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Questions? Call 1-800-Tribune Saturday, September 15, 2018 Breaking news at chicagotribune.com Van Dyke opts to face jury after all Officer decides days before trial in 2014 killing of teenager By Megan Crepeau, Jason Meisner and Christy Gutowski Chicago Tribune

In a choice with potentially far-reaching consequences for the biggest Cook County mur- der case in years, Chicago police Officer Jason Van Dyke’s attorney announced Friday that a jury will decide his fate. The long-awaited decision came just days before opening statements and after 12 jurors and five alternates had already been selected — an extraordi- narily late date for such a consequential choice. Most legal experts expected him to take a bench trial, as most Chicago police officers charged with criminal wrong- CHIP SOMODEVILLA/GETTY doing traditionally have done. Volunteer Amber Hersel helps rescue Keiyana Cromartie, 7, and her family after Hurricane Florence flooded their home Friday in James City, N.C. Conventional wisdom holds that judges can more easily strip the emotion from such highly charged cases and focus on the complicated legal ques- tions at hand. Van Dyke, however, presum- Florence turns deadly ably saw something in the jurors that suggested he had a Hurricane Florence lumbered ashore in North Carolina with giant, 400-mile-wide hurricane pounded away, forecasters better chance of a straight 1 howling 90 mph winds and a terrifying storm surge early Friday, warned that drenching rains of 1 to 3 ⁄2 feet could trigger epic not-guilty verdict with them trapping hundreds of people in high water as it settled in for what flooding. At least five people were killed and more than 890,000 deciding the case. “I think he’s looked at his could be a long and extraordinarily destructive drenching. As the homes and businesses lost power. Nation & World, Page 5 jury, now that they’ve all been picked, and said, ‘I don’t want to do any jail time. I’m going for broke, I’m rolling the dice and I’m going for an acquittal,’ ” Irving Miller, a former Cook Rauner: County prosecutor and long- time criminal defense attorney, Changing told the Tribune Friday. system Turn to Trial, Page 2 ‘takes time’ After rocky 1st term, Familiar he says he sees value in incremental steps name in By Rick Pearson and Mike Riopell Chicago Tribune Chicago

Bruce Rauner’s road to con- trition intersected with the campaign Tribune Editorial Board on Friday, with the re-election- Daley, former chief seeking Republican governor saying he was more willing to of staff for Obama, to settle for “incremental change” announce for mayor after little first-term success By Bill Ruthhart with bringing a hard-charging TERRENCE ANTONIO JAMES/CHICAGO TRIBUNE businesslike leadership style to Chicago Tribune government. Edye Brown comforts her son Michael at the University of Chicago Hospital on Thursday. But in speaking at the edito- Former U.S. Commerce Sec- rial board’s endorsement ses- retary Bill Daley will announce sion, Rauner said he would not Monday that he’s going to run let up on attacking his chief ‘We come to our school. for a job once held by his political nemesis, Democratic brother and father — mayor of House Speaker Michael Madi- Chicago. gan, whom the governor re- Daley peatedly has called “corrupt.” ... I was just like, ‘Why?’’ would mark Rauner said he believes Madi- the first big- gan’s power has eroded due to Students shot near Chatham Academy after day of drills name candi- sexual harassment issues in- date to offi- volving government and politi- By Anna Spoerre Michael said. bleeding from his head and cially jump in cal staff. Chicago Tribune “Yeah, I’m hit too,” his legs. A cousin stayed with the race since “I am cautiously optimistic friend said. him until the ambulances Mayor Rahm that the dynamic in the Gen- The 16-year-old student They ran back into Chat- arrived. “It was out of no- Emanuel Bill Daley eral Assembly is different. I do doesn’t remember much ham Academy High School where,” the cousin said of the made the not believe that the speaker is about the bullet going and toward the cafeteria, as attack. stunning announcement earli- as powerful and dominant and through his back, barely miss- they’d been told to do during Police say the teens were er this month that he would not domineering as he was four ing his heart but puncturing safety drills earlier that day. with a group of students seek a third term. Daley, whose years ago and as he has been for his lung just steps from his Security guards placed them leaving the school in the 700 nascent campaign confirmed much of the last 35 years. I high school on the South on tables while waiting for block of East 91st Street Friday he would run, suc- think there’s more willingness Side. paramedics. Michael looked around 4 p.m. Monday when ceeded Emanuel as then-Presi- within his caucus to stand up Michael, whose last name over and saw his friend cov- a car pulled up and someone dent Barack Obama’s White and challenge him on issues,” is not being used for safety ered in blood. started shooting into the House chief of staff after reasons, does remember his “After that I felt my ears crowd. Two people of interest Emanuel left the job to run for Turn to Governor, Page 4 friend, 18, running up behind closing,” Michael said. “I felt were taken into custody but mayor in 2010. He also worked him Monday afternoon and the room getting dark.” released days later. as commerce secretary for asking if he was OK. Outside, a third student, 17, more than three years under “I told him, “Nah, I got hit,” lay wounded in a parking lot, Turn to Students, Page 4 former President Bill Clinton. Daley’s bloodline in Chicago TOM SKILLING’S politics runs deep. His father, WEATHER Richard J. Daley, was mayor for 21 years until his death in 1976, High 86 and his brother Richard M. Low 70 Manafort cuts deal Kavanaugh denies Cubs win thanks Daley was the city’s longest- Complete forecast serving mayor until he decided on back of Chicago Sports and will cooperate alleged ’80s assault to Happ’s homer not to seek his sixth full term Former Trump campaign Supreme Court nominee Ian Happ’s three-run home before the 2011 election that $2.50 city and suburbs, $3.00 chairman pleads guilty to “categorically” denies New run in the seventh inning Emanuel won. elsewhere, 171st year No. 258 two federal crimes, agrees Yorker’s report of sexual was enough to beat the Bill Daley has flirted with © Chicago Tribune to talk in the special coun- misconduct. “I did not do Reds. The Cubs hold their running for a high-profile of- 1 sel’s probe into Russia med- this back in high school or 1 ⁄2 game division lead, fice before, including 2002 and dling in the 2016 election. at any time,” he said. as the Brewers win to keep Nation & World, Page 5 Nation & World, Page 7 pace. Chicago Sports Turn to Daley, Page 2 2 Chicago Tribune | Section 1 | Saturday, September 15, 2018 Van Dyke opts Familiar name in race Daley, from Page 1 He would enter a race with a dozen or so candi- for jury trial 2010 bids for governor, but dates, many of whom have never moved forward. In struggled to raise money so 2013, he briefly entered the far. That would not figure to Trial, from Page 1 “Appellate courts are Democratic primary con- be a problem for Daley, who much more likely to re- test for governor, but then has strong ties to New Van Dyke is the first verse a jury verdict for dropped out saying a bid York’s Wall Street and Chi- Chicago police officer in whatever reason than they “wasn’t the best thing for cago’s LaSalle Street. He decades to be charged with are to reverse a judge’s me” and vowed never to also has personal wealth he murder in an on-duty fatal- ruling,” Miller said. “Judges seek public office again. could tap, though not to the ity. Dashboard camera vi- are presumed to know the Now 70, Daley will have to extent of Gov. Bruce Rauner deo of him shooting 17- law and to apply the law explain what has changed. or the self-funding Demo- year-old Laquan McDon- correctly. That’s not the He is expected to start cratic nominee for gover- ald 16 times as the teen case with a jury.” publicly discussing his run nor, J.B. Pritzker. appeared to walk away The defense now faces for office Monday, but no While those financial ties from police roiled the city another key decision, said formal campaign event is could serve as a campaign on its court-ordered re- longtime defense attorney planned. strength for Daley, they also lease more than a year later. Robert Loeb, who teaches Daley’s run for mayor are likely to open him up to Friday’s announcement at DePaul University Col- ANTONIO PEREZ/CHICAGO TRIBUNE will test whether his sur- attacks from progressives would seem to conclude a lege of Law. Officer Jason Van Dyke, left, arrives at the Leighton name still carries the clout who have derisively re- lengthy legal face-off be- “The biggest issue now Criminal Court Building in Chicago on Monday. with the electorate that it ferred to Emanuel as “May- tween the defense and is to what extent is (the used to as the party contin- or 1 percent” for his close Judge Vincent Gaughan. defense) going for a total them guilty instead of in- sion process was, but I’m ues to move further left ties to, and campaign con- The judge had delayed not guilty from the jury and voluntary manslaughter. sure these are very experi- from his centrist business tributions from, the city’s ruling on a defense request to what extent will he Klisz got eight years in enced trial lawyers and I background. Daley also is business elite. to move the trial from submit the less serious prison, while Earullo was think you just have to likely to get tagged by pro- So far there are a dozen Chicago until after jury offense of second-degree sentenced to less than follow your gut some- gressives for his brother’s main candidates who have selection. The defense, in murder to the jury for their three years. times.” financial mismanagement declared they are running turn, postponed its deci- consideration,” he said. More recently, two Chi- The researcher also of the city toward the end of for mayor in the Feb. 26 sion on whether to have a The unique way cago police officers accused chronicled whether the al- his tenure — including the election, including former jury decide the case at all. Gaughan handled the jury of wrongdoing in other leged offender in the fatal deeply unpopular leasing of Chicago police Superin- Gaughan continued to questioning means the de- high-profile Cook County shooting cases was armed the city’s parking meters — tendent Garry McCarthy, hold off ruling Friday on fense got a rare preview of cases were acquitted in with a dangerous weapon and his father’s role in former Chicago Public whether to move the trial the jurors before choosing bench trials. But some of — such as a knife in Chicago becoming a starkly Schools CEO Paul Vallas, out of Cook County, saying whether to have them de- the biggest court victories McDonald’s case. segregated city. former Police Board Presi- he would do so after he cide the case. They must elsewhere in the country Of the 33 convictions, However, he also brings dent Lori Lightfoot, Cook swore in the 12th juror and have liked something about for law enforcement offi- only 18 percent involved a plenty of experience to the County Circuit Court Clerk five alternates when they the makeup of the jury, cers involved in fatal shoot- weapon. Of the 42 non- job, from his time in Wash- Dorothy Brown, business- return to the courthouse Loeb said. “The defense ings came from juries — convictions, 33 percent of ington and decades in the man Willie Wilson, Chicago Monday. It appears highly has confidence that at least including the officers who those cases involved some- financial sector. principals association Presi- unlikely that Gaughan one juror will find justifica- shot Philando Castile in one armed with a weapon. As commerce secretary, dent Troy LaRaviere, activ- would agree to move the tion for the shooting,” he Minnesota and Terence With that history in the Daley ran a department ist Ja’Mal Green, tech entre- trial at this point, however. said in reference to the jury Crutcher in Oklahoma. background, community with tens of thousands of preneur Neal Sales-Griffin, Under Illinois law, Van needing to be unanimous However, just last activists are watching the federal employees. As Oba- Southwest Side attorney Dyke could unilaterally to convict. month a Texas jury con- Van Dyke proceedings ma’s chief of staff, he was in Jerry Joyce, policy consult- switch to a bench trial at Still, like many legal ana- victed a former police offi- closely. charge of day-to-day opera- ant Amara Enyia, attorney any point before the 12th lysts familiar with how cer in the slaying of an “For me, it’s about three tions in the White House, John Kozlar and DePaul juror was sworn in. So far, cases go in Cook County, unarmed black teen. years in the making,” said though his one-year stint in student Matthew Roney. 11 of the 12 have taken the Miller said he was sur- If history is a good indi- William Calloway, who is that job was shorter than In addition to Daley, sev- oath. That means the de- prised by Van Dyke’s deci- cator, Van Dyke is taking a part of a coalition of groups most serve. eral other high-profile poli- fense technically could still sion, particularly because risk tapping a jury to de- organizing demonstrations Daley left the Obama ticians have weighed a run change course Monday Gaughan is considered a cide his fate rather than a during the trial. “I’m cau- administration in January for mayor after Emanuel’s morning. “tough but fair” judge who judge. tiously optimistic about 2012 as part of a shake-up surprise departure from the The decision rested would decide the facts of Of the 94 nonfederal this trial.” meant to improve the race to spend more time solely with Van Dyke. With McDonald’s shooting with- sworn law enforcement of- Gaughan noted in court White House’s operations with his wife, Amy Rule, this particular burden lifted, out emotion. ficers in the country who Friday that protesters have and its dealings with legisla- and write an unspecified Van Dyke — who looked As far as legal strategy, have faced murder or man- been peaceful, a point Cal- tive leaders. Daley offered “next chapter” of his life. sleep-deprived and often Miller said it’s simple: Put slaughter allegations for loway echoed and urged to his resignation after spend- U.S. Rep. Luis Gutierrez slipped into a thousand- the jury in Van Dyke’s on-duty fatal shootings continue after the hearing. ing the holidays with family, kicked the tires on a may- yard stare during jury selec- shoes that night and con- dating back to 2005, 33 “ ‘Justice for Laquan’ is a and decided he was ready to oral campaign before drop- tion — appeared more re- vince them that no matter cases resulted in convic- nonviolent movement. It’s return to Chicago, the Trib- ping out earlier in the week laxed during Friday’s brief how bad the video might tions, but none were de- a peaceful movement,” he une reported at the time. to encourage Cook County hearing. He smiled as he look, he was “a police cided by a judge, according said. “Anybody that comes In between his stints in Commissioner Jesus walked into the courtroom officer doing what he was to Philip Stinson, a Bowling out to demonstrate, we ask Washington, he held a se- “Chuy” Garcia to run. Gar- and looked better-rested trained to do.” Green State University as- you to come out and be ries of positions at big firms. cia is on the November than he had in weeks. When “He’s out there on the sociate professor of crimi- aggressive. Come out and Daley worked as a lawyer ballot to succeed the retir- court adjourned for the day, street. There is someone nology. be passionate. Come out and later as president of ing Gutierrez in the pre- he hugged attorney Daniel standing there with a Of the 33 convictions, 16 and exercise your First Amalgamated Bank of Chi- dominantly Hispanic 4th Herbert and smiled at his knife,” Miller said. “He of the officers pleaded Amendment (rights), but cago before his first round Congressional District. father. didn’t know what was go- guilty and 17 were found please come out and be working in Washington. Af- Cook County Board Pres- The 12 jurors picked for ing on. He reacted in- guilty by a jury. The convic- peaceful.” ter his years in the Clinton ident Toni Preckwinkle also the racially charged case — stantly, and that’s not mur- tions were often for a lesser Calloway said he would administration, he ran Al has said she is seriously Van Dyke is white and der.” offense, Stinson said. have liked to see more Gore’s presidential cam- considering a mayoral cam- McDonald was black — Van Dyke is believed to The criminal cases for diversity on the jury — a paign before being named paign. She is unopposed in include just one African- be the first Chicago police 42 of the officers ended in point he made while urging president of SBC Communi- the November election for a American. The remainder officer charged with an acquittals, dismissals or in black residents to register cations (now AT&T), where third term as the county’s of the jury is composed of on-duty murder to opt for a one case a grand jury to vote to boost diversity in he was in charge of strategic chief executive. State seven whites, three His- jury to hear his case. The passed on charges. potential jury pools. planning and lobbying. Da- Comptroller Susana Men- panics and one Asian- last time an officer stood Stinson said the criminal Van Dyke, 40, a veteran ley became JPMorgan’s doza also has been calling American. trial for murder was 37 cases for 19 of the 94 of nearly 13 years with the Midwest chairman in 2004 donors and labor leaders While the defense tried years ago — and it was a officers still are pending. Police Department at the and later was named the behind the scenes about a to strike several of the judge who heard the case. The Van Dyke case is time of the shooting, faces company’s head of corpo- potential bid but has de- current jurors during the Officers Louis Klisz and counted among those 19 — six counts of first-degree rate responsibility, where he clined to discuss a bid publi- selection process, some in- Fred Earullo were charged and is the only one of the 94 murder, 16 counts of aggra- oversaw lobbying efforts. cly, saying she is focused on dicated strong support for in the 1980 beating death of from Illinois. vated battery and one Daley left JPMorgan to her statewide race in No- law enforcement during 51-year-old Richard Ramey Though Van Dyke’s de- count of official miscon- serve in the Obama White vember. questioning. One juror, a after he was arrested for cision runs contrary to duct for the October 2014 House. He also stepped North Side U.S. Rep. Hispanic woman, is even smoking on a CTA plat- Stinson’s data, the re- shooting. down from positions on Mike Quigley and 2011 may- an aspiring Chicago police form. searcher cautioned each corporate boards at the oral candidate and City Hall officer. After hearing the evi- case is unique and differ- Chicago Tribune’s Stacy St. time, including Boeing Co. veteran Gery Chico also are If the jury does convict dence, Judge Arthur Cies- ent. Clair contributed. and Abbott Laboratories. In considering launching may- him, Van Dyke would have lik ruled there was reason- “There’s no right or 2014 he was named head of oral campaigns. a better chance on appeal able doubt whether the wrong answer here,” Stin- [email protected] U.S. operations for the than if he was found guilty officers had “clear intent” son said. “I don’t know [email protected] Switzerland-based hedge [email protected] by Gaughan, Miller said. to kill Ramey. He found what the (defense’s) deci- [email protected] fund Argentiere Capital. Twitter @BillRuthhart

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A+E News 11 Editorials News 10 Business News 9 Nation & World News 5 Comics News 14-15 Weather Sports 8 Chicago Tribune | Section 1 | Saturday, September 15, 2018 3 CHICAGOLAND Concealed carry licensee called hero after shooting Debate swirls after civilian fired at suspect in shooting of officer MIKE RYAN PHOTO By Matthew Walberg, Chicago’s Animal Care and Con- Madeline Buckley trol shelter needs caretakers. and William Lee Chicago Tribune Animal shelter A licensed concealed carry gun holder who shot at a man sus- pected of wounding a Cicero has crisis with police officer on Thursday is being lauded as a hero by town influx of cats officials. But proponents of concealed and kittens carry say the lines between what is justified and what isn’t often By Katie Galioto can be blurred when citizens Chicago Tribune open fire. And a leading gun control advocate cautioned Tom, a smoky gray tabby, was against using the outcome of the turned over to the shelter by his incident as proof that concealed owners when they became home- carry is the answer to combat less. The five Rip Van Winkle violent crime. kittens and their mom, Sassy, were The suspect was hit by gunfire ARMANDO L. SANCHEZ/CHICAGO TRIBUNE strays spotted in a backyard. after he shot a weapon at police. Police investigate after a Cicero officer was shot near Interstate 55 and Cicero Avenue on Thursday. Crowds of cats arrive at Chi- It wasn’t clear if it was police or cago’s Animal Care and Control the private citizen who shot the armed suspect,” he said. key question for investigators will unlikely given that he came to the shelter almost every day this time suspect at the end of the incident, Nonetheless, gun control ad- be what the citizen saw before he aid of police officers and no of year, and this year it’s caused which began when Cicero police vocate Colleen Daley, the execu- intervened. bystanders were injured as a volunteers and staff to seek foster tried to stop a car the suspect was tive director of the Illinois Coun- “It’s great that he’s a hero, but result of his actions. “Ergo, he’s a families for the felines with a driving. Police said the concealed cil Against Handgun Violence, here’s the legal part: You can superhero,” Johnson said. heightened sense of urgency. gun holder was stuck in traffic said things could have gone much defend yourself or another,” There have been about 40 Almost 300 rescued cats were when he witnessed the police worse. Johnson said. “So was he defend- shootings by people with con- housed at the agency’s shelter activity, decided to intervene, and “This situation worked out ing himself or another person? cealed carry licenses since Illi- early this week, a record number got out of his car and fired at the OK, but what if it hadn’t?” Daley “If all he sees is the guy fleeing, nois became the last state to allow for the year that left some at risk of man. said. “It easily could have gone he has no right to shoot him,” them four years ago, according to being euthanized. David Lombardo is a con- the other way. To sit here and say Johnson said. “The question is, at a recent Tribune analysis. “The shelter is full of cats and cealed carry instructor who has that concealed carry is the an- the time the good Samaritan is The review found that most of kittens in urgent need of tempo- trained more than 7,000 people to swer to all of our gun violence shooting him, is he (the offender) the shootings have been in public rary homes,” the agency wrote in a get their state licenses. Based on problems, or more, that armed a threat to somebody, or was he places in the Chicago area, and Facebook post Wednesday. “Some media accounts, Lombardo said people are going to keep us safer, making a getaway?” half the cases have involved are so young they must be bottle that since the concealed carry that’s not true.” Part of the problem concealed concealed carry holders firing to fed, others are recovering from holder wasn’t being shot at, The shootout began about 5:05 carry holders face is that while defend themselves or someone illness, elderly or stressed and do “technically, he should not have p.m. when Cicero police tried to the law affords them the right to else from robbers. At least 11 not do well in the shelter environ- been engaged.” stop a car in the 3900 block of use deadly force when they people have been killed, includ- ment.” “But,” Lombardo added, South Cicero Avenue, Chlada reasonably believe they or anoth- ing a man with a license who After issuing pleas to rescuers “speaking as a former part-time said. The driver sped off, but the er person are in danger of great tried to fend off carjackers on the on social media, about 70 cats deputy and an ex-military guy, officers boxed in his car on the bodily harm or death, no two West Side. were placed in temporary homes the (citizen) was an angel. He southbound Cicero exit of the incidents are alike, Lombardo More than 265,000 people Wednesday and Thursday, said knew what he was doing, he got Stevenson Expressway. The said. Matters are further compli- have licenses to carry concealed Mike Ryan, who volunteers for the involved when he didn’t have to driver got out and fired several cated by how different parts of guns in Illinois, about 2 percent of agency’s Cat Transfer Team. But and he saved the cop’s life. The rounds at two officers, then ran the state view the issue of con- the adult population. Cook the shelter needs to find care- bad guy could have hit somebody north on Cicero Avenue and fired cealed carry. County, the state’s most populous takers for 40 more before the crisis else too. So who knows how at another officer chasing him, “I’ve had cases in Cook County county, has nearly 74,000 holders is averted. “I think it’s about the many lives (the citizen) saved?” Chlada said. and DuPage County and Will of concealed carry licenses. highest capacity I’ve seen in the Cicero police and town leaders The citizen with the concealed (County),” Lombardo said, “and To get a license, you must be at five years I’ve been volunteering,” credited the citizen, whose name carry license driving south on here’s the thing: I don’t mean to least 21 and have a valid firearm Ryan said. they did not release, with helping Cicero left his car and fired at the be pejorative about Cook County owner’s identification card. You It’s not uncommon to see an to end the wild shootout during suspect, Chlada said. The suspect and Chicago, but you can take the can’t have been convicted of uptick in the number of cats the Thursday evening rush hour. was hit and was listed in serious exact same case, and you put that physical violence in the last five rescued this time of year, which “We were lucky enough to condition, police said. in front of a Cook County jury and years, or had more than two DUIs Animal Care staff member Jenny have a citizen on the street there Duarte, 31, was taken to Mount their mindset is typically, ‘I know in the past five years or have any Schlueter called “kitten season.” who is a conceal carry holder, and Sinai, the ambulance he was in you have the concealed carry outstanding arrest warrants. Mother cats often birth their he engaged in gunfire with the escorted by several police cars. card, but if you have a gun, you’re You also must undergo 16 second or third litters of the year suspect,” Cicero police Superin- Duarte was surrounded by his probably doing something hours of training — usually a before the weather turns cold, tendent Jerry Chlada Jr. said wife, parents, and brothers and wrong.’ weekend — and have hit 21 of 30 causing the population of home- outside Mount Sinai Hospital, sisters as he underwent surgery. “Go to Will County,” he contin- targets at close range. To renew a less cats to surge. “August and where Officer Luis Duarte was Chicago police Sgt. Rocco ued, “and the mindset is, ‘Well, license, required every five years, September are always tough.” listed in good condition after Alioto said Chicago police would did you have a reason to use that a person must take a refresher The agency’s situation is even undergoing surgery for four bul- handle the investigation and Illi- amount of force?’ ” course that covers gun skills. more dire this year because it’s let wounds to the arm, leg and nois State Police would investi- But the fact that no one else preparing to renovate its medical side. The suspect also was in good gate the officer-involved shoot- was injured by the civilian also Chicago Tribune’s Katherine Ro- unit, shrinking the already limited condition, police said. ing. The incident started in Cic- helps frame the way the incident senberg-Douglas, Liam Ford and space available for cats. Cicero Town President Larry ero but ended in Chicago. No is viewed. “If he’d have shot Hannah Leone contributed. “We have to house them and Dominick, speaking to reporters charges had been filed as of somebody else by accident, you care for them,” Ryan said. “After a outside the hospital, added his Friday afternoon, Chicago police wouldn’t be reading what you’re [email protected] certain number, it gets a little thanks to the concealed carry said. reading in the paper today,” [email protected] Attorney Michael Johnson, Lombardo said. [email protected] challenging.” holder. “I want to applaud the Twitter @mattwalberg1 Euthanasia is the last resort, citizen, a civilian, who risked his who often represents individuals Johnson agreed, saying Twitter @Mabuckley88 said Kelley Gandurski, acting exe- life to help in apprehending this in concealed carry cases, said the charges against the citizen were Twitter @MidNoirCowboy cutive director of Animal Care and Control. The agency has a 90 percent live release rate, which she said is fairly high when compared with peers throughout the nation. The cats most at risk are those Garcia lobbies for Mendoza mayoral bid with severe medical or behavioral problems, Ryan said. “We really, But state comptroller running for reelection and sup- chapter” of his life. really, really try to avoid, if we can, porting the statewide Demo- Cook County Board President having to euthanize anyone unless says she’s focusing cratic ticket,” Mendoza said in a Toni Preckwinkle and Garcia it truly is suffering.” on her own re-election statement. “After nearly four publicly expressed their interest Many cats are caught on the years of a disastrous adminis- in the job for the first time this streets by animal control officers By Gregory Pratt tration led by Bruce Rauner, we week, but neither has announced responding to 311 calls. Others are and Mike Riopell can’t take anything for granted.” a final decision. brought in by concerned citizens Chicago Tribune Mendoza faces Republican Since Emanuel’s announce- or surrendered by owners who Darlene Senger, a former law- ment, several high-profile politi- can’t care for them. The municipal A former Jesus “Chuy” Garcia maker and Rauner administra- cians have weighed a bid, includ- shelter cannot turn away animals, backer said he’s launching an tion official, in November. ing Gutierrez, Preckwinkle, Gar- so it relies heavily upon a network effort to draft Illinois Comptrol- Illinois’ general election for cia, Mendoza, former U.S. Com- of more than 200 licensed rescue ler Susana Mendoza into the race statewide candidates is Nov. 6. merce Secretary Bill Daley, U.S. groups to take in cats, dogs and to be Chicago mayor. The filing deadline for municipal Rep. Mike Quigley and 2011 other critters — providing the The announcement by Marty races, including the Chicago may- mayoral candidate and City Hall animals with the care they need Castro, a previous Illinois Human or’s race, is Nov. 26, giving any veteran Gery Chico. and freeing up CACC space. Rights Commission chair who candidate an approximately The main candidates who “We’re just hoping that we don’t played a key role in Garcia’s 2015 three-week window between have declared they are running get a lot more baskets of kittens mayoral campaign, creates a du- elections to gather the 12,500 for mayor so far include former coming in,” Gandurski said, adding eling draft movement after U.S. valid signatures needed to get on Chicago police Superintendent that it’s important to spay and Rep. Luis Gutierrez on Wednes- the city’s mayoral ballot. Garry McCarthy, former Chicago neuter cats to control the city’s day called on Garcia to join the Mendoza has been a top Public Schools CEO Paul Vallas, population. race. Rauner critic after winning her former Police Board President Those interested in rescuing or “I can think of no better person first term as comptroller two Lori Lightfoot, Cook County fostering cats can get in touch with at this point in time to lead our TERRENCE ANTONIO JAMES/TRIBUNE years ago. She defeated the gover- Circuit Court Clerk Dorothy the volunteer Cat Transfer Team, city. On day one, she will bring a Susana Mendoza said she is nor’s chosen candidate in a race Brown, millionaire businessman which facilitates the process of fresh voice and ideas, free from flattered by calls urging her to that was viewed as a proxy war Willie Wilson, Chicago princi- finding cats a home by networking the reins of a longstanding bro- run for mayor of Chicago. between Rauner and his chief pals association President Troy with local rescue organizations for ken political system, to create political nemesis, Democratic LaRaviere, activist Ja’Mal Green, Animal Care. lasting change for our city,” Cas- Mendoza’s camp confirmed that House Speaker Michael Madi- tech entrepreneur Neal Sales- Ryan said he encourages those tro said in a statement. “Susana Castro spoke to her. gan. Before that, Mendoza won Griffin, Southwest Side attorney looking for a pet to adopt from a understands Chicago. She is Chi- But in a statement, Mendoza two citywide races for clerk in Jerry Joyce, policy consultant humane society or rescue center cago. No one is more qualified or reiterated that she’s focusing on 2011 and 2015 and spent about 10 Amara Enyia, attorney John Ko- because those animals are usually has a more compassionate under- her re-election campaign. years in the Illinois House. zlar and DePaul student fully vetted. He’s taken two res- standing of the struggles that so “I am nothing but flattered and Emanuel shook the city’s polit- Matthew Roney. cued cats into his own family. many residents and families honored by the many calls of ical landscape last week when he The agency has a page devoted face.” support urging me to run for announced he would abandon his [email protected] to pet adoptions. Castro said in the statement mayor of Chicago, which would bid for a third term to spend more [email protected] time with his wife, Amy Rule, and Twitter @royalpratt that he has spoken to the comp- be an honor and a privilege, but Twitter @mikeriopell [email protected] troller and urged her to run. right now I am focused on move on to an unspecified “next 4 Chicago Tribune | Section 1 | Saturday, September 15, 2018 D Man killed in South Side shooting loved being a nurse By Hannah Leone closed off Wood- if you need any- the father said. “He was a Chicago Tribune lawn Avenue be- thing,” she said. good boy. Any man would tween 95th and Several other want a son like him.” Three Sundays ago, at a 96th streets. The family members The younger Jackson Golden Corral buffet, block was quiet made their way to was so quiet, people getting Tanny Jackson III intro- as an officer knelt the hospital. The to know him would be duced his family to his new on the sidewalk elder Jackson’s surprised to realize how wife and her two children. and shined a brother, Steven smart he was, his father Though he surprised his flashlight over Jackson, said the said. After graduating KAYLI PLOTNER/CHICAGO TRIBUNE family by getting married, the ground. Jackson III young man was a Ralph Ellison High School, Gov. Bruce Rauner meets with the Tribune Editorial Board. they were happy for him, The elder Jack- hard worker who he went on to Olive-Har- Democratic nominee J.B. Pritzker declined to participate. his father said. son, who works for the U.S. stayed out of trouble. vey College on the Far “My son was in love with Postal Service, had recently The neighborhood used South Side, where he de- this woman,” Tanny Jack- gotten home in Dolton to be different, Tanny Jack- cided to be a nurse. son Jr. said. “I know my son when his sister called, say- son said. “Back when I was He most recently Rauner: Changing loved me to death and I ing his oldest son had been growing up, we all treated worked at La Rabida Chil- loved him to death.” shot and was at Trinity. each other like family,” he dren’s Hospital and loved The younger Jackson, 26, Jackson and his wife rushed said. helping sick people feel system ‘takes time’ was standing on the porch to the hospital, but his son His son had talked about better, his father said. Governor, from Page 1 The governor once again of his grandmother’s house, died before he got there. passing the family name After the meal at the defended his role in the where he lived, when Jackson wandered out- along if he ever had a son of Golden Corral, father and said Rauner, who has spent state’s historic two-year someone in a silver SUV side the hospital in plaid his own, the father said. son told each other they millions over the past four budget impasse resulting opened fire around 8:45 pajama pants and flip- His son liked to work hard, loved each other, hugged years attacking Madigan, from Rauner’s push for a p.m. Thursday in the 9500 flops. He lit a cigarette. then come home and be and parted ways. who also is state Demo- pro-business, union-weak- block of South Woodlawn “I was always afraid that with his new wife, he said. Jackson remembers the cratic Party chairman. ening agenda against the Avenue — a street domi- something like this would Growing up in the Bap- day his first son was born as Madigan ousted his long- push back from majority nated by single-family brick happen to him,” he said. tist church, Jackson III “the best” day. As they time chief of staff Tim Democrats in the General homes set back from the “He (was) like, ‘Dad, I’m loved all kinds of music. He grew older, they talked all Mapes this summer after a Assembly. “The standoff it- sidewalk by green lawns. not going to live my life was well-behaved, a little the time and would call House staff member ac- self was not the problem. He was hit several times being afraid to live my life, shy and enjoyed both the each other just to say cused the top aide of sexual It’s the proof that the sys- and his brother drove him I’m gonna do what I want structure of school and the “what’s up” and see how harassment. The #MeToo tem is so broken that re- to Trinity Hospital, where to do’ — and he did.” act of learning. Teachers the other was doing, Jack- movement has plagued forms are like pulling teeth. he was pronounced dead Still, Jackson never actu- would always say he was son said. Democrats under Madi- That scares people,” he said, just before 10 p.m. ally expected his son would quiet, like his father was in Now he’s sad and angry gan’s control and led to adding Democrats in other Nicknamed “TJ,” Jack- die so violently or sud- high school. and doesn’t know how to questions about his record states have done some of the son came from a tight-knit denly. “It’s like a dream, but Jackson and his father move forward. “It’s going tenure and whether his things he’s recommended, family and was especially I know that it’s not a not only shared a name but to be hard,” Jackson said. “I longstanding ability to pre- such as changes in workers’ close with the 24-year-old dream,” he said. “I know also an affinity for learning. can’t even imagine. I mean, dict, react and get ahead of compensation. brother who drove him to that he’s gone.” But the son did not inherit that was my baby … He’s criticism and changing po- “The fact that Democrats the hospital less than 2 As Jackson smoked his father’s love of baseball. gone. And I won’t see him litical times has faded. here who control the Gen- miles away, the elder Jack- across the street from the He played anyway, through no more.” Rauner’s appearance fol- eral Assembly are unwilling son said. emergency room, a woman high school, to make his lowed by a day a speech he to do it, that’s the scary part. At the scene of the walked over and embraced dad happy. [email protected] made seeking to reboot his That’s what drives people shooting, yellow tape him. “I’m here for you guys “He was a good person,” Twitter @hannahmleone campaign, offering a mea away. These reforms should culpa to voters and attempt- not be that hard,” he said. ing to cast himself as gentler Rauner, a wealthy equity and smarter after his first investor, is being challenged four years in office contrib- by Democrat J.B. Pritzker, a uted to massive government billionaire heir to the Hyatt dysfunction. He continued Hotel fortune. He has re- that theme Friday. peatedly sought to distin- “What I have learned is guish Pritzker’s wealth as that to make progress in an inheritance as opposed government, you have to be to his own business-gener- willing to make incremental ated income and he called changes. You also have to be the Democrat a “member of willing to find common the lucky spoon club” and “a ground over a period of trust fund baby” before add- time. It does not happen ing, “There’s nothing really quickly. What you’ll see, I wrong with that. That’s not believe, is many more dis- criminal.” cussions, many more pri- Rauner also castigated vate meetings one-on-one Pritzker for proposing a with legislators. What you’ll graduated-rate income tax see is, I think, small incre- to replace the state’s man- mental changes in many dated flat-rate tax. Pritzker pieces of legislation and declined an invitation to we’ll be moving progres- appear jointly with Rauner sively toward our ultimate before the editorial board. goal but in smaller steps,” “Turn out the lights,” Rauner said. Rauner said of a graduated He said, in retrospect, he rate tax. He said Pritzker’s would have accepted attempts to bill such a tax as smaller changes in such requiring more from the issues as workers’ compen- wealthy and less from the sation, local mandate relief, middle class as “being sold property tax controls and falsely to the people of state pensions. During his Illinois.” first term, Rauner pulled Rauner contended a back from Senate Republi- graduated-rate income tax E. JASON WAMBSGANS/CHICAGO TRIBUNE can-led efforts to fashion a would be much like the Chicago police gather Monday after three teenagers were shot and wounded in the Burnside neighborhood. “grand bargain” aimed at state’s toll highway system. trying to resolve differences Tolls originally were sup- between the governor’s posed to be eliminated agenda and the Demo- when bonds used to finance cratic-led General Assem- the system were paid off, bly because it didn’t go far but have continued as the Students shot near enough. system has expanded. “I’ve learned a lot. I was “Money is fungible. It highly successful in busi- gets spent in other ways,” ness by being very aggres- Rauner said, saying a gradu- sive, very dynamic, very ated rate income tax was “a quick to act, innovative in green light to raise taxes on Chatham Academy thinking. I’ve tried to be the everyone.” same in government and Hours earlier, Pritzker, as Students, from Page 1 nothin’ to nobody. I was friends are now more cau- Michael’s uncle is a truck what I’ve learned is that he has in the past, declined just like, ‘Why?’ ” tious walking to and from driver, and Michael has doesn’t work very well in a to give specific details of his Investigators have not As he lay on the cafeteria the school. “We stick to- been thinking that would political process where we graduated tax proposal to given a possible motive for table, a friend held both gether,” she said. “We be a good way to make a are in the super-minority reporters. Instead, he out- the shooting, but gun vi- sides of his face, asking him know now. We’re aware of living and see the country. and now the minority,” lined “basic principles” to olence is not uncommon in to stay with her. When he our surroundings.” Just before school let out Rauner said. tax wealthier people at a the Burnside neighbor- saw his friend bleeding on The cousin, a junior at Monday, he had picked up a “We just have to take higher rate and said the hood around the charter the table next to him, he Chatham Academy, said thick packet from a teacher wins where we can get specifics would have to be school. grew faint and suddenly she was walking behind filled with information them. We have to change negotiated with lawmakers. Earlier that day, the stu- worried that he might die. the students who were about getting a commercial the system slowly. It takes Appearing at the City dents had gone through an “The only thing that shot. A car pulled up and driver’s license. time. We have to gradually Club of Chicago, Pritzker active shooter drill. And kept me from completely two people got out, T-shirts His teachers have joined convince not only the legis- called for more state spend- about two hours before passing out was her,” he pulled over their faces. At friends and family visiting lators but also the voters — ing on mental health and classes were dismissed, a said. least one of them started him and filling his text- and communicating about addiction programs while 21-year-old man was shot Michael said he called shooting and she started message inbox with well- these issues with 12.8 mil- assailing Rauner for the in the neck about four his mother when paramed- running. wishes. He was even able to lion people is hard and takes two-year budget impasse blocks from the school. ics arrived and began to She hid in an alley three check in with his friend time and we’ve just got to that hampered those social The principal got on the treat him. houses away. “I was who was shot over video stay persistent,” he said. services. intercom and urged stu- “Mamma, I’m OK. I got shocked because I didn’t chat from their beds on the “What we can’t do is let our “Watching what Bruce dents to be careful and go shot in the chest, but I’m expect anything like it to same hospital floor. frustrations ... stop us from Rauner did to addiction and straight home. A security OK,” he told his mother, happen,” she said. Michael is the last of the continuing to work and mental health services dur- guard had the same mes- Edye Brown, 39, who was Her cousin didn’t realize three students to be re- continuing to try to make ing his budget crisis shook sage as Michael passed him at a laundromat nearby. he’d been shot until he leased from the hospital, progress.” me to my core,” Pritzker on the way out. “There’s a “That call almost killed noticed blood dripping but he is making progress. While saying he would said. “Families were turned lot of shootings going on, me,” Brown said. down his face. Then he Doctors came by Thursday engage members of the upside down.” we want y’all to be safe,” On Thursday, she realized his leg was bleed- afternoon to remove a General Assembly more if The budget stalemate has Michael remembers him stroked her son’s hair at his ing too. drainage tube from his lung. he gains a second term, he been a frequent line of saying. “We want y’all to go bedside and wondered “I told him to take his “Three, two, one,” a doc- continued to attack Madi- attack for Pritzker, who straight home. Make it how to channel the anger pants off and put pressure tor counted down. Michael gan and the property-tax didn’t outline specific plans back tomorrow safe and she feels. on it,” she said. They saw a hummed, as directed, as appeals firm he helps lead to pay for the programs. sound.” If there was so much hole where a bullet had they pulled out the tube. as “unethical, I believe it’s a In the speech, Pritzker As Michael turned the concern about the stu- gone through his thigh. He He tightly grasped the side conflict of interest and it’s a spoke of his mother, who corner, he saw a family dents’ safety, she asked, started panicking but para- of the bed and the hum- type of corruption.” struggled with alcoholism friend drive by and tried to why weren’t police seen medics showed up soon. ming turned into labored “I’ve called out unethical and died when he was in flag down a ride to take him patrolling outside the Last Christmas, her 18- breathing. Four colorful behavior and conflicts of high school. “I watched her the two blocks home. He school Monday afternoon year-old brother was shot balloons floated above his interest. I will always do suffer. I watched her carry heard someone running as students headed home? and didn’t finish his senior pillows. that. But I will work to- the stigma that goes along and turned, figuring it was “No parent should ever year. His mom said he’d have gether to find common with a disease that has kept just some kids “horseplay- have to go through this, and Michael’s family hasn’t another X-ray later that ground,” he said. so much in the shadows,” he ing.” He saw a gun but I’ve never been through this decided whether he will day, and maybe he would Rauner said Illinois’ said. “It’s hard for me to didn’t get a clear look at before,” she said. “It really return to the academy. be home by the weekend. economy is growing but not imagine what would have who was holding it. tore me apart, but again, It had been only his “You did good, son,” she as fast as it should. He happened to us if she hadn’t “We ain’t doin’ nothin’,” thank God that my son is second week at the school said. credited the White House been able to afford treat- Michael said from his bed alive, and that’s the most and he was excited. He had and the Republican-led ment.” at the University of Chi- important thing right now.” just transferred from Sime- Chicago Tribune’s Rose- Congress for changing the cago Medical Center on The cousin who helped on Career Academy and mary Sobol contributed. federal tax code though he rap30@aol.com Thursday. “We come to our the wounded 17-year-old had a few friends who also did not mention President [email protected] Twitter @rap30 @MikeRiopell school. We weren’t doin’ student said she and her attended Chatham. [email protected] Donald Trump by name. Chicago Tribune | Section 1 | Saturday, September 15, 2018 5 NATION & WORLD Manafort to cooperate with Mueller

