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Basketball’s Best Shooter Has One Final Shot For A Title The saying goes, “God helps those, who help themselves.” Turned out to be a fitting mantra for the man who once portrayed Jesus. 1996. It wasn’t the first game-winner of Ray ...
Basketball’s Best Shooter Has One Final Shot For A Title The saying goes, “God helps those, who help themselves.” Turned out to be a fitting mantra for the man who once portrayed Jesus. 1996. It wasn’t the first game-winner of Ray Allen’s career, but it certainly was the most memorable to that point. The junior Guard from the University of Connecticut had struggled immensely in that nationally televised Big East Championship game against Georgetown. His rival Allen Iverson had vastly outplayed him and with less than 30 seconds left, there was seemingly little doubt who would walk away the hero. Yet, with his team down by a point, with only seconds left of the clock, he leapt into the air, surrounded by defenders and with no other option, did the only thing he could do, he let it fly. That night, Ray Allen took the last unprepared shot of his life. 2013. Ray Allen came to these Miami Heat in a wave of controversy. He all but begged on the team at the end of the 2012 series between his then Boston Celtics and Miami. He felt insulted. After all, he was the reason the original Big Three came together in the first place. Without him agreeing to come to Boston, Kevin Garnett never forces Minnesota to trade him. Without his outstanding shooting in the 2008 NBA Finals, there is no new banner hanging inside the new Garden. So after two years of always being the first one mentioned in trade rumors, a hurt and prideful Allen decided to go chase a championship. He left money on the table and a lot of bad feelings in New England, the place that he had called home for so many years. June 18, 2013. The Miami Heat were against ropes—literally. As the security guards assembled alongside the court, the yellow tape had been unraveled like ropes on the sidelines. It was there to provide a barrier between the soon to be celebrating San Antonio Spurs, who were all but moments and few free throws away from their first championship since 2007, and perhaps 17 of the remaining Miami fans who hadn’t left with the masses. Ray Allen had already logged an impressive 37 minutes ‘til that point but with his team in need of fast points he would remain on the floor. He had come to South Beach to chase one more title on a team built out of a shooters’ dream. He came to be paired with the games most dominating force, Lebron James, who also happens to be an incredible passer. James has always been a player who understands that if the defense collapses on him, its best to fire a pass to the open shooter. Now, when that open shooter is the NBA’s all-time leader in 3-pointers, he’s able to throw that pass with the confidence Allen will knock it down. Allen is just as sure of the results. But his belief in his abilities is not from false posturing but from practice. And Allen’s teammates are the first to acknowledge, no one works harder at their craft and no one is more prepared. His pregame shooting rituals are the stuff of legend. Always 3 hours early to the gym, always the same routine, always perfecting one of the basketball’s most beautiful sights. Ray Allen truly is the Jesus of the jump shot. And when his routine is altered by a lineup change or a new match up has him playing in a different spot in the rotation, he doesn’t falter, he simply adjusts. During Game 5, television cameras caught Allen, age 37, in the back hallways of the AT&T Center in San Antonio, taking imaginary jumpers up against the rafters preparing to go into the game. That’s the type of thing kids do when there is no hoop but still a burning desire to get better. At best it’s the habit of a high school player anxiously awaiting his moment to run out on to the court and play. But to Allen, its simply routine, its preparation, and it’s in the spirit of perfection. The Heat had already mounted an incredible comeback. LeBron James had morphed into the man without the headband and single-handedly brought Miami back to the doorstep. But as hard as the King could knock, he simply would not be
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The Rangers will hold a press conference Friday at Radio City Music Hall. While the team has not made an official announcement about the press conference just yet, it will be to introduce Alain Vigneault as the team’s new coach. V...
The Rangers will hold a press conference Friday at Radio City Music Hall. While the team has not made an official announcement about the press conference just yet, it will be to introduce Alain Vigneault as the team’s new coach. Vigneault, 52, agreed, in principle, to a five-year deal worth $10 million on Saturday after receiving a similar offer from the Dallas Stars. However, the deal had to be finalized and Glen Sather is currently in Boston for a general managers’ meeting. It will be the first chance for Vigneault to meet the “vaunted” New York media and, no doubt, there will be a heavy Canadian contingent in attendance for the former Canucks and Canadiens coach. But handling large media gatherings should not be an issue for Vigneault after his experiences in hockey-crazy Montreal and hockey-crazy Vancouver. If anything, the Big Apple might seem like a relaxed atmosphere for him once he gets past this initial press conference. Among the key questions for Vigneault will be his staff - there have been reports Ulf Samuelsson might be a candidate to be an assistant - and just how different his presence will be from predecessor John Tortorella, who, ironically, has a chance to succeed Vigneault in Vancouver. ====================================================== Follow me on Twitter at twitter.com/AGrossRecord Follow the Record Sports Staff at twitter.com/TheRecordSports
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I'll root for KG, If he goes or if he stays. I'll root for KG, Respect the man for how he plays. I'll root for KG, He's left everything on the floor. I'll root for KG, Whether he retires or plays one or two more. I'll root for K...
