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— news that puts both companies 2020. Pfizer and its German partner on track to seek permission within BioNTech expect to have about 50 weeks for emergency use in the U.S. million doses globally by year’s end. Hundreds of patients are being Moderna’s vaccine, created with LOCAL RESEARCHERS studied at the University of Illinois the National Institutes of Health, is Chicago and University of Chicago being studied in 30,000 volunteers as part of the large trial. who received either the real vacci- Local researchers said they were nation or a dummy shot. On Sun- ‘EXCITED’MODERNA encouraged by the early results an- day, an independent monitoring nounced by Moderna on Monday. board broke the code to examine 95 “I’m terribly excited,” U. of C. re- infections that were recorded start- searcher Dr. Kathleen Mullane said ing two weeks after volunteers’ sec- COVID-19 VACCINE in an interview. “Everyone is tired ond dose — and discovered all but of isolation, tired of not seeing their five illnesses occurred in partici- families, not able to travel. The pants who got the placebo. health care system is exhausted.” The study is continuing, and TESTED HERE SHOWS The two Chicago hospitals set Moderna acknowledged the pro- out to recruit 1,000 patients but tection rate might change as more ended up enrolling less than half COVID-19 infections are detected EARLY SUCCESS that number. They did, however, and added to the calculations. Also, meet a goal of attracting a high per- it’s too soon to know how long pro- centage of minority participants. tection lasts. Both cautions apply to The U. of C., for instance, recruited Pfizer’s vaccine as well. This photo illustration about one third Black, a third Lati- But Moderna’s independent shows a syringe and a no and a third Asian volunteers for monitors reported some additional, vial with the logo of U.S. its part of the study, Mullane said. promising tidbits: All 11 severe CO- biotech firm Moderna. Dr. Stephen Hoge, Moderna’s VID-19 cases were among placebo JOEL SAGET/AFP VIA GETTY IMAGES president, welcomed the “really im- recipients, and there were no sig- portant milestone” but said having nificant safety concerns. similar results from two different The main side effects were fa- companies is what’s most reassuring. tigue, muscle aches and injection- “That should give us all hope that site pain after the vaccine’s second actually a vaccine is going to be able dose, at rates that Hoge character- to stop this pandemic and hopefully ized as more common than with flu getusbacktoourlives,”Hogesaid. shots but on par with others such “It won’t be Moderna alone that as shingles vaccine. solves this problem. It’s going to re- Moderna shares rocketed high- quire many vaccines” to meet the er on the announcement and ap- global demand, he added. peared to be headed for an all-time Avaccine can’t come fast highMonday. TheCambridge, Mas- enough, as virus cases topped 11 sachusetts, company’s vaccine is million in the U.S. over the weekend among 11 candidates in late-stage — 1 million of them recorded in just testing around the world, four of the past week. The pandemic has them in huge studies in the U.S. killed more than 1.3 million people The strong results were a sur- worldwide, more than 245,000 of prise. Scientists have warned for them in the U.S. months that any COVID-19 shot Still, if the Food and Drug Ad- may be only as good as flu vaccines, ministration allows emergency use which are about 50% effective. of Moderna’s or Pfizer’s candidates, BY LAURAN NEERGAARD in Chicago and across the country, pears to be 94.5% effective, accord- there will be limited, rationed sup- Lauran Neergaard is an Associ- AND BRETT CHASE provide strong protection, a dash of ing to preliminary data from the plies before the end of the year. Both ated Press reporter. Brett Chase’s For the second time this month, hope against the grim backdrop of company’s still ongoing study. A require people to get two shots, sev- reporting for the Sun-Times on the there’s promising news from a CO- coronavirus surges in the U.S. and week ago, competitor Pfizer Inc. eral weeks apart. Moderna expects environment and public health is VID-19 vaccine candidate: Mod- around the world. announced its own COVID-19 vac- to have about 20 million doses, ear- made possible by a grant from The erna said Monday its shots, tested Moderna said its vaccine ap- cine appeared similarly effective marked for the U.S., by the end of Chicago Community Trust.

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TOP NEWS OBAMA, BY THE BOOK In 1st volume of memoir,‘A Promised Land,’ex-prez reflects on Rev. Wright controversy,‘issue of Black folks and the police’

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[email protected] | @lynnsweet ASHINGTON — The Donald Trump presidency was unfolding W as Barack Obama wrote, on a yel- low legal pad, his presidential memoir, “A Promised Land,” to be released Tuesday, as his vice president, Joe Biden, is poised to be the next president and restore the norms Trump destroyed. Within a few pages of the 700-page memoir — the first of two volumes — the Hawaii- born Obama, a young community organizer, is in Chicago, the city that “changed the arc of my life.” That we knew. For the first time, Obama writes about Former President Obama, the controversy that almost derailed his run pictured here campaigning for president and reflects on the incendi- for Joe Biden in November, ary remarks of his then-pastor, the Rev. publishes his presidential Jeremiah Wright. Here are some takeaways memoir,“A Promised Land,” from the Obama book: on Tuesday. GETTY IMAGES On picking Joe Biden to be his VP “Joe’s enthusiasm hadits downside.In About a year later, an ABC News report in Washington, “pronounced America racist a huge drop in my support among white a town filled with people who like to hear with clips of sermons Wright gave — in one at its core,” Obama broke from him and voters, bigger than would come from any themselves talk, Joe had no peer. ... His lack he said, “Not God bless America, God damn rescued his primary bid in a March 18, 2008, single event during the eight years of my of a filter periodically got him in trouble, as America” — threat- speech in Philadelphia, addressing race and presidency. It was support that I’d never when during the primaries, he had pro- ened to doom Obama’s the Wright controversy. completely get back.” nounced me ‘articulate and bright and clean primary bid. The reaction to his comments on Gates, and a nice-looking guy’ … interpreted by Writes Obama, Obama, police and race writes Obama, “was my first indicator of some as suggesting that such characteristics while he was not in Obama writes about the uproar sparked how the issue of Black folks and the police in a Black man were noteworthy. church for Wright’s by a question I asked at a 2009 White House was more polarizing that just about any “As I came to know Joe, through, I found “explosive language,” press conference, referring to me as the “vet- other subject in American life.” his occasional gaffes to be trivial compared to he “knew all too well eran Chicago Sun-Times reporter I’d known Perhaps, he continued, because “it remind- his strengths. ... Most of all, Joe had heart.” the occasional spasms for years.” I asked about the police arrest ed all of us, Black and white alike, that the of anger within the of Harvard professor Henry Louis Gates Jr. basis of our nation’s social order had never On Jeremiah Wright Black community — at his home in Cambridge, Massachusetts. been simply about consent; that it was also Obama thought he sidestepped a problem my community — that “What does that incident say to you, and what about centuries of state-sponsored violence after yanking the Rev. Jeremiah Wright, his Reverend Wright was does it say about race relations in America?” by whites against Black and brown people.” then-pastor — now pastor emeritus of Trin- channeling. I did know how differently Black Obama answered in part that the police ity United Church of Christ in Chicago — and white folks still viewed issues of race in “acted stupidly,” and to his surprise, that A Rahm quip from giving the invocation at the kickoff of America, regardless of how much else they reply — not his discussions about his health As Obama was starting his first weeks in his presidential campaign in Springfield in had in common. For me to believe I could care plans at the press conference — be- the White House, he relates this story about 2007. That was after a Rolling Stone article bridge those worlds had been pure hubris, came the story. Emanuel, who would eventually leave the was published with some inflammatory that same hubris that had led me to assume The next day, his then-chief of staff, Rahm administration to run for Chicago mayor. Wright quotes about race. that I could dip in and out of a complex insti- Emanuel, “looked like he was ready to jump Obama writes that he was on a “postelec- Obama writes, “Maybe if the Rolling tution like Trinity, headed by a complex man off a bridge. You would have thought that in tion honeymoon period” and Emanuel told Stone article had come out earlier, fore- like Reverend Wright and select, as if off a the press conference I had donned a dashiki him, “ ‘Trust me,’ he said. ‘The presidency shadowing problems to come, I would have menu, only those things that I liked.” and cussed out the police myself.” is like a new car. It starts depreciating the decided not to run. It’s hard to say.” After Wright, at the National Press Club Obama writes, “The Gates affair caused minute you drive it off the lot.’ ” suntimes.com | The Hardest-Working Paper in America | Tuesday, November 17, 2020 | 5 Public service workers have protected Chicago during this crisis.

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TOP NEWS CASH-STRAPPED STATE TURNING DOWN $100M IN POTTAXES, INDUSTRY SAYS

BY TOM SCHUBA, STAFF REPORTER Pam Althoff, a former state [email protected] | @TomSchuba senator who leads the Cannabis With Illinois facing a nearly $4 Business Association of Illinois, billion budget deficit next year, said lawmakers and state officials lawmakers and cannabis industry should prioritize resolving the is- insiders have claimed the state is sue, which has remained a conten- A Sunnyside pot dispensary has been aiming to open at 3524 N. Clark St., the site of the former John Barleycorn bar, but hasn’t opened missing out on more than $100 mil- tious topic for more than a year. since the state won’t allow recreational marijuana sales there. TYLER LARIVIERE/SUN-TIMES lion in tax revenue by blocking cer- “Allowing dual licensees to move tain pot shops from relocating. will not only increase tax revenues State senators later approved Pritzker’s office didn’t respond old John Barleycorn pub location While the state’s economy has for the state and local municipali- legislation in May that would have to a request for comment. But Kelly just steps from Wrigleyville. Cresco, been upended by the coronavirus ties but will permit the industry to allowed some pot shops to move Cassidy, a key sponsor of the legal- a Loop-based pot firm that operates pandemic, cannabis sales have re- hire more people and allow commu- without any repercussions, but the ization law who signed the letter to in multiple states, is also pushing mained a bright spot throughout nities to maintain local control as bill was ultimately shot down in the Pritzker, said the issue would likely to move from another storefront in the crisis. Sales of recreational to where in their community they House, leaving dozes of dispensa- take some time to resolve. Buffalo Grove where the landlord weed topped $500 million over the wish these new cannabis operators ries in limbo. While Cassidy noted that a can- won’t allow recreational sales. first 10 months of full-on legaliza- to operate,” said Althoff. A memo created by industry nabis working group hasn’t ad- “Both of these new locations tion, and total monthly sales sur- In August of last year, as Il- sources and shared with lawmak- dressed the topic yet, the lawmak- would be in the same area and cre- passed $100 million for the first linois was preparing to start its ers showed the state was losing out ers have ample time before the next ate significant tax revenue for both time in October. experiment with recreational pot, on roughly $135 million in revenue. legislative session in January. the cities they’re in and for the state,” Nevertheless, some players in a group of lawmakers who led the Those estimates included lost “It remains a concern for folks, said Cresco spokesman Jason Erkes. the state’s pot game say the indus- legalization push penned a letter revenues from 13 dual-use stores whether it’s places where the towns Pharmacann, another major try has been hampered by Gov. to Pritzker urging him to recon- that required larger spaces and are asking them to move for safety Loop-based cannabis company, is J.B. Pritzker’s interpretation of the sider his position while noting that nine medical dispensaries that ei- reasons — for traffic safety kind of also hoping to relocate its Verilife dis- legalization law. Under his admin- his administration’s reading of the ther operated in municipalities that reasons, which I’ve seen in one or two pensaries in Romeoville and North istration’s reading, existing medi- law “threatens the success of the barred recreational sales, had leas- cases — or others where their cur- Aurora. Those dual-use shops would cal dispensaries aren’t allowed to program.” Pritzker rebuffed their es that didn’t permit those sales rent facility is so small it’s really hard simply move to bigger spaces in move without losing their chance appeal, noting that the rule sought or faced new zoning restrictions. to safely serve clients and they want those same villages to accommodate to also sell recreational weed — to ensure that existing dispensary Given that some of those munici- to have a bigger footprint so that they more customers, spokesman Jeremy even if they’re operating in a city operators “do not completely domi- palities have since allowed the sale can spread out a little,” said Cassidy. Unruh said. or town that has barred those sales nate the new market” before the so- of recreational weed, the estimated She pointed to Cresco Labs, “We would be doing more busi- or they’ve outgrown their current called social equity candidates had losses now hover around $100 mil- which is hoping to move its dual-use ness, and we would be doing busi- locations. a chance to win new licenses. lion based on the same metrics. Sunnyside store in Lake View to the ness more smoothly,” Unruh noted. Family: Comedian Sinbad recovering from recent stroke

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that are the “heartbeat out neighborhoods.” “When one of our restaurants closes on a block, the whole block loses that liveliness. It loses the energy that keeps our neighborhoods going,” he said. “We’ve seen far too many of them go under during this pandemic. This piece of legislation will help keep more of them ... serving our constituents, keeping their workers at the table and providing food and employment for them as well.” O’Shea made no apologies for his more modest proposal. “We are trying to be reasonable, working with the Illinois Restaurant Association. If the cap is too low, we run the risk of losing drivers willing to provide the service,” O’Shea wrote in a text message to the Sun- Times. He argued a 10% cap would “provide badly needed temporary relief to struggling restaurants, many in danger of closing because of the pandemic.” Ald. Tom Tunney (44th), owner of Ann Sather Restaurants, said a 5% cap “is not sustainable for the third-party delivery guys” and 10% makes more sense. “People have to make some money on transaction,” Tunney said. “There’s so many float- ing targets. As restaurateurs, we don’t even ALDERMEN PROPOSE 10% know how to interpret these fees. It’s almost like credit card fees. There’s so many different cards. So many different users. At the end of the day, you just figure out what the overall commission is. It’s got to be pretty simple.” CAP ON THIRD-PARTY Aspokesman forGrubhub arguedfee caps are “well-intentioned, but counterproduc- tive” at a time when restaurants “need visibility and order volume than ever.” RESTAURANT DELIVERY FEES That’s because they limit how small and independent restaurants in particular “can effectively market themselves to drive de- BY FRAN SPIELMAN, CITY HALL REPORTER and their employees is maximized during this Violators would be punished by daily fines mand, which severely impacts how many [email protected] | @fspielman difficult time, particularly with the closure of ranging from $1,000 to $3,000 per offense. customers and orders” third-party delivery Chicago would impose a 10% cap on deliv- indoor dining,” Lightfoot told a City Hall news The ordinance would automatically expire services can bring to them. ery fees that restaurants pay to third-party conference after Monday’s Council meeting. 90 days after city and state restrictions on in- “Caps lower pay for drivers by reducing services, but restaurants would get the break “This fee cap is temporary and will be re- door capacity are eased to allow at least 40% the number of orders to be delivered; reduc- immediately only if two-thirds of the City scinded once businesses are able to safely capacity. ing restaurant orders; increasing costs for Council approves, under a plan proposed and viably re-open to indoor dining.” But there’s a catch: Chicago restaurants diners; disrupting an essential supply chain of Monday by mayoral allies. UberEats, Grubhub, Postmates, DoorDash — already fighting for survival amid a new meals; and costing jobs, tax revenues and eco- Ever since the stay-at-home shutdown and similar services also would be prohibited ban on indoor dining — get the break imme- nomic activity,” the Grubhub statement said. triggered by the coronavirus, Finance Com- from charging restaurants “any combination diately only if two-thirds of the City Council Uber spokesman Robert Kellman agreed mittee Chairman Scott Waguespack (32nd) of fees, commissions, or costs ... greater than approves. Otherwise, the cap takes effect the proposed ordinance, “puts marketing has sought a 5% cap on delivery service fees 15 percent of the orders placed through” the “upon passage and publication,” which nor- profits ahead of paying drivers.” to give restaurant patrons a break. third-party delivery service. mally takes about a month. That’s precious “A more reasonable approach would be to But, the ordinance championed by Mayor It would also be illegal to charge customers time many restaurants don’t have. expand a cap on deliveries so that the tens of Lori Lightfoot and introduced Wednesday by a higher price for food or beverages than the The fees restaurants pay to delivery ser- thousands of drivers who deliver food to help Waguespack and Aviation Committee Chair- price set by the restaurant or on the menu. vices can mean those eateries make little off support their families would take less of a hit man Matt O’Shea (19th) includes a 10% cap And third-party delivery services would online orders. to their pocketbooks,” Kellman was quoted on “online” restaurant orders. be required to “provide on their platform a Waguespack said his decision to cap fees as saying in a statement. “We need to make sure that every bit of mechanism for customers to provide gratu- at “15 percent overall, including delivery” is A joint City Council committee is sched- resources that can be earned by restaurants ities” to restaurant employees. aimed at preventing the closure of restaurants uled to consider the proposed cap Tuesday. suntimes.com | The Hardest-Working Paper in America | Tuesday, November 17, 2020 | 9

TOP NEWS Chicagoans keep shopping amid stay-at-home advisory BY MANNY RAMOS, STAFF REPORTER Corona said he has had to complain to gym [email protected] | @_ManuelRamos_ employees for not enforcing the rule that Businesses were still bustling hours after people must wear masks correctly. Chicago’s stay-at-home advisories took effect “I did complain about that because I want but “panic buying” seemed to be offset by to watch my own health too, and I don’t want quantity restrictions put in place. to be in there with people that aren’t being “Everybody kept their distance, and it was safe,” Corona said. “So many people are not really peaceful inside,” said Rene Reynoso taking this as serious as they need too.” after shopping at Aldi, 6520 W Fullerton Corona said he does caution against shut- Ave. “I was surprised because with the stay- ting down gyms or other businesses deemed at-home order I thought it would be a more non-essential and said it is up to people to chaotic but no — it blew my mind.” properly regulate themselves. Shelves in Garfield Park, Humboldt Park Fermin Corona, 46, outside an XSport Fitness Center Juanita Lane outside Dollar Tree at 6460 W. Fullerton The rising number of coronavirus cases and Belmont-Cragin remained stocked with at 6420 W. Fullerton Ave. on Monday in Montclare. Ave. on Monday in Montclare. in the city has Juanita Lane worried about groceries and essentials like toilet papers — ANTHONY VAZQUEZ/SUN-TIMES PHOTOS the future. The 63-year-old only visited one which became scarce during the initial lock- store Monday because she is trying to limit down in March — were limited to one or two take-out food. stay-at-home advisory is “absolutely neces- the number of people she has contact with. per person. The advisory does not shut salons, barber- sary” in protecting people from catching “I’m an older girl and I just started shop- Reynoso said those limits prevented peo- shops, retail stores, movie theaters or fitness COVID-19. ping online for the first time,” Lane said. “I ple from hoarding those items and assuring clubs. “I would say, why keep healthy people at find that it’s safer, and I plan on doing a lot every customer could buy one. At XSport Fitness, 6420 W. Fullerton Ave., home when they can still go out in a safe man- more of that.” Chicagoans are urged to hunker down at the parking lot was filled with gymgoers ner?” Corona said. “I think everyone who is home for the next 30 days and limit social Monday afternoon. getting affected [by coronavirus] aren’t fol- Manny Ramos is a corps member in Report for gatherings to only 10 people. Residents are Fermin Corona stopped at the northwest lowing the rules with social gatherings, and America, a not-for-profit journalism program encouraged not to venture out unless it is for side fitness center for a quick workout dur- that is where most people, I think, are getting that aims to bolster Sun-Times coverage of is- work, groceries, medical appointments and ing his lunch break. He believed the current sick.” sues affecting Chicago’s South and West sides.

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TOP NEWS COVID’S HOLIDAY IMPACT EDITORIAL Pritzkerurges Illinoisans Let’s heed the experts’ advice on holiday to avoid big gatherings, gatherings. Page 22 says he hopes to spend to the COVID wing is a doctor no longer available to do an appendectomy, set a broken rib,” his Thanksgiving in state Pritzker said. “Take into account that we have just 1,100 ICU beds open in a state of nearly 13 BY RACHEL HINTON AND BRETT CHASE million people in the middle of a pandemic. Staff Reporters Dr. Robert Citronberg, executive medical Already feeling the pain from the fall director of infectious disease and prevention coronavirus explosion, Gov. J.B. Pritzker on at Advocate Aurora Health, told reporters Monday urged Illinois residents to rethink in a separate briefing Monday “we’re in the crowded Thanksgiving dinners, or the state midst of an absolutely abysmal second wave could “expectmuchworse.” of this pandemic.” A little over a week before a holiday that “Thanksgiving dinners have the potential typically sees people feasting indoors with of being super-spreader events,” he said. “It’s family, the governor and Dr. Ngozi Ezike, the so critically important that we do not do that. head of the Illinois Public Health Depart- The numbers are devastating right now. Our ment, urged caution to avoid overtaxing the health care system cannot absorb doubling state’s health care apparatus. or tripling of those numbers.” “Our hospitals are on their way to be- The large regional health care system, ing overwhelmed — our doctors, nurses which also operates in Wisconsin, has 10 hos- and health care workers are already being pitals in Illinois, mostly in the Chicago area. stretched beyond their limits,” Ezike said. “I Advocate has more than 600 patients hospi- don’t know how else to express the impor- talized with COVID-19, more than 3½ times tance of personal responsibility.” the number it saw a month ago. The governor urged people to ask them- Monday’s figures bring the state’s total selves “if it’s worth it to spread the virus at to 585,248 cases. The caseload comes from any upcoming gatherings.” Though there’s 90,612 tests conducted over the last 24 hours. “real hope for possible widespread distribu- The state’s seven-day statewide positivity tion” of a vaccine by early spring, that’s still Gov. J.B. Pritzker is urging Illinoisans who are considering large holiday dinners to ask themselves “if it’s rate for cases is 12.5%. months away, Pritzker said. worth it to spread the virus at any upcoming gatherings.” ANTHONY VAZQUEZ/SUN-TIMES FILE PHOTO From last Monday to present, the state For his part, Pritzker said he won’t be host- has reported 97,261 new cases. ing friends who can’t go home for the holiday were hospitalized with the virus as of Sunday throughout eight months of the pandemic. With holidays looming, local officials, as he usually does. But asked whether he’d be night, with 1,144 of those patients in intensive The governor also said the most recent including Mayor Lori Lightfoot and Cook in the state for Thanksgiving, the governor care units and 514 on ventilators. week-over-week percent increase is three County Board President Toni Preckwinkle, was noncommittal, saying “that is my hope, The state is averaging about 5,200 patients times what it was in early October, before the issued stay-at-home advisories. but I’ll let you know.” with COVID-19 in the state’s hospitals, or state saw a dramatic surge in case numbers. The advisories for residents in suburban Pritzker’s comments came on a day the about 400 more people than during the state’s With the nation now gripped by an unnerv- Cook County and Chicago went into effect 6 state reported another 11,632 new and proba- highest point in the spring — “a 70% increase ing surge, too, that means Illinois is also with- a.m. Monday. ble cases of the coronavirus, as well as 37 more in the last two weeks alone,” Pritzker said. out “reinforcements from other states,” such Of the 37 deaths reported Monday, 19 were deaths, bringing the state’s death toll to 10,779. The 11,632 new infections marked the 11th as the nurses who came in the spring to help. from Cook County. It was also the first day of stay-at-home straight day of five-digit daily caseloads, a “Every bed in the hospital that a COVID pa- advisories for residents of Chicago and sub- stretch that included Friday’s 15,415. 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Mayor Lori Lightfoot speaks Monday at City Hall. ASHLEE REZIN GARCIA/SUN-TIMES LIGHTFOOT OFFERS MORE CONCESSIONS TO SECURE 26 VOTES Mayorwould unlink Welcoming Citycarve-outs from budget calling for $94M property tax hike

BY FRAN SPIELMAN, CITY HALL REPORTER nity-led violence prevention initiatives.” That health issues” call 911 for help. office said in a statement. [email protected] | @fspielman brings the total 2021 investment for that criti- † Emphasizing that the $94 million prop- “The mayor continues to urge aldermen to Mayor Lori Lightfoot sweetened the pot cal purpose to $36 million. Ald. Jason Ervin erty tax increase will not affect do the responsible thing and vote Monday in her continued search for the 26 (28th), chairman of the City Council’s Black Chicago taxpayers until 2022, when for this modest increase, which will City Council votes she needs to raise prop- Caucus, called the additional funding a “step in coronavirus vaccines are expected help shore up public services and erty taxes by $94 million — followed by an- the right direction,” though it remains $14 mil- to be widely distributed. The idea is avert economic disaster.” nual increases tied to the inflation rate — and lion short of the minimum $50 million invest- to give Chicago’s pandemic-ravaged The decision to avoid using the approve her pandemic budget. ment demanded by anti-violence advocates. economy time to fully reopen and Welcoming City ordinance as a After canceling plans over the weekend to † Increasing funding for, and building recover. budget sweetener was communi- lay off 350 city employees in favor of borrow- greater capacity in, a new “mental health Some aldermen initially thought cated to Hispanic aldermen Sun- ing against future marijuana revenues, Light- co-responder pilot program.” That would Lightfoot was offering to delay the day night by a top mayoral aide. foot offered still more concessions: be done in part by having “enough mental property tax increase. Currently, Chicago police of- † Eliminating carve-outs in Chicago’s health professionals” on staff at the city’s “In our many discussions with Ald. Carlos ficers are permitted to cooperate Welcoming City ordinance without tying it to 911 emergency center around the clock. The aldermen, we have noted that the Ramirez-Rosa with Immigration and Customs En- the budget. program seeks to “build out the infrastruc- 2021 levy will not impact taxpayers forcement if targeted individuals: † Reallocating “an additional $10 million” ture for an alternative means of emergency until 2022. There is no plan to delay the prop- are in the city’s gang database; have pending for “street intervention” and other “commu- response when people suffering from mental erty tax levy until January 2022,” the mayor’s felony prosecutions or prior felony convic- suntimes.com | The Hardest-Working Paper in America | Tuesday, November 17, 2020 | 13 Springrock Gutter Guards are guaranteed to Eliminate Gutter Cleaning 630-410-9162 Ald. Brian Hopkins remains dead-set against a $94 million property tax increase under any circumstances. “My residents are taxed to the max,”he said. SUN-TIMES FILE PHOTO tions; or are the subject of an outstanding cumstances. Or visit springrockgutters.com criminal warrant. “My residents are taxed to the max,” he Lightfoot campaigned on a promise to re- said. move those exemptions, but so far has not Ramirez-Rosa, who chairs the City Coun- delivered. cil’s Socialist Caucus, said he, too, remains Instead of tying elimination of the carve- opposed to the property tax increase. Call us today, appointments outs to the budget vote — just as she linked “To turn to folks that are devastated dur- are booking up fast! her first budget to a minimum wage increase ing this pandemic and ask them to pay more — Lightfoot now plans to introduce a sepa- property taxes when they have been paying rate ordinance in December, aldermen were more and more every single year, to me is to- SPECIAL FALL OFFER told. tally unacceptable. It’s going to cause more “Undocumented immigrants ...andtheir harm in our communities,” he said. allies worked on this issue forfiveyears During Monday’s only public hearing on because it’s the right thing to do. We didn’t the budget, Civic Federation President Lau- 15% OFF work on it so that it could become a budget rence Msall raised the red flag about Light- Beforeefore sweetener. We didn’t work on this issue so foot’s massive debt refinancing and her con- entire purchase* that it could be used, twisted to try and gain tinued reliance on “one-time revenues.” No interest, no payments votes for a budget that will harm working- The mayor made no apologies. for 12 months* class Chicagoans,” Ald. Carlos Ramirez-Rosa “There are zero easy choices here. None. (35th) said Monday. Everything was difficult. ...Yes,there are *Financing available to qualiﬁed customers. Discount “The immigration groups ...alsofeltlike risks. Yes, there are some concerns,” Light- they were being used. . . . They felt that it de- foot said. served a stand-alone bill.” With North Side aldermen virtually unit- Ald. Brian Hopkins (2nd) questioned ed in their opposition to the property tax in- Lightfoot’s decision to cancel 350 layoffs by crease, Lightfoot desperately needs support borrowing against future marijuana rev- from Black and Latino aldermen to avoid an enues. embarrassing Council defeat. After The budget already includes a $1.7 billion On Monday, Lightfoot pointed to the city’s debt restructuring and refinancing. $30 billion pension crisis when asked to “That’s a bad habit to form. ...You’re choose which was more important: the $94 spending paychecks you hope to earn next million property tax increase or the cost-of- year on groceries that you need today. That’s living escalator. a terrible way to run a household and it’s a “Our four pension funds are woefully un- terrible way to run a government,” Hopkins derfunded. And some are literally selling off said. assets to meet their monthly obligations,” Hopkins said he represents “one of the she said. Gutter Guards • Seamless Gutters highest property-tax-paying wards in the “We don’t skip making the hard decisions city” and remains dead-set against the $94 and then create a crisis and force a worse set Ice Melt Systems • Repairs million property tax increase under any cir- of propositions, as has been done before.” adno=STM000111616901 14 | Tuesday, November 17, 2020 | The Hardest-Working Paper in America | suntimes.com

