He also said pitching to the sharks isn't like pitching to any other investor, because the sharks aren't just investors; they're playing the role of entertainers to a national audience as well.
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But Clayton Kershaw wasn't exactly pitching to him back then.
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They were pitching to contact with poor results, allowing a .
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You're pitching to win the grand prize in a competitive field.
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These ideas support the narrative Snap has been pitching to investors.
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In Clippard's last six outings, he is pitching to a 17.18 ERA.
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The Jays get to pick between pitching to Bautista or walking him.
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What was it like pitching to potential investors at the Disrupt conference?
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"Honestly, I was surprised that they were pitching to me," Bellinger said.
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"I feel good from the get-go, pitching to contact," Velasquez said.
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They have three or four ideas they&aposre pitching to streaming platforms.
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I'm confused about the middle ground that you're pitching to me. Sure.
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Lyft is out pitching to investors while competitor Uber surrounds itself in controversy.
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Its bosses have proved rather less successful at pitching to their own investors.
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Or, in the words of the team pitching, to make our cities smarter.
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This lineup is strong enough to carry even bad pitching to a successful season.
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At least, that's how Rachel's pitching to him in the back of the car.
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Or I was getting up to bat and no one was pitching to me.
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Apple and other companies have had success by pitching to businesses new hardware like iPads.
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They were pitching to my aggressiveness and I was chasing, so it made total sense.
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Oh, and there was no pitching to speak of and nothing was done about it.
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Russian and Chinese shipping companies were pitching to facilitate India-Iran trade, the source said.
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The Miami Marlins believe they now have enough starting pitching to make a playoff push.
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Yet it would also be wrong to scold amateurs for pitching to the radar gun.
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Syndergaard (1-2) left his start in the second inning while pitching to Bryce Harper.
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Gizmodo spoke with three of these women about their products and their experiences pitching to investors.
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Ward can tell if investors are excited or not within 10 minutes of pitching to them.
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Flash forward four years to the present, a lot has happened since pitching to the Sharks.
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Deals • Lyft's I.P.O. is reportedly oversubscribed, just two days after it started pitching to prospective investors.
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But with his father Ron pitching to him, Harper put on a show that electrified the crowd.
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In the top of the fourth while pitching to Gurriel, Carrasco got a bug in his eye.
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Still, if he were pitching to Harper, he said, he would not give him much to hit.
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It may just indicate that you&aposre pitching to the wrong people or at the wrong time.
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"Every man and his dog is pitching to get in on the action," a loan syndicate head said.
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"I was pitching to some major magazine a story about Shanghainese-style food," freelance journalist Tienlon Ho says.
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O'Day also simulated the time in between innings while pitching to OFs Hyun Soo Kim and Joey Rickard.
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This strategy drew in talent not unlike the on-the-rise filmmakers pitching to Netflix, HBO and Hulu.
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The Harvard Business Review found that male and female founders are asked different questions when pitching to VCs.
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Williams is confident that a "concrete strategy" agreed through the WHO group will make pitching to donors easier.
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The brace popped off while he was pitching to Hanley Ramirez at the start of the fourth inning.
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The bullpen excelled over the final two months, pitching to a 3.78 E.R.A., the seventh-lowest in baseball.
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Lumin, and Sense (which is backed by Schneider Energy) also have energy efficiency products they're pitching to homeowners.
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Banks are aggressively pitching to sponsors in order to win a lucrative spot on a jumbo buyout financing.
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All those guys that carried us this year, (the Cardinals) did a good job of pitching to them.
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But Lewerke, the holder, took the snap and ran the option, pitching to Coghlin for the 6-yard touchdown.
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As for the softball injury, Clay was pitching to offensive lineman Lucas Patrick -- who connected a little TOO well.
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The way he's around the zone and pitching to a game plan has been really, really impressive to watch.
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The Indians' strategy this postseason has been simple — get an early lead and use dominant pitching to keep it.
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To do that, we scour every state's economic development marketing materials to see what they are pitching to business.
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"As an entrepreneur, you always kind of want what you're pitching to sound somewhat off the wall," he said.
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Foley was pitching to the conference of investors and allegedly spoke to Milken afterward about potentially investing in Peloton.
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The Mets have been waiting for serviceable starting pitching to bolster their potent hitting, and this weekend was promising.
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To do that, we score every state's economic development marketing materials to see what they are pitching to businesses.
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They're are also pitching to retailers, hoping to make the jump offline and into children's clothing stores around the U.S.
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"It takes a little bit of pressure off the pitching to be able to play with that lead," Goldschmidt said.
