play had it worked.

I thought Lowrie looked good at third. That infield single was unplayable.

It was unplayable where Lowrie was playing. Might have been a single nonetheless, but he was way too deep.

Lowrie didn't know where to play on the run-scoring single. The throw came in, and he started toward getting in cutoff position, then decided against it; then he had to rush back to the bag to get the runner when Salty threw it to him.

Maybe I'm being too picky.

I'm also thinking back now to the game where Lowrie short-hopped a throw to the plate, and hit another runner with a throw.Studio Ghibli producer Toshio Suzuki revealed on a television special that Goro Miyazaki (pictured right), the director of Tales from Earthsea and From Up On Poppy Hill , is planning a samurai period work that combines fact and fiction. On the "Iwai Shunji x Suzuki Toshio Tokubetsu Taidan" special that first ran on the Nihon Eiga Senmon Channel on January 5, Suzuki told filmmaker Shunji Iwai that Goro Miyazaki 's project is set in the northeastern Tohoku region of Japan during the Middle Ages.

Junichi Nishioka , the former head of Studio Ghibli 's public relations department and writer of the studio's production diary (Itsumo no Ghibli Nikki), wrote in his new "Nishi Diary" on September 9 about another new work. In his new diary on the Ghibli Museum's