日経より抜粋。
パラグアイがバイアグラに見えた。私には全く必要はないが、バイアグラを一度試してみたい気がする。
パラグアイがバイアグラに見えた。私には全く必要はないが、バイアグラを一度試してみたい気がする。
２０分の皿洗いが終わり、料理は作るのは面倒臭いので、お茶漬けと３番出しのコーヒー。妻は大いびきで寝ている。新婚直後は朝食を作ってくれていたので、体重が増えたが、子供が生まれてから、朝食は全く作らなくなった。朝食を食べないと太ると言うが、全く当てはまらず、コンビニで買ったおにぎりを、歩きながら食べる生活を続けていると体重は増えない。朝食、昼食、夕食に関係なく、１日に食べる量が全てだと思う。食べなければ、太るはずがない。
SI.comより抜粋。
The Yankees' pinstripes might as well be green.
Four of the top seven players on baseball's salary list play in the Bronx, led by Alex Rodriguez at a record $27.7 million, according to a survey of contract terms by The Associated Press.
A-Rod is followed by Jason Giambi ($23.4 million) and Derek Jeter ($21.6 million), with Boston's Manny Ramirez fourth at $17 million.
"I love being the highest-paid player in the game. It's pretty cool," Rodriguez said when he arrived at spring training, explaining the money allows him to do more charitable work. "You get crushed, but you know what? It's pretty cool. I enjoy it."
Colorado's Todd Helton ($16.6 million) was fifth, and the Yankees' Andy Pettitte was tied for sixth with the Los Angeles Angels' Bartolo Colon at $16 million.
"We should make it. We're the ones doing the entertaining," said San Francisco Giants slugger Barry Bonds, 11th on the list at $15.5 million.
The Yankees' opening-day payroll dropped slightly for the second straight season to $195.2 million from $198.7 million last year and a record $205.9 million in 2005.
Boston was next at $143.5 million -- and that doesn't include the $51.1 million fee the Red Sox paid the Seibu Lions for pitcher Daisuke Matsuzaka. The Yankees' figure also didn't include the $26 million they sent to the Hanshin Tigers for pitcher Kei Igawa.
The New York Mets were third at $117.9 million, followed by the Chicago White Sox ($109.7 million), the Angels ($109.3 million), the Los Angeles Dodgers ($108.7 million) and the Seattle Mariners ($106.5 million).
"Owners wouldn't pay it if they weren't making it," said Yankees pitcher Mike Mussina, whose $11.1 million salary ranks him just 50th.
Tampa Bay had the lowest payroll at $24.1 million and Florida was 29th at $30.05 million, double last year's figure of just under $15 million. Nineteen of 31 players on the Marlins make the minimum $380,000.
Payroll figures don't include cash transactions, such as money the Yankees are receiving from Texas for Rodriguez and the White Sox are getting from Philadelphia for Jim Thome.
An influx of injured players kept baseball's average salary from breaking the $3 million barrier on opening day. The average was a record $2.94 million, up 2.7 percent from last year's opening average of $2.87 million. Although many large contracts were signed during the offseason, many were backloaded.
There were 32 more players on the disabled list this year than at the start of last season. That meant the addition of nearly three dozen extra players -- nearly all earning close to the minimum. Baseball's average broke the $1 million barrier in 1992 and the $2 million mark in 2001.
Sixty-six players made $10 million or more, and that $1 million club jumped from 409 to 425 -- matching the record set in 2001. That doesn't include Russ Ortiz, listed at the minimum with San Francisco, while Arizona, which released the pitcher last year, pays him $7,120,000.
The median salary -- the point at which an equal amount of players fall above and below -- matched the $1 million record set last year.
"There's no doubt that there are a dozen or more players who are overpaid, but that's the American way. Shouldn't we all be overpaid? Don't we all want to be overpaid?" said Dodgers second baseman Jeff Kent, 70th at $9.8 million. "A lot of these guys don't make that average salary. They make the median, which is closer south than north. Agents are getting smarter, ballplayers are getting smarter, and the business is generating so much money that there needs to be give and take. I wish I was making $25 million, but I'm not. And the average salary is closer to my salary than the guys getting paid a lot more. But, so be it."