TOP NEWS Mayoral ally proposes legalizing video gaming, but plan shunted aside

BY FRAN SPIELMAN, CITY HALL REPORTER of different issues. But what we’ve heard [email protected] | @fspielman from the casino industry is they are very Chicago would legalize video gaming to reluctant to go into a market where there shrink or eliminate a $94 million property tax is already some form of gaming. That is my increase, under a plan proposed by a power- concern about” video gaming terminals, the ful mayoral ally on Monday — but promptly mayor said. AT THE VIRTUAL dismissed by Mayor Lori Lightfoot. “We are better served by moving through Southwest Side Ald. Matt O’Shea (19th), the casino process as quickly as we can to get chairman of the City Council’s Aviation Com- a casino license, maybe stand up a temporary mittee, gave Lightfoot a runoff endorsement casino, and then move to a full-time casino. that helped propel her landslide victory over I’m very concerned about doing anything TABLE County Board President Toni Preckwinkle. that has the potential to chill the market, as But that didn’t stop the mayor’s forces we have been informed by many of the people from shunting O’Shea’s video gaming idea — that are looking at Chicago as a possibility.” WITH LAURA WASHINGTON & LYNN SWEET and a slew of other budget amend- The Rules Committee was also ments proposed by progressive al- the burial ground Monday for a dermen — to the Rules Committee, host of other ideas from progres- the traditional burial ground for sive aldermen: THE JOE BIDEN legislation the mayor opposes. † A $16-a-month employee head O’Shea is searching for an alter- tax on Amazon and other “logis- native to the $94 million property tics” operators with more than 50 PRESIDENCY AND tax increase that would be followed employees. by annual increases tied to the cost † A plan to have mental health of living. professionals respond to calls from WHAT THE ELECTION He also wants to help bars and Ald. Matt O’Shea people suffering from mental health restaurants fighting for survival issues without police officers. find a way to attract more customers after † Defunding the Chicago Police Depart- MEANS FOR ILLINOIS. theyare finally allowedtoopen again to in- ment’sHomanSquare facility. door patrons. † Allowing a handful of tax-increment- Join Laura Washington and Lynn Sweet At The Virtual Table “They’ve already been through eight financing districts to “sunset,” or expire. Thursday, November 19, months of hell. And I think we’re headed for Ald. Carlos Ramirez-Rosa (35th) remains on for a conversation about the another several months to a year. This could adamantly opposed to the property tax in- 2020 presidential election results. be a significant revenue generator. This leg- crease and annual cost-of-living increase if islation would allow up to two machines for Lightfoot refuses to consider “progressive The discussion will feature special guests: each establishment,” O’Shea said. revenue” alternatives. • Jim Durkin, Illinois House Republican Leader “We could put a sunset date on this so as “To turn to folks that are devastated dur- not to conflict or compete with a major ca- ing this pandemic and ask them to pay more • Marlen Garcia, Sun-Times deputy managing editor sino. Or we could establish boundaries — a property taxes when they have been paying • Rachel Hinton, Sun-Times political reporter perimeter, if you will — within ‘X’ amount of more and more every single year, to me is to- • Jan Schakowsky, U.S. Representative, Illinois District 9 distance of a casino in the future.” tally unacceptable. It’s going to cause more • Amy Walter, national editor of the Cook Political Report Lightfoot was asked whether she had any- harm in our communities,” he said. • Karen Yarbrough Cook County Clerk, member, thing to do with the decision to send O’Shea’s “Avoiding that property tax increase and video gaming ordinance to the Rules Com- either drawing upon our rainy day fund and Democratic Party of Illinois State Central Committee mittee. looking to replenish that over the next sever- “No, I did not. Some aldermen felt very al years or looking to other revenue sources Join us online: strongly about that,” the mayor said. like the ones that have been introduced by Thursday, November 19 at 6:30 p.m. After “decades of futility,” Lightfoot noted myself and others is going to be critical.” Chicago finally has a casino license along Ald. Gilbert Villegas (36th), the mayor’s with the revised tax structure needed to at- floor leader, denounced the logistics tax as a RSVP now at tract developers. She doesn’t want to do any- job-killing “tax on employment.” SUNTIMES.COM/VIRTUALTABLE thing to mess it up at a “very fragile time in Shunting all the alternatives off to the the casino industry.” Rules Committee means none of them will “I have a great deal of respect for Alder- get a hearing before next week’s final budget adno=STM000111687801 man O’Shea and work with him on a number vote. suntimes.com | The Hardest-Working Paper in America | Tuesday, November 17, 2020 | 15 In Complete Compliance With All CDC Guidelines for COVID-19 If you believe your only options are agonizing knee pain or surgery...You are WRONG! Thousands of Chicagoland Boomersand Seniorsare now getting knee pain RELIEF, INSTEAD of knee replacement. Chicagoans, you can now elimi-nate en in numerous clinical studies to your knee pain with a hot new pain act as a natural lubricant in your cure. joints. 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U.S. DISTRICT COURT RECORDS Bryant allegedly then said that sales “start being F---ING GREAT!” she allegedly wrote falling off” when that dealer was manning in September. “I hate living within limits!!” following her conviction at trial. U.S. Dis- federal conviction. the phone. A defense attorney for Lundberg did not trict Judge Elaine Bucklo handed her a “Eating [sic] in abetting a fugitive and “I feel it in the pockets,” he said, according respond to messages seeking comment. As- 53-month sentence in December 2019. Since obstruction of justice my daughter had her to the complaint. sistant U.S. Attorney Nicholas Eichenseer then, Lundberg has repeatedly sought to boyfriends friend in my house and I didn’t Bryant also had trouble remembering his wrote in a filing seeking Lundberg’s deten- delay her surrender to the federal prison know about it so when the cops came to hotline’s staff schedule, prosecutors said. tion that Lundberg’s counsel had promised system. She is now due Dec. 31. my door asked me about it I said no but I “You just gotta call and remind me so I to surrender her Monday. The new allega- Meanwhile, the feds say Lundberg applied allowed them to check my house and they don’t give it [the phone] to nobody else. Just tions against Lundberg have so far not led twice this summer for a COVID-19 Econom- found a boy there so the arrested me but I call and remind me like the day before,” Bry- to additional criminal charges against her, ic Injury Disaster Loan for a beauty salon got the charges dismissed,” Lundberg alleg- ant allegedly said. court records show. business. Such a loan must be repaid by the edly wrote. “I been f------aroundandIbedouble book- Joseph Fitzpatrick, a spokesman for the borrower, and a felony conviction within the An SBA loan officer wrote “Offense: ing [phone shifts] sometimes,” Bryant allegedly U.S. attorney’s office, said Monday night past five years automatically disqualifies an Charges dropped,” in Lundberg’s file on said. “I need to write me a schedule down.” that Lundberg remained at large. applicant from the program, according to an Aug. 31, the affidavit said. The next day, the Bryant allegedly used a home in the 800 Lundberg, 34, has been in hot water affidavit from an FBI special agent. SBA approved her $150,000 loan. Between block of South Karlov Avenue in Lawndale with the feds since 2017, when she was In her first application in June, Lundberg Sept. 5 and Sept. 30, the feds say there were as the operation’s hub. That’s where his first charged along with financial execu- answered “no” to questions asking whether $75,031 in withdrawals from the account in drug dealers traded in the hotline phone at tive Scott Kennedy in a $5.79 million fraud she faced criminal charges or had been con- which the money was deposited. the beginning and end of their shifts and ex- scheme. The two met when Kennedy hired victed of a felony in the last five years. That They also said expenditures from the changed drug sale money, prosecutors said. her as an escort. He later gave her access application was denied because her applica- account that month included $1,446 on Police later searched the home and seized to his company’s credit card, and she helped tion did not indicate an economic injury, ac- SnapTravel, $1,088 at Towne Place Suites drugs, a drug mixer and multiple guns, pros- him rack up exorbitant charges on luxury cording to the affidavit. and $649 at Home2 Suites. They also said ecutors said. The hotline phone was also con- goods and services. In her second application in August, she $13,250 went to law firms in Palatine, Rock- fiscated. Kennedy pleaded guilty, testified at Lun- answered “yes” to the questions about her ford and Schaumburg, including to a firm Bryant was arrested with 10 others who dberg’s trial about how he had fallen in love criminal history. When the Small Business representing Lundberg’s daughter in a bat- have been appearing for their arraignments in with her, and was sentenced in July to more Administration followed up to ask her about tery case in Winnebago County. They also federal court. One of the alleged drug dealers, than two years in prison. Federal prison reit, she apparently made reference only to said purchases were made “at or near the 21-year-old Enrique Hollins, remains at large. cords show he is already in custody at a low- a separate criminal case she faced in state Mall of America” after Lundberg asked a Thirteen other people were charged ear- security facility in Texas. court in Winnebago County, which was ul- judge for permission to take a relative to the lier as part of the same investigation, pros- However, Lundberg was sentenced first, timately dismissed, and didn’t mention her Mayo Clinic. ecutors said. ◆ suntimes.com | The Hardest-Working Paper in America | Tuesday, November 17, 2020 | 17

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BY STEVE PEOPLES AND ALEXANDRA JAFFE The number far exceeds the initial projec- Associated Press tions of lawyers across the United States who WILMINGTON, Del. — President-elect have been signing up clients since the Boy Joe Biden on Monday warned of dire con- Scouts filed for bankruptcy protection in Feb- sequences if President Donald Trump and ruary in the face of hundreds of lawsuits alleg- his administration continue to refuse to ing decades-old sex abuse by Scout leaders. coordinate with his transition team on the Chicago attorney Chris Hurley estimated coronavirus pandemic and block briefings thousands of victims who filed claims are on national security, policy issues and vac- from Illinois — mostly from the Chicago area. cine plans. Hurley’s firm represents 266 of them. Ex- The remarks marked Biden’s toughest act figures on how many claimants are from comments to date on Trump’s failure to Illinois probably won’t be available for weeks, acknowledge his election loss and cooper- he said. ate with the incoming administration for a “The Boy Scouts knew there were prob- peaceful transfer of power. lems for years and years but never really “More people may die if we don’t coordi- bothered to look into them at any depth, and nate,” Biden told reporters during a news now we see what their dereliction of duty has conference in Wilmington, Delaware. resulted in,” Hurley said. Biden and his aides — and a small but A few hours before the 5 p.m. Eastern growing group of Republicans — have em- deadline, the number of claims totaled phasized the importance of being briefed on 88,500, lawyers said. White House efforts to control the pandem- “We are devastated by the number of ic and distribute prospective vaccines. The lives impacted by past abuse in Scouting Trump administration is working on its own and moved by the bravery of those who have distribution plan. President-elect Joe Biden on Monday outlined an economic plan but said that any structural reforms come forward,” the Boy Scouts said in a Biden said he was hopeful that Trump “will depend first on reining in the pandemic. ROBERTO SCHMIDT/AFP VIA GETTY IMAGES statement. “We are heartbroken that we can- be mildly more enlightened before we get to not undo their pain.” Jan. 20.” He said he understood Trump’s dent and is leading Trump by more than 5.5 lars to reinvigorate U.S. manufacturing, ex- Contributing: Mitch Dudek “reluctance” to admit defeat and share his million votes nationally. pand health care coverage and combat climate administration’s plans but called it “a shame.” Cooperation between the outgoing and in- change, among other priorities. But his chief Sen. Susan Collins, R-Maine, said it’s coming administrations, traditionally a key priority remains controlling the pandemic. SpaceX capsule delivers “absolutely crucial that the apparent pres- component to the peaceful transfer of power The president-elect has so far tried to ident-elect and his team have full access to in the United States, takes on heightened sidestep difficult questions about whether astronauts to station the planning that has gone on” for vaccine significance this year because of the corona- he might support a short-term national distribution. virus pandemic, which is escalating dramati- lockdown to arrest the surge of coronavi- CAPE CANAVERAL, Fla. — SpaceX’s “It is no easy matter” to distribute a vac- cally heading into the holiday season. rus cases. Since defeating Trump, Biden newly launched capsule with four astronauts cine, Collins said, so “it’s absolutely impera- Biden called the vaccine distribution a has devoted most of his public remarks to arrived Monday at the International Space tive for public health, that all of the planning “huge, huge undertaking,” and said that if his encouraging Americans to wear masks and Station, their new home until spring. that’s gone on for which the current admin- team has to wait until he takes office to dig into embrace social distancing measures. The Dragon capsule pulled up and docked istration deserves credit, be shared with the the government’s distribution plan, they’ll be Biden was asked Monday whether he late Monday night, following a 27-hour, com- new administration.” “behind, over a month, month and a half.” would encourage leaders to look at poten- pletely automated flight from NASA’s Ken- Collins’ remarks were echoed Monday by Before taking questions, Biden outlined tially reinstating stay-at-home orders now nedy Space Center. The linkup occurred 262 Republican Sen. Lisa Murkowski of Alaska. his plans to alleviate inequality and boost that the pandemic is surging nationwide. miles above Idaho. Last week, a larger group of Republicans in the U.S. economy but said that any struc- He avoided answering directly and instead “Oh, what a good voice to hear,” space sta- Congress called on the Trump administra- tural reforms depended first on reining in called on officials to embrace mask-wearing tion astronaut Kate Rubins called out when tion to allow Biden to begin receiving na- the pandemic and delivering more immedi- and criticized those who haven’t. the Dragon’s commander, Mike Hopkins, first tional security briefings. ate relief. Before his Monday address, Biden and made radio contact. 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We understand finding a new life for such a unique building is no easy thing. Plans to turn the lighthouse into a high-end hotel with a helicopter pad — that’s pretty imaginative — were ditched after developers realized it likely wouldn’t turn a profit. A sign urging social distancing is displayed Friday at the food court in a grocery store in northwest suburban Arlington Heights. NAM Y. HUH/AP And as the Sun-Times reported last year, Navy Pier seemed interested in creating a destination there and then ferrying people between the lighthouse and pier. That proposal evaporated as well. Step up to the plate for pandemic But lighthouses can be remarkably picturesque and popular sites to visit, once the right reuse is found. For instance, Evanston’s 147-year-old Grosse Point Light Sta- tion houses the area’s only maritime museum. It also has safety on Thanksgiving holiday a nature center and a visitors’ area. North Carolina’s 150-year-old Cape Hatteras Light hisisayeartobehomeforthe more beds and wings to COVID-19 selves alive and healthy amid a viral sea. Station, with its well-known candy-stripe paint scheme holidays — as in staying at home. patients, but there are only so many Let’s face it. Up to now, as a nation winding up its tower, receives 175,000 visitors a year. T Medical experts are telling nurses, respiratory therapists, doctors we have done a poor job of confronting With the Biden administration headed to the White us to limit Thanksgiving festivities to and other health care professionals. the virus. As a result, it is spreading House in January, we’re hoping the expected new immediate household members. No one Last spring, Illinois was able to bring in exponentially. Nurses and doctors are leadership at the National Parks Service and the federal outside the quarantine bubble should health professionals from out of state, getting exposed as their family mem- General Services Administration can finally find an show up, as much as we would love to but now those other states are experi- bers bring the virus home. imaginative new use for this asset. see them. Let’s heed the professionals’ encing their own surges. No protections are foolproof. All wise advice, even as the Moderna com- Last week, the Illinois Medical we can do is reduce the risk. Remain- pany on Monday announced a second Professionals Action Collaborative ing outside helps. Staying 6 feet apart vaccine that early data show to be 94.5% Team warned Illinois is set to exceed its helps. Wearing masks and washing effective. intensive care bed capacity by Thanks- hands help. But even all those measures A recent Ohio State University sur- giving. We’re at a point where everyone together do not guarantee protection. A vey disturbingly showed 38% of respon- has to get serious about safety mea- one-time test, which misses many posi- dents planned holiday get-togethers of sures. Ninety percent of us must wear tive cases, won’t ensure a safe visit. more than 10 people, and that many of marks. If fewer do, the virus is going to A new risk is that we are enter- those people aren’t planning to wear keep spreading. Eighty percent won’t ing the flu season, and flu symptoms masks or engage in other protective cut it. are very similar to those of the novel measures. Health professionals are telling us coronavirus. Some hospitals already are Shrugging off the pandemic is a bars and restaurants are no longer the reporting people who have both the flu huge mistake. COVID-19 is surging chief centers of virus spread. Instead, it and COVID-19. Anyone who has not had everywhere. A million U.S. cases were is people socializing in homes. It’s hard a flu shot should get one now. recorded in just the past week. Illinois not to see family and friends, but we It’s natural to feel tired of COVID-19 has 10% more hospitalizations than last simply have to get through these next restrictions. But spreading the virus is a Here’s hoping the federal government can find a new use for the spring’s peak. Hospitals are devoting few months safely. We need to keep our- poor way to celebrate the holidays. landmark Chicago Harbor Lighthouse. MITCH DUDEK/SUN-TIMES

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OPINION World’s hungry need our help at Thanksgiving time BY WILLIAM LAMBERS President Harry Truman, in a televised address, said, “The situation in Europe is his Thanksgiving you could put an grim and forbidding as winter approaches. extra plate at your table, a symbol of Despite the vigorous efforts of the European T the world’s hungry who are suffering people, their crops have suffered so badly during this pandemic. The UN World Food from droughts, floods and cold that the Program just issued a warning of potential tragedy of hunger is a stark reality.” famine in four nations (Yemen, South Sudan, Truman announced a plan of action for Burkina Faso and Northeast Nigeria). Many Americans to conserve as much food as pos- other countries, including the Democratic sible, so more could be sent to the hungry Republic of the Congo, are on the brink of in Europe. A Citizens Food Committee was A boy carries a bag of food Oct. 24 during a looting of a warehouse that had COVID-19 food palliatives that starvation. formed. Every American could do some- were not given during lockdown, in Jos, Nigeria. GETTY IMAGES WFP chief David Beasley pleads: “The thing to help win the peace in Europe, the 270 million people marching toward the final chapter of the World War II effort. Tru- overseas to Europe in time for the Christ- of Illinois, Cincinnati, Cal Poly, Auburn, brink of starvation need our help today more man pleaded “I know every American feels mas holidays of 1947-48. At Thanksgiving Ithaca and Mount St. Joseph are among the than ever. ... The threat of famine is looming in his heart that we must help to prevent families were encouraged to donate and feed colleges having a Free Rice match over the again, so we have to step up, not step back.” starvation and distress among our fellow a “silent guest” at their holiday meal. holidays. Free Rice is an online education You could be the lifeline for the hungry men in other countries. But more than this, The Silent Guest tradition at Thanks- game that raises donations for the World by feeding “silent guests” on Thanksgiving the food-saving program announced tonight giving has been carried on in recent years Food Program. through donations to hunger-fighting chari- offers an opportunity to each of you to make through fundraisers. Today, everyone can do Using the app Charity Miles, you can ties. We are facing the biggest hunger crisis a contribution to the peace.” a little bit to help the World Food Program, raise donations while you walk for the World since the World War II era. A Thanksgiving food drive was held by Catholic Relief Services, UNICEF, Save the Food Program, Feeding America and Save It was that post-WWII period when our Catholic Relief Services, collecting dona- Children, Action Against Hunger, CARE, the Children. Thanksgiving tradition of sharing with those tions at churches. Edesia and many other organizations that Whatever actions you take on Thanksgiv- less fortunate saved Europe. Drought in the Children at the Angier School in Waban, fight hunger. The pandemic has worsened ing can help save millions of people from summer of 1947 led to severe food shortages Massachusetts, collected food and toys for hunger in countries already reelingfrom starving to death across theglobe. for European nations that were struggling Save the Children to distribute in Holland, conflict and climate change. to rebuild. Without food there could be no which had suffered famine during the war. You can write letters to Congress about Author William Lambers partnered with the reconstruction. There could be no peace or The Friendship Train ran across Amer- fighting hunger both at home and overseas. UN World Food Program on the book Ending stability. ica, collecting donations that were sent The University of Houston, the University World Hunger.

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Our flag belongs to every American, veteran would think that about them. (Biden they’re going to live their lives without fear, welfare of the people and communities de- not just Trump’s supporters and Trump supporters both.) or that they don’t “live in fear.” pendent on the coal, gas and nuclear power I would like to comment on Cress Hud- Mr. Hudspeth or anyone else should never One person boasts of planning a 25-per- jobs being replaced by renewable energy, speth’s recent letter regarding our Ameri- refrain from flying our flag because of what son gathering complete with evening leaving them high and dry. can flag. First of all, I would like to thank Mr. a few would think. It goes against what he bonfire. So when you’re crossing a street, In fact, CEJA allocates up to $133 million Hudspeth for his service to our country and and his comrades fought for. Despite the is stopping at a red light giving in to fear? for these communities. to his family for their sacrifice. I mean that political landscape at this time, and one’s That little coronavirus is as dangerous as A complete transition to renewable (solar sincerely. political beliefs, this is our country, and we any 18-wheeler truck that might be barreling and wind) power is inevitable and is now That said, and no disrespect here to Mr. should all stand up for it, proudly and with your way. being driven by market forces. Hudspeth, I am perplexed at his decision no reservations. Even if doesn’t “hit” you, you could give it With CEJA, all boats rise. Without this to NOT fly the flag on Veteran’s Day or any John LaBrant, Norwood Park to someone else, and it could be deadly for legislation, the very communities referenced other day for that matter. them. Please, friends and neighbors, be safe. by Mr. Harmon will not receive state support To say that “It has been made clear to me A COVID Thanksgiving Diane O’Neill, Lakeview during this unavoidable abandonment of fos- that Trump supporters have appropriated In your survey about Thanksgiving plans sil fuels. CEJA gives some assurance these the symbol of this great nation as theirs and (“How Chicagoans plan to celebrate their Clean Energy Act for all communities won’t be abandoned as well. theirs alone” is just wrong. I think many COVID Thanksgiving: ‘very carefully, very During a constituent lobby effort for the Scott Reed, Galewood people in this country would be devastated graciously and very thankfully’ ”), some Clean Energy Jobs Act, Senate Leader Don and insulted that Mr. Hudspeth or any people talk about fear, proclaiming that Harmon rightly expressed concern for the Send letters to letters@suntimes. 24 | Tuesday, November 17, 2020 | The Hardest-Working Paper in America | suntimes.com ◆

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Democratic U.S. Senate candidates Jon Ossoff (right) and Raphael Warnock of Georgia hold a rally on Sunday in Marietta, Georgia. JESSICA MCGOWAN/GETTY IMAGES

