U.S. retailers took a drubbing after Macy's reported weaker sales.
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EditorsNote: fixes to "Johnny" Barbato D-backs' drubbing of Pirates overshadowed by Iannetta injury PHOENIX — The celebration of an 11-22 drubbing of the Pittsburgh Pirates was subdued in the Arizona Diamondbacks' clubhouse Friday night.
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After the drubbing, Tony Brown stayed committed to his game plan.
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The Colombian spoke humbly and honestly after the drubbing by England.
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An electoral drubbing of the PRI has long been in prospect.
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But his 85033 drubbing hasn't kept O'Malley from the campaign trail.
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Alex's version received something of a drubbing this past week, too.
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What's more, she knows her Conservative Party is in for a drubbing.
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The Dolphins&apos drubbing at Baltimore also came on a Thursday night.
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In England Labour avoided the drubbing that was expected in council elections.
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If Tunisia can survive another few minutes they may escape this drubbing.
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The issue isn't a collection of critics unfairly drubbing a financially successful movie.
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This drubbing came as a shock, but it probably should not have done.
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The drubbing, losing 44 councils and 1,334 seats, was the heaviest since 1995.
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Winslet took a bit of a drubbing as well, because Twitter never forgets.
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New England showed Miami who's still the boss, drubbing the Dolphins 38-7.
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After a midterm election drubbing, it was an opportunity to retreat and regroup.
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If the party receives a drubbing this November, justice will have been served.
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The Merval stock market index lost 37% the day after Mr Macri's drubbing.
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Humiliating though its electoral drubbing appears, the coalition may take comfort from something else.
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Last week, Spotify announced it had surpassed 703 million paid subscribers, drubbing the competition.
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Polls indicate the NDP is headed for a drubbing in the April 16 election.
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It was a drubbing that left BBC commentators like John McEnroe sounding the alarm.
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Voters also offered a drubbing to a newly created party of the former rebels.
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Cruz suspended his White House bid Tuesday, shortly after his drubbing in the Indiana primary.
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Charlotte took both meetings last season, including a 123-99 drubbing in Memphis on Dec.
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Is the Conservative Party in for such a drubbing that Theresa May's government will fall?
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Wall Street's worst drubbing in eight months overnight, when the S&P 2448 fell 6.92983.
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The final game of Klinsmann's tenure was a brutal 4-0 drubbing in Costa Rica.
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Despite the 40-seat drubbing, there were few calls for a wholesale change in leadership.
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In recent years the notion of writing about craft has come in for some drubbing.
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Shaping the White House priorities based on that interpretation will result in a midterm drubbing.
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The new television ad is Brooks's political response to the drubbing he's received from Sen.
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Stocks tried to recover their losses in rocky trading Tuesday following the two-day drubbing.
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They obscured the Mets' 116th defeat, a dreary 9-210 drubbing by the Chicago Cubs.
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An 11-point drubbing of Donald Trump in his home state of Ohio kept him alive.
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Australia bucked the trend, with the ASX 245.57 bouncing 21.2 percent after the previous day's drubbing.
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The layoff may have sapped any momentum following a 216-87 drubbing of the Miami Heat.
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It seems he's aiming to be up and running for a drubbing of Chelsea next week.
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And if he bombs, he may well decide to eliminate the risk of a second drubbing.
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Phoenix took the last two meetings, including a 137-101 drubbing at home on Feb. 15.
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It was a bad day, but there really is no rhyme or reason for this drubbing.
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Those losses included a drubbing in the districts where the SALT deduction is most heavily claimed.
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Some of today's favorites had to survive a critical drubbing, or a ho-hum box office.
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Critical drubbing or no, star power still sells albums, and Katy Perry has plenty of it.
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Her decision, which followed the drubbing of the CDU in a state election, has electrified German politics.
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However, its DC Comics movies have mostly taken a drubbing from critics, and underperformed Marvel's top earners.
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Look again: The Warriors handed Northern Iowa its worst loss of the season—a 16-point drubbing.
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This came after Facebook took a drubbing in the markets when it revealed similarly disappointing user growth.
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The only near certainty is that the deeply divided ruling Socialist Party is headed for a drubbing.
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They would lose seats (in two of the three elections on March 13th they received a drubbing).
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And while Jared and Ivanka have taken a drubbing internally and in the press, still they survive.
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Following Thursday's stock market drubbing, there were just four S&P 500 companies trading in positive territory.
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Amid so many extracurriculars, the Wizards' 116-2 victory — a true drubbing — approximated a professional basketball game.
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Johnson & Johnson (JNJ) stock took a drubbing after asbestos was found in some of the company's baby powder.
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The centre-left Democratic Party (PD), the dominant partner in Paolo Gentiloni's incumbent coalition, took the worst drubbing.
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St. Louis was shut out twice by the Reds, including an 8-0 drubbing in Sunday's series finale.
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However Baywatch fares — and critical drubbing notwithstanding — one thing is certain: The stars had a blast filming it.
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The result took a drubbing from critics who watched it; its production values did feel stilted and awkward.
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Australian shares bounced 245.90 percent after the previous day's drubbing, helping to offset weakness elsewhere in the region.
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After the 59-10 drubbing, Mike Florio at ProFootballTalk reported that multiple Dolphins players requested to be traded.
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Republicans, they say, were almost certainly going to take a drubbing in 2018—even if they'd been productive.
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Mickelson's form was so poor he was only used once before Sunday's singles — a foursomes drubbing with Dechambeau.
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A drubbing of the previously undefeated Miami Dolphins reminded everyone what the Patriots can do when properly motivated.
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Mr. Yancey had won the House district two years ago by drubbing Ms. Simonds, 57 to 42 percent.
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Most of Florida might have gotten off relatively easy, but Irma's drubbing of the Keys was, perhaps, predictable.
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And indeed, all that social media spending couldn't save Bloomberg from the drubbing he got afterward from critics.
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With about six minutes left in Monday's drubbing, the Patriots took the field deep in their own territory.
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During their 47–10 drubbing on Thanksgiving Day 2008, fans unfurled a banner reading bail out the lions.
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Between the lack of pre-release buzz and the post-release critical drubbing, expect Masterminds to fade away quickly.
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And yet, just as Biden's stock was overinflated before Iowa, it could be undervalued after a New Hampshire drubbing.
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The coalition had been given a drubbing at a recent state election in Victoria and at several by-elections.
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That drubbing is similar to Mitt Romney's dominant performance over President Barack Obama in the first 2012 presidential debate.
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The Google Pixel 24 XL is getting a drubbing currently for falling prey to a few of these issues.
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The Conservatives are expecting a drubbing in this week's European election, whose results will be announced on May 27th.
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Squawk Box Live tracked market moves as Chinese stocks narrowed losses following a near 6 percent drubbing on Tuesday.
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Philippine stocks fell almost 2 percent as a 5.4 percent drubbing for Tokyo's Nikkei sent shivers through the region.
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"Today is a suspend-all-belief day" and "craziness" when considering Snap's drubbing since its March IPO, he added.
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Some members of the PRI have already defected to Mr. López Obrador's party, fearful of the drubbing to come.
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However, oil prices and global stock indexes were set for their worst weekly drubbing since the 2008 financial crisis.
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However, even with a three-session drubbing developing, Facebook still had a market value of $490 billion on Monday.
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Denver took two of the three meetings last season, including a 129-101 drubbing at home on March 13.
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Yet there remains plenty of dented, discounted merchandise strewn about in stocks after December's comprehensive drubbing created a downside overshoot.
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Los Angeles has strung together three consecutive victories, including an impressive 2102-23 drubbing of the Boston Celtics on Monday.
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Detroit came into the Tuesday game off its worst loss in four years, a 10-235 drubbing Saturday in Montreal.
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Joseph Benavidez secured his spot in the finals of the flyweight tournament with a second round drubbing of Yasuhiro Urushitani.
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Chilean stocks gained 1.2 percent, matching the rise on Argentina's stocks benchmark, which partly recovered from Wednesday's 3.8 percent drubbing.
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Including the current partners, the Christian Democrats, is hard to imagine after the drubbing that voters just gave this coalition.
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The latest polls had predicted a drubbing for Mr Trump, who was leading the pack here just a month ago.
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The Yankees stretched their winning streak to six games with a 6-0 drubbing of Toronto in the series opener.
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A day after Republicans' midterm drubbing, Trump endorsed Pelosi for Speaker and even suggested some Republicans should vote for her.
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And the Socialists did so only to avoid another national election, in which they stood to take a serious drubbing.
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Last spring, Li was caught up in Google's very public drubbing over its Project Maven contract with the Defense Department.
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Despite the drubbing the bouts can deliver, moraingy fighters often take on three or four different opponents in an afternoon.
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Stocks have taken a drubbing as the virus spreads, as major U.S. indexes all dropped more than 8% last week.
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Europe's watched an early rebound get wiped out as the region's battered airline and travel stocks suffered another 7% drubbing.
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RALEIGH, N.C. — In Washington, efforts by this state's Republicans to cement their political dominance have taken a drubbing this month.
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In a 33-23 drubbing, Morgan surrendered four solo home runs and seven hits total over 214 24/3 innings.
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The drubbing was so bad that Gandhi himself lost the traditional family seat in the northern state of Uttar Pradesh.
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Nadal was a rare blend of sheepish and bewildered when the 6-3, 6-2, 6-3 drubbing was over.
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The Warriors were coming off a 32-point drubbing at Portland a night earlier that ended their 11-game winning streak.
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Furthermore, it seems that officials affiliated with the PT, fearing a drubbing at the polls, became strategically lenient around election time.
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MSCI's broadest index of Asia-Pacific shares outside Japan crept up 1 percent, having suffered a 7.3 percent drubbing last week.
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The Blue Dogs' ranks will shrink further after the Democrats' 211 drubbing, to either 230 or 19803 (depending on a recount).
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The challenge was withdrawn after Rubio dropped out of the race after suffering a drubbing in his home state of Florida.
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The Capitals were hammered in both meetings by San Jose last season, including a 24.05-23 drubbing at the Verizon Center.
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On Sunday, in the Cowboys' 40-7 drubbing of Jacksonville, Maher hit field goals of 32, 46, 13 and 55 yards.