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It will screen next in November at FICFA in Moncton, and Christie is currently pitching to festivals around the world.
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Manager Torey Lovullo patched together just enough pitching to bring home the Diamondbacks' eighth win in their last nine games.
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CME is pitching to European traders with a planned network of inland sites and a system of transferable storage certificates.
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The judges will choose five teams to enter a second and final round of pitching to a fresh team of judges.
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Getting seed funding means pitching to a broad spectrum of potential investors, from "angel" investors to early-stage venture capital firms.
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It did not seem to be a conscious effort to avoid pitching to Murphy; Montero was struggling to locate his pitches.
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Rene Rivera started at catcher — Syndergaard recently expressed his interest in pitching to someone other than the regular starter Wilson Ramos.
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It's something Romney, two senators tell me, has been quietly pitching to senators in one-on-one conversations for several days.
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She had no experience pitching to investors and thought a Kickstarter campaign would be a good way to present her idea.
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Instead, it is pitching to the Americans outside Washington watching the trial on cable news, or following it on social media.
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Five teams move on as finalists for a second round of pitching to a fresh set of equally qualified and esteemed judges.
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Judge's 427-foot blast, his fifth postseason homer, stood up thanks to the ability of New York's pitching to escape occasional trouble.
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For the second consecutive time, he got a big-league victory while pitching to Gallagher, his teammate for five minor league seasons.
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Producers use something called "comps" — recent films similar to the ones they're pitching — to help sell studios on their ideas and budgets.
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In the past, Deluxe salespeople would run into each other at customer sites and discover they were pitching to the same person.
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Hammel has lost two straight starts and four of his last five, pitching to an 213 ERA over his last five outings.
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Recently, Ms. Xu was called into a meeting with human resources, right after she finished pitching to a group of potential investors.
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That process thins the herd to five startups, which go on to one final round of pitching to a new set of judges.
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The judges choose five startups to go to the semi-finals for a second round of pitching to a different set of judges.
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Carlos Martinez has dropped his last four starts, pitching to a 5.85 ERA in that span and averaging only five innings per start.
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Esports streamers and gamers are among the most bankable influencers, pitching to a new generation of consumers that don't track traditional media sources.
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Over 700 people packed into the Trask venue to see on-stage interviews and 10 companies pitching to win tickets to TechCrunch Disrupt.
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But almost no one holds a middling position on Brexit, so both Labour and the Tories are pitching to the extremes (see article).
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Encourage students to connect this film to the current presidential campaign and to consider what stories the competing candidates are pitching to voters.
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Investment banks have recently been pitching to work on a possible U.S. listing, two sources familiar with the matter told Reuters this week.
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It was in the late 1987s that Mr. Blay began pitching to major studios the idea of putting full-length movies on videocassettes.
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Once again, it was the Mets' offense that bailed out the pitching to improve the team's record to 23-1833 on the season.
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Uber has launched a start-up competition in Europe that will allow entrepreneurs to ride in a taxi while pitching to experienced venture capitalists.
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Judge's 427-foot blast and his fifth postseason homer stood up thanks to the ability of New York's pitching to escape trouble at times.
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Pitching to a poker face and arguing for three minutes is hardly a good alternative to building a relationship, let alone partnering with someone.
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The more I met with investors and accelerators, the more I realized that the crowd I am pitching to is usually comprised of men.
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The judges narrow the field to just five competitors who go on to a second round of pitching to a fresh panel of judges.
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"I can remember pitching to the education department, the gatekeepers of the curriculum, gay content, just to get it off my conscience," he says.
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Three hours before deGrom's first pitch, Harvey was trying to rehabilitate his Dark Knight persona by pitching to the first-base coach Tom Goodwin.
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Robles retired White Sox SS Tyler Saladino on a pop-up before he appeared to tweak his ankle while pitching to C Alex Avila.
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Bellinger torched Triple-A pitching to start 2017, and then Adrian González went down with a back injury and LA needed a first baseman.
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Before the company was acquired he says he was constantly on the road, pitching to venture capital firms in an effort to raise money.
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The defending World Series champions are still trying to find some more offense but are at least getting enough pitching to earn some wins.
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The rain delay and eventual game suspension struck with the A's Liam Hendriks pitching to Josh Harrison to begin the bottom of the seventh.
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The first was Nolan Ryan, who worked five seasons in the majors before Rodriguez was born and ended up pitching to him 46 times.
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From that initial cohort, the judges will choose five teams to enter a second and final round of pitching to a fresh team of judges.
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In effect, the company is pitching to any retailer or outlet a version of the proprietary logistics management toolkit that has made Amazon so successful.
