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Questions? Call 1-800-Tribune Tuesday, May 22, 2018 Breaking news at chicagotribune.com Lawmakers to get intel ‘review’ additional detail. Deal made for meeting over FBI source During a meeting with Trump, in Russia probe amid Trump’s demand Deputy Attorney General Rod Rosenstein and FBI Director By Desmond Butler infiltrated his presidential cam- Christopher Wray also reiterated and Chad Day paign. It’s unclear what the mem- an announcement late Sunday Associated Press bers will be allowed to review or if that the Justice Department’s the Justice Department will be inspector general will expand an WASHINGTON — The White providing any documents to Con- existing investigation into the House said Monday that top FBI gress. Russia probe by examining and Justice Department officials White House press secretary whether there was any improper have agreed to meet with congres- Sarah Huckabee Sanders said politically motivated surveillance. sional leaders and “review” highly Trump chief of staff John Kelly Rep. Devin Nunes, a Trump classified information the law- will broker the meeting among supporter and head of the House makers have been seeking as they congressional leaders and the FBI, intelligence committee, has been scrutinize the handling of the Justice Department and Office of demanding information on an FBI Russia investigation. the Director of National Intelli- source in the Russia investigation. The agreement came after gence. She said the officials will Trump has taken up the cause as President Donald Trump de- “review highly classified and the White House tries to combat EVAN VUCCI/AP manded that the Justice Depart- other information they have re- President Donald Trump made the demand after days of venting about ment investigate whether the FBI quested,” but she did not provide Turn to Deal, Page 11 the special counsel investigation, which he has called a “witch hunt.”

U.S. plan: From Ky., Pressure guns end Iran into up here, new deal killing 3 Pompeo speech lists Traced firearms show strict demands, calls quick flow from out for global sanctions of state to city streets By Tracy Wilkinson By Jason Meisner Washington Bureau Chicago Tribune

WASHINGTON — The It was lunchtime outside an Trump administration, two outlet mall east of Louisville, weeks after it withdrew from Ky., when the deal was made an international arms control for a gun that within weeks deal that curbed Iran’s nuclear would be used to kill a 15-year- ambitions, called Monday for a old boy in Chicago. new global coalition to force The 9 mm Taurus pistol was the Islamic Republic to capitu- posted for sale on Armslist late to a long list of political and .com, a controversial website military demands. that helps buyers and sellers of In his first major policy weapons find each other with- address, Secretary of State out asking them to register or Mike Pompeo described Iran provide proof of identity or in uncompromising and com- background checks, federal bative terms, vowing to enact court records show. history’s most draconian sanc- Shortly before noon on tions against Tehran and to ANTONIO PEREZ/CHICAGO TRIBUNE March 16, 2017, the buyer “crush” its proxy forces across Tonika Johnson’s project pairs people from North and South side blocks of the same streets. arrived at the mall on Buck the Mideast. Creek Road in Simpsonville, The administration’s so- Ky., in a white called Plan B, as an alternative “American to the nuclear deal, was less a muscle car,” detailed new policy than a court records dozen harsh demands, with no show. He told clear way to achieve them, that Bid to bridge a the seller his Pompeo said Iran must meet name was before President Donald Christian Trump would agree to a “new Banks, han- deal.” ded over $300 Henderson The sweeping list would cash for the sharply curtail Iran’s ballistic segregated city compact black missile program and wider handgun and behavior in the region, and city’s economic, racial and filled out a ge- require a radical change in Project introduces residents other types of segregation by neric receipt, policy — if not leadership — in bringing together residents according to Tehran. Behind the demands of opposite sides of Chicago from opposite sides of the city. court records. lay what Pompeo vowed would She started with residents in Just 42 days be “unprecedented financial By Elvia Malagon | Chicago Tribune Englewood — the neighbor- later, Xavier Phillips pressure” through new sanc- hood she still calls home — Soto