Lawyer says former an investigation has con- Trump aide cut deal cluded with a plea having nothing to do with Presi- to protect family dent Trump or the Trump campaign.” By Eric Tucker, Under the terms of the Chad Day and deal, Manafort was allowed Michael Balsamo to plead guilty to just two Associated Press conspiracy counts, though the crimes he admitted cov- WASHINGTON — For- er the same conduct alleged mer Trump campaign in an indictment last year. chairman Paul Manafort Manafort’s homes in New agreed Friday to cooperate York City, in the Hamptons with the special counsel’s and in Virginia, as well as Russia investigation as he money from his bank ac- pleaded guilty to federal counts and life insurance charges and avoided a sec- policies may be seized by ond trial that could have the government as part of exposed him to even greater the deal. punishment. It’s unclear how the deal The deal gives special might affect any Manafort counsel Robert Mueller a pursuit of a pardon from key cooperator who led the Trump. The president has Trump election effort for a signaled that he’s sympa- crucial stretch during the thetic to Manafort’s cause. 2016 presidential campaign. In comments to Politico The result also ensures the before the plea deal, Giu- investigation will extend far liani said a plea without a beyond the November con- cooperation agreement gressional elections despite wouldn’t foreclose the pos- entreaties from the presi- sibility of a pardon. dent’s lawyers that Mueller ALEX WONG/GETTY In the current Washing- bring his probe to a close. Attorney Kevin Downing leaves court Friday after his client Paul Manafort agreed to cooperate with Robert Mueller. ton case, prosecutors had It is unclear what infor- been expected to lay out in mation Manafort is pre- dent Vladimir Putin; and years in prison. Given his involvement in ness associate of a man who detail Manafort’s political pared to provide to investi- another aide who was in- He smiled as he entered the Trump campaign, in- U.S. intelligence believes consulting and lobbying gators about President Don- dicted alongside Manafort the courtroom Friday but cluding episodes being has ties to Russian intelli- work on behalf of former ald Trump or that could aid but ultimately turned on gave terse and barely audi- scrutinized by Mueller, gence. And while he was Ukrainian President Viktor Mueller’s investigation into him. The president’s former ble answers during ques- Manafort could be posi- working on the Trump Yanukovych and the pro- Russian interference in the personal lawyer has sepa- tioning from the judge. tioned to provide key in- campaign, emails show Russian Party of Regions. 2016 presidential election. rately pleaded guilty in New “He wanted to make sure sight for investigators work- Manafort discussed provid- Prosecutors say Mana- But the plea makes Mana- York. that his family was able to ing to establish whether the ing private briefings for a fort directed a large-scale fort the latest associate of Friday’s deal, to charges remain safe and live a good campaign coordinated with wealthy Russian business- lobbying operation in the Trump, a president known tied to Ukrainian political life. He’s accepted responsi- Russia. man close to Vladimir U.S. for Ukrainian interests to place a premium on consulting work but unre- bility,” attorney Kevin Manafort was among the Putin. without registering with loyalty, to admit guilt and lated to the campaign, was Downing said. “This is for participants in a June 2016 White House press sec- the Justice Department as cooperate with investiga- struck just days before conduct that dates back Trump Tower meeting with retary Sarah Sanders in- required by the federal For- tors in hopes of leniency. Manafort was to have stood many years and everybody Russians and the presi- sisted that the Manafort eign Agents Registration In the past year, Mueller trial a second time. should remember that.” dent’s oldest son and son- case was unrelated to Act. Manafort was accused has secured pleas from a He was convicted last The cooperation deal re- in-law that was arranged so Trump. of concealing from the IRS former national security ad- month of eight financial quires Manafort to provide the campaign could receive “This had absolutely tens of millions of dollars in viser who lied to the FBI crimes in a separate trial in whatever information the derogatory information nothing to do with the proceeds from his Ukrain- about discussing sanctions Virginia and faces seven to government asks of him, about Democrat Hillary president or his victorious ian patrons and conspiring with a Russian ambassador; 10 years in prison in that though it does not specify Clinton. A grand jury used 2016 presidential campaign. to launder that money a campaign aide who case. The two conspiracy what if anything prose- by Mueller has heard testi- It is totally unrelated.” through offshore accounts broached the idea of a counts he pleaded guilty to cutors hope to receive about mony about the meeting. Added Trump lawyer in Cyprus and elsewhere. meeting with Russian Presi- on Friday carry up to five Trump. He was also a close busi- Rudy Giuliani: “Once again 5 killed as Florence swamps the Carolinas

Hundreds rescued; Florence flattened trees, heart attack after emer- crumbled roads and gency crews could not clear more than 890,000 knocked out power to more debris to get to her, the without electricity than 890,000 homes and Raleigh News & Observer businesses, according to reported. By Jonathan Drew poweroutage.us, which Shaken after seeing Associated Press tracks the U.S. electrical waves crashing on the grid. And the assault wasn’t Neuse River just outside his WILMINGTON, N.C. — anywhere close to being house in New Bern, restau- Blowing ashore with howl- over, with the siege in the rant owner and hurricane ing 90 mph winds, Hurri- Carolinas expected to last veteran Tom Ballance cane Florence splintered all weekend. wished he had evacuated. buildings, trapped hun- “It’s an uninvited brute “I feel like the dumbest dreds of people and who doesn’t want to leave,” human being who ever swamped entire communi- said North Carolina Gov. walked the face of the ties along the Carolina coast Roy Cooper. Earth,” he said. Friday in what could be just The hurricane was After reaching a Catego- ANDREW CARTER/THE (CHARLOTTE) NEWS & OBSERVER the opening act in a watery, “wreaking havoc” and could ry 4 peak of 140 mph earlier Robert Simmons Jr. and his kitten Survivor are rescued Friday from floodwaters after two-part, slow-motion di- wipe out entire communi- in the week, Florence made Florence dumped several inches of rain in New Bern, N.C. Hundreds of rescues took place. saster. At least five people ties as it makes its “violent landfall as a Category 1 were killed. grind across our state for hurricane at 7:15 a.m. Friday swamping places like North environmental disaster the waters were so hard, Forecasters warned that days,” Cooper said. He said at Wrightsville Beach, a few Myrtle Beach, in a resort from floodwaters washing that trying to get out we got 1 drenching rains of 1 to 3 ⁄2 parts of North Carolina had miles east of Wilmington area known for its white over industrial waste sites thrown into trailers. We got feet could trigger epic seen storm surges as high as and not far from the South sands and multitude of golf and hog farms. thrown into mailboxes, flooding inland over the 10 feet. Carolina line. courses. The National Hurricane houses, trees,” said Holt, next few days as the storm A mother and baby were Florence was later down- For people living inland Center said Florence will who had stayed at home crawls westward across killed when a tree fell on a graded to a tropical storm, in the Carolinas, the mo- eventually break up over because of a doctor’s ap- North Carolina and South house, according to a tweet its winds weakening to 70 ment of maximum peril the southern Appalachians pointment that was later Carolina. from Wilmington police. mph as it moved forward at from flash flooding could and make a right hook to the canceled. As 400-mile-wide Flor- Also, a 77-year-old man was 3 mph about 15 miles north arrive days later, because it northeast, its rainy rem- Ashley Warren and ence pounded the coast apparently knocked down of Myrtle Beach, S.C. takes time for rainwater to nants moving into the mid- boyfriend Chris Smith man- with torrential downpours by the wind and died after But it was clear that this drain into rivers and for Atlantic states and New aged to paddle away from and surging seas, rescue going out to check on his was really about the water, those streams to crest. England by the middle of their home in a boat with crews used boats to reach hunting dogs, Lenoir not the wind. Preparing for the worst, next week. their two dogs. more than 360 people be- County authorities said, and The town of Oriental, about 9,700 National Guard Boat teams rescued some The experience left her sieged by rising waters in the governor’s office said a N.C., got more than 20 troops and civilians were 360 residents, including Sa- shaken. New Bern. More than 60 man was electrocuted while inches just a few hours into deployed with high-water die Marie Holt, 67, who first “Honestly, I grew up in people had to be rescued in trying to connect extension the deluge. Other commu- vehicles, helicopters and tried to row out of her Wilmington. I love hurri- another town as a motel cords in the rain. A woman nities got well over a foot. boats. Authorities warned, neighborhood during Flor- canes. But this one has been collapsed at the height of in Hampstead, in Pender The flooding soon spread too, of the threat of mud- ence’s assault. an experience for me,” she the storm’s fury. County, died of an apparent into South Carolina, slides and the risk of an “The wind was so hard, said. “We might leave.” Super typhoon slams into Philippines By Aaron Favila Cagayan province on the sive evacuation from high- Friday with sustained and Joeal Calupitan northern tip of Luzon is- risk areas was carried out winds of 127 mph and gusts Associated Press land, an agricultural region over two days. of up to 158 mph, forecast- of flood-prone rice plains With a huge raincloud ers said. TUGUEGARAO, Phil- and mountain provinces band 560 miles wide, com- Even if the typhoon ippines— Typhoon often hit by landslides. bined with seasonal mon- weakens after slamming Mangkhut slammed into More than 5 million peo- soon rains, the typhoon was ashore, its winds will re- the country’s northeastern ple were at risk from the expected to bring intense main very destructive, gov- coast early Saturday, with storm, which the Hawaii- rain that could set off land- ernment forecaster Rene witnesses saying the storm’s based Joint Typhoon Warn- slides and flash floods. Paciente said. ferocious winds and blind- ing Center categorizes as a Storm warnings have been “It can lift cars; you can’t ing rain ripped tin roof super typhoon with power- raised in almost all the stand, you can’t even crawl sheets off houses and ful winds and gusts equiva- provinces across the Luzon, against that wind,” Paciente knocked out power at the lent to a category 5 Atlantic including the capital, Ma- said. start of the onslaught. hurricane. nila, restricting sea and air The Hong Kong Ob- The typhoon made land- There were no reports of travel. servatory predicts JES AZNAR/GETTY fall before dawn in the major damage or casualties Before it hit the island, Mangkhut will hit China’s Rain covers the city of Tuguegarao, in northeast Phil- coastal town of Baggao in in the region, where a mas- Mangkhut was tracked late mainland early Monday. ippines, along the path of Typhoon Mangkhut on Friday. 6 Chicago Tribune | Section 1 | Saturday, September 15, 2018

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When: 10:00am - 2:00pm, Saturday, September 22, 2018 Where: Whitney Young Magnet High School, 211 S. Laflin St., Chicago, IL 60607 Produced by: Entrance at Arts Building Door 1 (on W. Jackson Blvd) Chinese American Association of Greater Chicago Free Parking at school parking lots

/ Confucius Institute in Chicago Organized by: Specially Invited Co-Organizer: Confucius Institute in Chicago Dongfang Chinese Performing Arts Association Chicago Public Schools Confucius Institute at Valparaiso University Media Sponsor: Chicago Tribune | Section 1 | Saturday, September 15, 2018 7 DONATE YOUR CAR Trump nominee denies Wheels For Wishes Benefiting assault allegation in ’80s Make-A-Wish® Illinois GOP presses ahead with confirmation of high court pick By Seung Min Kim The Washington Post

WASHINGTON — Supreme Court nominee Brett Kavanaugh on Friday “categorically” denied an al- legation of sexual miscon- duct when he was in high school that has roiled the final days of an already contentious confirmation fight in the Senate. The statement from Ka- vanaugh was his first re- sponse to news reports about the alleged incident SAUL LOEB/GETTY-AFP when he was in high school. A woman alleges that Brett Kavanaugh attempted to force himself on her at a high school “I categorically and un- party in the 1980s. equivocally deny this allega- tion,” Kavanaugh, 53, said and vague statement Thurs- in Montgomery County, Md. room. Friday in a statement dis- day saying she had referred She alleged Kavanaugh Kavanaugh’s friend, who tributed through the White “information” about Ka- and a friend of his, both of has not been identified, did House. “I did not do this vanaugh to federal author- whom had been drinking, not outright deny the wom- back in high school or at any ities. She did not detail the cornered her in a room and an’s claims but told the New time.” material she had, citing con- turned up the music to blur Yorker he has “no recollec- *100%TaxDeductible The disclosure of the alle- fidentiality concerns. out the sound of her pro- tion of that.” gation against President That information came tests. The woman said she has * Free Vehicle Pickup ANYWHERE Donald Trump’s Supreme via a letter that was first sent Kavanaugh then allegedly had to undergo psycholo- *WeAcceptMostVehiclesRunningorNot Court pick has raised more to Rep. Anna Eshoo, D- covered the woman’s mouth gical treatment as a result of *WeAlsoAcceptBoats,Motorcycle&RVs questions, particularly about Calif., and subsequently with his hand and attempted the incident. how the information had passed onto Feinstein, peo- to force himself on her, but been handled as Ka- ple familiar with the matter she said she managed to free New York Daily News con- WheelsForWishes.org Call:(312)651-4254 vanaugh’s confirmation said. herself and bolt out of the tributed. * Car Donation Foundation d/b/a Wheels For Wishes. To learn more about our programs or steadily progressed through Eshoo’s office declined to financial information, call (213) 948-2000 or visit www.wheelsforwishes.org. the Senate. comment. Senate Majority Leader A spokesman for Fein- Mitch McConnell, R-Ky., stein said Friday that the has not commented on the senator received the infor- allegation. mation through a third But Republicans signaled party. Friday that they were pre- The FBI does not plan to pared to press ahead with launch a criminal investiga- Kavanaugh’s confirmation, tion into the matter and with the goal of installing instead sent the material to him on the high court by the the White House to be start of its session Oct. 1. The added to Kavanaugh’s back- committee reiterated Friday ground check file. Within an that it would hold a panel hour of receiving it, the vote Thursday. Votes in the White House sent that up- full Senate are expected the dated material back to the last week of September. Senate Judiciary Commit- Meanwhile, Kavanaugh tee, where the information is held what could be a pivotal limited to senators and a phone call with Sen. Susan tight circle of senior aides. Collins, R-Maine, one of two The woman who made key undecided Republicans the accusation alleged in a who could settle Ka- letter given to the FBI that vanaugh’s fate. The phone Kavanaugh held her down, call lasted about an hour, covered her mouth and tried according to a spokeswom- to force himself on her while an, who offered no details drunk at a party in high about the conversation, in- school. The letter was ob- cluding whether Collins tained by The New Yorker. asked about the allegation. The woman said the inci- The developments snow- dent took place at a party in balled after Sen. Dianne the early 1980s while Ka- Feinstein of California, the vanaugh was a student at top Democrat on the com- Georgetown Preparatory mittee, released a cryptic School, an all-boys academy, To dodge this draft, some play the heavy S. Koreans tried to make an example of the violators so that a fair and gain weight fast just military service culture can take root,” South Korean By Siobhán O’Grady authorities said in a state- The Washington Post ment, according to CNN. In June, Yonhap News In South Korea, it takes Agency reported that inten- extreme circumstances for tional weight gain or loss is young men to gain exemp- one of the most popular tions from mandatory mili- ways South Koreans try to tary service. Still, some have avoid the military. Of the 59 set their hopes on doing men who illegally evaded whatever it takes to avoid the draft in 2017, according conscription — even if it to officials, 37 percent had means gaining so much used weight as an excuse for weight that they are deemed why they could not join. physically unfit for the United Press Interna- armed forces. tional reported that one man This month, South Ko- gained more than 60 pounds rea’s Military Manpower to avoid conscription in Administration said that a 2016. He went from weigh- group of 12 college students ing 170 pounds to 234 as part studying classical music in of his effort to be offered a Seoul tried to gain a huge less physically taxing job as a amount of weight before the replacement for military medical exams that would service. determine their fitness for Other South Koreans military service. The stu- have gone so far as to dents drank protein powder purposely fracture bones, to put on weight ahead of undergo unnecessary their appointments, and surgery or remove their some even drank a heavy teeth, Yonhap reported. aloe vera juice the day of the Of the 12 accused music exams to appear even heavi- students, four are currently er than they already were. completing their public The Military Manpower service and two have since Administration said in a finished. The six others are statement that “the class- waiting for postings to open mates shared tips on how to up at state offices, Agence gain weight in an online chat France-Presse reported. room.” That may be how the But the students’ initial military figured out they escape from military service were gaming the system: doesn’t mean they will evade Officials reportedly ac- conscription forever — even knowledged using “digital if they’ve already spent time forensic technology” to fig- in another public-service ure out that it wasn’t a role. Officials said prose- coincidence that the music cutors will determine students all put on so much whether the group can be weight before their appoint- charged for evading con- ments. scription. Depending on “The Military Manpower what happens next, some of Administration, via thor- the men could be re-exam- ough investigation, will do ined and potentially forced our best to root out military to join the military anyway. service evasion crime and They could also face prison.

Chicago Tribune | Section 1 | Saturday, September 15, 2018 9 BUSINESS

Starbucks opening first Princi Italian bakery Counter-service Princi, they don’t like menus. restaurant has “The beauty of Princi is expansive menu it’s a visual menu,” said Selim Giray, vice president By Louisa Chu of business planning for Chicago Tribune Princi. He’s leading the con- cept from the Starbucks Starbucks will open the side in partnering with first Chicago location of Rocco Princi. “We order Princi, an Italian bakery and with our eyes. Rocco feels cafe, on Tuesday in Fulton that way. You’re captivated Market. The counter-serv- by the visual offerings. A lot ice restaurant menu will of folks end up ordering include coffee, but also things that, if you looked at a meals, changing from menu, you otherwise may breakfast to lunch to an not be intrigued by.” early evening bar with beer, “It’s really that seductive wine, cocktails and snacks. visual experience,” said Gi- Focaccia-based pizzas by ray. the slice and desserts will Princi goes against the also be available. trend of automation and The announcement self-serve kiosks. Thursday came a week after “The visual menu also the opening of the first creates the opportunity to Starbucks in Italy, the Milan have engagement with our Roastery. The Italian city is in-store partners — the also home to Princi, with six JOSE M. OSORIO/CHICAGO TRIBUNE PHOTOS commessas — to talk about locations. Starbucks will open the first Chicago location of Princi, an Italian bakery and cafe, on Tuesday, in Fulton Market. the items, the ingredients The Chicago location — and to tell stories.” actually three concepts in rate central kitchen is also variable four seasons pizza; The first Princi opened one with Princi, Starbucks planned on the Near North plus speck and scamorza 1986 in Milan. The first Reserve and Bar Mixato — Side at a closed Le Cordon ($8.50), the smoked bacon- location outside of Italy will face stiff competition Bleu cooking school build- like ham and cheese. opened 2008 in London. not only from other restau- ing to service the Chicago Big, bold and unapologet- The first location in this rants but also an existing Roastery and future bakery ically brazen desserts were country opened last year in Starbucks across the street. locations. The new Chicago the stars. The Princina tart Seattle. After Chicago, New Next door Sweetgreen Princi will be the first U.S. ($9.50) is served as a precise York opens this fall. Giray makes salads and grain location outside of Star- slice of crisp chocolate declined to discuss future bowls to order. On the bucks’ home base of Seattle. shortbread crust filled with growth plans, but expect a opposite corner La Col- At a preview Thursday deep, dark Agostoni Italian different Princi when the ombe Coffee Roasters cafe morning, maestro baker chocolate ganache finished world’s biggest Starbucks pulls perfect espressos and Rocco Princi with the Star- with a glistening chocolate opens next year on Michi- just brought back its sea- bucks team offered selected mirror glaze. Tiramisu gan Avenue. sonal pumpkin spice draft items for a tasting. Princi ($7.75) layered coffee- “They’re all very unique latte by the can. One block founded the restaurants soaked, house-baked lady- structures and experi- away, the McDonald’s HQ that bear his name. Star- Princi’s menu will include coffee, but also meals, and an finger cookies with lush ences,” he said. “So we will global menu restaurant bucks is a global licensee early evening bar with beer, wine, cocktails and snacks. mascarpone cream, show- absolutely have the oppor- opened with an Australian and investor. ered with cocoa powder. A tunity to showcase Princi in McCafe serving flat whites The Princi blend coffee, pumpkin spice Princi. himself hand-trimmed the seasonal crostata fragole a special way within the in April. Plus there are only available at the Chi- A signature Princi sour- imported, dry-cured Italian ($8.50) glowed with radiant Chicago Roastery.” Forno Rosso’s Neapolitan cago location, will cost dough bread, $10 for whole ham. fresh strawberries over pas- Meanwhile this Princi pizzas and Nonna’s slices $3.50 for 12 ounces, $4 for 16 loaf, features the house “Pomeriggio” is the after- try cream in a buttery gold- will be open weekdays 7 and Parmesan subs nearby. ounces. It’s brewed by the name baked into the crust. noon menu served 11 a.m. to en shortbread crust. a.m. to 9 p.m., weekends 8 The world’s largest Star- cup in the high-tech Clover “Mattina,” the morning 9 p.m., except soup, which is At the bar, any alcoholic a.m. to 9 p.m. bucks is scheduled to open machines. Hand-pulled lat- breakfast menu served 7 only available until 2 p.m. drink (such as an Aperol in Chicago on Michigan tes will run $4 for 8 ounces, a.m. to 11 a.m. includes a Pizza al taglio (by the slice) spritz, $10) purchased is Princi, 1000 W. Randolph St., Avenue in the former four- $5 for 16 ounces. The shop breakfast sandwich ($7) on includes verdure grigliate served with a free plate of 312-243-9097, princi.com story Crate & Barrel build- will also offer rotating single brioche with prosciutto di ($8) with thinly sliced and three pizza strips, about the ing next year. While Princi origin coffees, Teavana tea parma, Parmigiano Reg- roasted vegetables; quattro size of half a regular portion. [email protected] touts on-site baking, a sepa- and hot chocolate, but no giano and arugula. Princi stagioni ($8), the classic yet One odd detail about Twitter @louisachu