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I feel like Ina Garten and Lisa would get along famously (and that's the plot of a reality show I'll be pitching to Bravo shortly).
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Davies, Shaw lead Brewers to series sweep of Cubs CHICAGO — The Milwaukee Brewers have used tidy pitching to sweep back squarely into the postseason picture.
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While pitching to Edwin Encarnacion, Clevinger was called for a balk by third base umpire Greg Gibson, and Goins trotted home with an apparent run.
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"I'm back, bitches," the former child star announces in a new teaser for The Anti-Social Network, a prank reality series she's pitching to networks.
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It also sheds new light on Cohen's conduct during the Trump transition as he was pitching to clients on his proximity to the President-elect.
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Binkowski, both a boomer and a rock and roll fan himself, knew he wasn't just pitching to fund managers who controlled large amounts of cash.
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When I came in, she turned in a pantomime of surprise, pitching to and fro, then jumped to the floor and took off her headphones.
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Syndergaard, pitching to Ramos for the first time since June 15, threw seven innings of two-run ball with five strikeouts and seven hits allowed.
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She took a close look at a CBN, or cannabinol, the latest cannabis compound companies are pitching to try and crack into the wellness industry.
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Syndergaard, pitching to Ramos for the first time since June 15, threw seven innings of two-run ball with five strikeouts and seven hits allowed.
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The Daily Beast also recently reported that his campaign had been pitching to "micro-influencers" with between 1,000 to 100,000 followers to create sponsored content.
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It's very important that the artist that we're pitching to and working with feel invested in the label and that we're here for their best interest.
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Probably it was harder on my agents than me, because they probably had to do a lot more pitching to convince people to see beyond that.
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Both China and Japan, in addition to South Korea and Philippine firms, are pitching to build a railway system that would connect the entire Mindanao island.
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By then, the Indians had turned a three-run lead to six, and the mind drifted from the impressiveness of the Cleveland pitching to its repeatability.
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Red Sox ride HRs, 3-hit pitching to win over Indians CLEVELAND — There was not much wiggle room, so Drew Pomeranz did not wiggle at all.
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In many cases, there are more than a handful of people on a certain marketing/sales team that are pitching to another large team of people.
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The idea being that sales reps pitching to potential clients could leverage the speed of machines to pull up content in real-time to help close deals.
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In The Daily Beast emails, Amazon was specifically pitching to Homeland Security Investigations (HSI), which is primarily concerned with customs violations, including a recent Dark Web sting.
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In his 2010 book Invisible Capital, Chris Rabb describes these rules, which provide a powerful advantage in networking and in the fierce competition of pitching to funders.
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The combination of McCullers pitching to McCann and enough offense gave Houston (25-11) its best 36-game start in team history, surpassing the 1972 club's start.
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Dozier, Santiago help Twins beat Tigers DETROIT — Some managers look at their opposition and see one player who they will avoid pitching to in game-altering situations.
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But the Yankees would also have to beat good pitching to have a real chance in the postseason, where they would face pitchers like Verlander and Fulmer.
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Just a demon robot/Power Rangers villain (I dunno, man) pitching to a fox, and then performing some kind of kama sutra sex wrestling act on him.
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As the company has grown, the company has tweaked the process to shrink the voting pool by office so employees are pitching to a more targeted audience.
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Melissa Thompson, 28, recorded the September 2011 meeting as part of her demonstration of a new video platform her tech startup was pitching to the Weinstein Company.
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The great Orioles teams of the late 123s and early `70s had dominant pitching to go with an offense powered by Frank Robinson, Brooks Robinson and Boog Powell.
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Today the company has launched a new, automated service that will provide the same kind of embedded content that Whisper was initially pitching to publications (with human editors).
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One says it wants to send its young people to be Silk Road "super connectors", while a second is pitching to become a new home for foreign consulates.
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Cebulski first started pitching to comic book companies as Yoshida in 2003, when he was already an editor at Marvel and thus not allowed to write comics there.
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TV shows are pitching to smaller and smaller audiences, and many of them aren't even on TV. Snapchat is partnering with the Oscars, and Twitter with the NFL.
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The LSE and other top stock exchanges are pitching to win a slice of state oil company Saudi Aramco's initial public offering, expected to be the world's largest.
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After bouncing around different independent league teams, he had a stellar 2011 campaign with the Long Island Ducks, pitching to a 24-26, 24.52 ERA in 291.2 appearances.
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But as the men made their presentation to members of the International Olympic Committee, they quickly realized they were pitching to an audience fixated on a single player.