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The announcement comes as Sanders looks for a boost before the Super Tuesday contests, following his drubbing in South Carolina Saturday.
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On the Democratic side, Hillary Clinton is searching for a new formulation after her drubbing at the hands of Bernie Sanders.
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There's another reason for the drubbing in Hong Kong: For many investors, it's just too hard to bet against mainland China.
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This year, the Nittany Lions cemented themselves as the cream of the challenger crop following Saturday's 42-22018 drubbing of Michigan.
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The polls had predicted a drubbing on that scale, leaving Rubio and his aides banking on a miracle that never came.
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Pena Nieto, four years into his single six-year term, heeded the drubbing in his first public remarks on the elections.
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But the 213ers put a 26-210 drubbing on the Packers, and suddenly the team was in need of some reflecting.
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It was Portland's second-biggest margin of defeat this season, next to a 143-100 drubbing at Milwaukee on Nov. 21.
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In a parallel surprise, the Scottish National Party suffered a drubbing, effectively ending talk of another referendum on Scottish independence. Mrs.
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Gingrich's miscalculation on public sentiment led to his eventual ouster from leadership and resignation from the House following the electoral drubbing.
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Suddenly, the drubbing of the final Star Wars movie—well, the final one for awhile, at least—feels apathetic by comparison.
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Rinaldo's actions touched off a skirmish that the Colorado players said provided a spark in the 6-2 drubbing at Arizona.
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And in the 11-1 drubbing, on June 4, Tyler Pill — "a backup to a backup Mets starter" — took the loss.
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Given that, pro-Europe voices and Brussels bureaucrats may still get a drubbing in elections to the European Parliament in May.
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To reclaim the speaker's gavel, Pelosi navigated 2018 midterm elections in which she took a drubbing from Republicans and even many Democrats.
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One tragic drubbing that comes to mind is Naseem Hamed's Fred Astaire dance routine with WBO featherweight champ Steve Robinson in 1995.
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After a drubbing in the general election Mr Casado tacked towards the centre, winning 20% and hanging on to Madrid's regional government.
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Chicago's Melky Cabrera recorded two hits and two RBIs in Wednesday's drubbing, improving to 216-for-21 over his last 6.576 games.
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Whether it's over a brawl, a dead giant rabbit or a pie in the face, airlines are taking a drubbing these days.
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During his four-hour Congressional drubbing, Sloan said that the bank was operating under no less than 14 consent orders from regulators.
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However, data from marketing technology firm Amobee suggests fan blogs that picked up on the Twitter drubbing weren't just cherry-picking tweets.
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The dunk is alive and well, as the Cavs' 120-90 drubbing of the Warriors in last night's Finals Game 3 proved.
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The score ended in a 3-1 drubbing, as West Brom scored on two poorly-marked set pieces and a loose ball.
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The teams last met in 2008—a 31 point, group play drubbing in front of the Chinese faithful at Wukesong Indoor Stadium.
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Senate Republicans are preparing to put out their tax plan two days after the GOP took a drubbing in off-year elections.
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The frustration in the caucus, and concern about the future of the party, has only grown since last year's Election Day drubbing.
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We were disgusted by Gurriel's ugly behavior and winced in unison as Darvish took a drubbing from the Astros in Game 7.
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Cuba had plenty of chances but could not convert and bow out following a 7-0 drubbing by Mexico in their opener.
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The airline industry came in for a drubbing, especially after passengers were involuntarily removed from United and Delta flights in the spring.
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Mulcair's penance for the party's drubbing in the last election was largely lacking, and the membership appeared to pick up on that.
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After Republicans took a drubbing in the 2018 midterms, losing control of the House, she complained the party had been too tame.
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A 20-0 drubbing by the Los Angeles Dodgers on Tuesday night threatened to push toward the top of that unceremonious list.
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MSCI's broadest index of Asia-Pacific shares outside Japan nudged up 0.4 percent, though that followed a 1.8 percent drubbing on Thursday.
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The Liberal Democratic Party (LDP), which Mr Abe heads, is casting around for a scapegoat following a drubbing by voters in the capital.
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These are a couple of big-league organizations that throughout the years have taken a terrible drubbing as well as a terrible ribbing.
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Twenty-eight pounds isn't an exceptionally heavy item, so we'd expect a truck bed to be able to handle that kind of drubbing.
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Finally, there is no rally at all in oil despite the terrible drubbing the commodity took yesterday, when it was down five percent.
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In addition to regrouping from a midterm drubbing, they'll have to choose a fresh leadership team to contend with the newly empowered Democrats.
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He quit abruptly in 2007 after a year at the top plagued by scandals in his cabinet, an election drubbing and ill-health.
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The teenager impressed against club rival Real Madrid, scoring one and setting up another in a 7-3 drubbing of Zinedine Zidane's side.
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In 1991, Mr. Manning led the People's National Movement to a drubbing of Prime Minister Arthur N. R. Robinson's National Alliance for Reconstruction.
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Though they found themselves on the end of a 4-0 drubbing against the Belgians, their tournament was an understated act of defiance.
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After May railed against the "bureaucrats of Brussels" in her election campaign, the urge to crow over her electoral drubbing is entirely understandable.
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This action would ensure that a qualified jurist could be held hostage to an angry minority faction still seething over their November drubbing.
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On Thursday, Trump administration health officials took a drubbing before Congress for its failure to provide tests to the places that need them.
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Ms. Merkel's conservative Christian Democrats won the most seats, but they and their former coalition partner, the Social Democratic Party, took a drubbing.
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Even after its latest gains, bitcoin still hasn't fully recovered from that earlier drubbing and remains 6 percent down from its June highs.
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Regular readers of this column know that I have no wish to see Trump re-elected (though I am delighted by Corbyn's drubbing).
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Before that, the benchmark had only fallen more than 200 points one other time this year, a 238-point drubbing on March 21.
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BERLIN (Reuters) - German Chancellor Angela Merkel's conservatives and the centre-left Social Democrats (SPD) both face a drubbing in a regional election on Oct.
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But others are likely to be a slog reminiscent of the drubbing Clinton took in the Rust Belt, like fights in Wisconsin and Ohio.
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Tuesday's 21-23 drubbing dropped the Tigers two games behind Toronto and Baltimore for the second wild card in the tightly contested American League.
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Unfortunately, the $209 million movie opened in May 2012 to a dismal $26 million at the domestic box office and received a critical drubbing.
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And in 2000, coming off a New Hampshire drubbing by Senator John McCain of Arizona, George W. Bush's campaign viewed the state as crucial.
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The polls suggest they are headed for a drubbing, which is presumably why they are trying to stir up hysteria about boat people again.
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Charlotte took each of the first three meetings by an average of 26.7 points, including a 121-81 drubbing at home on March 10.
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Mexico took a drubbing during the campaign, with candidate Trump declaring his intention to eliminate or completely renegotiate the North American Free Trade Agreement.
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Despite the critical drubbing it received, Guy Ritchie is still bullish about Revolver, hanging his hat on its confusing tendencies and shiny fight scenes.
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Japan's Nikkei fell 21.1230%, making a loss of 298.164% on the week, while commodity-exposed Australia was heading for a weekly drubbing of 297.033%.
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He could have fooled a lot of people with his performance in the Portland Trail Blazers' 137-105 drubbing of the Golden State Warriors.
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The Rangers have won a staggering 13 straight versus the Hurricanes, including a 6-23 drubbing of coach Bill Peters' club on Nov. 22.
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Britain's two biggest parties endured a drubbing at the polls this month when voters expressed their frustration with the Brexit deadlock at local elections.
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He has posted four or more points in three of his last five games, including Thursday's 6-2 drubbing of the Los Angeles Kings.
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Lee said that a drubbing of the North Korean soccer team in the 2010 World Cup had led the regime to avoid live broadcasting.
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The Devils rebounded from a 4-1 drubbing by San Jose by edging league-worst Colorado 3-2 to avoid back-to-back home setbacks.
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The senior is up to 290 touchdown passes on the season after throwing five without an interception in last week's 22-212 drubbing of Kansas.
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In 1972, Senator George McGovern suffered a landslide drubbing in his attempt to persuade voters who detested the war in Vietnam to unseat Richard Nixon.
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Skiles wasted little time pulling his starters out of the game in Saturday's drubbing after the team managed just 213 points in the first half.
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Prices moved higher in early trading as markets got limited commentary from Fed Vice Chair Stanley Fischer and awaited comments from Dudley after Wednesday's drubbing.
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Despite the recent drubbing Facebook and other companies have received in the news, the big tech companies still have a stellar reputation among the public.
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The final score represented a significant turnaround after the 7-0 drubbing the team took from the Red Bulls in May, on the same field.
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One open question is whether the party's leader, Horst Seehofer, will survive Sunday's drubbing — both as party chief and interior minister in Ms. Merkel's cabinet.
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Last year, it was a drubbing at Iowa that kept them out of the playoff, despite victory in the annual conference title game in Indianapolis.
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THE LAST FACE Sean Penn directs this moony global wake-up call, which came in for a historic drubbing at the 21980 Cannes Film Festival.
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The drubbing was not as emphatic as last Sunday's — a 23-5 fiasco in Washington — but it was played under the same cloud of crisis.
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That's good news given the drubbing diversified investors took during the great financial crisis due to a rise in correlation of stock and bond markets.
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As the Warriors were drubbing the Cavaliers in the N.B.A. finals, a young Californian captured the national title in a very different kind of competition.
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The center-left bloc, including the ruling Democratic Party (PD) which took a drubbing in the vote, was seen with 22017 percent of the vote.
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Washington took two of three from the defending World Series champion Kansas City Royals this week, including a 13-103 drubbing in the series finale Wednesday.
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Plus, if you're watching an absolute drubbing of one team on another, you might as well pass the time by thinking about this Zhirkov right here.
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The Conservatives and Labour, Britain's two biggest political parties, endured a drubbing in local elections this month, with voters expressing their frustration over the Brexit deadlock.
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But Cruz needs help after Tuesday's drubbing by Trump, 69, in all five Northeastern states that held primary elections: Pennsylvania, Maryland, Delaware, Connecticut and Rhode Island.
