Articles by john bernhardt
Reganomics: Mets Pitching Coach Has Rotation and Bullpen Soaring
“An investment in knowledge pays the best interest.” That Benjamin Franklin quote might sum up the impact an 82 year-old pitching coach named Phil Regan is having on the New York Met pitching staff. The decision to replace Dave Eiland with Regan was greeted with snickers and guffaws but no-one is laughing now. Under Regan’s seasoned and calm tutelage, the Met pitching staff, both starters and relievers, have turned the team’s season around. Dramatically.
Understanding the Tax Implications of Net Metering Successor Policies
The coming year is likely to be a transitional one for net metering. Last October, the Hawaii Public Utilities Commission decided to phase out its net energy metering program. In December, Nevada followed suit. The extension of the federal Investment Tax Credit (ITC) will only turbo-charge deployment of customer-sited solar in the coming years, compelling further re-examination of existing distributed generation policies.
MMO Exclusive: Paul Sewald Just Keeps Throwing Strikes
He is part of a crop of young baseball players who grew up in Las Vegas, Nevada, a class that includes the likes of Bryce Harper, Joey Gallo and Kris Bryant. He’s thoughtful, strategic and articulate and made a perfect guest on a recent WIOX, Tip-Off radio show. I’m talking about Paul Sewald the current closer out of the Binghamton Mets bullpen. Paul Sewald comes from a baseball family.
Michael Fulmer: Another Ace Is On The Way
By almost any standard Binghamton’s Michael Fulmer is a pitching ace. It’s becoming almost a habit that every Fulmer outing is something special. The intensity he brings, the repertoire of pitches he displays and his toughness on the mound are special indeed. Often a pitching ace can bring the heat. With a fastball that sits comfortably in the mid 90’s, a pitch Fulmer can crank two or three ticks higher, Fulmer uses his fastball as a signature pitch.
Lessons Learned Along Europe’s Road to Renewables
Visitors to Denmark are often taken by the ubiquitous wind turbines, which tower above the land and sea. On one windy day in December 2013, these turbines provided more electricity than the entire nation could use—a first for Denmark or any country. While that day was exceptional, wind met 39 percent of Denmark’s electricity needs last year, the highest share of any nation.
Harvey Will Give Mets The Best 1-2-3 Punch In Baseball
Timing is everything. Matt Harvey is returning to lead the New York Mets rotation, now bolstered with a matured Zack Wheeler and 2014 NL ROY winner Jacob deGrom. All three have experienced their own setbacks this year, but their talent is in another stratosphere and they’ve each grown from their own experiences.
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