Democratic challengers representing hope and tomorrow. Both Republican senators, David Perdue and Kelly Loeffler, are multimillionaires. (Loeffler is the wealthiest politician in Wash- ington.) Both were caught moving large stock transactions in the wake of secret briefings on the pandemic. Both support Republican efforts to repeal the Affordable Care Act. Both oppose expanding Medicaid. Loeffler described herself in her ads as “to the right of Attila the Hun.” She touted her endorsement by QAnon believer running for the Congress. She was denounced as a “greedy insider” seeking to “profit off the pandemic” by her Republican opponent in the primaries. Loeffler is challenged by Rev. Raphael Warnock, the distinguished pastor at Dr. King’s famed Ebenezer Baptist Church in Atlanta. He favors common sense in dealing with the pandemic, and bold action to put people back to work. He calls for defending the Affordable Care Act and its protections of pre-existing conditions and seeks to add a public option that will help lower prices and provide real choices. He’d vote to raise the minimum wage, to pass the rescue plan vital that movement, also came from Atlanta. to workers in the pandemic, and to invest in After the civil rights movement trans- rebuilding America. formed our laws, Georgia began to change. Millions will be poured into these two run- Major businesses like CNN located in At- offs. Neither Perdue nor Loeffler is popular, Senate runoffs lanta, the city “too busy to hate.” Profession- so both will feature negative ads designed to al football and baseball teams could thrive, drive up doubts about their opponents. Loef- once their teams were integrated. Blacks fler has already sunk a million dollars into and whites played together in college sports two attack ads labeling Warnock as “anti- like football, with fans divided by the color of American” and part of the “radical left.” Per- the jerseys, not the color of the players’ skin. due has charged his opponent, Jon Ossoff, in Georgia offer In recent years, Georgia has grown in with everything from being a socialist to population, in diversity and in sophistica- being a pawn of the Chinese communists. tion. Blacks, Latinos and Asians grew in They are following the playbook of Donald number. The college educated flocked to Trump: sow fear, feed racial divisions, and the Atlanta suburbs. This year, for the first distract workers from the reality that they a clear choice time since 1992, a Democrat, Joe Biden, won and the Republicans in the Senate stand in the state in the presidential campaign, by a the way of making this economy work for Senate will be effectively split 50-50, with margin of less than 15,000 votes. working people. Or as Rev. Warnock sum- Vice President Kamala Harris breaking the Biden’s victory was a fusion victory. Afri- marized, “If you don’t really have an agenda tie. If one or both lose, Republican Senate can American registration soared, in signifi- for working families, I guess you have to leader Mitch McConnell will retain his abil- cant part due to the work of Stacey Abrams distract working families.” JESSE JACKSON ity to obstruct the incoming president. who most thought lost the 2018 governor’s Despite all the mud, Georgians will have The races will be determined by whether race only because of brazen voter suppres- a clear choice. Will they respond to those Georgia’s voters choose to embrace and sion. The young, single women, the college sowing fear or those raising hopes? Will [email protected] | @RevJJackson build a New South coalition or revert to educated, Latinos all joined in Biden’s win- they side with those seeking to divide us the Old South. Georgia has been changing ning coalition. They had to brave long lines or those seeking to bring us together? Will n Jan. 5, Georgia will hold a runoff ever since the Voting Rights Act was passed and overcome Georgia’s notorious efforts to they support those who would revert to the election for both of its Senate seats. in 1965. The civil rights movement was suppress their votes. Over 4.9 million voted, Old South or those who would continue its O The races capture national attention anchored in Georgia, led by Rev. Dr. Martin a new record, with 4 million voting early. progress into the New South? The vote on because control of the Senate is at stake. If Luther King, the pastor at the historic Now the choice facing Georgia is stark: Jan. 5 will tell us much about Georgia, about the two Democratic challengers, Jon Ossoff Ebenezer Baptist Church in Atlanta. Julian between the sitting Republican senators the New South, and about America’s ability and Rev. Raphael Warnock. both win, the Bond and John Lewis, historic leaders of peddling racial fears and yesterday and the to deal with the crises we face. suntimes.com | The Hardest-Working Paper in America | Tuesday, November 17, 2020 | 25 WEATHER CHERYL SCOTT’S RISE-AND-SHINE FORECAST DAILY BRIDGE CLUB Tuesday morning: Partly cloudy and cold, with temperatures near 30 degrees. BY FRANK STEWART Catch the latest forecast on ABC7 weeknights at 4, 5, 6 and 10 p.m. It used to be that when someone missed the stagecoach, he waited patiently for a few days until the next one arrived. 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South dealer Today’s main offender: Today’s main offender: Albany 41/22 Flrry Denver 70/45 Sun Orlando 76/56 Sun N-S vulnerable Particulates not available Albuquerque 67/41 Sun El Paso 79/51 Sun Palm Beach 81/70 Shwrs MONDAY’S WEATHER (O’HARE) Amarillo 71/45 Sun Fairbanks 2/-10 Sun Philadelphia 49/32 PCldy NORTH Statistics ending 5 p.m. Monday Anchorage 18/9 Sun Fargo 35/28 Sun Phoenix 88/61 Sun ♠ J1073 High/low ...... 47/32 Asheville 53/29 Sun Fort Worth 71/45 Sun Pittsburgh 40/28 Flrry ♥ AQ103 Average high/low ...... 48/32 Aspen 55/32 Sun Hartford 47/28 Cldy Portland, ME 45/26 PCldy ♦ K63 Atlanta 63/38 Sun Helena 52/37 Cldy Portland, OR 56/48 Rain Last year high/low ...... 42/26 ♣ 86 Record high ...... 73 (1952) Atlantic City 51/33 PCldy Honolulu 86/74 Cldy Providence 49/28 PCldy Austin 76/40 Sun Record low ...... 6 (1959) Houston 76/48 Sun Reno 63/45 PCldy WEST EAST Baltimore 52/32 Sun Huntsville 61/33 Sun Sacramento 64/56 Rain Monday’s precipitation ...... 0.00 ♠ 84 ♠ 95 Today’s date, last year ...... 0.00 Baton Rouge 75/44 Sun Jackson, MS 70/41 Sun Salt Lake City 64/52 PCldy Birmingham 63/38 Sun Jacksonville 72/48 Sun San Antonio 75/47 Sun ♥ J2 ♥ K9876 November total (normal) ...... 0.67 (1.66) ♦ ♦ Year-to-date (normal) ...... 35.62 (33.23) Bismarck 45/28 PCldy Kansas City 58/45 Sun San Diego 77/56 Sun Q1085 J9 Monday’s snowfall ...... 0.0 Boise 58/45 Cldy Las Vegas 76/54 PCldy San Francisco 63/55 Rain ♣ AQ542 ♣ J1093 Today’s date, last year ...... 0.0 Boston 47/30 PCldy Lincoln 59/42 Sun San Juan 86/75 PCldy November total ...... 0.0 Brownsville 81/64 Sun Little Rock 66/36 Sun Seattle 56/46 Rain SOUTH Total for season ...... 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BY KYLE MACMILLAN For the Sun-Times Patrice Michaels performs hen Carnegie Hall pays “Notorious RBG in Song.” tribute to Justice Ruth LARRY SANDEZ W Bader Ginsburg with a star-studded online concert Thurs- day evening, Chicago connections will be abundant. Celebrated soprano Reneé Fleming, special projects adviser to Lyric Opera of Chicago, and soprano Patrice Michaels, Ginsburg’s daughter-in-law who teaches voice at the University of Chicago and Northwestern University, will be among the four principal artists. The latter will perform “My Dear- est Ruth,” an art song Chicago composer Stacy Garrop wrote for Ginsburg’s 80th birthday. Thursday’s commemoration, titled “Live with Carnegie Hall: Re- membering Ruth Bader Ginsburg,” will take place about two months after the death of the popular justice, who joined the Supreme Court in 1993. Heeding Coronavirus restrictions, the four singers and seven family members and friends will appear from different parts of the United States. Michaels and her pianist Kuang-Hao Huang recently taped their contribution to the festivities in Northwestern’s Galvin Recital Hall. “It’s a really nice gesture,” Gar- Ginsburg approached Garrop “Of all the things that a compos- or so after “In Eleanor’s Words,” a rop said of the Carnegie concert, about setting to music a letter ing career can do, you have no 2011 release of a recording of three “that the organization realizes the that Justice Ginsburg’s husband, idea where your music is going to Garrop works, and the justice importance of RBG and what she Martin, wrote to her at the end of end up and how people might see asked some insightful questions brought to the country. And to take his life. “I love being able to take a use for it,” Garrop said. “And to about the music’s conception. “So, the music that’s been important to the human voice and have that tell hear her speaking the text with my I was really impressed by that,” the the Ginsburg family and make sure the story,” Garrop said. music under it was probably the composer said. this music is getting highlighted is The resulting piece, “My Dear- highlight of my whole career right After an earlier encounter, really wonderful.” est Ruth,” gained visibility when there.” Michaels got to know Ginsburg in Ginsburg’s two children, Jane Michaels included it as part of her Stacy Garrop Patrice Michaels Garrop met Ginsburg several 2002, when the justice asked her and James, founder of the Chicago- 75-minute show “Notorious RBG times, and the composer always to participate in a musicale with based classical recording label in Song,” which the soprano has included a recording of Ginsburg found such encounters intimidat- pianist John Browning (his final Cedille Records, decided to com- performed solo and with other reading sections of her husband’s ing. “I never knew quite what to performance) that she organized at mission three female composers to singers all over the United States letter alongside Garrop’s music. say,” Garrop said. “You thank her, the Supreme Court, a continuation write works for the justice’s 80th and recorded on the Cedille label. When the justice died, many but everybody thanks her for what of a tradition started by Justice birthday party at the Supreme Then, in 2018, National Public people linked to that segment on she has done for this country.” Sandra Day O’Connor. The singer Court in 2013. Radio reporter Nina Totenberg did social media and the views of the Their first meeting came at a married Ginsburg’s son eight years In the summer of 2012, James a feature on that compact disc and composer’s website exploded. Cedille Records function a year later. suntimes.com | The Hardest-Working Paper in America | Tuesday, November 17, 2020 | 27

‘LIVE WITH CARNEGIE HALL: REMEMBERING RUTH BADER GINSBURG’ When: Online streaming at 7:30 ‘JOY’ TO BEHOLD p.m. Nov. 19 Where: Facebook and YouTube Tickets: Free Muncie exhibit showcases painter Bob Ross and the home of his PBS show Info: carnegiehall.org BY CHARLOTTE STEFANSKI, its, the Bob Ross Experience will Associated Press be open Wednesday through Sun- UNCIE, Ind. — Over the day at various times. A temporary Michaels is also a composer, past year, the historic 10-month “Bob at Home” exhibit and her show “Notorious RBG M Lucius L. Ball home at opened on Oct. 31 in the Oakhurst in Song” includes “THE LONG the Minnetrista museum campus Experience home that features VIEW: A Portrait of RBG in Nine has transformed from two empty more than 30 Bob Ross paint- Songs,” a cycle she wrote that is rooms into the Bob Ross Experi- ings. Due to COVID-19, masks are increasingly being performed by ence, reinvigorating the space required at Minnetrista. other singers as well. “All the time where the iconic painter once The grand opening of the ex- we spent together with me learn- filmed “The Joy of Painting.” hibit on Oct. 31 offered workshops, ing about her and her family in or- Ross, known for his landscape behind-the-camera talks with der for me to be able to compose a oil paintings, filmed his show at people close to Ross and a Bob song cycle about her was perhaps the house from 1983 to 1988. At Ross costume parade and contest. the most privileged experience the time, the house was owned by “A lot of people come in, and that I would never have expected WIPB, the local PBS station. this is where Bob stood and every- when I first got together with my “The Joy of Painting” ran for one has a variety of reactions to husband,” Michaels said. 11 years, capturing Ross’ quick that; some people cry and some Ginsburg was so open to techniques as he broke down the people are cool,” Maggart said. the project that she suggested painting process into simple steps While Minnetrista tries to stay Michaels do research for it at the for viewers at home. Bob Ross hosted “The Joy of Painting” on PBS for 11 years. FILE local in the work it does, Ross’ Library of Congress. “I’ll give you Ross died in 1995, but reruns exhibit has received national and access to my papers, and we’ll see of his iconic show continued to From the outdated carpet to The back hallway also features global attention, which is new ter- what you find,” the soprano recalls be broadcast across the country. the original studio cameras, the paintings done by Certified Ross ritory for the center. Ginsburg saying. “So, 64 boxes Minnetrista’s exhibit, in partner- room was reconstructed to how Instructors (CRIs), who learn to With Ross generally being a later, I had quite a lot of material.” ship with Bob Ross Inc., will have it looked in the 1980s. Guests can paint like Ross and then instruct private and humble person, Mag- An enthusiastic and knowledge- the power of place. see, and sometimes touch, Ross’ classes themselves. The four gart said the recognition perhaps able opera fan, the justice attended “I think for the staff, know- easel, paints and brushes. There paintings are of the different sea- would have been a little over- productions as often as she could ing the history of the home, even are other small items, including sons, and in Minnetrista’s way of the-top for him. Nonetheless, she at the Kennedy Center in Wash- beyond Bob Ross, something feels Ross’ afro pick, on bookshelves inviting the painters in, they have thinks he would be proud of the ington, D.C.Indeed, its proximity completeabout having something throughout the space. the opportunity to add their own space. was one of the key reasons she and in here like this,” said Katy Mag- “We wanted people to be able tree to the canvas. “We would say Bob would love her husband chose to live at the gart, communications manager at to come in and experience Bob in The upstairs section of the this. And that’s why we’ve worked Watergate, a complex just steps Minnetrista. “Taking this home, a real tangible way,” Maggart said. building currently is under so closely with these partners and away. that’s a historic Ball family home, “We wanted this to be something construction, and eventually it these people who knew Bob when Ginsburg was friends with and giving it new life feels good.” people could come in and touch, will house a gallery and studio he was living,” Maggart said. “We Anthony Freud, Lyric Opera of Upon walking into the house, explore and experience.” space. Bob Ross painting classes wanted this to honor Bob. We Chicago’s general director, and guests can read about Ross’ con- The other room on the ground will take place in the space after it don’t want this to commercialize she toured the Lyric Opera House nection to Minnetrista and see floor is set up like a living room opens in 2021. Bob or to take him and make him with him during one of her visits one of his original paintings. The in the ’80s, complete with a CR2 Maggart said many have asked something he wasn’t.” to Chicago. But she was never able exhibit has six Ross paintings in television. The intention of the why Minnetrista is “doing Bob.” Going forward from opening to attend a performance, because total, and is only one of two mu- room is to re-create how people For the center, it’s because Ross day, Maggart said she hopes the its season conflicted with her work seums to hold the painter’s work, originally experienced Ross. almost exclusively filmed “The exhibit will continue to bring peo- schedule at the Supreme Court. the other being the Smithsonian. Along the back bookshelf are Joy of Painting” at the Lucius L. ple in from all over the country. The justice and her husband did “The paintings will rotate in other artifacts of the time, like Ball home. “Our hope is to bring people to make a point of attending summer and out throughout the year,” VHS tapes of “The Goonies” and “That’s why it’s not a traveling East Central Indiana, to Muncie, opera in Santa Fe, New Mexico, Maggart said. “So, hopefully, every “The Princess Bride.” There’s also exhibit,” Maggart said. “It can’t to our community and share with and Cooperstown, New York, an time you come, there’s something a collection of Ross items, like a be, because it’s based on this them what we have, which is Bob annual tradition she continued new to look at. That was the inten- Chia Pet and bobblehead of the space right here.” and other cool things,” Maggart after her husband’s death, inviting tion.” painter, to show what an icon he Eventually it will be open to said. “We want this to be a really her children to join her. “It was In one room, guests can see was and remains. the general public, but for now great thing, for not just Minnetris- wonderful,” Michaels said, “to be and stand where Ross filmed “The “This is kind of a nod to the fact the new exhibit will be open to ta, but our community as a whole able to accompany her to both of Joy of Painting” in a recreated that people loved to invite Bob in,” ticket holders only, Maggart said. and our region as a whole.” those festivals.” studio setting. Minnetrista worked Maggart said. “Of course, it’s kind Tickets will be timed, partly due Tickets for the Bob Ross Expe- with Jim Needham, the general of a nod to all of the fun stuff that’s to COVID-19, and only 15 guests rience are $15 for adults and $12 Kyle MacMillan is a local freelance manager of WIPB at the time of come since. He became such an will be allowed in at a time. for kids, and can be purchased at writer. the show, to revive the space. icon.” Like Minnetrista’s other exhib- minnetrista.net/bobrossexperience. 28 | Tuesday, November 17, 2020 | The Hardest-Working Paper in America | suntimes.com

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Scorpio (Oct. 23-Nov. 21): Today Finding gifts for them becomes more daunt- ers all year long. Mercury is in your sign oppos- ing each year. I think gift cards and direct Because it was one of the best holidays Aries (March 21-April 19): Be very ing wild, wacky Uranus. This will money are tacky Christmas presents. we have ever had, we’re repeating the drive careful when dealing with financial make you think and speak hastily. You Do you think it would be odd to ask my again this year. When people join together, matters, especially anything to do might act too fast. Although you will un- adult children and other family members everyone CAN make a difference. with wills, debt, taxes and inheritances be- derstand ideas quickly, you will also jump to select a charity they would like me to DO YOU THINK IT WOULD cause you will be inclined to be very impul- to conclusions. Do something different to donate to instead of buying them gifts that sive and spontaneous. You might overlook meet new people who will challenge your just take up more room? This year has been BE ODD TO ASK MY ADULT details. You might act rashly. Not good! Be thinking. hard on many people financially, but most CHILDREN AND OTHER FAMILY smart and double check everything. of my family members are lucky enough to MEMBERS TO SELECT A Sagittarius (Nov. 22-Dec. 21): still be working through everything that CHARITY THEY WOULD LIKE Taurus (April 20-May 20): In discus- Today is full of an underlying has happened. I think charities could use a ME TO DONATE TO INSTEAD sions with partners and close theme of unrest and disquiet. You boost. OF BUYING THEM GIFTS THAT friends, be careful about being too feel it. Because of this kind of energy, it’s a New Idea in Florida JUST TAKE UP MORE ROOM? hasty and shooting from the hip. You might poor day to make snap judgments, which Dear New Idea: Iamsuretheycould. also jump to conclusions without getting all people are doing! Try to give everything a Yo ur ideaisterrific,and it reminded me of the facts.Likewise,you might attractsome- sober, second thought. a letter I printed many years ago, which I Santa’s Helpers in Phoenix one to you who does this very same thing. have edited because of space limitations. Dear Santa’s Helpers: Your signature Capricorn (Dec. 22-Jan. 19): In con- Read on: describes you fittingly. With that in mind, I Gemini (May 21-June 20): Yo u have versations with others, especially hope readers will be sensitive to the needs to be careful at work or doing any groups, you will be inclined to be Dear Abby: We have wrestled with the of charities in their local communities this task today (which also includes too blunt today. Don’t overdo things. This “What do we get for people who have every- year. Because money that would ordinarily anything that is health-related or related to is not the time to tell it like it is, which you thing?” dilemma. Last year, our family final- have been donated to local charities may a pet). This is because you are inclined to want to do because you secretly want to ly hit upon a solution. We discussed it with have been diverted in other directions, skip over details, think too fast, act too fast shock people to get their attention. our grandparents. They agreed it would be many charities are having difficulty raising and rush to judgment. more charitable for us to give something to enough to meet their budgets. Remember, Aquarius (Jan. 20-Feb. 18): Do not people who lack everyday necessities, so we folks, charity begins at home — and by that Cancer (June 21-July 22): This is an become impatient and too rest- adopted a battered children’s shelter. Those I mean the communities in which you dwell. accident-prone day for your kids; less when dealing with bosses, little ones are truly refugees. They need therefore, if you are a parent or are parents, teachers and the police today everything from toothbrushes and hair- For everything you need to know about wed- taking care of kids, be vigilant! Try to antici- (which you will be inclined to do). Further- brushes to baby formula and diapers — not ding planning, order “How to Have a Lovely pate problems and remove children from more, control your tendency to sloppiness to mention toys and games. Wedding.” Send your name and mailing ad- hazardous situations. Meanwhile, social and overlooking important details. Stay To our delight, our neighbors got dress, plus check or money order for $8 (U.S. plans might suddenly change. focused. involved in our project, too. For weeks, on funds), to: Dear Abby, Wedding Booklet, P.O. Thursdays, neighbors would leave dona- Box 447, Mount Morris, IL 61054-0447. (Ship- Leo (July 23-Aug. 22): Your home Pisces (Feb. 19-March 20): Today tions in a sack by their mailbox, and we ping and handling are included in the price.) scene will be interrupted because you are interested in any kind of would pick them up. Our goal was for every something unusual will occur. new experience, which is why you child in that shelter to wake up on Christ- Dear Abby is written by Abigail Van Buren, Small appliances might break down or mi- will be impatient with your usual routine. mas morning to find packages of necessities also known as Jeanne Phillips, and was nor breakages could occur. A family dispute Therefore, do something different! Get out and a few playthings. founded by her mother, Pauline Phillips. might also take place because people are and meet new people who will introduce The project created so much excitement Contact Dear Abby at www.DearAbby.com or impulsive and inclined to speak without you to new ideas. 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Apartments, Unfurn’d. Apartments, Unfurn’d. Apartments, Unfurn’d. Apartments, Furnished Rooms Cook County - Chgo. S Cook County - Suburban Lake County Cook County - Chgo. S Cook County - Chgo. S 7900 Blk Langley 3BR, 1BA, 2nd Forest Park: 1BR new tile, energy Round Lake Beach, IL Downtown Hyde Park floor, $1200/mo., heat incl. Laun- efficient windows, lndry faciliti- Ashland Hotel: Nice clean rms. Hyde Park Arms Residential Hotel, Cedar Villas is accepting 24 hr desk/maid/TV/laundry/air. TODAY’S CROSSWORD dry in bsmt. Section 8 Welc. Call ties, a/c, incls heat + natural gas, 5316 S. Harper, elev. bldg, cable, Mr.Johnson, 630-424-1403 $999/mo. Luis 708-366-5602 lv msg applications for subsidized Low rates daily/weekly/monthly fridge, priv. bath, lndry, $165 & up South Side. Call 773-376-5200 1BR Apt. waiting list for per wk, $350/bi-wk, $680/mo. BRONZEVILLE 3BR, 1BA HARVEY, 14500 Des Plaines, 2BR 773-493-3500/01 anytime Townhome. Great Neighborhood. Apt., 3rd floor, laundry on site, seniors 62 years or older and Tier 1 School. Section 8 off street parking, $800/mo., incl Welcome. Call 312-501-0509 hot water. Call 708-756-3926 the disabled. Rent is based on Sleeping Rooms 30% of annual income. For Bronzeville Area, lrg 3BR, LR, DR, Homes Cook County - Chgo. N eat in kitchen, garage space availa- details, call us 847-546-1899 ble. Owner occupied. $1100/mo. ∫ Cook County - Chgo. S ACACIA SRO HOTEL Section 8 Welcome. 773-285-9606 Men Preferred! Rooms for Rent. Lake County, IN SECTION 8 WELCOME. NO SE- Weekly & Monthly Rates. BRONZEVILLE: SECT. 8 WEL- CURITY DEP. 6733 S THROOP. 312-421-4597 COME, NO SECURITY DEPOSIT. û East Chicago, IN û 4BR, 2BA house, appls incl., 4841 S Michigan 3BR apt., appls Riverdale, 1 & 2BR, newly remod, 2BR $675 heat incl; tenant pays $1400/mo, Call 708-288-4510. BIG ROOM with stove, fridge, bath incl., $1350/mo, 708-288-4510. $800-$850/mo. Lndry, priv pkng, utils. 1 mo. free rent w/lease. & nice wood floors. Near Red Line sec cam. Wtr/heat incl. No crdt chk, Call MALCOLM 773-577-9361 & Buses. Elevator & Laundry, Shop- HYDE PARK ping. $128/wk + up. 773-561-4970 5401 S. Ellis. handicap accessible. 708.308.8137 SECTION 8 WELCOME. NO SE- 2.5 Room Apt. $475/mo. Apartments, Furnished CURITY DEPOSIT. 6717 S Rho- NICE ROOM w/stove, fridge & bath HEAT INCL 773-955-5106 Lake County des, 5BR, 2BA house, appls incl, Near Aldi, Walgreens, Beach, Red Cook County - Chgo. S $1450/mo. Call 708-288-4510 Line & Buses. Elevator & Laundry. NO SECURITY DEPOSIT Round Lake Beach, IL Cedar $135/wk & up. 773-275-4442 NO MOVE IN FEE Villas is accepting applications SECTION 8 WELCOME. NO SE- 1, 2, 3 BEDROOM APTS Crossroads Hotel SRO CURITY DEPOSIT. 6818 S. Win- Cook County - Chgo. W (773) 874-1122 for Subsidized 2 and 3 bedroom SINGLE RMS Private bath, chester, 3BR house, appls incl. apt waiting list. Rent is based on PHONE, CABLE & MAIDS. $1300/mo, Call 708-288-4510. CLEAN ROOM w/fridge & micro, Cook County - Chgo. W 1 Block to Orange Line Near Oak Park, Food -4-Less, 30% of annual income for quali- 5300 S. Pulaski 773-581-1188 Walmart, Walgreens, Buses & Metra, Chicago Westside: newly decorat- fied applicants. Contact us at Laundry. $125/wk & up. 773-637-5957 ed, 3 1/2BR, 1st flr, hdwd flrs, whirl- 847-546-1899 for details. pool tub, heat/hot water incl. $1000/ mo + $1000 security. 773-265-9415

PUBLIC ANNOUNCEMENT Warren Apartments, 1533 W. Warren Boulevard,Chicago, Illinois, is now accepting applications for opening for Studio and One Bedroom apartments. Income limitations apply in order to qualify for residency. All requests for applications must be completed in person only at Warren Apartments1519 W. Warren Blvd.,Chicago, Illinois 60617.Please call Latrecia Chance (312) 579-7248 to ar- range a private viewing.Covid Guidelines Will Be Followed/ Mask Required