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VOICE OF THE PEOPLE A difficult breakup Is that a new knee in your There is a contention that if local and state taxes are increased, residents of Illinois will vacate and set up housekeeping out of state. In no small measure, this con- shopping cart? cept of immediate flexibility is fostered by media reports of some population loss and letters to the editor threatening Starting next year, Americans will that writers are packed and ready to move on. This must find online a list of their hospitals’ be largely of trivial concern. standard charges for an array of Even if other states competed for increased headcount, medical procedures. That’s a new only the very young, retired or un- and underemployed can federal rule, the latest in a long- easily move away. Most productive individuals have too running effort to encourage people much involvement with families, friends, community and to shop for medical care the way commitment to work to even consider the complexities of they shop for groceries or cars. The planting new roots in unfamiliar soil. Some busy people goal is that patients will start asking can’t even spare a couple weeks for a vacation. Simply the what that MRI costs, for instance, thought of moving across town or to the suburbs is compli- then comparison shop. cated and daunting. We’ve long backed efforts like Added to everything else, there clearly are no assuranc- this, in hopes that more Americans es that those fleeing the burdens of Chicago and Illinois would become price-savvy to help won’t find that they deeply regret where they’ve moved to tame medical costs. or miss their jobs, family, friends and the community they The track record so far, however, left behind. is disappointing. Illinois’ largest People living a generally stable existence can only pull insurer, Blue Cross and Blue Shield, off this breakup once or possibly twice in their lives before has offered members an online tool it becomes clear that it’s not us, it’s them. for about eight years to compare — Sheldon I. Saitlin, Chicago prices and quality across hospitals. Fewer than 1 in 10 members use it, Blue Cross says. Wiggle room Many Americans are intimidated This may well be the most positive thing written about by or unaccustomed to bargain Rahm Emanuel since he was first elected mayor. shopping in the hospital or doctor’s Like President Barack Obama, Emanuel inherited a very office. Often patients aren’t motivat- difficult situation. As a former (and, possibly, soon-to-be- ed to seek lower-cost care because, again) Chicagoan, I find it hard to imagine the city being in even if prices are posted, their health better financial shape today under anyone who ran against insurance carrier picks up most of MIKE MINER/CHICAGO TRIBUNE ILLUSTRATION Emanuel. any tab. Maybe, if we get lucky with Amazon, the next mayor ported on an astonishingly wide gulf: hospital commissioned an efficiency will have some wiggle room on finances. Without Amazon, But many insured Americans are In 2016-17, for instance, the median expert to figure it out. It took 18 the future looks very bleak. paying more out of pocket, in price for a gall bladder removal at months — 18! — to find the answer: Any major employer that is considering moving here is deductibles and co-pays. They may Advocate Christ Medical Center $10,550. not interested in a social experiment far from the city be passing up a chance to save mon- clocked in at $31,675 while the Uni- We don’t want to suggest that center. ey. Example: Patients often had their versity of Chicago Medical Center price is the only factor in medical Most of the candidates for mayor will have a hard time MRIs at higher-priced locations, and charged $80,202. A similar spread choices. The lower-cost hospital or delivering any promised improvements in services or our paid more out of pocket, even when exists for many other procedures provider isn’t always the best choice. schools. Union-backed candidates will propose reopening lower-cost facilities were nearby, among numerous hospitals. Many medical decisions aren’t cost- schools, tax increases on the wealthier neighborhoods, according to a study in the National There are many reasons for these benefit analyses. Patients trust their coercing companies into moving into undesirable neigh- Bureau of Economic Research. On disparities. Some hospitals charge own doctors — and the specialists borhoods, and state tax increases that can’t be delivered. average, patients bypassed six lower- more because they must offset the their doctors recommend. Patients What’s needed is someone with Emanuel’s financial acu- priced providers on their way to costs of treating more complex cases; pay not only for a service but for a men — but with none of his social skills. their MRI at a higher-cost health others spend more on charity care physician’s experience and skill in — Anthony Carrollo, Cape Canaveral, Fla. facility. for patients who can’t pay. providing it. Price transparency can help drive And some hospitals apparently medical prices lower, not necessarily don’t even know what their costs are. But if millions of patients ask Finding humanity because individual patients see the The Wall Street Journal reports that about prices, they’ll give providers The Sept. 12 piece by Blake Farmer on suicide rates sticker prices charged (which almost Gundersen Health System’s hospital incentives to think about the most among doctors is noteworthy in many ways, not the least no one pays), but because hospitals in La Crosse, Wis., charged an aver- economical ways to offer treatment. of which is that, through suicide, we are losing too many and providers may start to compete age of more than $50,000 for knee That should mean lower-cost, physicians at a time when our country is already quite more aggressively on price. replacement surgery. But hospital higher-quality alternatives flourish. short of them. Take hospital sticker prices. The execs had no idea how much it actu- It also should help to hold America’s While suicide is a complicated issue, the most relevant Tribune’s Lisa Schencker has re- ally cost to perform the surgery. The medical costs in check. factor is the pervasive feeling of “hopelessness,” a feeling state common to nearly all those who attempt and/or complete suicide. While feelings of hopelessness in physi- cians often stem from long hours and difficult cases, such WHAT OTHERS ARE SAYING feelings also develop from a physician culture of arrogance and limited, if not total lack of, empathy for other physi- cians. This begins in medical school and continues, most In 1938 the common man’s condition in the Soviet Union, Today, the gravest threat to America’s egregiously, in post-medical school training when physi- Germany, or the United States may have been grim, but he was geopolitical standing and interests is not in cians truly learn their “craft.” constantly told that he was the most important thing in the Europe, as it was during the Cold War. It is In training, my fellow residents and I were repeatedly world, and that he was the future (provided, of course, that he not even in the Middle East, where European told that something we had done was “unacceptable” or was an “ordinary man,” rather than, say, a Jew or a woman). He countries possess real regional expertise and that we were “stupid.” Worse, we were berated in front of looked at the propaganda posters, which typically depicted coal can offer meaningful (if still insufficient) others on the care team. This, combined with the number miners and steelworkers in heroic poses, and saw himself there: military assistance. It is in East Asia and the of hours we were required to work, led to us feeling dehu- “I am in that poster! I am the hero of the future!” broader Indo-Pacific, where few if any of the manized, a state that ultimately leads to the dehumaniza- In 2018 the common person feels increasingly irrelevant. NATO allies are poised to play a major role — tion of the patients we were entrusted to treat (and it’s Lots of mysterious terms are bandied about excitedly in TED militarily, at least — in meeting the Chinese hard to be “caring” when you, yourself, have been dehu- Talks, at government think tanks, and at high-tech conferences challenge. … This hardly makes NATO irrele- manized). While the medical training environment has — globalization, blockchain, genetic engineering, AI, machine vant, for the U.S. will ultimately need all the gotten better over the years, things have not changed learning — and common people, both men and women, may friends it can get as part of a global demo- nearly enough. well suspect that none of these terms is about them. cratic coalition committed to countering the As with many things, the problem begins at the top. In the 20th century, the masses revolted against exploitation influence of an authoritarian China. But it Historically, and continuing today, the medical establish- and sought to translate their vital role in the economy into does mean that the success of U.S. strategy ment insists on placing hard-driving, dominating figures political power. Now the masses fear irrelevance, and they are will hinge more and more on what America into positions of leadership. While not true of all, most frantic to use their remaining political power before it is too does outside of Europe and with only moder- leaders of this type have little empathy for those below and late. ... Perhaps in the 21st century, populist revolts will be ate European assistance. President Trump is are extremely “top down” in management style. Criticism staged not against an economic elite that exploits people but wrong if he thinks America does not need is not welcomed and ignored at best, punished at worst. against an economic elite that does not need them anymore. Europe. He is not wrong if he thinks Europe Perhaps such leaders forgot whence they came but, often, This may well be a losing battle. It is much harder to struggle matters less than it once did. against irrelevance than against exploitation. Hal Brands and Peter Feaver, these are the same individuals who used bullying tactics Yuval Noah Harari, The Atlantic Commentary when supervising physicians-in-training earlier in their careers. Medicine needs leaders who are enlightened and empa- thetic, leaders who welcome criticism and inclusiveness, EDITORIAL CARTOON and leaders who bring humanity back to medicine. Maybe then, suicide rates among physicians will start to decline and, more important, patients will have humanized physi- cians, again, to care for them. — Dr. Emil F. Coccaro, Chicago Brittle barbs Metaphors are handy in politics, but how to find just the right one for our times? Hmm … OK: Imagine a noble knight taking on a mighty fortress. His cause may be righteous, but his lance is too brittle. For you see, it consists of that cheapest of all weap- ons in politics: cynicism. You know, deploying the wicked turn of a phrase to keep ridiculing the enemy, but with thrusts that wear thin from overuse. Consider today’s better-known knights of cynicism like television mavens Sean Hannity, Tucker Carlson and Lou Dobbs. Or gifted commentary writers like Maureen Dowd, Andy Borowitz and John Kass. Each a master of the wick- ed put-down, but with all due respect, whose thrusts rarely slay their enemies, while ironically, exonerating their audiences. So long as the audiences can cynically sneer along with their knights, they are somehow unobligated to do any- thing more. “Just like we always said, in politics they’re all crooks and bums, so what’s the use?” Wrong. They’re not all crooks and bums. That’s too easy. Easy sneers need to become informed votes. As the old adage says: “If you don’t stand for something, you’ll fall for any- thing.” — Jack Spatafora, Park Ridge SIGNE WILKINSON/PHILADELPHIA INQUIRER DAILY NEWS Chicago Tribune | Section 1 | Saturday, September 15, 2018 11 AE+ ARTS+ENTERTAINMENT

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MICHAEL BROSILOW PHOTO Allen Gilmore CHRIS JONES THEATER “Radio Golf” I often wish August Wilson would come back to life to help us all make sense of America. And the bard of Pittsburgh would so have admired and enjoyed direc- tor Ron OJ Parson’s sparkling production of “Radio Golf.” It has taken until now for the play to find the right director, and for American events to catch up with Wilson’s prescience. A trio of ambi- EMILY SCHWARTZ PHOTOS tious black real-estate entrepreneurs, Harmond Tom Jansson is unfaithful Martin to wife Stevie, played by Elana Elyce, in “The Goat, or Who Is Sylvia?” at Rivendell Theatre. Wilks (Allen Gilmore), his IN PERFORMANCE ‘The Goat, or Who Is Sylvia?’ ★★★ wife, Mame Wilks (Ann Joseph), and their partner Roosevelt Hicks (James Vincent Meredith) wrestle with the history of the Hill District. Through Sept. 30 at Court Theatre, 5535 S. Ellis The tragic kick of life Ave.; $50-$74; 773-753-4472 and www.courttheatre.org Peculiar romance When: Through Oct. 6 GREG KOT Where: Interrobang at Rivendell MUSIC Theatre, 5779 N. Ridge Ave. plays metaphor to T Bone Burnett chaos of existence Running time: 1 hour, 30 minutes For T Bone Burnett, the idea of summing up any- By Chris Jones Tickets: $32 at 312-219-4140 or www.interrobangtheatre.org thing, let alone something Chicago Tribune that others might call a “career,” isn’t the point. For Tragedy is commonly equated him, it’s about process, a with sadness. But it’s really all the very solid Interrobang Thea- series of occurrences that about chaos. To quote the great tre Project. But this is not, of were meant to be. 7:30 p.m. songwriter William Finn: “Life is course, really a play about the Saturday, Dominican Uni- random and unfair, life is pande- pull of bestiality (I mean it is, but versity, 7900 W. Division, monium.” ...). The affection of the storied River Forest; $35-$45; Be they Greek, Shakespearean architect Martin (Tom Jansson) dom.edu or the works of Edward Albee, for a doe-eyed bovid — much to great tragedies probe those mo- the chagrin of his wife, Stevie HOWARD REICH ments when life turns on a dime, (Elana Elyce), and son Billy (Ryan CLASSICAL smacks you in the gut, reminds Liddell) is a metaphor. It’s as if Mozart’s Requiem you that nothing is promised, not Albee — whose imagination did Interrobang Theatre Project’s production of Edward Albee’s audacious Jane Glover will conduct even for a second. You could, for not lack for dark impulses — sat drama speaks to life’s most upending moments. example, be a highly educated, in his study in Montauk, N.Y., and the Music of the Baroque upper-middle-class kind of per- conjured up the worst possible note what was most in my mind room-sized quarters on Ridge Chorus and Orchestra in son with art on your wall, trusted thing that ever could happen to a last week — a Ronan Farrow Avenue. Jansson is very credible Mozart’s Requiem, with friends, a reputation for integrity marriage. There is much talk at article in The New Yorker alert- — and Liddell is, in the right mo- soprano Amanda Majeski, and calm, a teenager doing home- present of the need (or not) for ing you to a side of your husband ments, the perfect blend of judg- mezzo-soprano Daniela work in his bedroom and genuine male redemption. In 2002, Albee you did not know existed, or ment and pain. But it’s Elyce who Mack, tenor Jonas Hacker personal achievement to keep was asking, how do you ever maybe had chosen to ignore. offers a take unlike anything I’ve and bass-baritone Eric you warm at night. come back from that? That’s what “The Goat” really is seen before in goat land: This is Owens. Also on the pro- And then your husband could If you’re old enough to have about. Oh, yes. by far the hardest role in the play gram: Handel’s Coronation tell you that he is having loving what Albee in “Three Tall Wom- I wouldn’t claim that director and Elyce’s Stevie, you immedi- Anthems 1, 4 and 3. 7:30 sex with a goat. en” called “the 360-degree view” James Yost’s production ranges as ately intuit, has a lot of flayed p.m. Saturday at the Harris That’s the inciting incident in (you know, over age 40), you’ll it deep as it might, but that’s par marital skin in the game. If you’ve Theater for Music and Albee’s most audacious and pre- have found out that while most of for the Albee course. And the never seen this play before, and Dance, 205 E. Randolph St.; cisely titled drama, “The Goat, or us can look aghast at goat-fueled opening scene between Martin you’re courageous, you won’t and 3 p.m. Sunday at the Who is Sylvia?,” a 2002 work last infidelity merely with schaden- and his best pal Ross (Armando regret your experience. North Shore Center for the seen here in epic production at freude, life does indeed upend Reyes) is stilted and underpaced. Performing Arts, 9501 Skokie the Goodman Theatre but now in you. It can be the illness of a But once the action fires up, and Chris Jones is a Tribune critic. Blvd., Skokie; $25-$78; 312- a rather fascinating new store- child. The death of a parent. The Elyce gets going, you see how 551-1414 or www.baroque .org. front Chicago production from midlife crisis of a spouse. Or — to well this play works in the living [email protected]

1 IN PERFORMANCE ‘Little Shop of Horrors’ ★★★ ⁄2 When: Through Oct. 28 Where: Drury Lane Theatre, 100 Drury Lane, Oakbrook Terrace This singular Audrey Running time: 2 hours, 10 minutes Tickets: $50-$65 at 630-530- blooms impeccably 0111 or www.drurylanetheatre .com By Chris Jones listen to “Somewhere That’s Chicago Tribune Green,” the sales clerk Audrey’s aspirational ballad from “Little Without “Little Shop of Hor- Shop,” which you currently can Strafford, who has the sensibility rors,” we wouldn’t have Disney’s hear at the Drury Lane Theatre in this show already needs but often “The Little Mermaid,” “Beauty Oakbrook Terrace, and then listen doesn’t receive. And the har- and the Beast” or “Aladdin.” to “Part of Your World” from monic local urchins — played by That’s because the spoof 1982 “The Little Mermaid.” Sure, Dis- Melanie Brezill, Candace C. Ed- off-Broadway musical (based on a ney Disneyfied the aesthetics. But wards and Melanie Loren — are B-movie shocker about a young the guts are the same. BRETT BEINER PHOTO especially warm-centered. florist named Seymour and the “Little Shop,” then, is a gem of Will Lidke and Kelly Felthous take on Seymour and Audrey in “Little Director Scott Calcagno’s pro- Faustian bargain he strikes with a its kind. There really isn’t any Shop of Horrors” at Drury Lane Theatre. duction doesn’t make any unusual carnivorous plant) is how Disney other off-Broadway musical with choices: The stellar plant combo first found Alan Menken and similar title recognition and en- veteran and recent transplant the song (even in the middle of a of Lorenzo Rush Jr. and Matthew Howard Ashman. tertainment value across multiple from New York) takes a deep dive lyrical line) and her eyes take on P. Sitz is a reprise of the recent Menken and Ashman went on generations, which explains why into the shop assistant with the such a hopeful glaze that you American Blues Theater produc- to write most of the scores for the I find myself watching the chatty lousy taste in boyfriends. She’s want to send her a delivery of tion. And although Kevin De- monster-hit movies that revolu- plant suck down Mushnik the built an eccentric character, all shrink-wrapped furniture, just so pinet’s set is deftly scaled and tionized Disney animation in the florist, Orin the dentist and a right, even down to the wacky she can keep it neat and clean. highly effective, you keep waiting 1990s — the sticky, kid-friendly plethora of other bloody treats on voice, and the deadpan comedy is Aside from the fabulous voice, the for neon that never ignites, even ones that still drive parents to a regular basis. Theaters can rent all there. But Felthous’ work is so key is that she doesn’t con- in fun. insanity — followed thereafter by the plant and feel the cha-ching at rooted in truth and pain that you descend to Audrey. She lives her. “Little Shop” hardly needs any an incomparable slate of family- the box office while only ponying buy every moment. Reason to brave the traffic right tinkering after all these years. But oriented stage musicals. up for nine actors. I’ve generally I’ve heard a whole lot of people there, “Little Shop” fans, although I’m telling ya, Felthous’ Audrey is So I for one would argue that preferred productions in intimate do “Somewhere That’s Green” in you’ll also get a vulnerable, lov- something else entirely. the tawdry old “Little Shop of settings, but then I’d not seen my time, but I think Felthous able Seymour in Will Lidke, a Horrors” is among the most im- Kelly Felthous play Audrey. sings it better than I’ve ever nicely nasty Munchkin in Ron E. Chris Jones is a Tribune critic. portant American musicals ever I’m telling you, this phenome- heard. It’s just so in the moment: Rains and, for sure, a lush bevy of written. If you don’t believe me, nally detailed actress (a “Wicked” She mines every minute idea in eccentric wackos from Steven [email protected] 12 Chicago Tribune | Section 1 | Saturday, September 15, 2018

IN PERFORMANCE ‘IS/LAND: That We Walk’ and ‘Burrow, Tousle’★★★ ASK AMY Dance works present By Amy Dickinson distinct versions of home [email protected] Twitter @askingamy By Lauren Warnecke Chicago Tribune Pregnancy news is tinged with loss Entering Links Hall’s Studio A Thursday night, Dear Amy: My husband news is tempered by our might be best to “hide” there was a cozy living and I just found out that I wish that you weren’t social media postings that room vibe with just two am pregnant. We weren’t going through this. We trigger your loneliness. rows of seating and warm planning this, but now that know you want the best for It can be very challeng- lamp lighting from a gaggle we’re over the shock, we us, but we also want you to ing to develop friendships of incandescent table lamps are very happy. This will be know we understand if you later in life, but joining spread around the per- the first grandchild for want some space or are not groups and/or volun- formance space. A variety both of our families, and inclined to celebrate.” teering where you are of throw pillows were we know our parents are There is no need to be likely to meet peers will scattered about, in autum- going to be thrilled. hush-hush around them. help. Making even one new nal hues of gold, burgundy, However, I’m nervous Don’t apologize for your and close friend will help. and rust. It’s the beginning CHIEN-AN YUAN PHOTO about telling my husband’s own good luck. But let I recently became aware to a structured improvisa- Chih-Hsien Lin, from left, Catherine Hepler and J. Amber brother and his wife. They them off the hook regard- of the term “elder orphan,” tion by dancers Kara Brody Kao perform in ”IS/LAND: That We Walk” at Links Hall. have been trying to have a ing baby showers, so-called which describes someone and Amanda Maraist called child for more than five “gender reveals” (please, in your circumstance. “Burrow, Tousle,” showing one or two of the many the whole of the piece, years. They’ve suffered don’t have one), and any While I don’t particularly once more Friday at the lamps on stage. There’s an while the other three are through fertility testing other baby-related hoopla. love this term, this phe- Roscoe Village hidey-hole. easiness to the two women dissembled as the three and IVF, as well as a late- They might want to partic- nomenon has been recog- I don’t know if “Burrow, in how they sense each performers are revealed. term miscarriage. It’s been ipate or they might want to nized because it is ever- Tousle” emerged from other’s movements. Their Rebecca Whittington’s incredibly painful for them keep some distance (pos- more-common, and social Brody and Maraist’s time faces are detached, ambiva- costumes are a perfect and for my husband’s sibly a little of both). No media are helping people together working on Khe- lent, unemotional. Watch- mishmash of bluish toned whole family. Their last matter what, you should be to connect. Consider join- cari’s “Retreat,” but it ing them brought me back patterns, hinting ever-so- round of IVF ended only a understanding and patient. ing the Elder Orphans wouldn’t surprise me. The to the magical contact jams slightly at traditional Chi- few months ago. group on Facebook to meet “Retreat,” a seven-day once hosted at the old nese and Taiwanese style. I know they will be Dear Amy: I am a widow others who share this performance last spring, Links Hall on Sheffield — This matches Chien-An happy for us, because they of three years, after 40 status and to communicate was the first time I’d no- an unintentional nod, per- Yuan’s sound score. are incredibly kind and years of marriage. I have about ways to support one ticed the two dancing to- haps, to the legacy of Chi- Once the three women loving people. But I also no children. In my first another. gether, but watching them cago’s once-thriving im- begin moving in earnest, know that this will bring year of widowhood, improvise, you would have provisational dance scene. it’s with a delicate hand up a lot of difficult feelings friends and family checked Dear Amy: I love your thought they’d been doing The second half of this and smooth, low-to-the for them. How can we be on me often and invited me column and read it every it for ages. double bill is a debut per- ground vocabulary. One sensitive to them in an- places. Those invitations day. I got a chuckle out of The premise seems formance by IS/LAND, a might think of tai chi, or nouncing and talking started to stop, so I asked the letter from “Upset,” simple — a no-frills improv- new collective of Asian and martial arts as influences, about our pregnancy? to go places with them. whose ex-boyfriend sur- isation rooted in the com- Asian-American artists. but the roots of “That We — Worried Sometimes they would say prised her by coming to forts of home. The two Re-entering the space after Walk” are planted in con- yes. I have many interests work at her workplace. dancers start center stage, intermission, we find an temporary dance as well. Dear Worried: You are and participate in them on Several years ago, I went their bodies folded in a enticing visual landscape, Despite the glorious already sensitive to your my own. But I would like into the office, which cuddle puddle, shifting with a projection of glim- eye-candy, “That We in-laws’ situation and are friends and family to ask thankfully I didn’t do very around and on top of one mering water droplets on Walk” feels unfinished — kindly concerned about me to do things with them. often since I was outside another. At first, I thought the back wall, and on the like there is much more them. But if you deliver What I especially dislike sales, and the new co- they might stay connected stage left wall, a reel of here that’s been left unex- hugs and sympathy sobs is the posting of their activ- worker was my ex-hus- the whole time, one hook- tourism videos produced plored. But for the first along with your joyful ities on social media. I band! Everyone thought it ing a foot around the oth- by the U.S. government go-around from a collec- news, this couple will feel realize that I am now an was hilarious! I said it was er’s ankle as they stretched showing images of farming tive whose mission is about condescended to and ex- “odd” person. I also realize fine with me and never apart, or plugging a fore- and industry. Like “Burrow, place and identity among posed. I think this news is that everyone has their said a word about his work head into the other’s back. Tousle,” this work by danc- East Asian immigrants, best not delivered in per- own lives. Should I just ethic. True to form, he was “Burrow, Tousle” is what ers Catherine Hepler, Chih- there’s a lot to unpack. I’m son, where the couple learn to live with this? gone in less than three happens when you turn Hsien Lin and J. Amber not sure they’ve done so might also feel blindsided — Lonely months. Problem solved! idle time into a dance. Kao called “IS/LAND: That successfully, just yet, but and put on the spot. — JoAnne Luxurious pregnant pauses We Walk” is about home, the search is bound to You and your husband Dear Lonely: This is your temper the sound score, but through the complex make for a rewarding should email or call this new normal, and to a cer- Dear JoAnne: Well which starts with simple lens of immigration. journey for the artists, and couple to tell them, “We’re tain extent, you will have played! hummed long tones by On the stage are five their audiences, too. letting you know before to adjust to the feeling of vocalist Chrissy Martin. At charcoal-colored mounds, telling other family mem- exclusion and to the need Copyright 2018 by Amy intervals, one of the women representing mountainous Lauren Warnecke is a free- bers that we are pregnant. to build newer relation- Dickinson might decide to simply lie islands that shift, ever so lance critic. We are aware of what you ships. 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Bridge North-South vulnerable, East deals North ♠ J52 Dick Tracy By Joe Staton and Mike Curtis ♥ J108 ♦ A74 ♣ KQ72 West East ♠ K109864 ♠ 73 ♥ K ♥ 65432 ♦ KJ1095 ♦ Q632 ♣ A ♣ 65 South ♠ AQ ♥ AQ97 ♦ 8 ♣ J109843 We doubt that you could find an American expert who would open two hearts on the East hand, but this deal was Animal Crackers By Mike Osbun played recently in Australia, where men are men and their opponents are aware of it. They also drink more beer and wine than we do and that will sometimes affect their bidding decisions in evening games. West might have shifted to the king of hearts at trick two, but he had played The bidding: with East before and shifted to the king of East South West North diamonds instead. 2♥*3♣ 3♠ 4♣ He knew East held at Pass 5♣ All pass least four diamonds and he was catering *Weak, five hearts and a four- card or longer minor to a possible singleton ♣ queen in the South Opening lead: Ace of hand. After winning with dummy’s ace of Prickly City By Scott Stantis (Prickly City is on vacation this week. Please enjoy this strip from 2006.) diamonds, most players would have drawn the last trump and taken the heart finesse through East, confident of success. They would then have asked East to never darken their doorstep again. South, however, was Australian expert Warren Lazer, who had played against East before. Lazer ruffed a diamond at trick three, crossed back to dummy with the king of clubs, drawing the missing trump, and ruffed dummy’s last diamond. Lazer went back to dummy with the queen of clubs and finally took the heart finesse. West won with his singleton king, but he had to lead a spade into South’s ace-queen or yield a ruff-sluff. 11 tricks for Lazer after a well-played hand!

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Whatever you want to call Corey Crawford’s long-awaited re- turn to the ice when the Black- hawks opened training camp Fri- day — a practice, a goaltending session or just having a skate — it was a step in the right direction from an injury Crawford finally disclosed publicly was a concus- sion. “I’m still getting over symp- toms,” Crawford said. “Most of them are gone, but I’m not clear yet. Until that happens, I won’t be back in.” Crawford and goalie coach Jimmy Waite hit the ice at MB Ice Arena shortly before 9 a.m. and began to work on positioning drills in the net. Waite then took light shots on Crawford during their session, which lasted about 45 minutes. Crawford last played Dec. 23 against the Devils, when he was pulled during the first period, but he said the concussion occurred earlier in the season. He went on injured reserve a few days later, then made an attempt to resume practicing in early February that didn’t go well. “It just got to where it didn’t seem it was worth it when we started to slide (in the standings),” he said. “I was better off thinking about long term than trying to rush back.” There was much speculation about the nature of Crawford’s injury, in part because he and the team chose not to share informa- CHRIS SWEDA/CHICAGO TRIBUNE tion about what was ailing him. As Ian Happ connects on a go-ahead three-run homer in the seventh inning Friday night in a 3-2 victory over the Reds at Wrigley Field.

Turn to Blackhawks, Page 6 CUBS 3, REDS 2 Happy night

Clutch 3-run homer in 7th lifts beaten-up Cubs NL CENTRAL RACE Contenders W L GB By Phil Rogers board with it. Guys get hurt, They have tremendous talent Chicago Tribune that’s what happens. You deal there. You can’t really look at Cubs 86 61 — with it. Hopefully we survive what they’re going to do.

Up the interstate in Wiscon- the storm. I believe we have They’re probably going to win 1 Brewers 85 63 1 ⁄2 sin, the Brewers on Friday used guys who can step up, get outs all their games. I think that’s

an infield Travis Shaw calls the in big situations, and we need the mentality you have to 1 Cardinals 81 67 5 ⁄2 “Goal Line Package,” one in to continue to do that.” keep.” which their lightest player Following their overnight Happ, who was hitting .187 JOSE M. OSORIO/CHICAGO TRIBUNE weighs 225 pounds. Anthony journey for a makeup game in with only three homers in the CUBS MAGIC NUMBER Corey Crawford, who missed most Rizzo also was thinking in Washington that they won on second half, banged a 1-0 fast- Combination of Cubs of last season, attended the first football terms. Thursday, the Cubs beat the ball from Hernandez into the wins and Brewers losses day of Blackhawks training camp. He said the Cubs can’t allow Reds 3-2 in the opener of a left-field seats. 14 needed to clinch. the loss of Pedro Strop or an weekend series. “It has been awhile since I MORE COVERAGE unusual stretch that has the Ian Happ’s three-run homer got one of those, since I’ve had Closer Pedro Strop out for rest of ON THE CLOCK Cubs scheduled for games on in the seventh inning erased a a hit, really,” Happ said. “To get regular season with moderate 30 consecutive days sidetrack 2-0 deficit as Joe Maddon’s a hit in that situation, coming left hamstring strain. Page 3 Days until the season 1 opener: Blackhawks at them. team remained 1 ⁄2 games off what we’ve had to do the Senators, 6:30 p.m. Oct. 4. “What are we going to do, ahead of the Brewers in the last couple of weeks, to give us 19 just punt?” Rizzo asked? “Send National League Central. a chance to win a ballgame, was UP NEXT MORE COVERAGE special teams out and punt? “The Brewers are tough,” great.” Reds (Cody Reed 0-2, 5.08) at Defenseman Connor Murphy out We’re playing for another ring, starter Cole Hamels said. Cubs (Jon Lester 15-6, 3.57) eight weeks with back injury. Page 6 a championship. Everyone’s on “They’re a very, very hot team. Turn to Cubs, Page 3 3:05 p.m. Saturday, NBCSCH

BEARS GAME 2 Seahawks at Bears 7:15 p.m. Mon., ESPN Smith making push MORE COVERAGE ■ Ankle soreness a lingering issue for Kyle Long. Page 2 to expand his impact ■ Week 2 NFL picks against the spread. Page 3 By Rich Campbell thrilling debut moment. Chicago Tribune This immediate force spent the first 24 plays on the sideline. Why Roquan Smith sprung up from did it take so long for him to play? COLLEGE FOOTBALL the Lambeau Field turf Sunday, Smith played only eight of 59 Saturday’s notable games his enthusiasm and adrenaline snaps (14 percent). In a one-point Vanderbilt at overflowing. He pumped his fist defeat, couldn’t the eighth pick in Notre Dame twice, skipped for a few yards and the draft have made a winning 1:30 p.m., NBC-5 then gave Leonard Floyd a jump- difference? Illinois vs. USF ing headbutt. Especially considering that his 2:30 p.m. at The linebacker’s first play in a replacement, third-year veteran Soldier Field, BTN Bears uniform was a sack of Nick Kwiatkoski, played 47 snaps, CMU at NIU Packers quarterback DeShone and none of his four tackles was 2:30 p.m., Kizer. A first impression that closer than eight yards from the ESPN Plus measured up to his first-round line of scrimmage. draft pedigree. What a footnote to If only Smith hadn’t held out Akron at a career the Bears believe will for 29 days. If only he hadn’t Northwestern rocket upward from there. missed all of training camp. If only 6:30 p.m., BTN But by the end of their collapse he hadn’t strained his left ham- LSU at in a 24-23 loss, an uncomfortable string in his third practice after JEFFREY PHELPS/AP Auburn mix of truths and questions re- Bears rookie Roquan Smith sacked Packers quarterback DeShone Kizer 2:30 p.m., CBS-2 placed the buzz of Smith’s Turn to Bears, Page 2 on his first NFL play during the first half of Sunday’s 24-23 loss. ■ Coverage, Page 2 2 Chicago Tribune | Chicago Sports | Section 2 | Saturday, September 15, 2018

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BEARS NOTES Long slowed by ankle soreness By Dan Wiederer how much he can play Monday Chicago Tribune versus the Seahawks. “My sense is he’ll be good to Right guard Kyle Long has go,” Helfrich said. “He’s on a been a new addition to the Bears’ weird schedule all the time. … But injury report this week with I would expect that to be how it’s lingering effects of an old injury. going to go for the rest of the Long was held out of practice year.” for the second consecutive day Friday with what coach Matt The Marshall plan: Seahawks Nagy called ankle soreness. The receiver Brandon Marshall will veteran offensive lineman has return to Soldier Field on Mon- had issues with his right ankle day night for the first time since since suffering a season-ending the Bears traded him in March injury in November 2016. Long’s 2015. This is Marshall’s third ankle was severely damaged in a team since departing Chicago, loss to the Buccaneers when and with the Seahawks likely to 258-pound fullback Paul Lasike be without Doug Baldwin (knee landed on the back of his leg on a sprain), Marshall should be a top poorly executed shovel pass. target for Russell Wilson. Long needed reconstructive Marshall had three catches for surgery to repair ligaments and 46 yards in Week 1 against the tendons in the ankle and has Broncos. That included a 20-yard fought to manage the injury ever touchdown catch on which he since. made an in-cut, then pivoted and Nagy asserted Friday that he broke upfield past cornerback isn’t concerned with Long’s an- Bradley Roby. kle and just wanted to get him Seahawks coach Pete Carroll some rest on Thursday. But he offered high praise for Marshall acknowledged the challenges in- this week, noting that his super- volved in managing Long’s lin- sized personality and history of gering ankle issues. melodrama have not presented “That’s the number one thing any problems to this point. that we need to understand is “Yeah, he does have a big that it is going to linger,” Nagy personality,” Carroll said. “He has said before practice Friday. “So been through a lot. One of the there’s that fine line of doing too best players to ever play in the much but yet knowing that, hey, league at his position. So you we need to get those reps in always wonder. practice. It’s just too valuable to “But we just watched who he not practice. And he understands is and how he handles himself that. So it comes down to trust — and how hard he works and how GERALD HERBERT/AP us trusting him and believing open he has been to work with LSU quarterback Joe Burrow will have to navigate past the Auburn defensive line in a SEC showdown. where his pain is at. And then just young players and open to being week by week, we’ll evaluate it.” coached. He’s been great. It has WEEK 3 GAMES TO WATCH With Long unable to practice been a very successful start to our the last two days, rookie James relationship. And we’re really Daniels is next on the depth chart fired up about him having a at right guard and in line to see chance. Because he’s really hun- more reps with the first unit. gry to play.” Tale of Tigers in SEC Offensive coordinator Mark Hel- frich didn’t seem worried that [email protected] By Joel Boyd | Chicago Tribune Long’s ankle issue would limit Twitter @danwiederer

LSU at Auburn 2:30 p.m. Saturday, CBS-2 Who will emerge as Alabama’s prime challenger in the SEC West? Auburn’s defensive line might be too much for LSU and QB Joe Burrow to handle.