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They poached Dexter Fowler from the champion Cubs, and if Alex Reyes emerges as a star, they may have the pitching to challenge in the National League Central.
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In an interview with The Los Angeles Times in 2010, Newcombe described pitching to Joe DiMaggio in 1949 in the first All-Star Game to include black players.
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Twins manager Paul Molitor has given Kepler a lot of responsibilities, from playing every day, including against left-handed pitching, to hitting in the middle of the lineup.
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Halladay resumed being Halladay, pitching to a 2.75 ERA over the final 14 starts of 20153, then winning 20 games and posting nearly 7 WAR the following season.
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Diamondbacks outlast Dodgers in 12 innings PHOENIX — The Arizona Diamondbacks overcame their major-league-worst pitching to outlast the Los Angeles Dodgers 10-9 in 12 innings Sunday afternoon.
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Farfetch has long been tipped for a stock market listing, and investment banks were recently pitching to work on a U.S. flotation later this year, sources said in January.
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She went through the accelerator pregnant with her fifth child, who is now eight months old, and gave birth just days before pitching to the investors at Demo Day.
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Bracho has appeared in nine games for the Diamondbacks this year, pitching to a 20 ERA in 22 2101/983 innings and fanning 298 hitters while issuing three walks.
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During the 8th inning last night in Toronto, while pitching to a 7-1 lead over the Blue Jays, Chris Sale had a little scare courtesy of Dioner Navarro.
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With Hosmer, who had two hits in his first two at-bats and finished 3-for-4, coming to the plate, Callaway visited Salazar to discuss pitching to Hosmer.
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Although Bauer is 260-33 in September, he is pitching to a 23 ERA and has permitted 25 runs and five homers over his last 24 2/3 innings.
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Osuna has been outstanding, especially in the areas that get relievers paid in arbitration, picking up 84 saves and pitching to a 2.84 ERA in his first three seasons.
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David Raposa: Not to keep on bringing it back to STATS like some stupid NERD, but ... it looks like they might have some pitching to go with those taters.
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He's working on so-called "wellness" tools for consumers who struggle with sleep — namely, the coaching, which he's increasingly pitching to large employers as a benefit for their workers.
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After banging out 21 hits in a 14-7 win Monday, the American League Central-leading Twins relied on exceptional pitching to earn their ninth victory in 13 games.
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Private lenders like Social Finance are banned from most of the direct student lending market; their lobbyists have already written to the Trump transition team pitching to change that.
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A UK PR firm pitching to run an account for Ola has proposed running a campaign to politicize ride-hailing as a tactic to shift regulations in its favor.
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It might be tempting to say that Trump is taking a different political tack by pitching to Hispanic voters in a state he lost in the 2016 presidential election.
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He has yielded at least four earned runs in five of his last seven outings, pitching to an ERA of 210 but nonetheless going 22-21 in that stretch.
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Thompson, who tweaked his delivery after pitching to a 9.78 ERA in his first four starts, allowed two runs and seven hits while striking out three and walking one.
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He also was pitching to his fourth catcher in his past five outings as Erik Kratz made his debut for Tampa Bay after being acquired from San Francisco on Thursday.
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The venture capital world is dominated by men—and for companies led by women, especially companies creating products FOR women, pitching to these male investors can be a demoralizing experience.
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Talking about his trips to Russia at the time and then Chris pulling out this pitch and discovered that he'd done this research, which Cambridge Analytica were pitching to Lukoil.
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Beijing (CNN)With the official launch of his presidential campaign Sunday, Mayor Pete Buttigieg of South Bend, Indiana, is pitching to become the first openly gay US President in history.
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He said they were throwing around statements such as "building a consumer movement" and hashtags and it would illicit smiles from corporations they were pitching to, but not much else.
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Right-hander Mike Pelfrey has made five career starts against the Oakland Athletics and the results have not been pretty, posting five losses while pitching to a bloated 7.56 ERA.
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And the entrepreneurs are correct that Latka was not up front about one of his main goals for the interviews when pitching to entrepreneurs, according to emails viewed by Recode.
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"At the end of the day, it's the human beings who are looking at the essay, looking at the extracurricular activities and pitching to their board of admissions officers," Pasari says.
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The thing entrepreneurs need to know when pitching to an investor (and I've been told I am more honest than most) is most investors are going to keep it open-ended.
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Working with Ajiri Tea, I am constantly outside my comfort zone — whether I'm in an office pitching to new buyers or in a village in Kisii, Kenya sampling matumbo (tripe stew).