I'll root for KG, If he goes or if he stays. I'll root for KG, Respect the man for how he plays. I'll root for KG, He's left everything on the floor. I'll root for KG, Whether he retires or plays one or two more. I'll root for KG, He's been the team's identity. I'll root for KG, When Springfield elects the heart of the big three. I'll root for KG, Eventually he will go. I will always root for KG, Just want to say Thank you.I'll root for KG, If he goes or if he stays. I'll root for KG, Respect the man for how he plays. I'll root for KG, He's left everything on the floor. I'll root for KG, Whether he retires or plays one or two more. I'll root for KG, He's been the team's identity. I'll root for KG, When Springfield elects the heart of the big three. I'll root for KG, Eventually he will go. I will always root for KG, Just want to say Thank you.
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When Jonny Gomes of the Boston Red Sox isn't getting into brawls or drinking beer out of a cup (the equipment, not the drinking device), he occasionally hits home runs. And last night he celebrated his walk-off home run in the most Jonny...
When Jonny Gomes of the Boston Red Sox isn't getting into brawls or drinking beer out of a cup (the equipment, not the drinking device), he occasionally hits home runs. And last night he celebrated his walk-off home run in the most Jonny Gomes way possible. He punted his helmet about 30 feet into the air (see full video below)... Here's the full video... Your browser does not support iframes.Join the conversation about this story »
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You mean the people of Boston aren’t busy looking ahead to Boston College football right now? The sports fans in Boston have something better to keep them occupied? With the murder investigation linked to Patriots TE Aaron Hernande...
You mean the people of Boston aren’t busy looking ahead to Boston College football right now? The sports fans in Boston have something better to keep them occupied? With the murder investigation linked to Patriots TE Aaron Hernandez, the Bruins leading the NHL Stanley Cup Final 2-1 (game 4 tonight) and the Red Sox having their dysfunctionally obsessed fanbase (my home town has the same issue with the Cubs), I’d be happy if anyone at all in New England reads this. This Boston College season preview is Wicked Pissah I promise. You can read about your Celtics NBA Draft options next week. This week, read about your B.C. Eagles. There’s a whole lot of ACC in the 70s and 60s ranked teams; and a ton of basketball schools in the 77 in 77. Boston College is usually down here in the dregs with Duke, Kentucky, Syracuse, Indiana, Virgina, every season. It’s b-ball schools and ACC; or both. Boston College last season: Wicked bad! 2-10, 1-7 in conference. They were dead last in college football in both sacks and tackles for a loss. You and I could do a better job getting into opponents backfields. The offense could not run the ball to save their lives (115th in rushing, 109th in scoring offense). And the D couldn’t stop the run to save their lives (111th rushing against, 100th in total) Boston College has been OL University lately. Not last year, and not this year. Don’t expect any of these offensive linemen to be first round picks in the NFL Draft. Boston College reasons to get EXCITED! ALL CAPS! QB Chase Rettig is back. And he’s good! Certainly not Matt Ryan, Doug Flutie or Glenn Foley good, but pretty good nonetheless. Especially if he gets any help at all from the run game and his line. Split End Alex Amidon had probably the best best year by a receiver in school history. And he’s back too. So the Eagles will soar in the passing game. And Eagles are known in nature for attacking via the air. They’re not known for being ground predators. The Boston College Eagles are the same exact way. Boston College reasons to get worried :(   What exactly does this team do wicked good? The forward pass? Ok, but you’ll have to develop a better short passing game to chew up clock and control the ball because we know your running backs are not up to that task. B.C. needs to do something to keep their defense off the field. Looking at the depth in the last three recruiting classes will make you reach for another Sam Adams lager. Over and Over. Actually thinking about last year, you may want to drink a few Cape Codders. Make ‘em all a double. Key games: August 31st vs. Villanova, September 6th vs. Wake Forest. I doubt they’ll beat USC, so 2-0 out of the gates would do wonders for setting the tone of confidence on the season. Building self-esteem right from kickoff is key to rebounding from a horrific 2012 and making a productive 2013. Boston College bottom line: With their soft schedule, 5-7 looks doable. 