J.B. Shuck grounded out to first to end the rally.
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Shuck the oysters, saving the bottom shell and meat separately.
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He would often use these to shuck to a go behind.
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At the time, there was no one who could shuck oysters.
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These are not funky-smelling shuck houses but refined raw bars.
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A robot can't determine just how much skin to shuck off.
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Reserve OF J.B. Shuck started in Cabrera's usual spot in left field.
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It made bodies seem fungible, an armature you could shuck and swap.
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I'd never seen an oyster, let alone knew how to shuck one.
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OF J.B. Shuck was recalled by the White Sox from Triple-A Charlotte.
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I also liked the twin clues "Something to shuck," for PEA and EAR.
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Four batters later, Ross walked designated hitter J.B. Shuck with the bases loaded.
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Reyes and Shuck each followed with RBI singles for a 4-0 Pittsburgh lead.
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Shuck was optioned to the minors the previous day to make room for Tilson.
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Guests can shuck all they want, dipping warm nuggets of meat into melted butter.
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"Sometimes I think it helps with the migraines, sometimes I'm not sure," Boynes-Shuck says.
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OF J.B. Shuck was recalled from Triple-A Charlotte on Wednesday but did not play.
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A walk to Avisail Garcia and a single by J.B. Shuck set up the winning hit.
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Shuck got an infield hit and scored on Gonzalez's triple to the wall in right-center.
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You don't even need to shuck the clams if you don't want to face the labor.
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Shuck the oysters, serve them cold and shimmering, pour a few drams, and you're home free.
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Make the pudding: Shuck the corn and slice off the kernels; you should have about 2 cups.
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But the Chicago White Sox outfielder knew he had to find a way to bring Shuck home.
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He left the game in the bottom of the seventh after colliding with left fielder J.B. Shuck.
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Khabilov was able to shuck his way to a back bodylock and threaten to take Masvidal's back.
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On the drive to Tyne Valley, I asked him what he thought: Is buck-a-shuck bullshit?
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It is not just that he has excellent balance and can shuck off the takedowns of most.
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Between 2014 and 2016, Williamson appeared on the shows of Sean Stone, Gary Null and John Shuck.
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After Wilson retired Dioner Navarro and J.B. Shuck, Eaton poked an opposite-field single to end the game.
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Then Shuck grounded out on another fastball, at 95, and Harvey could stalk off the mound with pride.
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Shuck, 29, was 0-for-16 in his last five games before being demoted to Charlotte on Monday.
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The White Sox (33-33) added a run in the eighth on a RBI triple by J.B. Shuck.
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Katja Herbers, Mike Colter, Aasif Mandvi, Michael Emerson, Brooklyn Shuck, Skylar Gray, Maddy Crocco, Dalya Knapp Who's making it?
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As far as buck-a-shuck goes, Hopgood believes it's best to leave the shucking up to the pros.
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Rojas was nearly stranded when J.B. Shuck and Derek Dietrich were thrown out on soft groundouts fielded by Gausman.
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Now, I know that you're all busy people—corn to shuck, spreadsheets to export, potatoes to boil, reports to deliver.
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The restaurants try to get the cheapest oysters, and they may pre-shuck just to be ready for the rush.
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"If you have consistent, beautiful shells and meat, your staff can shuck easier and less product is wasted," he says.
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Three, Democrats shuck tired, old, centrist, establishment politics for a daring, bold, new, progressive revolution led by Sanders or Warren.
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However, after singles by Starlin Castro and J.B. Shuck, Justin Bour hit his third pinch-hit homer of the season.
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A walk to Frazier loaded the bases, but Hendricks struck out J.B. Shuck to limit the damage to a single run.
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The ruling was the ball hit Machado's glove, making it a fair ball that allowed J.B. Shuck to score from third.
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"There will be no shortage of labels that are interested in Julia as an artist," said Mr. Bay-Shuck of Interscope.
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Shuck led off the 12th with a double down the first base line and advanced to third on Tim Anderson's groundout.
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J.B. Shuck drove in Frazier with a sacrifice fly in the seventh inning after Frazier started the inning with a double.
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Garcia advanced to third on the throw to the plate and an error when left fielder Robbie Grossman's throw hit Shuck.
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When Alvarado started five years ago, it took him 30 minutes to shuck a dozen; now that takes about a minute.
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Time to shuck off school exams for months, head to the local beaches or to a relative's house in the country.
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White Sox outfielder J.B. Shuck made his first career pitching appearance in the ninth inning with the game out of reach.
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At the store or farmstand, look for garden peas — often called English peas — sold in the pod and ready to shuck.