was with tions. The street names around her high school in Lakeview sounded and introduced them to a 16-year-old familiar to Tonika Johnson, but everything else made her feel like neighbors on corresponding friend in an Turn to Iran, Page 11 North Side blocks to talk alley behind it was a world apart from her Englewood neighborhood. about what it’s like to live in his home in As she commuted by train and bus to Lane Technical College their communities. She’s cap- the 4900 Prep High School, she’d pass Paulina Street and Ashland turing the experiences in block of West Avenue, north-south streets that stretch to her South Side photographs and video re- George Street TOM SKILLING’S cordings. in Chicago’s Wright FORECAST neighborhood. The route near school was dotted with occupied Johnson said she thinks the gang-infested homes, shops, patches of grass and flowers. But as Johnson exhibit captures the effects of Belmont-Cragin neighbor- High 73 Low 55 neared home each day, she saw vacant lots, empty storefronts segregation in Chicago, which hood. A car pulled up and a and a lack of greenery that made her question: How could these has long had a reputation as gunman opened fire with the Weather Center: Complete the most segregated city in the same Taurus pistol. Xavier was forecast on back page of A+E neighborhoods, just 10 miles apart, look so different? U.S. Indeed, a recent study struck in the head and died two revealed that African-Ameri- days later. His friend was shot That feeling of living in a working on an upcoming mul- cans in Chicago would earn multiple times but survived. divided city followed John- timedia exhibit, “Folded The evidence linking Xavi- $2.50 city and suburbs, $3.00 son, now 38, as she started Map,” which examines the Turn to Folded map, Page 7 er’s slaying to the gun pur- elsewhere. 170th year No. 142 chased in Kentucky was re- © Chicago Tribune vealed by federal prosecutors “We are operating within a system that was designed last week as they sought to hold to segregate us.” — Tonika Johnson, Folded Map project creator three men without bond on Turn to Guns, Page 6 2 Chicago Tribune | Section 1 | Tuesday, May 22, 2018

SCOTT OLSON/GETTY Jai Gillard, a freshman at Santa Fe High in Texas, leaves a message for one of the victims of last week’s school shooting. School shootings, Ritalin and the NRA’s culture of convenient excuses According to global marketing firm hol abuse.” Newzoo, the five countries that spend These cultural factors can all be the most money on video games are: concerning in their own right, but China, the United States, Japan, Ger- they aren’t to blame for America’s gun many and the United Kingdom. violence epidemic. If they were, other Using data from 2016, the Institute countries would have the same prob- for Health Metrics and Evaluation at lems. Rex W. Huppke the University of Washington found There’s only one significant factor that the rate of violent gun deaths per that separates America from places It’s Ritalin. 100,000 people in those countries is: like England and Japan and Germany ‘THE CHICAGO TRIBUNE BOOK It’s a culture of death. 0.06 for China, 3.85 for the United and Sweden: We have an illogical It’s not enough religion, and too States, 0.04 for Japan, 0.12 for Ger- number of easily accessible guns. OF THE CHICAGO WHITE SOX: A many violent video games. many and 0.07 for the United King- And if we want to do something DECADE-BY-DECADE HISTORY’ Those, we’re told, are the things dom. about how often teenagers and adults causing America’s almost rhythmic Violent video games are available use those guns to kill other people, we Tobe a White Sox fan is to know the highest of highs, the school shootings. That’s where the everywhere, but America’s gun vi- must be able to have an honest discus- lowest of lows and all points in between. “The Chicago blame was placed — again — this olence rate is staggeringly higher than sion, not one based on drummed-up Tribune Book of the Chicago White weekend as students and families and those other top video game-purchas- cultural hysteria. Sox: A Decade-by-Decade History” pundits and lawmakers grappled with ing countries. Personally, I’d like to melt all the touches all those bases and covers Friday’s slaughter of 10 people at a How about the importance of reli- guns down, forge a giant steel statue more than a century of South Side high school in Santa Fe, Texas. gion in our society? A Pew Research of a hand making a rude gesture, then baseball: “Black Jack” and “Jungle Retired Lt. Col. Oliver