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The drubbing at the polls received by German Chancellor Angela Merkel's party over the weekend reflects Europeans' growing distain for their established political parties, experts warn.
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The reigning Presidents' Trophy winners are in the midst of a 16-2-1 that included a 6-1 drubbing of the Hurricanes on Jan. 23.
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San Diego opened the second half of the season with three straight wins before Monday's drubbing dropped it to 03-26 at the new Busch Stadium.
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"He doesn't give you any presents," said Thiem, a young man on a roll this season, still looking a bit shellshocked an hour after the drubbing.
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If I hadn't written something offensive and stupid, and come in for a communal drubbing, I'd never have known how loyal the rabbi felt toward me.
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Manchester City won easily enough Saturday with a merciless 4-0 drubbing of Aston Villa, a team that appears already resigned to its fate of relegation.
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It's a fantasy, of course, fueled by Trump's drubbing on the West Coast, where he got less than 10 percent of the vote in some cities.
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But it also means he's not reaching anyone beyond his base — a strategy that, the Republican drubbing in the off-year elections suggests, has its limits.
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But their 2545-545 victory in the second game of a doubleheader — after a 12-5 drubbing in the opener — gave them five wins this June.
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For this absurdity, he takes a verbal drubbing from the heckling audience, but also gains their approval to embark on another trip, with Costin in tow.
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The defeat was Mexico's fourth consecutive loss, following defeats by Sweden and Brazil at the World Cup and a 4-1 drubbing by Uruguay on Friday.
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His Greenlight Capital's proposal to increase the automaker's value by issuing a new class of dividend shares got a drubbing from investors at Tuesday's annual meeting.
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When video of the drubbing went viral, many Chinese were deeply offended by what they saw as an insult to a cornerstone of traditional Chinese culture.
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The drubbing started last Friday and gathered steam this week, putting U.S. West Texas Intermediate crude on pace for its worst weekly performance in two years.
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The damage goes beyond the drubbing voters delivered to the party's presidential candidate Fernando Haddad, who lost by a 10-percentage-point margin in Sunday's election.
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It'd take a lot to shift things before Tuesday's New York primary, and even a drubbing as bad as this one likely won't do the trick.
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Stud wide receiver Julio Jones had a quiet week against Denver after hauling in 22011 receptions for 227 yards and a touchdown in the drubbing of Carolina.
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Merkel acknowledged her pro-refugee position in the last year had a lot to do with her conservative party's drubbing in the northern state of Mecklenburg-Vorpommern.
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At the same time, the Conservative Party is set to take a drubbing in European elections at the hands of Nigel Farage and his new Brexit Party.
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In 1985, the Cardinals were on the other end of an 13-0 drubbing, and this time they were the ones venting their frustration against the Royals.
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In 19623, the Cardinals were on the other end of an 11-0 drubbing, and this time they were the ones venting their frustration against the Royals.
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Liverpool administered a drubbing to the beat of 6-0, and Aston Villa center back Joleon Lescott could take blame for at least four of Liverpool's tallies.
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Clinton's core supporters may be enough to win her the White House, but they're probably too few to give Trump the electoral drubbing he so richly deserves.
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Everton had a lot to brag about today, after a 6-3 drubbing of Bournemouth—thanks primarily to Romelu Lukaku's jaw-dropping four goals on the day.
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Amid a drubbing in the opinion polls, Donald Trump again revamped his campaign team, employing Stephen Bannon, who runs Breitbart News, a conservative website, as "chief executive".
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Oil prices regained a little composure after their recent drubbing, helped by a decline in U.S. fuel stockpiles and the possibility of a cut in OPEC output.
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Mr Hariri's bloc, which is broadly pro-Western and backed by Saudi Arabia, took a drubbing at elections in May, losing roughly one-third of its seats.
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By contrast, Djokovic needed 6 hours 33 minutes for his four victories, including a 6-1, 6-1 drubbing of Nishikori in the semifinals of the tournament.
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The campaign for a delay came largely from younger members, who are pushing for major changes in Democrats' messaging and outreach strategy following last week's election drubbing.
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Emerging market assets took a drubbing as investors pulled out cash in the face of the resurgent dollar and sliding commodity prices, according to Thomson Reuters Datastream.
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The visiting White Sox, who had their six-game winning streak halted in the 10-2 drubbing, send left-hander Carlos Rodon to the mound Friday night.
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Kansas City dominated New England in their last meeting, a 41-153 Chiefs drubbing in Arrowhead in 2014 that had Jimmy Garoppolo taking snaps at the end.
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She later told them it must be a phase, that Salem would get over it, all of which, for Salem, felt like a drubbing of their reality.
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Since the drubbing at the hands of political neophyte Justin Trudeau, Harper stuck around as a member of Parliament, hovering about like the ghost of Christmas past.
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If the lesson for the Tories from the expected election drubbing is that they need to fight fire with fire, that would point overwhelmingly to Mr. Johnson.
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With the latest drubbing, strategists have been taking a look at the impact of the slumping dollar on corporate profits, and it could provide an unexpected windfall.
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But an opening day 2-1 defeat to Senegal was followed by a 3-0 drubbing by Colombia, dumping Poland out of the tournament after two games.
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Even with this week's drubbing, Macy's shares are still up more than 82 percent over the last year and 42 percent since the beginning of the year.
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A high-ranking Trump administration official reached out to at least one well-known investor for advice on markets after a recent drubbing for stocks, sources told CNBC.
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Tedford inherited a 1-11 squad and showed no mercy in the opener while rolling up 613 yards in a 733-0 drubbing of FCS program Incarnate Word.
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This year they romped through the group stages with an aggregate score of 22016-0, a total inflated by their record-breaking 13-0 drubbing of lowly Thailand.
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Its release through Collect Records, an imprint led by Thursday frontman Geoff Rickly, coincided with the scandalous public drubbing of pharma bro Martin Shkreli, the label's angel investor.
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Cameras caught frustrated Eagles safety Malcolm Jenkins giving the finger to his former coach, New Orleans' Sean Payton, during the Saints' 48-7 drubbing of Philadelphia on Sunday.
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Prior to that, it had consisted of a 4-1 drubbing by Borussia Dortmund in Shanghai, and a series of bizarre photoshoots which gave Wayne Rooney and co.
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Yet she, her campaign and their close allies say she's in the race all the way to the convention, despite her latest drubbing in South Carolina on Saturday.
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Instead, they sustained one of their most embarrassing defeats in team history, a 23-5 drubbing, giving up the second-most runs they have allowed in a game.
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The Blue Jays rebounded from a 6-33 drubbing in the series opener with an 8-4 victory on Wednesday that snapped the Yankees' six-game winning streak.
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But some Democrats are recognizing that the race may turn on a bigger question as well: Should the party respond to its November drubbing by moving right or left?
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Florida Atlantic has lost the last two games, including a 90-54 drubbing from Texas Tech on Tuesday, and posted three of its wins against non-Division I teams.
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But the drubbing Trump has handed the old line conservatives in the primaries should do the same trick that a series of November general election landslides could have done.
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And they do not want Grimm, whose past incarceration coupled with the drubbing he took in last year's primary have left them skeptical of his viability as a candidate.
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Two years ago, as the FIFA World Cup host, the Selecao were humiliated in front of their home fans in an epic 22022-1 drubbing by eventual champion Germany.
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Yet polarization and the tribal culture of political affiliation that has developed in the United States this century could protect the GOP from the drubbing that history suggests awaits.
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In one, sent right before Clinton's drubbing in the New Hampshire primary against Bernie Sanders, someone tells Podesta that's what's needed is for Clinton to give an "Imagine" speech.
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After the drubbing metered out to Suanluang TBM Gym at Lumpinee Stadium in Bangkok, you don't have to consult the Oracle of Delphi for the future odds on that.
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LHP Jose Quintana (2-7) was hit hard for the second straight outing and lost his third straight decision on Tuesday night in a 13-7 drubbing by Boston.
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The New York Review of Books, which is famous for drubbing high-profile authors, was particularly harsh on Canadian psychologist Jordan Peterson in a review published online on Monday.
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Now the party faces the prospect of a severe drubbing in the November election, not just for the disavowed Mr. Trump, but also for its candidates in congressional elections.
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Former Chicago Blackhawk, and now Montreal Canadien forward Andrew Shaw was suspended three postseason games for this drubbing of Coyotes goaltender Mike Smith during a playoff series in 2012.
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Subjects of discussion include Golden State's drubbing of San Antonio, Blake Griffin's alleged off-court fisticuffs, the new X-Files and NBA conspiracies, and indie rock's infatuation with basketball.
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Jay Jay Chandler had 10 points for the Aggies (123-1), who were playing their first game after a 30-point home drubbing by No. 8 Gonzaga on Friday.
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A stone-faced Sharapova was left to ponder a 8223-2822 26936-21482 drubbing that proved once again Williams has all the answers when the pair meet on court.
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Election Night wake-up call In a 583-minute interview this week, McCaul blamed the Texas Republicans' drubbing last cycle "in large part" to the top of the ticket.
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A day after Biden took a drubbing in New Hampshire, three key surrogates held a conference call with reporters to brush off the loss and sketch a path forward.
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In February, while North Carolina was busy beating Notre Dame, Virginia and Louisville (and losing at Duke), Gonzaga was drubbing middling opponents like Santa Clara, Pacific and San Diego.
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At a minimum, the Hanoi summit offers Trump a chance to shift a losing political narrative which dates back to the drubbing his party took in November's midterm elections.
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Menendez may be tainted by ethics problems that should render him vulnerable, but the state GOP is still in disarray after the drubbing it took in last year's gubernatorial elections.
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The Socialists also suffered an electoral drubbing in the presidential race in May, as centrist newcomer Emmanuel Macron took power, blowing apart France's traditional two-party system in the process.
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The last time the full squad took the floor it put together one of its biggest wins of the campaign, a 103-76 drubbing of the Charlotte Hornets on Tuesday.
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Denmark, who qualified on Tuesday without throwing a ball as other results went their way, made sure they finished top of their group with a 31-20 drubbing of Macedonia.