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Johnson took the roster spot of OF J.B. Shuck, who was optioned to Triple-A after Monday night's loss to the Angels.
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Anderson followed Shuck's double with one of his own, plating Garcia and Shuck to give Gonzalez a four-run cushion to protect.
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I didn't know if it was going to land in front of (center fielder J.B. Shuck) and if he would have a play.
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I don't think the guys who buy in any volume are necessarily doing buck-a-shuck; they are just good, reputable oyster restaurants.
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During buck-a-shuck at his restaurant, you'll find any number of premium oysters like French Kiss, Saltgrass Point, Cook's Cocktail, Blue Points.
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Earlier in the evening, one of the future captains of industry had offered to shuck oysters for me at a nickel a shell.
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The Sandbar at Jetties Beach is perfect for toes-in-the-sand, buck-a-shuck oysters during happy hour (3 to 5 p.m.).
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On the ground, his skill level was far superior and it looked all but done until Glenn shuck off a rear naked choke.
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OF J.B. Shuck was optioned to Triple-A Charlotte onTuesday to make room for Charlie Tilson, who made his major-league debut on Tuesday.
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" Working in Italian also allowed her to shuck off some of the burdens and self-consciousness of success: "I became a writer in English.
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She'd returned to New York from Berlin, aiming to shuck off the trappings a 'proper' band and starting anew with an entirely blank canvas.
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Jung Ho Kang hit his third home run of the spring for Pittsburgh, while J.B. Shuck and Pablo Reyes also went deep for Pittsburgh.
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"It's very valuable to have people from different backgrounds and perspectives in a room together," Mr. Bay-Shuck said of Ms. Michaels and Mr. Tranter.
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Once that conversation was over I knew that it was time to liven things up, so nothing like a good shuck to get things going.
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Center fielder J.B. Shuck, who homered off Fister in the fourth, cranked a two-out triple off left-hander Tony Sipp that scored Avisail Garcia.
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"For example: When it's corn season, there are bins so you can shuck the ears in-store, and they'll dispose of the husks," she said.
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With the tying run on third and only one out, Pelfrey struck out Avisail Garcia and got Shuck to fly out to preserve the lead.
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To make white soba, the buckwheat is milled to shuck the exterior of the seeds using the same technique employed in making sake from rice.
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DeGeneres thanked Campos for saving the lives of Shuck and hotel guests and said that the security guard does not plan on giving any more interviews.
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And we stopped to buy a bag of peanuts -- a white bag about the size of a 3x5 index card -- with peanuts you had to shuck.
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Concerning oysters, you can buy shucked oysters by the pint, or you can ask your fishmonger to shuck the oysters for you (or do it yourself).
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If left alone, this oyster would be a mess, studded with baby oysters like barnacles on its ass, with an ungainly and hard-to-shuck shell.
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How to stage your departure as you shuck off your mortal coil was a subject that fascinated Mohassess, who knew his own end was fast approaching.
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Still, you'd be remiss to skip classics like Buck Bay Shellfish Farm, where you pick (and shuck) your own oysters, washed down with a cold beer.
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Shuck off, subvert, cleave to your gender or race all you like, but a universal horror of weakness remains — a collective orientation toward status, power, control.
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Where Rory MacDonald had dug kicks to the body on Woodley along the fence, he could drop into the clinch afterwards and comfortably shuck Woodley off.
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Lawrie tied the game with his 11th home run of the season, then J.B. Shuck singled, stole second and scored on an RBI single by Avisail Garcia.
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"I've gone out for buck-a-shuck at other places, and if the shuckers aren't skilled then you'll just be spitting out shrapnel all night," he says.
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Pirates 10, Orioles 4 Josh Bell hit a three-run homer, and JB Shuck and Kevin Kramer also went yard as Pittsburgh beat Baltimore in Sarasota, Fla.
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He brings a rare literary approach to music in an accessible way, using storytelling to shuck off his own baggage with the benefit of offering respite for others.
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Pinch runner J.B. Shuck replaced Morneau at second base and sprinted home on Avisail Garcia's single to center field to give the White Sox a 23-24 lead.
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Pepe's tops their white pie with fresh shucked clams (they shuck 80 to 90 bushels a week at their New Haven location alone), garlic, oregano, and olive oil.
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Gary Goodridge was an arm wrestler who hit extremely hard and was strong enough to shuck off Don Frye for a good length of time in the UFC.
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Riddle then sprinted home to beat the throw from Tampa Bay shortstop Willy Adames on a fielder's choice grounder by JB Shuck to double Miami's lead to 2-0.