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Public Notices Public Notices Bid Notice Bid Notice Sleeping Rooms Name Change METROPOLITAN WATER RECLAMATION DISTRICT Cook County - Chgo. W Cook County Change of Name SECTION 001113 – ADVERTISEMENT FOR BIDS OF GREATER CHICAGO State of Illinois PUBLIC NOTICE Large Sunny Room w/fridge, micro- County of Cook Sealed bids for the Window and Door Replacement at Irving wave. Near Oak Park, Green Line & In The Circuit Court For Middle School will be received by the Maywood-Melrose Park- As a requirement to receive low interest loans from the Illinois buses. 24 hr desk, parking lot, $110/ Environmental Protection Agency (IEPA) Water Pollution Con- week & up, $500/mo. 773-378-8888. Cook County, Illinois Broadview School District 89 at their Administrative Office lo- In The Matter of the Petition of The cated at 906 Walton Street, Melrose Park, IL 60160 until 9:00 trol Loan Fund, public notice is hereby given that the IEPA has Portia Tondalia Harrington a.m. prevailing time on Tuesday, December 1, 2020. Lump provided the Metropolitan Water Reclamation District of Great- Case # 20204004674 JOYNER Sum bid proposals will be received for this project at the er Chicago (MWRDGC) with a notice of intent to issue a cate- AUTOMOTIVE For Change of Name. scheduled time of receipt of bids and will be publicly opened gorical exclusion from the environmental review process for Notice of Publication LAW OFFICE and read aloud at the above stated time and place. Contract 19-155-3M Boilers 3, 4, 5 and MCC Replacement, Public Notice is hereby given Stickney Water Reclamation Plant, SRF Loan No. L173807. Autos that on 12/29/2020, at 9:30am ATTORNEY IS AVAILABLE Each bid must be accompanied by a Bid Guarantee in the HOME being one of the return days in form of a Bid Bond, Certified Check or Bank Draft in an The scope of work for Contract 19-155-3M includes installa- 2005 Mercury Mountaineer, sun- the Circuit Court of the County DURING COVID-19 VIA amount equal to and not less than ten percent (10%) of the tion of new replacement boilers and associated motor control roof, runs good, 3rd row seating, of Cook, I will file my petition in bid and made payable to Board of Education, Maywood- centers (MCCs). The boilers will have co-firing of digester gas seats 8, 138,000 miles, $2000 PHONE OR VIDEO CHAT Melrose Park-Broadview School District 89, Melrose Park, IL. and natural gas to maximize the available digester gas. A 312-659-6754 said court praying for the SWEET change of my name from Portia No bid shall be withdrawn for a period of sixty (60) days after deaerator will also be installed to provide for complete redun- Autos Wanted Tondalia Harrington to that of the bid opening date without the consent of the Owner. dancy. Upgrades also include the boiler chemical systems and Portia Tondalia Wilkes, pursuant DEBT BE GONE! Checks or drafts of unsuccessful Bidders will be returned as controls, and lighting. All work will take place within the exist- to the statute in such case soon as practical, after opening and checking the bids. Suc- ing Central Boiler Building at the Stickney, WRP. USED made and provided. Dated at Chapter 13 cessful Bidder must provide a Performance Bond and a Labor HOME. USED BIKES Chicago, Illinois, October 29, and Material Payment Bond in the full amount of the Contract, The location of work is the Stickney Water Reclamation Plant, MOTORCYCLES BANKRUPTCY 6001 W Pershing Road, Cicero, IL 60804. 2020. BANKRUPTCY acceptable to the Owner. TAKE ADVANTAGE Signature of Petitioner Chapter 7 – EZ Payment Plan WANTED /s/ Portia Harrington Bids shall be submitted in an opaque sealed envelope clearly OF OUR REAL ESTATE The purpose of this notice is to receive public comments on WANTED 11/3, 11/10, 11/17/2020 marked as SEALED BID and addressed to: the proposed project. The public has ten (10) days to com- LISTINGS AND SAVE #1116355 NO MONEY ment on the proposed project. Comments can be sent to Cath- 20% WHEN YOU erine A. O’Connor, Director of Engineering, MWRDGC, 100 Public Notices James Vreeland DOWN! Business Manager RESERVE YOUR East Erie Street, Chicago, Illinois 60611 or to Mr. Bill Jankousky, IEPA, Infrastructure Financial Assistance Section, Cellco Partnership and its con- Qualiﬁed Wage Maywood-Melrose Park-Broadview School District 89 AD TODAY. trolled affiliates doing business Earners 906 Walton Street P.O. Box 19276, Springfield, Illinois 62794-9276. as Verizon Wireless (Verizon Melrose Park, IL 60160 Wireless) is proposing to con- Contact Additional information and access to planning documents can struct a system of small-cell tel- 312-332-9001 The Board of Education reserves the right to reject any or all be found at MWRDGC offices at 111 East Erie Street, Chica- ecommunication facilities in the bids or parts thereof or waive any irregularities or in-formalities [email protected] go, Illinois. Please contact Mr. Louis Storino at (312) 751- vicinity of the following address We Are a Debt Relief Agency in bidding. or 312-321-2345 to 3167, or [email protected], for an appointment. within Lincolnwood, Cook Coun- 11/17/2020 #1117092 JoynerLawOffice.comadno=STM000111633801 learn more and share ty, Illinois: (3) 34-foot wood All Bidders must comply with applicable Illinois Law requiring CASH poles located near (LINC1074- the payment of prevailing wages by all contractors working on your home. A) 6701 Keeler Avenue; public works. PAID (LINC1053-B) near 4100 W. Lunt Avenue; (LINC_849-B) QUALIFICATION: Each Bidder must satisfactorily complete near 7124 E. Prairie Road. Pub- the qualification process described in Section 004395 - ON THE SPOT!! lic comments regarding poten- General Requirements of the Project Manual, by providing the tial effects from these sites on required Qualification Documents. The required Qualification • MOTORCYCLES/ historic properties may be sub- Documents must be delivered along with the Bidder’s sealed mitted within 30-days from the bid at the same place and time required for the bid. Contents SCOOTERS date of this publication to: Proj- of each Bidder’s Qualification Documents will be available for • ALL MAKES & ect 6120009892, 6120009894, public review. The Qualifica-tion Documents will be reviewed and 6120009898 - MW c/o EBI by the Owner and Architect to determine the lowest responsi- MODELS! Consulting, 6876 Susquehanna ble Bidder ATTENTION • WILL PICK UP! Trail South, York, PA 17403, mw ANY CONDITION [email protected], or Bidding documents consist of drawings, project manuals, plus If you listed Madden Park or Ida B. Wells Homes on your Housing Choice Survey via telephone at (678) 481- all addenda issued prior to bids; and may be ob-tained elec- 6555. tronically and reproduced at the Bidder’s expense following as a place you would like to live, please read the information listed below adno=STM000111674402 11/17/2020 #1117089 November 19, 2020 from Cross Rhodes Reprographics, 30 Eisenhower Lane North, Lombard, IL 60148, (630) 963-4700, CALL 630-660-0571 www.x-rhodesplanroom.com or contact them at orders@ The Draft Tenant Selection Plan (TSP), Lease, and other documents for Oakwood Shores, a x-rhodes.com. mixed-income community is available for review. The developer, The Community Builders Inc., Granite Development and UJIMA is working with CHA and the Oakwood Shores Working Group to develop a A mandatory pre-bid meeting walk-through for prime contractors will be held at 9:00 a.m., prevailing time, on Tuesday, No- Draft TSP and Lease for use at the private development known as Oakwood Shores. The units within Public Notices Public Notices vember 24, 2020 at Irving Middle School located at 805 South this development designated for CHA will be used as replacement public housing units for former Assumed Name 17th Avenue, Maywood, IL. Subcon-tractors are encour- Madden Park and Ida B. Wells Homes residents that have not selected their permanent housing as aged, but not required to attend. After the pre-bid meeting, first priority. Oakwood Shores Phase development will be located in the area bounded byEast37th ASSUMED NAME everyone shall visit the site to view the area of work, gather ad- Notice is hereby given, pursuant ditional information, and ask specific questions. There shall Place to the north, South Ellis Ave to the east, East Pershing Road to the south and South Vincennes to to "An Act in relation to the use be only one scheduled walk-through of the site. Attendance the west in Chicago. of an Assumed Business Name shall be taken at the site to ensure that all contractors have vis- in the conduct or transaction of ited the site. Non-attendance can be grounds for rejection of Business in the State," as bid. The 30-day public comment period will be held for CHA to receive written comments starting amended, that a certification City of Chicago on November 17 – December 16, 2020. Due to COVID-19, CHA has suspended all in person public Board of Education was registered by the under- Lori E. Lightfoot Mayor meetings and instead, CHA will livestream one public comment hearing. The date and time of the signed with the County Clerk of Maywood-Melrose Park-Broadview School District 89 Cook County. Registration Num- Melrose Park, Cook County, Illinois public comment livestream hearing is as follows: ber: Y20005092 on November PUBLIC NOTICE 11/17/2020 #1117080 5, 2020 NOTICE OF A FILED APPLICATION FOR A LIQUOR LICENSE Wed, Dec 2, 10:00 am: www.thecha.org/livestream Under the Assumed Name of CHICAGO SURFACE RENTAL with the business located at: Applicant: LOS GONZALEZ, INC. We ask that comments pertaining to Oakwood Shores be submitted electronically to commentonthe- 319 N ALBANY, CHICAGO, IL Name of Business: L’ PATRON [email protected] at least 48-hours prior to the comment hearing. Comments will be read live during 60602. The true and real full Proposed Location: 3749 W FULLERTON AVE. CHICAGO, IL 60647 Public Notices Public Notices name(s) and residence address Type of Liquor License: 1475 Consumption on Premises - Incidental Activity the time outlined above. Comments received after the hearing will be added to the comment grid. of the owner(s)/partner(s) is: Date Application Was Filed: October 30, 2020 CLARISSA BONET, 3601 S If you require translation services, please read the attached notice or check with your property WOOD ST, CHICAGO, IL Applicant: Esme Chicago LLC manager for more details. 60609, USA, LUIS BUENO, Name of Business: Esme 3601 S WOOD ST, CHICAGO, Proposed Location: 2200-2204 N CLARK ST. CHICAGO, IL 60614 IL 60609, USA. A summary and the full Oakwood Shores TSP & Lease will be available on CHA’s website at www. 11/17, 11/24, 12/1/2020 Type of Liquor License: 1475 Consumption on Premises - Incidental Activity Date Application Was Filed: November 02, 2020 City of Chicago thecha.org beginning Nov 17 until Dec 16, 2020. You may also mail or fax comments for the Draft #1117115 Lori E. Lightfoot Mayor Oakwood Shores TSP. All comments must be received by 5:00 pm on December 16, 2020. Applicant: Basant Company PUBLIC NOTICE Name of Business: Basant Proposed Location: 1939-1943 W BYRON ST. CHICAGO, IL 60613 NOTICE OF A FILED APPLICATION FOR A LIQUOR LICENSE Mail, E-mail or Fax comments to: Mechanics Liens Chicago Housing Authority Type of Liquor License: 1475 Consumption on Premises - Incidental Activity Applicant: Parasmai INC NOTICE OF PUBLIC SALE Date Application Was Filed: November 06, 2020 Name of Business: Urban Asiles Attention: Draft Oakwood Shores TSP & Lease Transport Funding, LLC, Over- Proposed Location: 3930 N PINE GROVE AVE. CHICAGO, IL 60613 60 E. Van Buren Street, 12th Floor land Park, Kansas will offer the Department of Business Affairs and Consumer Protection/Local Liquor Control Type of Liquor License: 1474 Package Goods Chicago, IL 60605 following property at public sale Commission Date Application Was Filed: November 10, 2020 at Arrow Truck Sales, Inc. 245 City Hall, Room 805 [email protected] W. South Frontage Rd., 121 North LaSalle Street Department of Business Affairs and Consumer Protection/Local Liquor Control Fax 312. 913.7837 Bolingbrook, IL 60440 on Chicago, IL 60602 12/01/20 commencing at Commission 10:00am City Hall, Room 805 If you have a question about this notice, please call the CHA at 312.913-7300. 2014 Freightliner Cascadia Objections to this application must be made in writing, signed by the objector, and 121 North LaSalle Street To request a reasonable accommodation, please call 312.913.7062. 3AKJGLDRXESFK9777 received by the Department of Business Affairs and Consumer Protection within 40 Chicago, IL 60602 TTY 866.331.3603 adno=STM000111679401 The property may be inspected days from the date the application was filed for all types liquor licenses listed here. Objections to this application must be made in writing, signed by the objector, by appointment prior to the sale. Specific grounds for the objection must be cited. adno=STM000111678101 and received by the Department of Business Affairs and Consumer Protection Inquiries: 630-226-1600. Cash within 40 days from the date the application was filed for all types liquor sales only. licenses listed here. Specific grounds for the objection must be cited. adno=STM000111700301 11/17/2020 #1116756 Tuesday, November 17, 2020 Chicago Sun-Times 35

Public Notices Public Hearings Public Hearings p p NOTICE TO DEMOLISH OR physical plant and related as- ter. The licensee and the owner REPAIR sets not resulting in a change of of the site is St. Bernard Hospi- the current licensee. The Appli- tal and Health Care Center. A PLEASE TAKE NOTICE THAT cants are Merrionette Park Safety Net Impact Statement THE PROPERTY COMMONLY 11560 Medical Properties, LLC., and Charity Care Information FUN & FLEXIBLE KNOWN AS: KAREP V MO REIT, LLC, and have been provided as required. 737 HALSTED RSA Properties I, LLC, RSA Impact Letters were sent to Chicago Heights, Illinois Properties II, LLC and RSA health facilities that maintain an 60411 Properties III, LLC. The operat- obstetric category of service P.I.N. 32-16-306-059-0000 ing entity will remain Renal Care within the geographic service SALES OPPORTUNITY Group Southside LLC. The Fair area. There is no cost to this is found and deemed by the City Market Value of the leased project. The expected comple- of Chicago Heights, pursuant to space is approximately tion date is December 31, 2020. Section 11-31-1(e) of the Illinois $961,556. The expected com- This exemption application was Municipal code, 65 ILCS 5/11- pletion date is December 31, called complete on November 31-1(e), to contain an open and 2020. 16, 2020. Written requests (no vacant building and constitute This exemption application was emails or faxes will be accept- an immediate and continuing called complete on November ed) for a public hearing must be NPS is the premier direct sales organization hazard to the surrounding com- 16, 2020. Written requests (no received by the Illinois Health munity and to the public at emails or faxes will be accept- Facilities and Services Review for a major publishing company. large. ed) for a public hearing must be Board no later than December received by the Illinois Health 1, 2020. The Application can Unless the open and vacant Facilities and Services Review be viewed at the offices of the Il- building located at or on the Board no later than December linois Health Facilities and Serv- above described Property is de- 1, 2020. The Application can be ices Review Board at the ad- We are hiring sales representatives with molished, repaired, or enclosed, viewed at the offices of the Illi- dress below or at the State SMALL- and unless any and all garbage, nois Health Facilities and Serv- Board’s website (https://www. experience to sell discounted newspaper debris, and other hazardous, ices Review Board at the ad- illinois.gov/ BUSINESS noxious, or unhealthy substan- dress below or at the State sites/hfsrb/Pages/default. ces or materials are removed Board’s website (https://www. aspx) subscriptions “Door to Door” and in “Retail” from the Property by the owner illinois.gov/ Courtney Avery, Administrator ADVERTIS- or owners of record, the benefi- sites/hfsrb/Pages/default. Illinois Health Facilities and stores. cial owner or owners of any land aspx) Services Review Board trust having title to the Property, Courtney Avery, Administrator 525 West Jefferson Street ING or any lien-holder or lien-holders Illinois Health Facilities and (2nd Floor) of record, within thirty (30) days Services Review Board Springfield IL 62761 following the date of this Notice, 525 West Jefferson Street 217-782-3516 AT YOUR • All Representatives must have sales so that an immediate and con- (2nd Floor) (TTY #800-547-0466 experience and be self-motivated. tinuing hazard to the surround- Springfield IL 62761 for hearing impaired only) FINGER- ing community and to the public 217-782-3516 11/17,11/18,11/19/20 #1117076 at large no longer exists, the (TTY #800-547-0466 NOTICE OF REVIEW AND building shall be demolished, for hearing impaired only) OPPORTUNITY FOR PUBLIC TIPS. repaired, or enclosed, and any 11/17,11/18,11/19/20 #1117078 HEARING AND WRITTEN • Straight commissions with unlimited garbage, debris, or other haz- NOTICE OF AN COMMENT ardous, noxious, or unhealthy OPPORTUNITY FOR In accordance with the require- income substances or materials shall PUBLIC HEARING ments of the Illinois Health Fa- be removed by the City of Chi- In accordance with the require- cilities Planning Act, notice is The new Sun- cago Heights. Any and all costs ments of the Illinois Health Fa- given of receipt to establish an and expenses incurred by the cilities Planning Act, notice is ambulatory care/diagnostic cen- Times ad portal • Flexible scheduling and weekly pay. City of Chicago Heights in rela- given of the receipt of an appli- ter, in Chicago. Project #20- tion to said demolition, repair, a cation for exemption for a 042, Mercy Care Center, Chica- makes it easier nd/or clean-up shall constitute a change of ownership of Premier go. Applicants: Mercy Care than ever for lien against the property. Cardiac Surgery Center, 11560 Center and Trinity Health Cor- S. Kedzie, Merrionette, Illinois- poration. The applicants pro- Chicago-area Territories available include the following: THE CITY OF CHICAGO Real Estate Only (#E-056-20). pose to establish an outpatient HEIGHTS The proposed change of owner- ambulatory care/diagnostic small business- - South & Southwest Suburban Department of Code Enforce- ship is the sale or transfer of the imaging facility in 13,389 GSF ment physical plant and related as- of space, located at 3753 South es to build brand 1601 S. Chicago Road sets not resulting in a change of Cottage Grove Avenue, Chica- awareness, (Includes NW Indiana) Chicago Heights, Illinois 60411 the current licensee. The Appli- go. Project cost: $13,142,898. (708) 756-5328 cants are Merrionette Park The application was declared reach a broader - North & Northwest Suburban 11/17,11/18,11/19/20 #1117087 11560 Medical Properties, LLC., complete on November 12, Service by Publication KAREP V MO REIT, LLC, and 2020. A copy of the application audience and - North & Northwest City CASE #20SC021513 Corinthian Kedzie, LLC. The may be viewed at the Illinois Circuit Court-Civil Division operating entity/licensee will re- Health Facilities and Services connect with State of Wisconsin Small main Premier Cardiac Surgery Review Board Office, at the ad- new customers. Claims Milwaukee County Center. The Fair Market Value dress below. To obtain a copy Defendant Name(s) and Ad- of the leased space is approxi- of an application, please call the dress (es): mately $751,730. The expected office for details and copying Start Immediately! BONITA ADAMS completion date is December fees, at the number listed be- Explore the 8035 S HERMITAGE 31, 2020. low. Consideration by the State portal and CHICAGO, IL 60620 This exemption application was Board has been tentatively You are being sued by Franklin called complete on November scheduled for the January 26, reserveanad Financial Corporation, in the 16, 2020. Written requests (no 2021 State Board Meeting. Any small claims court, Milwaukee emails or faxes will be accept- person wanting a public hearing today! County, in the Milwaukee Coun- ed) for a public hearing must be on the proposed project must SUNTIMES.COM/ ty courthouse located @ 901 N. received by the Illinois Health submit a written request for a 9th Street (Room# 400) Milwau- Facilities and Services Review hearing to: GROWYOURBIZ kee, WI 53233. Board no later than December Mike Constantino, Supervisor, A hearing will be held: FRIDAY, 1, 2020. The Application can be Project Review Section JANUARY 8, 2021 at 8:30am. If viewed at the offices of the Illi- Illinois Health Facilities and Questions? you choose not to appear, a nois Health Facilities and Serv- Services Review Board judgment will be given to Frank- ices Review Board at the ad- 525 West Jefferson Street Contact Sue lin Financial Corporation, due to dress below or at the State (2nd Floor) default. Board’s website (https://www. Springfield, Illinois 62761 Pickering at A copy of this has been illinois.gov/ (217) 782-3516 mailed to last known address on sites/hfsrb/Pages/default. (TTY# 800-547-0466 312.321.2952 11/13/20. aspx) for hearing impaired only) or spickering@ Plaintiff: Courtney Avery, Administrator Requests for hearings must be (414) 447-5130 Illinois Health Facilities and received by this Agency no later suntimes.com Franklin Financial Corporation Services Review Board than November 30, 2020. Any 10101 W GREENFIELD AVE 525 West Jefferson Street person wanting to submit written SUITE 200 (2nd Floor) comments on this project must WEST ALLIS WI 53214 Springfield IL 62761 submit these comments by Jan- 11/17/2020 #1117062 217-782-3516 uary 6, 2021. Public Hearings (TTY #800-547-0466 The State Board will post its for hearing impaired only) findings in a State Board Staff NOTICE OF AN 11/17,11/18,11/19/20 #1117077 Report, and the report will be OPPORTUNITY FOR NOTICE OF AN made available via the internet PUBLIC HEARING OPPORTUNITY FOR on January 12, 2021. The pub- In accordance with the require- PUBLIC HEARING lic may submit written respons- ments of the Illinois Health Fa- In accordance with the require- es in support of or in opposition cilities Planning Act, notice is ments of the Illinois Health Fa- to the findings of the Illinois given of the receipt of an appli- cilities Planning Act, notice is Health Facilities and Services cation for exemption for a given of the receipt of an appli- Review Board. The public will change of ownership of Frese- cation for exemption to discon- have until 9:00 am, January 19, Apply online at: nius Medical Care Merrionette tinue a 22-bed obstetric catego- 2021. The internet address Park, 11630 S. Kedzie, ry of service at St. Bernard Hos- used to access this report is: Merrionette Park, Illinois- Real pital and Health Care Center, www.hfsrb.illinois.gov Estate Only (#E-57-20) 326 West 64th Street, Chicago, 11/17,11/18,11/19/20 #1117075 newspapersolutionsinc.com The proposed change of owner- Illinois (#E-055-20). ship is the sale or transfer of the The Applicant is St. Bernard Hospital and Health Care Cen- or call Dan Harris at 773-899-6959 36 Chicago Sun-Times Tuesday, November 17, 2020

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BY LOLITA C. BALDOR war that al-Qaida brought to our shores in Associated Press 2001,” he said, and warned that “we must President Donald Trump is expected to avoid our past strategic error of failing to see cut a significant number of U.S. troops in Af- the fight through to the finish.” ghanistan and a smaller number in Iraq by But Miller also made it clear that “all wars the final days of his presidency, U.S. officials must end.” said Monday. The plan would run counter to “This fight has been long, our sacrifices military commanders’ advice over the past have been enormous. and many are weary year,while still falling short of Trump’s much- of war — I’m one of them,” he said.” Ending touted goal to end America’s long wars. wars requires compromise and partnership. The decision comes just days after Trump We met the challenge; we gave it our all. Now, installed a new slate of loyalists in top Pen- it’s time to come home.” tagon positions who share his frustration The accelerated withdrawal, however,goes with the continued troop presence in the against the long-standing advice of Trump’s war zones. But the expected plans would military leadership, including Marine Gen. leave 2,500 troops in both Iraq and Afghani- Frank McKenzie, top U.S. commander for stan, meaning that President-elect Joe Biden the Middle East. But officials suggested that would be the fourth president to grapple with commanders will be able to live with the par- the still-smoldering conflicts launched in the tial pullout, which allows them to keep coun- aftermath of the Sept. 11, 2001, attacks. terterrorism troops in Afghanistan and gives U.S. officials said military leaders were them time to remove critical equipment fro told over the weekend about the planned the country. withdrawals and that an executive order is McKenzie and others have repeatedly ar- in the works but has not yet been delivered gued that a hasty withdrawal could undercut to commanders. Officials cautioned that negotiations to finalize ongoing peace nego- there could always be changes, and Trump is Afghan special forces are shown on the outskirts of Kabul in April. There are 4,500 to 5,000 U.S. troops in the tiations between the Taliban and representa- known to make snap decisions based on me- country and more than 3,000 in Iraq. RAHMAT GUL/AP tives of Afghan society, including the Afghan dia reports and online chatter. Officials spoke government. And they also warn that U.S. on condition of anonymity to discuss internal threats but warned against a potentially “hu- secure peace for Afghanistan.” forces should remain in the country to keep deliberations. miliating” pullout from Afghanistan that he Under the planned order, the troop cuts Islamic State militants in check. There are 4,500 to 5,000 troops in Afghan- said would be worse than President Barack would be completed just five days before Biden Biden has sounded less absolute about istan and more than 3,000 in Iraq. Obama’s 2011 withdrawal from Iraq and rem- takes office on Jan. 20. Military commanders troop withdrawal. He has said some troops As news broke about the plan, Republican iniscent of the U.S. departure from Saigon in have expressed less concern about the reduc- could stay in Afghanistan to focus on the leaders on Capitol Hill issued stark warnings 1975. tion in Iraq, where the Iraqi forces are better counterterrorism mission. In response to a about making any hasty exit from Afghani- Rep. Michael McCaul, Republican leader able to maintain their nation’s security. questionnaire before the election, he said: stan that could jeopardize the peace process on the House Foreign Affairs Committee, Trump’s new Pentagon chief, Christopher “Americans are rightly weary of our longest and undermine counterterrorism efforts. said of the plans for Afghanistan, “We need to Miller, hinted at the troop withdrawals over war; I am, too. But we must end the war re- Senate Majority Leader Mitch McCon- ensure a residual force is maintained for the the weekend in a carefully worded message sponsibly, in a manner that ensures we both nell said the Trump administration has foreseeable future to protect U.S. national to the force. guard against threats to our homeland and made tremendous headway against terrorist and homeland security interests and to help “We remain committed to finishing the neverhavetogoback.” Trump administration takes steps toward lease sale in Alaska BY BECKY BOHRER erations. the impacts to the Porcupine Caribou Herd tions, “you better believe the Gwich’in will Associated Press The deadline for submitting nominations on which they have relied for subsistence. hold them accountable to it,” Demientieff JUNEAU, Alaska — The Trump adminis- and comments will be Dec. 17, the agency Conservation groups also have expressed op- said. tration is taking steps toward a lease sale with- said. position. Adam Kolton, executive director of the in the Arctic National Wildlife Refuge, an area Alaska political leaders, including the Bernadette Demientieff, executive direc- Alaska Wilderness League, said a lease sale President-elect Joe Biden has said he would state’s Republican congressional delegation, tor of Gwich’in Steering Committee, said the is “one more box the Trump administration move to protect from oil and gas drilling. celebrated in 2017 the passage of legisla- voices and concerns of indigenous people in is trying to check off for its oil industry allies Chad Padgett, state director for the U.S. tion allowing for drilling within the refuge’s the region are not being heard. before vacating the White House in January.” Bureau of Land Management for Alaska, roughly 1.5 million-acre coastal plain, seeing “But we’re not giving up. We’re not going Kolton questioned whether the Trump ad- said hearing from industry on which tracts to it as a way to boost oil production, create to just allow people to come into our home- ministration, based on how the process nor- make available “is vital in conducting a suc- jobs and generate royalties. Oil has long been land, do whatever they want and stand idly mally works, would have time to hold a lease cessful lease sale.” The agency plans to make Alaska’s economic lifeblood, though produc- by,” she said. sale. a formal call for nominations Tuesday. tion is a fraction of what it was at its peak in Biden, now the president elect, on his cam- “So a new Biden administration could It said it also will seek comments on the late 1980s. paign website mentioned an intent to perma- come in with tools at its disposal unwind whether tract sizes should be reduced and The Gwich’in people have opposed devel- nently protect the refuge. When someone this,” he said. “That said, we can’t take any- whether any should receive special consid- opment within the refuge, citing concerns on publicly states an intent to provide protec- thing for granted.” 38 | Tuesday, November 17, 2020 | The Hardest-Working Paper in America | suntimes.com Death Notices Death Notices Death Notices NATION/WORLD Chinino Jr., Eugene R. McGleam , Angeline “Chickie” Urgena, Sr., Napoleon B. Eugene R. Chinino Jr, 75. Passed away peacefully on Angeline “Chickie” McGleam, nee Pignone. Beloved Beloved husband of the late Milagros Urgena. November 13, 2020. Eldest son of the late Eugene Wife of William. Loving Mother of Kathy (Joe) Loving father of Nelson, Napoleon Jr. (Edita), Ex-Harvard and Anne (Brickham) Chinino; loving brother of Ragusa, Gina (Louie) Spalla, Tracie (Jeff)Kazda and the late Maribel, and Mary Ann (Doug). Loving Patricia (Ronald) Wilfinger, the late Anthony (Lynn the late Michael Koziarz. Proud Grandmother of grandfather of Anthony (Jonelle), Christiane Goeing) and Michael (Sheila Mascarello); proud Gia, Jenna, Aaron and Sean. Dear Sister of Rocco (Long), Zachary (Mariel), Timothy, Quinn and coach, father uncle of Ronald Wilfinger, Cheryl Boss, Donna (Gerry) Pignone, the late Annette (Joseph) Giuffre Casey. Loving great grandfather of Jason Urgena. Ritter, Tony Chinino, Brian Chinino, Gina Dardi and and the late Richard (Carol) Pignone. She will be Son of Adriano and Teofila Urgena. Dear brother of Angela Chinino; fond great uncle of 10; long time missed by her many cousins, nieces and nephews. Lydia Camanga, Adriano Urgena, Percival Urgena, charged in friend of Barb Kakta and Joy Kakta. Eugene was a Visitation Wednesday 4PM to 8PM at Foran Funeral the late Cynthia Villaluz, Adoracion Suarez, Regino graduate of Mt. Carmel High School and a retiree Home 7300 W. Archer Ave. (55 th street just west Urgena, and the late Chris Urgena. Napoleon was a admissions of Madison Bank and Nabisco. Due to COVID-19 of Harlem). Visitation Thursday from 8:30 AM until high school history and Filipino language teacher restrictions a memorial service will be held at time of Prayers 9:30AM. We will go in procession in the Philippines before coming to Chicago in a later date. Donations in Eugene’s memory to to St. Symphorosa Church for a 10AM Mass 1968. He retired from First Chicago’s International bribe scam St. Vincent DePaul Food Pantry, 4130 West 147th of Chrisitian Burial. Interment Holy Sepulchre Investigations Department after 23 years. He St. Midlothian, IL 60445 would be appreciated. Cemetery. To share a memory or offer condolences moved from Chicago to Hanover Park to enjoy BY ALANNA DURKIN RICHER Associated Press Arrangements entrusted to Lawn Funeral Home please visit Chickie’s personal tribute website at: retirement and to be closer with family. He was 17909 S. 94th Ave. Tinley Park, IL 60487 Funeral info www.foranfuneralhome.com. loved and popular as a teacher by his students. He BOSTON — The former fencing (708) 532-3100 Sign Guest Book at legacy.suntimes.com is remembered by his positve attitude, his humor, coach at Harvard and a wealthy Mary- Sign Guest Book at legacy.suntimes.com and his gift of storytelling. He was a devoted land businessman were arrested Mon- husband and father. He was a loving caregiver to his day on accusations that the coach took wife Mila. He will be missed by family and extended $1.5 million in bribes in exchange for family that he formed close relationships with. helping the businessman get his two Open visitation Friday November 20, from 2 to 8 sons into the Ivy League school as re- PM and on Saturday November 21 from 9 to 10 AM. cruited fencers. Merageas , Dimitrios P. Peter Brand, 67,who was fired by Har- Eulogy from 10 to 11:30 AM followed by a funeral vard last year, and Jie “Jack” Zhao, 61, Dimitrios “Jimmy” P. Merageas, 73, Born in service on Saturday at Ahlgrim & Sons Funeral of Potomac, Maryland, face a charge of Sparti, Greece; Beloved Home, 330 W. Golf, Schaumburg, IL. Interment at conspiracy to commit federal programs husband of Athena (nee 1:30 PM at Memorial Park Cemetery, 9900 Gross bribery. Their arrest comes more than Vlahiotis) Devoted father of Point Road, Skokie, IL. Funeral information 847-882- a year after a newspaper reported that Peter (Maria), Renee, and 5580. Brand sold his home for nearly double its Madeline; Cherished son Sign Guest Book at legacy.suntimes.com assessed value to Zhao. Zhao also paid of the late Panagiotis and for Brand’s car and helped cover Brand’s Vasiliki Merageas; Loving son’s college tuition, prosecutors said. brother of Soula (Angelo) “Today’s arrests show how Peter Manis; Dearest brother-in- Brand’s and Jie Zhao’s plan to circum- Dubin, Phyllis M. law of Eva (Gus) Babalis; vent the college admissions process Fond son-in-law of the late Christos and ended up backfiring on both of them. Phyllis M. Dubin, nee Brodsky, 91, beloved high Magdalini Vlahiotis; Dear uncle, cousin Now they are accused of exchanging school sweetheart, best friend, and wife and friend to many here and in Greece. morethan $1.5 million in bribesfor for 60 years of the late Norman Dubin; Dimitri was the Chef/Owner of Mykonos their own personal benefit,” Joseph devoted and proud mother of Joel Greek Restaurant located in Niles, HONOR THE Bonavolonta, head of the FBI Boston Dubin (Sara Guralnick); caring sister IL. for over 40 years. Those that knew him well, Division, said in an emailed statement. of Ronald Brodsky; loving daughter often listened to him boast that he was the 301st The case is separate from the re- of the late Victor and Ethel Brodsky; dear friend Spartan. He will be sadly missed by all that knew LOVED ONES cent college admissions scandal in of many. Phyllis was known for being extremely him. Visitation, Wednesday, November 18, 2020 which an admission consultant ran a loving, supportive, strong, and dedicated to family. from 4 – 8 p.m. at Colonial Wojciechowski Funeral scheme to get kids into top universi- She was the typical “Jewish Mother.” She was a Home 8025 W. Golf Rd. Niles, IL. and Thursday YOU HAVE ties across the country with rigged great example, along with her beloved Norman, morning from 10 a.m. until time of Funeral service test scores or fake athletic credentials. of someone who knew how to enjoy life and have 11 a.m. at St. Nectarios Greek Orthodox Church LOST. An attorney for Zhao said the man fun. She loved restaurants, theater, art fairs, and 133 S. Roselle Rd. Palatine, IL.; Interment will denies the accusations and will vigor- many other events. Phyllis will be greatly missed. follow to Ridgewood Cemetery. Please omit flowers ously contest them in court. In lieu of flowers, memorial contributions may be donations in his memory to the Hippocratic List a death notice in the Sun-Times “Jack Zhao’s children were academ- made to ORT, ortamerica.org, The American Heart Cancer Research Foundation c/o Robert H. Lurie as you grieve and celebrate the lives ic stars in high school and internation- Association, www2.heart.org, OR The Dementia Comprehensive Cancer Center of Northwestern of your loved ones. ally competitive fencers who obtained Society of America, dementiasociety.org. A private University 676 N. St. Clair St. Suite 1200 Chicago, admission to Harvard on their own graveside service will be held. For info: 847-256- IL. 60611, appreciated. Eternal be his Memory. To learn more and reserve space merit. Both of them fenced for Har- 5700. Arrangements by NICHOLAS M. PISHOS FUNERAL vard at the Division One level through- Sign Guest Book at legacy.suntimes.com DIRECTOR, LTD., Info: 847-581-0536 both in print and online, email us out their college careers,” Attorney or www.colonialfuneral.com at [email protected] William Weinreb said in an email. Sign Guest Book at legacy.suntimes.com or call 312-321-2952. Brand appeared before a Boston federal judge. The judge allowed him to be released and ordered him to pay a $100,000 secured bond. Brand’s law- yer said the former coach “looks forward to the truth coming out in court.” ◆ suntimes.com | The Hardest-Working Paper in America | Tuesday, November 17, 2020 | 39