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YANGON (Reuters) - Organisers of a summit in Myanmar's crisis-hit western state of Rakhine are this week pitching to investors its plentiful farmland and fishing grounds, tourist-ready beaches and historic temples.
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In terms of age, race, and gender, the Venn diagram of Hard Rock's sweet-spot demographic and the kind of financiers Goodwin and Binkowski were pitching to was a near-perfect circle.
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Kleiner Perkins Partner Mamoon Hamid, who was an early investor in companies such as Slack, Box and Yammer, explains the fine points of pitching to venture capital firms for early-stage startups.
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Dana Settle, a founding partner at Greycroft, said the inequality starts at the early funding stages because female founders often are more comfortable pitching to female investors, of whom there are fewer.
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D-backs win record 23th straight, sweep Dodgers LOS ANGELES — The Arizona Diamondbacks are winning games in a variety of fashions, from offensive windfalls to stingy pitching, to blowouts and tight games.
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The Yankees had given themselves some life in recent weeks, mostly riding strong starting pitching to series wins over the Cleveland Indians, the Baltimore Orioles, the San Francisco Giants and Houston, all contenders.
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RHP John Gant had leave his start Monday against the Indians in the third inning after suffering a left oblique strain while pitching to Trevor Bauer with a runner on and no outs.
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He was pitching to his fourth catcher in five starts, and the Yankees went ahead in the third when Snell bounced a 1-1 changeup to nSanchez past Kratz with the bases loaded.
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Senior officials from Singapore-based PropertyGuru, which operates real estate portals in the region, will meet Australian investors within the next few weeks before pitching to Asian and U.S. investors, two sources said.
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But if we're doing the real version, the version I'm pitching to you, I think you have to call it either Pocket Full of Stones or, wait—I kind of like Diamonds & Wood.
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Michael Wacha has been battling both fatigue and opponents with marginal success this season, so much so that the St. Louis Cardinals right-hander may be pitching to remain in the starting rotation.
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"I had a close relationship with everyone I was approaching [to invest in VirZOOM], and in many ways that's something you have to do because you're pitching to such a small group," he said.
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Whether you're pitching to individual angel investors or a tank of "Sharks" on TV, here are some DO's and DON'Ts entrepreneurs should keep in mind during their pitch to increase their chances of success.
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YANGON, Feb 20 (Reuters) - Organisers of a summit in Myanmar's crisis-hit western state of Rakhine are this week pitching to investors its plentiful farmland and fishing grounds, tourist-ready beaches and historic temples.
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It was enough, with the way the Yankees were pitching, to ensure that maintained a one-and-a-half-game lead over the Athletics, who on Monday night beat the Seattle Mariners 7-3.
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He should start seeing some of the Padres' "hot talent lava," as the agent Scott Boras put it, make an impact in the majors, though San Diego does not have the pitching to contend.
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It's a stark change for founders who are normally ushered into intimidating, gleaming London headquarters for the major funds and have to go through the gruelling process of pitching to a panel of investors.
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In a recent presentation deck that Eaze has been using when pitching to investors — which has been obtained by TechCrunch — the company describes itself as the largest direct-to-consumer cannabis retailer in California.
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"Walking up and down the paddock, obviously people were pitching to me 'today that was a bit dominant' but... we're all in the same cars and sharing each others' data and onboards," said Chadwick.
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Global exchanges such as the London Stock Exchange are pitching to win a slice of Aramco's IPO, which HSBC's Elhedery said would generate huge demand from strategic investors regardless of where it is listed.
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How much you wanna bet that if you start pitching to a new market by putting Precious Lee or Tess Holliday in your clothes, that you'll see your sales increase and become a hotter brand?
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What's next: A battle between two corners of Republican Party The U.S. Chamber of Commerce is pushing a 25 cent gas tax hike as part of the broader infrastructure overhaul plan it's pitching to Congress.
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Alderson added that there had been an "abundance of caution" taken after Matz notified the team of the soreness, because of the location of the pain and the importance of pitching to the team's success.
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The Twins will try to get that pitching to turn back around when they kick off an 11-game homestand by hosting the Seattle Mariners in the opener of a four-game series on Monday.
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The Rockies have relied on their starting pitching to win four straight sets but should be tested by a Dodgers team that has scored at least eight runs in four of their last seven games.
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That investigation caused some concern among investors at a time when new Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskiy, who is from Kryvyi Rih and criticised ArcelorMittal in July, is pitching to make the country more business friendly.
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MAE SAI, Thailand – As the incredible saga of a youth soccer team's rescue from a cave in northern Thailand comes to a conclusion, Hollywood is already pitching to bring the drama to the big screen.
