two. Patrik Bartosak
started in net for the Rebels but left the game after
giving up six goals on 39 shots through 56:44. Taz Burman
stopped 2 of 3 shots in relief.
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a fifth straight defeat, keeping the visitors in the
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Coco Vandeweghe 6-3, 6-2 in an all-U.
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open first period.DUNEDIN, Florida – Blue Jays manager
John Gibbons knows theres a lot at stake this season.
Coming off a disastrous 2013 year, relative to
expectations perhaps the most disappointing in franchise
history, the club could be dealing with significant
upheaval if theres continued, sustained underperformance.
Gibbons sat down with TSN.ca before Thursdays Grapefruit
League game against Houston to talk about his team, in
which he espouses confidence. To listen to the interview,
click here. TSN.ca: John, as we sit here, two weeks from
tonight you guys will be flying to Montreal for the final
two exhibition games of the spring. GIBBONS: Cant wait.
TSN.ca: Old stomping grounds for you, right? An ex-Met,
did you have some fun in Montreal in your day? GIBBONS:
Yeah, you know I wasnt up with the Mets long but I made a
few road trips to Montreal. I loved it. I really did. Its
a neat city. Its a little different than what were used
to or what Im used to but we always had a good time
there. Good people. I enjoyed hopping on that subway,
riding it to the stadium there so I have some good
memories of that place. TSN.ca: Parlez-vous Francais?
GIBBONS: Poquito. Oh thats not French, okay. You learn a
lot of Spanish around here. Ill put it that way. TSN.ca:
Yeah, theres no question about that in your clubhouse. So
were three, three and a half weeks in since all the
regulars got here. The tone of camp, at least from my
point of view, John, is different from last years and
there were a lot of mitigating factors with the WBC and
whatnot last season. How do you feel camp has gone so far
and where do you see your team at today? GIBBONS: I agree
with you. I think theres a lot more focus and thats not
just coming from the coaching end of it. I think the
players are a lot more focused. Last year there was a lot
of distraction. A lot of new faces were brought in and
the high expectations, much more media coverage so the
players were getting dragged in a lot of different
directions. We had some celebrities on here. We brought
in Dickey coming off a Cy Young. Of course Reyes and
those guys coming in and everybody was tugging at all
different angles so there were some distractions that
way. Good distractions but nevertheless distractions and
then of course some guys went off to the WBC and things
like that. Its been a much nicer, simpler camp, a lot
more low key and weve been able to get some great work
in. TSN.ca: As you head into the regular season I think
there are some questions about certain positions around
the club. The starting rotation, especially the back end,
has been a hot topic of conversation. More broadly
speaking, the American League East, I think we both agree
is always strong but has gotten better. Do you feel you
have the quality of starting pitching that matches the
quantity of the depth that youll have at Buffalo and in
the lower minor leagues. GIBBONS: I think we do. Not a
whole lot of change this year other than Navarro. You
know, Alex was working all winter trying to bring in a
pitcher or two, difference makers. We werent able to do
that. It wasnt for a lack of effort. The money, the
years, all sorts of things, their desire to go other
places hampered that a little bit. There were a couple of
trade opportunities but they wanted everybody and their
brother top prospects in the minor leagues. After the
trades with Florida and the Mets we gave up a lot of our
top prospects so, I mean, theres no way you can deplete
your whole minor league system to get guys who maybe
arent difference makers. We sat tight there. The main
reason behind that is we like what we have here. Theres
much more depth, like you just alluded to, that we didnt
have last year. If somebody falters or if theres an
injury weve got some guys, some fallback plans that we
think are pretty good that should make a huge difference.
As of right now were still looking for that fifth
starter. Weve got some guys that are pitching very good.
Theres been some good competition down here. Right now,
were probably only looking at one spot. J.A. Happ, now,
hes been a little bit banged up with his back so at this
point, on this day, hes a little bit of a question mark.
Hopefully hes going to throw in the next couple of days
in a minor league game. If hes fine that should solve
some problems there. You know, theres some guys in here
that we think are going to have some good big league
careers. Now its just are they going to get that
opportunity? They may get it as we break camp as we start
the season this year. It may come a month in. It may come
in two months. Who knows? Weve got some players here who
we think are capable of winning in the American League
East. Theres some great competitors and well see where it
all ends up. TSN.ca: Do you anticipate Drew Hutchison
breaking camp with the team? GIBBONS: Well, Im not going
to say hes on the team right now but Ill tell you what,
hes pitched as well, if not better, than anybody in camp
and another thing he has going for him, you know hes
really bounced back from that injury, but hes pitched in
Toronto before and was pitching very well before he had
the injury. Hes got a little experience under his belt.
Hes definitely been a standout. Hes always been thought
of highly in the organization. Its just basically a
matter of time when hes ready again and it sure seems
like, you look at it now, he should be ready to go.