Washington at Pittsburgh, Noon Houston 354.4 266.6 87.9 22.2 Russell Wilson, SEA 45 325 7.2 1 COLLEGE ACC MOUNTAIN WEST NFL Cleveland at Tennessee, Noon Carolina 351.0 245.6 105.4 23.3 Jamaal Williams, GB 76 324 4.3 1 Conference All Games Conference All Games L.A. Rams at Arizona, 3:05 p.m. Baltimore 348.1 184.1 164.0 27.1 Chris Carson, SEA 66 323 4.9 3 FOOTBALL W L PF PA W L PF PA WEST W L PF PA W L PF PA AFC N.Y. Giants at Seattle, 3:05 p.m. Cleveland 347.8 188.8 159.0 24.0 Joshua Kelley, LAC 98 313 3.2 1 Notre Dame 7 0 249 133 8 0 301 133 Nevada 4 0 135 82 4 0 135 82 East W L T Pct PF PA Philadelphia at Green Bay, 3:25 p.m. Pittsburgh 345.0 243.2 101.8 30.1 Phillip Lindsay, DEN 57 312 5.5 1 Clemson 6 1 314 156 7 1 363 156 San Jose St. 4 0 117 61 4 0 117 61 Buffalo 7 3 0 .700 272 265 New England at L.A. Chargers, 3:25 p.m. Jacksonville 340.4 240.4 100.0 22.1 J.K. Dobbins, BAL 57 310 5.4 2 SCHEDULE Miami 6 1 235 184 7 1 266 198 Fresno St. 3 1 132 94 3 1 132 94 Miami 6 3 0 .667 251 182 Denver at Kansas City, 7:20 p.m. Denver 334.0 227.4 106.6 20.7 Devontae Booker, LV 49 304 6.2 3 UNC 6 2 345 246 6 2 345 246 San Diego St. 3 1 123 51 3 1 123 51 New England 4 5 0 .444 189 211 Philadelphia 331.8 209.0 122.8 22.6 Raheem Mostert, SFO 51 303 5.9 1 Tuesday’s Games Monday, Dec. 7 NC State 5 3 268 271 5 3 268 271 Hawaii 2 2 90 117 2 2 90 117 N.Y. Jets 0 9 0 .000 121 268 Washington 323.9 232.0 91.9 20.0 Chase Edmonds, ARI 62 302 4.9 1 Buffalo at San Francisco, 7:15 p.m. Buffalo at Bowling Green, 6 p.m. Virginia Tech 4 3 250 208 4 4 285 246 UNLV 0 4 69 145 0 4 69 145 South W L T Pct PF PA Miami 318.1 219.4 98.7 27.9 Jerick McKinnon, SF 77 294 3.8 5 Byes: Carolina, Tampa Bay Akron at Kent State, 7 p.m. Wake Forest 3 3 209 194 4 3 275 208 Conference All Games Indianapolis 6 3 0 .667 242 177 N.Y. Giants 306.6 196.1 110.5 19.5 Josh Allen, BUF 72 279 3.9 5 Ohio at Miami (OH), canceled Boston Coll. 4 4 216 221 5 4 240 242 MOUNTAIN W L PF PA W L PF PA Tennessee 6 3 0 .667 249 235 WEEK 14 Chicago 300.9 222.7 78.2 19.1 Wayne Gallman, NYG 69 275 4.0 5 Wednesday’s Games Pittsburgh 3 4 166 184 4 4 221 184 Boise St. 3 0 143 64 3 1 160 115 Houston 2 7 0 .222 200 252 N.Y. Jets 266.0 167.1 98.9 13.4 Rex Burkhead, NE 63 267 4.2 3 Thursday, Dec. 10 Virginia 3 4 194 216 3 4 194 216 Colorado St. 1 2 72 114 1 2 72 114 Jacksonville 1 8 0 .111 199 271 Jordan Wilkins, IND 68 250 3.7 1 Northern Illinois at Ball State, 6 p.m. New England at L.A. Rams, 7:20 p.m. DEFENSE Georgia Tech 2 4 129 229 2 5 150 278 Wyoming 1 2 89 78 1 2 89 78 North W L T Pct PF PA Toledo at Eastern Michigan, 6 p.m. Sunday, Dec. 13 RECEIVING Duke 1 6 152 240 2 6 205 259 AirForce 023666127673 Pittsburgh 9 0 0 1.000 271 171 Yards Pass Rush Pts Western Michigan at Central Michigan, 6 p.m. Houston at Chicago, Noon Florida St. 1 6 135 265 2 6 176 289 New Mexico 0 3 74 104 0 3 74 104 Baltimore 6 3 0 .667 244 165 Indianapolis 290.4 198.7 91.8 19.7 Rec Tgts Yds TD Denver at Carolina, Noon Thursday’s Games Louisville 1 6 188 217 2 6 223 238 Utah St. 0 4 45 149 0 4 45 149 Cleveland 6 3 0 .667 216 244 L.A. Rams 296.4 199.7 96.8 18.7 Stefon Diggs, BUF 73 102 906 4 Dallas at Cincinnati, Noon Syracuse 1 6 125 211 1 7 146 249 Cincinnati 2 6 1 .278 204 250 Tampa Bay 300.3 223.7 76.6 22.6 DeAndre Hopkins, ARI 67 88 861 4 Tulane at Tulsa, 6:30 p.m. THE AP TOP TWENTY FIVE Green Bay at Detroit, Noon West W L T Pct PF PA New Orleans 308.2 231.4 76.8 23.7 D.K. Metcalf, SEA 45 72 816 8 Utah State at Wyoming, 8 p.m. SEC Tennessee at Jacksonville, Noon The Top 25 teams in The Associated Press Kansas City 8 1 0 .889 286 183 San Francisco 315.9 208.9 107.0 23.4 Terry McLaurin, WAS 57 86 787 3 Friday’s Games Kansas City at Miami, Noon Conference All Games college football poll, with first-place votes in Las Vegas 6 3 0 .667 255 241 Pittsburgh 318.1 211.3 106.8 19.0 Robby Anderson, CAR 64 86 772 1 Arizona at N.Y. Giants, Noon Purdue at Minnesota, 6:30 p.m. EAST W L PF PA W L PF PA parentheses, records through Nov. 14, total Denver 3 6 0 .333 186 254 Washington 320.7 194.7 126.0 24.2 Travis Kelce, KC 58 80 769 6 Minnesota at Tampa Bay, Noon Syracuse at Louisville, 6 p.m. Florida 5 1 275 180 5 1 275 180 points based on 25 points for a first-place L.A. Chargers 2 7 0 .222 226 245 Baltimore 323.0 213.3 109.7 18.3 Justin Jefferson, MIN 42 54 762 3 Indianapolis at Las Vegas, 3:05 p.m. Green Bay 335.9 225.1 110.8 24.9 Allen Robinson, CHI 63 95 755 3 UMass at Florida Atlantic, 7 p.m. Georgia 4 2 174 125 4 2 174 125 vote through one point for a 25th-place vote, NFC N.Y. Jets at Seattle, 3:05 p.m. Chicago 340.1 225.0 115.1 20.9 Davante Adams, GB 61 81 741 9 New Mexico at Air Force, 8:30 p.m. Kentucky 3 4 163 149 3 4 163 149 and previous ranking: East W L T Pct PF PA Atlanta at L.A. Chargers, 3:25 p.m. Philadelphia 344.8 211.8 133.0 25.8 D.J. Moore, CAR 39 69 736 4 Saturday’s Games Missouri 2 3 113 165 2 3 113 165 Record Pts Prv New Orleans at Philadelphia, 3:25 p.m. L.A. Chargers 349.8 232.3 117.4 27.2 Tennessee 2 4 124 189 2 4 124 189 1. Alabama (60) 6-0 1548 1 Philadelphia 3 5 1 .389 203 232 Keenan Allen, LAC 65 93 690 5 Illinois at Nebraska, 11 a.m. N.Y. Giants 3 7 0 .300 195 236 Washington at San Francisco, 3:25 p.m. New England 353.3 224.1 129.2 23.4 Tyler Lockett, SEA 58 79 681 7 S. Carolina 2 5 191 257 2 5 191 257 2. Notre Dame (1) 8-0 1467 2 Wisconsin at Northwestern, 2:30 p.m. Dallas 2 7 0 .222 204 290 Pittsburgh at Buffalo, 7:20 p.m. Kansas City 354.1 215.7 138.4 20.3 Calvin Ridley, ATL 43 68 657 6 Vanderbilt 0 6 99 215 0 6 99 215 3. Ohio State (1) 3-0 1445 3 UCLA at Oregon, TBD Washington 2 7 0 .222 180 218 Monday, Dec. 14 Cleveland 357.1 252.2 104.9 27.1 Amari Cooper, DAL 59 83 655 2 Conference All Games 4. Clemson 7-1 1355 4 Michigan State at Maryland, TBD South W L T Pct PF PA Baltimore at Cleveland, 7:15 p.m. N.Y. Giants 358.6 257.7 100.9 23.6 Tyreek Hill, KC 44 72 650 9 WEST W L PF PA W L PF PA 5. Texas A&M 5-1 1240 5 Indiana at Ohio State, 11 a.m. New Orleans 7 2 0 .778 271 213 Denver 360.0 231.2 128.8 28.2 Alvin Kamara, NO 67 80 648 4 Alabama 6 0 283 132 6 0 283 132 6. Florida 5-1 1222 6 Clemson at Florida State, 11 a.m. Tampa Bay 7 3 0 .700 296 226 TOP PERFORMANCES Arizona 370.0 249.8 120.2 23.3 Cole Beasley, BUF 55 67 642 3 Texas A&M 5 1 200 150 5 1 200 150 7. Cincinnati 7-0 1198 7 Florida at Vanderbilt, 11 a.m. Atlanta 3 6 0 .333 243 251 Miami 371.9 243.8 128.1 20.2 Julio Jones, ATL 43 56 638 3 Auburn 4 2 170 137 4 2 170 137 8. BYU 8-0 1094 8 Week 10 Appalachian State at Coastal Carolina, 11 a.m. Carolina 3 7 0 .300 233 272 Buffalo 373.7 238.7 135.0 26.5 Will Fuller, HOU 41 60 628 6 Arkansas 3 4 182 220 3 4 182 220 9. Indiana 4-0 997 10 Houston at SMU, 11 a.m. Mississippi 3 4 287 286 3 4 287 286 10. Wisconsin 2-0 950 13 North W L T Pct PF PA PASSING Las Vegas 377.6 264.9 112.7 26.8 Tyler Boyd, CIN 60 76 625 3 Green Bay 7 2 0 .778 277 224 Carolina 380.0 255.5 124.5 27.2 Tee Higgins, CIN 40 61 603 4 LSU at Arkansas, 11 a.m. LSU 2 3 179 168 2 3 179 168 11. Oregon 2-0 949 11 Chicago 5 5 0 .500 191 209 Comp/Att Yds TD Dallas 381.6 224.6 157.0 32.2 CeeDee Lamb, DAL 44 68 595 3 Wake Forest at Duke, 11 a.m. Miss. St. 2 4 98 165 2 4 98 165 12. Miami 7-1 940 9 Detroit 4 5 0 .444 227 267 Alex Smith, WSH 38/55 390 0 Minnesota 383.6 267.9 115.7 27.4 Darius Slayton, NYG 38 64 584 3 East Carolina at Temple, 11 a.m. 13. Georgia 4-2 824 12 Minnesota 4 5 0 .444 236 247 Tom Brady, TB 28/39 341 3 Tennessee 398.1 277.4 120.7 26.1 Cooper Kupp, LAR 53 78 577 2 Stephen F. Austin at Memphis, 11 a.m. BIG 12 14. Oklahoma State 5-1 750 14 Ben Roethlisberger, PIT 27/46 333 4 Charlotte at Marshall, 11:30 a.m. 15. Coastal Carolina 7-0 557 15 West W L T Pct PF PA Cincinnati 398.2 265.1 133.1 27.8 Jerry Jeudy, DEN 34 69 552 2 Conference All Games Aaron Rodgers, GB 24/34 325 2 Georgia Southern at Army, 12:30 p.m. 15. Marshall 7-0 557 16 Arizona 6 3 0 .667 266 210 Detroit 400.0 258.4 141.6 29.7 Brandin Cooks, HOU 43 68 549 3 W L PF PA W L PF PA Philip Rivers, IND 29/39 308 1 Central Arkansas at Louisiana, 1 p.m. 17. Iowa State 5-2 498 17 L.A. Rams 6 3 0 .667 216 168 N.Y. Jets 402.7 281.8 120.9 29.8 Adam Thielen, MIN 41 65 523 9 Iowa St. 5 1 216 156 5 2 230 187 Jared Goff, LAR 27/37 302 0 FIU at Western Kentucky, 1 p.m. 18. Oklahoma 5-2 497 18 Seattle 6 3 0 .667 290 266 Houston 409.1 241.7 167.4 28.0 JuJu Smith-Schuster, PIT 54 70 516 5 Oklahoma St. 4 1 152 100 5 1 168 107 Kirk Cousins, MIN 25/36 292 2 Rice at North Texas, 1 p.m. 19. Northwestern 4-0 378 23 San Francisco 4 6 0 .400 238 234 Atlanta 410.0 310.3 99.7 27.9 Mike Evans, TB 40 63 514 8 Oklahoma 4 2 275 171 5 2 323 171 Josh Allen, BUF 32/49 284 2 20. Southern Cal 2-0 377 20 Jacksonville 415.6 283.9 131.7 30.1 Chase Claypool, PIT 35 57 500 7 North Alabama at BYU, 2 p.m. Texas 4 2 224 205 5 2 283 208 WEEK 10 Matthew Stafford, DET 24/33 276 3 21. Liberty 8-0 307 22 Seattle 448.3 353.3 95.0 29.6 DJ Chark, JAX 37 58 493 4 UTSA at Southern Mississippi, 2 p.m. Kansas St. 4 2 173 141 4 3 204 176 Drew Lock, DEN 23/47 257 1 22. Texas 5-2 296 21 Monday’s Result A.J. Brown, TEN 32 52 478 6 Arkansas State at Texas State, 2 p.m. West Virginia 4 3 179 132 5 3 235 142 Lamar Jackson, BAL 24/34 249 2 INDIVIDUAL LEADERS 23. Auburn 4-2 187 24 George Kittle, SF 37 49 474 2 Iowa at Penn State, 2:30 p.m. TCU 3 4 168 187 3 4 168 187 Minnesota 19, Chicago 13 Russell Wilson, SEA 22/37 248 0 24. Louisiana-Lafayette 7-1 177 25 Through Week 10 Robert Woods, LAR 42 60 469 4 California at Oregon State, 2:30 p.m. Texas Tech 2 5 196 271 3 5 231 304 Nick Mullens, SF 24/38 247 1 25. Tulsa 4-1 155 - Sunday’s Results Michael Gallup, DAL 29 55 468 1 Ole Miss at Texas A&M, 2:30 p.m. Baylor 1 5 161 163 1 5 161 163 Kyler Murray, ARI 22/32 245 1 PASSING M. Valdes-Scantling, GB 22 45 463 4 Cincinnati at UCF, 2:30 p.m. AMWAY COACHES POLL Cleveland 10, Houston 7 Daniel Jones, NYG 21/28 244 0 Kansas 0 6 83 301 0 7 106 339 Detroit 30, Washington 27 Com/Att Yds TD/Int DeVante Parker, MIA 38 56 462 3 Texas at Kansas, 2:30 p.m. The Amway Top 25 football poll, with first- Green Bay 24, Jacksonville 20 RUSHING Josh Allen, BUF 249/364 2871 21/7 Jarvis Landry, CLE 36 55 448 0 San Diego State at Nevada, 2:30 p.m. PAC-12 Russell Wilson, SEA 233/334 2789 28/10 Brandon Aiyuk, SF 35 56 446 3 Middle Tennessee at Troy, 2:30 p.m. place votes in parentheses, records through N.Y. Giants 27, Philadelphia 17 Car Yds TD Conference All Games Matt Ryan, ATL 236/351 2746 15/5 Tim Patrick, DEN 31 48 444 3 Kansas State at Iowa State, 3 p.m. Nov. 15, total points based on 25 points for Tampa Bay 46, Carolina 23 Ronald Jones II, TB 23 192 1 NORTH W L PF PA W L PF PA Tom Brady, TB 254/385 2739 23/7 Travis Fulgham, PHI 30 49 443 4 Kentucky at Alabama, 3 p.m. first place through one point for 25th, and Arizona 32, Buffalo 30 Nick Chubb, CLE 19 126 1 Oregon 2 0 78 43 2 0 78 43 Patrick Mahomes, KC 220/329 2687 25/1 Corey Davis, TEN 34 48 436 3 UL Monroe at Louisiana Tech, 3 p.m. previous ranking: Las Vegas 37, Denver 12 Damien Harris, NE 22 121 0 Washington 1 0 27 21 1 0 27 21 Aaron Rodgers, GB 213/314 2578 26/3 Randall Cobb, HOU 36 46 434 2 Abilene Christian at Virginia, 3 p.m. Record Pts Prv Miami 29, L.A. Chargers 21 Josh Jacobs, LV 21 112 2 Wash. State 1 1 67 71 1 1 67 71 Teddy Bridgewater, CAR 238/330 2552 13/7 Darren Waller, LV 53 76 431 4 Virginia Tech at Pittsburgh, 3 p.m. 1. Alabama (57) 6-0 1545 1 L.A. Rams 23, Seattle 16 James Robinson, JAX 23 109 0 California 0 1 10 34 0 1 10 34 Deshaun Watson, HOU 205/301 2539 18/5 Marquise Brown, BAL 32 55 431 2 Georgia State at South Alabama, 3 p.m. 2. Notre Dame (3) 8-0 1468 2 New Orleans 27, San Francisco 13 Kareem Hunt, CLE 19 104 0 Oregon St. 0 2 49 65 0 2 49 65 Joe Burrow, CIN 242/370 2485 12/5 Mike Williams, LAC 25 45 431 3 UNLV at Colorado State, 4:30 p.m. 3. Ohio State (2) 3-0 1430 3 Pittsburgh 36, Cincinnati 10 Derrick Henry, TEN 19 103 0 Stanford 0 2 46 70 0 2 46 70 Jared Goff, LAR 213/321 2447 13/6 Keelan Cole, JAX 34 49 427 4 Tennessee at Auburn, 6 p.m. 4. Clemson 7-1 1349 4 New England 23, Baltimore 17 Kenyan Drake, ARI 16 100 0 Conference All Games Matthew Stafford, DET 198/311 2403 17/7 Christian Kirk, ARI 27 46 427 6 San José State at Fresno State, 6 p.m. 5. Florida 5-1 1232 5 Open: Kansas City, N.Y. Jets, Atlanta, Dallas Dalvin Cook, MIN 30 96 0 SOUTH W L PF PA W L PF PA Philip Rivers, IND 215/313 2395 11/7 Diontae Johnson, PIT 37 65 426 4 Mississippi State at Georgia, 6:30 p.m. 6. Texas A&M 5-1 1230 6 Miles Sanders, PHI 15 85 0 Colorado 2 0 83 74 2 0 83 74 Thursday, Nov. 12 Kyler Murray, ARI 212/311 2375 17/8 Josh Reynolds, LAR 30 48 416 2 Oklahoma State at Oklahoma, 6:30 p.m. 7. Cincinnati 7-0 1168 7 Salvon Ahmed, MIA 21 85 1 Southern Cal 2 0 62 57 2 0 62 57 Indianapolis 34, Tennessee 17 Justin Herbert, LAC 201/301 2333 19/6 Scott Miller, TB 27 42 414 2 Liberty at NC State, 6:30 p.m. 8. BYU 8-0 1100 8 Devontae Booker, LV 16 81 2 UCLA 1 1 76 58 1 1 76 58 Ben Roethlisberger, PIT 223/334 2267 22/4 Chris Godwin, TB 34 41 412 2 Michigan at Rutgers, 6:30 p.m. 9. Miami 7-1 987 9 WEEK 11 D’Andre Swift, DET 16 81 0 Arizona 0 1 30 34 0 1 30 34 Drew Brees, NO 219/298 2196 18/3 Hayden Hurst, ATL 37 54 411 3 Missouri at South Carolina, 6:30 p.m. 10. Indiana 4-0 983 10 Nyheim Hines, IND 12 70 1 Arizona St. 0 1 27 28 0 1 27 28 Thursday’s Game Derek Carr, LV 196/283 2156 16/2 Danny Amendola, DET 28 44 411 0 Arizona at Washington, 7 p.m. 11. Georgia 4-2 879 11 Kalen Ballage, LAC 18 68 0 Utah 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Kirk Cousins, MIN 162/245 2147 17/11 Jamison Crowder, NYJ 31 48 409 3 Georgia Tech at Miami, 7 p.m. 12. Wisconsin 2-0 853 14 Arizona at Seattle, 7:20 p.m. Daniel Jones, NYG 9 64 1 13. Oregon 2-0 879 12 Boston Scott, PHI 3 63 1 Ryan Tannehill, TEN 182/281 2128 20/3 Marvin Jones, DET 33 51 404 5 Navy at South Florida, 7 p.m. AAC Sunday’s Games Daniel Jones, NYG 212/334 2122 8/9 Hunter Renfrow, LV 29 39 399 2 Arizona State at Colorado, 9 p.m. 14. Oklahoma State 5-1 790 13 Kyler Murray, ARI 11 61 2 15. Marshall 7-0 572 15 Atlanta at New Orleans, Noon Carson Wentz, PHI 199/342 2091 12/12 Mecole Hardman, KC 25 33 395 3 USC at Utah, 9:30 p.m. Conference All Games Russell Wilson, SEA 8 60 0 16. Iowa State 5-2 543 16 Cincinnati at Washington, Noon Dak Prescott, DAL 151/222 1856 9/4 Hunter Henry, LAC 37 59 387 2 Washington State at Stanford, 10 p.m. W L PF PA W L PF PA RECEIVING 17. Oklahoma 5-2 492 18 Detroit at Carolina, Noon Gardner Minshew, JAX 176/267 1855 13/5 John Brown, BUF 29 48 386 2 Boise State at Hawai’i, 10 p.m. Cincinnati 5 0 212 57 7 0 291 87 18. Coastal Carolina 7-0 485 17 New England at Houston, Noon Rec Yds TD Nick Foles, CHI 202/311 1852 10/8 Dalton Schultz, DAL 35 55 383 2 Tulsa 4 0 138 93 4 1 145 109 19. Southern California 2-0 384 20 Philadelphia at Cleveland, Noon Marquez Valdes-Scantling, GB 4 149 1 Lamar Jackson, BAL 158/247 1762 14/5 Russell Gage, ATL 35 52 379 1 BIG TEN SMU 4 2 202 191 7 2 348 257 Baker Mayfield, CLE 149/243 1646 15/7 UCF 4 2 259 180 5 2 308 201 20. Northwestern 4-0 362 23 Pittsburgh at Jacksonville, Noon Justin Jefferson, MIN 8 135 0 Kendrick Bourne, SF 29 45 378 1 Conference All Games Cam Newton, NE 143/208 1535 3/7 Memphis 3 2 162 190 4 2 199 214 21. Auburn 4-2 317 21 Tennessee at Baltimore, Noon DeAndre Hopkins, ARI 7 127 1 Curtis Samuel, CAR 41 48 375 2 EAST W L PF PA W L PF PA Ryan Fitzpatrick, MIA 138/197 1535 10/7 Houston 3 2 173 155 3 3 199 198 22. Liberty 8-0 305 22 Miami at Denver, 3:05 p.m. Diontae Johnson, PIT 6 116 1 Rob Gronkowski, TB 29 49 374 4 Indiana 4 0 135 77 4 0 135 77 Drew Lock, DEN 131/238 1497 7/10 Navy 3 2 143 164 3 4 153 259 23. Texas 5-2 219 24 N.Y. Jets at L.A. Chargers, 3:05 p.m. Tee Higgins, CIN 7 115 1 T.J. Hockenson, DET 36 53 373 5 Ohio St. 3 0 139 69 3 0 139 69 Cole Beasley, BUF 11 109 1 Nick Mullens, SF 115/171 1390 6/6 Tulane 2 4 199 188 5 4 330 248 24. North Carolina 6-2 153 26 Dallas at Minnesota, 3:25 p.m. Mike Gesicki, MIA 24 41 371 2 Maryland 2 1 83 106 2 1 83 106 Michael Pittman Jr., IND 7 101 0 Temple 1 5 136 232 1 5 136 232 25. Louisiana-Lafayette 7-1 137 27 Green Bay at Indianapolis, 3:25 p.m. RUSHING Noah Fant, DEN 35 53 367 2 Michigan 1 3 105 138 1 3 105 138 Marvin Jones Jr., DET 8 96 1 East Carolina 1 5 163 229 1 6 192 278 Kansas City at Las Vegas, 7:20 p.m. Mark Andrews, BAL 33 53 358 5 Michigan St. 1 3 61 135 1 3 61 135 INDIVIDUAL LEADERS DJ Moore, CAR 4 96 1 Att Yds Avg TD South Florida 0 6 135 243 1 7 162 301 Open: Chicago, N.Y. Giants, San Francisco, Willie Snead, BAL 25 33 356 3 Rutgers 1 3 106 136 1 3 106 136 Terry McLaurin, WSH 7 95 0 Dalvin Cook, MIN 174 954 5.5 12 Nelson Agholor, LV 18 29 355 5 PASSING Buffalo Derrick Henry, TEN 201 946 4.7 8 Penn St. 0 4 102 139 0 4 102 139 SUN BELT Monday, Nov. 23 Josh Reynolds, LAR 8 94 0 Jakobi Meyers, NE 28 38 353 0 Com/Att Yds TD/Int Stefon Diggs, BUF 10 93 1 Ronald Jones II, TB 143 730 5.1 5 Conference All Games L.A. Rams at Tampa Bay, 7:15 p.m. Josh Jacobs, LV 182 700 3.8 8 KICKING WEST W L PF PA W L PF PA Conference All Games Shane Buechele, SMU 207/320 2781 21/4 Darius Slayton, NYG 5 93 0 EAST W L PF PA W L PF PA Dillon Gabriel, UCF 179/283 2774 23/2 WEEK 12 James Robinson, JAX 155 689 4.4 5 FG XP Northwestern 4 0 112 56 4 0 112 56 Chris Godwin, TB 6 92 0 Coastal Car. 5 0 184 70 7 0 265 114 Sam Howell, UNC 168/248 2631 23/6 Kareem Hunt, CLE 134 633 4.7 3 M/A Lg M/A Wisconsin 2 0 94 18 2 0 94 18 Alvin Kamara, NO 7 83 1 App State 4 0 131 60 6 1 225 118 Zach Wilson, BYU 166/221 2512 22/2 Thursday, Nov. 26 Kenyan Drake, ARI 135 612 4.5 4 Graham Gano, NYG 21/22 55 16/16 Purdue 2 1 75 71 2 1 75 71 JuJu Smith-Schuster, PIT 9 77 1 Georgia So. 4 2 151 146 6 2 219 172 Matt Corral, MISS 162/219 2359 22/9 Houston at Detroit, 11:30 a.m. Kyler Murray, ARI 87 604 6.9 10 Younghoe Koo, ATL 21/22 54 18/21 Iowa 2 2 124 59 2 2 124 59 Mike Evans, TB 6 77 1 Troy 2 2 122 83 4 3 207 174 Phil Jurkovec, BC 190/317 2355 17/5 Washington at Dallas, 3:30 p.m. C. Edwards-Helaire, KC 126 586 4.7 2 Joey Slye, CAR 20/25 48 21/23 Nebraska 1 2 60 96 1 2 60 96 Brandon Aiyuk, SF 7 75 1 Georgia St. 2 4 184 229 3 4 233 258 Jarret Doege, WVU 203/308 2219 13/3 Baltimore at Pittsburgh, 7:20 p.m. Todd Gurley, ATL 159 584 3.7 9 Daniel Carlson, LV 20/22 54 27/28 Illinois 1 3 68 137 1 3 68 137 John Brown, BUF 6 72 0 Conference All Games Mac Jones, ALA 139/177 2196 16/2 Sunday, Nov. 29 Ezekiel Elliott, DAL 150 572 3.8 5 Ryan Succop, TB 20/22 50 30/32 Minnesota 1 3 116 143 1 3 116 143 Antonio Brown, TB 7 69 0 WEST W L PF PA W L PF PA Kyle Trask, FLA 148/211 2171 28/3 Chicago at Green Bay, 7:20 p.m. James Conner, PIT 132 556 4.2 5 Jason Sanders, MIA 20/21 56 23/23 UL-Lafayette 5 1 190 143 7 1 245 177 Brady White, MEM 155/250 2128 22/5 Las Vegas at Atlanta, Noon TEAM STATISTICS Lamar Jackson, BAL 90 524 5.8 3 Tyler Bass, BUF 19/25 58 29/30 MAC S. Alabama 2 3 101 119 3 5 167 209 L.A. Chargers at Buffalo, Noon Miles Sanders, PHI 86 519 6.0 3 Rodrigo Blankenship, IND 19/21 44 23/25 RUSHING Conference All Games Arkansas St. 1 4 129 214 3 5 238 309 N.Y. Giants at Cincinnati, Noon Through Week 10 Aaron Jones, GB 103 493 4.8 5 Randy Bullock, CIN 19/21 55 21/21 EAST W L PF PA W L PF PA Texas State 1 5 164 206 1 9 271 364 Att Yds TD Tennessee at Indianapolis, Noon Alvin Kamara, NO 104 486 4.7 7 Wil Lutz, NO 18/19 53 31/31 OFFENSE Buffalo 2 0 91 40 2 0 91 40 UL-Monroe 0 5 108 194 0 8 128 302 Breece Hall, ISU 165 1034 13 Cleveland at Jacksonville, Noon Darrell Henderson, LAR 102 486 4.8 4 Brandon McManus, DEN 18/19 56 16/17 Kent St. 2 0 89 47 2 0 89 47 Sincere McCormick, UTSA 171 921 7 Carolina at Minnesota, Noon Yards Pass Rush Pts David Montgomery, CHI 131 472 3.6 1 Matt Prater, DET 17/23 59 24/24 Miami (Ohio) 1 1 48 73 1 1 48 73 CONFERENCE USA Leddie Brown, WVU 165 897 9 Damien Harris, NE 85 471 5.5 1 Arizona at New England, Noon Arizona 425.4 256.6 168.9 29.6 Greg Zuerlein, DAL 17/20 59 15/17 Ohio 1 1 51 40 1 1 51 40 Ulysses Bentley IV, SMU 158 877 11 Nick Chubb, CLE 76 461 6.1 5 Miami at N.Y. Jets, Noon Kansas City 409.0 294.7 114.3 31.8 Cairo Santos, CHI 17/19 55 18/18 Akron 0 2 23 82 0 2 23 82 Conference All Games Javonte Williams, UNC 120 868 15 Melvin Gordon, DEN 107 439 4.1 4 New Orleans at Denver, 3:05 p.m. Seattle 405.9 289.4 116.4 32.2 Justin Tucker, BAL 16/17 55 28/28 Bwl. Green 0 2 27 100 0 2 27 100 EAST W L PF PA W L PF PA Khalil Herbert, VT 104 852 6 Antonio Gibson, WAS 103 436 4.2 7 Marshall 4 0 135 54 7 0 262 71 San Francisco at L.A. Rams, 3:05 p.m. L.A. Chargers 403.7 272.1 131.6 25.1 Zane Gonzalez, ARI 15/19 56 29/30 Conference All Games Javian Hawkins, LOU 133 822 7 Joe Mixon, CIN 119 428 3.6 3 FAU 4 1 102 65 4 1 102 65 Kansas City at Tampa Bay, 3:25 p.m. Atlanta 396.8 290.0 106.8 27.0 Harrison Butker, KC 15/17 58 27/33 WEST W L PF PA W L PF PA Kevin Harris, SC 131 817 13 Jonathan Taylor, IND 113 428 3.8 4 Charlotte 2 1 104 70 2 3 143 158 Monday, Nov. 30 Green Bay 395.8 274.3 121.4 30.8 Nick Folk, NE 15/17 51 16/18 C. Michigan 2 0 70 37 2 0 70 37 Michael Carter, UNC 116 807 4 L.A. Rams 395.6 261.3 134.2 24.0 David Johnson, HOU 103 408 4.0 3 W. Kentucky 2 3 64 109 3 6 132 225 Michael Badgley, LAC 14/19 53 22/24 W. Michigan 2 0 99 51 2 0 99 51 Kyren Williams, ND 137 777 10 Seattle at Philadelphia, 7:15 p.m. Dallas 395.0 285.0 110.0 22.7 Devin Singletary, BUF 99 401 4.1 1 Middle Tenn. 2 4 172 213 2 6 186 302 Ka’imi Fairbairn, HOU 14/17 54 20/21 Ball St. 1 1 69 69 1 1 69 69 Minnesota 382.3 228.8 153.6 26.2 Myles Gaskin, MIA 100 387 3.9 2 FIU 0 2 47 69 0 4 91 124 RECEIVING WEEK 13 Chris Boswell, PIT 14/14 59 27/30 Toledo 1 1 76 44 1 1 76 44 Buffalo 376.5 278.9 97.6 27.2 Frank Gore, NYJ 108 386 3.6 0 Old Dominion 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Rec Yds TD Robbie Gould, SF 13/14 52 25/26 E. Michigan 0 2 54 65 0 2 54 65 Thursday, Dec. 3 Tennessee 374.6 225.9 148.7 27.7 Mike Davis, CAR 92 385 4.2 2 Stephen Gostkowski, TEN 12/20 55 25/27 Conference All Games Elijah Moore, MISS 74 1054 8 N. Illinois 0 2 40 89 0 2 40 89 Dallas at Baltimore, 7:20 p.m. New Orleans 373.1 252.3 120.8 30.1 Daniel Jones, NYG 49 384 7.8 1 Dustin Hopkins, WAS 12/17 48 16/17 WEST W L PF PA W L PF PA Marlon Williams, UCF 63 942 8 Sunday, Dec. 6 Las Vegas 370.0 230.8 139.2 28.3 Latavius Murray, NO 90 378 4.2 2 Mason Crosby, GB 12/12 53 31/32 MAJOR INDEPENDENTS UAB 2 1 92 64 4 3 213 164 Jonathan Adams Jr., ARST 60 832 8 Detroit at Chicago, Noon Tampa Bay 368.5 264.6 103.9 29.6 Adrian Peterson, DET 97 371 3.8 2 Cody Parkey, CLE 11/12 46 23/24 La. Tech 3 2 132 143 4 3 212 226 Dyami Brown, UNC 45 829 8 New Orleans at Atlanta, Noon Indianapolis 368.2 262.4 105.8 26.9 Gus Edwards, BAL 82 370 4.5 3 Jason Myers, SEA 10/10 61 34/35 All Games UTSA 3 2 132 127 5 4 243 240 Jaylon Robinson, UCF 41 822 4 Indianapolis at Houston, Noon San Francisco 364.7 252.7 112.0 23.8 Malcolm Brown, LAR 81 347 4.3 5 Jake Elliott, PHI 9/13 54 12/12 WL PFPA Rice 1 1 64 46 1 1 64 46 Dax Milne, BYU 45 805 6 Cincinnati at Miami, Noon Detroit 360.4 258.9 101.6 25.2 Cam Newton, NE 80 335 4.2 9 Sam Ficken, NYJ 9/10 54 6/6 BYU 8 0 362 111 North Texas 1 2 104 125 2 3 196 221 DeVonta Smith, ALA 56 759 8 Jacksonville at Minnesota, Noon Cincinnati 357.7 252.2 105.4 22.7 D’Andre Swift, DET 70 331 4.7 4 Sam Sloman, LAR 8/11 42 18/21 Liberty 8 0 324 177 So. Miss. 1 3 84 102 2 6 188 269 Amari Rodgers, CLEM 48 720 6 Las Vegas at N.Y. 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BASEBALL BY THE NUMBERS 3:25 a.m. KBO Korean Series: Doosan vs. NC, Game 1 ESPN2 7 p.m. MLB: Tigers at White Sox (from Aug. 17, 2020) NBCSCH at Army 5 4 (42½) Georgia So. TENNESSEE TITANS — Designated RB Thunder trade THOROUGHBRED Southern Cal 3½ 3 (57½) at Utah Darrynton Evans to return from injured re- 3:25 a.m. (Wed.) KBO Korean Series: Doosan vs. NC, Game 2 ESPN2 at Colorado St 14 16 (58) UNLV serve. Placed LB David Long Jr. on the RACING at W Kentucky 9½ 7½ (43½) FIU reserve/COVID-19 list. FOOTBALL Rice +2 1½ (65½) at N. Texas WASHINGTON FOOTBALL TEAM — Placed BY PETER GALASSI at Washington 11½ 11½ (54) Arizona QB Kyle Allen on injured reserve. Signed DE 6 p.m. College: Akron at Kent State ESPNU California 6½ 3½ (50) at Oregon St Jalen Jelks to the practice squad. Buffalo at Bowling Green CBSSN Paul to Suns Wager at home with 6 p.m. College: Wager.ClubHawthorne.com at Stanford 1½ 2½ (62) Wash. St 6 p.m. The Spring League: Jousters vs. Conquerors, San Antonio FS1 San Jose St 2 2½ (56½)at Fresno St The Thunder traded All-Star guard Chris Paul, TUESDAY’S INDIANA DOWNS Utsa 8 9 (54) at So.Miss NBA GOLF PICKS at Nevada +3 1½ (46½)San Diego St along with Abdel Nader, to the Suns, where he’ll at SMU 3 3½ (69) Houston 2020 NBA DRAFT 6 a.m. LE Tour: Saudi Ladies Team International, First Round TGC Post time 1:05 p.m. at Arkansas 2½ PK (66) LSU play alongside one of the league’s 1st 5 French Vanilla 1 Beautilicious at Alabama 29½ 30 (58) Kentucky Wednesday RUGBY Florida 30½ 31½ (68) at Vanderbilt most dynamic young scorers in 6 Sandy’s Newsgirl at Oklahoma 9½ 7 (59) Oklahoma St First Round 3 a.m. (Wed.) NRL: New South Wales at Queensland, State of Origin III FS1 2nd 4 Paintsville 5 Charcoal 1 at Iowa St 7½ 11 (47½) Kansas St 1. Minnesota fellow All-Star Devin Booker. Rounder Georgia St 1 3½ (58½)at S.Alabama 2. Golden State SOCCER The Thunder will receive 3rd 1 Ria Munk 6 Lady Leah 9 Texas 28½ 29 (61) at Kansas 3. Charlotte Noon Women’s SEC Tournament: Tennesse vs. Vanderbilt SEC at Troy 12½ 11 (59½) Mid.Tenn. 4. Chicago Monkey Mind 1:30 p.m. UEFA Nations League: Portugal vs. Croatia ESPN2 Ricky Rubio, Kelly Oubre, Jalen 4th 2 Apron Strings 4 Giro Kate 6 at Auburn 11½ 10 (49½) Tennessee 5. Cleveland Arkansas St 6 6½ (66½) at Texas St. 6. Atlanta 2:30 p.m. Women’s SEC Tournament: Texas A&M vs. LSU SEC Lecque, Ty Jerome and a first- Que Sera Sera Boise St 11½ 14 (63) at Hawaii 7. Detroit 5th 2 Tee Em Eye 6 8. New York 5 p.m. Women’s SEC Tournament: Arkansas vs. Auburn SEC round pick that will be conveyed Fiftyshadesofgrayce 4 Faith Factor NFL 9. Washington 7:30 p.m. Women’s SEC Tournament: South Carolina vs. Missouri SEC 10. Phoenix sometime between 2022 and 2025. 6th 8 Diamond Dawn 6 Izzy B 5 Thursday Chris Paul Smiling Grace 11. San Antonio TENNIS FAVORITE OPEN TODAY O/U UNDERDOG 12. Sacramento The Thunder have 17 first-round 7th 1 Arabian Story 5 Moon Dog at Seattle 5 3 (58½) Arizona 13. New Orleans 6 a.m. ATP World Tour Finals: Doubles Round Robin TENNIS Spot 4 Final Delivery picks in the next six drafts. Sunday 14. Boston (from Memphis) 8 a.m. ATP World Tour Finals: Singles Round Robin TENNIS 8th 8 Timeless Glory 7 Hungarian 15. Orlando It is a huge leap for the Suns, who went 8-0 inside Princes 9 Big If True FAVORITE OPEN TODAY O/U UNDERDOG 16. Portland Noon ATP World Tour Finals: Doubles Round Robin TENNIS at Cleveland 3½ OFF (OFF)Philadelphia 17. Minnesota (from Brooklyn via Atlanta) the NBA’s restart bubble. Paul is owed about $41 9th 9 Sudden Shift 2 Hard Luck at New Orleans 7½ OFF (OFF) Atlanta 2 p.m. ATP World Tour Finals: Singles Round Robin TENNIS Justice 8 Fleetster 18. Dallas at Carolina OFF OFF (OFF) Detroit 19. Brooklyn (from Philadelphia via L.A. million forthis season and has a$44 million player 10th 3 Rushed 8 Wherewegoin 5 New England +2½ 2½ (48) at Houston Clippers) GOLF MLB Close The Case Pittsburgh 9 10 (47½)at Jacksonville 20. Miami option for next season, which many teams consid- 11th 7 Incognito Escondido 6 at Indianapolis 1 2½ (51) Green Bay 21. Philadelphia (from Oklahoma City via at Washington PK 1½ (46½) Cincinnati PGA TOUR FEDEX CUP FREE AGENT SIGNINGS ered too burdensome to consider a trade. Calietnes Babe 8 Docs Dashin Darlin Orlando and Philadelphia) at Baltimore 7 6½ (48) Tennessee 22. Denver (from Houston) NEW YORK (AP) — The five free agents at Minnesota 9 OFF (OFF) Dallas LEADERS † Other trades ESPN reported: The Bucks are TUESDAY’S MOUNTAINEER 23. Utah who have signed, with name, position, for- Kansas City 7½ 6½ (57) at Las Vegas 24. Milwaukee (from Indiana) Points Money mer club if different, and contract. The PICKS Miami 1 3 (45½) at Denver acquiring Jrue Holiday from the Pelicans for Eric 25. Oklahoma City (from Denver) 1. Dustin Johnson 950 $3,117,040 contract information was obtained by The at LA Chargers 9½ 9 (47) NY Jets Post time 6 p.m. 26. Boston 2. Bryson DeChambeau 698 $2,502,850 Associated Press from player and manage- Bledsoe, George Hill and three future first-round 1st 3 Brodyttheoxman 4 Taurus C 5 Monday 27. New York (from L.A. Clippers) 3. Stewart Cink 671 $1,494,130 ment sources. Uncle Carlito 28. L.A. Lakers 4. Patrick Cantlay 660 $1,888,835 picks; and the Rockets are trading Robert Coving- FAVORITE OPEN TODAY O/U UNDERDOG 5. Jason Kokrak 596 $2,008,789 AMERICAN LEAGUE 2nd 1 Eowyn 3 Marriage 6 My at Tampa Bay 3½ 3½ (47) LA Rams 29. Toronto ton to the Trail Blazers for Trevor Ariza and two 30. Boston (from Milwaukee via Phoenix) 6. Matthew Wolff 585 $2,007,135 TORONTO (1) — Re-signed Robbie Ray, Sweet Paynter 7. Sergio Garcia 548 $1,301,621 lhp, to an $8 million, one-year contract. 3rd 5 Mosby’s Ranger 4 Robertos Second Round first-round picks, including the No. 16 pick this year. 8. Carlos Ortiz 537 $1,338,167 NATIONAL LEAGUE Ticket 8 Capone’s Loft DEALS 31. Dallas (from Golden State) 9. Justin Thomas 536 $1,748,556 † ESPN reported that James Harden turned 4th 3 Stylish Ash 4 Dilemma 9 32. Charlotte (from Cleveland via LA Clippers 10. Martin Laird 532 $1,314,640 ATLANTA (2) — Re-signed Josh Tomlin, Willa and Orlando) 11. Xander Schauffele 519 $1,830,101 rhp, to $1.25 million, one-year contract; down the Rockets’ offer of a two-year, $103 million BASEBALL signed Drew Smyly, lhp, San Francisco, to an 5th 2 Flat Out Prize 6 33. Minnesota 12. Hudson Swafford 510 $743,834 American League 34. Philadelphia (from Atlanta) 13. Cameron Smith 502 $1,684,774 $11 million, one-year contract. extension and is focused on a trade to the Nets. Victoryatvicsbug 1 Daddy’s On Strike NEW YORK (1) — Marcus Stroman, rhp, BALTIMORE ORIOLES — Received RHP 35. Sacramento (from Detroit via Phoenix) 14. Brian Gay 500 $720,000 6th 4 Be The Change 8 Dionysus’ accepted $18.9 million qualifying offer. † Mavericks star Kristaps Porzingis will miss the Miguel Padilla from Houston to complete 36. Philadelphia (from New York) 15. Peter Malnati 450 $1,033,222 SAN FRANCISCO (1) — Kevin Gausman, Chalice 9 It’s The Journey the July 29 trade with RHP Hector Velazquez. 37. Washington (from Chicago) 16. Sungjae Im 429 $1,384,676 start of the season as he continues to recover from 7th 8 Sal The Turtle 7 Magical 38. New York (from Charlotte) 17. Jon Rahm 426 $1,303,249 rhp, accepted $18.9 million qualifying offer. National League Express 6 Doctor Lee 39. New Orleans (from Washington via 18. Hideki Matsuyama 425 $1,138,650 MLB CALENDAR surgery to repair a torn meniscus in his right knee. 8th 6 Includere 7 Fancy Fierce 8 ATLANTA BRAVES — Signed LHP Drew Milwaukee) 19. Tyler McCumber 383 $637,300 Smyly to a one-year contract. 40. Memphis (from Phoenix) 20. Wyndham Clark 358 $575,475 Dec. 2 — Last day for teams to offer 2021 Never Forget Her 41. San Antonio 21. Harry Higgs 344 $827,836 contracts to unsigned players on their 40- BASEBALL 9th 3 Doctor Strong 6 Cousin 1 BASKETBALL 42. New Orleans 22. Russell Henley 327 $976,400 man rosters. Brilliant Baby National Basketball Association 43. Sacramento 23. Louis Oosthuizen 305 $1,085,692 Jan. 15 — International amateur signing Clevinger to have Tommy John surgery 44. Chicago (from Memphis) 24. Mackenzie Hughes 289 $533,348 period opens. TORONTO RAPTORS — Announced F 45. Orlando 25. Austin Cook 286 $697,257 Jan, 26 — Hall of Fame voting announced. Stanley Johnson exercised his player option Mike Clevinger, a trade-deadline acquisition by THE ODDS 46. Portland SCHEDULE Feb. 1-19 — Salary arbitration hearings, for the 2020-2021 season. 47. Boston (from Brooklyn via Charlotte, Scottsdale, Ariz. Nov. 19–22 — The RSM Classic, Sea Island the Padres, will have Tommy John surgery Tuesday BY PREGAME.COM FOOTBALL Orlando and Philadelphia) Feb. 17 — Voluntary reporting date for pitch- 48. Golden State (from Dallas via Resort (Seaside), Sea Island, GA ers, catchers and injured players. and miss the 2021 season. The club also announced COLLEGE FOOTBALL National Football League Philadelphia) Dec. 3–6 — Mayakoba Golf Classic, El Feb. 22 — Voluntary reporting date for 49. Philadelphia Camaleon Golf Club, Playa del Carmen, MEX other players. that it signed Clevinger to a two-year, $11.5 million CHICAGO BEARS — Promoted RB Lamar Dec. 11–13 — QBE Shootout, Tiburón Golf Tuesday Miller, OL Eric Kush, DT Daniel McCullers and 50. Atlanta (from Miami via Sacramento, Feb. 27 — Mandatory reporting date. Cleveland and Boston) Course, Naples, FL March 15 — Last day to place a player on deal that keeps him under club control through 2022 FAVORITE OPEN TODAY O/U UNDERDOG QB Tyler Bray to the active roster. Jan. 7–10 — Sentry Tournament of 51. Golden State (from Utah via Dallas, waivers for 30 days termination pay. at Kent St 22½ 24 (60½) Akron ARIZONA CARDINALS — Signed LB Champions, Plantation Course at Kapalua, and replaces his two remaining years of arbitration Detroit and Cleveland) March 27 — Last day to offer a retention Buffalo 30 31½ (60) at Bwl.Green Stephone Anthony and Terrance Smith to the Kapalua, Maui, HI 52. Sacramento (from Houston) bonus to an eligible player attending spring Wednesday practice squad. eligibility. He made four starts in September, missed CINCINNATI BENGALS — Activated CB 53. Oklahoma City WORLD GOLF RANKING training with a minor league contract. FAVORITE OPEN TODAY O/U UNDERDOG 54. Indiana March 30 — Last day to place a player on the National League wild-card series and pitched Brian Allen to the practice squad from the 1. Dustin Johnson USA 12.76 at Ball St 9½ 14 (60) N Illinois reserve/COVID-19 list. 55. Brooklyn (from Denver) waivers for 45 days termination pay. Toledo 7½ 6½ (59½)at E. Michigan 56. Charlotte (from Boston) 2. Jon Rahm ESP 10.29 one inning against the Dodgers in the NLDS. CLEVELAND BROWNS — Placed FB Andy 3. Justin Thomas USA 9.48 April 1 — Opening day, active rosters reduced at C. Michigan 2½ 1½ (60½)W. Michigan Janovich on the reserve/COVID-19 list. 57. L.A. Clippers to 26 players. 58. Philadelphia (from L.A. Lakers via 4. Rory McIlroy NIR 7.53 † Left-hander Drew Smyly, who pitched seven Thursday HOUSTON TEXANS — Activated DE Nate 5. Collin Morikawa USA 7.42 Orchard from the exempt/commissioner’s Orlando) FAVORITE OPEN TODAY O/U UNDERDOG 6. Webb Simpson USA 7.31 games for the Giants in 2020, signed a one-year, $11 permission list. 59. Toronto at Wyoming 17½ 20 (47) Utah St 7. Bryson DeChambeau USA 7.28 INDIANAPOLIS COLTS — Activated LB 60. New Orleans (from Milwaukee) MLS at Tulsa 4½ 6½ (54) Tulane 8. Xander Schauffele USA 7.16 million deal with the Braves. Smyly was with the Cubs Matthew Adams from the reserve/COVID-19 NBA CALENDAR 9. Patrick Cantlay USA 6.36 Friday list. MLS CUP PLAYOFFS in 2018 but didn’t make a major-league appearance. 10. Tyrrell Hatton ENG 6.22 JACKSONVILLE JAGUARS — Placed RB Nov. 18 — 2020 NBA Draft FAVORITE OPEN TODAY O/U UNDERDOG 11. Patrick Reed USA 6.03 PLAY-IN Chris Thompson on injured reserve. Nov. 20 — Start of free agency at Louisville 17 18 (56½) Syracuse 12. Brooks Koepka USA 5.72 MISCELLANEOUS KANSAS CITY CHIEFS — Signed head Dec. 1 — Start date for training camps Eastern Conference Purdue PK 3 (60½)at Minnesota Dec. 11-Dec. 19 — Preseason games 13. Daniel Berger USA 5.14 at Air Force 10½ 7 (55½)New Mexico coach Andy Reid and general manager Friday’s Games Brett Veach to six-year contract extensions. Dec. 22 — Opening night for 2020-21 season 14. Matthew Wolff USA 4.87 More COVID issues for college football at FAU 30 32 (50½) UMass 15. Adam Scott AUS 4.58 (9)Montreal at (8)New England, 5:30 p.m Placed LT Eric Fisher, OT Martinas Rankin (10)Inter Miami CF at (7)Nashville SC, 8 p.m. Saturday and RT Mitchell Schwartz on the reserve/ NBA DRAFT HISTORY 16. Tommy Fleetwood ENG 4.53 No. 12 Miami had its remaining three games FAVORITE OPEN TODAY O/U UNDERDOG COVID-19 list. 17. Hideki Matsuyama JPN 4.47 FIRST ROUND FIRST OVERALL DRAFT PICKS 18. Sungjae Im KOR 4.44 Wisconsin 7 7½ (43½)at N’western LOS ANGELES CHARGERS — Signed RB Eastern Conference postponed because of COVID-19 cases, forcing the at Nebraska 14½ 15½ (58) Illinois Derrick Gore and WR John Hurst to the Year—Player, School/Country, Team 19. Tony Finau USA 4.40 Saturday’s Games at Oregon 14 14½ (65½) UCLA practice squad. 2019—Zion Williamson, Duke, New Orleans 20. Louis Oosthuizen SAF 4.21 ACC to reschedule a total of six games over the last Iowa 2 2½ (49) at Penn St MIAMI DOLPHINS — Signed DT Zach 2018—Deandre Ayton, Arizona, Phoenix 21. Matthew Fitzpatrick ENG 4.09 Orlando City vs. New York City FC, 11 a.m. Virginia Tech 2 3½ (56) at Pittsburgh Sieler to a contract extension through 2023. 2017—Markelle Fultz, Washington, Philadelphia 22. Abraham Ancer MEX 3.93 Columbus vs. New York, 2 p.m. month of the season. The number of this weekend’s at Miami 18½ 18 (56) Georgia Tech Waived RB Jordan Howard. 2016—Ben Simmons, LSU, Philadelphia 23. Paul Casey ENG 3.81 Tuesday, Nov. 24 games called off is up to seven, after four went down Wake Forest 6½ 5 (65) at Duke 2015—Karl-Anthony Towns, Kentucky, Minnesota 24. Viktor Hovland NOR 3.61 MINNESOTA VIKINGS — Placed G Toronto FC vs. higher-seeded play-in win- at Temple 2 4 (59) East Carolina Dru Samia on the reserve/COVID-19 list. 2014—Andrew Wiggins, Kansas, Cleveland 25. Jason Kokrak USA 3.58 ner, 5 p.m. Monday, including Mississippi at No. 5 Texas A&M Cincinnati 3 6 (62½) at UCF Activated TE Brandon Dillon to the active 2013—Anthony Bennett, UNLV, Cleveland Philadelphia vs. lower-seeded play-in win- at Georgia 22½ 24½ (45) Miss. State roster. 2012—Anthony Davis, Kentucky, New Orleans ner, 7 p.m. and Charlotte at No. 15 Marshall. at Coastal Car. 4 6 (48½) App State NEW ENGLAND PATRIOTS — Re-signed 2011—Kyrie Irving, Duke, Cleveland TODAY IN SPORTS Clemson 31½ 35 (66) at Florida St QB Jake Dolegala to the practice squad. 2010—John Wall, Kentucky, Washington Western Conference † Nicholas Gioacchini and Sebastian Soto each Navy 3½ 2½ (55½) at USF Released TE David Wells from the practice 2009—Blake Griffin, Oklahoma, L.A. Clippers 1968 — The “Heidi” television special Saturday’s Games Missouri 3½ 4½ (57) at S.Carolina squad. 2008—Derrick Rose, Memphis, Chicago starts on time and cuts off the NBC broad- Sporting Kansas City vs. San Jose, 3 p.m. scored their first two international goals in the U.S. at Maryland 5½ 6 (54½)Michigan St PHILADELPHIA EAGLES — Designated TE 2007—Greg Oden, Ohio State, Portland cast of the Oakland-New York Jets game Minnesota United vs. Colorado, 6:30 p.m. men’s national team’s 6-2 rout of Panama in Austria. at Ohio State 19½ 20½ (65) Indiana Zach Ertz to return from injured reserve. 2006—Andrea Bargnani, Italy, Toronto in the final minutes, leaving viewers in the Portland vs. FC Dallas, 9 p.m. at NC State 3 3½ (67) Liberty Placed DB Craig James on injured reserve. 2005—Andrew Bogut, Utah, Milwaukee dark and unaware that the Raiders score two Gio Reyna and Sebastian Lletget also scored. Michigan 10½ 8½ (55) at Rutgers SAN FRANCISCO 49ERS — Placed DL Arik 2004—Dwight Howard, SACA (Atlanta), touchdowns in the last minute for a 43-32 Tuesday, Nov. 24 at Marshall 21½ 21 (53½) Charlotte Armstead on the reserve/COVID-19 list. Orlando comeback victory. Seattle vs. Los Angeles FC, 9:30 p.m. Sun-Times wires 42 | Tuesday, November 17, 2020 | The Hardest-Working Paper in America | suntimes.com