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She was pitching to dozens of people who were trying to get into the Blockchain Connect Conference, but were held up because they first had to download the Eventbrite app to access their digital tickets.
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Combine that with the fact that the number of highly-viewed decks is increasing, and you have the makings for a long and potentially arduous round pitching to VCs who have multiple good investments on offer.
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On a recent phone call with Atluri and Harralson, the two spoke to The Goods about what it's like to launch a startup from a sorority house, pitching to investors, and what happens when they graduate.
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Boston has no trouble outscoring opponents and finally got enough pitching to come up with a win when Steven Wright and three relievers put together a solid outing with a combined one earned run on Saturday.
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Brill reportedly developed the show concept with Mighty Ducks producer Jordan Kerner and is now working on a script with ABC Signature Studios, with plans to attach talent and start pitching to networks sometime in 2018.
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LONDON, July 29 (LPC) - Banks are pitching to lead a possible debt financing backing a potential US$27bn merger between financial data firm Refinitiv and the London Stock Exchange Group (LSE), banking sources said on Monday.
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For the remainder of this week, we recommend holding non-essential pitching to general news, business, health, tech and some other verticals unless you have an unique expert or can authentically add value to the conversation.
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Bilikiss Adebiyi-Abiola came from Nigeria to MIT and took a course run by Bill Aulet, a well-known author, on entrepreneurship; she says that helped her gain confidence in pitching to a room full of investors.
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"Everybody is aware of the situation – what we don't do is start pitching to UAE companies about deals in Qatar or doing business there, but we are not fundamentally changing the way we do business," he said.
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The Cleveland Indians were counting on their pitching to carry the team to the playoffs and even made a move to bolster the staff by bringing in Andrew Miller at the trade deadline to solidify the bullpen.
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RHP Shelby Miller expects to make his next start after suffering cuts to both knuckles on the index finger of his right hand while pitching to pitching rival Andrew Cashner in the second inning on Saturday night.
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The new rule, which will not be fully implemented until the end of next year, will sharply curtail the industry's pitching to persuade retirement savers to roll over their 401(k) accounts when they switch jobs or retire.
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Carlos Santana and Marlon Byrd belted solo homers and the Indians rode solid pitching to their fourth victory in six decisions away from home in the early season after a 2-1 win over the Tigers on Friday.
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An internal Silver Lake finance team that included Joerg Adams, Geoff Oltmans and Frank Walters, as well as their counterparts at Dell, Tyler Johnson and Ryan Weninger, pored over the plans and spent hours pitching to prospective investors.
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But in June, Ms. Kuryk decided to strike out on her own and start a consulting film, Artemis Strategies, which she is pitching to clients as a vehicle to help them craft their message for socially aware consumers.
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Chronicle Chief Executive Stephen Gillett said in a blog post that the malware analysis and security threat investigation tools his unit was pitching to large corporations were complementary to the security tools offered by Google's cloud computing business.
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Over the years, he has become one of the best in baseball at pitching to the top of the strike zone to neutralize the growing trend of hitters altering their swings to launch fly balls and home runs.
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And if we're on a tight deadline, there's no time to rest once we eventually get settled — we're editing and posting content, and pitching to new clients, invoicing old work, booking the next trip....it's constantly on the go!
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Dickey recovered from his worst start of the season June 13 at Washington, in which he allowed eight runs in five innings, to fire seven shutout innings of three-hit pitching to get the win Monday over San Francisco.
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The Miami Marlins are riding an impressive power surge to win 10 of their last 11 games while the Philadelphia Phillies benefited from some better-than-expected pitching to emerge victorious in 10 of 12 before dropping their final two contests.
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You wouldn't either if you were him, because the people you'd be pitching to are all giants—big rectangular hamsteaks with freaky fast wrists, wormy-wiry guys with alarmingly wet-looking hair, supremely skilled people who wish your pitches ill.
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He allowed a leadoff double to Shin-Soo Choo and balked him home four batters later while pitching to Joey Gallo, who then launched a two-run homer into the second-deck seats in right field above the Mets' bullpen.
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" The source claimed that when Nix was pitching to clients, he kept the fact that Cambridge Analytica used Facebook data to develop personality models in his presentation, even though the company had long stopped using that data, "because he liked how it sold.
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Faced with the choice of pitching to Aaron Judge or Stanton with two out and the potential winning run on second, Orioles Manager Buck Showalter opted to try his luck with the player who had led baseball with 59 home runs in 2017.