Boise St. at Oklahoma St. Ohio State vs. TCU Washington at Utah 2:30 p.m. Saturday, ESPN In Arlington, Texas 9 p.m. Saturday, ESPN Don’t linger too long at the 7 p.m. Saturday, FOX-32 The Huskies’ margin for er- fridge or in the bathroom, or After coasting past Oregon ror disappeared in a loss to you might miss a score. The State and Rutgers, the Buckeyes Auburn. Winning at Rice- Broncos are averaging 59 might finally get a real test at Eccles Stadium won’t be easy points, the Cowboys 56.5. Jerry World from Gary Patter- against a Utes defense that held son’s Horned Frogs. NIU to two field goals.

Vanderbilt at Illinois vs. Akron at NUCCIO DINUZZO/CHICAGO TRIBUNE Bears guard Kyle Long missed his second straight practice Friday with Notre Dame South Florida Northwestern soreness related to his November 2016 ankle injury.

TV/radio: 1:30 p.m. Saturday; TV/ radio: 2:30 p.m. Saturday TV/radio: 6:30 p.m. Saturday; NBC-5, WMVP-AM 1000. at Soldier Field; BTN, WBMX- BTN, WMVP-AM 1000. 1 Line: Notre Dame by 13 ⁄2. FM-HD2 104.3. Line: Northwestern by 21. Records: Vanderbilt 2-0; Notre Line: South Florida by 11. Records: Akron 1-0; North- Dame 2-0. Records: South Florida 2-0; western 1-1. Illinois 2-0. Smith making push KEYS TO THE GAME to expand his impact 1. Plow ahead. 1. Defense needs to be up to 1. Block. Bears, from Page 1 coach Glenn Pires said. “It’s like: Notre Dame ranks 120th the task. The NU offensive line kept make a mistake (and) I under- among 130 FBS schools in The USF offense racked up 47 quarterbacks Clayton Thorson reporting. stand. And what’s important is rushing average at 2.8 yards per points and 680 yards in last and TJ Green clean at Purdue. If only … move on to the next play. He’s carry. That’s a function of going year’s meeting in Tampa, Fla., a Against Duke, the line allowed Now that the contract impasse very, very good and mature in up against Michigan (132 yards 24-point Illini loss that sent the four sacks, and Thorson was between Smith and the Bears that way.” on 47 carries) and having the season into a downward spiral. harassed before throwing an undeniably has affected the Smith said Wednesday he was offensive line struggle against The Bulls totaled 515 and 426 interception. A big part of the regular season, all he can do is fully comfortable with the game Ball State (117 on 41 carries). yards in victories over Elon issue was personnel: Starting prepare to play at full capacity as plan to defend against the Pack- Vanderbilt’s rushing defense (34-14) and Georgia Tech (49- tackles Rashawn Slater and quickly as possible. That has ers. He combined that mental ranks 19th nationally, allowing 38), and quarterback Blake Blake Hance went down with been the challenge since Smith readiness with his renowned 2.5 yards per carry. Barnett is averaging 314.5 yards injuries, and their green re- signed Aug. 14, and it continues high motor to contribute a sack 2. Keep the arrow pointing of total offense. placements showed flaws. It’s ahead of Monday night’s game and two assists on his eight up. 2. Avoid falling behind. unclear whether either will against the Seahawks. snaps. Brandon Wimbush made wise Illinois trailed Western Illinois return Saturday. On Thursday, defensive coor- On his first play, that motor decisions against Michigan. He 7-0 after the first quarter and 2. Contain Kato Nelson. dinator Vic Fangio differentiated earned what linebacker Danny threw for a career-high 297 Kent State 17-3 at halftime. The Akron’s redshirt sophomore between Smith’s limited playing Trevathan called a scavenger yards against Ball State. Good Illini came back to win both quarterback is a career 51.8 time in Week 1 and that of sack. Mack got his hands on and good. But he has to keep games, scoring a combined 31 percent passer, but he can newly-acquired All-Pro outside Kizer but slipped off. Smith, making progress to become a third-quarter points and shut- move and has put up decent linebacker Khalil Mack. meanwhile, initially was stopped top FBS quarterback. He threw ting out both opponents in the rushing numbers (45 net yards “(Roquan) was still nursing an on his pass rush by running back three interceptions against Ball fourth quarter, but they can’t against Ohio last season and 39 injury; Khalil was just fighting Ty Montgomery. But he kept State and rushed 11 times for afford a slow start here. at Penn State). The top receiver newness and not playing,” Fangio going and filtered through the minus-7 net yards, opting to 3. Establish a strong running is the 6-foot-4 Jonah Morris, said. “So we were a little cautious offensive line traffic to get to hand off on all 18 zone-read game. who had nine catches for 94 on that.” Kizer. option plays. Against Michigan, Illinois scored more points in yards in Akron’s 41-7 victory As for Smith’s knowledge of “You’re picking up sloppy sec- he kept it 10 times on 27 zone- each of the first two games over Morgan State. the defense and his assignments, onds, but you’re still doing your read options, finishing with 59 than in any game last season. 3. Get some separation and Fangio expressed no misgivings. job and you’re hustling to the net rushing yards. But the Illini, who also like a big runs. “The thing that gets lost with ball, so (it) still counts,” Tre- 3. Apply some heat. quick pace, probably don’t The NU passing game was not all these players is he was here in vathan said. “You want to see him The Irish have registered just want to get into a track meet efficient against Duke (31 of 56, all the OTAs and the minicamps hustling to the ball. That’s what four sacks but were credited with USF’s zippy offense. The 282 yards, no TDs, two inter- (for) 14 practices,” he said. “He college players are known for. with nine hurries against Ball rushing attack, which ranks ceptions). Part of that can be did a good job learning our You come in here, and you never State. The Commodores have 27th nationally with 258.5 attributed to the loss of super- system in that time, and then want to let that go.” allowed just two sacks in two yards per game, has been bal- back Cam Green, who got when he eventually got back.” Smith clearly has not. He games, easy victories over anced among Reggie Corbin, ejected for targeting. The Wild- Given that explanation, Smith chased down the ball every Middle Tennessee (35-7) and Mike Epstein, Ra’Von Bonner cats are the only Big Ten team should be expected to play a full chance he could Sunday. Nevada (41-10). Kyle Shurmur and quarterback AJ Bush Jr. without a touchdown pass. game as soon as he’s fit enough to And that, he said, is his path to has four touchdown passes and Epstein is averaging 8.6 yards do so. Coach Matt Nagy at least playing time. no interceptions. on his 16 carries. moved that direction Wednes- “Just really 100 percent effort day, saying: “With that time he and do everything to the best of has had, he’s in a position to play my ability,” Smith said. “And I THE WINNER more.” feel like everything else will take When he has been on the care of itself.” Teddy Greenstein’s pick: Shannon Ryan’s pick: The Teddy Greenstein’s pick: practice field, Smith has ben- For the Bears, it can’t happen After a predictable Week 2 dip, Illini are still too short-handed Fitzgerald’s team will deliver efited from the process of learn- soon enough. Notre Dame will want to make with injuries and possible another solid, no-frills per- ing through trial and error. a strong statement. Notre Dame lingering suspensions. South formance. Northwestern 34, “There’s a calmness about him [email protected] 31, Vanderbilt 13. Florida 42, Illinois 21. Akron 17. that way,” inside linebackers Twitter @Rich_Campbell D Chicago Tribune | Chicago Sports | Section 2 | Saturday, September 15, 2018 3

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NFL PICKS WHITE SOX 8, ORIOLES 6 Split on Shields AFC title gets help rematch in rare By Rich Campbell, Dan Wiederer Chicago Tribune road win Tribune reporters Rich Camp- Cordell, Narvaez, bell and Dan Wiederer are pick- ing against the spread and each Garcia homer to back other this season. veteran right-hander (10 points for a win, minus-10 for a loss) By Todd Karpovich Season scoreboard: Campbell Associated Press 10, Wiederer minus-10 James Shields picked up his first road victory since opening Game of the Week day and the White Sox beat the Patriots (even) at Jaguars Orioles 8-6 on a soggy Friday Campbell (1-0): Jaguars. It just night. feels wrong to pick against the Ryan Cordell earned his first Patriots when all they need to do career hit with a home run in the is win. And it’s not like the Jag- eighth that provided a key insur- uars crushed a mediocre Giants ance run. Omar Narvaez and team in Week 1. But I’ll lean Avisail Garcia also homered for toward the revenge factor here. the Sox, who won for just the Wiederer (0-1): Patriots. The second time in nine games. Jaguars were beating the Patriots Shields (7-16) leads the majors by 10 in the fourth quarter of last in losses but was sharp against the season’s AFC championship Orioles. He allowed two runs and game. Somehow, Tom Brady four hits with five strikeouts and worked his magic and the Patriots one walk over six innings. Shields won. had gone winless in his 12 previ- ous road appearances. Left-hander Aaron Bummer Lock of the Week started the seventh and loaded the Campbell (0-1): Chiefs (plus bases. Ian Hamilton entered with 1 5 ⁄2) at Steelers. The Chiefs one out and allowed a two-run scored 38 on the road in their single to pinch hitter Corban opening victory over the Char- Joseph that pulled the Orioles gers. Meanwhile, the Steelers tied within 7-4. A fielding error by the Browns. I’ll plug my nose on second baseman Yoan Moncada this fishy line and take the points. let another run to score before Wiederer (1-0): Texans (minus 3) Adam Jones hit a sacrifice fly. at Titans. DeShaun Watson’s lone Jace Fry contained the Orioles start against the Titans as a rook- with a scoreless eighth, setting up ie: 283 passing yards, four touch- Nate Jones to pick up his fifth save. down passes and one rushing TD Luis Ortiz (0-1), obtained in the in a 57-14 home blowout. Jonathan Schoop trade with the Brewers on July 31, made his first major-league start for the Orioles Upset of the week 2 and threw 1 ⁄3 innings before Campbell (1-0): Dolphins (+125) leaving with an apparent leg at Jets. Rookie quarterback Sam injury. He allowed three runs (one Darnold was impressive in the earned) and four hits with a walk. Jets’ blowout of the Lions. But the Trey Mancini hit a pair of Dolphins picked off three passes homers for the Orioles and has 23 in their home victory over the this season. Titans. Expect an ugly, toss-up The Sox got on the board in the type of game. CHRIS SWEDA/CHICAGO TRIBUNE first on a two-out RBI single by Wiederer (0-1): Colts (+215) at Cubs reliever Jorge De La Rosa is congratulated by manager Joe Maddon after closing out the Reds. Daniel Palka. A triple by Nicky Redskins. Feels like a Week 2 Delmonico and an infield single by correction waiting to happen. Moncada increased the lead to 3-0 Andrew Luck showed enough in and Ortiz left a batter later. an opening loss to the Bengals. Mancini hit a solo shot in the second off Shields, who has al- Just for fun lowed 31 homers this season, Happ a hero second in the majors behind the Campbell (0-1): Lions (plus 6) at THE BOX SCORE Orioles’ Dylan Bundy. 49ers. The Lions’ disastrous sec- Cubs, from Page 1 career, wiggled out of a CINCINNATI AB R H BI SO AVG Narvaez answered in third with ond half in their opening 48-17 ninth-inning mess to earn his Schebler rf 50101.272 a two-run shot off Jimmy Yacabo- Peraza ss 41111.292 loss pretty much ended coach Hamels blew through the first save in his 426th career Votto 1b 41210.284 nis. Mancini hit another solo Suarez 3b 30101.290 Matt Patricia’s honeymoon. Matt first three innings but gave game. Gennett 2b 40100.320 homer in the fourth that pulled Ervin lf 40003.264 Stafford will rebound and at least up back-to-back home runs “The unlikely bullpen,” Casali c 40200.301 the Orioles within 5-2. Guerrero pr 00000.143 keep this close. to Jose Peraza and Joey Votto Maddon said. “Dillon com- Harvey p 20001.080 Wiederer (1-0): Lions (plus 6) at in the fourth. ing out there, getting the big Herrera ph 00000.179 2 Hernandez p 00000.000 49ers. Week 2 is always the ideal He hung in to throw 6 ⁄3 out, which we needed badly. Garrett p 00000.000 Lorenzen p 00000.308 time to capitalize on overreac- innings without allowing any Then Garcia and, of course, Barnhart ph 10000.251 Hamilton cf 20101.242 tions. The Lions can’t possibly be more runs, thanks to Javier De La Rosa. De La has been TOTALS 33 2 9 2 8 as bad as they were in the home Baez cutting down Eugenio doing that. You could see the CUBS AB R H BI SO AVG loss to the Jets, right? Suarez at the plate. veteran component of each Rizzo 1b 40001.276 Bryant lf 20001.280 Maddon is looking to his guy. Neither one was too Zobrist rf 40300.315 Murphy 2b 30001.284 veteran starters to eat up quick about anything. It was Garcia p 00000.000 Stay away De La Rosa p 00000.000 innings with Strop and Bran- really fun to watch that.” Baez ss-2b 40100.295 Campbell (1-0): Caratini c 41101.259 Chargers (minus don Morrow — who have 35 Rizzo loves what he sees Bote 3b 40101.240 7) at Bills. Josh Allen’s appren- saves between them — both around him. Hamels p 20002.105 Maples p 00000 — ticeship lasted one very ugly sidelined. “It’s business as usual,” he La Stella ph 11000.270 Russell ss 10000.252 game by Nate Peterman. If Bills He’s looking for solutions said. Happ cf 31130.233 coaches thought Allen was ready, in his bullpen on a nightly “You don’t see guys press- TOTALS 32 3 7 3 7 Cincinnati 000 200 000 — 2 9 1 they would have made him the basis, and this time Dillon ing. You don’t see guys pan- CUBS 000 000 30x — 3 7 1 starter for Week 1. Instead, Maples (1-0), Jaime Garcia icking. Just go out and play E: Suarez (17), Bryant (10). LOB: Cincinnati 8, Cubs 8. 2B: they’re in fire-drill mode. and Jorge De La Rosa strung baseball, lay it all out on the Casali (9), Zobrist (26), Bote (9). HR: Peraza (12), off 1 Hamels; Votto (12), off Hamels; Happ (15), off Hernandez. Wiederer (0-1): Browns (plus together 2 ⁄3 scoreless in- line, and that’s it. That’s all RBIs: Peraza (54), Votto (67), Happ 3 (42). CS: Hamilton (9). 1 CINCINNATI IP H R ER BB SO ERA 9 ⁄2) at Saints. Is it wrong that I’ll nings. you can do whether you win Harvey 6 4 0 0 1 6 4.67 GAIL BURTON/AP 1 take satisfaction out of losing the Maples retired the only or lose. If you lay it all on the Hernandez, L, 5-1 ⁄3 2 3 2 0 0 2.65 1 Garrett ⁄3 0 0 0 0 0 4.45 1 The Sox’s Avisail Garcia circles the “Stay away” game every week? hitter he faced (Peraza) to line, what more can you ask Lorenzen 1 ⁄3 1 0 0 1 1 3.21 After all, it couldn’t be a clearer pick up his first career vic- yourself?’ ” CUBS IP H R ER BB SO ERA bases following his home run 2 Hamels 6 ⁄3 8 2 2 2 7 3.67 Friday against the Orioles. warning. Stay. Away. Still, give me tory. 1 Maples, W, 1-0 ⁄3 0 0 0 0 0 12.27 Tyrod Taylor and the points. The 37-year-old De La Phil Rogers is a freelance re- Garcia, H, 4 1 0 0 0 0 1 6.19 De La Rosa, S, 1-2 1 1 0 0 1 0 3.63 Rosa, a starter for most of his porter for the Chicago Tribune HBP: Hamels (Herrera), Lorenzen (Bryant). Time: 2:58. A: THE BOX SCORE 36,468 (41,649). WHITE SOX AB R H BI SO AVG Close to home Moncada 2b 4 1 3 1 0 .228 Sanchez 3b 3 0 0 0 0 .247 Abreu 1b 5 0 0 0 1 .268 Bears (minus 3½) vs. Seahawks Palka dh 4 1 2 1 1 .241 CUBS NOTES Garcia rf 4 2 1 2 1 .240 Campbell (1-0): Bears. I just like Engel cf 0 0 0 0 0 .232 this matchup for the Bears. The Narvaez c 4 1 1 2 1 .272 Anderson ss 4 1 0 0 2 .246 Seahawks are without top re- Delmonico lf 2 1 1 1 1 .216 b-LaMarre ph-lf 1 0 0 0 0 .275 ceiver Doug Baldwin (knee) and Cordell cf-rf 4 1 1 1 2 .063 linebacker K.J. Wright (knee). Strop out for rest of regular season TOTALS 358989 By Phil Rogers BALTIMORE AB R H BI SO AVG The Bears won’t give up yards on Maddon said Strop’s absence “There are so many different Mullins cf 40211 .250 Chicago Tribune Villar ss 40002 .267 the ground to Chris Carson, and doesn’t alleviate the need for ways to look at it,” Maddon said. A.Jones rf 40011 .284 Khalil Mack will wreak havoc Morrow to work himself back “You could cut it, slice it, it’s Mancini dh 42222 .241 Davis 1b 40102 .175 against an unspectacular tackle in The news on Pedro Strop was slowly. always going to be up to your Nunez 3b 41101 .238 Valera 2b 31100 .235 Germain Ifedi. bad, and the Cubs have no sign “When he comes back, how personal beliefs and prejudices. Stewart lf 31000 .000 Wynns c 20000 .244 Wiederer (1-0): Bears. The de- the cavalry is coming. he feels is going to be the main … The vitriol really (comes) a-Co.Joseph ph 11120 .154 Ca.Joseph c 00000 .212 fense provides a couple of short Strop, diagnosed with a mod- contributor (to how he’s used),” from the fact Stroppy got hurt c-Peterson ph 10001 .204 fields. The offense provides a erate strain in his left hamstring Maddon said. “It’s hard to force more than anything. I felt that TOTALS 3468610 handful of big plays. This number after an MRI Friday, is out for him into a situation he’s not when I had to walk out, jog out, WHITE SOX 122 020 010 — 8 9 1 is set wisely. I’ll offer a vote of the rest of the regular season ready for.” and saw he was hurt. That was a Baltimore 010 100 400 — 6 8 1 a-singled for Wynns in the 7th. b-popped out for Delmon- confidence in the Bears making and will be monitored to deter- Maddon said he will play pretty bad feeling for me.” ico in the 8th. c-struck out for Ca.Joseph in the 9th. E: Moncada (19), Nunez (11). LOB: White Sox 7, Baltimore 6. good on its bounce-back promises. mine his postseason availability. matchups to determine who Maddon said he left Strop in 2B: Moncada (25), Mullins (8), Davis (12). 3B: Delmonico (5). HR: Narvaez (7), off Yacabonis; Garcia (17), off Ya- That hurts a bullpen that al- gets the chance in save situa- because he threw 21 pitches in cabonis; Cordell (1), off Scott; Mancini (22), off Shields; ready was missing closer Bran- tions. He pointed out he already the ninth, not more. He said he Mancini (23), off Shields. RBIs: Moncada (58), Palka (58), Close to home, total Garcia 2 (43), Narvaez 2 (27), Delmonico (25), Cordell (2), don Morrow but manager Joe was doing that to a degree, never did not consider telling him not Mullins (7), A.Jones (56), Mancini 2 (53), Co.Joseph 2 (3). SF: A.Jones. Runners left in scoring position: White Sox 2 Bears-Seahawks over/under: 43 Maddon downplays the pos- having anointed Strop as closer. to swing when he batted with (Abreu, Cordell); Baltimore 4 (A.Jones, Mancini 2, Stew- art). RISP: White Sox 2 for 7; Baltimore 1 for 7. Runners Campbell (0-1): Under. I sibility of a trade to add depth Justin Wilson and Jesse Chavez one out and the bases loaded. moved up: Abreu. GIDP: Sanchez 2, Villar. DP: White Sox 1 (Sanchez, Anderson, Abreu); Baltimore 3 (Villar, Davis), couldn’t get past how the Bears for the last 15 games. also had been used in save “I have (done that before) but (Villar, Valera, Davis), (Villar, Valera, Davis). offense struggled against the “Of course our guys are al- situations in September. Stroppy can hit,” he said. “He hit WHITE SOX IP H R ER BB SO ERA Shields, W, 7-16 6 4 2 2 1 5 4.53 Packers. And I think the Bears ways looking at stuff like that,” a bullet at the third baseman 1 Bummer ⁄3 2 3 3 1 1 4.44 2 defense will lock up the Sea- Maddon said. “I talked to (Presi- Taking the heat: Maddon is there. That ball was well struck. Hamilton, H, 1 ⁄3 1 1 0 1 1 1.59 Fry, H, 15 1 0 0 0 1 1 4.15 hawks running game and force a dent) Theo (Epstein) and (gen- under fire from fans for letting He was doing fine until it was N.Jones, S, 5-8 1 1 0 0 0 2 2.36 turnover or two. Meh offense plus eral manager) Jed (Hoyer) Strop hit for himself in the top of taking so long for the ball to get BALTIMORE IP H R ER BB SO ERA 2 Ortiz, L, 0-1 1 ⁄3 4311015.43 good defense equals low scoring. briefly. There’s not a whole lot the 10th inning in Thursday’s there that he thought he had a Yacabonis 3 4 4 4 1 3 7.22 1 Hart 1 ⁄3 00022 5.28 Wiederer (0-1): Over. For the yet going on with that.” 4-3 victory over the Nationals in chance to beat it out. The Meisinger 100003 5.87 record, I wanted to predict a Morrow, who has been out a makeup game. He sees it as the competitive nature took over.” Scott 111110 5.74 Castro 1 0 0 0 1 1 4.09 23-20 Bears victory. But, alas, that since July 15 with what has been type of criticism managers often Inherited runners-scored: Hamilton 3-3, Yacabonis 2-0, Hart 1-0. HBP: Yacabonis (Narvaez). WP: Fry. Umpires: H, put things right on the total. So I called a biceps injury, will throw face, based on the outcome Phil Rogers is a freelance reporter Dan Bellino; 1B, Adam Hamari; 2B, Nick Mahrley; 3B, Tom adjusted and went Bears 27-23. a simulated game Saturday but more than the decision. for the Chicago Tribune. Hallion. Time: 3:35. A: 18,265 (45,971). 4 Chicago Tribune | Chicago Sports | Section 2 | Saturday, September 15, 2018 D