4-8 if they mess up. A bowl bid probably won’t happen unless they can knock off Wake Forest, Maryland, Syracuse and North Carolina. No matter how it goes, they’ll still be a pretty mediocre team. I would say 5th or 6th in the ACC Atlantic. Key & Peele East/West College Bowl Roster: WR Spiffy Evans, LB Steele Divitto, DE Malachi Moore, QB Christian Suntrup, For the 2013 College Football rankings 1-77 #77 Colorado Buffaloes #76 Kansas Jayhawks #75 Ohio Bobcats #74 Wake Forest Demon Deacons #73 Syracuse Orange Paul M. Banks is the owner of The Sports Bank.net. (“Quasi-endorsed” by Philadelphia Eagles Coach Chip Kelly) He’s also an author who also contributes regularly to MSN, Fox Sports , Chicago Now, Walter Football.com and Yardbarker Banks has appeared on the History Channel, as well as Clear Channel, ESPN and CBS radio all over the world. President Barack Obama follows him on Twitter (@PaulMBanks), like him on Facebook The post #72 Boston College: College football 77 in 77 appeared first
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Herald Rivers will meet with Celtics tomorrowDeal in doubt, Doc Rivers meets Danny Ainge Column: Spurs' collapse starts at top with Pop Globe Final: Heat 103, Spurs 100 (in OT) Ray Allen reacts to tying 3-pointer, leaving Celtics Tire...
Herald Rivers will meet with Celtics tomorrowDeal in doubt, Doc Rivers meets Danny Ainge Column: Spurs' collapse starts at top with Pop Globe Final: Heat 103, Spurs 100 (in OT) Ray Allen reacts to tying 3-pointer, leaving Celtics Tired complaints about the NBA hold no merit after Game 6Paul Pierce the forgotten man in Celtics trade talks Sun Life Financial and Celtics forward Jared Sullinger score big at the Paint for ReVision Family Home Celtics Green Chad Ford Mock Draft 5.0 + a Couple More ThoughtsDoc to Meet With Celtics Wednesday and Speak on the SituationMiami Fans Are Who We Thought They WereCelticsBlog Where do the Celtics go from here? Post failed deal falloutDoc Rivers will make first public comments on future since end of season Ridiculous Upside NBA Mock Draft: Boston Celtics Select Gorgui Dieng From Louisville ESPN Rapid Reaction: Clippers walk awayKG's goodbye would hurt mostC's ball is in Doc's court It's Kevin Garnett whom the Boston Celtics would miss mostLex Nihil Novi Wicks' 26 Leads C's Past BravesRussell v. Chamberlain: Game 24Red's Army Your Morning Dump..Where C’s Ball Is In Rivers’ Court My apology to Stephen A. Smith CSNNE Felger: 'If I'm Danny, I'm calling everyone's bluff'Report: Rivers, Ainge to meet Wednesday Shaughnessy: Don't rule out Doc deal yet Tanguay: Boston teams have to win quick to stay relevant Rivers, Ainge finally come face to faceAllen shoots the Heat into Game 7 Celtics Hub Decision Day for Doc Rivers?Green Street NBA Draft’s Potential Celtics: Providence G Ricky Ledo NBA Draft’s Potential Celtics: UCLA SF Shabazz MuhammadCeltics Insider Pierce in Limbo?Mass Live The Doc Rivers and Kevin Garnett trade that almost was: Boston Celtics' discussions with Los Angeles Clippers powered by a love storyNBA Finals 2013: Miami Heat force Game 7, but not before hundreds of fans leave the arena early The Sports Bank Tim Donaghy describes how the NBA allegedly fixes games (exclusive)Examiner Will Doc Rivers pull a 'walk of shame' back to Boston?Bleacher Report How Doc Rivers' Exit from Celtics Would Define Boston's Future Will Kevin Garnett Spurn Rebuilding Boston Celtics, Retire Before Next Season? Should Boston Celtics Trade into 2013 NBA Draft Lottery Using Paul Pierce?Will Clippers' Failure To Go All In On Rivers, Kevin Garnett Cost LA Chris Paul?Why LA Clippers Must Stay Away From Doc Rivers and Kevin Garnett WSJ Rivers, Garnett Seek a Final RunSB Nation Chris Paul