Figures for the study included salaries and prorated shares of signing bonuses and other guaranteed income for the 847 players on opening-day rosters and disabled lists, plus Mets reliever Guillermo Mota, serving a 50-game suspension following a positive steroids test. For some players, deferred money was discounted to present-day value.
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１位 ２７．７百万ドル Alex Rodriguez （ヤンキース ４番打者）
２位 ２３．４百万ドル Jason Giambi（ヤンキース ５番打者）
３位 ２１．６百万ドル Derek Jeter（ヤンキース ２番打者）
４位 １７．０百万ドル Manny Ramirez
５位 １６．６百万ドル Todd Helton
６位 １６．０百万ドル Andy Pettitte（ヤンキース 先発投手）
６位 １６．０百万ドル Bartolo Colon
１１位 １５．５百万ドル Barry Bonds
５０位 １１．１百万ドル Mike Mussina（ヤンキース、先発投手）
７０位 ９．８百万ドル Jeff Kent
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松井秀喜とイチローは１１位から５０位の間にいる。
The Yankees' pinstripes might as well be green.
Four of the top seven players on baseball's salary list play in the Bronx, led by Alex Rodriguez at a record $27.7 million, according to a survey of contract terms by The Associated Press.
A-Rod is followed by Jason Giambi ($23.4 million) and Derek Jeter ($21.6 million), with Boston's Manny Ramirez fourth at $17 million.
"I love being the highest-paid player in the game. It's pretty cool," Rodriguez said when he arrived at spring training, explaining the money allows him to do more charitable work. "You get crushed, but you know what? It's pretty cool. I enjoy it."
Colorado's Todd Helton ($16.6 million) was fifth, and the Yankees' Andy Pettitte was tied for sixth with the Los Angeles Angels' Bartolo Colon at $16 million.
"We should make it. We're the ones doing the entertaining," said San Francisco Giants slugger Barry Bonds, 11th on the list at $15.5 million.
The Yankees' opening-day payroll dropped slightly for the second straight season to $195.2 million from $198.7 million last year and a record $205.9 million in 2005.
Boston was next at $143.5 million -- and that doesn't include the $51.1 million fee the Red Sox paid the Seibu Lions for pitcher Daisuke Matsuzaka. The Yankees' figure also didn't include the $26 million they sent to the Hanshin Tigers for pitcher Kei Igawa.
The New York Mets were third at $117.9 million, followed by the Chicago White Sox ($109.7 million), the Angels ($109.3 million), the Los Angeles Dodgers ($108.7 million) and the Seattle Mariners ($106.5 million).
"Owners wouldn't pay it if they weren't making it," said Yankees pitcher Mike Mussina, whose $11.1 million salary ranks him just 50th.
Tampa Bay had the lowest payroll at $24.1 million and Florida was 29th at $30.05 million, double last year's figure of just under $15 million. Nineteen of 31 players on the Marlins make the minimum $380,000.
Payroll figures don't include cash transactions, such as money the Yankees are receiving from Texas for Rodriguez and the White Sox are getting from Philadelphia for Jim Thome.
An influx of injured players kept baseball's average salary from breaking the $3 million barrier on opening day. The average was a record $2.94 million, up 2.7 percent from last year's opening average of $2.87 million. Although many large contracts were signed during the offseason, many were backloaded.
There were 32 more players on the disabled list this year than at the start of last season. That meant the addition of nearly three dozen extra players -- nearly all earning close to the minimum. Baseball's average broke the $1 million barrier in 1992 and the $2 million mark in 2001.
Sixty-six players made $10 million or more, and that $1 million club jumped from 409 to 425 -- matching the record set in 2001. That doesn't include Russ Ortiz, listed at the minimum with San Francisco, while Arizona, which released the pitcher last year, pays him $7,120,000.
The median salary -- the point at which an equal amount of players fall above and below -- matched the $1 million record set last year.