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Which player is the designated hitter depends on matchups, and OF J.B. Shuck, C Alex Avila and C Dioner Navarro also can handle the role, manager Robin Ventura said.
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J.B. Shuck continued his strong series by highlighting his second two-hit performance with a solo homer to improve to 19-for-52 in his career versus Kansas City.
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"I've dealt with anxiety and poor stress management since college, and chronic migraines since probably high school," says Ashley Boynes-Shuck, 34, a writer and health coach in Pittsburgh.
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Together, they would stuff hundreds of samosas with cinnamon-scented ground lamb and blanched peas I'd helped shuck, sealing the delicate triangles with a glue of flour and water.
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Chicago LF Jason Coats left Saturday's game after a collision in the outfield with teammate J.B. Shuck and received five stitches to close a cut in his mouth. 3.
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Francisco Cervelli hit a two-run double, and Pablo Reyes and JB Shuck each added RBI singles, all with two outs, as the Pirates scored four runs in the first.
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J.B. Shuck added an R.B.I. ground-rule double to left, putting runners on second and third, and Anderson followed with a double to left that made the score 4-0.
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The White Sox had a couple of base-running blunders and Hernandez got Shuck to line into a double play in the fifth inning, keeping the Mariners' early lead intact.
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My books preclude them.... And I have sous-chefs — I think of them as husbands — standing quietly behind me, ready to shuck the oysters, stir the cornmeal, pit the olives.
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Some of the oyster bars we've been in contact with, the bigger wholesale buyers will tend to start a conversation with buck-a-shuck so they can beat the price down.
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But wanting the full Spanx experience, I encourage her to get me out of my clothes and then, when the jig is finally up, shuck me out of my elastic casing.
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Pittsburgh left fielder J.B. Shuck leapt back-first into the wall to make a catch and rob Escobar of what would have been a two-run homer to end the Diamondbacks' seventh.
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As a kid spending summers at the Jersey shore, the last thing I wanted to do was leave the beach early and shuck corn for dinner (but I did love eating it!).
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"In the old days, they used to push the bow of the boat up into the grass and just shuck them right on board and take the meat home," said Mr. Clark.
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Pirates 4, Rays 2 Right-hander Nick Kingham allowed two hits over five shutout innings and JB Shuck delivered a two-run single as Pittsburgh beat host Tampa Bay at Port Charlotte, Fla.
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O'Malley charged the ball and threw home to force out J.B. Shuck, who reached on a fielder's choice and advanced to third on a Tyler Saladino single and a walk to Adam Eaton.
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With Mr. Trump's ascension, attorneys general of both parties may shuck any remaining veneer of nonpartisanship, even as they continue to wade across party boundaries on investigations involving consumer protection or pharmaceutical pricing.
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Right-hander Dakota Hudson entered and walked J.B. Shuck to make it 13-21 but got Erik Gonzalez out on a foul pop and Pablo Reyes on a groundout to earn his first save.
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The exhibition interposes chilling mechanisms of slavery — whips, chains, shackles and a recreated slave ship — with historical commentary, films and works by Kara Walker, Shuck One, Abdoulaye Konaté and other internationally known black artists.
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Brian Flynn replaced Kennedy, and on his second pitch, he gave up a single to center by Shuck, but center fielder Orlando threw out Narvaez at home as the runner attempted to score from second.
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Kennedy gave up his major-league-leading 27th home run when No. 9 hitter Shuck turned on a 83-0 pitch and deposited it over the right field fence with one out in the third.
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Cardinals reliever Dakota Hudson entered and walked J.B. Shuck to make it 5-4, but Hudson got Erik Gonzalez out on a foul pop and Pablo Reyes on a groundout to earn his first save.
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He retired 13 of the first 14 batters and did not allow a base runner until Chris Coghlan's one-out single in the fifth — one pitch after left fielder J. B. Shuck dropped Coghlan's foul ball.
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They could have their buck-a-shuck and I'd get my oysters at regular price from places like Honest Weight, where John Bil—champion oyster shucker and my seafood sensei—would ensure a pristine oyster experience.
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Each time Emelianenko stood out of Nogueira's guard he would take a step back as if to return the fight to the feet, then shuck Nogueira's legs and dive right back into the guard with a punch.
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The White Sox loaded the bases with nobody out in the top of the 10th, but Craig Kimbrel (1-3) got J. B. Shuck on an infield pop-up, then struck out Tim Anderson and Adam Eaton.