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A number of NBA teams are said to be considering trading JOE COWLEY up to draft guard LaMelo Ball. BULLS BEAT The Bulls might well be one When: 7 p.m. Wednesday, ESPN. of them. RICK RYCROFT/AP Bulls’ picks: Nos. 4 (ﬁrst round) and 44 (second round). [email protected] | @JCowleyHoops The smoke around Wednesday TOP 10 PICKS night’s NBA Draft was still thick as 1. Timberwolves of Monday. 2. Warriors The Timberwolves, who hold 3. Hornets the top pick, have been acting like 4. BULLS professionals in the art of misinfor- 5. Cavaliers mation — which is out of character 6. Hawks considering the history of botched 7. Pistons decisions by their ownership. They’re still poker-faced on what 8. Knicks they’ll do with No. 1. First it was 9. Wizards believed they’d go for 7-1 James 10. Suns Wiseman, at least until rumors • Complete draft order, Page 41. spread that the former Memphis center wanted nothing to do with them, allegedly feeling that the the best fit there if no team jumps presence of Karl-Anthony Towns up for a trade, but does Hornets blocks his path to being a starter. owner Michael Jordan want to deal Then, as late as last week, the with LaMelo’s father, LaVar Ball, Timberwolves were linked to point who claimed a few years ago that guard LaMelo Ball. But that seems he would have beaten Jordan one- less likely when you break down on-one? the roster and see the commitment Which brings us to the Bulls at they’ve made to D’Angelo Russell as No. 4. Veteran Otto Porter Jr. has their combo guard. done the expected, letting the team That leaves the player whom know he will opt in for $28.4 million many initially felt would be the this coming season, but when he No. 1 pick in a very underwhelming walks next summer, there will be draft: Georgia scoring machine IT’S ANYONE’S a huge vacancy at small forward. Anthony Edwards. Israeli and EuroLeague player Deni When future Hall of Famer Avdija is the obvious replacement Dwyane Wade comes out and says to draft if the Bulls want to go you can be better than he was the offensive, play-making route. (“America here is your number 1 BALL GAME Or there’s Auburn product Isaac pick!’), it certainly doesn’t hurt, but As teams angle for LaMelo, there’s no telling what T-wolves will do at No. 1 Okoro if they want to grab the best Edwards just makes sense for the defensive-minded forward. Timberwolves. He’s an explosive There’s also growing speculation shooting guard who can score from the Bulls will trade down and draft long range, mid-range and at the former Florida State forward Pat- rim, and he would bring toughness rick Williams or former Iowa State to one of the most mentally ques- combo guard Tyrese Haliburton, tionable rosters in the NBA. but don’t rule out Arturas Karniso- He wasn’t suspended from col- vas, the Bulls’ new executive vice lege, like Wiseman was, or part of president of basketball operations, the Big Baller Brand chaos that getting aggressive and trading with followed Ball. He has warts in his the Warriors to land Ball if he’s game, like most in this draft class, available at No. 2. but he’s move-in-ready for the Tim- A source confirmed the Bulls berwolves’ starting lineup. skipped Ball’s latest workout, but Sure, they could always trade that means little in the draft intel down — and that’s looking increas- department. Two years ago, the ingly possible, with several teams Bulls privately confirmed they rumored to be willing to move up were going after Ball’s older broth- for Ball. If the Bulls keep their pick, they might select a forward — Deni Avdija (left) or Isaac Okoro — with Otto Porter likely gone next year. AP er, Lonzo, and the film on LaMelo And that’s why there’s so much is already beyond dissected across smoke. Depending on what they do, to the next few picks — including in on Wiseman, but they also could Then come the Hornets, who the NBA. the Timberwolves could completely the Bulls’ No. 4. trade down for a team coveting Ball miss on far more draft picks than So skipping a workout? It’s pos- alter the landscape when it comes The Warriors sit at No. 2, locking if he’s not taken first overall. they hit on. Do they grab Ball? He’s turing — or just more smoke. suntimes.com | The Hardest-Working Paper in America | Tuesday, November 17, 2020 | 43