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Since I was pitching to leadership who thought this was cute, they decided to give it a try and I was very fortunate because the very first companies I approached happened to be leaders within their respective segments, and we did very well.
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As advisers, Goldman Sachs and Morgan Stanley are expected to take a leading role on any new debt financing, the sources said, adding that other banks have begun pitching to provide financing, as a potential deal is now in the public domain.
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RealWear is aiming to eschew the space-age reality-altering helmets others are pitching to enterprise customers in favor of an AR headset solution that gives industrial workers a taste for the utility offered by navigating tasks in a hands-free way.
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She's pitching to more than 1,000 technologists, entrepreneurs and investors who have come to Minneapolis for Demo Day — the grand finale to the Target + Techstars Retail Accelerator, for which more than 20143 of Target's senior leaders and 100 Twin Cities leaders became mentors.
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Warren's strategy has been to lead the pack in introducing new policies, and while other candidates' time has been occupied by pitching to big donors, keeping them off the road, Warren has invested that time in traveling and holding events across the country.
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Entrepreneurs are taking a risk just like the investors they are pitching to because the entrepreneur is inviting someone else into their company to share in its development in exchange for a significant chunk of money that they will have to return at some point.
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Prole, Iowa (CNN)After a bitter primary fight between Ted Cruz and Donald Trump, the Texas senator is slowly coming around to the Republican ticket, though with just days before the election, still not enough to use Tump's name when pitching to Iowa voters Thursday.
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San Francisco-based Lime has been seen pitching to investors in Silicon Valley recently, too, with reports indicating it's looking for a $400 million investment at a $3 billion valuation — more than three times the valuation it garnered with a $335 million round in July.
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Make your essay a 'window into your soul'A critical component of any business school application is the personal essay — so when you're pitching to get into a school as coveted as Harvard, you need your written statement to not just shine, but sparkle and dazzle.
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For many in the party, however, it was what has taken place in the days since the vote — and not the vote itself — that was equally troubling, as infighting and conspiracy theories overshadowed the messages that candidates were pitching to voters in New Hampshire.
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These companies, known as emerging growth companies (EGCs), won this perk in the 2012 JOBS Act, as part of an effort to lower regulatory burdens and give them time to work out kinks with the SEC before unveiling IPO paperwork publicly and pitching to investors.
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" For Poniewozik, figures like Tony Soprano, Walter White of "Breaking Bad," and even Richard Hatch, the winner of season one of "Survivor," were possible because producers were "pitching to smaller audiences," and with that, "you can create these things that are not necessarily for everyone.
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EditorsNote: Update 2: Adds better quotes Right-hander Jhoulys Chacin and four relievers combined on a six-hitter Friday afternoon as the host Milwaukee Brewers rode dominant pitching to a second straight low-scoring win in the National League Division Series, 4-0 over the Colorado Rockies.
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Pitching to your crowd When women do receive cash on the show, it's primarily coming from the two female investors: Barbara Corcoran invests in female-fronted companies 48% of the time, while Lori Grenier invested 29% of the time — more than all of their male counterparts.
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Labour leader Jeremy Corbyn, flanked by the party's top lawmakers and trade union members, said a vote to stay in the EU would protect workers' rights - pitching to voters who "In" campaigners fear have been turned off by a debate dominated by rivalries in the ruling Conservative Party.
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Hiring an salaried employee generally costs less month to month than having an agency on retainer, which is why Ventec Life Systems only hires an agency when it needs assistance on a specific project, like pitching to media after its medical device was approved by the FDA, Brooks said.
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The first half of the 2016 baseball season is set to be memorialized in the traditional way at Tuesday night's All-Star game in San Diego, with droves of substitutions and stilted dugout interviews and, somehow, Julio Teheran pitching to Eduardo Nuñez at a crucial spot in the late innings.
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Which is to say: a reliable pitcher whose arm has evaded the surgeon's knife more often than Indiana Jones has escaped death traps, a borderline Hall of Famer having a feelgood comeback season because he's pitching to roughly the league average, and three guys who you wouldn't trust with your credit card, metaphorically speaking.
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Their pursuit of pitching to augment Luis Severino, Masahiro Tanaka and Sabathia already resulted in a trade with Seattle for James Paxton, and will now shift toward the next-level free agents — Dallas Keuchel, Nathan Eovaldi and J. A. Happ — and what could be a robust trade market with Cleveland's Corey Kluber headlining it.
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Berrios has flashed promise since joining the rotation last month but, even if he pans out, there's the matter of four more rotation spots and precious few strike-throwers to fill them after the organization overemphasized pitching to contact—a not-entirely-awful idea that's nonetheless combusted in a "When Keeping It Real Goes Wrong" kind of way.