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The head of Wells Fargo took a brutal drubbing before a House panel Thursday as members of both parties called for his job and suggested he should face criminal charges.
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Montreal closed out a six-game homestand with a three-game winless drought (0-2-210), capped by a 29-21 drubbing by the Toronto Maple Leafs on Saturday night.
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Demps scored 24 points and matched his career best of six 3-pointers in Saturday's 98-59 drubbing of Rutgers and is averaging 19.9 points over the last seven contests.
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Sure, by winning 11 of the 17 contests since her New Hampshire drubbing, and running away with the delegate count, she's not far from sewing up the Democratic presidential nomination.
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That result could prove devastating for Sanders, who has been banking on a big primary win in the blue-collar state to reverse his fortunes after a Super Tuesday drubbing.
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Congress is certainly not squeaky clean: a long "season of scams" marred its most recent period in power and was one of the main reasons for its drubbing in 2014.
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The Capitals took their sixth loss in the last nine games with a 5-1 drubbing in Columbus, giving the Flyers the chance to climb into the division's top spot.
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In the midterm elections of 22016, Republicans made their largest gains in the House since 22008; some Democrats faulted Kaine for failing to prevent the drubbing, but most did not.
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Conventional political wisdom states that parties should move closer to the center following an election loss, especially after the drubbing Democrats took in 2016 from state legislatures to the White House.
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Clinton's 22-point drubbing in New Hampshire, were all but elated about the prospect of attacking Republicans for refusing to fill a vacancy on the Supreme Court for an entire year.
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The full trailer for True Detective season three has arrived, and should be of comfort to anyone worried that the show might never recover from the drubbing its second season received.
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State-run oil firm Petroleo Brasileiro SA (Petrobras) saw its common shares and preferred shares rise 0.7% and 1.1% , respectively, as Brent crude futures started their recovery following Thursday's 4.6% drubbing.
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Indeed, Canada's market has fallen less than 2 percent since the start of 22.7, comparing favorably to the 21.5 percent drubbing suffered by the S&P 26.3 over the same period.
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Pittsburgh rebounded from a 22-210 drubbing at Minnesota on Friday with a shootout win over New Jersey the following day to improve to 226-237-23 following a regulation defeat.
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The match was played behind closed doors after Montenegro were punished with a crowd ban for racist incidents by their fans in a 5-1 home drubbing by England in March.
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Ottawa absorbed its seventh defeat in nine games — three of which came at the hands of division-leading Montreal — with a 5-1 drubbing by the Minnesota Wild on Thursday night.
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But she hemorrhaged votes to a new nationalist party, Alternative for Germany, in a national election on September 24, 2017, and Macron suffered a drubbing in Senate elections the same day.
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The Senate plan is taking shape as Republicans digest the drubbing they suffered on Tuesday night in affluent suburbs across the country, many of them represented by Republicans in the House.
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She had just suffered a drubbing in a national election at the hands of Jeremy Corbyn, the Labour leader who had been dismissed as a relic of an obsolete hard left.
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Of course, they lost their first two games – including a Thursday night 10-1 drubbing at the hands of the Chicago Blackhawks – so they'll need to waddle those losses off first.
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It's borne from the fact that Garoppolo threw only eight passes in the NFC title game and just 19 the week before in a 27-10 drubbing of the Minnesota Vikings.
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And they see next week's elections as an early chance at redemption after a 2010 drubbing that left them boxed out of the map-making process in nearly every key state.
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It comes after global stocks took a drubbing on Friday and Monday, as investors panicked over the impact of the U.K.'s pending exit from the European Union following a national referendum.
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After a string of disappointing losses in Republican primary contests and a drubbing by Donald Trump in his home state of Florida, Marco Rubio ended his bid for the Republican presidential nomination.
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Clinton entered Thursday's debate under acute pressure to calm growing nervousness among her supporters after her drubbing in New Hampshire and a razor-thin win the prior week in the Iowa caucus.
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A lot happened in the world of culture over the last week, but no impact was greater—and no critical drubbing more brutal—than that of Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice.
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Mets 13, Pirates 2 Noah Syndergaard pitched seven innings of three-hit ball and visiting New York got homers from Michael Conforto, J.D. Davis and Jeff McNeil in a drubbing of Pittsburgh.
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Apple's share price struggled to recover from the drubbing it received after it downgraded its outlook for the all-important final three months of the year, which includes the Christmas shopping season.
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In Warren, Michigan, Clinton described a budding "comeback" there, pledging to spread the "revitalization" to areas of the state that have not yet recovered from the auto industry's drubbing during the recession.
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The Blackhawks have struggled against the Capitals, losing six of their last seven overall and the past six visits to Washington, including a 6-0 drubbing in their last trip in January.
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Tyler Bozak and Oskar Sundqvist also scored for the Blues, who have won four of their last six games and avenged a 7-2 drubbing by Calgary in St. Louis last Sunday.
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LAST November, two days after India's ruling party suffered a drubbing at local polls in the state of Bihar, the government unexpectedly opened a dozen new industries to foreign direct investment (FDI).
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X-Men's nice haul comes despite its own critical drubbing, earning the franchise's second-lowest Rotten Tomatoes score at 48%, beating out only Wolverine (and somehow coming in below X-Men United).
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Adding to the drubbing suffered by the PT, Doria won Sao Paulo in the first outright victory in the city's mayoral race since run-offs were introduced to the city in 1992.
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The Orioles will try to follow up one drubbing with another when they visit the American League East-leading Boston Red Sox in the second of a three-game series on Saturday.
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The Tigers had a much-needed bye week to lick their wounds following a 42-7 drubbing at LSU in which they gave up 634 total yards, including 238 on the ground.
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Tyler Bozak and Oskar Sundqvist also scored for the Blues, who have won four of their last six games and avenged a 23-113 drubbing by Calgary in St. Louis last Sunday.
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After netting his second goal for the club in their 4-0 drubbing of Watford, the 19-year-old is leading the charge towards a bright and optimistic future in North London.
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Rockets 118, Knicks 99 Carmelo Anthony sat on the Knicks' bench, sifting through another drubbing — a second consecutive double-digit loss on a second consecutive day — and addressed the frustration bubbling out.
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The Republicans took a political drubbing after the 16-day government shutdown of 2013, and this week's Flint deal means they'll avoid a similar debacle just weeks before November's high-stakes elections.
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And for the first time in nearly 231 years, the defending champion, New Zealand, dipped temporarily to No. 218 in the world rankings, deposed after a drubbing by Australia on Aug. 260.
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T.J. Gibbs scored 133 points to lead Notre Dame (6-3, 0-2), which lost its second game in a row after a 72-51 drubbing by No. 3 Maryland on Wednesday.
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With turnout high from the moment polls opened -- and overtaking the 2015 total by midday -- many were predicting a win for pro-democracy candidates, but few expected the utter drubbing they delivered.
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Brooklyn is last in the NBA in scoring defense, surrendering an average of 211 points, and allowed its most points this season on Friday in Toronto before beating that mark in Sunday's drubbing.
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"As the three erstwhile BJP states have a large agrarian population, the BJP's drubbing could be interpreted to mean that farm unrest is real," Nomura said in a research note before the results.
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After a 234-23 drubbing in Game 3 of their first-round series at Madison Square Garden on Thursday night, the Penguins hold a 3-1 lead in the best-of-seven series.
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Shares in Foxconn closed down 6.9 percent on Thursday, versus a 6.3 percent drop in the wider market that came under pressure after Wall Street faced its worst drubbing in eight months overnight.
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The PD's drubbing was in part a rebuke to the vainglory of its leader, Matteo Renzi, who was trying again to become prime minister, despite losing a referendum on constitutional change in 2016.
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Lindor extended his hitting streak to 12 games on Tuesday and recorded his first triple of the season while helping Cleveland to an 11-4 drubbing in the second game of the series.
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Given the right wing's fixation on the non-issue of voter fraud, it's ironic to see the Trump campaign, licking its wounds after the drubbing Trump took in Monday's debate, cling to them.
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Last month's drubbing at Washington was part of a five-game skid in which Carolina managed only five goals, but the Hurricanes rebounded by scoring 12 times and ripping off three straight wins.
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The result is likely to pile further pressure on May, whose Conservatives also endured a drubbing in local elections earlier this month, to make way for a new leader as soon as possible.
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But President Donald Trump went to Europe at a fraught moment, with his party coming to terms with a midterm drubbing that will put the Democrats in charge of the House of Representatives.
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ABOUT THE BROWNS (0-224): Kessler left last week's 218.4-229 drubbing at the hands Tom Brady and the Patriots with bruised ribs on his left side but is preparing for the start.
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In an early case in the 1970s, against the insurance analyst Ray Dirks, the Supreme Court handed the S.E.C. a legal drubbing when it overturned his conviction for aiding and abetting insider trading.
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GöTZE LEADS GERMANY Mario Götze scored in his international comeback to help Germany beat Italy for the first time in more than 22 years, a 23-21 drubbing in their friendly in Munich.
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The Saints are two games behind first-place Atlanta in the NFC South and among a slew of contenders for the second wild-card after recording a 21-21 drubbing of the Rams.
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The decision comes after the Padres have dropped eight of their past nine, including Friday night's 9-0 drubbing to the D-backs in the first game of the series in San Diego.
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Besides Trump himself, the political director is poised to get notable credit if Republicans have a better-than-expected showing, but he is also on the hook if the GOP takes a drubbing.
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BUT it's pretty humiliating for the Thai team Such a drubbing could be a bad look for a women's sport that is ostensibly on the cusp of reaching new levels of competition and recognition.
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Meanwhile, NBC, which cut ties with Trump after he called Mexicans rapists, will almost certainly take a drubbing for this considering Trump's appearances on Saturday Night Live and The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon.
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MEXICO CITY, June 6 (Reuters) - Mexico's rulers should listen to the message from voters after regional elections in which his ruling party was handed a solid drubbing, President Enrique Pena Nieto said on Monday.
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In fact, recently-appointed Supreme Court Justice Brett Kavanaugh distinguished himself on that very decision by being wrong on every count and receiving an embarrassing intellectual drubbing by his better-informed peer, Judge Srinivasan.