content after Doc Rivers, Kevin Garnett trade falls throughProJo Bill Reynolds: Rivers’ behavior is sleazy at bestSt Augustine The Rant: Doc Rivers, Celtics fans, and the deal that left Doc hanging Opposing Views Doc Rivers to Clippers Saga Ranks Amongst NBA’s Strangest Trade RumorsDetroit News Crawford brothers unite kids, NBA players Rant Sports Atlanta Hawks: Free Agency Plans Crumbling Before Their Eyes?Clipper Blog How the Clippers could walk awayPress Telegram Can Clippers pick up the pieces and keep Chris Paul happy?Metro West Daily With Clippers deal dead, Celtics deal with questions USA Today Ray Allen hits one of biggest shots of career for HeatPatriot Ledger Celtics’ Doc Rivers’ legacy in Boston tarnished Deadspin Doc Rivers Isn't Going To The Clippers. Now What?Norwich Bulletin No move is right move for the CelticsTelegram NBA: Boston Celtics not yet up the Rivers Concord Monitor Tim O’Sullivan: No healing relationship between Doc, Celtics Modbee Is Celtics coach Doc Rivers, like Urban Meyer, bailing on sinking ship? MNN Scientists study the physics of NBA flopping Yahoo Why Jeff Green Should Be a Starter Next Year Peachtree Hoops Clippers-Celtics trade breaks down, is good news for the Atlanta Hawks
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The New Hampshire state legislator who has claimed the federal government was behind the Boston Marathon bombing has emailed her colleagues with what she says is evidence to support her allegations.State Rep. Stella Tremblay (R-Auburn) o...
The New Hampshire state legislator who has claimed the federal government was behind the Boston Marathon bombing has emailed her colleagues with what she says is evidence to support her allegations.State Rep. Stella Tremblay (R-Auburn) on Wednesday used her state account to email the entire 424-member state legislature a message titled "Follow Up Reports," which included a series of links that she says showcase why the federal government is behind the April attack. The links include the video that Tremblay has said initially drew her attention to the issue, along with videos from conservative commentators regarding ties between an uncle of the bombing suspect and a retired CIA officer. Tremblay told her colleagues that she is seeking more information.More...
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Herald Rivers will meet with Celtics tomorrowDeal in doubt, Doc Rivers meets Danny Ainge Column: Spurs' collapse starts at top with Pop Globe Final: Heat 103, Spurs 100 (in OT) Ray Allen reacts to tying 3-pointer, leaving Celtics Tire...
Herald Rivers will meet with Celtics tomorrowDeal in doubt, Doc Rivers meets Danny Ainge Column: Spurs' collapse starts at top with Pop Globe Final: Heat 103, Spurs 100 (in OT) Ray Allen reacts to tying 3-pointer, leaving Celtics Tired complaints about the NBA hold no merit after Game 6Paul Pierce the forgotten man in Celtics trade talks Sun Life Financial and Celtics forward Jared Sullinger score big at the Paint for ReVision Family Home Celtics Green Chad Ford Mock Draft 5.0 + a Couple More ThoughtsDoc to Meet With Celtics Wednesday and Speak on the SituationMiami Fans Are Who We Thought They Were CelticsBlog Where do the Celtics go from here? Post failed deal falloutDoc Rivers will make first public comments on future since end of season Ridiculous Upside NBA Mock Draft: Boston Celtics Select Gorgui Dieng From Louisville ESPN Rapid Reaction: Clippers walk awayKG's goodbye would hurt mostC's ball is in Doc's court It's Kevin Garnett whom the Boston Celtics would miss mostLex Nihil Novi Wicks' 26 Leads C's Past BravesRussell v. Chamberlain: Game 24Red's Army Your Morning Dump..Where C’s Ball Is In Rivers’ Court My apology to Stephen A. Smith CSNNE Felger: 'If I'm Danny, I'm calling everyone's bluff'Report: Rivers, Ainge to meet Wednesday Shaughnessy: Don't rule out Doc deal yet Tanguay: Boston teams have to win quick to stay relevant Rivers, Ainge finally come face to faceAllen shoots the Heat into Game 7 Celtics Hub Decision Day for Doc Rivers?Green Street NBA Draft’s Potential Celtics: Providence G Ricky Ledo NBA Draft’s Potential Celtics: UCLA SF Shabazz MuhammadCeltics Insider Pierce in Limbo?Mass Live The Doc Rivers and Kevin Garnett trade that almost