The first seafood caught off Japan's Fukushima coastline since last year's nuclear disaster went on sale yesterday, but the offerings were limited to octopus and marine snails because of persisting fears about radiation.
(The second, being caught off the rolls, would be solved by same-day voting, which is due to go into effect in California next year under a separate measure).
Wright made a base-running mistake in the fifth — he was caught off the bag at first for the second time in two nights — and is having a difficult spell at the plate, causing some concern for Manager Jerry Manuel.
For all the scouting reports and the empirical observation of Andy Pettitte's move to first base, Mike Piazza found himself shambling in the wrong direction in the fourth inning and was promptly caught off first base.
But the US wants Iran's private commitment to be made public and explicit first and was caught off guard by the UN invitation.
Since the first megamouth was caught off Hawaii in 1976, scientists have been at a loss to explain how such large creatures escaped detection for so long and why they are appearing now.
If Nick Punto had not run past third base in the eighth inning of Game 3 and Carlos Gomez had not been caught off second base in the fourth inning of Game 2, probably costing the Twins at least a run each time, would the Yankees have still won both games?
Coaches at first and third base can be caught off guard by hard-hit balls because their duties often require them to keep an eye on base runners and fielders even as a pitch is being thrown.
One study has suggested that a third of fish caught off parts of the British coast contain microplastics - with one estimate that the average seafood consumer in the UK has eaten 11,000 plastic particles in the last year.
Taking off from third, Canó was erased at the plate, then Crosby was caught off second for a double play.