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PROBABLE PITCHING MATCHUPS AMERICAN LEAGUE NATIONAL LEAGUE NATIONAL LEAGUE 2018 TEAM LAST 3 STARTS TEAM PITCHER TIME W-L ERA REC W-L IP ERA EAST W L PCT GB L10 STR HOME AWAY EAST W L PCT GB L10 STR HOME AWAY Cin Reed (L) 0-2 5.08 1-3 0-1 13.2 6.59 z-Boston 101 47 .682 — 7-3 L-1 52-21 49-26 Atlanta 83 64 .565 — 7-3 W-6 38-34 45-30 1 1 Cubs Lester (L) 3:05p 15-6 3.55 21-9 1-1 12.2 2.13 New York 91 56 .619 9 ⁄2 5-5 W-1 49-24 42-32 Philadelphia 75 71 .514 7 ⁄2 3-7 W-1 44-29 31-42 Was Hellickson (R) 5-3 3.57 10-8 1-1 15.2 3.45 1 66 .548 20 7-3 L-1 46-26 34-40 2 Atl Teheran (R) 12:05p 9-7 3.95 17-11 0-0 18.2 2.89 Tampa Bay 80 Washington 74 74 .500 9 ⁄ 5-5 L-2 37-37 37-37 1 LAD Hill (L) 8-5 3.88 11-10 2-1 16.0 6.19 Toronto 65 82 .442 35 ⁄2 3-7 L-4 37-37 28-45 New York 69 78 .469 14 7-3 W-4 33-42 36-36 StL Gant (R) 12:05p 7-5 3.16 7-9 2-0 16.2 1.08 1 Baltimore 42 105 .286 58 ⁄2 2-8 L-1 25-47 17-58 Miami 57 90 .388 26 3-7 L-4 34-41 23-49 Mia Hernandez (R) 2-7 5.34 1-5 0-3 10.0 9.00 Phi Velasquez (R) 6:05p 9-11 4.30 11-16 1-2 14.0 6.43 CENTRAL W L PCT GB L10 STR HOME AWAY CENTRAL W L PCT GB L10 STR HOME AWAY Pit Nova (R) 8-9 4.17 14-12 1-2 15.2 3.45 Cleveland 82 65 .558 — 5-5 L-2 44-29 38-36 Chicago 86 61 .565 — 5-5 W-2 46-26 40-35 Mil Davies (R) 6:10p 2-5 4.75 4-6 0-1 15.0 4.80 1 Minnesota 67 80 .456 15 4-6 L-2 43-31 24-49 Milwaukee 85 63 .574 1 ⁄2 8-2 W-2 46-27 39-36 Col Marquez (R) 12-9 3.94 17-12 1-0 21.2 2.08 1 SF Bumgarner (L) 8:05p 5-6 3.30 8-10 0-1 18.0 5.50 Detroit 60 87 .408 22 5-5 W-1 36-38 24-49 St. Louis 81 67 .547 5 ⁄2 5-5 L-3 39-34 42-33 AMERICAN LEAGUE 2018 TEAM LAST 3 STARTS 1 TEAM PITCHER TIME W-L ERA REC W-L IP ERA Chicago 58 89 .395 24 3-7 W-2 28-47 30-42 Pittsburgh 72 74 .493 13 ⁄2 6-4 L-1 40-34 32-40 1 Sox Lopez (R) 5-9 4.22 11-18 1-0 20.0 0.90 Kansas City 51 96 .347 31 5-5 W-2 29-46 22-50 Cincinnati 63 85 .426 23 ⁄2 4-6 L-2 36-40 27-45 Bal Ramirez (R) 6:05p 1-5 5.94 3-6 0-1 9.2 13.03 WEST W L PCT GB L10 STR HOME AWAY WEST W L PCT GB L10 STR HOME AWAY Det Fulmer (R) 3-11 4.56 5-18 0-2 15.2 6.32 Cle Clevinger (R) 2:10p 11-8 3.16 13-16 2-1 18.2 1.93 Houston 92 55 .626 — 8-2 L-1 40-33 52-22 Colorado 81 66 .551 — 6-4 L-1 41-33 40-33 1 1 Tor Reid-Foley (R) 1-3 6.86 1-3 1-2 16.0 7.31 Oakland 90 58 .608 2 ⁄2 8-2 W-1 46-29 44-29 Los Angeles 81 67 .547 ⁄2 6-4 W-3 39-36 42-31 NYY Sabathia (L) 3:05p 7-6 3.54 14-12 0-2 14.1 5.65 1 Seattle 81 66 .551 11 5-5 W-2 41-33 40-33 2 Oak Hendriks (R) 0-1 5.94 2-2 0-0 3.0 0.00 Arizona 78 70 .527 3 ⁄ 4-6 W-1 37-35 41-35 1 1 TB TBD 5:10p — — — — — — Los Angeles 73 75 .493 19 ⁄2 6-4 L-2 36-37 37-38 San Francisco 69 79 .466 12 ⁄2 1-9 W-1 40-33 29-46 Min De Jong (R) 0-0 0.00 0-0 0-0 4.0 0.00 1 Texas 63 84 .429 29 3-7 W-1 32-43 31-41 San Diego 59 89 .399 22 ⁄2 5-5 L-1 27-45 32-43 KC Kennedy (R) 6:15p 1-8 4.92 4-15 0-1 14.0 3.86 Sea Ramirez (R) 2-3 5.31 5-3 1-1 13.1 6.75 z-clinched playoff berth through Friday through Friday LAA Heaney (L) 8:07p 9-9 3.98 14-13 2-1 19.0 1.89 INTERLEAGUE 2018 TEAM LAST 3 STARTS TEAM PITCHER TIME W-L ERA REC W-L IP ERA DODGERS 3, CARDINALS 0 WILD CARD NYM Oswalt (R) 3-2 6.62 4-5 1-0 15.0 5.40 Bos Porcello (R) 3:05p 16-7 4.27 20-10 1-0 15.2 5.17 AMERICAN LEAGUE Godley (R) 14-9 4.67 16-13 1-2 16.2 5.40 Ari TEAM W L PCT GB Hou Morton (R) 6:10p 14-3 3.15 16-11 2-0 14.2 6.75 Dodgers pull even in wild-card race New York 91 56 .619 _ Tex Jurado (R) 2-5 7.03 3-4 0-2 14.1 8.16 Oakland 90 58 .608 _ SD Lauer (L) 7:40p 5-7 4.80 7-13 0-0 14.0 1.93 Associated Press walked two. In two career starts Kenley Jansen hit Yairo NATIONAL LEAGUE against St. Louis, he has not Munoz with a pitch to open the TEAM W L PCT GB ST. LOUIS — Rookie Walker allowed a run and has 18 strike- ninth but retired the next three Milwaukee 85 63 .574 _ RESULTS, SCHEDULE St. Louis 81 67 .547 _ Buehler allowed two hits in eight outs in 15 innings. batters to finish the two-hitter, Los Angeles 81 67 .547 _ FRIDAY’S RESULTS Miami at Philadelphia, 7:05 Arizona 78 70 .527 3 White Sox 8, BALTIMORE 6 Arizona at Houston, 7:10 innings, Yasiel Puig homered The Dodgers and Cardinals earning his 35th save in 39 through Friday CUBS 3, Cincinnati 2 Pittsburgh at Milwaukee, 7:10 twice and the Dodgers drew even are tied for the second NL opportunities. PHILADELPHIA 14, Miami 2 Minnesota at Kansas City, 7:15 N.Y. Mets 8, BOSTON 0 Texas at San Diego, 8:40 with the Cardinals in the Na- wild-card position, four games Flaherty worked six innings, Oakland 2, TAMPA BAY 1 (10) Colorado at San Francisco, 9:05 PHILLIES 14, MARLINS 2 N.Y. Yankees 11, Toronto 0 Seattle at L.A. Angels, 9:07 tional League wild-card race behind the Brewers for the top allowing one run on four hits AB R H BI SO AVG Detroit 5, CLEVELAND 4 SUNDAY’S SCHEDULE 1 MIAMI with a 3-0 victory on Friday spot. Los Angeles entered 1 ⁄2 with two walks and eight strike- L.A. Dodgers 3, ST. LOUIS 0 Chicago White Sox at Baltimore, 1:05 Riddle ss 4 0201.232 ATLANTA 10, Washington 5 Toronto at N.Y. Yankees, 1:05 night. games behind the first-place outs. He has 168 strikeouts this Rojas 3b 3 0001.248 MILWAUKEE 7, Pittsburgh 4 N.Y. Mets at Boston, 1:05 Rivera ph-3b 2 0001.178 KANSAS CITY 8, Minnesota 4 Detroit at Cleveland, 1:10 Buehler (7-5) pitched beyond Rockies in the NL West. season, the fourth-best total for a Realmuto c 3 1111.284 Arizona 4, HOUSTON 2 Oakland at Tampa Bay, 1:10 Wallach ph-c 1 0000.108 SAN FRANCISCO 2, Colorado 0 Miami at Philadelphia, 1:35 the seventh inning for the first Puig homered in the second rookie in franchise history. Castro 2b 3 0000.282 Seattle 5, L.A. ANGELS 0 Washington at Atlanta, 1:35 ■ O’Brien 1b 1 0100.222 Texas 4, SAN DIEGO 0 Arizona at Houston, 2:10 time and earned his first victory off Jack Flaherty (8-7) and con- Cardinals infielder Jedd Gy- Dietrich 1b-2b 3 0000.266 SATURDAY’S SCHEDULE Pittsburgh at Milwaukee, 2:10 since Aug. 17. He retired the first nected again in the ninth off orko is likely to return to the Brinson cf 3 0000.201 L.A. Dodgers at St. Louis, 1:05 Minnesota at Kansas City, 2:15 Holaday ph-p 1 0000.204 Washington at Atlanta, 1:05 Cincinnati at Chicago Cubs, 2:20 13 batters before Paul DeJong Tyler Webb. It was his second starting lineup Saturday, man- Dean lf 4 1200.211 Detroit at Cleveland, 3:10 Colorado at San Francisco, 4:05 Ortega rf 3 0101.248 Cincinnati at Chicago Cubs, 4:05 Seattle at L.A. Angels, 4:07 singled to left field. Harrison multi-homer game of the season. ager Mike Shildt said. He drew a Chen p 1 0100.162 N.Y. Mets at Boston, 4:05 Texas at San Diego, 4:10 Bader singled later in the fifth for In the seventh, Cody Bellinger pinch-hit walk in the eighth Bostick ph 1 0000.222 Toronto at N.Y. Yankees, 4:05 L.A. Dodgers at St. Louis, 8:05 Sierra ph-cf 2 0100.162 Oakland at Tampa Bay, 6:10 home team in CAPS the Cardinals’ only other hit. scored on a passed ball by Yadier inning and was replaced by pinch TOTALS 35 2 9 1 5 Chicago White Sox at Baltimore, 7:05 PHILADELPHIA AB R H BI SO AVG Buehler struck out nine and Molina. runner Adolis Garcia. Hernandez 2b 5 1 2 0 1 .257 Florimon 2b 0 0 0 0 0 .234 NL LEADERS AL LEADERS Hoskins 1b 5 2 2 2 0 .253 Bautista rf 3 3 2 1 1 .201 BATTING GABR HBA BATTING GABR HBA Ramos c 3 0 1 1 1 .314 Gennett, CIN 141 539 84 173 .321 Betts, BOS 126 485 117 165 .340 AROUND THE HORN Knapp c 1 0 0 0 0 .212 Cain, MIL 127 488 81 153 .314 JMartinez, BOS 138 530 106 175 .330 Santana 3b 3 3 3 0 0 .233 Yelich, MIL 131 520 99 163 .313 Trout, LA 127 431 93 137 .318 Walding 3b 1 1 1 2 0 .067 Zobrist, CHI 123 396 61 123 .311 Altuve, HOU 123 485 74 154 .318 ■ Diamondbacks: Pinch hitter defense and pinch running. Man- league-leading 42nd homer as Altherr lf 5 3 4 5 0 .185 FFreeman, ATL 146 564 89 173 .307 Segura, SEA 130 533 82 165 .310 Kingery ss 5 0 1 0 1 .227 Eflin p 3 0 0 0 3 .098 Markakis, ATL 146 569 75 174 .306 Brantley, CLE 130 518 79 159 .307 Jon Jay’s tiebreaking triple in the ager Aaron Boone said the team the A’s beat the Rays 2-1 and Anderson p 2 0 0 0 0 .000 Martinez, STL 139 485 57 147 .303 MSmith, TB 125 413 55 125 .303 eighth inning helped the Di- is a couple days from making a extended their lead for the sec- Quinn cf 4 1 2 3 1 .345 Arenado, COL 139 522 96 157 .301 Merrifield, KC 142 563 78 170 .302 TOTALS 40 14 18 14 8 Goldschmidt, ARI 145 547 92 163 .298 Andujar, NY 134 515 76 154 .299 amondbacks beat the Astros 4-2, decision on at-bats for Judge in a ond AL wild card to nine games JBaez, CHI 143 542 92 160 .295 MDuffy, TB 121 465 52 138 .297 Miami 000 001 100 — 2 9 0 tightening a pair of playoff races. simulated game, a step before he over the Rays. Philadelphia 030 233 03x — 14 18 1 ■ Pirates: The AL West-leading Astros had hits in a game. OF Gregory Polanco 2B: Dean (4), O’Brien (2), Hoskins (33), HOME RUNS DOUBLES HOME RUNS TRIPLES 1 their edge cut to 2 ⁄2 games over ■ Cubs: RHP Pedro Strop will could be out until next June after Bautista 2 (17). HR: Realmuto (21), off Carpenter, STL 35 Carpenter, STL 40 Davis, OAK 41 Smith, TB 9 Eflin; Altherr (7), off Chen; Quinn (2), off Arenado, COL 34 Markakis, ATL 40 Martinez, BOS 41 Sanchez, CHI 9 the A’s, and the D’backs moved miss the rest of the regular season surgery on his left shoulder. Chen; Altherr (8), off Guerrero; Hoskins Goldschmidt, ARI 33 Story, COL 40 Ramirez, CLE 38 Kiermaier, TB 8 (31), off Guerra; Walding (1), off Holaday. Harper, WAS 33 TRIPLES Cruz, SEA 36 Hernandez, TOR 7 within three games of the Cardi- with a left hamstring strain, Polanco leads the Pirates with a RBIs: Realmuto (71), Hoskins 2 (91), Story, COL 33 KMarte, ARI 11 Gallo, TEX 36 Span, SEA 7 Bautista (45), Ramos (67), Altherr 5 (38), RUNS Baez, CHI 9 RUNS STOLEN BASES nals for the second NL wild-card leaving the NL Central leaders career-high 23 home runs, 81 Quinn 3 (10), Walding 2 (2). CS: Bautista Blackmon, COL 108 STOLEN BASES Lindor, CLE 119 Merrifield, KC 36 (3). Carpenter, STL 101 Turner, WAS 38 Betts, BOS 117 Smith, TB 33 spot. Yoshihisa Hirano allowed with a closer-by-committee ap- RBIs and 61 extra-base hits. He MIAMI IP H R ER BB SO ERA Yelich, MIL 99 SMarte, PIT 31 Martinez, BOS 106 Ramirez, CLE 32 Albies, ATL 96 Hamilton, CIN 30 Bregman, HOU 100 Gordon, SEA 30 one hit in a scoreless ninth for his proach as they try to hold off the batted .254 this season. He dislo- Chen, L, 6-11 4 7 5 5 2 4 4.93 Arenado, COL 96 PITCHING RBI PITCHING Guerrero 1 1 3 3 2 2 5.83 RBI Scherzer, WAS 17-6 Martinez, BOS 122 Snell, TB 19-5 second save. Brewers and Cardinals. Strop had cated his throwing shoulder on Guerra 1 5 3 3 0 1 6.03 Baez, CHI 103 Nola, PHI 16-5 Davis, OAK 110 Kluber, CLE 18-7 ■ Yankees: Aaron Judge took been the closer since Brandon an awkward slide into second Wittgren 1 1 0 0 0 1 2.89 Story, COL 102 Freeland, COL 15-7 Bregman, HOU 100 Severino, NY 17-8 Holaday 1 4 3 3 0 0 13.50 Suarez, CIN 101 ERA Ramirez, CLE 99 Carrasco, CLE 16-9 another step in his return from a Morrow was placed on the disa- base on a double last Friday PHILADELPHIA IP H R ER BB SO ERA Arenado, COL 100 deGrom, NY 1.71 HITS ERA 1 HITS Scherzer, WAS 2.31 Martinez, BOS 175 Sale, BOS 1.96 broken right wrist when he bled list July 18. Jorge De La Rosa against the Marlins. He is proj- Eflin, W, 10-7 6 ⁄3 5 1 1 1 4 4.26 2 Markakis, ATL 174 Nola, PHI 2.42 Lindor, CLE 170 Snell, TB 2.03 Anderson 2 ⁄3 4 1 1 1 1 5.19 Freeman, ATL 173 Foltynewicz, ATL 2.66 Merrifield, KC 170 Bauer, CLE 2.22 played right field for a couple of worked a shaky ninth for his first ected to be out seven to nine HBP: Anderson (Dietrich). Umpires: H, Gennett, CIN 173 Freeland, COL 2.96 Betts, BOS 165 Verlander, HOU 2.72 innings. The Yankees activated career save as the Cubs beat the months. Adam Frazier, Jordan Alfonso Marquez; 1B, Jim Wolf; 2B, D.J. Peraza, CIN 168 Mikolas, STL 2.99 DOUBLES STRIKEOUTS Reyburn; 3B, Chris Segal. Time: 2:54. A: Goldschmidt, ARI 163 STRIKEOUTS Bregman, HOU 50 Cole, HOU 260 21,671 (43,647). Story, COL 163 Scherzer, WAS 271 Betts, BOS 42 Verlander, HOU 258 him from the DL before an 11-0 Reds 3-2. Luplow, Pablo Reyes and rookie Yelich, MIL 163 deGrom, NY 239 Bogaerts, BOS 42 Sale, BOS 221 victory against the Blue Jays. The ■ Athletics: Khris Davis led off Kevin Kramer likely will share Blackmon, COL 161 through Thursday Lindor, CLE 41 through Thursday team said he is limited for now to the 10th inning with his major- right field duties.

YANKEES 11, BLUE JAYS 0 TIGERS 5, INDIANS 4 METS 8, RED SOX 0 ATHLETICS 2, RAYS 1 (10) BRAVES 10, NATIONALS 5 DIAMONDBACKS 4, ASTROS 2 BREWERS 7, PIRATES 4 TORONTO AB R H BI SO AVG DETROIT AB R H BI SO AVG NEW YORK AB R H BI SO AVG OAKLAND AB R H BI SO AVG WASHINGTON AB R H BI SO AVG ARIZONA AB R H BI SO AVG PITTSBURGH AB R H BI SO AVG McKinney lf 5 0 0 0 2 .304 Candelario 3b 5 1 2 2 0 .228 Rosario ss 52210.259 Martini lf 1 0 0 0 1 .291 Eaton rf 3 1 0 0 0 .292 Pollock cf 5 0 2 1 1 .266 Reyes lf 4 1 2 1 1 .375 Gurriel Jr. ss 4 0 0 0 3 .279 Stewart lf 4 1 0 0 1 .188 McNeil 2b 51211.337 Canha ph-lf 1 0 0 0 0 .241 Turner ss 5 0 2 0 0 .268 Escobar 3b 3 1 0 0 1 .267 Marte cf 4 1 0 0 1 .272 Grichuk rf 3 0 0 0 2 .243 Castellanos rf 4 0 2 0 0 .296 Conforto lf 32100.239 Joyce ph 1 0 0 0 0 .199 Harper cf 5 0 1 1 1 .247 Goldschmidt 1b 5 1 2 0 0 .299 Luplow rf 3 1 1 1 2 .238 Tellez 1b 4 0 1 0 0 .385 Martinez dh 4 0 2 1 0 .249 Reinheimer lf 00000.167 Fowler pr-lf 0 0 0 0 0 .222 Rendon 3b 4 0 1 0 0 .295 Peralta lf 5 0 3 2 2 .298 Moran ph 0 0 0 0 0 .278 Hernandez dh 4 0 1 0 3 .241 Adduci 1b 3 1 1 0 0 .285 Bruce 1b 51241.224 Pinder ph-lf 1 0 0 0 0 .252 Soto lf 4 2 1 1 1 .303 Walker dh 3 0 0 0 1 .184 Cervelli c 3 0 0 1 0 .257 Pillar cf 3 0 0 0 0 .244 b-Mahtook ph 1 0 0 0 1 .209 Frazier 3b 30101.226 Chapman 3b 4 1 1 0 1 .281 Zimmerman 1b 3 2 2 0 0 .267 Descalso ph-dh 2 0 0 0 1 .242 Bell 1b 4 1 1 0 2 .263 Davis cf 1 0 0 0 1 .167 Rodriguez 1b 0 0 0 0 0 .214 Nimmo rf 31002.266 Lowrie 2b 4 0 0 0 0 .270 Wieters c 2 0 0 1 0 .230 Souza Jr. rf 3 0 0 0 1 .229 Osuna 3b 3 0 1 0 1 .203 Diaz 3b 3 0 1 0 0 .255 McCann c 4 0 1 0 1 .221 Smith dh 30001.214 Davis dh 3 1 1 1 0 .251 Difo 2b 3 0 1 2 1 .240 Ahmed ss 3 1 2 0 0 .247 Harrison 2b 4 0 1 1 2 .255 b-Urena ph 1 0 1 0 0 .263 Jones cf 4 1 2 1 0 .209 Jackson cf 41121.257 Olson 1b 4 0 1 1 1 .242 Scherzer p 2 0 0 0 0 .262 Marte 2b 4 0 0 0 1 .251 Mercer ss 4 0 0 0 0 .252 Travis 2b 3 0 1 0 1 .236 Lugo 2b 4 1 1 0 1 .255 Nido c 40003.178 Piscotty rf 4 0 0 0 2 .267 Stevenson ph 1 0 0 0 0 .254 Mathis c 2 0 0 0 1 .209 Archer p 2 0 0 0 1 .083 c-McGuire ph 1 0 0 0 0 .222 Kozma ss 3 0 0 0 3 .163 TOTALS 3589810 Laureano cf 4 0 0 0 2 .278 Voth p 0 0 0 0 0 .000 Jay ph 1 1 1 1 0 .273 Brault p 0 0 0 0 0 .158 Maile c 2 0 2 0 0 .251 TOTALS 36 5 11 4 7 BOSTON AB R H BI SO AVG Semien ss 2 0 0 0 2 .258 Reynolds ph 1 0 1 0 0 .263 Murphy c 0 0 0 0 0 .207 Frazier ph-rf 2 0 1 0 0 .286 TOTALS 34 0 7 0 12 CLEVELAND AB R H BI SO AVG Lucroy c 3 0 0 0 1 .242 Taylor pr 0 0 0 0 0 .224 TOTALS 36 4 10 4 9 TOTALS 33 4 7 4 10 Betts rf 40100.339 NEW YORK AB R H BI SO AVG TOTALS 32 2 3 2 10 TOTALS 335953 HOUSTON AB R H BI SO AVG MILWAUKEE AB R H BI SO AVG Lindor ss 4 0 1 0 0 .283 Benintendi lf 30000.287 TAMPA BAY AB R H BI SO AVG ATLANTA AB R H BI SO AVG McCutchen rf-lf 3 2 3 1 0 .253 Brantley lf 4 0 0 0 2 .305 a-Pearce ph-lf 10000.288 Springer cf 4 1 1 0 3 .260 Cain cf 41100.313 Stanton dh 4 1 1 2 0 .264 Ramirez 2b 3 0 0 0 1 .279 Moreland 1b 30001.248 Smith rf 5 0 2 0 0 .304 Acuna lf 52421.297 Davis lf 1 0 0 0 0 .174 Yelich rf 31121.314 Hicks cf 4 1 1 1 0 .244 Encarnacion dh 3 1 1 1 1 .236 b-Travis ph-1b 10001.150 Duffy 3b 4 0 1 0 0 .296 Albies 2b 43201.274 Altuve 2b 2 1 0 0 0 .316 Aguilar 1b 30010.270 Judge rf 0 0 0 0 0 .285 Donaldson 3b 4 1 2 1 1 .233 Martinez dh 20100.331 Choi dh 4 0 0 0 1 .273 Freeman 1b 21010.306 Bregman 3b 3 0 0 0 0 .295 Perez 2b 00000.260 Andujar 3b 5 0 1 0 1 .298 Gonzalez pr 0 1 0 0 0 .280 c-Phillips ph-dh 10001.143 Pham lf 4 1 1 0 1 .262 Markakis rf 31231.308 Gurriel 1b 3 0 1 1 1 .277 Shaw 2b-1b 31111.240 Torreyes 3b 0 0 0 0 0 .289 Diaz 1b 2 0 0 0 0 .289 Bogaerts ss 30001.289 Wendle 2b-ss 3 0 1 1 1 .293 Culberson 3b 41112.280 Correa ss 3 0 1 0 0 .239 Braun lf 40001.248 Gregorius ss 4 2 1 2 0 .267 Alonso ph 1 1 1 0 0 .238 Lin ss 10000.191 Adames ss 3 0 1 0 2 .263 Inciarte cf 52300.263 White dh 3 0 1 0 1 .304 Moustakas 3b 42311.256 Torres 2b 4 1 2 1 0 .277 Guyer rf 2 0 0 0 2 .200 Devers 3b 40001.236 Lowe ph-2b 0 0 0 0 0 .244 Flowers c 50122.231 Marisnick pr-dh 0 0 0 0 0 .208 Schoop ss 20002.234 a-Wade ph-2b 1 0 0 0 1 .180 Cabrera ph-rf 1 0 0 1 0 .272 Kinsler 2b 30201.250 Kiermaier cf 4 0 0 0 1 .222 Swanson ss 50002.241 Gattis ph-dh 1 0 0 0 0 .226 D.Santana ph 11100.256 Sanchez c 4 1 3 0 1 .194 Gomes c 4 0 1 0 2 .259 Bradley Jr. cf 20001.231 Bauers 1b 3 0 0 0 1 .189 Gausman p 10001.056 Gonzalez lf-cf 4 0 1 0 0 .246 Thames ph 10001.222 1-Higashioka pr-c 0 1 0 0 0 .174 Kipnis cf 4 0 0 1 1 .226 Swihart c 20001.221 Ciuffo c 2 0 0 0 0 .263 Tucker ph 10000.237 Maldonado c 2 0 0 0 1 .223 Pina c 40101.251 Voit 1b 3 1 1 2 0 .290 TOTALS 32 4 6 4 10 TOTALS 300408 Cron ph 1 0 0 0 0 .249 Biddle p 00000.500 Kemp ph 1 0 0 0 1 .288 Gonzalez p 10001.064 Gardner lf-cf 5 1 1 2 1 .238 TOTALS 331617 Ruiz ph 10000.000 McCann c 0 0 0 0 0 .208 Arcia ss 31320.223 TOTALS 37 11 14 11 4 Detroit 100 100 210 — 5 11 1 New York 103 100 030 — 8 9 0 TOTALS 36 10 13 9 10 Stassi pr 0 0 0 0 0 .234 TOTALS 33 7 11 7 9 Cleveland 000 002 002 — 4 6 0 Boston 000 000 000 — 0 4 0 Oakland 000 100 000 1 — 2 3 0 Reddick rf 3 0 0 0 1 .237 Toronto 000 000 000 — 0 7 1 Tampa Bay 000 100 000 0 — 1 6 1 Washington 020 200 100 — 5 9 0 TOTALS 30 2 5 1 8 Pittsburgh 002 010 010 — 4 7 0 New York 503 010 02x — 11 14 0 2B: Candelario (28), Martinez (19), Ad- 2B: Conforto (20), Bruce (16). HR: Bruce Atlanta 022 201 03x — 10 13 1 Milwaukee 300 012 10x — 7 11 0 duci (8), Jones (22), Lugo (4). HR: Cande- (8), off Scott; McNeil (3), off Johnson; 2B: Chapman (40), Pham (16). HR: Davis 2B: Turner (23), Zimmerman (18), Difo Arizona 200 000 020 — 4 10 0 a-struck out for Torres in the 8th. b-sin- lario (19), off Tomlin; Encarnacion (31), Jackson (3), off Thornburg; Rosario (9), (42), off Schultz. RBIs: Davis (111), Olson (14), Reynolds (6), Acuna (25), Albies Houston 200 000 000 — 2 5 0 2B: Bell (29), Osuna (5), Harrison (12), gled for Diaz in the 9th. c-popped out for off Boyd; Donaldson (6), off Boyd. RBIs: off Thornburg. RBIs: Rosario (47), McNeil (74), Wendle (52). CS: Smith (11), Kier- (39), Inciarte 2 (25). 3B: Acuna (4). HR: Pina (12), Arcia (11), D.Santana (13). 3B: Travis in the 9th. 1-ran for Sanchez in the Candelario 2 (53), Martinez (53), Jones (17), Bruce 4 (31), Jackson 2 (30). SB: maier (5). Runners left in scoring posi- Soto (20). RBIs: Harper (95), Soto (62), 2B: Goldschmidt 2 (34), Ahmed 2 (32), Luplow (2). HR: Reyes (1), off Gonzalez; 8th. E: urriel Jr. (9). LOB: Toronto 10, New (34), Encarnacion (97), Donaldson (17), Nimmo (9), Kinsler 2 (15), Bradley Jr. (15). tion: Oakland 1 (Piscotty); Tampa Bay 3 Wieters (25), Difo 2 (40), Acuna 2 (55), White (10). 3B: Jay (7). RBIs: Pollock (59), Yelich (29), off Archer; Shaw (29), off Ar- York 10. 2B: Hernandez (29), Diaz (23), Kipnis (65), Cabrera (33). SB: Jones (11). Runners left in scoring position: New (Adames 2, Bauers). RISP: Oakland 1 for Freeman (86), Markakis 3 (91), Culber- Peralta 2 (80), Jay (39), Gurriel (71). SB: cher; Moustakas (26), off Neverauskas. Travis (14), McCutchen (29), Sanchez SF: Cabrera. S: Kozma. York 1 (Nimmo); Boston 3 (Benintendi 2, 3; Tampa Bay 1 for 5. son (40), Flowers 2 (26). SB: Turner (39). Reddick (7). RBIs: Reyes (2), Luplow (7), Cervelli (52), (16), Voit (2). HR: McCutchen (18), off DETROIT IP H R ER BB SO ERA Travis). RISP: New York 3 for 5; Boston 0 OAKLAND IP H R ER BB SO ERA SF: Difo, Freeman. ARIZONA IP H R ER BB SO ERA Harrison (35), Yelich 2 (88), Aguilar (98), Shafer; Gregorius (24), off Paulino. RBIs: for 4. GIDP: Jackson. DP: Boston 1 (Bo- Shaw (79), Moustakas (88), Arcia 2 (26). 1 WASHINGTON IP H R ER BB SO ERA 1 McCutchen (61), Stanton 2 (88), Hicks Boyd 5 ⁄3 3 2 2 2 7 4.08 gaerts, Kinsler, Moreland). Jackson 5 411233.17 Ray 5 ⁄3 2 2 2 3 6 4.14 IP H R ER BB SO ERA 2 1 PITTSBURGH (69), Gregorius 2 (81), Torres (71), Voit 2 VerHagen, W, 3-2 ⁄3 0 0 0 0 0 4.70 NEW YORK IP H R ER BB SO ERA Kelley 1 200122.40 Scherzer, L, 17-7 4766362.53 Bradley 1 ⁄3 1 0 0 1 1 3.68 2 1 Turnbull, H, 1 1 0 0 0 0 1 0.00 Buchter 1 000012.94 Williams 1 ⁄3 1 1 1 1 1 5.68 Ziegler, W, 2-6 1 ⁄3 1 0 0 1 1 3.76 Archer, L, 4-8 5 6 4 4 2 8 4.66 (20), Gardner 2 (43). 2 Syndrgrd, W, 12-3 7 3 0 0 3 6 3.26 1 3 IP H R ER BB SO ERA Jimenez, H, 21 1000024.27 Trivino 1 000112.14 Collins ⁄3 1 0 0 1 0 3.26 Hirano, S, 2-6 1 1 0 0 1 0 2.12 Brault ⁄ 3 2 2 1 0 4.41 TORONTO 1 Greene, S, 29-35 1 3 2 2 0 0 5.01 Blevins 1 1 0 0 0 1 3.46 Treinen, W, 7-22000000.85 Voth 1 0 0 0 0 0 11.81 IP H R ER BB SO ERA Feliz ⁄3 0 0 0 0 0 6.17 2 HOUSTON Estrada, L, 7-12 2 ⁄3 688325.75 IP H R ER BB SO ERA Bashlor 1 0 0 0 0 1 4.61 IP H R ER BB SO ERA Cordero 0 2 2 2 0 0 6.39 Neverauskas 1 1 1 1 0 1 9.00 1 CLEVELAND TAMPA BAY Guerrieri 1 ⁄3 300211.35 1 Keuchel 6 5 2 2 4 5 3.57 E.Santana 1 1 0 0 0 0 2.80 BOSTON IP H R ER BB SO ERA Solis ⁄3 2 1 1 0 1 6.16 1 Shafer 2 211103.24 Tomlin 4 5 2 2 1 2 6.49 Castillo 2 0 00043.31 2 Smith ⁄3 1 0 0 1 0 2.93 McGowin ⁄3 0 0 0 0 2 6.75 MILWAUKEE IP H R ER BB SO ERA Cuevas, L, 0-1 2 3 2 2 1 4 4.82 1 Biagini 1 100105.70 Edwards 1 0 0 0 0 1 6.23 Stanek 1 0 00102.58 ATLANTA IP H R ER BB SO ERA Sipp ⁄3 0 0 0 0 1 2.12 1 1 1 2 Paulino 1 221013.38 Olson ⁄3 1 0 0 0 0 5.79 Scott ⁄3 1 2 2 2 0 13.50 Yarbrough 2 2 11123.79 Rondon, L, 2-4 1 ⁄3 3 2 2 0 2 2.43 Gonzalez 4 ⁄3 3 3 3 4 6 4.44 2 1 2 1 IP H R ER BB SO ERA Cimber, L, 3-7 1 2 1 1 0 0 3.61 Johnson 4 ⁄3 2 1 1 1 4 4.24 Roe 1 ⁄3 000003.66 Gsmn, W, 10-10 5 ⁄3 7 4 3 2 1 3.92 Harris 1 1 0 0 0 1 3.74 Burnes, W, 5-0 1 ⁄3 1 0 0 0 0 2.67 NEW YORK 2 2 1 1 Miller ⁄3 2 1 1 1 1 3.38 Thornburg ⁄3 2 3 3 1 0 5.62 Kolarek ⁄3 000004.08 Venters, H, 13 ⁄3 000102.64 Knebel, H, 4 1 1 0 0 0 1 4.24 1 1 1 Inherited runners-scored: Bradley 1-0, 2 Tanaka, W, 12-5 6400283.47 Ramirez 1 1 1 1 0 3 4.74 Pomeranz 1 ⁄3 1 0 0 0 2 6.06 Kittredge ⁄3 000016.82 Winkler, H, 23 ⁄3 111103.20 Soria ⁄3 2 1 1 0 1 3.52 2 Ziegler 2-0, Sipp 2-0, Rondon 2-0. HBP: 1 Cessa, S, 2-2 3300144.93 Otero 1 0 0 0 0 0 5.47 Cuevas pitched to 1 batter in the 3rd. In- Alvarado 1000032.10 Biddle, H, 10 ⁄3 000112.41 Ray (Altuve). Umpires: H, Scott Barry; Cedeno, H, 10 ⁄3 0 0 0 0 0 2.43 Inherited runners-scored: Guerrieri 2-2. Inherited runners-scored: Cimber 1-0, herited runners-scored: Scott 1-1, John- Romo 1000003.15 Brach, H, 11 1 1 00113.53 1B, Carlos Torres; 2B, Mark Carlson; 3B, Jeffress, S, 12-171 0 0 0 1 2 1.37 HBP: Estrada (Gregorius). Umpires: H, Miller 1-1. HBP: Boyd 2 (Ramirez,Encar- son 3-0. HBP: Scott 2 (Conforto,Nimmo). Schultz, L, 2-11111003.76 Minter 1 0 0 0 0 0 3.30 Paul Nauert. Time: 3:36. A: 36,924 Inherited runners-scored: Feliz 2-0, Brian Knight; 1B, Roberto Ortiz; 2B, Gerry nacion). Umpires: H, Jeremie Rehak; 1B, WP: Blevins. Umpires: H, Todd Tichenor; HBP: Treinen (Lowe). WP: Kelley. Um- Cordero pitched to 2 batters in the 8th. (41,168). Burnes 1-0, Cedeno 1-0. HBP: Knebel Davis; 3B, Pat Hoberg. Time: 3:07. A: Mark Wegner; 2B, Andy Fletcher; 3B, 1B, Chad Whitson; 2B, Bill Miller; 3B, An- pires: H, Dave Rackley; 1B, Larry WP: McGowin. Umpires: H, Laz Diaz; 1B, (Marte). Umpires: H, Nic Lentz; H, Tripp 40,138 (47,309). John Tumpane. Time: 3:06. A: 26,952. gel Hernandez. Time: 2:59. A: 37,117. Vanover; 2B, Jansen Visconti; 3B, Chris Manny Gonzalez; 2B, Phil Cuzzi; 3B, Jeff Gibson; 2B, Adrian Johnson; 3B, Brian Guccione. Time: 3:05. A: 11,549 (42,735). Nelson. Time: 3:54. A: 39,268. Gorman. Time: 3:28. A: 39,482.