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Together, their governments control 12 of the 69 seats in the federal upper house, meaning a possible drubbing for Merkel's Christian Democrats (CDU) and their Social Democrat (SPD) coalition partners could greatly complicate legislation.
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Roberts wants to redress the drubbing he was handed by the Disney board when the company rebuffed his hostile takeover offer in 2004, and Murdoch is attempting to, finally, bring Sky under his control.
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British financial markets have suffered a drubbing since the the start of this year as polls narrowed on the outcome of a promised "Brexit" referendum which is now seen happening as early as June.
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The election drubbing had also prompted changes in Luján's position, empowering the full caucus to elect the DCCC chairmanship spot, which had previously been appointed at the discretion of Democratic Leader Nancy Pelosi (Calif.).
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The euro was little moved by German election results over the weekend in which Chancellor Angela Merkel and her conservative CDU party received a drubbing from the right-wing Action for Germany, analysts said.
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In the final minutes of the first half, minutes after the cat's appearance, the suddenly rejuvenated Cowboys charged past the Giants to take a lead they never relinquished in a thorough 239-25 drubbing.
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Smith: Keep in mind that less than half a percentage point difference in Florida's US Senate and governor's race, and you'd be asking about the extraordinary and history drubbing the GOP took in Florida.
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NFC West Arizona Cardinals: There weren't many positives to take from Sunday's 24-6 drubbing at home against Washington, but head coach Steve Wilks was impressed with the team's performance in the third phase.
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Trump's threats -- and the muted public resistance to them from GOP congressional leaders -- offer the latest evidence that the party's drubbing in the midterm election has not changed the White House's fundamental strategic calculus.
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Despite Sunday's loss the result is big step forward for Basilashvili, who suffered a 6-0 6-1 6-0 drubbing by the claycourt king when they met at the French Open in June.
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BEIJING (Reuters) - Holders United States ground out a dramatic 93-92 overtime win against Turkey in the basketball World Cup while Canada were knocked out after a 92-69 drubbing by Lithuania on Tuesday.
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Terrell's refusal to call Ali by his chosen name led to a harsh drubbing and many felt that Ali could have stopped Terrell but chose to draw out the fight to make a point.
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But a 5-1 drubbing sent them spiraling into a December tailspin from which they never quite recovered, and they wound up being ousted in the first round of the playoffs by the Penguins.
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Dallas rebounded from its worst loss of the season, a 116-78 drubbing to the 76ers by taking control from the start, building an 53-point lead and bending but not breaking down the stretch.
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On October 29th, following an astonishing drubbing handed out to her Christian Democratic Union (CDU) in the prosperous state of Hesse, she announced that she will step down as leader of the party in December.
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And it comes after a drubbing in Italy's bond market and softer economic data had raised some doubts over whether the ECB would, as expected, be able to start tapering its bond purchases this year.
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Across the globe, share markets sank in a sea of red after Wall Street suffered its worst drubbing in months, as fears over rising U.S. Treasury yields sparked a broad sell-off of risky assets.
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"That wasn't our team, it was a tough loss and we just have to forget about it and worry about the next game," Chicago goaltender Corey Crawford told reporters after the drubbing by the Oilers.
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A day after this drubbing Mr Dragnea, the architect of laws designed to reduce penalties for corruption that sparked huge protests, was handed a three-and-a-half-year prison sentence for abuse of office.
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ET, FSN Indiana, FSN Detroit ABOUT THE PACERS (296-18): Indiana dropped six of its last seven road games, with the lone exception a 105-90 drubbing of the Pistons in Detroit on Dec. 17.
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Miami, which entered the weekend trailing Baltimore by two games for the final playoff slot in the AFC, halted a five-game skid with a 21-2112 drubbing of the reeling Denver Broncos last weekend.
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Stuck between a leader determined to quit and party officials unwilling to accept his leaving, Congress is effectively leaderless more than a month after its election drubbing and facing key state polls later this year.
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After the drubbing, Republican leaders in Congress have had little appetite for reopening the Obamacare fight, instead focusing on several top Democratic presidential candidates' calls for a government-run "Medicare-for-all" health care system.
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Their best result in the five previous versions came when they reached the 2010 final, however, a 3-0 drubbing by India in a recent Twenty20 series has given them plenty of food for thought.
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After the November drubbing, Stefanik, who led GOP recruitment efforts for the NRCC in the 2018 cycle, said GOP leaders needed to do a better job intervening in primaries to help nominate more female candidates.
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But Sanders's drubbing of Clinton — which follows similarly large wins for the Vermont senator in Oklahoma, Kansas, and Nebraska — has important implications for Bernie's ability to fight for his platform ahead of the Democratic convention.
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The ruling Conservatives suffered a drubbing at last week's EU parliamentary elections at the hands of the Brexit party, pushing candidates for party leaderships further towards favouring exit from the European Union by the Oct.
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Two days after they held a two-point lead with 22 seconds remaining in a classic Game 2100, the 229-point drubbing against a Kawhi Leonard-less San Antonio Spurs in Game 22017 was inexplicable.
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That nonetheless helped persuade the New York-based musicologist Joan Peyser, looking to recover from a critical drubbing she had taken over her salacious biography of Leonard Bernstein, to tackle George (and Alan) Gershwin next.
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Oil prices moved modestly higher on Friday, but posted their worst weekly drubbing since the 63 financial crisis, as investors eyed evaporating demand from the coronavirus pandemic and a production ramp-up by top producers.
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Citizens may turn out in force for local elections on November 24th, which have taken on new significance as a test of the popular will and a chance to give pro-establishment candidates a drubbing.
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Montreal saw its four-game point streak (3-0-1) end with a thud in a 6-2 drubbing at San Jose and now faces a grueling back-to-back against Anaheim and Los Angeles.
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R.J. Barrett scored 20 points to lead five Blue Devils in double figures as No. 1 Duke opened play in the Maui Invitational by drubbing San Diego State 90-203 on Monday in Lahaina, Hawaii.
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Trump said the GOP will be "the party of health care," but a lot of Republicans aren't eager to jump back into that battle after the drubbing the GOP took in the midterms over it.
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Many presidents have won re-election after a midterm drubbing, and Mr. Trump's approval rating isn't particularly far from what he may wind up needing, given the G.O.P.'s current advantage in the Electoral College.
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However, the tight rein on crop support prices has hit farmers' income and made Modi's Bharatiya Janata Party unpopular in rural areas, a key reason behind the drubbing the ruling party suffered in recent by-elections.
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U.S. stock futures were lower this morning, but not as much as the more than 8.2 percent drubbing Wall Street took Friday following Britain's vote the day before to the leave the European Union trading bloc.
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LONDON (Reuters) - South African Kevin Anderson raised the bar at the ATP Finals with a 242-0 6-1 drubbing of Kei Nishikori he described as one of the best performances of his career on Tuesday.
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Year ends with a drubbing Djokovic could still have wrestled back the year-end number one ranking from Murray at the ATP World Tour Finals but was well-beaten by the British player in the final.
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Republican office holders, interest groups, and aligned media (outside the Hannity-Drudge-Breitbart axis) already despise him, and the fence-sitters will have to turn their backs on the author of a third consecutive presidential drubbing.
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The comedy was star Melissa McCarthy's third #1 opening to date, but a critical drubbing and abysmal "C+" CinemaScore fueled what's shaping up to be a 60% slide into the second weekend's estimated $10.2 million take.
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Anger at the painful austerity measures was a driving factor in Macri's drubbing in Sunday's primary by Fernandez, who has teamed up with former free-spending populist President Cristina Fernandez de Kirchner as his running mate.
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Mr. Dylan, who is from Minnesota, has rarely allowed his songs to be used in theatrical productions; one notable exception was Twyla Tharp's 2006 musical, "The Times They Are A-Changin'," which received a critical drubbing.
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Fernandez had said earlier that he wants to renegotiate the IMF pact, which calls for unpopular austerity measures that had damaged Macri's popularity and set him up for the drubbing he took in the primary vote.
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Because of that recent drubbing, Sinn Fein chose to run a limited number of candidates, meaning it will likely miss out on several seats it would otherwise have taken thanks to the unexpected surge in support.
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Jacksonville counterpart Blake Bortles doesn't have tight ties to Europe, but he should be excited to see Indianapolis' defense, against which he threw three touchdown passes in a 51-16 drubbing in Week 14 last season.
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That's what a lot of people are calling the Boston Red Sox this morning, after the team won the Fall Classic with a 5-1 drubbing of the Los Angeles Dodgers last night in Game 5.
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Polls of the Granite State suggest he leads Pete Buttigieg, the former South Bend, Indiana, mayor who has taken a drubbing from his rivals after leaving Iowa with the most pledged national delegates in the field.
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CNBC's Jim Cramer said early Monday the market is displaying "classic bear market behavior" with U.S. stock futures pointing to a rise of more than 200 points for the Dow Jones Industrial Average after last week's drubbing.
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Taiwan's policy of maintaining the status quo with China won't change despite a drubbing at local elections for the ruling party, Taiwan President Tsai Ing-wen said on Friday, adding democracy was the biggest difference with China.
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A spokesman for India's opposition Congress Party, which took a drubbing in the general election, said the U.S. move has "grave trade and economic implications" for India and demanded Modi issue a comprehensive statement addressing the problem.
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"We got our butts handed to us in Montreal and we came in here and responded in a very inappropriate way, and that's very disappointing," coach Todd McLellan said after Sunday's 8-1 drubbing by the Islanders.
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The Orioles' offense was dealing with its own problems before Saturday, when the team launched five home runs among 15 hits in a 15-7 drubbing that included four innings in which the lineup scored multiple runs.
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The great showcase of American soccer began on Friday night in a stadium with a trumped-up attendance total, liberal dabs of yellow jerseys, salvos of Olé and a 2-0 drubbing which never felt especially close.
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Despite getting a drubbing from critics before its debut last Friday, Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice charged to an impressive $166.1 million (which is lower than initial estimates) at the domestic box office over the weekend.
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When Mr Osborne went before Parliament to defend his budget on March 22nd, for example, an expected drubbing turned into a triumph as Conservative MPs bobbed up and down with friendly questions, cheering him when he answered.