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On one of my days there, I wander into the bamboo forests with a nine-year-old girl named Yo Ma, who hands me a machete and teaches me how to chop bamboo shoots and shuck them.
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Every Tuesday at Böehmer, a restaurant on the bustling Ossington strip in Toronto, they go through a thousand oysters during buck-a-shuck, and they hire an Oyster Boy shucker to ensure the shucking is done right.
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The Melbourne-based owners have transformed a family retreat into a getaway that fulfills every private-island fantasy; if requested, its helpful manager will light bonfires, dive for lobster and sea urchin and shuck freshly harvested oysters.
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"The story going forward is about addressing scepticism on earnings delivery and franchise quality and a new CEO may be better positioned for this," Citi analysts James Shuck and Andrew Baker wrote in a note to clients.
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Even inspired by Gervasi's story, the wrinkle that he's coming out of rehab -- and isn't helped by watching Villechaize drink excessively, puff on cigars, shuck oysters, brandish a knife, and frequent strip clubs -- plays like a cliché.
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" As early as his "shuck" letter to Murray, in 1951, he mentions that he's "trying to get started on my next novel (I probably have enough stuff left from the other if I can find the form).
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Ray Shuck, 218, who was a paratrooper on D-Day and was later shot in the head by a German sniper, salutes a memorial cross commemorating his fallen comrades at the cemetery in Ranville, France, on June 5.
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"Look, I like good coffee, I like good bread, I like good food," said Adam Shuck, 29, who writes an e-newsletter called "Eat That, Read This" and is developing The Glassblock, a web magazine about the city.
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Ray Shuck, 23, who was a paratrooper on D-Day and was later shot in the head by a German sniper, salutes a memorial cross that commemorates his fallen comrades in the cemetery in Ranville, France, on June 21.
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Eaton, White Sox walk off against Tigers in 12th CHICAGO — Adam Eaton wasn't sure what to expect as he faced Detroit Tigers reliever Anibal Sanchez with one out in the 12th inning and J.B. Shuck perched on third base.
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Brett Lawrie sparked the rally with his single to right field, which was followed by a walk to Dioner Navarro, a run-scoring single by Avisail Garcia and a ground-rule double by J.B. Shuck for the inning's second run.
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For the people who harvest, sell, shuck and serve the bivalves, that's a worrisome prospect: Oysters, traditionally cheap and plentiful, are more central to the restaurant and cooking culture of the Gulf Coast than to that of any other region.
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As the candidate made his way around the fairgrounds, past the Moose Lodge and the Corn Palace — "Shuck for a Buck!" the sign said — he moved easily through the crowd, demonstrating the politician's art of making connections at every turn.
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He did interrupt the glad-handing long enough to shuck oysters, greet a black Labrador retriever puppy up for sale, flash a peace sign at a banjo player and insist that a reporter buy a shotgun at auction for $20.
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And then there was me, awkwardly asking for a table for one, silently Googling "how to shuck an oyster" at Buck Bay Shellfish Farm and figuring out what to do with myself for long afternoons, when time flowed like molasses.
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From the Revolutionary War to the Gulf Wars, from Normandy, France, to Khe Sanh, Vietnam, we have come to the point where we must decide if we will be both seen and heard, or shuck and jive with the status quo.
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With the score tied in the ninth, Miami loaded the bases with one out, getting a bloop hit by Miguel Rojas, a walk to Yadiel Rivera, and, after Hunter Strickland replaced reliever Reyes Moronta (2101-24), an infield single by J.B. Shuck.
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After the second inning, in which he struck out Avisail Garcia and stranded runners at second and third by retiring J. B. Shuck, Tanaka cruised for the rest of his outing, finishing with six hits and one walk and striking out six.
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Karen Oberlin, an artist who continues to shuck off demureness, put a brassy, caustic spin on Randy Newman's "Political Science," and Barbara Fasano, accompanied by her husband, Eric Comstock, on piano sang "Old Photographs," a rare collaboration by Alec Wilder and Fran Landesman.
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This suggests that even despite Scharf's statements and its recent payment of a $3 billion settlement, Wells Fargo still has some significant regulatory barriers to clear before it can shuck the growth cap that the Federal Reserve placed on its deposits in 2018.
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The Detroit lead could have been larger if not for a perfect throw by center fielder Shuck, who threw out James McCann at the plate when he attempted to score on a Mike Aviles single after leading off the inning with a double.
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Kodak went bankrupt because of the dedication to film these branding measures emphasize — it clung to it, adapting poorly to the rise of the digital camera, and in doing so set itself up to eventually shuck over 100,000 jobs and kneecap a city.