DODGERS 3, CARDINALS 0 ROYALS 8, TWINS 4 DODGERS 9, CARDINALS 7 ROYALS 6, TWINS 4 GIANTS 2, ROCKIES 0 POSTSEASON SCHEDULE ON THIS DATE LOS ANGELES AB R H BI SO AVG MINNESOTA AB R H BI SO AVG LATE THURSDAY LATE THURSDAY COLORADO AB R H BI SO AVG (subject to change; listed by date) 1912: Joe Wood of the Boston Red Sox pitched his 16th consecutive victory to LOS ANGELES AB R H BI SO AVG MINNESOTA AB R H BI SO AVG WILD CARDS Pederson lf 5 0 0 0 1 .242 Mauer 1b 5 1 2 1 1 .275 Blackmon cf 4 0 1 0 0 .287 tie Walter Johnson’s record as he beat Tues., Oct. 2: NL Wild Card Game (ESPN) Turner 3b 2 0 1 0 1 .312 Polanco ss 5 0 1 0 0 .275 Taylor lf 5 2 2 1 0 .250 Polanco ss 4 1 1 0 0 .276 LeMahieu 2b 4 0 0 0 1 .282 the St. Louis Browns 2-1. Wed., Oct. 3: AL Wild Card Game (TBS) Machado ss 4 0 0 0 2 .299 Cave cf 5 1 1 1 1 .264 Turner 3b 4 1 1 1 2 .310 Rosario dh 4 0 1 1 0 .287 Arenado 3b 4 0 0 0 0 .298 1938: Brothers Lloyd and Paul Waner hit Muncy 1b 2 0 1 0 0 .256 Grossman lf 5 1 3 1 0 .267 Machado ss 4 2 3 3 0 .302 1-Field pr-dh 0 0 0 0 0 .193 Dahl lf 4 0 0 0 2 .277 DIVISION SERIES back-to-back homers for the Pittsburgh 1-Taylor pr-cf 0 0 0 0 0 .250 Forsythe lf 0 0 0 0 0 .235 Story ss 2 0 0 0 0 .291 Freese 1b 3 1 1 2 2 .290 Forsythe 2b 4 0 1 0 1 .235 (Series A involves club with best record; Pirates off Cliff Melton of the New York Grandal c 4 0 0 0 1 .236 Kepler rf 5 0 1 0 0 .229 Bellinger ph-1b 2 0 1 0 0 .258 Grossman lf 3 1 1 1 0 .263 Gonzalez rf 3 0 0 0 1 .277 Giants. This was the only time brothers Bellinger cf-1b 3 1 0 0 1 .257 Astudillo c 4 0 3 1 0 .314 Desmond 1b 3 0 1 0 0 .233 Series B does not involve club with best Kemp rf 4 0 2 1 0 .284 Cave cf 4 1 2 2 1 .265 record; * if necessary) hit successive home runs in a major Puig rf 4 2 3 2 1 .269 Adrianza 3b 4 0 0 0 0 .244 f-Puig ph 1 0 0 0 0 .263 Adrianza 3b 4 0 0 0 0 .247 Butera c 1 0 0 0 0 .190 league game. It was Lloyd’s last homer. Thu., Oct. 4: NLDS A, Game 1 Hernandez 2b 2 0 1 0 1 .236 Austin dh 4 0 0 0 2 .223 Dozier 2b 5 0 0 0 1 .217 Kepler rf 3 0 0 0 0 .229 a-Parra ph 1 0 0 0 1 .280 1946: The Brooklyn Dodgers beat the (FS1 or MLBN) b-Utley ph 1 0 0 0 0 .229 Petit 2b 3 1 2 0 1 .324 Hernandez cf 3 1 2 0 0 .235 Austin 1b 3 0 0 0 2 .227 Oberg p 0 0 0 0 0 — Chicago Cubs 2-0 in five innings when Thu., Oct. 4: NLDS B, Game 1 Dozier 2b 1 0 0 0 1 .216 TOTALS 40 4 13 4 5 Barnes c 3 1 2 0 1 .204 a-Mauer ph 1 0 0 0 1 .273 Anderson p 2 0 0 0 1 .087 the game was called because of gnats. Buehler p 3 0 0 0 3 .158 AB R H BI SO AVG McGee p 0 0 0 0 0 — (FS1 or MLBN) The insects became such a problem for KANSAS CITY Grandal ph-c 1 0 0 0 1 .239 Gimenez c 3 1 1 0 2 .154 Fri., Oct. 5: NLDS A, Game 2 d-Kemp ph 1 0 1 0 0 .286 Kershaw p 2 1 1 1 0 .238 TOTALS 33 4 7 4 7 b-Holliday ph 1 0 0 0 1 .361 the players, umpires and fans that the Merrifield 2b 4 1121.302 (FS1 or MLBN) TOTALS 32 3 7 2 12 Verdugo rf 1 0 1 0 0 .261 Wolters c 0 0 0 0 0 .183 game had to be stopped. Mondesi ss 4 3211.286 KANSAS CITY AB R H BI SO AVG Fri., Oct. 5: NLDS B, Game 2 ST. LOUIS AB R H BI SO AVG TOTALS 38 9 16 9 7 TOTALS 29 0 2 0 7 1963: All three Alou brothers : Felipe, Gordon lf 4 1101.238 (FS1 or MLBN) Merrifield cf 32100.302 SAN FRANCISCO AB R H BI SO AVG Matty and Jesus : played in the outfield Carpenter 3b 4 0 0 0 3 .268 Perez c 51250.237 ST. LOUIS AB R H BI SO AVG Fri., Oct. 5: ALDS A, Game 1 (TBS) at the same time for the San Francisco Mondesi ss 50111.282 Fri., Oct. 5: ALDS B, Game 1 (TBS) Munoz rf 3 0 0 0 2 .281 Dozier 3b 4 0003.230 Carpenter 1b 52201.270 Gordon lf 20011.238 Hernandez cf 40100.240 Giants in a 13-5 victory over the Pitts- Adams 1b 4 0 0 0 0 .242 O’Hearn 1b 2 0101.264 Belt 1b 30001.253 Sat., Oct. 6: ALDS A, Game 2 (TBS) burgh Pirates. Munoz 2b 42201.285 Dozier 1b 41101.233 Sat., Oct. 6: ALDS B, Game 2 (TBS) Ozuna lf 4 0 0 0 0 .279 Bonifacio rf 4 1301.243 Martinez rf 51102.303 Perez dh 41220.235 Pence lf 10000.208 1969: St. Louis left-hander Steve Carlton DeJong ss 4 0 1 0 1 .234 Goodwin cf 4 0002.240 Longoria 3b 40101.248 Sun., Oct. 7: NLDS A, Game 3 struck out 19 Mets for a nine-inning Ozuna lf 51221.281 Bonifacio rf 31111.232 (FS1 or MLBN) Wong 2b 2 0 0 0 1 .242 Herrera dh 3 1101.225 DeJong ss 30121.234 Escobar 3b 40000.215 Crawford ss 40001.256 game record. New York won the game Bader cf 3 0 1 0 1 .270 TOTALS 34 8 11 8 11 Hundley c 31200.243 Sun., Oct. 7: NLDS B, Game 3 4-3 on two, two-run homers by Ron Swo- Gyorko 3b 50111.265 Herrera 2b 41201.224 (FS1 or MLBN) Molina c 3 0 0 0 0 .270 Molina c 10000.272 Gallagher c 30001.178 Panik 2b 31200.252 boda. 000 030 100 — 4 13 0 Mon., Oct. 8: NLDS A, Game 4* (FS1) Flaherty p 1 0 0 0 1 .146 Minnesota Pena c 20001.198 TOTALS 326856 Slater rf-1b 30121.271 1971: Houston pitcher Larry Yount, the a-Wisdom ph 1 0 0 0 1 .200 Kansas City 110 000 105 — 8 11 0 Blanco lf-rf 30001.224 Mon., Oct. 8: NLDS B, Game 4*(FS1) older brother of Hall of Famer Robin Adams ph 10000.246 Mon., Oct. 8: ALDS A, Game 3 (TBS) c-Gyorko ph 0 0 0 0 0 .265 Minnesota 020 000 020 — 4 7 2 Stratton p 30101.122 Yount, was credited with his only major One out when winning run scored. LOB: Bader cf 40103.270 Mon., Oct. 8: ALDS B, Game 3 (TBS) 2-Garcia pr 0 0 0 0 0 .143 Gomber p 10100.250 Kansas City 000 014 01x — 6 8 0 TOTALS 312826 league appearance and didn’t throw a TOTALS 29 0 2 0 10 Minnesota 12, Kansas City 7. 2B: Mauer Tue., Oct. 9: ALDS A, Game 4* (TBS) pitch. Yount took the mound in the ninth (24), Grossman (24), O’Hearn (5), Bonifa- Ross p 11110.195 Tue., Oct. 9: ALDS B, Game 4* (TBS) Wisdom ph 10000.206 a-struck out for Austin in the 9th. 1-ran Colorado 000 000 000 — 0 2 0 inning of a 4-2 loss to Atlanta and after a Los Angeles 010 000 101 — 3 7 0 cio (15), Herrera (11). HR: Mondesi (8), San Francisco 020 000 00x — 2 8 0 Wed., Oct. 10: NLDS A, Game 5* (FS1) few warmup tosses had to leave with el- TOTALS 38 7 12 6 11 for Rosario in the 8th. E: Polanco (12), Wed., Oct. 10: NLDS B, Game 5* (FS1) St. Louis 000 000 000 — 0 2 0 off May; Perez (26), off Hildenberger. Gimenez (3). LOB: Minnesota 4, Kansas bow pain. He never appeared in another RBIs: Mauer (44), Cave (36), Grossman a-struck out for Butera in the 8th. b- Thu., Oct. 11: ALDS A, Game 5* (TBS) 301 400 100 — 9 16 2 City 10. 2B: Grossman (23), Gimenez (1), major league game. a-struck out for Flaherty in the 6th. b- (41), Astudillo (10), Merrifield 2 (56), Los Angeles struck out for McGee in the 8th. LOB: Col- Thu., Oct. 11: ALDS B, Game 5* (TBS) St. Louis 100 030 102 — 7 12 0 Dozier (16), Perez (21). HR: Cave (11), off 1979: Bob Watson of the Red Sox became flied out for Hernandez in the 7th. c- Mondesi (27), Perez 5 (75). SB: Petit (2), Fillmyer; Perez (25), off Busenitz; Boni- orado 4, San Francisco 5. 2B: Hernandez LEAGUE CHAMPIONSHIP SERIES the first player to hit for the cycle in both walked for Norris in the 8th. d-singled for Mondesi (23). SF: Merrifield. Runners facio (3), off Busenitz. RBIs: Rosario (76), (16), Hundley (9). RBIs: Slater 2 (21). SB: leagues as he led Boston to a 10-2 victory left in scoring position: Minnesota 5 E: Machado (13), Freese (6). 2B: Taylor Fri., Oct. 12: NLCS Game 1 (FOX or FS1) Buehler in the 9th. 1-ran for Muncy in the (33), Turner (25), Machado (32), Munoz Grossman (40), Cave 2 (35), Mondesi Panik (3), Slater (6). Runners left in scor- over the Baltimore Orioles. He hit for the (Cave 2, Austin 3); Kansas City 3 (Mon- Colorado 1 (Butera); San Sat., Oct. 13: NLCS Game 2 (FOX or FS1) 8th. 2-ran for Gyorko in the 8th. LOB: Los (16), Ozuna (15), Bader (17). 3B: Freese (26), Gordon (42), Perez 2 (70), Bonifacio ing position: cycle with the Houston Astros against Angeles 7, St. Louis 5. HR: Puig (17), off desi, Bonifacio 2). RISP: Minnesota 3 for Francisco 4 (Hernandez 2, Longoria, Sat., Oct. 13: ALCS Game 1 (TBS) San Francisco on June 24, 1977. (2). HR: Machado (34), Ross (1). RBIs: (19). SB: Merrifield (36). SF: Grossman. Sun., Oct. 14: ALCS Game 2 (TBS) Flaherty; Puig (18), off Webb. RBIs: Puig 2 12; Kansas City 3 for 7. Runners moved IP H R ER BB SO ERA Blanco). RISP: Colorado 0 for 1; San Fran- 1990: Bobby Thigpen pitched one inning up: Kepler. Taylor (60), Turner (47), Machado 3 (93), MINNESOTA Mon., Oct. 15: NLCS Game 3 (FOX or FS1) (51). Freese 2 (47), Kemp (77), Kershaw (5), cisco 1 for 5. and became the first relief pitcher with IP H R ER BB SO ERA MINNESOTA IP H R ER BB SO ERA Moya 2000114.70 IP H R ER BB SO ERA Tue., Oct. 16: ALCS Game 3 (TBS) LOS ANGELES Ozuna 2 (82), DeJong 2 (57), Gyorko (44), COLORADO 50 saves in a season as the Chicago Gonsalves 3 010449.39 Tue., Oct. 16: NLCS Game 4 (FOX or FS1) White Sox beat the Red Sox 7-4. Buehler, W, 7-58200292.88 Berrios 6 522393.81 Ross (4). CS: Barnes (3). SF: Turner, Anderson, L, 6-96722064.82 Busenitz, L, 4-10333007.71 Wed., Oct. 17: NLCS Game 5* (FOX or FS1) 1997: Ken Griffey Jr. hit his 51st and 52nd Jansen, S, 35-39 1 000012.89 May, H, 5 1111014.19 Machado, DeJong. 2 McGee 1 0 00006.14 Wed., Oct. 17: ALCS Game 4 (TBS) IP H R ER BB SO ERA Magill ⁄3 211104.01 homers in Seattle’s win over Toronto to Rogers, H, 15 1 100112.86 LOS ANGELES 1 Oberg 1 1 00002.29 Thu., Oct. 18: ALCS Game 5* (TBS) ST. LOUIS IP H R ER BB SO ERA Vasquez ⁄3 000014.50 become the sixth major league player to Hldnbrgr, L, 4-4, BS, 55104.70 IP H R ER BB SO ERA Fri., Oct. 19: NLCS Game 6* (FOX or FS1) 1 Kershaw, W, 8-56843282.51 Curtiss 1 200108.31 SAN FRAN. hit 100 or more home runs over two con- Flaherty, L, 8-76411282.86 3-9 ⁄3 4 1 Sat., Oct. 20: ALCS Game 6* (TBS) Maeda 1 ⁄3 311033.92 Drake 1110005.73 secutive seasons. Griffey hit 49 homers Hudson 1 110013.10 Stratton, W, 10-99 2 0 0 2 7 4.66 KANSAS CITY IP H R ER BB SO ERA 2 Sat., Oct. 20: NLCS Game 7* (FOX or FS1) 2 Ferguson ⁄3 000003.50 IP H R ER BB SO ERA last season. Leone ⁄3 000204.29 KANSAS CITY WP: Anderson 2. Umpires: H, Gabe Mor- Sun., Oct. 21: ALCS Game 7* (TBS) 1 1 Jansen 1 121202.94 1998: Ken Griffey Jr. hit his AL-leading Norris ⁄3 000013.49 Lopez 4 ⁄3 933013.93 1 2 Fillmyer, W, 3-1 7 ⁄3 5 4 4 1 6 4.76 ales; 1B, Ramon De Jesus; 2B, Jerry 114th WORLD SERIES 52nd homer and drove in five runs to be- Newberry ⁄3 000202.70 ST. LOUIS IP H R ER BB SO ERA Webb 1211024.58 Flynn 0 2 0 0 0 0 4.04 Meals; 3B, Ed Hickox. Time: 2:20. A: come the fourth-youngest player to Vasto 1 000117.36 1 Tue., Oct. 23: Game 1 (FOX) Inherited runners-scored: Norris 2-0. Gomber, L, 5-13977133.78 Maurer, H, 3 ⁄3 0 0 0 0 0 8.23 37,800 (41,915). reach 1,000 RBIs, leading the Seattle McCarthy 1 211013.25 1 Wed., Oct. 24: Game 2 (FOX) HBP: Hudson (Bellinger), Jansen Ross 3211014.11 Vasto, H, 1 ⁄3 0 0 0 0 0 10.12 Mariners over the Minnesota Twins 12-7. Lively 1100026.57 Thu., Oct. 25: TRAVEL DAY (Munoz). WP: Flaherty. PB: Molina (4). Brebbia 1 211013.65 Peralta, S, 11-11 1 0 0 0 0 1 3.62 2002: Arizona’s Curt Schilling struck out Hammel, W, 3-13 100006.04 Fri., Oct. 26: Game 3 (FOX) Umpires: H, Marvin Hudson; 1B, James Mayers 1200024.37 eight to reach 300 for the season, joining 1 Inherited runners-scored: Vasquez 2-0, Sat., Oct. 27: Game 4 (FOX) Hoye; 2B, Eric Cooper; 3B, Quinn Wol- Cecil 1 100006.16 Flynn 2-1, Maurer 3-1, Vasto 2-0. HBP: Randy Johnson as the first teammates in cott. Time: 3:04. A: 46,036 (45,538). Inherited runners-scored: Newberry 1-0. Sun., Oct. 28: Game 5* (FOX) Ross 2-2. Vasquez (Gordon). WP: Gonsalves, Cur- baseball history to each strike out 300 in Umpires: H, Gary Cederstrom; 1B, Ben Inherited runners-scored: WP: Mon., Oct. 29: TRAVEL DAY tiss. Umpires: H, Stu Scheurwater; 1B, the same season. The Diamondbacks May; 2B, Cory Blaser; 3B, Stu Scheurwa- Gomber. Umpires: H, Quinn Wolcott; 1B, Tue., Oct. 30: Game 6* (FOX) Marvin Hudson; 2B, James Hoye; 3B, Eric Gary Cederstrom; 2B, Ben May; 3B, Cory beat Milwaukee 6-5 in 13 innings. ter. Time: 3:15. A: 18,389 (37,903). Wed., Oct. 31: Game 7* (FOX) Cooper. Time: 3:28. A: 40,997 (45,538). Blaser. Time: 3:12. A: 18,745 (37,903). ■ Extra innings: Andrew Miller gave up two RBI doubles in the seventh inning, and the Indians’ march to the AL Central title was slowed by a 5-4 loss to the Tigers. The Indians’ magic number fell to one for their third straight division title when Salvador Perez’s game-ending grand slam beat the Twins 8-4. ... Aaron Altherr homered twice and drove in five runs to help the Phillies beat the Marlins 14-2 and snap a five-game losing streak. Chicago Tribune | Chicago Sports | Section 2 | Saturday, September 15, 2018 5