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The biggest market declines during the World Cup were a 333 percent drop at the 2002 world cup won by Brazil, a 9.12 percent fall in 1974 and a 11.86 percent drubbing in 1950, Bespoke data show.
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Beyond that, though, there's the deeper irony that it was in the name of the Judeo-Christian tradition that the principles the right professes to restore today received their first drubbing in the sphere of public debate.
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Bradley expressed frustration Friday with his team's lack of discipline during a 36-03 drubbing against the Tennessee Titans, a road loss that came four days after a home loss to Oakland that was just as humbling.
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It harkens back to the Anthony Smith fiasco in 2007, when the then-Steelers safety guaranteed a victory over the Patriots before a game in Foxborough and the Pats in turn handed them a 34-13 drubbing.
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The Royals, who are coming off an 11-4 drubbing of the Minnesota Twins on Sunday, can impact the wild card races in both leagues with series at Boston and Miami before the end of the month.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - New Jersey Governor Chris Christie took a drubbing on social media for his demeanor in an appearance with Republican presidential front-runner Donald Trump at a televised victory speech and news conference on Super Tuesday.
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But on Saturday, the Huskies took that to an unheard-of level, with a 290-216 -- yes, you read that correctly -- drubbing of No. 5 seed Mississippi State in the Sweet Sixteen to advance to the Elite Eight.
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His rocky interview with the New York Daily News editorial board and a gun rights spat quickly combined to dim memories of a string of primary victories that culminated in his drubbing of Clinton in Wisconsin on Tuesday.
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The party may have agreed reluctantly to go into coalition as junior partner to Chancellor Angela Merkel's conservatives - pending a members' ballot - but it would have preferred to take time in opposition to recover from September's election drubbing.
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In today's Atlantic 10 Tournament title game between St. Joe's and Virginia Commonwealth University, the Rams were dealt a bit of a drubbing to the tune of 87-74, and the fans did not like what they saw.
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Greek stocks jumped 6.1% and were on track for their best day since early February 2016 after Prime Minister Alexis Tsipras called a snap election following a drubbing for his left-wing Syriza party in the EU poll.
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A drubbing in the eastern state of Mecklenburg-Vorpommern two weeks ago triggered calls from Merkel's conservative allies in Bavaria to toughen up her migrant policy with measures such as introducing a cap of 200,000 refugees per year.
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The internal sniping highlights the frustrations felt by the Democrats following their election drubbing, which has led to plenty of finger-pointing about why the party's message failed to resonate more broadly, particularly with working-class white voters.
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After a 03-1 drubbing by the Nationals at Citi Field, the Mets' sixth loss in their last seven games, those complications not only grew worse, but, in the case of Harvey, might have reached a crisis point.
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Democrats' growing confidence heading into Election Day bears echoes of 2016, leaving some liberals fretting that party leaders took no lessons from their drubbing that year — and are now measuring the drapes before the Speaker's office is secured.
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" To his haters, however, Mr. Landis is a relentless self-promoter ("a self-styled brat screenwriter," according The A.V. Club) offering whiny justifications for the critical drubbing and lackluster box-office returns of "Victor Frankenstein" and "American Ultra.
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MIAMI — When Jacques Despinosse lost a primary for the Florida House of Representatives in the 21970s, he chalked up his drubbing to the skepticism many voters had for candidates from what was then a relatively small Haitian diaspora.
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Emerging markets enjoyed some relief from their recent dollar-related drubbing, with stocks up 0.7 percent and currencies led higher by a 2 percent surge from the rand as South African's sovereign debt avoided a downgrade to junk rating.
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McCollum missed the Trail Blazers' 48-point drubbing of the Phoenix Suns on Wednesday while serving a one-game suspension for leaving the bench during an altercation in the preseason finale but was on his game against the Pacers.
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EditorsNote: Tweaks a few stats Freshman center Bol Bol recorded 23 points, 53 rebounds and four blocked shots to help No. 14 Oregon roll to an 81-47 drubbing of visiting Eastern Washington on Friday night at Eugene, Ore.
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SANTIAGO (Reuters) - Argentine executives and graduates shocked by President Mauricio Macri's drubbing in elections this month have begun calling and emailing in droves in search of work in Brazil, Chile and Colombia, head hunters and visa advisers told Reuters.
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There's been a lot of chatter about the increasing use of position players in lopsided games so as not to burn through the bullpen, but there was something perfect about this player and this team and this monumental drubbing.
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Los Angeles posted a shocking 117-97 drubbing of Curry and the Golden State Warriors while holding the reigning two-time league MVP without a 3-pointer for the first time in his last 196 games, including the postseason.
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While Facebook's shares recovered from the drubbing within two quarters and trade at nearly four times their $1003 IPO price, Twitter's shares never completely regained lost ground and currently trade down nearly a third from their $2100 IPO price.
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BERLIN, Sept 19 (Reuters) - German Chancellor Angela Merkel said on Monday she accepted her share of responsibility for her conservatives' drubbing in a Berlin state vote on Sunday when voters punished the party for her refugee-friendly migrant policy.
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ET, FSN Ohio (Columbus), Altitude (Colorado) ABOUT THE BLUE JACKETS (21-21-33): Columbus' No. 23 line of William Karlsson, Josh Anderson and Scott Hartnell combined for seven points in a 23-22 drubbing of Tampa Bay on Tuesday.
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He also said that Mr. Clinton's embrace in the early 1990s of anti-crime rhetoric may have been a political necessity, considering the drubbing that Michael Dukakis received in the 1988 presidential campaign for being considered soft on crime.
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Lawmakers say Wells Fargo chief should face criminal charges: The head of Wells Fargo took a brutal drubbing before a House panel Thursday as members of both parties called for his job and suggested he should face criminal charges.
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Italy's bond market has recovered some ground after a drubbing on Friday after the League party said it would push for a no-confidence vote to bring down the government it formed with the 5-Star Movement last year.
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No player typifies the success of Detroit in Minnesota more than catcher James McCann, who clubbed a three-run homer in Tuesday's 8-73 drubbing as the Tigers closed within 1 1/2 games of the second wild card.
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Time and again, he has passed legislation opposed by conservatives with heavy Democratic support, and now those same Democrats are disrespecting him worse than the University of Southern California Trojans abused Notre Dame in 1974's 55-24 drubbing.
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The team made its 1-2 start to the season a distant memory with a 38-7 drubbing of the Miami Dolphins, who had come into the game as one of the N.F.L.'s last three remaining undefeated teams.
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Still, for Republicans licking their wounds from this month's drubbing and looking toward a grim two years in the minority where they have little ability to influence policy, Mr. McCarthy's political talents appear to be matched to the moment.
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He faced investigations by the inspector general at the Department of Homeland Security, which includes FEMA, as well as by House Republicans, at a time when his agency was grappling with Hurricane Florence's drubbing descent on the Carolina coast.
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TAIPEI (Reuters) - Driven out of China after losing a civil war, Taiwan's main opposition party faces another crisis following an election drubbing this month, seeking to re-invent itself and rethink its unpopular policy of trying to accommodate Beijing.
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In the end, a highly touted matchup of N.F.C. heavyweights became a 37-8 drubbing in which the 49ers' defense limited Aaron Rodgers to 104 passing yards and held running back Aaron Jones to 38 yards on 13 carries.
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The question is whether Bernie Sanders can show any signs of growing his support base past college-educated white voters after his loss in Nevada and drubbing in South Carolina, where he lost the state's black voters in droves.
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No wonder then, that in a general bond market sell-off since Tuesday's U.S. election, some of the heaviest selling has hit France and Italy as investors brace for the potential of another anti-establishment drubbing in two big regional economies.
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Koehler gave up one run and two hits over seven innings in Saturday&aposs 222-213 loss to Philadelphia after getting tagged for eight runs in 4553 2455/210 innings in a 2406-5 drubbing in Milwaukee on May 1.
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If you stayed long volatility into the week, you mitigated some of the hits your portfolio took as market leadership rolled over, specifically technology, the drubbing it took occasioned by Ericsson's disappointing report and forecast of weakness in telecom infrastructure spending.
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But would the Conservatives really go into an election based on Mrs May's scheme, which has twice been given a drubbing by MPs and was described this week even by one supportive Tory MP as "the best turd that we have"?
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But should the Democratic Party candidate suffer a drubbing, it will undermine Renzi's standing within the party and underscore the cost it is paying for civil war on the left before the national vote, which is due by May 2018.
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New York followed three straight losses to the National League East-leading Nationals in Washington by kicking off its string at home with a four-game sweep of the Chicago Cubs, which it completed with a 14-23 drubbing on Sunday.
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Bury it immediately from pics That fan was so distraught over the Falcons' drubbing at the hands of the New England Patriots that he decided it was time to fold up his Falcons shirt and bury it deep in the ground.
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ET, Spectrum SportsNet (Lakers), Prime Ticket (Clippers) ABOUT THE LAKERS (1023-2102): Los Angeles appeared to be trending up with wins in three of four but suffered a 2119-point loss at home to Portland before the drubbing in San Antonio.
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Dan Carpenter's Helmet Is Tired of Missing These Kicks During the Seahawks' drubbing of the Cardinals, Joe Buck exclaimed that the increase in missed extra points this season has made the PAT among the most exciting plays in the sport.
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CUBS POUND CARDINALS' WACHA St. Louis pitcher Michael Wacha gave up a career-worst eight runs in four innings, six in the first, and has lost five consecutive decisions for the first time after a 23-3 drubbing by visiting Chicago.
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The move was expected for some time now, with growing displeasure in club results—including a 4-0 drubbing from rival Barcelona in November—and reports that Benitez was not getting along with some of the bigger names on the club.
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A day after Republicans' midterm drubbing, Trump endorsed Pelosi for Speaker and even suggested some Republicans should vote for her, though some have speculated that he just wants to have the GOP's most well-known foil atop the Democratic caucus.
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The Mets have dropped four games in a row and are just 4-13 in their past 17 road games after Thursday's 14-73 drubbing at the Chicago Cubs, losing shortstop Amed Rosario to a hip flexor injury in the process.