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Vogt's fly ball to the warning track to open the fifth was the hardest-hit shot of the game for the A's until Coghlan drilled a single into left field after J.B. Shuck lost a foul ball in the sun that hit off his glove.
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In their 20s or early 30s, many are inclined to modify or entirely shuck off what they view as stuffy, archaic traditions, among them the long white dress, the bridal bouquet and, in telling instances, even the veil, rewriting the style rules to suit themselves.
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Samuel Fosso takes a different approach in "African Spirits" (2008), slipping in and out of other people's skin — impersonating Martin Luther King, Miles Davis, a diva, a general — to temporarily shuck off his own ("It's a way of freeing me from myself," he explained).
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On the beach in Puerto Angelito, tell Augustín how many oysters you want and he'll go pull them out of the ocean, shuck them on the rocks, and serve them with lime and hot sauce right then and there (at Playa Manzanillo in Puerto Escondido, Oaxaca).
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You gotta shuck your oysters carefully for this recipe so you can save all the good "liquor," or the liquid that's inside the shell with the meat, for making a super tasty sauce that you'll want to sop every bit of up with a slice of bread.
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The good guys were folks like muscle-bound smile machine Paul Orndorff, the acrobatic Ricky Steamboat, the shuck-and-jiving Junkyard Dog—if you're wondering whether old school wrestling shoehorned a black man into a terribly racist caricature, the answer, regrettably, is "of course"—and, naturally, Hogan himself.
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We'll never know what was going through the head of the first person to shuck an oyster, but we can get in the heads of their contemporary counterparts with this Anthony Bourdain-narrated PBS documentary series, each season of which focuses in on the influences and inspirations of one master chef.
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Why contort to shuck jobs and replace them with technology (which currently costs $30,000 to $60,000 per station to install) if nobody likes them, the security measures are another source of confusion and expense, and they're eroding the relationship between retailer and consumer to the point where people feel they are morally obligated to steal?
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You make some shrimp butter in the style of my recipe for lobster butter, then grill corn in its husks, heat the shrimp butter in a saucepan on the grill, poach some diced shrimp in it, then shuck the corn, dump the shrimp and butter all over it, and hit the platter with a lot of thin-sliced green onions.
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James V was the surviving son, and because his dad died when he was only a toddler—if you follow Game of Thrones, you'll know this one—Scotland was to be ruled by regents until James V turned 21567, when his mother declared him fit to rule (though he didn't truly shuck off his regents' shackles until he was 21571).
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From tall occult tales about Black Shuck, the Green Man, and Gogmagog to the sodden and scary novels of Benjamin Myers, Samuel Palmer's unsettling paintings of Shoreham to Ben Wheatley's luridly lysergic film A Field in England, there's long been a tradition of imbuing the pastoral ideal with a disquieting sense of paranoia—the countryside is squeezing in on you, always getting closer and closer.
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Here&aposs what we received:Fresh Fair Treats, Lamb Gyro RecipeFresh Fair Treats, Duck Shish Kabob RecipeFresh Fair Treats, Chicken & Fish Taco RecipeNew York City Central Pork Pizza TreatsPlato Pet Treats Thinkers Chew, Salmon Recipe (2)Max&aposs Maine Lobster Roll (Plush Toy)Gideon the Pigeon (Plush Toy)Bebe the Burrito (Plush Toy)Lickton Iced Tea (Spiky Core Toy)Shuck n&apos Chuck Corn Cob (Super Chewer Toy)The All-Powerful Pupsicle (Super Chewer Toy)Buns of Steel Hotdog (Super Chewer Toy)
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You can trace the origins of emo back through the 90s with indie-leaning bands like Mineral and Sunny Day Real Estate, and even further to the 80s DC hardcore scene with Rites of Spring and Embrace, but most would shuck off the actual "emo" classification; partly because it has routinely been used as a way to discredit and devalue the music, as if "emotional" is an inherently negative quality, and partly because it became a pretty meaningless catch-all for almost anything featuring guitars and a chorus.
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Having just seen the shocking sight of Parisian stores boarded up right before Christmas to protect against rioting along the Champs-Élysées by some of France's yellow-vested protesters; after being told in Rome a few days earlier that Italy, a founding member of the E.U., could conceivably shuck off both the E.U. and the euro one day under its new bizarre far-left/far-right governing coalition; after watching Britain become paralyzed over how to commit economic suicide by leaving the E.U.; and after watching President Trump actually cheer for the breakup of the E.U. rather than for its good health, it is obvious to me that we're at a critical hinge of history.
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