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TEAM SAT SUN MON TUE WED THU FRI AP TOP 25 RK. TEAM CP REC PF PA SATURDAY/NEXT GAME *-A.M. SEA 1. Alabama 1 2-0 108 21 vs. Mississippi, 6 Falcons have to go 7:15 2. Clemson 2 2-0 76 33 vs. Georgia Southern, 11* ESPN, 3. Georgia 3 2-0 86 17 vs. Middle Tennessee, 11* AM-780 4. Ohio State 4 2-0 129 34 vs. #15 TCU, 7 5. Oklahoma 5 2-0 112 35 at Iowa State, 11* 6. Wisconsin 6 2-0 79 17 vs. BYU, 2:30 without Freeman CIN CIN @ARI @ARI @ARI @SOX 7. Auburn 7 2-0 84 25 vs. #12 LSU, 2:30 3:05 1:20 8:40 8:40 8:40 3:10 8. Notre Dame 8 2-0 48 33 vs. Vanderbilt, 1:30 NBCSCH ABC-7 WGN-9 WGN-9 NBCSCH NBCSCH 9. Stanford 9 2-0 48 13 vs. UC Davis, 1 Associated Press AM-670 AM-670 AM-670 AM-670 AM-670 AM-670 10. Washington 12 1-1 61 24 at Utah, 9 11. Penn State 10 2-0 96 44 vs. Kent State, 11* @BAL @BAL @CLE @CLE @CLE CUBS 12. LSU 13 2-0 64 17 at #7 Auburn, 2:30 The Falcons will be missing another key 6:05 12:05 6:10 6:10 6:10 3:10 13. Virginia Tech 11 2-0 86 20 vs. East Carolina, ccd. 14. West Virginia 15 2-0 92 31 at NC State, ccd. WGN-9 NBCSCH NBCSCH WGN-9 NBCSCH WGN-9 starter for Sunday’s game against the Panthers. 15. TCU 14 2-0 97 19 vs. #4 Ohio State, 7 AM-720 AM-720 AM-720 AM-720 AM-720 AM-720 16. Mississppi State 16 2-0 94 16 vs. Louisiana-Lafayette, 6:30 Two-time Pro Bowl running back Devonta 17. Boise State 17 1-1 118 27 at #24 Oklahoma State, 2:30 Freeman was ruled out after missing the entire EXH: EXH: EXH: 18. UCF 18 2-0 94 17 at North Carolina, ccd. @CBJ, 6 @DET @OTT 19. Michigan 22 1-1 66 27 vs. SMU, 2:30 week of practice with a knee injury, another blow NBCSCH+ 6:30 6:30 20. Oregon 23 2-0 120 38 vs. San Jose State, 4 to a team that was already reeling from injuries WGN-9 NBCSCH 21. Miami 20 1-1 94 33 at Toledo, 11* 22. USC 21 1-1 45 38 at Texas, 7 to defensive stalwarts Keanu Neal and Deion 23. Arizona State 25 2-0 66 20 at San Diego State, 9:30 ORL 24. Oklahoma State 19 1-1 69 33 vs. #17 Boise State, 2:30 Jones. 4 25. Michigan State 24 1-1 51 47 Sept. 22 vs Indiana, 6:30 Coach Dan Quinn said he’s hopeful that FS1, CP-coaches poll; PF/A-points for/allowed AM-1200 Freeman’s injury isn’t too serious. But there was BIG TEN STANDINGS WEST CONF ALL PF PA SATURDAY uncertainty in his voice when he spoke after SATURDAY ON TV/RADIO Northwestern 1-0 1-1 38 48 vs. Akron, 6:30 practice Friday afternoon. LATEST LINE Wisconsin 0-0 2-0 79 17 vs. BYU, 2:30 Illinois 0-0 2-0 65 38 vs. South Florida, 2:30 “We’re under the hope that it’s not a long-term MLB Major League Baseball Iowa 0-0 2-0 46 10 vs. Northern Iowa, 6:30 National League Minnesota 0-0 2-0 69 24 vs. Miami (Ohio), 2:30 thing,” Quinn said. “When he can do the violent, Noon Dodgers at Cardinals FOX-32 SATURDAY Nebraska 0-0 0-1 28 33 vs. Troy, 11* at CUBS -205 Cincinnati +185 explosive cuts that make him him, we’ll get him 3 p.m. Mets at Red Sox MLBN Purdue 0-1 0-2 46 51 vs. Missouri, 6:30 Los Angeles -121 at St. Louis +111 EAST CONF ALL PF PA SATURDAY/NEXT GAME in there.” at Philadelphia Off Miami Off 3:05 p.m. Reds at Cubs NBCSCH, WSCR-AM 670 at Atlanta -152 Washington +142 Ohio State 1-0 2-0 129 34 at #15 TCU, 7 Freeman was injured in the season-opening at Milwaukee -156 Pittsburgh +146 Indiana 0-0 2-0 58 44 vs. Ball State, 11* 6:05 p.m. White Sox at Orioles WGN-9, WGN-AM 720 Colorado -130 at San Fran. +120 Maryland 0-0 2-0 79 43 vs. Temple, 11* loss to the Eagles. The starting spot is still in good American League Penn State 0-0 2-0 96 44 vs. Kent State, 11* 6 p.m. Twins at Royals FS1 SATURDAY Michigan 0-0 1-1 66 27 vs. SMU, 2:30 hands with Tevin Coleman, but Freeman’s injury WHITE SOX -115 at Baltimore +105 Michigan St. 0-0 1-1 51 47 Sept. 22 at Indiana, 6:30 9 p.m. Rockies at Giants MLBN at Cleveland -205 Detroit +185 Rutgers 0-1 1-1 38 59 at Kansas, 11* deprives the Falcons of their 1-2 punch out of the at New York -231 Toronto +211 backfield. Rookie Ito Smith, a fourth-round draft COLLEGE FOOTBALL at Tampa Bay Off Oakland Off at Kansas City -113 Minnesota +103 pick, moves up on the depth chart. 11 a.m. Troy at Nebraska BTN at Los Angeles-137 Seattle +127 FRIDAY’S RESULTS Norfolk St. (1-1) at Liberty (1-1), ppd. Interleague E. Tennessee St. 27, VMI 24 Savannah St. (0-2) at Howard (0-2), ppd. 11 a.m. Kent State at Penn State FS1 SATURDAY W. Carolina 28, Gardner-Webb 10 S. Miss. (1-1) at Appalachian St. (1-1), ccd. at Boston Off NY Mets Off Memphis 59, Georgia State 22 Stetson (2-0) at Presbyterian (0-1), ppd. Roethlisberger 50-50: Steelers quarterback at Houston -195 Arizona +180 Cal Poly 44, Brown 15 Tennessee St. (1-0) at Hampton (1-1), ccd. 11 a.m. Oklahoma at Iowa State ABC-7 at San Diego -139 Texas +129 Murray St. (0-2) at Kentucky (2-0), 11* Ben Roethlisberger returned under center after SATURDAY’S SCHEDULE UTEP (0-2) at Tennessee (1-1), 11* 11 a.m. Florida State at Syracuse ESPN College Football Walsh (0-0) at Jacksonville (1-1), noon missing the previous two practices with a bruised MIDWEST SATURDAY Tulane (1-1) at UAB (1-1), noon Missouri S&T (0-0) at Drake (0-1), 1 right elbow. 11 a.m. Miami at Toledo ESPN2 at Tennessee 31 UTEP Mercer (1-1) at Samford (1-1), 2 Valparaiso (0-1) at Youngstown St. (0-2), 1 at Indiana 15 Ball St Colorado St. (1-2) at Florida (1-1), 3 He is officially listed on the injury report as 1 N. Arizona (1-1) at Missouri St. (1-1), 2 11 a.m. Georgia Southern at Clemson ESPNU at Maryland 16 ⁄2 Temple Chattanooga (2-0) at UT Martin (0-2), 3 N. Alabama (2-0) at N. Dak. St. (1-0), 2:30 at FIU 4 UMass Ohio (1-0) vs. Virginia (1-1) Cent. Mich. (0-2) at N. Illinois (0-2), 2:30 questionable, but Roethlisberger’s teammates Miami 12 at Toledo at Nashville, Tenn., 3:30 11 a.m. Middle Tennessee State at Georgia ESPNews UTSA (0-2) at Kansas St. (1-1), 3 at Army 7 Hawaii Jackson St. (0-1) at Florida A&M (1-1), 4 expect him to be on the field for the Steelers’ 1 E. Kentucky (1-1) at Bowl. Green (0-2), 3 at Penn St 34 ⁄2 Kent St Alabama St. (1-1) at Kennesaw St. (1-1), 4 11 a.m. Hawaii at Army CBSSN Montana (2-0) at W. Illinois (0-2), 3 Florida St 3 at Syracuse Bethune-Cookman (1-1) at FAU (1-1), 5 home opener Sunday against the Chiefs. Princeton (0-0) at Butler (2-0), 5 11:30 a.m.Georgia Tech at Pittsburgh WCIU-26.2 Oklahoma 18 at Iowa St Austin Peay (1-1) at Morehead St. (1-1), 5 1 Alabama A&M (1-1) at Cincinnati (2-0), 6 The 15-year veteran has missed just six games at Nebraska 9 ⁄2 Troy NC Central (1-1) at SC State (0-2), 5 1 Indiana St. (1-1) at E. Illinois (0-2), 6 at Kansas 2 ⁄2 Rutgers Texas Southern (1-1) at Alcorn St. (1-1), 6 1:30 p.m. Vanderbilt at Notre Dame NBC-5, WMVP-AM 1000 Ark.-Pine Bluff (1-1) at S. Dak. St. (1-0), 6 because of injury since the start of the 2013 Georgia Tech 3 at Pittsburgh Nicholls (1-1) at McNeese St. (2-0), 6 1 SE Missouri (1-1) at S. Illinois (1-1), 6 at Notre Dame 13 ⁄2 Vanderbilt Texas St. (1-1) at South Alabama (0-2), 6 2:30 p.m. Illinois vs. South Florida BTN, WJMK-FM 104.3 Delaware St. (0-2) at W. Michigan (0-2), 6 season. Virginia 5 Ohio Langston (0-0) at Southern U. (0-2), 6 1 EAST at Michigan 35 ⁄2 SMU UMass (1-2) at FIU (1-1), 6:30 Hawaii (3-0) at Army (1-1), 11* “We’re never really worried about him,” center 2:30 p.m. Central Michigan at Northern Illinois ESPN+, at Oklahoma St 1 Boise St W. Kentucky (0-2) at Louisville (1-1), 6:30 1 Dayton (1-1) at Duquesne (2-1), 11* WIND-AM 560 at Wisconsin 22 ⁄2 BYU Cent. Ark. (1-1) at SE Louisiana (0-2), 7 Maurkice Pouncey said. “He takes some big hits San Diego (1-1) at Harvard (0-0), 11* at Minnesota 13 Miami (Ohio) SOUTHWEST 1 Florida St. (1-1) at Syracuse (2-0), 11* in the games. If he wants to sit out a couple days, at Auburn 10 ⁄2 LSU Duke (2-0) at Baylor (2-0), 2:30 2:30 p.m. Brigham Young at Wisconsin ABC-7 Rhode Island (2-0) at UConn (0-2), 11* South Florida 11 Illinois North Texas (2-0) at Arkansas (1-1), 3 Ga. Tech (1-1) at Pittsburgh (1-1), 11:30* it’s totally fine.” at N Illinois 14 Cent. Mich. Houston (2-0) at Texas Tech (1-1), 3 2:30 p.m. LSU at Auburn CBS-2 Yale (0-0) at Holy Cross (0-2), noon at Clemson 32 Ga. Southern Abilene Christ. (1-1) at Hou Bapt (1-1), 6 G’town (1-1) at Dartmouth (0-0), 12:30 2:30 p.m. Boise State at Oklahoma State ESPN New Mexico 3 at N. Mexico St SFA (0-1) at Incarnate Word (0-2), 6 1 Bucknell (0-2) at Penn (0-0), 2 Tulane 3 ⁄2 at UAB Northwestern St. (1-1) at Lamar (1-1), 6 Fine line: Cornell (0-0) at Delaware (1-1), 2:30 Two illegal hits cost David Onyemata at Baylor 6 Duke N. Dak. (1-1) at Sam Houston St. (1-0), 6 2:30 p.m. Duke at Baylor FS1 1 Lehigh (1-1) at Navy (1-1), 2:30 at Florida 19 ⁄2 Colorado St Arkansas St. (1-1) at Tulsa (1-1), 6 more than he made for playing in the Saints Towson (1-1) at Villanova (2-0), 2:30 Houston 1 at Texas Tech La-Monroe (2-0) at Texas A&M (1-1), 6:30 2:30 p.m. Lehigh at Navy CBSSN 1 Columbia (0-0) at CCSU (1-1), 4 at Kansas St 21 ⁄2 UTSA WEST season opener. Marist (0-1) at Bryant (1-1), 5 at Arkansas 7 North Texas Wagner (1-1) at Montana St. (1-1), 2 E. Michigan (2-0) at Buffalo (2-0), 5 3 p.m. Houston at Texas Tech FOX-32 at Oregon 42 San Jose St Wofford (2-0) at Wyoming (1-2), 3 The defensive tackle was fined $40,108 by the Stony Brook (1-1) at Fordham (0-2), 5 at Buffalo 3 E. Michigan Sacra. St. (1-1) at N. Colo. (0-2), 3:05 NFL for two roughing-the-passer calls — 1 Monmouth (NJ) (1-1) at Lafayette (0-2), 5 3:15 p.m. Virginia vs. Ohio ESPN2 at Nevada 3 ⁄2 Oregon St New Hamp. (0-2) at Colorado (2-0), 4 1 Morgan St. (0-2) at Albany (NY) (0-2), 6 Alabama 21 ⁄2 at Mississippi Coll. of Idaho (0-0) at Portland St. (0-2), 4 SOUTH $20,054 for each of the penalties — in a 48-40 loss 6 p.m. Alabama at Mississippi ESPN at Tulsa 1 Arkansas St Idaho St. (1-0) at California (2-0), 5 Charleston S. at The Citadel (0-2), ppd. at S. Alabama 9 Texas St Oregon St. (1-1) at Nevada (1-1), 6 Colgate (2-0) at Furman (0-2), ccd. to the Buccaneers on Sunday. 6 p.m. Oregon State at Nevada ESPNU at Georgia 32 Mid. Tenn. New Mex. (1-1) at New Mex. St. (0-3), 7 Elon (1-1) at William & Mary (1-1), ccd. Missouri 6 at Purdue E. Wash. (2-0) at Wash. St. (2-0), 7 Onyemata, in his third NFL season, makes a Marshall (2-0) at S. Carolina (1-1), ccd. 6 p.m. Arkansas State at Tulsa CBSSN at Nrthwstrn 21 Akron South Dakota (1-1) at Weber St. (1-1), 7 1 base salary of $630,000 this season — or $39,375 at Miss. St 32 ⁄2 La.-Laf. Prairie View (1-2) at UNLV (1-1), 9 1 Fresno St. (1-1) at UCLA (0-2), 9:30 6:15 p.m. Middle Tennessee State at Georgia ESPN2 at Texas A&M 26 ⁄2 La.-Monroe per game. at Louisville 23 W Kentucky MINOR LEAGUES S. Utah (0-2) at Arizona (0-2), 10 1 6:30 p.m. Akron at Northwestern BTN, WMVP-AM 1000 at Texas 3 ⁄2 USC Onyemata was one of several players fined Ohio State 12 TCU LEAGUE CHAMPIONSHIPS (Best-of-5) 1 TRANSACTIONS 6:30 p.m. La.-Lafayette at Mississippi State ESPN2 Washington 4 ⁄2 at Utah $20,054 for roughing the passer in the league’s Fresno St 3 at UCLA MIDWEST LEAGUE TENNIS 1 Bowling Green 1, Peoria 1 7 p.m. Ohio State vs. TCU ABC-7 Arizona St 4 ⁄2 at San Diego St BASEBALL opening weekend, joining the Rams’ Aaron Sept. 12: Bowling Green 4, Peoria 0 WTA COUPE BANQUE NATIONALE NFL Sept. 13: Peoria 2, Bowling Green 1 AMERICAN LEAGUE Donald, the Vikings’ Sheldon Richardson, the 7 p.m. Southern California at Texas FOX-32 SUNDAY Saturday: at Bowling Green, 6:35 R3New in QuebecYork: Reinstated City; hard-indoor OF Aaron Judge at Washington 6 Indianapolis Sunday: at Bowling Green, 6:35 Jessicafrom the Pegula 10-day d. DL. #2 Petra Martic, 6-3, Falcons’ Grady Jarrett and the Cowboys’ DeMar- 9 p.m. Washington at Utah ESPN at Atlanta 6 Carolina x-Monday: at Bowling Green, 6:35 7-5.Toronto: Activated RHP Joe Biagini from the 10-day DL. Reinstated C Russell Mar- cus Lawrence. at Green Bay OFF Minnesota FRONTIER LEAGUE #8 Pauline Parmentier d. Varvara Lep- 9:30 p.m. Fresno State at UCLA FS1 LA Chargers 7 at Buffalo chenko,tin from 7-6paternity (7), 6-1. leave. Joliet 2, Washington 1 #5ATLANTIC Soria Kenin LEAGUE d. #3 Monica Puig, 6-3, Houston 3 at Tennessee Sept. 11: Washington 3, Joliet 2 Arizona State at San Diego State CBSSN 1 6-1.Long Island: Activated RHP Dennis 9:30 p.m. at Pittsburgh 5 ⁄2 Kansas City Sept. 12: Joliet 3, Washington 1 1 HeatherO’Grady Watsonand INF d. RebeccaJordany Marino, Valdespin. 6-3, at NY Jets 2 ⁄2 Miami Friday: Joliet 5, Washington 3 6-4.Placed LHP Jake Fisher and RHP Colton IN BRIEF GOLF Philadelphia 3 at Tampa Bay Saturday: at Joliet, 6:05 1 #2Murray Darija on Jurakthe inactive and Xenia list. Knoll d. #4 at New Orleans 9 ⁄2 Cleveland x-Monday: at Washington, 6:05 5 a.m. LPGA Evian Championship Golf (more, 3:30 a.m. at LA Rams 13 Arizona NatelaFOOTBALL Dzalamidze and Veronika Kuder- at San Fran. 6 Detroit AMERICAN ASSOCIATION metova, 2-6, 6-3, 10-6. Sun.) NATIONAL FOOTBALL LEAGUE AUTO RACING: Erik Jones surprised the field by at Jacksonville Pk New England Kansas City 2, St. Paul 1 WTA Japan Women’s Open 1 .....Indianapolis: Signed TE Erik Swoope to at Denver 6 ⁄2 Oakland Sept. 11: Kansas City 11, St. Paul 4 the practice squad. winning the pole for the opening race of the 2 p.m. Champions Ally Challenge Golf Channel at Dallas 3 NY Giants Sept. 12: St. Paul 6, Kansas City 0 ITF Davis Cup Miami: Placed G Josh Sitton on IR. MONDAY Friday: Kansas City 7, St. Paul 3 ...... NASCAR Cup series playoffs, turning a lap at Las 1 N.Y. Giants: Signed OT Brian Mihalik to 5 p.m. Web.com Boise Open Golf Channel at BEARS 3 ⁄2 Seattle Saturday: at Kansas City, 7:05 the practice squad. Released LB Calvin NFL x-Sunday: at Kansas City, 1:05 Vegas Motor Speedway in 28.705 seconds and 9 p.m. Asian Tour Shinhan Donghae Open Golf Channel x-if necessary Munson. narrowly edging Joey Logano. Denny Hamlin MOTORSPORTS NFC NORTH W L T PCT PF PA was third, followed by Kyle Busch and Kevin Green Bay 1 0 0 1.000 24 23 GOLF 8 a.m. Formula One qualifying ESPN2 Minnesota 1 0 0 1.000 24 16 Harvick. ... Ferrari’s decision not to keep Kimi BEARS 0 1 0 .000 23 24 EVIAN CHAMPIONSHIP Brittany Lang 71-71 Paul Goydos 34-36 Emma Talley 70-72 Rocco Mediate 37-33 1 p.m. NASCAR Xfinity qualifying NBCSN Detroit 0 1 0 .000 17 48 2nd of 4 rds at Evian Re- Raikkonen next season was based on the Dani Holmqvist 69-73 Bernhard Langer 35-35 sort GC; Evian-les-Bains, NFC EAST W L T PCT PF PA Ryann O’Toole 68-74 Mark Calcavecchia 36-34 long-term future rather than the driver’s current 3 p.m. NHRA Nationals qualifying FS2 France; 6,523 yds; Par 71 Kenny Perry 35-35 Philadelphia 1 0 0 1.000 18 12 134 (-8) 143 (+1) form, team principal Maurizio Arrivabene said. 4 p.m. NASCAR Xfinity DC Solar 300 NBCSN Washington 1 0 0 1.000 24 6 Amy Olson 69-65 Megan Khang 76-67 Gibby Gilbert III 35-35 Dallas 0 1 0 .000 8 16 Mi Hyang Lee 68-66 Brittany Altomare 73-70 71 (-1) The 38-year-old Raikkonen, the 2007 Formula RUNNING N.Y. Giants 0 1 0 .000 15 20 Mo Martin 68-66 Sandra Gal 72-71 Kent Jones 35-36 Maria Torres 65-69 Rachel Heck 70-73 Glen Day 36-35 One champion, is being replaced next season by NFC SOUTH W L T PCT PF PA Bronte Law 69-74 Darren Clarke 37-34 2 a.m. Berlin Marathon NBCSN 135 (-7) Carolina 1 0 0 1.000 16 8 Carlota Ciganda 65-70 Bill Glasson 36-35 20-year-old Charles Leclerc. Leclerc came Sun. Mark O’Meara 35-36 Tampa Bay 1 0 0 1.000 48 40 136 (-6) THE ALLY CHALLENGE Atlanta 0 1 0 .000 12 18 Angela Stanford 72-64 Duffy Waldorf 36-35 through the Ferrari academy program but is PREMIER LEAGUE SOCCER 1st of 3 rds at Warwick Scott McCarron 37-34 New Orleans 0 1 0 .000 40 48 Jenny Shin 70-66 Hills GC; Grand Blanc, racing in his first F1 season with the Sauber team. Wei-Ling Hsu 69-67 Jay Haas 35-36 6:25 a.m. Liverpool at Tottenham NBCSN NFC WEST W L T PCT PF PA Mich.; 7,127 yds; Par 72 Ken Tanigawa 37-34 Georgia Hall 68-68 65 (-7) Raikkonen has nine podiums in 13 races this L.A. Rams 1 0 0 1.000 33 13 Brooke Henderson 67-69 Brandt Jobe 35-30 8:55 a.m. Fulham at Manchester City NBCSN Arizona 0 1 0 .000 6 24 So Yeon Ryu 67-69 66 (-6) KLM OPEN season. San Francisco 0 1 0 .000 16 24 Austin Ernst 66-70 Esteban Toledo 33-33 2nd of 4 rds at The Dutch; 9 a.m. Cardiff City at Chelsea CNBC Seattle 0 1 0 .000 24 27 137 (-5) Jeff Maggert 33-33 Spijk, The Netherlands; Amy Yang 70-67 Vijay Singh 33-33 6,983 yds; Par 71 GOLF: 11:30 a.m.Manchester United at Watford NBC-5 AFC NORTH W L T PCT PF PA Sei Young Kim 69-68 67 (-5) 130 (-12) Brandt Jobe capped a fast start with an Cincinnati 2 0 0 1.000 68 46 Inbee Park 68-69 Lee Janzen 33-34 Ashun Wu 64-66 eagle and shot a 7-under 65 to take the first-round BUNDESLIGA SOCCER Baltimore 1 1 0 .500 47 70 138 (-4) Tom Lehman 35-32 133 (-9) Cleveland 0 0 1 .500 21 21 Jeongeun Lee6 72-66 Paul Broadhurst 33-34 J. Thompson 69-64 lead in The Ally Challenge in Grand Blanc, Mich. Morgan Pressel 70-68 8:30 a.m. Bayer Leverkusen at Bayern Munich FS1 Pittsburgh 0 0 1 .500 21 21 David Toms 34-33 134 (-8) In Gee Chun 68-70 David McKenzie 34-33 David Drysdale 69-65 Vijay Singh, a three-time winner at Warwick 8:30 a.m. Hannover at Leipzig FS2 AFC EAST W L T PCT PF PA Caroline Masson 68-70 68 (-4) Haotong Li 68-66 Hills in the PGA Tour’s defunct Buick Open, was Miami 1 0 0 1.000 27 20 Nasa Hataoka 67-71 John Huston 34-34 135 (-7) 139 (-3) 11:20 a.m.Schalke at Borussia Monchengladbach FS2 New England 1 0 0 1.000 27 20 Bob Estes 36-32 Soomin Lee 68-67 Lindy Duncan 72-67 a stroke back with Jeff Maggert and Esteban N.Y. Jets 1 0 0 1.000 48 17 Jerry Smith 34-34 Chris Wood 65-70 Charley Hull 72-67 Billy Andrade 33-35 Benjamin Hebert 66-69 LIGA MX SOCCER Buffalo 0 1 0 .000 3 47 Toledo. ... Rookie Maria Torres shared the Chella Choi 70-69 Scott Parel 33-35 136 (-6) 9 p.m. Guadalajara at Monterrey FS2, WXFT-60 AFC SOUTH W L T PCT PF PA Jane Park 69-70 Paul Claxton 35-33 Renato Paratore 66-70 four-way lead after two rounds of the Evian Eun-Hee Ji 68-71 69 (-3) 137 (-5) Jacksonville 1 0 0 1.000 20 15 140 (-2) Jeff Sluman 35-34 Jeunghun Wang 67-70 Championship in Evian-les-Bains, France. Tor- TENNIS: DAVIS CUP SEMIFINALS Houston 0 1 0 .000 20 27 Minjee Lee 72-68 Corey Pavin 38-31 Jordan Smith 66-71 Indianapolis 0 1 0 .000 23 34 Mariajo Uribe 72-68 Tom Byrum 36-33 Bradley Dredge 70-67 res, the first Puerto Rican to earn an LPGA Tour 7 a.m. U.S. vs. Croatia, France vs. Spain Tennis Channel Tennessee 0 1 0 .000 20 27 Marina Alex 69-71 Joe Durant 36-33 Martin Kaymer 70-67 Jessica Korda 69-71 card, shot a 2-under 69 before Amy Olson (65), AFC WEST W L T PCT PF PA Colin Montgomerie 35-34 Ashley Chesters 66-71 141 (-1) David Frost 36-33 Andrew Dodt 71-66 SOCCER NHL PRESEASON Denver 1 0 0 1.000 27 24 Alena Sharp 73-68 Billy Mayfair 32-37 Alexander Levy 69-68 Mo Martin (66) and Mi Hyang Lee (66) matched Kansas City 1 0 0 1.000 38 28 T. Suwannapura 73-68 Fred Couples 36-33 Andrea Pavan 66-71 her 8-under 134 total. MAJOR LEAGUE SOCCER SATURDAY’S SCHEDULE L.A. Chargers 0 1 0 .000 28 38 Anna Nordqvist 71-70 70 (-2) Matthew Baldwin 70-67 EASTERN WLTPTGFGA Boston vs. Calgary in Shenzhen, China, Oakland 0 1 0 .000 13 33 Azahara Munoz 71-70 Tommy Armour III 34-36 Paul Peterson 68-69 1:30 a.m. Jennifer Song 69-72 Mark Brooks 34-36 Pablo Larrazabal 68-69 N.Y. Red Bulls 17 7 4 55 50 29 SUNDAY’S SCHEDULE THURSDAY’S RESULT Katherine Kirk 68-73 Loren Roberts 35-35 Also NHL: The Red Wings and Henrik Zetterberg Atlanta 16 5 6 54 56 33 Washington at Boston, noon Cincinnati 34, Baltimore 23 142 (E) Scott Dunlap 35-35 138 (-4) N.Y. City FC 14 8 7 49 51 38 Philadelphia at N.Y. Islanders, noon SUNDAY’S SCHEDULE Pornanong Phatlum76-66 Joey Sindelar 35-35 Daniel Im 72-66 announced that his professional hockey career is Columbus 12 8 7 43 35 34 Arizona at Vegas, 7 Philadelphia at Tampa Bay, noon P. Thnapolboonyras73-69 Wes Short 35-35 Padraig Harrington 68-70 Philadelphia 12 11 4 40 39 41 MONDAY’S SCHEDULE Houston at Tennessee, noon Jin Young Ko 73-69 Carlos Franco 35-35 140 (-2) over due to a back injury. Zetterberg will go on Montreal 11 14 3 36 37 45 Nashville (SS) at Florida (SS), 2:30 Indianapolis at Washington, noon Anne Van Dam 72-70 Marco Dawson 34-36 Chase Koepka 69-71 long-term injured reserve with three years left on New England 8 10 9 33 40 42 Buffalo at Columbus, 6 Minnesota at Green Bay, noon (FOX-32) Pernilla Lindberg 72-70 Jesper Parnevik 36-34 Kevin Stadler 66-74 D.C. United 9 11 7 34 45 46 Nashville (SS) at Florida (SS), 6 Cleveland at New Orleans, noon Lydia Ko 72-70 Olin Browne 32-38 his 12-year, $73 million contract. The 37-year-old Toronto FC 7 14 6 27 45 52 N.Y. Rangers at New Jersey (SS), 6 Kansas City at Pittsburgh, noon (CBS-2) Orlando City 7 17 3 24 40 62 N.Y. Islanders at Philadelphia, 6 Miami at N.Y. Jets, noon Swede will continue to be paid and the team will FIRE 6 15 6 24 37 52 New Jersey (SS) at Montreal, 6:30 Carolina at Atlanta, noon PREP FOOTBALL WESTERN WLTPTGFGA Minnesota at Winnipeg, 7 L.A. Chargers at Buffalo, noon get some $6 million in salary-cap relief. Zetter- Edmonton at Calgary, 8 ss-split squad Arizona at L.A. Rams, 3:05 FC Dallas 14 6 7 49 47 37 Detroit at San Francisco, 3:05 FRIDAY’S RESULTS Lincoln-Way Central 46, Lockport 29 berg helped the Red Wings hoist the 2008 Kansas City 14 7 6 48 49 33 AUTO RACING Oakland at Denver, 3:25 Agricultural Science 28, Harlan 20 Lincoln-Way East 57, Sandburg 0 Los Angeles FC 13 7 7 46 54 42 New England at Jacksonville, 3:25 (CBS-2) Andrew 12, Bradley-Bourbonnais 3 Lincoln-Way West 57, Thornridge 14 Stanley Cup, winning the Conn Smythe Trophy Real Salt Lake 13 10 5 44 48 46 N.Y. Giants at Dallas, 7:20 (NBC-5) Antioch 49, Wauconda 13 Lisle 34, Peotone 33 Portland 12 7 8 44 40 36 SOUTH POINT 400 LINEUP MONDAY’S SCHEDULE Arcola 27, Atwood-Hammond 7 Little Village 28, DuSable 0 as the top player in the postseason. ... The NHL Seattle 12 9 5 41 35 27 Friday’s qualifying Seattle at Bears, 7:15 (ESPN, ABC-7) Argenta-Oreana 52, Sangamon Valley 13 Lyons 13, Proviso West 7 (OT) Vancouver 11 9 7 40 45 52 questioned the Capitals about re-signing Brooks At Las Vegas Motor Speedway Argo 28, Bremen 22 Machesney Park Harlem 54, Rockford E. 13 LA Galaxy 10 10 8 38 51 54 Las Vegas, Nev. Athens 62, Riverton 0 Maine South 42, Conant 14 Orpik after trading him to the Avalanche and Minnesota 9 16 2 29 39 54 Batavia 42, Glenbard North 12 Marian 32, Marian Catholic 20 Houston 7 13 7 28 43 42 SP NO. DRIVER M MPH TENNIS Belvidere 14, Rockford Jefferson 7 Marist 49, St. Viator 7 cleared the Stanley Cup champions of any Colorado 6 15 6 24 31 50 1. 20 Erik Jones T 188.12 Belvidere North 37, Rockford Auburn 24 Maroa-Forsyth 35, Williamsville 15 San Jose 4 15 8 20 41 52 2. 22 Joey Logano F 188.10 WTA COUPE BANQUE NATIONALE Brother Rice 35, Loyola 3 Minooka 21, Plainfield East 14 wrongdoing. The Capitals traded the veteran Buffalo Grove 51, Niles West 14 Moline 64, Rock Island Alleman 21 SATURDAY’S SCHEDULE 3. 11 Denny Hamlin T 187.62 At Universite Laval-PEPS Burlington Central 14, Woodstock 10 Monticello 50, Rantoul 0 defenseman and then brought him back at a Atlanta at Colorado, 2:30 4. 18 Kyle Busch T 187.40 Quebec City; Surface: hard-indoor Byron 48, Oregon 0 Montini 55, St. Joseph 0 LA Galaxy at Toronto FC, 6:30 5. 4 Kevin Harvick F 187.39 Jessica Pegula d. Camp Point Central 38, Mt. Carmel 49, Richland County 23 cheaper salary after the Avalanche bought him Montreal at Philadelphia, 6:30 6. 12 Ryan Blaney F 187.08 #2 Petra Martic, 6-3, 7-5. Triopia/Meredosia 7 Mt. Zion 55, Macomb 0 Columbus at FC Dallas, 7 out. 7. 9 Chase Elliott C 186.73 #8 Pauline Parmentier d. Carlinville 49, Pana 12 Murphysboro 42, Massac County 0 Portland at Houston, 7:30 8. 41 Kurt Busch F 186.48 Varvara Lepchenko, 7-6 (7), 6-1. Cary-Grove 35, Huntley 20 Naperville Central 38, Trinity (Ky.) 20 Minnesota at Real Salt Lake, 8:30 9. 88 Alex Bowman C 186.37 #5 Soria Kenin d. Casey-Westfield 42, Flora 8 Naperville North 38, Metea Valley 14 Seattle at Vancouver, 9 10. 78 M. Truex Jr. T 186.09 #3 Monica Puig, 6-3, 6-1. Cerro Gordo-Bement Coop 28, Nazareth 47, St. Patrick 16 TENNIS: New England at Los Angeles FC, 9:30 Borna Coric pulled off a through-the- 11. 42 Kyle Larson C 185.95 Heather Watson d. Decatur Lutheran/Christian 16 Neuqua Valley 36, Normal Community 35 Sporting KC at San Jose, 9:30 12. 1 J. McMurray C 183.12 Rebecca Marino, 6-3, 6-4. Chatham Glenwood 60, New Trier 37, Palatine 25 legs lob shot winner that had the crowd bowing NATIONAL WOMEN’S SOCCER 13. 2 B. Keselowski F 186.61 WTA JAPAN WOMEN’S OPEN Decatur Eisenhower 16 Normal West 17, Bloomington 14 14. 17 R. Stenhouse Jr. F 186.59 At Hiroshima Regional Park; Hiroshima, Chicago Christian 32, Aurora Central Notre Dame 24, Benet 7 in admiration during the Davis Cup semifinals in LEAGUE PLAYOFFS 15. 14 Clint Bowyer F 186.58 Japan; Surface: hard-outdoor Catholic 28 O.P.-River Forest 49, Morton 6 Zadar, Croatia. Early in the third set of a 6-4, 7-6 Saturday’s semifinal Amanda Anisimova d. Clifton Central 46, Dwight 23 Oswego East 56, Joliet Central 0 Seattle (11-5-8) at Portland (12-6-6), 2 16. 10 Aric Almirola F 186.54 17. 48 J. Johnson C 186.50 Anna Karolina Schmiedlova, 6-3, 6-1 . Clinton 35, Macon Meridian 0 Peoria 76, Peoria Manual 0 (4), 6-3 victory over Steve Johnson, Coric ran Sunday’s semifinal Crystal Lake South 40, Hampshire 0 Peoria Notre Dame 32, Richwoods 7 18. 3 Austin Dillon C 186.48 #1 Zhang Shuai d. Red Stars (9-5-10) at N. Carolina (17-1-6), 2 Cumberland 42, Tri-County 7 Plainfield South 20, Plainfield Central 0 19. 19 Daniel Suarez T 186.45 #6 Zarina Diyas, 6-4, 7-5. down a lob and replied with a shot that flew over NWSL CHAMPIONSHIP, Sept. 22 #4 Wang Qiang d. Curie 25, Taft 21 Prairie Ridge 70, Dundee-Crown 55 Providence Field, Portland, Ore., 3:30 20. 21 Paul Menard F 186.43 Danville 33, Champaign Centennial 14 Prospect 24, Deerfield 13 the head of his 6-foot-2 opponent and landed 21. 24 William Byron C 186.40 #8 Magda Linette, 6-2, 6-2. ITF DAVIS CUP DeKalb 17, Sycamore 14 Providence 12, St. Rita 7 ENGLISH PREMIER LEAGUE 22. 31 R. Newman C 185.86 Downs Tri-Valley 42, El Paso-Gridley 6 Richards 56, Oak Lawn 14 inches from the baseline. Later, sixth-ranked CLUB W T L GF GA PTS 23. 6 Trevor Bayne F 185.64 At Stade Pierre Mauroy DuQuoin 41, Carterville 0 Richmond-Burton 28, Harvard 0 Liverpool 4 0 0 9 1 12 24. 34 M. McDowell F 184.91 Lille, France; Surface: hard-indoor Eldorado 16, White County 14 Ridgeview 21, Heyworth 7 Marin Cilic gave Croatia a 2-0 lead over the Chelsea 4 0 0 10 3 12 25. 95 Regan Smith C 185.18 Benoit Paire d. Eureka 19, Deer Creek-Mackinaw 18 Ridgewood 28, Guerin 6 United States with a 6-1, 6-3, 7-6 (5) victory over Watford 4 0 0 9 3 12 26. 32 M. DiBenedetto F 184.93 Pablo Carreno Busta, 7-5, 6-1, 6-0. Evanston 32, Barrington 14 Rochelle 28, Geneseo 21 Man City 3 1 0 11 3 10 27. 38 David Ragan F 184.72 Lucas Pouille d. Evergreen Park 25, Reavis 24 Rochester 22, Decatur MacArthur 14 Davis Cup debutant Frances Tiafoe. Tottenham 3 0 1 9 4 9 28. 37 C. Buescher C 184.66 Roberto Bautista Agut, 3-6, 7-6 (5), 6-4, Fairfield 44, Hamilton County 0 Rockton Hononegah 17, Rockford Boylan 6 2-6, 6-4. Bournemouth 2 1 1 6 5 7 29. 47 AJ Allmendinger C 184.60 Fenton 33, DePaul 17 Rolling Meadows 55, Niles North 0 At Sportski centar Visnjik Everton 1 3 0 7 6 6 30. 13 Ty Dillon C 184.23 Frankfort 42, Harrisburg 7 Sacred Heart-Griffin 70, Springfield SE 26 Surface: clay-outdoor Freeport 33, Rockford Guilford 21 Schaumburg 25, Highland Park 0 ALSO: A key review committee changed direc- Leicester 2 0 2 6 5 6 31. 43 B. Wallace C 182.81 Borna Coric d. Arsenal 2 0 2 8 8 6 32. 72 Corey LaJoie C 180.66 Fremd 38, Glenbrook South 7 Shepard 32, Eisenhower 18 Steve Johnson, 6-4, 7-6 (4), 6-3. Glenbard East 17, West Aurora 13 Simeon 62, Solario 0 tions suddenly this week and is recommending Man United 2 0 2 6 7 6 33. 99 K. Weatherman C 180.58 Marin Cilic d. Glenbard South 42, East Aurora 13 South Elgin 55, Streamwood 0 Wolverhamp- 121 4 5 5 34. 15 Ross Chastain C 180.33 Frances Tiafoe, 6-1, 6-3, 7-6 (5). Glenbard West 45, York 24 Springfield 63, Springfield Lanphier 28 Russia’s anti-doping agency be reinstated after a ton 35. 96 J. Earnhardt T 179.97 At Coca-Cola Coliseum Glenbrook North 31, Elk Grove Village 14 St. Charles North 24, Geneva 13 Southampton 1 1 2 4 4 4 nearly three-year suspension resulting from the 36. 23 JJ Yeley T 179.43 Surface: hard-indoor Grant 14, Grayslake Central 3 St. Edward 25, Elmwood Park 22 Fulham 1 1 2 7 9 4 37. 00 L. Cassill C 178.28 Milos Raonic d. Herrin 49, Benton 0 St. Francis 20, Wheaton Academy 9 country’s scheme to circumvent rules and win Brighton 1 1 2 5 7 4 38. 51 BJ McLeod F 177.53 Thiemo De Bakker, 6-3, 6-2, 6-2. Herscher 47, Reed-Custer 42 St. Joseph-Ogden 38, Tolono Unity 14 Crystal Palace 1 0 3 3 6 3 39. 66 Timmy Hill T 176.08 Denis Shapovalov d. Hersey 51, Maine West 28 St. Laurence 31, Marmion 17 Olympic medals. ... Rwandan police say they have Cardiff 0 2 2 2 5 2 40. 7 R. Sorenson C 0.00 Robin Haase, 3-6, 3-6, 7-5, 6-3, 6-4. Highland 68, Jersey 21 Stagg 24, Thornwood 22 Huddersfield 0 2 2 2 10 2 At Lurdy Haz Hillcrest 42, Oak Forest 7 Sterling 42, Kaneland 24 arrested two soccer officials and are investigating Newcastle 0 1 3 3 6 1 Surface: clay-outdoor Hinsdale Central 34, Downers Grove N. 6 Stevenson 51, Zion-Benton 14 Burnley 0 1 3 3 9 1 CYCLING Zsombor Piros d. Hinsdale South 40, Downers Grove S. 17 Stratford (Wis.) 34, Marengo 33 allegations they tried to bribe the referee before West Ham 0 0 4 2 10 0 Jiri Vesely, 3-6, 6-4, 7-6 (7-3), 7-5. Hoffman Estates 76, Maine East 7 T.F. South 14, T.F. North 13 (OT) an African Cup of Nations qualifier against Ivory SATURDAY’S SCHEDULE VUELTA A ESPANA Lukas Rosol d. Homewood-Flossmoor 29, Bolingbrook 0 Triad 29, Civic Memorial 7 Mate Valkusz, 6-1, 6-2, 6-4. Tottenham vs. Liverpool, 6:30 a.m. At Sant Julia de Loria, Andorra; 95.7-mile Hope 14, St. Ignatius 7, OT Urban Prep/Bronzeville 54, Lindblom 0 Coast last weekend. Rwanda soccer federation Man City vs. Fulham, 9 a.m. At ITC Utsubo Tennis Center IC Catholic 21, Bishop McNamara 20 Vandalia 62, Litchfield 0 stage from Lleida to Sant Julia de Loria Surface: hard-outdoor Chelsea vs. Cardiff, 9 a.m. 19th Stage Illini West 60, Abingdon-Avon 13 Villa Grove-Heritage 45, Martinsville 0 secretary general Francois Regis Uwayezu and Huddersfield vs. Crystal Palace, 9 a.m. Taro Daniel d. Jacobs 35, McHenry 7 Warren 35, Libertyville 0 1. Thibaut Pinot, Groupama-FDJ, 3:42:05. Tomislav Brkic, 6-2, 7-6 (3). Bournemouth vs. Leicester, 9 a.m. 2. Simon Yates, Mitchelton-Scott, :05. Joliet Catholic 56, Carmel 21 Waubonsie Valley 21, Edwardsville 7 commissioner for competitions Eric Ruhamiriza Newcastle vs. Arsenal, 9 a.m. Yoshihito Nishioka d. Kankakee 33, Crystal Lake Central 28 Wheaton North 7, Lake Park 6 (OT) 3. Steven Kruijswijk, LottoNL-Jumbo, :13. Mirza Basic, 6-4, 6-3, 6-3. were arrested after allegations made by Namib- Watford vs. Man United, 11:30 a.m. 4. Rigoberto Uran, EF Education First- Kelly 36, Roosevelt 20 Wheaton-Warrenville South 27, SUNDAY, SEPT. 16 At Campa Tennis Club Lake Forest 24, Lake Zurich 7 St. Charles East 14 Drapac, :52. Surface: hard-outdoor ian referee Jackson Pavaza. Wolverhampton vs. Burnley, 7:30 a.m. 5. Miguel A. Lopez, Astana Pro Team, :52. Lakes 49, Grayslake North 44 Willowbrook 21, Addison Trail 7 Everton vs. West Ham, 10 a.m. Joao Sousa d. Larkin 38, West Chicago 26 Wilmington 41, Sandwich 19 6. Enric Mas, Quick-Step Floors, :52. Illya Marchenko, 4-6, 6-2, 6-3. MONDAY, SEPT. 17 7. Wilco Kelderman, Team Sunweb, 1:03. Lemont 10, Tinley Park 3 Winnebago 33, Rockford Lutheran 14 Southampton vs. Brighton, 2 Leyden 27, Proviso East 6 Yorkville 34, Morris 21 — Edited from news services 6 Chicago Tribune | Chicago Sports | Section 2 | Saturday, September 15, 2018