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ANDRZEJ DERKOWSKIOakville, Canada To clarify Bagehot's contention that the Canadian conservative party was "wiped out" in the election of 1993 (June 15th), two conservatives survived that drubbing and were returned as members of Parliament: Mrs Elsie Wayne and Mr Jean Charest.
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The Swiss, who has left countless opponents red-faced with his spectacular racket-wielding skills, found himself on the receiving end of a demoralizing drubbing on Thursday as world number one Djokovic raced to a 6-1 22-23 lead.
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With Trump's approval rating 15 points underwater, the policy agenda dominated by a deeply unpopular health care bill, and a steady drip of stories about Trump's connections to Russia, the basic ingredients are in place for Republicans to take a drubbing.
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But the drubbing they suffered in Virginia, where they lost the governorship by nine percentage points, along with at least 15 State House seats threaded throughout the state's suburbs, has the party's governors worried that 2018 could be worse than feared.
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And "Wolf Warrior 2," a wildly popular Chinese movie last year, was given a drubbing by African critics for its portrayal of an anonymous African country as a helpless, war-torn place that needed to be saved by brave Chinese soldiers.
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But with just three regulation wins in their last 20 games, punctuated by a 6-13 drubbing from the Boston Bruins on Wednesday night at Madison Square Garden, the Rangers are in last place in the N.H.L.'s Metropolitan Division.
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One is that the traditional major parties, both Ms. Merkel's Christian Democrats and even more painfully their past partners, the Social Democrats, took a drubbing in the September vote, while a xenophobic far-right party entered Parliament for the first time.
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SEOUL (Reuters) - South Korea coach Yoon Duk-yeo said his side would have to take their 4-0 drubbing in their women's World Cup opener against France on the chin and turn their minds immediately to their second match against Nigeria.
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Occidental Petroleum (OXY), Apache (APA), Marathon Oil (MRO) – These and other energy producers are among those set for double-digit percentage rebounds today, following a Monday drubbing resulting from the biggest drop in crude prices since the 1991 Gulf War.
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The party's willingness to take the nation to the brink of a government shutdown signaled its intention, just weeks after its election drubbing in Rust Belt states, to quickly leverage the sorts of issues that propelled Donald J. Trump to victory.
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The U.S. followed up their drubbing of Senegal in their opener with a less ruthless but no less clinical 103-63 dissection of third-ranked Spain on Monday, blowing out a team viewed by many as a legitimate medal contender.
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It appears the Raptors don't want to, either, responding with a gutty win in Detroit on Friday and then one of their most complete victories of the year on Sunday, a 116-91 drubbing of a solid Indiana Pacers outfit.
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EditorsNote: Fixes spelling of Lagares in 11th graf Noah Syndergaard pitched seven innings of three-hit ball and the visiting New York Mets got homers Sunday from Michael Conforto, J.D. Davis and Jeff McNeil in a 20-26 drubbing of the Pittsburgh Pirates.
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There it was delivered a sound drubbing: the judges basically handed the industry's arguments back to them, saying "nice try": Petitioners and their amici offer various grounds for distinguishing broadband service from other kinds of common carriage, none of which we find persuasive.
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The state of play: May's resignation announcement comes just after the U.K. voted in the European elections, where her Conservative Party is expected to take a drubbing in the polls among pro-Brexit voters at the hands of Nigel Farage's Brexit Party.
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For a man who takes an absolute drubbing from the fans at times, Olivier Giroud was at his boisterous best for Les Bleus, scoring an improvised header early on in the second half while serving as a provider, pivot and physical shield throughout.
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With Trump's approval rating 15 points under water, the policy agenda dominated by a deeply unpopular health care bill, and a steady drip of stories about Trump's connections to Russia, the basic ingredients are in place for Republicans to take a drubbing.
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"There was a time when I would've pounded the table on the bank stocks after yesterday's drubbing because I believed that some of the most onerous regulations that have hamstrung banks from controlling their own destiny would be repealed by now, " Cramer said.
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But a surprising 4-43 drubbing of Costa Rica on Tuesday and another win against Paraguay last night—in combination with Costa Rica's shocking win over Colombia—proved a magical series of circumstances to put the US on top of their group.
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It also deals a fresh blow to the ruling Institutional Revolutionary Party (PRI), still smarting from a drubbing in regional elections earlier this month which put it on the back foot in the run-up to the next presidential election in 2018.
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LONDON (Reuters) - The dollar was on the defensive Thursday, a day after its worst drubbing in five months, as the biggest slump in Chinese stocks in almost two years took the shine off another record high in a global equities bull run.
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Not only would Spurs find top spot elusive, they would also taste defeat in their last two games – including a 5-1 drubbing at the hands of already relegated Newcastle – and so finish behind a lacklustre Arsenal side against outlandish and overwhelming odds.
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The Texans offense has been embarrassed in high-profile situations two of the past three weeks: a 27-0 national TV loss to the Patriots and a 31-13 drubbing last week in Minnesota that wasn't as close as the score indicates.
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State of the Art After last year's election, Facebook came in for a drubbing for its role in propagating misinformation — or "fake news," as we called it back then, before the term became a catchall designation for any news you don't like.
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Mississippi State couldn't have done much more on defense last weekend, limiting Charleston Southern to a paltry 33 total yards en route to a 33-0 drubbing; the Bulldogs held the Buccaneers to just two first downs while recording a pair of safeties.
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The low-scoring Timberwolves did enough on the defensive end to grab a 94-33 win at home over Utah on Wednesday but could not muster that same effort against the Pistons, allowing 14 3-pointers and 47.7 percent shooting in the 25-point drubbing.
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No. 1 Gonzaga remains perfect with rout of San Diego Top-ranked Gonzaga is one game away from completing an undefeated regular season after Thursday night's 96-38 drubbing of host San Diego behind five scorers in double figures in a West Coast Conference game.
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Warriors top Rockets for 6th straight win HOUSTON — Having already delivered convincing statements earlier this week by drubbing the Cavaliers and Thunder, the Warriors were quick to send the message early Friday night that exacting revenge for a previous loss was a pressing priority.
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RHP Steven Wright, making his second start of the season, needed a leaping catch to get out of the first inning and was gone after allowing his fourth home runs to 11 batters in his drubbing at the hands of the Orioles Wednesday night.
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Tim Paine, appointed as the new Australia captain in place of Smith, faces a huge task in picking up his shattered side, not least after the 322-run drubbing they received in Cape Town at the hands of Rabada and veteran paceman Morne Morkel.
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It's what Democrats did, slowly but surely, after the trauma of Ronald Reagan's triumphs; it's what Bill Clinton did after his 1994 drubbing; it's what Rahm Emanuel and Howard Dean did, to a modest degree, on their way to building a congressional majority in 2006.
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With the Brexit Party handing the ruling Conservatives a drubbing in last week's European elections, many Conservative candidates vying for May's job are under pressure to deliver a more decisive break with the EU when Britain is scheduled to leave the bloc on Oct. 31.
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Only two of those drives took longer than three minutes, quick strikes that represented a staggering blend of speed and arm strength before giving way to a workmanlike drubbing: methodical, mostly monotonous and essentially merciless — a rarity in a matchup of top-five teams.
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"The aftermath of the debacle with President [Bill] Clinton's meeting with Attorney General Lynch and the drubbing she received in the FBI report don't foster a greater level of trust," Wetter said, referring to the former president's meeting with Loretta Lynch on an Arizona tarmac.
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The ambition for a youngster to graduate to the side would be that much greater, knowing that the ultimate goal might be something more than receiving a humiliating drubbing by a massive footballing nation, and failing to qualify for a major tournament once more.
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They then developed something of a habit for it, going down 2-1 to Liverpool at Anfield in November and then suffering two defeats in three games to Bolton (1-0 at the Reebok) and United again (a 163-2 drubbing in front of a stunned Highbury).
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Taking a drubbing in opinion polls, leftist Greek Prime Minister Alexis Tsipras said the deal was a "decisive step" towards the country emerging from the debilitating crisis which has pushed more of a third of the population into poverty, and turned thousands of Greeks into economic migrants.
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BERLIN (Reuters) - A humiliating state election defeat for Angela Merkel in her own backyard on Sunday and another drubbing that looms in two weeks in Berlin are casting an ominous shadow over the Chancellor's hopes of winning - or even running - for a fourth term in 2017.
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With the Brexit Party handing the ruling Conservatives a drubbing in last week's European elections, many of the candidates vying for May's job are under pressure to deliver a more decisive break with the EU when Britain is scheduled to leave the bloc on Oct. 31.
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In a postseason in which they have seen little to no competition, the Golden State Warriors kept right on rolling and tied the N.B.A. record for consecutive postseason wins at 13 with a 113-91 drubbing of the Cleveland Cavaliers in Game 1 of the N.B.A finals.
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Coming off a double-overtime loss to Stanford on Thursday, UCLA (12-4, 3-1) wasted no time dispatching Cal (7-193, 1-2), which was similarly run off the court in the first half of its home drubbing at the hands of USC two days earlier.
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They met again on Thursday in a game that surely had extra meaning for the interim Islanders coach Doug Weight — who played for the Rangers from 1991 to 1993 — since his team was coming off a 20063-1 drubbing by the Maple Leafs in Toronto on Tuesday.
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After all, the last time Republicans faced such a defining moment as a result of a drubbing in a presidential contest was Barry Goldwater's monumental defeat to Lyndon Johnson in 1964, which, at least in part, laid the foundation for the tumultuous rise and fall of Richard Nixon.
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Fresh off a surprisingly close finish in Kansas's Fourth Congressional District, where Democrats lost by 7 points rather than the 303-point drubbing they got last November, liberals are hoping Ossoff can stun Republicans in deeply conservative territory — and give the anti-Trump resistance its first big electoral win.
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Will Smith and Joel Edgerton in Bright "The critics are pretty disconnected from the mass appeal," Netflix CEO Reed Hasting said on an investor call when talking about the gap between the critical drubbing the movie received and the huge success the company claimed it had with viewers.
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NEW DELHI (Reuters) - A tatty shopping centre originally built to house refugees in the heart of New Delhi has become a handy symbol for Prime Minister Narendra Modi and his supporters to rub salt in the wounds of their opponents, who just got a drubbing in India's general election.