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BY JOE COWLEY, STAFF REPORTER Dunn came to the Bulls with high expecta- [email protected] | @JCowleyHoops tions he never quite lived up to. TOUCHDOWN Cody White had better be ready to play Injuries and offensive shortcomings kept point guard. him from being a consistent playmaker, trivia If not, the Bulls had better be ready to add although he finally seemed to find his niche PRESENTED BY to that position on draft night. this past season. Coming off the LOCAL OFFICE Sources confirmed Monday night bench, he made a case for all- Kevin Ware - 773-582-8888 that Kris Dunn and Shaquille Harri- defensive team honors, emerging as son will be allowed to test free agen- the Bulls’ best perimeter defender. TODAY’S QUESTION: cy, while Denzel Valentine, the Bulls’ His best offensive season was in 2016 first-round pick, was extended 2017-18 under former coach Fred a qualifying offer to stay put. Hoiberg, when he averaged 13.4 WHICH COLLEGE HAD Tomas Satoransky is still in the Kris Dunn points and six assists per game. But mix at point guard behind White, that was as good as it would get on but Satoransky’s future is blurry at that side of the ball. best as a long-term fit beyond the Harrison, versatile and tough- THE MOST PLAYERS upcoming season. minded, was a favorite player of Whatisn’t blurry is the Bulls formercoach JimBoylen. But like believing Dunn and Harrison — Dunn, he’s better served on the ON NFL ROSTERS AT both defensive-minded guards — defensive end. are expendable given the makeup of Shaquille Harrison As for Valentine, shooters carry their roster. weight in the NBA — especially one Dunn is the major story, consider- who’s a career 36.6% from three- THE BEGINNING OF ing he was one of the big pieces the Bulls got point range. Valentine was derailed by inju- from the Timberwolves in their draft-night ries the last few seasons and spent most of trade of Jimmy Butler in 2017. Along with last season in Boylen’s doghouse, but getting THE SEASON? guard Zach LaVine and the draft pick that one more look at Valentine won’t cost the ended up being forward Lauri Markkanen, Bulls much at $4.7 million.

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2021 HALL OF FAME JOHN BALLOT GROCHOWSKI Inductees to be BASEBALL BY announced Jan. 26 THE NUMBERS HALL VOTERS Bobby Abreu Barry Bonds Twitter: @GrochowskiJ Mark Buehrle A.J. Burnett or most of the last decade, a Roger Clemens logjam of viable candidates GET THEIR SAY Michael Cuddyer F clogged the annual Baseball Ex-Sox Buehrle tops first-time eligibles, but he facessteep climb Dan Haren Hall of Fame ballot given to LaTroy Hawkins qualifying members of the Todd Helton Baseball Writers’ Association of Tim Hudson America. The jam has been cleared, Torii Hunter partly because writers elected 22 Andruw Jones players from 2014 to 2020 after Jeff Kent going 0-for-2013. Andy Pettitte Also contributing to aloosened Aramis Ramirez ballot is that there are no Manny Ramirez automatic selections among first- Scott Rolen time candidates on the 2021 ballot Curt Schilling released Monday. Gary Sheffield Baseball-Reference.com charted Sammy Sosa candidates’ numbers, and the Nick Swisher WAR leader among first-timers is Shane Victorino former White Sox pitcher Mark Omar Vizquel Buehrle (214-160, 3.81 ERA, 59.1 Billy Wagner bWAR). He’s followed by pitcher Barry Zito Tim Hudson (222-133, 3.49 ERA, 57.9). The only other new entry to crack 50 WAR was center fielder of the vote) and third baseman Torii Hunter (.277, 353 home runs, Scott Rolen (35.3%) made headway 1,391 RBI, 50.7). last year. Metrics like Rolen, who Further down the list is former is above the third-base averages of Cubs third baseman Aramis 70.1 bWAR and 56.9 JAWS. Ramirez (.283, 386 homers, 1,417 Vizquel (45.6, 36.2) is well RBI, 32.4). below shortstop averages of 67.5 None exceed the average Hall bWAR and 55.3 JAWS, despite a bWAR for their positions: 73.3 29.5 defensive WAR. That dWAR for starting pitchers, 71.3 for ranks ninth on a list topped by center fielders and 68.4 for third shortstops Ozzie Smith (44.2) and basemen. Mark Belanger (39.5), with old- Buehrle is close enough to be in time Cub Joe Tinker fifth (34.3) a long-term discussion, but voters and former Sox star Luis Aparicio don’t flock to starters with as sixth (31.8). few as 214 victories. Writers have elected 20 starters whose careers started with the 1961 expansion or later. Eighteen won more games Former Sox pitcher Mark Buehrle (shown celebrating his perfect game in 2009) was 214-160 with a 3.81 ERA in his career. AP than Buehrle. The exceptions are John Smoltz in his last four seasons. toward enshrinement. Expect all-time with 162.8 bWAR) and (213-155), who was a reliever in Buehrle doesn’t have that voters to turn to leaders off the pitcher Roger Clemens (eighth 242 of his 708 games, and Roy kind of run. His best seven years 2020 ballot. with 139.2). PED allegations, not Halladay (203-105), who was totaled 35.8 WAR, compared with The top unelected finisher with performance, are keeping them elected with the Class of 2019 aHallaverageof50.0.JAWS— 70% of the vote for 2020 was Curt out of the Hall. Clemens got after he died in a plane crash in Jaffe WAR Score — averages Schilling (216-146, 3.46 ERA). His 61% of the vote and Bonds November 2017. career bWAR with seven-year 79.5 bWAR and 64.1 JAWS are 60.7% last year. A player who’s light on career WAR, so it balances peak value above Hall averages, and he’s the Also on his ninth ballot is value can be a viable candidate with career value. Buehrle’s 47.4 most likely candidate to top 75% former Cubs slugger Sammy Sosa, if his peak value is high enough. JAWS trails the 61.6 Hall average for election this year. whose 609 homers rank ninth all- Sandy Koufax is the prime for his position. Back for their ninth of a time but who received only 13.9% example, with 97 of his 165 Along with other newcomers, maximum 10 ballot turns are ofthevotelastyear. victories and 35.4 of his 53.1 bWAR Buehrle faces an uphill fight outfielder Barry Bonds (fourth Shortstop Omar Vizquel (52.6% Aramis Ramirez suntimes.com | The Hardest-Working Paper in America | Tuesday, November 17, 2020 | 45

SPORTS Ex-Sox ace Buehrleon Hall ballot BY DARYL VAN SCHOUWEN, STAFF REPORTER TONY [email protected] @CST_soxvan Former White Sox left-hander Mark Buehrle is among 11 new candidates appearing on the 2021 Hall STILL of Fame ballot being mailed this week to more than 400 voting members of the Baseball Writ- ON THE ers’ Association of America. Buehrle and former Cubs third baseman HOOK Mark Buehrle Aramis Ramirez Arizona prosecutors say are among those who will join 14 holdovers from the 2020 balloting La Russa faces DUI charges, that saw Derek Jeter and Larry Walker elected to Cooperstown. despite reports otherwise Buehrle, who had his No. 56 retired by the Sox in 2017, pitched the first 12 of his 16 seasons with the team. He was a five-time All-Star and four-time Gold Glove winner who pitched 200 or more innings 14 seasons in a row (2001-14). He was 214-160 with a 3.81 ERA in a career that featured 33 complete games, 10 shutouts and two no-hitters, White Sox manager including a perfect game. Tony La Russa was In 2005, Buehrle was 16-8 with a arrested Feb. 24 in 3.12 ERA for the Sox’ World Series Arizona. AP title team. He finished his career with the Marlins and Blue Jays. In 18 seasons, Ramirez collected BY JOHN SEIDEL, STAFF REPORTER La Russa, who is friends with my friends with the California length of time it has taken to 386 home runs, 2,303 hits and 1,417 [email protected] | @SeidelContent chairman Jerry Reinsdorf, late Angels baseball team,’’ had a tire resolve the case. RBI, which ranks sixth among third Arizona prosecutors said DUI last month, even though they blow out and was calling AAA, ‘‘The legal process in Ari- basemen. He played for the Cubs in charges against new White Sox knewhehadbeenarrestedin records show. The officer smelled zona, which began in February, 2003-11. manager Tony La Russa are not February. La Russa was charged alcohol, though. And tests taken has been delayed as a result of To be elected, candidates must being dropped, despite earlier the day before the Sox unveiled that night allegedly showed La COVID-19,’’ La Russa attorney be named on 75% of ballots. Hold- reports to the contrary. him as the leader best equipped Russa’s blood-alcohol concentra- Larry Kazan said. ‘‘This matter overs named on more than half Jennifer Liewer, the director of to take them to the World Series. tion was .095 — above the legal should have come to a conclusion of the ballots cast last year were communications for the Maricopa A witness called police Feb. 24 limit of .08. several months ago. right-handers Curt Schilling (70%) County Attorney’s Office, told the to report that a vehicle ‘‘swerving While speaking with the offi- ‘‘The process is continuing, but and Roger Clemens (61%), outfield- Chicago Sun-Times by email that across all lanes’’ of a highway in cer in February, La Russa alleg- my client, Mr. Tony La Russa, is er Barry Bonds (60.7%) and short- charges in the case had been dis- Arizona had hit a curb and begun edly said: ‘‘Do you see my ring?’’ entitled to all the assumptions and stop Omar Vizquel (52.6%). missed as ‘‘a formality because to smoke before coming to a stop, He then complained: ‘‘I’m a Hall protections afforded to anyone fac- Former Cubs outfielder Sammy the case was filed in the wrong according to public records. An of Famer baseball person. ... I’m ing an accusation. It would be un- Sosa, who hit 609 homers during court.’’ She said the charges will officer found the vehicle, a grey legit. I’m a Hall of Famer, brother. fair and unwise for anyone outside his 18-year career, is on his ninth be refiled in a different court. Lexus RX350, and identified the You’re trying to embarrass me.’’ the process to reach conclusions year of a possible 10 on the ballot. ‘‘The charges are not being driver as La Russa. La Russa has pleaded not based on limited information.’’ He received 13.9% of the vote in dropped,’’ Liewer told the paper. La Russa told the officer he had guilty, and his attorney has com- Contributing: Daryl Van 2020. The Sox hired the 76-year-old been ‘‘coming from a dinner with plained in a statement about the Schouwen 46 | Tuesday, November 17, 2020 | The Hardest-Working Paper in America | suntimes.com