North, the Center study found that a little more place the statue directly outside the Jim.”The “Hitless Wonders” and incoming president of the National than half of Americans say religion is NRA’s headquarters. But I realize “Winning Ugly.”Air-raid sirens and Rifle Association, said on “Fox News very important in their lives. Does that’s wildly unrealistic and, truth be exploding scoreboards. “Old Aches Sunday”: “The problem that we’ve got that indicate moral decay that would told, embarrassingly childish. and Pains” and the “Big Hurt.”At is we’re trying like the dickens to treat turn boys into monsters? So let’s talk about stronger enforce- over 300 pages, it’s filled with the symptom without treating the Look at the other countries refer- ment of existing gun laws, a return of great features and profiles, plus stunning images from disease, and the disease in this case enced above. In China, only 3 percent the federal assault weapons ban, the Tribune’s award-winning photojournalists. Get a isn’t the Second Amendment. The say religion is very important. Japan is limiting the size of gun magazines or a copy for yourself — and maybe another one for that disease is youngsters who are steeped only 11 percent. The United Kingdom federal safe storage law that might diehard Sox fan in your life — at in a culture of violence. They’ve been and Germany are both at 21 percent. help prevent cases like Santa Fe, store.chicagotribune.com/books. drugged in many cases. Nearly all of In Canada, only 27 percent of people where the teenage shooter was able to these perpetrators are male, and think religion is very important in access his father’s guns. RELIVE THE LOYOLA RAMBLERS’ they’re young teenagers in most cases. their lives. And let’s listen to suggestions on HISTORIC 2018 SEASON And they’ve come through a culture Our level of religiosity is high com- making schools safer. When the lieu- What a story. What a ride. From largely unknown to where violence is commonplace. All pared with those countries, but our tenant governor of Texas wasn’t recit- nearly unbeatable, the Loyola Ramblers captured the we need to do is turn on the TV, go to gun violence problem is off the charts. ing canned lines about cultural issues, nation’s imagination. Coach Porter Moser. Chaplain a movie. If you look at what has hap- Abortion? According to data from a he made a reasonable point about Sister Jean Dolores Schmidt. Buzzer beaters. And players pened to young people, many of these study released this year by the limiting the number of ways students who competed with prowess and poise. “Ramble On” — a young boys have been on Ritalin since Guttmacher Institute, the number of can enter a school, allowing school commemorative hardcover book featuring Chicago they were in kindergarten.” abortions per 1,000 women ages 15 to officials a better chance to screen Tribune columns, game stories, features and photogra- Texas Lt. Gov. Dan Patrick said on 49 in the United States was 13. The people. phy — chronicles the Ramblers’ Cinderella run to the ABC’s “This Week”: “We have deval- rate was the same in the United King- I think arming teachers is crazy — NCAA men’s basketball tournament Final Four, a ride ued life, whether it’s through abor- dom. Sweden had a higher abortion we already can’t pay them enough just that thrilled Chicago. “Ramble On” is available at chicago tion, whether it’s the breakup of fam- rate at 18 per 1,000 women, but there to teach — but since we’re not going tribune.com/rambleon for $24.95. ilies, through violent movies, and were only 41 people shot to death to turn all the guns into an inappro- particularly violent video games, there last year. priate statue, the idea of making CHICAGO TRIBUNE BOOKS which now outsell movies and music. Violent movies? Those are shown schools more secure makes sense. Put “Won for the Ages: How the Chicago Cubs Became … But we, again, we have to look at in other countries that have minor to in metal detectors. Hire more security the 2016 World Series Champions.” Revisit the joy our culture of violence, just our vi- nonexistent gun violence problems. guards. produced by the team that Theo Epstein built and Joe olent society, our Facebook, our Twit- Ritalin? That’s also not unique to Look at it this way: Pinning the Maddon guided to the baseball promised land. From ter, the bullying of adults on adults America. Iceland, which is virtually problem on cultural factors is a lazy Rizzo and Russell to Baez and Bryant — and that’s just and children on children. We have to gun