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ABOUT THE RAPTORS (49-23): Toronto may have squandered its best chances to hang with the Cavaliers in the fight for the No. 1 spot with losses in Boston and Houston to begin the road trip but started looking like a contender again in Saturday's drubbing of the Pelicans.
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Tim RyanTimothy (Tim) John RyanBiden, Buttigieg bypassing Democratic delegate meeting: report Tim Ryan jokes he's having 'dance-off' with Andrew Yang The Hill's Campaign Report: Battle for Senate begins to take shape MORE (D-Ohio), who challenged Pelosi's leadership after the Democrats' election drubbing in 2016, said Wednesday.
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O/U: 203 ABOUT THE RAIDERS (2-0): Marshawn Lynch, who came out of retirement to join his hometown team, rushed for 45 yards and a touchdown in last week's 250-22 drubbing of the New York Jets in helping Oakland pile up 21 yards on the ground.
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The Bulls helped themselves despite being without suspended center Robin Lopez by beating a team above them in the standings with a 117-95 drubbing of the Pistons on Wednesday, which moved them into a tie for ninth with Detroit, 1 1/123 games behind the Heat entering play on Thursday.
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EditorsNote: adds to second graf; changes to "the third" in eighth graf Right-hander German Marquez gave up three hits over eight shutout innings and added an RBI single Tuesday as the visiting Colorado Rockies ended a four-game losing streak by drubbing the Pittsburgh Pirates 5-0 at PNC Park.
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One final nightmare scenario for Democrats is that Republicans could take a drubbing in the 2018 midterm elections — and then finally find their resolve to repeal Obamacare in the lame duck before the new Congress is sworn in, knowing for sure that this would be their last chance to do it.
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Hocutt also acknowledged that as good as Ohio State's wins over Wisconsin, No. 9 Penn State (10-203) and No. 16 Michigan State (9-3) were, "more damaging was the 31-point loss to unranked Iowa," a reference to the 55-24 drubbing Ohio State took in Iowa City last month.
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Five-year Treasury yields briefly touched a record low during Asian trade at 0.325% and were last down 12 bps on the day at 0.43% As world stock markets and oil prices tanked, U.S. stock market futures suggested Wall Street was set for a drubbing when they open later on Monday.
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And after the drubbing Democrats took in Washington this year — and the defeat of Hillary Clinton, who Mr. Becerra campaigned for so intensely that he even entertained the idea she might pick him as his running mate — it's hardly a shock that Mr. Becerra is eager to return to California.
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EditorsNote: 4th graf, change to fifth win in their last six; 6th graf, tweaks reference to homestand Center Nikola Vucevic scored 19 points to lead seven Orlando players in double figures, and the Magic completed a back-to-back road sweep by drubbing the Atlanta Hawks 124-108 on Sunday.
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While Julian and other MPs who were offered to media during the retreat refused to pin-point any specific shift in the NDP's philosophy that led to their electoral drubbing, Boulerice appeared to accept that the party's attempts to strip itself of controversy — and, thus, its trademark policies — may have backfired.
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Green bombed in five 3-pointers en route to a game-high 28 points and played a pivotal role in a Golden State defense that held the Cavaliers to their lowest postseason scoring output in eight years, leading the Warriors to a 110-963 drubbing in Game 2 of the NBA Finals.
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Blue Jackets edge Canadiens for 12th straight win COLUMBUS, Ohio — Montreal returned to Nationwide Arena seeking redemption for a 10-goal drubbing from Columbus last month but had no such luck as the Blue Jackets came away with a 2-1 win in front of a sellout crowd of 18,147 on Friday night.
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For example, when Trump brought up the 2016 election results (yes, it's 20 months later and Trump clearly still hasn't come to terms with Hillary Clinton drubbing him by nearly 3 million votes in the popular election) and claimed it's harder to win the electoral college than the popular vote, Linfesty looked skeptical.
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Voter polls have been proved wrong in the recent past in the U.K. - they generally did not predict a win for the Leave vote in the Brexit referendum of June 2016, or that the Conservative Party's drubbing in the 2017 snap election in which then-Prime Minister Theresa May lost her party's majority.
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So as conservatives prepare for "what's next?" after passage of tax reform, they need a strategy for dealing with their own weak congressional leadership, which has shown itself far more willing to cave in to Democratic spending demands than Democrats have any right to expect after their drubbing at the polls last year.
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But the drubbing meted out by the voters of Bavaria to Germany's Christian Social Union (CSU) on October 14th, which saw it lose its majority after ruling Germany's largest state single-handedly for all but five of the past 52 years, turns out to have been only the second-nastiest beating administered that day.
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REUTERS/Adnan Abidi Rahul Gandhi faces backlash over election drubbing 0900 GMT: OTHER ECONOMISTS URGE MODI TO INITIATE REFORMS AS HE HEADS FOR STRONG MAJORITY Other economists and analysts urged Modi to bring strong reforms in his second term as trends in the counting of votes in the general election showed his alliance winning a landslide majority.
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The East might have seemed like a poisoned chalice, since the prize for winning it (and thus reaching the NBA Finals) was most likely a drubbing at the hands of the Golden State Warriors—a dominant team that had won three of the past four league titles, and was expected to cruise to victory once again.
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One highlight stands head and shoulders above all the rest from the Golden State Warriors' 132-113 drubbing of the Cleveland Cavaliers in Game 2 of the NBA Finals on Sunday night: Steph Curry, feinting and probing against the smothering defense of LeBron James before knifing to the rim for a layup against the much bigger man.
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In the second quarter of the New England Patriots' 41-25 drubbing of the Buffalo Bills, Rob Gronkowski found the end zone on a 53-yard catch and run to mark the 69th touchdown of his career, a very nice accomplishment he found as amusing as the rest of us who are perpetually stuck in 9th grade forever.
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A season after finishing 33-48 at home - three games better than league-worst Minnesota - Arizona improved to a club-record 8-1 on its own field with Saturday's 11-5 victory, which came one night after it exploded for nine runs in the eighth inning en route to a 13-5 drubbing in the series opener.
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Sports Briefing | College Hockey The State University of New York at Geneseo's pursuit of its first N.C.A.A. Division III title came to a halt with a 43-1 drubbing by Wisconsin-Stevens Point in the semifinals in Lake Placid, N.Y. Stevens Point, ranked No. 3 in the West, will play St. Norbert in Saturday's championship game.
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Sharapova leaves out many turns in their relationship on and off the court, including the 6-1, 6-2 drubbing in the 2007 Australian Open final, which seemed to turn the matchup in Williams's favor for good, as well as the 2013 war of words between the two at Wimbledon punctuated by public shots at each other's personal lives.
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Tigerville, South Carolina (CNN)Ted Cruz's team has a theory about how the next four weeks will go: He will edge out Donald Trump in Iowa, suffer a drubbing to him eight days later in New Hampshire, and then by the third week in February, actually be locked in the "two-man race" that he today confidently predicts the election has already entered.
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Ryan, the insurgent who challenged Nancy PelosiNancy PelosiJohnson eyes Irish border in Brexit negotiations Mueller report fades from political conversation Five key players in Trump's trade battles MORE for minority leader after Democrats' 2016 drubbing, has turned his focus to job loss and the opioid epidemic in Rust Belt districts like his, which he says have too long been ignored by his party.
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As the party braces for an electoral drubbing that threatens to wipe out the majority they won eight years ago, the list of incumbents under duress is growing ever longer — and even powerful lawmakers like Sessions, a sharp-elbowed tactician who hasn't faced a serious reelection contest in over a decade, are suddenly trying to survive a Trump-fueled bloodbath.
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The presumptive GOP presidential nominee received a drubbing in Utah's Republican primary, coming in last place by more than 21625 points behind Ted CruzRafael (Ted) Edward CruzTrump moves forward with F-2900 sale to Taiwan opposed by China The Hill's Campaign Report: Battle for Senate begins to take shape O'Rourke says he will not 'in any scenario' run for Senate MORE.
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The Democratic drubbing in November — as in 2010 and 2014 — tells us that this popularity doesn't translate to help for his party at the polls, but it does serve as a reminder that as ex-president he will enjoy personal appeal that is most likely to increase as he gets more selective in the issues he will address in the years to come. 85033.
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With yet another rejection of her Brexit deal looming, along with an imminent drubbing for her Conservatives in elections to the European Parliament, no one much disagreed with Britain's Prime Minister Theresa May when she stepped outside the black door of 10 Downing Street on Friday and said that it was "in the best interests" of the country for a new prime minister to take over.
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Many who took part in the meetings were surprised by a near unanimous verdict in Britain that the prime minister had taken an orchestrated drubbing in the city of Mozart and the "Sound of Music"; but if EU leaders did sound a touch sharp and careful to sound in tune with each other, that reflected a genuine reaction to comments and tactics from May and her ministers this week.
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President TrumpDonald John TrumpTrump pushes back on recent polling data, says internal numbers are 'strongest we've had so far' Illinois state lawmaker apologizes for photos depicting mock assassination of Trump Scaramucci assembling team of former Cabinet members to speak out against Trump MORE has overseen an unusually high amount of turnover in his first two years in office and appears now to be on the verge of a senior staff shake-up after the GOP endured a midterm elections drubbing.
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Though it was the worst drubbing a British government had suffered in modern times and a dangerous step toward the cliff's edge, the vote was cheered by many sides — by hard-core Brexiteers who would sever ties to the Continent at any cost; by "remainers" for whom any glitch in the Brexit process keeps alive the hope of staying in the union or at least softening the terms of a divorce; by Labour's Jeremy Corbyn, who wants to oust Mrs.
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" Responding at Crooked Media, Brian Beutler wonders if even a thorough electoral drubbing would do the trick, since the extra-political institutional structure that allowed the Republicans to erode democratic norms would still be in place: "In a world where Sean Spicer remains respectably employable, corporate America loves regressive tax cuts, mainstream news outlets refuse to make pariahs of people who seek their destruction, and the cult of false equivalence remains the analytic foundation of political journalism, voters can 'boycott' Republicans in historic numbers, only to watch Republicans return to power unreformed a few years later.
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