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NFL NOTEBOOK Despite woes at RB, Dolphins cut Howard The Dolphins released running back Jordan Howard on Monday. He signed a two-year, $9.75 million deal last offseason but gained only 33 yards on 28 carries and was inactive Sunday. “This was a mutual parting,” coach Brian Flores said. “Given the circumstances, Jordan handled himself professionally. He was the consummate pro. There were no issues. We just felt thiswas in the best interest for both parties.” With two other rushers injured, undrafted rookie Salvon Ahmed made his first career start and carried 21 times for 85 yards and a score. But the Dolphins still rank last in the league with an av- erageof3.6yardspercarry. Howard gained 3,370 yards in Running back Jordan Howard had 28 his first three seasons (2016-18) carries for 33 yards in five games for with the Bears. the Dolphins. PHELAN M. EBENHACK/AP † The Dolphins signed defen- Saints quarterback Drew Brees is sacked by the 49ers’ Kentavius Street during the second quarter Sunday. MAX BECHERER/AP sive tackle Zach Sieler to a three- water “does not have a serious year extension. knee injury” and added that he’s hopeful Bridgewater will practice Dalton back for Dallas Wednesday and play Sunday. Cowboys quarterback Andy † Jets quarterback Sam Dar- A bad break for Brees Dalton has been cleared for prac- nold (right shoulder) will not play tice after getting through the Sunday against the Chargers. Saints quarterback suffered fractured ribs, collapsed lung Sunday protocols for a concussion and † Broncos quarterback Drew COVID-19. Lock (bruised ribs) might not BY BRETT MARTEL ries before the first required injury Winston completed 6 of 10 pass- Coach Mike McCarthy said play Sunday against the Dolphins. Associated Press report of this week on Wednesday. es for 63 yards, and Payton said Dalton participated in an infor- NEW ORLEANS — Drew Brees But with Brees virtually cer- he thought Winston “did a good mal practice Monday, the first day This and that has been diagnosed with multiple tain to miss upcoming games, the job” but added that the offense as back for the Cowboys coming off Browns fullback Andy Janov- rib fractures and a collapsed right Saints’ offense is likely to be run pri- a whole was hampered by injuries their bye week. Dallas visits the ich was placed on the COVID-19 lung, a person with knowledge of marily by Jameis Winston, a 2015 to other key regulars, including re- Vikings on Sunday, but McCar- list, a day after he played 26 snaps the situation said Monday. first overall draft choice by Tampa ceiver Tre’Quan Smith and tight thy wouldn’t say if Dalton would in a 10-7 victory against the Tex- The person spoke on condition of Bay whom New Orleans signed to end Josh Hill, who both left with start. General manager Jerry ans. The team was notified of Ja- anonymity because the Saints have a one-year contract as a free agent concussion symptoms. Jones and executive director of novich’s positive coronavirus test not announced specifics about the this offseason. Taysom Hill, a util- Winston was a starter for most personnel Stephen Jones both in the morning and immediately injury, which the 41-year-old quar- ity player who intermittently takes of five seasons in Tampa Bay but have said Dalton is the starter if closed its facility in Berea, Ohio, terback said occurred on a heavy over for Brees on option plays — but became a free agent after former he’s available. to conduct contact tracing. Play- hit by 49ers defensive lineman Ken- also plays tight end and on special Patriots quarterback Tom Brady ers held their meetings virtually, tavius Street in the second quarter teams — also could see his snaps at agreed to join the Buccaneers. Injury updates and coach Kevin Stefanski held of the Saints’ 27-13 victory Sunday. quarterback increase. “Both [Winston] and Taysom Lions quarterback Matt Staf- his Zoom call with the media Brees’ injuries are expected to While Brees initially missed just have a good feel of what we’re try- ford said X-rays were negative on from home. sideline the quarterback for mul- two plays after the hit by Street and ing to do,” Payton said. “They pick his right hand. He injured it while † The Chiefs signed coach Andy tiple weeks. Two of the Saints’ next returned for another touchdown things up, and I feel like it’s a good getting sacked in the first quar- Reid and general manager Brett three games are against the Falcons, drive in the final two minutes of the [quarterback] room.” ter against Washington. Stafford Veach to contract extensions. first on Sunday in the Superdome half, he told Payton he did not feel The Saints have not been critical finished the game and “likes his Reid, who recently passed Curly and then in Atlanta on Dec. 6. New fit to continue in the second half. of the nature of Street’s hit, which chances” to play Sunday at the Lambeau for fifth on the NFL all- Orleans visits Denver on Nov. 29. Winston took most of the snaps came on what would have been a Panthers. time wins list with 230, is in this Saints coach Sean Payton said after that, with Hill also running a sack had it not been flagged for a † Panthers coach Matt Rhule eighth season in Kansas City. he would not comment on any inju- number of plays. personal foul. said quarterback Teddy Bridge- Sun-Times wires 48 | Tuesday, November 17, 2020 | The Hardest-Working Paper in America | suntimes.com ◆

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BEARS NOTEBOOK Patterson ties mark for KO-return TDs BY JASON LIESER, STAFF REPORTER [email protected] | @JasonLieser Cordarrelle Patterson matched the Bears’ seasonlong scoring total in the third quarter Monday night when he returned the opening kickoff 104 yards for a touchdown to give the Bears a 13-7 lead. Patterson’s eighth career kickoff return for a touchdown puts him in a three-way tie — along with Josh Cribbs and Leon Washington, who are both retired — for the most in NFL history. Patterson caught the ball in the north end zone while standing on the second “C”in “CHICAGO,” ran up the middle and broke toward the right sideline. Amazingly, he was never touched, beating the kicker last. According to NFL Next Gen stats, no defender got within a yard of Patterson, who ran 117.3 yards during his return. Whitehair back It won’t fix everything for the Bears’ faltering offensive line, but they got a major upgrade with the return of starting center Cody Whitehair. Whitehair injured his calf in the loss to the Rams on Oct. 26, then tested positive for the coronavirus and couldn’t play until he cleared the NFL’s protocol. The Bears activated him shortly before kickoff against the Vikings. Whitehair boosts a line that badly needed help. His return allowed the Bears to shift Alex Bars, who had been filling in at center, to left guard. They kept Charles Leno Jr. at left tackle, Germain Ifedi at right guard and Rashaad Coward at right tackle. Coward was a surprise because backup swing tackle Jason Spriggs was active after missing one game with a knee injury. Original starting right tackle Bobby Massie (knee) is on injured reserve. The Bears have additional time to get healthy, with the bye week coming up before visiting the Packers on Nov. 29. Since they drafted him 56th overall in 2016, Whitehair has been the Bears’ steadiest offensive lineman, starting 71 Cordarrelle Patterson, running with the ball during the first half, joined Josh Cribbs and Leon Washington as the only players with eight kick returns for touchdowns. AP consecutive games to begin his career. Going into last season, the Bears secured Bears. Before his injury, Miller had been one wildcat quarterback early in the second him with a five-year, $52.5 million contract Miller, 29, was out of the NFL after of the most explosive running backs in the quarter. He took a direct snap and ran extension. tearing his ACL during the 2019 preseason league.HewenttotheProBowlin2018 behind Coward for six yards. with the Texans. He was willing to try after rushing for 973 yards and a touchdown Patterson has never thrown a pass Miller’s return clawing back from the Bears’ practice and catching 25 passes for 163 yards and a in his career but regularly shows off his Former Pro Bowl running back Lamar squad, and was promoted Monday after touchdown with the Texans. arm by playing catch with fans before Miller played for the first time since a little more than a month while starter games. He averages 6.6 yards per carry — January 2019 and caught a seven-yard pass David Montgomery remains out with a New wildcat fourth all-time among players with at least for a first down on his first snap for the concussion. The Bears used Patterson as their new 100 rushes. ◆ suntimes.com | The Hardest-Working Paper in America | Tuesday, November 17, 2020 | 49

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SUMMARY BEARS’ 2020 SCHEDULE Minnesota 7 0 6 6 — 19 Gross-Yds passing 292 124 BEARS 3 3 7 0 — 13 Completed-Att. 25-36 16-31 SEPT. 13 First Quarter Had Intercepted 1 1 AT Min—Thielen 17 pass from Yards-Pass Play 7.7 3.3 LIONS Cousins (Bailey kick), 6:29. Drive: KICKOFFS-EZ-TB 5-3-2 4-4-4 WON 27-23 6 plays, 41 yards, 3:05. Key Plays: PUNTS-Avg. 5-41.6 5-44.2 SEPT. 20 H.Smith 8 interception return to Punts blocked 0 0 Chicago 41; Cousins 12 pass to VS. GIANTS Beebe on 3rd-and-5. Minnesota 7, FGs-PATs blocked 0-0 0-0 BEARS 0. TOTAL RETURN YARDS 8 219 WON 17-13 BEARS—FG Santos 23, :32. Punt Returns 1-0 3-44 SEPT. 27 Drive: 14 plays, 70 yards, 5:57. Key Kickoff Returns 0-0 3-142 Plays: Foles 24 pass to Robinson; Interceptions 1-8 1-33 AT FALCONS Foles 9 pass to Patterson on 3rd- PENALTIES-Yds 4-35 1-5 WON 30-26 Minnesota 7, BEARS 3. and-7. FUMBLES-Lost 2-1 3-1 Second Quarter OCT. 4 TIME OF POSSESSION 35:50 24:10 BEARS—FG Santos 42, :49. VS.COLTS Drive: 5 plays, 21 yards, 1:02. Key INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS LOST 19-11 Plays: Mack 33 interception return RUSHING—Minnesota, Cook 30- to Minnesota 45; Foles 21 pass to 96, Mattison 2-4, Cousins 1-(minus OCT. 8 (Thursday) A.Miller. Minnesota 7, BEARS 6. Third Quarter 1). BEARS, Patterson 12-30, Pierce VS.BUCS 3-9, Foles 1-2, Nall 1-0. BEARS— WON 20-19 Patterson 104 kickoff PASSING—Minnesota, Cousins return (Santos kick), 14:46. Drive: 25-36-1-292. BEARS, Foles 15-26-1- 0 plays, 0 yards, 00:14. BEARS 13, OCT. 18 Minnesota 7. 106, Bray 1-5-0-18. RECEIVING— AT PANTHERS Min— Minnesota, Jef- FG Bailey 37, 10:50. Drive: ferson 8-135, Rudolph 4-63, Thielen WON 23-16 4 plays, 1 yard, 00:54. BEARS 13, Minnesota 10. 4-43, Cook 4-16, Beebe 2-16, Conk- lin 2-11, Ham 1-8. BEARS, Robinson OCT. 26 (Monday) Min— FG Bailey 43, 1:52. Drive: 6-43, A.Miller 2-28, Patterson 2-19, 7 plays, 60 yards, 3:20. Key Plays: AT RAMS Bears linebacker Khalil Mack runs with the ball after intercepting a pass in the second quarter. GETTY IMAGES L.Miller 2-6, Mooney 2-3, Nall 1-18, Cousins 54 pass to Jefferson on Kmet 1-7. LOST 24-10 3rd-and-11; Cousins 7 pass to PUNT RETURNS—Minnesota, GRADING THE BEARS Jefferson on 3rd-and-10. Minnesota NOV. 1 BY MARK POTASH 13, BEARS 13. Osborn 1-0. BEARS, A.Miller 2-44, Dw.Harris 1-0. VS.SAINTS Fourth Quarter QUARTERBACK OFFENSIVE LINE SECONDARY KICKOFF RETURNS—Minnesota, LOST 26-23 Min—Thielen 6 pass from More of the same from Center Cody White- Safety Tashaun Gipson None. BEARS, Patterson 2-135, F F B- Cousins (pass failed), 10:06. Drive: De.Harris 1-7. NOV. 8 Nick Foles (15-for-26, 106 hair returned from the recovered a fumble on 9 plays, 63 yards, 4:43. Key Plays: TACKLES-ASSISTS-SACKS— AT TITANS yards, zero TDs, one INT, 51.1 COVID-19 list and provided the first drive. Buster Skrine Cook 13 run; Cousins 22 pass to Ru- Minnesota, Wilson 5-2-1, Harris rating), who was under con- some stability, but the line had excellent coverage on dolph; Cousins 14 pass to Jefferson. LOST 24-17 Minnesota 19, BEARS 13. 4-1-0, Gladney 4-0-0, C.Jones 3-0-0, stant pressure and couldn’t play overall was nothing Adam Thielen’s 19-yard TD Watts 3-0-0, Boyd 2-2-0, Kendricks A— NOV. 16 (Monday) overcome poor protection. special. The Bears rushed for catch, a nifty one-handed 0. 2-1-0, Wonnum 2-0-1, Mata’afa TEAM STATS 2-0-0, Stephen 1-1-0, Holmes 1-0-0, VS. VIKINGS With good protection, Foles 41 yards and Foles was under grab. Skrine also was beaten MIN BEARS misfired to Anthony Miller, pressure as the team again on Thielen’s tiebreaking TD. Dye 0-2-0, Odenigbo 0-1-0. BEARS, LOST 19-13 Smith 8-6-1, Trevathan 7-1-0, and the ball was tipped and struggled with blitz pickups. Hard to tell who was respon- FIRST DOWNS 19 10 Rushing 4 1 Jackson 6-1-0, Johnson 5-0-0, Urban Nov. 22 – BYE WEEK intercepted. His long comple- Alex Bars started at LG and sible for Justin Jefferson’s 3-3-0, Hicks 3-1-0, Mingo 3-0-0, tion against the 30th-ranked was OK. Rashaad Coward 54-yard catch on third-and-11. Passing 14 9 Ta.Gipson 2-1-0, Mack 2-1-0, Skrine NOV. 29 pass defense in the NFL was struggled at RT. He was wide-open. Penalty 1 0 2-1-0, Nichols 1-3-0, Edwards 1-1-0, AT PACKERS 24 yards to Allen Robinson. DEFENSIVE LINE SPECIAL TEAMS THIRD DOWN EFF 8-15 2-11 Fuller 1-0-0, Vaughters 0-2-0, Mc- FOURTH DOWN EFF 0-0 0-2 Cullers 0-1-0. 7:20 p.m., Ch. 5 RUNNING BACKS INTERCEPTIONS— Akiem Hicks was stellar Patterson gave the TOTAL NET YARDS 385 149 Minnesota, DEC. 6 With David Montgomery B again in a key game but B+ Bears the spark Total Plays 70 50 H.Smith 1-8. BEARS, Mack 1-33. F out, the Bears used all left with a hamstring injury they needed with a 104-yard Avg Gain 5.5 3.0 MISSED FIELD GOALS—None. VS. LIONS four of their RBs. Cordarrelle in the third quarter. Brent kickoff-return TD that gave NET YARDS RUSHING 99 41 OFFICIALS—Referee Scott Noon, Fox-32* Patterson had 12 carries for Urban showed up again, them a 13-7 lead. Dwayne Rushes 33 17 Novak, Ump Steven Woods, HL Kent Payne, LJ Thomas Eaton, FJ Scott DEC. 13 Avg per rush 3.0 2.4 30 yards. Veteran Lamar stopping Dalvin Cook for no Harris killed the mood with a Edwards, SJ John Jenkins, BJ Ter- VS Miller, called up from the yards and pressuring Kirk fumble of a punt that the NET YARDS PASSING 286 108 rence Miles, Replay Jimmy Oldham. . TEXANS practice squad, didn’t get a Cousins into a quick throw Vikings recovered at the Sacked-Yds lost 1-6 2-16 Noon, Ch. 2* carry but caught two passes to Cook for a three-yard loss. Bears’ 21. Cairo Santos The Bears’ DEC. 20 for six yards. Artavis Pierce Mario Edwards and Bilal kicked field goals of 23 and had three carries for nine Nichols were effective in con- 42 yards to extend his string Cairo Santos AT VIKINGS yards. taining Cook and pressuring to 14 in a row. kicks a 23-yard Noon, Fox-32* field goal in RECEIVERS Cousins. COACHING DEC. 27 LINEBACKERS the first quar- F Robinson’s 24-yard D The Bears scored on ter Monday AT JAGUARS reception was the key Roquan Smith (14 special teams, and their against the Noon, Fox-32* play on a first-half FG drive. B+ tackles) was the defense played well enough Vikings at Miller’s tipped pass that best player on the field, with to win. Just a decent perfor- JAN. 3 Soldier Field. was picked off was a tough a sack and three tackles for mance by the offense against VS. PACKERS He added a play, but it still could have loss, giving him the NFL lead. the 29th-ranked defense Noon, Fox-32* been made. Darnell Mooney Khalil Mack’s INT and 33-yard in the league should have 42-yarder in (two catches, three yards) return stopped a Vikings been enough to win. But the the second *Game times tentative and was quiet. Jimmy Graham drive and led to a FG. Danny offense reached another new quarter. subject to flexible scheduling. 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Vikings safety Harrison Smith intercepts a pass that was deflected by Bears receiver Anthony Miller (on the ground) during the first quarter Monday at Soldier Field. NAM Y. HUH/AP

SAME OLD, SAME OLD In coordinator Lazor’s first game calling plays, Bears show no improvement offensively

MARK POTASH It was the Bears’ offense under coach Matt elicited modest expectations at best — inside rise above the muck left the Bears running in BEARS BEAT Nagy in a nutshell: The harder they try, the and outside Halas Hall. And the Bears’ still place yet again in a 19-13 loss to the Vikings worse they get. managed to disappoint. on Monday at Soldier Field. Nagy’s decision to turn over play-calling An ineffective running game, protection ‘‘Obviously, we struggled mightily on [email protected] | @MarkPotash duties to offensive coordinator Bill Lazor issues and quarterback Nick Foles’ failure to offense,’’ Nagy said. ‘‘We had field position, ◆ suntimes.com | The Hardest-Working Paper in America | Tuesday, November 17, 2020 | 51 TRANSFORM YOUR BATH OR SHOWER IN AS LITTLE AS ONE DAY Give the gift of a new bathroom for the holidays

Vikings safety Harrison Smith breaks up a pass intended for Bears receiver Allen Robinson during the third quarter Monday at Soldier Field. NAM Y. HUH/AP

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Quarterback Nick Foles leaves the field on a cart after suffering an injury while being slammed to the ground on an incompletion in the PATRICK FINLEY final minute. CHARLES REX ARBOGAST/AP BEARS BEAT

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The Bears went from dull to disaster in one play Monday night. When quarterback Nick Foles was carted off the field with an injury to his leg or hip with 37 seconds left in Monday night’s 19-13 loss to the Vikings, the Bears’ free-fall became official. As his teammates gathered around the cart to salute Foles after he was knocked down while throwing an incompletion, it felt funereal. The Bears’season wasalready on the brink. Monday night, it tum- bled over Niagara Falls. Entering their bye week, the Bears have lost four straight games and their only healthy quarterback is third-stringer Tyler Bray, who’d thrown one career pass before a dis- jointed last-second drive Monday. A month ago, the Bears had a chance to win on “Monday Night Football” to claim the best record in the NFC. They didn’t win then — or since — and now, at 5-5, seem headed toward even further disaster. Where does it end? Probably not with a win at the rival Packers after the bye week. If the skid doesn’t stop soon, it could end with the removal of general manager Ryan Pace or coach Matt Nagy, or both, at the end of the season. The two have created a mess. Against an unremarkable Vi- kings defense, the Bears and new play-caller Bill Lazor totaled 149 yards, the fewest of the Matt Nagy era. When the Bears took possession down six with 44 seconds to VIKINGS 19, BEARS 13 play, the Vikings had almost triple their offensive yards: 386-131. In the second half, the Bears had 32 yards on offense. They had four- straight three-and-outs followed by two turnover on downs. “As hard as it is, and as frustrating. ... We gotta just keeping using that persistence over resis- LIGHTNING tance, and just keep fighting and keep staying together,” Nagy said. “Eventually something here will hopefully change. I think that’s where we have to believe and trust and play for each other.” The most — only? — exciting AND BLUNDER Bears play Monday night came Patterson kickoff-return TD only highlight after another forgettable outing by offense ◆ suntimes.com | The Hardest-Working Paper in America | Tuesday, November 17, 2020 | 53

THREE TAKEAWAYS Three takeaways from the Bears’“Monday Night Football” game against the Vikings: Harris’ mistake Fed up with Ted Ginn deciding to let punts bounce behind him, the Bears signed veteran Dwayne Harris two weeks ago to give an element of danger to their special teams. Monday night, he did just that — the wrong way. About three minutes into the third quarter, he muffed a punt at the Bears’ 20 that was recovered by the Vikings. He hurt his triceps on the play. The Bears then turned to Anthony Miller for the next punt return, and he ran for 12 yards. Bad start for Miller The Bears’ ﬁrst two offensive plays were absolutely brutal for Miller, the third-year receiver. Blocking on a screen pass to Darnell Mooney, Miller was shoved into the rookie, practically making the tackle for the Vikings. On the next play, Miller ran a deep-in route, leapt for a Nick Foles pass, touched it with both hands — and let it carom to Harrison Smith for an interception. RB timeshare With David Montgomery concussed, the Bears leaned on Cordarrelle Patterson as their lead running back. New play-caller Bill Lazor rotated running backs, though; Ryan Nall, Artavis Pierce and former Akiem Hicks tackles Vikings running back Dalvin Cook, who had 96 yards on 30 carries. JONATHAN DANIEL/GETTY IMAGES Pro Bowl player Lamar Miller all touched the ball in the ﬁrst half. haven’t been able to shake even clock ran down to zero. ended with a 23-yard Cairo Santos — Patrick Finley when changing their quarterback Why would he have had any field goal. or, as they did Monday night, their stomach to see more? Mack’s interception coming out play-caller. “On offense, we just gotta step of the two-minute warning in the When the Bears went into half- up,” Patterson said. “We’re not first half gave the Bears the ball at time with a measly six points, it good enough right now. Everybody the Vikings’ 45. The Bears’ offense when Cordarrelle Patterson marked the 20th time in the Nagy sees that.” gained 21 yards before sputtering returned the opening kickoff of era — which has 43 games — in The offense was ugly from the again, leaving Santos to make a 42- the second half 104 yards for a which the Bears failed to score a start. On the second play of the yard field goal with about a minute touchdown, tying the modern NFL first-half touchdown. game, Foles threw deep to receiv- left in the half. record with eight such returns in Three of those points came on er Anthony Miller. The ball came Up six after Patterson’s return his career. a short field after Vikings receiver in high and a bit behind him, but for a touchdown, the Bears hand- On defense, being boring is Adam Thielen practically handed still hit Miller in both hands. It ed the Vikings three points when by design. The Bears once again the football to Khalil Mack, who re- bounced into the arms of Vikings Dwayne Harris muffed a punt at were able to bottle up Dalvin Cook, turned an interception for 33 yards. safety Harrison Smith. the Bears’ 20. the NFL’s leading rusher, holding Nagy — freed from the play-call- Six plays later, Vikings quar- Without defensive lineman him to 96 yards on a whopping 30 ing duties he voluntarily gave up terback Kirk Cousins threw a gor- Akiem Hicks, who left the game carries. Friday — had such little interest in geous 17-yard pass up the left side- with an injured hamstring, the “It’s frustrating, can’t hide that,” seeing any more of his offense that, line that receiver Adam Thielen, defense finally caved, allowing safety Eddie Jackson said. “At the rather than try to take three time- blanketed by cornerback Buster the Vikings to go 73 yards on nine same time, it’s a team game.” outs to get the ball back from the Skrine, caught with one hand. plays and score on a six-yard pass The Bears’ Dwayne Harris walks off On offense, though, being bor- Vikings, he let them run the ball for Down 7-0, the Bears put to- to Thielen to go up six with 10 min- the field with an injury after muffing ing is a curse — one that the Bears no gain twice and watched as the gether a 14-play, 70-yard drive that utes to play. a punt in the second half. NAM Y. HUH/AP 54 | Tuesday, November 17, 2020 | The Hardest-Working Paper in America | suntimes.com ◆

SPORTS NOWLET’STALK ABOUT PAIN Foles’ injury late in game takes Bears’ suffering to a whole new level

The Bears’ medical staff tends to quarterback Nick Foles after a hit by the Vikings’ IIfeadi Odenigbo in the final minute of Monday night’s 19-13 loss at Soldier Field. Foles had to be carted off the field. JONATHAN DANIEL/GETTY IMAGES

bad night and bad season for carted off the field to the locker Foles threw from a quickly “When I saw the amount of the Bears got worse Monday room. Foles landed hard on his collapsing pocket as Vikings pain he was in on the ground ... I Anight in the final minute of throwing shoulder, and trainers defensive end Ifeadi Odenigbo hope he’s OK, but he was in a lot JASON LIESER their 19-13 loss to the Vikings. checked his right leg as well. got to him and threw him to the of pain,” Nagy said. “He’s a tough BEARS BEAT In their last, desperate push to Coach Matt Nagy was still ground. The ball fluttered out for dude, but he was in a lot of pain.” win the game, they lost starting waiting on word from doctors an incomplete pass, and Foles The Bears sent in third-stringer quarterback Nick Foles to an shortly after the game but believed stayed down for several minutes Tyler Bray, who was promoted [email protected] | @JasonLieser injury so serious he had to be it was a leg or hip injury. before being helped to the cart. from their practice squad, for the ◆ suntimes.com | The Hardest-Working Paper in America | Tuesday, November 17, 2020 | 55

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11 quarterback hits and two sacks relatively quickly, but the injury rating going into Monday was SPORTS as Foles completed 15 of 26 passes was severe enough that Trubisky below the 87.4 Trubisky had at the NEWSLETTERS for 106 yards and an interception initially thought he might need time of his benching. for a 51.1 passer rating. surgery. The Bears traded a fourth- SIGN UP AT SUNTIMES.COM/ “The protection and where “I don’t know yet about Mitch,” round pick to get Foles, 31, from NEWSLETTERS we’re at with getting the ball out ... Nagy said. “I think there’s a the Jaguars in the recent offseason that’s something that we’ve once possibility, but I don’t know that for and committed to what is again got to look at,” Nagy said. sure. It’s going to be day-by-day.” essentially a three-year, $24 million “Where are we at right now and The Bears’ only other fully guaranteed contract. Unless how are we doing this?” quarterback is recent practice he opts out, he will be on their Where are they? In a very squad addition Kyle Sloter, who roster through 2022. dangerous place. Playing has never played in an NFL game. Foles has suffered major injuries quarterback for the Bears is Trubisky, the No. 2 overall pick multiple times in his nine-year extremely hazardous, as Foles has in 2017, completed 59.3% of his career and missed most of last seen the last two months. passes, averaged 140 yards passing season with a broken collarbone. His injury could prompt Nagy and had six touchdowns against He has never started all 16 games. to go back to Mitch Trubisky, three interceptions before Nagy While Nagy was uncertain of who opened the season as the yanked him in the third quarter the specifics or the severity of starter and was benched for Foles while trailing the Falcons 26-10. Foles’ injury, it was clear by the final five snaps. in Week 3. The Bears are off this Foles was incredible in that way he and Foles’ teammates Foles’ injury was the latest blow week before visiting the Packers game, leading the Bears to a talked about it that there is to the Bears in a season that has on Nov. 29. comeback with three touchdown tremendous concern. fallen apart. Want breaking news It’s not that simple, though. passes in the fourth quarter, but “It’s bad, man,” running back delivered to your email This defeat was their fourth in Trubisky has been out since he fell flat after that. In his first Cordarrelle Patterson said. “You inbox? Visit suntimes.com/ a row, and Foles spent the night hurting his throwing shoulder six starts, he completed 66.8% of never want to see anybody go newsletters to sign up for frantically trying to avoid hits like on his first play as a wildcat his passes, averaged 260 yards down like that. It hurts. It’s heart- breaking-news alerts and a the one that knocked him out of quarterback two weeks ago. and had seven touchdowns against breaking. I just wish the best for rundown of the top stories the game. The Vikings registered Nagy was optimistic he’d be back six interceptions. His 83.8 passer him and his family.” every morning. HRE E ARBOGAST/AP REX CHARLES Field. Soldier at Monday loss Bears’ the of seconds waning in the hit big a taking after a cart on off taken is Foles Nick geico.com/chicagoland 773-582-8888 HRE E ARBOGAST/AP REX CHARLES IC COUNT MITCH IIG 9 ER 13 BEARS 19, VIKINGS OA OFFICE LOCAL ihFls ttsuncertain status Foles’ with aysy rbsycudrtr fe y week bye after return could Trubisky says Nagy ahntn ..206 ekhr ahwyIc usday EC ek mg 1999-2020. © image Gecko GEICO GEICO subsidiary. 2020 Inc. © Company, Hathaway Insurance Berkshire GEICO Employees a all Government 20076; or of D.C. states mark Washington, all service in registered available a not is are GEICO features companies. and plans payment coverages, discounts, Some ehbaespañol. habla Se ALU TODAY! US CALL OEAE AE 48-55 PAGES COVERAGE, usa,Nvme 7 00|TeHretWrigPpri mrc suntimes.com | America in Hardest-Working Paper The | 2020 17, November Tuesday, adno=STM000111597101 adno=STM000111621401 ◆

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