violence-free, saw its use of the argument, just as shouting “Ban all the infielders — a cast of characters grew up before our look at ourselves ... it’s not about the drug commonly used to treat ADHD the guns!” is a nonstarter. eyes as their 2016 juggernaut took them from spring guns, it’s about us.” jump more than 230 percent between If we really care, if we really hurt at training in Arizona to their sport’s ultimate prize in Cleve- To quote the great comic strip 2004 and 2014. Furthermore, there the thought of our children going to land. Available online at chicagotribune.com/won- character Pogo by cartoonist Walt hasn’t been any indication the Santa school assuming they might get shot, fortheages. Kelly: “We have met the enemy and Fe shooter was taking Ritalin, and a we can’t fall back on lame excuses and All Chicago Tribune print books are available online at he is us.” Right? 2000 report on school shootings we can’t lean in too hard on unre- chicagotribune.com/printbooks Well, yes, but not in the ways North conducted in part by the U.S. Secret alistic goals. We need to listen to each and Patrick and a slew of other gun- Service National Threat Assessment other and find some common ground. protecting folks want you to believe. Center and the Department of Educa- Without a doubt, we have met the The “our culture is causing mass tion found: “Few of the attackers had enemy and he is us. ACCURACY AND ETHICS shootings” argument is compelling been diagnosed with any mental Time to make peace so we can find Margaret Holt, standards editor and can sound reasonable on a viscer- disorder prior to the incident. Addi- a way to make things better. al level. But it’s based on emotion, not tionally, fewer than one-third of at- The Tribune’s editorial code of principles governs reality. tackers had histories of drug or alco- [email protected] professional behavior and journalism standards. Every- one in our newsroom must agree to live up to this code of conduct. Read it at chicagotribune.com/accuracy. Corrections and clarifications: Publishing information quickly and accurately is a central part of the Chicago Tribune’s news responsibility. • In some editions of Friday’s Chicago Sports section, the wrong logos appeared next to the Chicago team sched- ules in our calendar listings on Page 7. The Tribune regrets the error.

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Almanac Business 5 Lottery Business 5 Bridge A+E 6 Obituaries Business 5 Comics A+E 6-7 Sudoku A+E 7 Crossword A+E 7 Television A+E 5 Horoscopes A+E 6 Weather A+E 8 Chicago Tribune | Section 1 | Tuesday, May 22, 2018 3 Duchess breaks barrier with high style Meghan Markle no. And that said a lot about who she is. shows strength and It is easy to imagine the charm on big day pressure Ragland must have felt to conform to what is considered the norm. Knowing that eyes around the world would be watch- ing to see how this regular woman, a social worker and yoga instructor, would react on the world stage. Dahleen Glanton She did not waver. Per- haps that is where the It was wonderful to see duchess gets her strength. the way Meghan Markle Though the love story of infused her African-Ameri- Harry and Meghan reads can heritage into her wed- like a fairy tale, the idea that ding with Prince Harry. an African-American wom- The new Duchess of an married a prince is not Sussex gave the world a what makes it so important. taste of two distinctly dif- It is that the duchess is a ferent cultures — that of a strong and independent black girl raised by a single woman who now has an mother in Los Angeles and opportunity to bring about a royal whose family tradi- change in many parts of the tions in England go back a world. thousand years — blended The royal website of- into one. fered a glimpse of what we That wasn’t an easy feat. can expect in her new role But the world was watch- as duchess. She described ing, and the duchess had a herself as a feminist and an message to send. advocate for social justice, For the record, though, noting that when she was the ceremony was a bit over 11, she successfully cam- the top as far as most Afri- paigned to have a company can-American weddings go. change sexist language But perhaps it needed to be, being used to sell dish- in order to make her point. washing soap. The long-winded The site also mentions preacher and the gospel ALEXI LUBOMIRSKI/KENSINGTON PALACE that she visited Rwanda on choir were unique vestiges Prince Harry and Meghan Markle, the Duke and Duchess of Sussex, and relatives at the royal