He was sent to the minors, where he hit the backstop as frequently as the catcher's mitt.
Montreal will count on Carey Price to backstop them as well under pressure as he did Team Canada at the Olympics, but Price (while sometimes carrying the squad) is always better when he seems confident in what's happening in front of him.
It sailed over Posada's head, rolling to the backstop as Gibbons scored.
The presentation lays out the deal in clear terms, describing the spending backstop as "automatic across-the-board cuts ('sequestration').
Currently, Ireland, Portugal and Greece are benefiting from these backstops as they carry out broad reforms to enhance their competitiveness and stabilize their public finances, while Spain has received financial assistance to recapitalize its banks.
Reds third baseman Scott Rolen, a former Cardinal, went after Cardinals pitcher Chris Carpenter near the edge of the crowd, and the two wound up crunched against the backstop as the crowd surged forward.
Former chancellor Lord Lawson told the BBC's Radio 4 Today programme the Bank of England's new powers to restrict mortgages were necessary as a backstop, as banks lent irresponsibly because they felt they were "too big to fail".
Adam Liberatore took over and got two outs but then unleashed a wild pitch that sailed over the head of catcher A.J. Ellis and to the backstop as Simmons scored.
He even magnanimously lets Democrats off the hook, stating, 'I don't feel the same way about the Democrats as bullet backstops as I do about the Republicans who joined them.' I'm still waiting to see how many other Republicans feel that the Second Amendment to the United States Constitution actually means elected officials should just be shot down on the street.
Your standing offer to sell, that is, becomes a free call option for a speculator, backstopping him as he makes a speculative bet that the stock will fall.
