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MLB Morning Lineup for 16 November

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Tuesday, November 16

This morning’s top news

Arozarena, India claim top rookie hardware

The case for each Manager of Year finalist

The latest on Mets’ interest in Eppler as GM

Tigers, E-Rod agree to 5-year deal (source)

Braves sign catcher Piña to 2-year deal

What Heaney, E-Rod deals say about market

Soler’s smash named Legendary Moment of 2021

Arozarena ‘shares’ ROY honor with pal Adolis

Dobnak surprises parents, pays off mortgage

And a few more things you need to see

All-time Rookie of the Year rankings

There have been 150 players named Rookie of the Year in the AL or NL, but some seasons were better than others.

The most jaw-dropping defensive plays of ’21

Diving catches, perfect throws — defensive gems are some of the most exciting highlights. Here are the best of 2021, with help from Statcast.

Rookie redux

It’s rare — but not unprecedented — for a player to earn Rookie of the Year votes in more than one season.

Shortstop field is stacked

The position is one of the toughest choices in All-MLB voting. But you can only vote for one.

AFL prospects vying for 40-man spots

Prospects have made their cases in Arizona ahead of Friday’s 40-man roster decisions. MLB Pipeline offers a look at who’s thriving and who’s struggling.

Managers of the Year on MLB Network

Which AL & NL skippers will take home the BBWAA Manager of the Year Awards? Tune in starting at 6 p.m. ET.

Today’s Trivia Question

Who was the last Reds player before Jonathan India to make his MLB debut on Opening Day as the starting second baseman?

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View Online7 Oatmeal Mistakes to AvoidRead MoreDIET & NUTRITIONThese Foods Are Low-Key Blowing Up Your Sodium IntakeRead MoreDIET & NUTRITIONCan Probiotics Boost Immunity?Read MoreDIGESTIVE HEALTHHow to Treat and Get Rid of HemorrhoidsRead MoreDIET & NUTRITIONWhat’s the Military Diet? A Comprehensive Review for BeginnersRead MoreIn the News Coronavirus AlertRead More FACEBOOK LIVEStrategies for Coping with Holiday Stress and Other Emotions for a Healthier, Happier Season Tune in on Tuesday, November 16, at 1 p.m. EST to hear experts’ strategies for banishing guilt around food, tips for developing a healthier body image, ways to fend off seasonal blues, and more!Join UsFrom Our PartnersPreparing your child to be vaccinated for COVID-19Read MoreMayo Clinic Cancer Center launches consumer blog for patients, families and caregiversRead MoreSee All Of Our Great Newsletter OptionsSign Up TodayYou are receiving this email because you are signed up to receive emails from Everyday Health. 
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October Brings More Record Illegal Immigration

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October Brings More Record Illegal Immigration

WASHINGTON D.C. – Representative Paul Gosar, DDS (AZ-04) issued the following statement after the Biden administration released new data today showing nearly 165,000 illegal aliens were apprehended along the southern border in October.

“Another month, another record number of lawbreakers illegally crossing our southern border.  164,303 illegal aliens were captured by Border Patrol agents.  This is the highest total recorded in the history of the United States for the month of October.  In any year.  Ever. 

While Mr. Biden continues to falsely claim our borders are under control, Congress is preparing to pass Biden’s reckless $4.9 trillion social spending plan that provides $100 billion for amnesty to millions of illegal aliens already living in our country.

No matter how much the Left tries to quiet me, I will continue to speak out against giving amnesty to millions of illegal aliens.  I will not stop fighting to defend the rule of law and securing our borders” concluded Congressman Gosar.

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Senator Kyrsten Sinema

  Rj,​​​​​​​For decades, politicians in both parties have talked about the need to invest in America’s critical infrastructure. And for decades, partisan political disagreements blocked progress. Today, that changed.  I am so proud to share that theInfrastructure Investment and Jobs Act — bipartisan legislation that I negotiated, sponsored, and led through the Senate alongside my friend, Republican Senator Rob Portman of Ohio — has just been signed into law by President Biden.​​​​​​​Click HERE or below to watch Senator Sinema speak at the White House signing ceremony.​​​​​​​

Speaking at today’s White House signing ceremony, I explained that under our legislation, Arizona will see major investments and improvements to our state’s roads, bridges, water systems, electricity grids, broadband networks, and more. Strong, reliable infrastructure represents more than pipes and pavement — it represents the opportunities for Arizona families to visit loved ones, new businesses to open their doors, veterans to access tele-medicine, and children to learn in safe and effective ways. Our landmark legislation includes:

• Better roads & bridges with billions of dollars for transportation projects-including the largest investment in bridge construction and upgrades since the interstate highway system was created.
• Faster internet in more places with billions of dollarsto deploy high-speed broadband and help families afford broadband service.
• Stronger water systems with the strongest investment in clean drinking water and wastewater infrastructure in U.S. history, delivering clean water to millions of American families-and billions of dollars to strengthen water infrastructure throughout the American West, such as water storage, water recycling, and drought contingency plans. Specifically, this funding includes millions of dollars to conserve 100,000 acre feet of water annually for the Lower Colorado River Basin at Lake Mead.
• More reliable electricity grids with billions of dollars to strengthen power grids around the country and promote resilience of power infrastructure to extreme weather to prevent outages.
• Wildfire suppression with significant investments to protect communities against wildfires and support wildfire recovery efforts.
• Healthier Tribal communities with investments in Tribal water and sanitation infrastructure and resiliency, and full funding for all currently-authorized Indian Water Rights Settlements — including settlements with the Tohono O’odham Nation, the Gila River Indian Community, and the White Mountain Apache Tribe.
• Safer, better airports with billions of dollars to make America’s airports safer and more convenient by repairing and upgrading airport terminals, runways, taxiways, and air traffic control towers.