was: Boston Celtics' discussions with Los Angeles Clippers powered by a love storyNBA Finals 2013: Miami Heat force Game 7, but not before hundreds of fans leave the arena early The Sports Bank Tim Donaghy describes how the NBA allegedly fixes games (exclusive)Examiner Will Doc Rivers pull a 'walk of shame' back to Boston?Bleacher Report How Doc Rivers' Exit from Celtics Would Define Boston's Future Will Kevin Garnett Spurn Rebuilding Boston Celtics, Retire Before Next Season? Should Boston Celtics Trade into 2013 NBA Draft Lottery Using Paul Pierce?Will Clippers' Failure To Go All In On Rivers, Kevin Garnett Cost LA Chris Paul?Why LA Clippers Must Stay Away From Doc Rivers and Kevin Garnett WSJ Rivers, Garnett Seek a Final RunSB Nation Chris Paul content after Doc Rivers, Kevin Garnett trade falls throughProJo Bill Reynolds: Rivers’ behavior is sleazy at bestSt Augustine The Rant: Doc Rivers, Celtics fans, and the deal that left Doc hanging Opposing Views Doc Rivers to Clippers Saga Ranks Amongst NBA’s Strangest Trade RumorsDetroit News Crawford brothers unite kids, NBA players Rant Sports Atlanta Hawks: Free Agency Plans Crumbling Before Their Eyes?Clipper Blog How the Clippers could walk awayPress Telegram Can Clippers pick up the pieces and keep Chris Paul happy?Metro West Daily With Clippers deal dead, Celtics deal with questions USA Today Ray Allen hits one of biggest shots of career for HeatPatriot Ledger Celtics’ Doc Rivers’ legacy in Boston tarnished Deadspin Doc Rivers Isn't Going To The Clippers. Now What?Norwich Bulletin No move is right move for the CelticsTelegram NBA: Boston Celtics not yet up the Rivers Concord Monitor Tim O’Sullivan: No healing relationship between Doc, Celtics Modbee Is Celtics coach Doc Rivers, like Urban Meyer, bailing on sinking ship? MNN Scientists study the physics of NBA flopping Yahoo Why Jeff Green Should Be a Starter Next Year Peachtree Hoops Clippers-Celtics trade breaks down, is good news for the Atlanta Hawks [Discuss on CG Forums!]
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The University of Alaska Anchorage has a new head coach—someone who will be moving just up the West Coast, and is no stranger to the college ranks.The Seawolves have hired former Rochester of Technology Institute center Matt Thoma...
The University of Alaska Anchorage has a new head coach—someone who will be moving just up the West Coast, and is no stranger to the college ranks.The Seawolves have hired former Rochester of Technology Institute center Matt Thomas, who spent the last 12 seasons in professional hockey, most recently as head coach of the ECHL’s Stockton Thunder. The Thunder, an affiliate of the NHL’s Edmonton Oilers, were the ECHL’s Western Conference champions this season before they fell to the Reading Royals in the Kelly Cup Final.“We're very excited that Matt Thomas will be joining Seawolf Athletics as our new head hockey coach," said UAA vice chancellor Dr. Bill Spindle at goseawolves.com. “Matt's extensive experience as a head coach, coupled with his incredible enthusiasm for rolling up his sleeves and facing UAA's program challenges head-on, make him the right choice to lead the Seawolves as we head into a new league and a new season this fall.”Thomas replaces Dave Shyiak, who was released in April after eight seasons at the helm of the Seawolves.“I have always admired the sense of community and pride that is associated with Anchorage and the entire state of Alaska and our entire family is excited about the move,” said Thomas at uscho.com. It truly is a ‘hockey state.’ My goal is to bring back the passion for UAA hockey and produce a winner for the community, alumni and our fan base.”The UAA program was founded back in 1979, and has had just four head coaches in its entire existence. Thomas will be the fifth.Thomas, from Mississauga, Ont., went 163-127-39 (.555) in 329 games in five campaigns with the Thunder, and was also 34-30 in the ECHL postseason in that span, according to the team’s website. All-time, Thomas fashioned a 342-225-80 mark (.590) in 647 career ECHL regular-season games as head coach of the Thunder, the Fresno Falcons and the Atlantic City Boardwalk Bullies. He ranks fifth in league regular-season annals in victories, and is