wedding in Windsor Castle. a clean water campaign of the black church experi- that would work to allow ence, but not often incorpo- never seen such a thing. through barriers, regardless first African-American her to watch their children young children to continue rated into formal weddings. Some of them didn’t know of where they are. The anything, there are always sign the register. And as the their education. And she Except for those that in- what to make of it. But duchess has broken questions and doubt. Many family exited the church, has volunteered at soup clude African traditions that’s OK. through yet another, and as of us seemed to be looking he walked down the steps kitchens on skid row in Los such as “jumping the Beyond the animated a result has a powerful for clues as to whether this with his wife, Camilla, on Angeles and in Toronto broom,” most black wed- preacher, a choir singing platform from which she exchange of cultural ideals one arm and Ragland on while working in Canada as ding ceremonies are as Ben E. King’s “Stand by can speak. And the wed- would work. In other the other. an actress. subdued as any other tradi- Me” and 19-year-old Afri- ding itself spoke volumes. words, would she really be By no means does this She is yet another wom- tional ceremony. can-American cellist, the Many wondered if the accepted? imply that the families will an with a strong voice and The bride picked wedding provided so many duchess, being born to a The royal family seemed become close friends. But it the chance to be a role Michael Curry, the African- more poignant moments black mother and a white to go out of its way to send is interesting to note how model for young women, of American presiding bishop that pointed to the fact that father, would be strong the message that the duch- natural it all seemed. all races and ethnic groups. of the Episcopal Church in people have more in com- enough in her identity to ess was a fully welcome Credit also has to go to She is yet another woman the United States, to deliver mon than they might think. say to the world, “I am member of the family. Ragland. who can show others how the wedding address. His With so much diversity proud of my African- When her father suf- Before the wedding, to break through barriers, message about the power of on display, it would have American roots.” fered a heart attack and there was lots of discussion with grace and charm, and love, infused with quotes been difficult to ignore the Biracial children in could not attend the wed- among African-Americans still be a mighty force. from the Rev. Martin Lu- stature of this historic event America often have diffi- ding, Prince Charles, in about what she would do Her diverse wedding ther King Jr., was appropri- — the first interracial mar- culty figuring out where perhaps the most welcom- with her hair. Would she proved that she knows who ate at a time the world is so riage within the British they fit in or even where ing gesture he could make, discard her signature she is and that she under- divided. royal family. they are the most accepted. escorted the bride partway dreadlocks in favor of a stands her mission. It is But it went on and on — To understand why this Often, society ends up mak- down the aisle. straightened look? Would obvious that she is up for for more than 13 minutes. wedding was of interest to ing the decision for them. Near the end of the cere- she remove her studded the challenge. Many in the audience at St. many African-Americans, She did not hesitate. And mony, Charles took the nose ring for such a mo- George’s Chapel at Wind- you would have to know that should make us proud. hand of Doria Ragland, the mentous occasion? [email protected] sor Castle obviously had the importance of breaking But whenever there is a duchess’ mother, to escort The answer to both was Twitter @dahleeng