 And more. Read More Here:What does Arizona get out of the infrastructure bill? This historic legislation demonstrates how I work to get things done for Arizona — and that Republicans and Democrats can, in fact, work together to address issues that actually matter to everyday Arizonans. By working together, across party lines, I believe we can show Americans that our government is working for all of us and worthy of all of us. And that’s exactly what I’ll keep doing.
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(4) and the LORD said to him, “Go through the midst of the city, through the midst of Jerusalem, and put a mark on the foreheads of the men who sigh and cry over all the abominations that are done within it.” 
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Obviously, to sigh and cry over the abominations of Israel, we have to know what sin is and what Godconsiders abominable. The apostle John tells us that “sin is the transgression of the law” (I John 3:4). In Romans 3:20, Paul instructs us that “by the law is the knowledge of sin.” In Romans 7:7, he reflects that he “would not have known sin except through the law.” So we must know God’s law in order to identify sin properly.

This is knowledge, pure and simple, not just emotion. Without this knowledge of the law, we would become subverted by the deceitful rudiments of this world, which are, in reality, demons. Paul writes of this in Colossians 2:8: about demonic philosophies that float around all over this world today, teaching, for instance, that abortion, bestiality, and gluttony are okay because they are simply personal expressions. Liberals here in the United States proclaim that they are acceptable choices! Nevertheless, by knowing God’s law, we understand that they are not mere personal expressions and they are not acceptable—they are indeed sins and abominations.

The psalmist writes in Psalm 119:136, “Rivers of water run down from my eyes, because men do not keep your law.” The psalmist weeps because he recognizes that people are not obeying God’s law, and he can see where it leads: to ruin and death. It is not just emotion, but it is real feeling connected with an understanding of God’s law.

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A supply chain shortage is having a very real impact on Casa Grande Police’s vehicle fleet. Despite approving the expenditure of more than $700,000 to purchase nine new police vehicles and two vans, city officials acknowledged that there is some uncertainty regarding when they’ll arrive due to shortages. 

During a pursuit where a juvenile driver fled from state troopers, the Arizona Department of Public Safety deployed the use of spike strips to deflate the vehicle’s tires. According to some reports, this led to other motorists on the road having their tires deflated. The driver and five individuals who were in the country illegally were later taken into custody.

And here’s what else is happening today:  

– No charges will be filed in a quadruple homicide that occurred at a Tucson trailer park Sunday. You can review news coverage regarding the incident in this video.

– A warrant has been issued for a Texas man accused of attempting to blow up a gas station earlier this year. Basil Esa Auso, 39, is charged with arson after he allegedly set a garbage can on fire at a gas station in Sacaton. Auso’s attorney told the Pinal County Superior Court on Monday that Auso had informed him that he had left the state. 

– A woman living in a Maricopa garage is facing charges of forgery and credit card fraud, among others, after she reportedly attempted to cash fraudulent checks.  

Local NewsBipartisan infrastructure bill could provide funding for I-10 wideningPresident Joe Biden’s signing of the Infrastructure Investment and Jobs Acts Monday means a financial windfall to Arizona in the form of $5 billion for highway improvement projects.Read More

CG man accused of arson found mentally competentA Casa Grande man accused of a series of arsons has been deemed mentally competent to aid in his trial.READ MORE

Maricopa Main Street Marketplace to offer local creationsLocal talent and entrepreneurship will be on display Nov. 27 for the first of what organizers hope will be many local markets.READ MORESports

Coolidge’s Lynch named Region Player of the Year; 7 sophomores recognizedThe Coolidge Bears came up just short of making the playoffs, but many of their accomplishments have not gone unnoticed.READ MORE

Today’s Top VideoBack Story — End of regular season football in PinalAnd just like that, regular season football is over. In this Back Story, Sports Editor Maria Vasquez offers a breakdown of the season for 5A school Maricopa High School as well as 4A schools Combs High School and Vista Grande High School.WATCH NOWArea NewsDPS stops vehicle with 30,000 fentanyl pills near CGArizona state troopers stopped a vehicle near Casa Grande carrying 30,000 fentanyl pills, authorities said.READ MOREFormer CG teacher shares tales of growing up in WWII-era FranceIn Jacqueline Le Valliant Byrne’s new book, readers travel from German-occupied World War II France to inside a Casa Grande classroom.READ MORE

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