TSN.ca: Do you believe in the phrase, "Its early?"
Especially after last year maybe you dont but getting out
of the gate strong, John, aside from having more wins
than losses, just setting the right tone I think would be
important for you guys this year.
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It was early three weeks ago. Its not so early anymore, a
couple of weeks left. Yeah, no question, a quick, fast
start is very important to this ballclub. Easier said
than done, of course, you know we play some pretty good
teams early. I think what it would do is give us
confidence and it may quell some of the naysayers out
there because until we go out and prove something on the
field that were better than we were last year and we
actually do have the team that we think can win here,
thats always going to be hanging over our heads. These
guys, theyve been working hard, theyre very focused and
now the key is to come out of the gates with everything
clicking. Weve got to get good pitching. Hopefully those
bats are going at the right time at the beginning of the
season and something thats a constant, one thing you can
always control, is the way you play defense and I think
that will be much, much better this year. TSN.ca: I
wanted to touch on that with you because when we think of
winning, youve got to score more runs than you allow and
we typically always think of offense, just hit the ball
out of the park or piece together runs. We dont always
think of run prevention. Well cross our fingers for you
guys that you have pretty good health here, and you have
so far through camp and that that will carry through. But
with Lawrie at third, Reyes and short and it looks like
Ryan Goins at second base, as long as theyre all out
there on the field at the same time, weve seen some
pretty sweet double plays and some pretty nice plays made
here, John. Youre going to be able to prevent more runs
than you did, especially in the first half of last year.
GIBBONS: We think so and we have to. You left out Melky
Cabrera, who wasnt moving well at all last year and so
that created a big hole out there in leftfield. With the
guys you just mentioned, we think we have one of the
better defenses in baseball, in our minds. As much as our
starting pitching struggled last year, we didnt bail them
out, we didnt help them out one bit, especially early in
the season. A lot of those games, a play thats made here
or there, might have got us out of an inning, a big
inning and kept us in the game and we may have come back
and won some of those. You look at it, you can go through
any sport, if you dont play defense youre not going to
win. Boston was a good defensive team last year and they
won the World Series. Football, another sport I know
well, the Seahawks last year, great defense, the best
defense in the NFL. Theres no secret there. We think we
have a good one but the key is weve got to keep the right
guys on the field the majority of the season. TSN.ca: The
Red Sox, maybe they didnt have the best team on paper in
the majors last year but they won the World Series and
there was that grind it out aspect. When youve walked
around the clubhouse, talked to your players or youve had
them in here one on one, do you sense that there is an
unquestioned willingness to grind it out this year? Kind
of a win at all costs mentality? GIBBONS: Yes, I do. Weve
got a lot of proud veterans out in that room. Some guys
whove had some great careers, some guys on the upswing
that are going to end up having real good major league
careers but everybody was a little embarrassed, the way
things went last year. One thing Ill say about this group
last year, through all the different changes, all the
guys coming and going, there never was a lack of effort.
Thats rare when some seasons go south but our guys showed
up to play everyday and I tip my hat to them and thats
admirable and thats the way it should be but thats not
always the way it ends up. They all know they have
something to prove, that were a better team than the way
we played last year and I sense that. They talk about
that. To get to this level as an athlete, to get to the
top at anything, youve got to have some pride. We have a
lot of that in that room and I think, I dont want to say
necessarily that were going to surprise some people
because we think we have a good team on the field, we
think we had a good team on the field last year it just
didnt pan out, but if we play up to our capabilities we
think weve got a chance to win this thing. TSN.ca: Its an
everyday game so youre always at the field and youre
always thinking about, okay, what do I have to do to win
today? But when you get away from the ballpark, do you
think give any thought to your future and the fact that
if it doesnt go well again this year, John, fairly or
unfairly, itll be a hard sell to the fan base to continue
with you as manager and the coaching staff? There could
be changes here if it doesnt work out. GIBBONS: Oh yeah.
Thats to be expected in the professional sports world. I
can guarantee you one thing, I wont be here forever.
Thats a fact. When that day comes, sooner or later, who
knows? I dont give that much thought because I approach
my job everyday to do the best job I can. I have a great
responsibility to the organization whos given me an
opportunity here and theres a lot that goes into that.
Thats the reality of baseball. I have some fans out there
but I also have a lot of detractors. When the dark clouds
show up you start hearing more of those voices. If you
get caught up in that kind of stuff itll paralyze you,
you cant do your job so I take it all in stride everyday
because I know I can do this job, I know I can run a
baseball team, Ive got zero doubt in my mind about that.
Things dont always work out but I think this year it
will. TSN.ca: We appreciate the time, John, and all the
best this season. GIBBONS: Thank you, Scott.
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