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Back injury to sideline Death Notices Chappuie, Anne Roiniotis, Anita Anita Roiniotis, nee Siuntres, passed away on Anne C. Chappuie, 49, passed away on August Wednesday, September 12, 2018. 18, 2018. Anne was born in Murphy for 8 weeks Beloved wife of the late William; lov- Lexington, Kentucky on July ing mother of Andrew (Annemarie) 1, 1969 to Louis “Lou” and By Jimmy Greenfield and Joanne (Ed) Grousnick. Devoted team and new organization,” Quenneville Emily (nee Price) Chappuie. daughter of the late John & Henrietta Chicago Tribune said. “I was very pleased with him in one She was raised in Carmichael, Siuntres; proud grandmother of William (Kerri), practice. He looks like he’s going to help CA. and graduated from Christina (Dan), Andrea, Jenna (Marc) and Steven; Blackhawks defenseman Connor Mur- us.” Rio Americano High School. great grandmother of Drew, Anastasia, Ben and Zoe. Anne was an accomplished phy will miss eight weeks with a back Dear sister of the late Athena & James and fond and competitive swimmer injury, the team announced minutes before Using cap space: The Hawks have aunt of many nieces & nephews & their families. and basketball player, and the first practice of training camp on approximately $5.5 million in cap space Visitation Sunday, September 16, 2018 from 4:00 loved her horses, horseback Friday, a turn of events that could provide entering the season, a by-product of pm – 8:00 pm at Smith~Corcoran Funeral Home, riding, and dogs. She went on to proudly receive her 6150 N. Cicero Ave., Chicago. Family & friends will an opening for top prospect Henri Joki- trading Marian Hossa’s salary and not bachelors and master’s degree in health adminis- meet Monday afternoon at SS Peter & Paul Greek harju to make the opening day roster. investing deeply in the offseason free agent tration from the University of Southern California. Orthodox Church, 1401 Wagner Road, Glenview for Additionally, defenseman Brent market. In her career, Anne always assisted others in their Funeral Service at 12:00 pm. Interment Elmwood Seabrook has an abdominal injury but is But that extra money isn’t burning a hole professional advancement, extolling and promoting Cemetery. Kindly omit flowers; instead, donations only expected to miss a week of training in Blackhawks general manager Stan the skills of colleagues, friends, and family with her may be made to the Alzheimer’s association, business associates. She cared about people. camp. Bowman’s pocket. 8430 W. Bryn Mawr, Suite 800, Chicago, IL 60631. Anne is survived by her two beloved sons Louis The 19-year-old Jokiharju is a right- “I mean, it’s Day 1 of camp," Bowman Arrangements by John G. Adinamis Funeral Director, James Novelli and Jonathan Perry Novelli. They were handed shot like Murphy, whose injury said. “So as we get into the next two-three Ltd. For more information please call 847-375-0095. was discovered Thursday while taking weeks other teams, their situations will the blessing, joy and light of her life. She is also sur- vived by her mother Emily, her brother Louis Edward team physicals. During Friday’s first team change. Some for the better, some for the Chappuie III of El Dorado Hills, CA., and his wife practice Jokiharju was paired with Dun- worse. If there are ways to improve our Beliz, and her two nieces Lara Kathryn Chappuie can Keith, which Jokiharju described as team we aren’t going to be blocked out by and Suzan Emily Chappuie, and by the father of her Sign Guestbook at chicagotribune.com/obituaries “awesome.” cap reasons from doing it.” two sons Perry Novelli. She is preceded in death by Hawks coach Joel Quenneville has been her father Louis Chappuie. hesitant to use young defenseman, and he No more “upper body” or “lower body” A memorial service for Anne will be held at 10 Steyer, Michael isn’t the only NHL coach so reluctant. But injuries: When the news release came out a.m. on Monday, September 24, 2018 at Holy Cross Catholic Church, 724 Elder Ln, Deerfield, IL 60015. Michael Steyer Jr. was born in Zrenjanin, Yugoslavia, Jokiharju, the Hawks’ 2017 first-round with the news of Murphy and Seabrook's grew up in Linz, later emigrated to Montreal, then pick, has impressed him. injuries, eyebrows were raised at how the Memorial contributions may be directed to Orphans of the Storm Animal Shelter, 2200 Riverwoods Rd., Chicago in 1959. He worked at Zenith Corporation “It’s a tough position to come in as a Blackhawks described both their injuries. Riverwoods IL 60015, in loving memory of Anne as a Senior Project Engineer. He loved tennis, young player because there are so many Murphy was described as having a “back Chappuie. Info: Wenban Funeral Home (847) 234- symphonic music, opera, Casablanca, Goethe’s different situations to read, to feel,” Quen- injury” and Seabrook as having an “abdom- 0022 or www.wenbanfh.com Der Erlkönig, dogs, German beer and making gou- neville said. “Not just that, there’s strength, inal injury.” Not the greatest amount of lash with dumplings. Husband of Pierrette, father conditioning, there’s confidence. There are detail but a far cry from the vague terms of Gregory, father-in-law of Adelia, grandfather of a lot that plays into what gets comfortable “upper-body” or “lower-body” the team Ashley, father of Christine, father-in-law of Paul, brother of Annemarie, Steve and Hans, son of in young players. I think he has made great has used in the past when describing Sign Guestbook at chicagotribune.com/obituaries Michael Sr. and Maria. Keep family members in your progress over the last year. Let’s see how he injuries. Hokin, William James thoughts. Private memorial. develops in training camp. This change is now official team policy, William James Hokin, aged 71, of Chicago Illinois, Sign Guestbook at chicagotribune.com/obituaries “But strength and decision-making at a falling in line with how many NHL teams died on 9/11/18 after a long illness ,comfortably at young age is the test that you have to find already have been sharing injury news. home, surrounded by his family. out soon and see how he handles it in camp “We’re trying to, I guess, sort of change At the age of 13 ,Will realized his passion was art Wilson, Duane Earl and then after we see we’ll make that with the times,” Bowman said. “It’s always and began to acquire works for his collection. He OBITUARY decision. But certainly, he has progressed ... that balance between respecting the play- continued this passion throughout his life, donating he’s the one guy who might be a little closer ers — these are their injuries. They’re not many works of art to various institutions in Chicago Duane Earl Wilson, 1927- than anybody right now." our injuries. But we understand the world and nationally. His philanthropy extended beyond 2018, passed away on Aug. While the defense took a hit with the that we live in today. People want to know the world of art. 22 at Pleasant View Nursing injuries, Quenneville raved about veteran and they care about our team and they care He was a trustee of the Museum of Contemporary Home in Ottawa, IL. Born Jan Art for 40 years and a member of the International 24, 1927 in Asher, OK, Duane defenseman Brandon Manning, who about the players.” Council of the Museum of Modern Art. signed a two-year, $4.5 million deal with received a Master’s Degree Working along with his father and brother, in Accounting at Oklahoma One-timer: the Hawks in the offseason. Forward Jordan Maletta will Will was an executive vp for Century America Corp State University in 1950 and “I was very impressed with (how) he not attend training camp, reducing the and co-owner of The Bitter End Yacht Club. married Frances Pennington handled himself as a pro coming into a new number of players in camp to 57. He was preceded in death by his parents Myron (Haskel, OK) that same sum- and Bernice Hokin( nee Ebner). He is survived by his mer and they spent 51 years together. Duane retired loving wife Anne,( nee Powalowski) adoring children from his career with Amoco Oil Company as Vice Amy and Thomas, his brother Richard( Wendy), his President, Finance for Amoco Europe. After becom- brothers-in-law Joseph and John Powalowski and ing the International President and Chairman of many nieces, nephews and cousins the Board of Directors of The International Institute Concussion plagues Crawford There will be a memorial for Will, for those who wish of Internal Auditors, Duane spent 5 years on the to celebrate his life, at the Museum of Contemporary Executive Committee of the IIA. Afterwards, he be- Blackhawks, from Page 1 Art 220 East Chicago Avenue, the Garden Entrance, came the Chairman of the Board of Regents, tasked on September 30, at 5:30PM with developing a certification program and exam recently as the Blackhawks Convention in In lieu of flowers, contributions may be made to The so that now there are tens of thousands of Certified July, Crawford asked for privacy while Museum of Contemporary Art, The Canine Therapy Internal Auditors around the world. Naperville was saying he wasn’t back to skating. Corps, or the Chicago Symphony Orchestra. the Wilson’s home for 35 years where they enjoyed “We weren’t telling injuries because we Sign Guestbook at chicagotribune.com/obituaries a busy social life. Their appreciation of American weren’t really sure when I’d be back,” Lewandowski, Eugene history inspired them to be among the founding Crawford said. “And things just kind of Eugene Lewandowski, 91, of Highland Park, IL. members of the Naperville Heritage Society in 1969. lingered. It was hard to really talk about it Beloved husband of Catherine Lencioni; Duane served many years in the Society’s adminis- Cherished uncle to many. Visitation will tration as Treasurer and on the Board of Directors, or to go through with that because I just in addition to volunteering untold hours helping to didn’t know where I was at and where I be held Sun., Sept. 16 from 1 pm - 4 pm at Kelley & Spalding Funeral Home, create Naper Settlement. Plans for the Naperville was going to be. We just wanted to wait.” 1787 Deerfield Road, Highland Park, IL, Riverwalk were begun under Duane’s leadership While Crawford cleared up the nature of where services will be held at 10 am on Mon., Sept. as Chairman of the Sesquicentiennial Celebration his injury, the impact it will have on the 17. Interment at Fort Sheridan Cemetery. In lieu of Committee in 1979. An Amoco transfer to London Hawks’ season isn’t clear. It’s a virtual flowers, donations may be made to Captain James cut short his time on that committee, but we cel- certainty he won’t be ready for game action JOSE M. OSORIO/CHICAGO TRIBUNE A. Lovell Federal Health Care Center, Community ebrate the fact that the 2 centerpieces of Naperville, when the Hawks open Oct. 4 in Ottawa. Affairs (135), 3001 Green Bay Road, North Chicago, Naperville Settlement and the Riverwalk, were Veteran Cam Ward is likely to start the IL 60064. For more information, please contact both created with his leadership and guidance. season as the No. 1 goalie with Anton “It was tough not playing, Kelley & Spalding Funeral Home at www.kelleyspald- Duane served 28 years on the Finance Committee ingfuneralhome.com or (847) 831-4260. at Naperville’s Edward Hospital, spearheading Forsberg, who had a team-high 30 starts but right now I’m feeling financing to build the hospital’s 5-story patient last season, backing him up. facility and a fitness center, helping the hospital General manager Stan Bowman planned good. ... I’m close — I’m grow into a world-class facility. Duane loved at- for this scenario when he signed the tending Chicago Symphony and the Lyric Opera. Sign Guestbook at chicagotribune.com/obituaries 34-year-old Ward, who led the Hurricanes really close” He was an avid genealogist, publishing 6 books on to the 2006 Stanley Cup and has played in —Corey Crawford, Blackhawks goaltender McGrath, John J. his daughter’s ancestry. He took pride in his own 668 regular-season games in his 13-year John J. McGrath, 82, of Arlington Heights, died autobiography, written while in his 80’s. Duane career. September 11, 2018. Born February 7, is survived by his only child, Amy Wilson (Ernest) “(Ward is) going to handle the load of He said the Hawks can’t view Crawford’s 1936 in Chicago. John was a veteran Cavaness of Marseilles, IL, 4 grandsons: Ryan Opalk of the Army. He was the husband of of Bloomington, IL, Dean Opalk of Marseilles, Taylor being a No. 1 guy if that’s what’s called availability as the key to getting back to the Claudia (nee Cieciwa); father of Daniel (Brittany Humenick) Opalk of Normal, IL and Kyle upon,” Bowman said. “As of right now, postseason. (Aimee), Mark (Patti) and Tracy McGrath, (Lauren Sereno) Opalk of Lisle, IL. He is also survived that’s what it looks like. That can change as “Well, it can’t be,” Toews said. “The year Shannon (James) McEnerney, the late Jay Paul and by one sister, Reta Thomas of Albuquerque, and Corey progresses toward that role. But it’s before last year ... I look at our scoring, a lot Karen Grace McGrath; grandfather of 8 and brother nephews Greg (Martha) Thomas of Arizona and Stan nice knowing that we have a guy who has of it came from guys like (Patrick Kane) and of Marilyn McGrath and the late Joyce (the late (Carrie) Thomas of Texas. He was preceded in death hundreds of games under his belt and he (Artemi) Panarin. Our goaltending, Crow Ted) Stoski. Memorial Mass Tuesday September 18, by his parents, a brother in infancy (Dwight Ernest), has played in pressure situations. He knows carried us throughout the season and gave 9:30 am at Our Lady of the Wayside Church, 434 W. his wife, Frances, and 1 nephew, Jeffery Thomas. A the taxing role of being a No. 1 goalie.” us a lot of wins that maybe we didn’t Park Ave., Arlington Heights. Interment All Saints celebration of the life of Duane Wilson will be held Crawford was having one of his best deserve to win. Cemetery, Des Plaines. In lieu of flowers contribu- in the Tavern at the Preemption House at Naper tions may be made to Misericordia Heart of Mercy Settlement on Wednesday, October 3, 2018 from seasons before the concussion, though the “Last year there were some issues as far Center, Attn: Sister Rosemary Connelly, 6300 North 4-6 pm. Memorial donations may be made in Duane Hawks had only a 17-13-5 record when he as how we’re playing as a team that we all Ridge Avenue, Chicago, Illinois 60660 and Masses Wilson’s name to Naper Settlement, 523 S Webster went on injured reserve. They were already needed to correct, and the fact that we lost would be appreciated. Info (847)253-0224 or www. St, Naperville, IL 60540 struggling to find their way into the our starting goaltender maybe magnified Meadowsfh.com postseason, and this season they are in that a little bit. So I think we’re in a position Sign Guestbook at chicagotribune.com/obituaries Sign Guestbook at chicagotribune.com/obituaries perhaps the NHL’s most difficult division. to really work on those little things and MORETTI, ANTHONY ‘TONY’ Coach Joel Quenneville doesn’t want to correct the issues we had as a team and be 88 of Highwood. At Peace Sept. 11, 2018. Beloved put any pressure on Crawford to return but better collectively, regardless of who’s in husband of Nancy nee: Cantagallo. Loving father of wouldn’t underplay how important he is to the net for us.” Dr. Anthony (Michelle Haugen), Robert (Veda), Peggy the Hawks. Every concussion is different, so it (Frank) Bruni and Terry (Karen). Fond grandfather of HONOR THE “When you look at last year, how wouldn’t be surprising if Crawford has a Robert, Anthony (Amy), Dr. Amy (Milan) Compton, effective he was and how important he was setback or progresses slower than he would Daniel, Monica Vincent and Laura. Great grandfather life & memories to the start of our season, the difference like. But being with his teammates and of Olivia and Elliott Compton. Dear brother of the when he was not around is probably as big being on the ice should provide hope that late Michele “Mike” (late Angelina) and late Andrea “Andy” (late Nancy). cherished uncle to many. OF YOUR LOVED ONE as any player in the league,” Quenneville his ordeal might be nearing a conclusion. Visitation Tues., Sept. 18, 2018 8:30 - 9:30 am at said. “So we don’t want to say that we “It was tough not playing, but right now SEGUIN & SYMONDS FUNERAL HOME, 858 Sheridan expect him to be at that level or to be I’m feeling good,” Crawford said. “Mike Rd., Highwood to St. James Church, mass 10:00 carrying us like he basically did for a big Gapski, our head trainer, has done a ton to am. Interment All Saints Cemetery. Memorials to stretch last year. We just want Crow to be help me out. I’m getting all the treatment Catholic Charities Lake County. Info: 847-432-3878 Crow. We know he’s as good as any goalie in that I need and trying to get back as quick as Sign Guestbook at chicagotribune.com/obituaries the game.” possible. I’m close — I’m really close.” Ortseifen, Patricia Captain Jonathan Toews, who has had Patricia Ortseifen (nee Nebor) of Lake Forest, Illinois his own battles with concussions, has been [email protected] passed away July 11, 2018 at her home. She was supportive throughout Crawford’s ordeal. Twitter @jcgreenx born in Chicago, Illinois to Stephen and Ruth Baer Nebor. She is survived by many loving friends. She was preceded in death by her husband, A. John Ortseifen, her parents. GIVE THEM THE MEMORIAL Patricia was a Realtor for over 40 years. She won many awards throughout her career. She not only AN EXCEPTIONAL sold real estate, she worked to improve the industry PERSON DESERVES at the local, state and national levels. WITH LIFE TRIBUTES Patricia was a generous benefactor to a variety of causes. She was a kind and loving friend. Our professional writers will assist A memorial mass 10 a.m. Monday, September 17, you to showcase and celebrate the life 2018, at the Church of St. Mary, 175 E Illinois Road, Lake Forest. of your loved ones with a beautifully In lieu of flowers, a memorial gift may be made to written tribute prominently placed the American Heart Association, Remy Bumppo within the Chicago Tribune. Theatre, 3717 N. 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ANDY LYONS/GETTY ColtsNobody quarterback Andrew Luck talks with coach Frank Reich,knows who was not the team’s first choice when thecomebacks job opened in the offseason, but beating the odds is his specialty. like Colts coach Reich

By Adam Kilgore The Washington Post

Frank Reich sculpted a playing career out of waiting, his perpetu- al patience interrupted only by fleeting feats of the miraculous. Reich made an indelible mark in the sport’s history, twice, and yet he was always someone’s second choice. He mastered the mundane in the service of others, preparing endlessly each week for tests he knew somebody else would take. “You’re not the guy,” Reich said. “But you’re there to support the guy.” The manner in which Reich became the head coach of the Colts this offseason fit perfectly into the rest of his career, a coincidence part-comic and part- cosmic. The Colts announced they had hired Patriots offensive coor- dinator Josh McDaniels, only for McDaniels to back out of the agreement. As a quarterback, Re- ich had been perhaps the best second choice in football history. The Colts are betting he can pull off the trick once more, as a coach. Reich will lead the Colts into FedEx Field this weekend to face the Redskins, in charge of rebuild- ing a damaged quarterback and a broken franchise. The Colts fin- ished 4-12 last season and haven’t made the playoffs since 2014. Andrew Luck’s battered throwing shoulder threatened his career JEFF ROBERSON/AP and sidelined him all last season. Colts coach Frank Reich’s experience as a longtime backup quarterback gives him a unique perspective on running an NFL team. The Colts have a shaky defense and a thin corps of skill players there and work hard and enjoy the led the Terrapins back from a 31-0 in many ways, gave him a head scrape paint off the walls. But he around Luck, whose Week 1 moment. Don’t try to be a climber. deficit at Miami after being in- start. He learned how to see the can still motivate, even inspire, performance in a loss to the Don’t try to be that guy who’s serted at halftime, which stood for game through somebody else’s players. How, Polian was asked, Bengals provided promise he’s always looking to get the next job. 22 years as the biggest comeback eyes, how to prepare not only could Reich be both reserved and returned to health but didn’t I never approached it like that. I in the history of big-time college himself, but others. Hall of Famer inspiring? eliminate the challenges facing never cared about the next job.” football. In the NFL, in place of Jim Kelly once told Bills coach “Sincerity,” Polian said. “Elo- the team. Old for a first-time head coach the injured Jim Kelly, Reich lifted Marv Levy, “I never would have quence and sincerity. You can be After an improbable playing at 56, Reich is at the vanguard of the Bills to a playoff victory over been the quarterback I was if not eloquent and insincere. The world career, Reich has embarked on an offensive innovation in the NFL. the Houston Oilers after trailing for Frank.” is filled with eloquent phonies. improbable coaching rise. For As the Eagles’ quarterbacks coach 35-3, which remains the largest “He understands how exactly But he’s eloquent and sincere, and eight years after he retired, he for the past two seasons, he comeback in NFL history. The all the pieces fit together in order the players know it.” worked in ministry and coached nurtured young star Carson same guy owned both records, and to build a winning team,” said Bill From the start of his playing sparingly, as a part-time high Wentz, helped install an offense in neither case was he his team’s Polian, who served as the Bills’ career, circumstance pushed Re- school assistant to his brother. For reliant on innovative run-pass preferred quarterback. general manager during Reich’s ich to the background. He was a his first full-time job, he was option plays for backup Nick Foles “You’ve always got to believe in time there. “He subjugated his year behind Boomer Esiason, one Peyton Manning’s quarterbacks and implemented “Philly Special,” athletics that you can do some- own desires to be a starting of the best quarterbacks in Mary- coach. Maryland, his alma mater, the now-iconic trick play the thing like this,” Reich said after the quarterback because he under- land history. He backed up Esia- passed him over two years ago — Eagles used for a touchdown on Miami game, 34 years ago. “People stood the value of his position, son for three years, then suffered he was the school’s second choice. fourth down during their Super might not understand how, but I which in those days was the best an injury early in his senior Now, 10 years after he started, Bowl victory. honestly believed we could. If we backup quarterback in the NFL.” season. He yielded to Stan Gel- Reich is an NFL head coach. For a player who spent so many all didn’t believe, it couldn’t have As a head coach, Polian said, baugh, another future NFL “I never could have predicted Saturdays and Sundays as a spec- happened.” Reich will be more analytical than quarterback, who played so well this path,” Reich said. “It’s crazy. tator, Reich holds a remarkable Reich’s years as a backup fiery. He is not a screamer, not a It’s fun. My attitude was, just go in distinction. At Maryland, Reich shaped his coaching outlook and, coach whose halftime speech will Turn to Reich, Page 8 10 Chicago Tribune | Chicago Sports | Section 2 | Saturday, September 15, 2018 eNEWSPAPER BONUS COVERAGE

Prescott not afraid to face pressure Cowboys quarterback with that. We had success that year and more adversity at differ- is up for the challenge ent times throughout that year despite bright spotlight and in subsequent years, again, he handles it well. By Clarence Hill Jr. “He’s amazing in terms of his Fort Worth Star-Telegram mental toughness, his focus, his approach every day, the spirit that FRISCO, Texas — Challenge he brings, the leadership that he accepted. brings, his work ethic is off the Cowboys quarterback Dak charts. He’s an incredibly well- Prescott was straight to the point. respected guy in our locker room He didn’t mince any words. He by his teammates and by his didn’t waste any breath. coaches. The example he sets is He simply looked to at the exactly what we want our quarter- reporter and said: “challenge ac- back to set each and every day.” cepted, challenge accepted.” And now that he’s in the It was an answer to a comment current crucible they don’t expect from Giants safety Landon him to shy away. And Prescott Collins, who said the key to hasn’t. stopping the Cowboys was to “He has been great,” offensive “make sure we (take) the air out of coordinator Scott Linehan said. their running game. Put the ball “He is certainly focusing on get- into Dak’s hands and I think we ting better and all that stuff. He is have a better shot at winning.” handling it like a professional, a Prescott responded the way he competitor. He is not moping should. around. You can tell he is deter- He said challenge accepted. mined. He wants to be back on He was talking about Collins, that field as soon as he can. Just but it might as well have been a what you would expect.” response to all the doubters and “He’s twice as determined. He’s critics who have come out of the working twice as hard. The guy is woodwork since the disappoint- always here early and staying late ing 16-8 season-opening loss to and getting himself ready to play the Panthers. the game. Get the last game He completed 19 of 29 passes behind him and get ready to play for 170 yards. He was sacked six the next one.” times and had a fumble. It was the Prescott and the Cowboys ar- seventh time in the past nine en’t in panic mode after one game. games that he had under 200 They said there were plays to be yards passing. made and it’s just a simple matter And don’t let the 65.5 percent of execution. completion percentage fool you; But they also aren’t in denial Prescott missed a number of about their failures in the season- opportunities because of errant opening loss or than their failures throws and misreads. dating to last season. So not only has the Cowboys’ Prescott acknowledges he was passing game been called into not sharp against the Panthers. He question by more than just Collins also admits the passing game and but so has Prescott’s standing as the revamped receiver corps mi- the team’s franchise quarterback nus the released Dez Bryant and of the future. the retired Jason Witten remain a So challenge accepted. work in progress in terms of His attitude comes as no sur- chemistry. prise from someone who has It has made him even more handled the scrutiny of being the determined to get it right. Cowboys quarterback with lead- “That’s a good way to put it,” ership and aplomb since taking Prescott said. “I missed a lot of over for Tony Romo, the team’s plays. I’ve simply got to play all-time leading passer, as a rookie better. That is what this week is JOHN HICKEY/AP in 2016. Prescott has handled the about, moving forward. and the Bills kicker Steve Christie celebrates with Frank Reich, who led the NFL’s greatest comeback in 1993. success and failures as well as the only way I know how to play spotlight. better is to go to work and put in “I think he does a remarkable the time, put in the time the right job,” coach Jason Garrett said. “I way with the right focus and that think he’s mature beyond his has been my plan. Greatest backup plan years. He’s handled everything “We are fortunate enough to incredibly well right from the have 15 more games to do that. Reich, from Page 8 threw a pick-six that made it said. “It came down to myself and start. Coming in as a rookie and Just moving forward and trying to 35-3. one other guy, from what I starting in year one and handling get better this week.” coaches stuck with him even “He had that, ‘I’m ashamed,’ understood. And I didn’t get the all of the different things that went So challenge accepted. after Reich recovered. “Any other look on his face,” Levy said. “But job.” program, Frank probably would he stayed with it.” The Terrapins settled on DJ have been a three-year starter,” As snowflakes fluttered, Reich Durkin, who is now on adminis- then-Maryland center Kevin steered the Bills to a 41-38 trative leave after offensive line- Glover said. overtime triumph. The next man Jordan McNair died during And then came Nov. 10, 1984. week, with Kelly still hurt, Reich a summer conditioning drill, The Terrapins fell behind Miami, led the Bills to another victory. which led to allegations of a toxic 31-0, as the Hurricanes taunted For the AFC championship environment within the pro- them without mercy. At halftime, game, Kelly returned to health. gram. At the time, Maryland coach Bobby Ross told players “It was clearly the preference of drew plaudits for luring a rising they would scrimmage that the fans he play and Jim not,” young coach, an energetic disci- night, when they returned to Polian said. Still, Reich went back ple of Urban Meyer and Jim Gossett Team House, if they to the bench and watched Kelly, Harbaugh, even though some didn’t play better. He approached who led the Bills to the Super alumni expressed disappoint- Reich and said, “Frank, you’re the Bowl. ment Reich didn’t get the job, quarterback this half.” “In one respect, it was hard,” even before things unraveled. “We stood there for seven Reich said. “But in another re- Spurned by Maryland, Reich minutes looking at each other,” spect, I always knew. I knew it continued his upward climb in then-offensive coordinator was Jim’s team. He was the the NFL, and Doug Pederson Ralph Friedgen said. “Then we franchise quarterback. That hired him in Philadelphia. Last went out and scored seven doesn’t mean I was any less fiery season, after Wentz suffered a straight touchdowns.” or competitive, but I understood season-ending injury, Reich Reich’s performance made what my role was.” shepherded Foles through a situ- him a Maryland football legend. Reich would play 14 NFL ation hardly anyone in NFL Teammates’ recollections of him seasons, starting 22 games, those history could relate to: taking that day stand out for how little two playoff victories included. over at quarterback for a Super detail they include. Reich’s de- He knew he wanted to coach Bowl contender. His own experi- meanor never changed, and he someday — both his parents had ence made Foles’ Super Bowl run never tried to rouse his team- coached, and he loved the game more meaningful. mates with a dramatic speech. and cherished the competition — “There was a really strong He relied on his preparation and but he waited until his children connection between he and I on focused, and teammates fol- had grown. In 2008, Reich called multiple levels,” Reich said. “The lowed. Friedgen, then Maryland’s head whole world thought that when “You have total trust nothing is coach, about his open offensive Carson Wentz or Jim Kelly went beyond reach if he’s back there coordinator spot. The job even- down, there’s no way you can win and in control,” Glover said. tually went to James Franklin, another game.” Reich showed enough in lim- now the head coach at Penn When McDaniels backed out ited playing time for the Bills to State, but first Kelly called Fried- and the football world mocked drafted him in the third round in gen to recommend his old team- the Colts, Polian called team 1985 — two years after they had mate. owner Jim Irsay. Having worked drafted Kelly. He would be a “He told me Frank called every together for 15 years, the men backup again, but he never com- play (in Buffalo),” Friedgen said. converse in shorthand. “It’s a bad plained. “He prepared as if every “He was a guy that flew under the time, but there’s a happy ending,” game was the Super Bowl,” Levy radar, but he had a great football Polian told Irsay. “Your guy is out said. “I guess ‘genuine’ is one of mind.” there. He’s the Super Bowl- the best words I can use. He Reich landed in Indianapolis, winning offensive coordinator.” didn’t put on false shows.” where Polian was running foot- Within days, Reich had the job. Reich’s greatest opportunity ball operations, as a quarterbacks Once more an overlooked second came in the 1993 playoffs, after coach. He ascended the ranks, choice, Reich had again ascended Kelly strained a knee ligament in becoming San Diego’s offensive to a leading role where grim odds the final game of the regular coordinator. In his second season awaited, leading a team in need of season, which came in a 27-3 loss there, Maryland fired Randy Ed- a comeback. The Colts have a to the Oilers. Houston took a 28-3 sall. Reich was weary of the damaged quarterback, and a lead into halftime in the playoff interview process in the middle dearth of talent around him. To rematch. of the NFL season, but “because reach another Super Bowl, the “Frank, I understand you led it was my alma mater, and I had road will be long. the greatest comeback in college great love and respect for my But Reich knows how to start. football history,” Levy told him in alma mater,” he agreed. The first thing is, you’ve got to the locker room. “Today, you’re “There were early indications believe. going to lead the biggest come- it wasn’t going to be a big JASON E. MICZEK/AP back in pro history.” On the first contingent of people, and I was Cowboys quarterback Dak Prescott has had a run of disappointing drive of the third quarter, Reich on a very, very short list,” Reich games, but he says he’s determined to move forward and play better.

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By Larry Printz, Tribune News Service 2019 Kia Forte rands and their mystique Base prices: $17,690-$25,200 hold power over consumers, Engine: Double-overhead-cam 2.0-li- promising a lifestyle benefit ter four-cylinder even if it’s not entirely true. Horsepower: 147 After all, you can wear Nike Torque: 132 pound-feet sneakers or an Under Armour t-shirt, but B EPA fuel economy (city/highway): they won’t make you any more fit. Similarly, buying a Ralph Lauren outfit that mimics 30/40 mpg the look of old money won’t make your Wheelbase: 106.3 inches bank account any fatter, although it fools Length: 182.7 inches the unsuspecting. Cargo capacity: 15.3 cubic feet Which brings us to the 2019 Kia Forte sedan. Curb weight: 3,792 pounds During this model’s introduction recently in Pittsburgh, a BMW 5 Series pulled up economy, returning 33 mpg during the test alongside this new compact four-door. But drive. here’s what’s so surprising: If you didn’t Unlike most continuously variable know the price difference between the two transmissions (CVTs), the Kia’s unit was cars, you wouldn’t think the Forte started developed in-house and employs a chain at one-third of the price of the BMW. The belt to improve efficiency, so there’s little 2019 Forte’s styling is so sophisticated, you of the delay you typically experience with could mistake it for something spendier. CVTs. There’s little waiting for the CVT to The fourth-generation Forte owes its decide which gear ratio to choose. Also, it exterior elan to Kia’s European styling can be shifted manually, which works very studio, which endowed the Forte with well. Only on extreme uphill climbs will its sporting look, one that bears some you remember it’s a CVT. Otherwise, its resemblance to the Optima, although Kia performance is so adept, you’ll forget it’s a is hoping you’ll see Stinger influence in its CVT. It’s easily the best one on the market. looks. That’s stretching a point. As impressive as the Forte is, it’s the Peek inside and you’ll find a modern ride and handling that is its biggest surprise. interior that exchanges the previous model’s Thanks should go to Albert Biermann, dowdiness for a sophisticated minimalism who once spent his days running BMW’s that lends the cabin a spacious feel. A fixed M division. You can sense his DNA in 8-inch screen that controls Kia’s intuitive this car’s feel. OK, it’s not a sports car, infotainment system anchors the center but the front-wheel-drive Forte possesses of the horizontally oriented instrument exceptional compliance and composure. panel. A row of buttons underpins the Perhaps this is why Kia chose Pittsburgh screen, giving you quick access to the radio, to show off its newest compact star. Ride navigation or other functions. Below that quality is exceptional for the class. Bumps resides the dual automatic climate control, are noticed, but not felt, except for the very which is standard, and a rarity in this class. worst of them. There are no excess body The Forte EX test car featured a two- motions after traversing bumps, no undue tone leather/pleather interior, along with rebound. Even body lean is modest. Couple stitched trim along the instrument panel — that with its exceptionally quiet ride, engine an upscale touch. and exhaust, and you’ll find a car that’s There’s ample room for four full-size capable yet quiet. adults. Legroom is generous up front, and And the EX is stuffed with goodies, above average for a compact in the rear. like heated and cooled front seats, Apple The seating position in the second row is CarPlay and Android Auto, multiple USB pleasingly high, although those with long ports, wireless charging pad and adaptive torsos may find headroom tight in the back. cruise control. Cargo space is generous at 15.3 cubic feet. In fact, the Kia Forte almost everything Given that the Atkinson Cycle engine was either pleasing or better than expected. is rated at 147 horsepower, you wouldn’t It’s too bad that brands can blind us to the expect the Forte to be as sprightly as it true value of a product. There’s little doubt proves to be, although overall acceleration that if you’re considering a Toyota Corolla, is merely average. Interestingly, the Forte’s Chevrolet Cruze or Nissan Sentra you’d be Sport driving mode, offered alongside better off buying the Kia Forte. But you Normal and Smart driving modes, learns won’t of course. A Kia? What would the your driving style and switches between neighbors say? normal and sport modes automatically. Don’t let the brand name put you off; Kia’s new continuously variable automatic the 2019 Kia Forte is one of the best transmission, its first, provides an ideal compact sedans you can buy. Look for it balance between performance and fuel when it goes sale shortly. How the Stinger changed Forte’s development If you’ve noticed a newfound the Kia brand,” Ty said. “If we were to sophistication in the Kia Forte’s design continue doing what we continued to do, for 2019, that’s no accident. The compact we weren’t going to be able to grow as a sedan, which is being built in Mexico and brand or even change perceptions.” was designed in Europe, wasn’t originally Ty pushed for the sportier design Ceed envisioned for the American market. created by Kia’s European design studio. How it ended up in the U.S. speaks to There would be an added benefit, since Kia’s changing product direction. the Forte and Ceed would now carry a Despite the popularity of crossover global look. But that decision came with SUVs, Kia’s top-selling model last year a price tag. was a car, the compact Forte. Forte “The European Ceed design had sales have risen 44 percent since 2013, a higher cost in it. They said, ‘it’s too impressive given that compact car sales in expensive; you can’t afford it for this car.’ the U.S. declined last year. But I said that if you’re trying to change Given its importance, the Forte’s new this brand’s image shouldn’t we use a design received far more attention than sportier design that has a wider appeal, your typical new vehicle. more of a new direction for Kia, like the “The typical design process is about Stinger. Based on that, we decided to go three-to-four design reviews; Forte has in that direction. Later they decided how had eight,” said Derrick Ty, product they were going to cover the additional strategy manager for the new model, who cost.” flew to Seoul every two months over Ty’s decision came from experience, the past three years trying to find the having added a sportier Forte S trim in perfect design. As the look of the new 2017, and an Optima S trim a year later. car developed, the company was leaning The new Optima model quickly grew towards a design developed in Kia’s U.S. to more than 30 percent of sales. Both styling studio. But Ty wasn’t satisfied. At models also attracted a greater number the time, the company was completing of millennial shoppers. This is what Ty design work on the rear-wheel-drive used to convince management to opt for Stinger, as well as the Ceed compact a sportier Forte. sedan, the Forte’s European sibling. And the results are apparent. “I was looking for was something that “It’s not a Toyota Corolla,” said would create real presence, but the design James Bell, director of corporate was premium. After thinking about it, communications at the Forte’s first test it didn’t appear premium was working drive last week. “We’re not vanilla; we because of what was happened with have Stinger blood in us now.”

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