"There's no doubt that there are a dozen or more players who are overpaid, but that's the American way. Shouldn't we all be overpaid? Don't we all want to be overpaid?" said Dodgers second baseman Jeff Kent, 70th at $9.8 million. "A lot of these guys don't make that average salary. They make the median, which is closer south than north. Agents are getting smarter, ballplayers are getting smarter, and the business is generating so much money that there needs to be give and take. I wish I was making $25 million, but I'm not. And the average salary is closer to my salary than the guys getting paid a lot more. But, so be it."
Figures for the study included salaries and prorated shares of signing bonuses and other guaranteed income for the 847 players on opening-day rosters and disabled lists, plus Mets reliever Guillermo Mota, serving a 50-game suspension following a positive steroids test. For some players, deferred money was discounted to present-day value.
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１位 ２７．７百万ドル Alex Rodriguez （ヤンキース ４番打者）
２位 ２３．４百万ドル Jason Giambi（ヤンキース ５番打者）
３位 ２１．６百万ドル Derek Jeter（ヤンキース ２番打者）
４位 １７．０百万ドル Manny Ramirez
５位 １６．６百万ドル Todd Helton
６位 １６．０百万ドル Andy Pettitte（ヤンキース 先発投手）
６位 １６．０百万ドル Bartolo Colon
１１位 １５．５百万ドル Barry Bonds
５０位 １１．１百万ドル Mike Mussina（ヤンキース、先発投手）
７０位 ９．８百万ドル Jeff Kent
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松井秀喜とイチローは１１位から５０位の間にいる。
NL ROY
１位 ４人 Young
２位 ２人 Hamilton
３位 １人 Kouzm、Tulowitzky
Breakout １位のみ
１位 ３人 Kendrick
Bust
１位 ２人 Meche
２位 １人 Pierre、Matthews、Dice-K、Clemens、Ryan、Igawa
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不振組に松坂と井川の２人が入っている。
松坂を予想した Jacob Luft記者と、井川を予想した Ben Reiter記者の今後の記事に注目してみたい。
１位 ４人 Young
２位 ２人 Hamilton
３位 １人 Kouzm、Tulowitzky
Breakout １位のみ
１位 ３人 Kendrick
Bust
１位 ２人 Meche
２位 １人 Pierre、Matthews、Dice-K、Clemens、Ryan、Igawa
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不振組に松坂と井川の２人が入っている。
松坂を予想した Jacob Luft記者と、井川を予想した Ben Reiter記者の今後の記事に注目してみたい。
AL champ
１位 ３人 Yankees
２位 ２人 Angels、Tigers
４位 １人 Red Sox
NL champ
１位 ３人 D'backs
２位 ２人 Mets
３位 １人 Dodgers、Phillies、Padres
WS champ
１位 ３人 Yankees
２位 ２人 Tigers
３位 １人 Angels、Mets、Red Sox
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タイガースが今年もいけると思っている評論家がいるのは心外だ。
順当に行けば、ヤンキースとレッドソックスの勝者が、メッツとワールドシリーズを争い、ア・リーグが優勝する。つまり、ワールドチャンピオンは、ヤンキースかレッドソックス。
１位 ３人 Yankees
２位 ２人 Angels、Tigers
４位 １人 Red Sox
NL champ
１位 ３人 D'backs
２位 ２人 Mets
３位 １人 Dodgers、Phillies、Padres
WS champ
１位 ３人 Yankees
２位 ２人 Tigers
３位 １人 Angels、Mets、Red Sox
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タイガースが今年もいけると思っている評論家がいるのは心外だ。
順当に行けば、ヤンキースとレッドソックスの勝者が、メッツとワールドシリーズを争い、ア・リーグが優勝する。つまり、ワールドチャンピオンは、ヤンキースかレッドソックス。
AL East
１位 ５人 Yankees
２位 ３人 Red Sox
AL Central
１位 ５人 Indians
２位 ２人 Tigers
３位 １人 Twins
AL West
１位 ７人 Angels
２位 １人 A's
NL East
１位 ５人 Mets
２位 ２人 Phillies
３位 １人 Braves
NL Central
１位 ３人 Cards
２位 ２人 Cubs、Brewers
４位 １人 Reds
NL West
１位 ３人 Dodgers、D'backs
３位 ２人 Padres
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ヤンキース、エンゼルス、メッツの優勝の確率は高いと思う。
他の地区は混戦。インディアンズの評価が高いのは不思議。
１位 ５人 Yankees
２位 ３人 Red Sox
AL Central
１位 ５人 Indians
２位 ２人 Tigers
３位 １人 Twins
AL West
１位 ７人 Angels
２位 １人 A's
NL East
１位 ５人 Mets
２位 ２人 Phillies
３位 １人 Braves
NL Central
１位 ３人 Cards
２位 ２人 Cubs、Brewers
４位 １人 Reds
NL West
１位 ３人 Dodgers、D'backs
３位 ２人 Padres
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ヤンキース、エンゼルス、メッツの優勝の確率は高いと思う。
他の地区は混戦。インディアンズの評価が高いのは不思議。
AL Cy
１位 ４人 Santana
２位 ２人 Halladay
３位 １人 Sabathia, Harden
NL Cy
１位 ２人 Sheets
２位 １人 Webb、Zambrano、Willis、Peavy、Schmidt、Carpent.
