Randolph Palmer ELLENVILLE, Ulster County (WABC) — A huge three-alarm fire ripped through a film set in Ulster County early Thursday. The fireplace broke out at 613 Automotive, a used car dealership, on South Main Street in Ellenville around 1 a.m. The area is getting used for an HBO miniseries, “I Know This Much Is True,” starring Mark Ruffalo and Melissa Leo. No one became harmed. Some vintage vehicles were believed to have been at the dealership for the shoot at the fireplace time, and over 50 autos were destroyed. There were also numerous explosions as the automobiles went up in flames. The motive of the fireplace is unknown and under investigation, but it is believed to be accidental. Security defends posted on the website known as 911. “Everyone in Ellenville became excited about it,” dealership proprietor Levi Hecht stated. “Everybody changed into riding by and commenting, advantageous. It turned into bringing the existence returned to Ellenville.” All the vehicles that have been gutted were brought in via HBO. The cars owned by the dealership had been moved off the website for filming.
Hecht said he plans to rebuild.
HBO released a declaration Thursday concerning the fireplace: “A hearth occurred remaining night at a place for HBO’s constrained series. I KNOW THIS MUCH IS TRUE. Filming had concluded earlier at night, and no one involved became injured. The fire is presently under investigation. We have temporarily suspended manufacturing and assume we will resume shortly.” Paul Lo Duca spent 11 seasons in Major League Baseball catching for the Los Angeles Dodgers, Miami Marlins, New York Mets, and Washington Nationals. So he has lots of stories to tell. And he loves telling them. Lo Duca, 47, is now a horse racing analyst and part of “The Favorites Podcast.” During a current episode, he shared a story — we’ll notice, an unverified one — about umpire Joe West that particularly didn’t result in an ejection, but instead a twist related to a 1957 Chevy. If one desires to agree with its authenticity, the taitsoauthenticityd is acknowledged through Bob McManaman in the Arizona Republic. It occurred in the past 2000s at some stage in a sport among the Mets and the Phillies.
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Lo Duca changed into catching with West in the back of the plate while Billy Wagner entered the game in alleviation. They met at the mound, and Wagner gave his catcher a directive that left him incredulous.
The communication, per Lo Duca:
“[Wagner’s] like, ‘Hey, Joe’s at the back of the plate. Set up a pair of extra inches inside. I became like, ‘Are you kidding me? Joe hates me.’ He’s like, ‘No, no, no. Joe loves me.’ “I move, ‘He hasn’t given us the nook all day.’ He’s like, ‘Don’t worry about it.’ He throws 1tenpitches and strikes out 3threeguys—Joe earrings up all 3threemen. Eight of the nine pitches had been at least three to 4 inches inner, not even close. Guys have been throwing bats and the entirety. Joe walks off the field.” Lo Duca was amazed West became so lenient on the quarter. Lo Duca said this turned into the ump, tallied up eight or nine of his 15 career ejections. He is a controversial discernment and is called “terrible.” he and the exec motives have been roasted.