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Man testifies against 3 friends in fatal shooting Co-defendant eling around in the witness chair. killed twin in front Penn, now 21, said he saw of brother, he says a black .380 firearm at the Brakes brothers’ house ei- By Megan Crepeau ther the night before or that Chicago Tribune morning, describing it as a “block gun” available for use Clad in a bright yellow by anyone in the neighbor- jail uniform, Isiah Penn hood who wanted it. took the witness stand in a “We was gonna make Cook County courtroom some money,” Penn said as Monday and told jurors the Bailey twins’ mother how he and three longtime began to cry in the front friends robbed two people row of the gallery. “We was before a “tussle” ended in going to try to rob people.” the fatal shooting of a Penn testified he acted as 15-year-old boy. a lookout while the others Tarik Brakes, 19, his robbed one man. Then they JOSE M. OSORIO/CHICAGO TRIBUNE PHOTOS brother Deafro, 21, and Car- saw “another potential vic- Lane Tech students get sensor equipment charged and ready to be installed at Wrigley Field on Monday. los Johnson, 20, sat silently tim,” Penn said. Tarik just a few yards away at the Brakes held him at gun- defense table as Penn de- point and took his phone, scribed that fateful after- he said, while Penn stole noon in December 2014 in a his diamond earrings. Wrigley Field is classroom dingy South Side viaduct. It was then that Penn Shortly after they took said he noticed Johnson diamond earrings and a “tussling” with two boys. cellphone from their sec- The twins had Johnson for Lane Tech students ond victim, Penn noticed up against the wall, Penn Johnson in a struggle with said on cross-examination New partnership allows teens to use Cubs’ home for a data-driven experiment a pair of teen boys across by defense attorneys — a the street, he testified. He detail Bailey did not testify By Patrick M. stadium personnel. said he and Tarik Brakes, to Friday. Tarik Brakes O’Connell The sensors can start to gun in hand, went over to pulled Demario Bailey off Chicago Tribune help the Cubs understand help out. of Johnson before shooting how fans interact with spe- Brakes “told the victim, him, Penn said. When Cubs fans leave cific spaces and cater those the shorty who got shot, he Defense attorneys were Wrigley Field starting areas to fans’ needs, Basu said, ‘Y’all are tweakin,’ and quick to attack Penn’s cred- Tuesday night, they may said. the shorty pushed him, and ibility, noting the sweet- encounter a simple console The sound sensors will that’s when …” said Penn, heart deal he won from with two circular buttons: be set up at two nearby his voice trailing off. prosecutors and emphasiz- one a red, angry face, the parking lots, atop the Hotel “Tell us what happened,” ing that in his first inter- other a green, smiley face. Zachary and at the Cubs’ said Assistant State’s Attor- views with police after the The sensor will have a old office building north of ney Scott Clark. shooting, his account was question attached asking the park. The Cubs wanted “He shot him,” Penn far different. fans about their experience sensors that measured said. “You could have told at the ballparkand whether sound levels outside the As part of a plea deal them pretty much every- they would recommend a Junior Chanelle Parcon, 16, puts together a photon micro- park in an effort to better with prosecutors, Penn thing you could have told Wrigley visit to their family controller to collect data during the Cubs’ homestand. understand how Wrigley agreed to testify against his the jury today, but you and friends. affects the surrounding three co-defendants at didn’t,” said Frank Cece, But it won’t be Cubs formation accumulated at tion at every data point. neighborhood. their trial on charges they Tarik Brakes’ attorney. executives on the other end the ballpark will be trans- “Understanding how “The goal of this is to fatally shot Demario Bailey “You lied, and you lied, and monitoring the responses. mitted to the students, who 45,000 people interface show them a map of what in front of his identical twin you lied.” Rather, each push of a will gather and analyze the with Wrigley Field is very sound is where,” said junior brother, Demacio, just days Penn identified himself button will be recorded and results for a presentation at similar to how millions of Maxwell Krolak, who was shy of their 16th birthdays. and the three co-defend- registered on the comput- Wrigley next week. people interface with a city,” tapping away at a laptop in In exchange for Penn’s ants on surveillance ers of Lane Tech High After working on proj- said Satya Basu, an instruc- the basement cafeteria of cooperation, prosecutors footage, both in the area School students. ects in and around the tor with Array of Things the Cubs’ office building as have agreed to drop the before the shooting and The customer experi- school during the first two who was at the ballpark to the students prepared to set first-degree murder charge while fleeing the viaduct ence sensors are among years of the program, Lane help the students. “It’s just a up the devices. he faces and recommend a later. three types of equipment of