sixth in total games coached.A former assistant coach at the University of Maine from 2000 to 2002, Thomas played at RIT from 1994 to 1998. He helped the Tigers to three NCAA Division III Tournament berths, along with a national runner-up finish his sophomore season. He also helped them to the NCAAs as an assistant coach in 1999.The Seawolves last posted a winning season in 1992-93, their first as an affiliate member of the Western Collegiate Hockey Association, one year after they finished a string of three consecutive NCAA Division I tournament appearances as an independent.The 1990-91 team advanced to the NCAA quarterfinal round, losing to Northern Michigan after beating Boston College, while the 1991-92 squad finished a program-best 27-8-1 (.764) but fell to Lake Superior State in the first round of the NCAAs. UAA will start play this fall in a revamped WCHA that also includes Alabama-Huntsville, Alaska Fairbanks, Bemidji State, Bowling Green, Ferris State, Lake Superior State, Michigan Tech, Minnesota State and Northern Michigan.Current NHL players who skated at UAA in their careers include Jay Beagle of the Washington Capitals and Curtis Glencross of the Calgary Flames. Mike Peluso was the first former Seawolf to win a Stanley Cup, back in 1995 with the New Jersey Devils.
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Congratulations to the Eater Young Guns Class of 2013, 15 of the most impressive up-and-comers in the restaurant industry, nationwide. These are the junior statesmen of the culinary world who have most distinguished themselves this year,...
Congratulations to the Eater Young Guns Class of 2013, 15 of the most impressive up-and-comers in the restaurant industry, nationwide. These are the junior statesmen of the culinary world who have most distinguished themselves this year, and who are its next stars. The class of 15 is comprised of four women and 11 men; seven chefs, three beverage pros, two pastry chefs, and three front-of-house leaders. The youngest on the list just turned 25 (Jayce McConnell). The oldest, with just four years in the business, is 38 (Ryan Lachaine). They represent myriad styles and 15 cities: Austin, Boston, Alexandria, Houston, Nashville, Chicago, Charleston, Oxford, Madison, Seattle, New York, Houston, Los Angeles, and the areas outside San Francisco and Minneapolis. The Eater Young Guns Class of 2013 will be celebrated at a gala event in Los Angeles on Monday, June 24. Young Guns Eve, a public tasting event featuring many of the winning chefs, goes down the night before on June 23. Tickets are still available. Here is the entire class of Young Guns: · Shion Aikawa, Director of Operations, Ramen Tatsu-Ya, Austin, TX · Mike Brown, Chef/Co-owner, Travail and Pig Ate My Pizza, Robbinsdale, MN · Alyssa DiPasquale, Manager and Advanced Sake Professional, O Ya, Boston, MA · Jeremy Hoffman, Chef de Cuisine, Restaurant Eve, Alexandria, VA · Ryan Lachaine, Sous Chef, Underbelly, Houston, TX · Matt Lackey, Executive Chef, Flyte World Dining and Wine, Nashville, TN · Jessica Largey, Chef de Cuisine, Manresa, Los Gatos, CA · Mitch Lienhard, Sous Chef, Grace, Chicago, IL · Jayce McConnell, Bar Program Manager, Snackbar, Oxford, MS · Brooks Reitz, General Manager, The Ordinary, Charleston, SC · Alissa Rozos, Pastry Chef, St. Jack, Portland, OR · Hourie Sahakian, Pastry Chef, Short Cake, Los Angeles, CA · Mark Schieber, Cook and Kitchen Manager, Forequarter, Madison, WI · Henri Schock, Proprietor and Wine Director, Bottlehouse, Seattle, WA · Jason Wang, President, Xi'an Famous Foods, New York, NY Each Eater Young Gun made it through three rounds of selections, beginning with a public call for nominations in February, which yielded over 2,700 nominations; then a vetting by Eater editors and the official selection committee comprised of some of the most well respected chefs and restaurateurs in the country to reduce the group to 50 semi-finalists; and finally, a second round of voting by the editorial staff to select the final class of 15. Head over to Eater National to learn more about each of the winners. · The Eater Young Guns Class of 2013 REVEALED [ ~EN~ ] · All Coverage of Eater Young Guns [ ~EMIA~ ]
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