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ア・リーグはサンタナが強い。ナ・リーグは混戦。
１位 ４人 Santana
２位 ２人 Halladay
３位 １人 Sabathia, Harden
NL Cy
１位 ２人 Sheets
２位 １人 Webb、Zambrano、Willis、Peavy、Schmidt、Carpent.
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ア・リーグはサンタナが強い。ナ・リーグは混戦。
AL MVP
１位 ３人 Sizemore
２位 ２人 Ortiz、Hafner
４位 １人 Guerrero
NL MVP
１位 ５人 Pujols
２位 １人 Cabrera、D.Lee、McCann
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サイズモアは殆ど知名度がない。プホルスは３位以内に必ず入る。
１位 ３人 Sizemore
２位 ２人 Ortiz、Hafner
４位 １人 Guerrero
NL MVP
１位 ５人 Pujols
２位 １人 Cabrera、D.Lee、McCann
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サイズモアは殆ど知名度がない。プホルスは３位以内に必ず入る。
８人の専門家の予想。当たるも八卦、当たらぬも八卦。
ア・リーグ新人王
１位 ４人 Dice-K
２位 ２人 D. Young
３位 １人 Gorden、Miller
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松坂でなく、Dice-Kとなっている。
ア・リーグ新人王
１位 ４人 Dice-K
２位 ２人 D. Young
３位 １人 Gorden、Miller
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松坂でなく、Dice-Kとなっている。
Yahoo!ニュースより抜粋。
女性が子育てをしながら働くために最も必要なことは何かを聞くと、４割超が「夫が平日も家事・育児に協力してくれること」と回答。しかし、実際の家事・育児分担では「ほとんど妻」が６９％に上り、「妻と夫が同程度」はわずか６％しかなかった。
実際の家事・育児を夫とどう分担しているかを既婚者２２９８人に質問すると▽ほとんど妻６９％▽妻の方が多い２５％▽同程度６％▽夫が多い１％――と圧倒的に妻に偏っていた。
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私は１％のエリート・グループに属するようだ。昨夜も帰って食事をしただけで、午後９時半になったのに、一昨日も子供を風呂に入れていないというので、食事もそこそこに風呂に入れた。毎朝５時から３０分の皿洗いとゴミ捨ては、疲れた時はうんざりする。たまには、夫の家事を手伝って欲しい。
女性が子育てをしながら働くために最も必要なことは何かを聞くと、４割超が「夫が平日も家事・育児に協力してくれること」と回答。しかし、実際の家事・育児分担では「ほとんど妻」が６９％に上り、「妻と夫が同程度」はわずか６％しかなかった。
実際の家事・育児を夫とどう分担しているかを既婚者２２９８人に質問すると▽ほとんど妻６９％▽妻の方が多い２５％▽同程度６％▽夫が多い１％――と圧倒的に妻に偏っていた。
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私は１％のエリート・グループに属するようだ。昨夜も帰って食事をしただけで、午後９時半になったのに、一昨日も子供を風呂に入れていないというので、食事もそこそこに風呂に入れた。毎朝５時から３０分の皿洗いとゴミ捨ては、疲れた時はうんざりする。たまには、夫の家事を手伝って欲しい。