Things expanded to matter of scale.” The weather sensors, sentence of 20 years in He also identified Tarik the Lane Tech students partner with the Cubs. The 100 teens who set which have a wind vane prison for armed robbery, Brakes in a photo holding a designed, created, then set Wrigley Field, with all of its up the sensors are students and anemometer, will be Penn confirmed from the gun as he posed with John- up at Wrigley Field as part activity, even on off days, in Lane Tech’s Innovation mounted on the support stand. He must serve just son. of the Lane of Things pro- offers an ideal measuring and Creation Lab and pillars of the upper deck, half of that sentence and Jurors also heard from gram, a curriculum that station for the student ex- Physical Computing Lab where they will measure 1 will get credit for the 3 ⁄2 that day’s second robbery teaches students about em- periments. The project is classes. The initiative is a temperature, humidity, years he has already spent victim. Steve Martin, 36, bedded sensor technology, funded by the Motorola way for students to design a light level and atmospheric in jail. was on his way to buy digital fabrication, design Solutions Foundation. project with practical im- pressure. Three other sen- “You’re out of here in Christmas presents for his and problem-solving, data “It takes something we plications. Students also sors will be set up in the 1 6 ⁄2 years,” Assistant Pub- daughter when he was analytics and teamwork. have learned in the class- gain experience working ballpark concourse as con- lic Defender Roger Warner, robbed in the viaduct. Crouching on the con- room throughout the year with a client — in this case, trol stations. One of the one of Johnson’s attorneys, Tarik Brakes pointed a course at the ballpark on and allows us to take a the Cubs — and creating an goals of the weather project said while questioning gun at him and took his Monday, the Lane Tech business approach to it,” apparatus and program is to compare conditions in Penn during his three cellphone, he said. Another students tugged at wires said senior Ifra Rabbani. that will meet their needs. the upper deck, which is hours of testimony. male unscrewed the dia- and tested connections of a “The Cubs are such a large “When you work with much more susceptible to “Hopefully less,” Penn mond earrings from his collection of weather sen- part of Chicago and having the Cubs, there’s a realness the elements, especially said as supporters of the ears, Martin testified. sors scattered in front of even such a small part in to it,” said Jeff Solin, a gusty winds, than other defendants murmured Later Monday, Penn ad- them. A few feet away, that, and being able to work computer science teacher parts of the ballpark. their disapproval from the mitted from the stand that another group huddled at Wrigley Field, is very at Lane Tech who helped The sound sensors will gallery in Judge Timothy he was the one who took around laptops, checking exciting for us.” connect the school with help the Cubs learn how Joyce’s courtroom. Martin’s earrings, but he lines of code. And near the The high school pro- Array of Things. sound escapes, what areas In dramatic testimony said he unscrewed only one entrance to Gate D, more gram is adapted from the The sensors will provide get the most noise and at Friday, Demacio Bailey told earring. students tested the buttons Array of Things sensor the students and the Cubs what times. jurors that his brother was Martin said he recog- on one of the contraptions platform, a collaboration with a set of micro-data “This is really a pioneer- shot after coming to his aid nized Johnson from the that will collect fan feed- between the University of that can be sorted by gate ing thing for us,” said after robbers confronted neighborhood and recalled back. Chicago, Argonne National and time, providing real- Heather Way-Kitzes, the them in the viaduct. that he was across the All of the sensors will Laboratory and the School time nuanced feedback. In team’s manager of govern- Prosecutors identified street yelling to his two collect data during the Cubs’ of the Art institute of Chi- the future, such technology ment and neighborhood re- Tarik Brakes as the gun- cohorts. upcoming five-game home- cago. Array of Things, could be used by the team lations, who helped link the man. “Take his shoes, take his stand against the Cleveland funded by the National the measure fan satis- school and the ballclub While Bailey appeared socks, take his belt, whatev- Indians and the San