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The presence of Ciani and her equipment in the church's vestibule, backed by a projection screen that presented shifting visualizations of her tonal experiments, with frequencies occasionally pitching to vaguely resemble little Alps in a sphere, should have been in stark contrast to the centuries-old church — her Buchla faced down by a balcony hosting an equally impressive and rare pipe organ.
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Apart from the exposure that comes from pitching to the global TechCrunch audience as well as the live audience of distinguished technologists, entrepreneurs and investors in Lagos, the overall winner will receive US$25,000 in no-equity cash plus an all-expense paid trip for two to compete in Startup Battlefield at TechCrunch's flagship event, Disrupt 2019 (assuming the company still qualifies to compete at the time).
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Apart from the exposure that comes from pitching to the global TechCrunch audience as well as the live audience of distinguished technologists, entrepreneurs and investors in Beirut, the overall winner will receive US$25,000 in no-equity cash plus an all-expense paid trip for two to compete in Startup Battlefield at TechCrunch's flagship event, Disrupt 2019 (assuming the company still qualifies to compete at this time).
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Apart from the exposure that comes from pitching to the global TechCrunch audience, as well as the live audience of distinguished technologists, entrepreneurs and investors in Nairobi, the overall winner will receive $25,000 in no-equity cash plus an all-expense paid trip for two to San Francisco to compete in the Battlefield at TechCrunch's flagship event, Disrupt SF, in 2018 (assuming the company still qualifies).
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Apart from the exposure that comes from pitching to the global TechCrunch audience as well as the live audience of distinguished technologists, entrepreneurs, and investors in Nairobi, the overall winner will receive $25,000 in no-equity cash plus an all-expense paid trip for two to San Francisco to compete in Battlefield at TechCrunch's flagship event, Disrupt SF 2018 (assuming the company still qualifies to compete at this time).
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Apart from the exposure that comes from pitching to the global TechCrunch audience, as well as the live audience of distinguished technologists, entrepreneurs and investors in Nairobi, the overall winner will receive US$25,000 in no-equity cash plus an all-expense paid trip for two to San Francisco to compete in the Battlefield at TechCrunch's flagship event, Disrupt SF in 2018 (assuming the company still qualifies to compete).
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Apart from the exposure that comes from pitching to the global TechCrunch audience, as well as the live audience of distinguished technologists, entrepreneurs and investors in Nairobi, the overall winner will receive $25,000 in no-equity cash plus an all expense paid trip (for two to San Francisco to exhibit at Disrupt SF, TechCrunch's flagship event) in September 2018 to compete in Startup Battlefield there, assuming the company still qualifies.
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Apart from the exposure that comes from pitching to the global TechCrunch audience, as well as the live audience of distinguished technologists, entrepreneurs and investors in Europe, the overall winner will receive €25,000 in no-equity cash plus an all-expense paid trip for two to San Francisco to compete in Startup Battlefield at TechCrunch's flagship event, Disrupt SF 2018 (assuming the company still qualifies to compete at that time).
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While most of the Trump team has either reverted to Reaganism-as-usual or else thrown out heterodox ideas wildly without putting in the legwork, Ivanka has taken her 2016 support for a new child-care benefit and converted it something that House Republicans might actually support — a larger child tax credit, refundable against payroll taxes to help the working class, that she was pitching to conservative activists last week.
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Apart from the exposure that comes from pitching to the global TechCrunch audience, as well as the live audience of distinguished technologists, entrepreneurs and investors in Nairobi, the overall winner will receive US$25,000 in no-equity cash plus an all-expense paid trip for two to San Francisco to compete in the Battlefield at TechCrunch's flagship event, Disrupt SF, in 2018 (assuming the company still qualifies to compete at this time).
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Apart from the exposure that comes from pitching to the global TechCrunch audience, as well as the live audience of distinguished technologists, entrepreneurs and investors in Nairobi, the overall winner will receive US$25,000 in no-equity cash plus an all-expense paid trip for two to San Francisco to compete in the Battlefield at TechCrunch's flagship event, Disrupt SF in 2018 (assuming the company still qualifies to compete at this time).
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Apart from the exposure that comes from pitching to the global TechCrunch audience, as well as the live audience of distinguished technologists, entrepreneurs and investors in Nairobi, the overall winner will receive US$25,000 in no-equity cash plus an all-expense paid trip for two to San Francisco to compete in the Battlefield at TechCrunch's flagship event, Disrupt SF in 2018 (assuming the company still qualifies to compete at this time).
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