Fran- Science Foundation, re- faction at other specific with the urging of a Lane calm on the stand, Penn er,” Martin quoted Johnson cisco Giants. The other sen- cently installed 100 sensor locations, such at the bath- Tech parent. “We hope it was restless on Monday, as shouting. sors will measure weather, nodes across the city, meas- rooms or concession lines. goes well.” hunching forward as he primarily in the upper deck, uring factors ranging from The Lane Tech sensors will spoke, shifting his weight [email protected] and the sound emanating air quality to traffic con- be set up at spots where [email protected] from side to side and swiv- Twitter @crepeau from the ballpark. The in- gestion to sound and vibra- they will be monitored by Twitter @pmocwriter

Report: Rauner administration mismanaged patronage positions By Kim Geiger agement Services at the root out Pat Quinn’s patron- “shocking” that “for years “formally counseled on his The seventh was informed Chicago Tribune time of the improper hiring age and corruption.” no one at CMS identified responsibilities,” according that his position will be and employment took re- The probe focused on this issue, brought it to to a letter the governor’s eliminated once a suitable Gov. Bruce Rauner’s ad- sponsibility for “a general positions within the state’s anyone’s attention, or took office sent to the inspector replacement can be found, ministration was scolded by management failure” at the Bureau of Property Man- any action to fix the prob- general in response to its the governor’s office said in a top state watchdog for agency, according to the agement that were given a lem.” While noting that it report. its letter to the inspector “serious mismanagement” report. That former CMS special classification that “did not find evidence that Hoffman, took responsi- general. that allowed seven state em- director, Michael Hoffman, made them exempt from Governor’s Office staff bility for the problem. “Had The report highlighted ployees to hold patronage is now Rauner’s point per- rules that are designed to placed individuals into ex- I known about the situation “an underlying issue that positions when their duties son on the Legionnaires’ keep politics out of state empt positions knowing earlier, I would have taken requires further attention: a did not justify the special job disease crisis at the Quincy hiring. Such positions are they would not be doing action at that time,” he sense from many individu- titles, according to a report veterans home. valuable because they allow exempt work,” the watch- wrote in a letter to the als interviewed, including released Monday. The use of exempt posi- the governor to hire people dog said it did find that the executive ethics commis- individuals in key personnel The Republican gover- tions long has been contro- who are aligned politically governor’s office “did not sion. functions, that it is not their nor’s office also was repri- versial. In 2014, a state to develop and carry out prioritize this issue and The governor’s office ac- responsibility to ensure that manded for providing in- ethics investigator found policies. believed it was someone knowledged that the work- State employees are per- complete information to that then-Gov. Pat Quinn The watchdog found that else’s responsibility.” ers were improperly em- forming the duties in their executive inspector general had presided over hundreds seven employees who were A deputy director who ployed and said that it had job descriptions, to revise investigators. of improper hirings of polit- hired as “regional client was supposed to be the acted quickly to eliminate job descriptions that are The report resulted in ically connected workers at managers” were not per- direct supervisor to the em- the positions once it became inaccurate, or to identify the two-week suspension of the Department of Trans- forming work that would ployees told investigators aware of the problem, ac- when (an exempt) position a manager and elimination portation. Then-candidate justify their special job de- that he was unfamiliar with cording to the report. is unwarranted or im- of the positions at issue. A Rauner made it a campaign scriptions, and that their their job duties and had The positions were elimi- proper,” the letter said. top Rauner aide who had issue, calling Quinn a direct supervisors were un- never met with most of nated at the end of 2017,and been in charge of the De- “phony reformer” and vow- aware of the situation. them. He was suspended six of the seven workers [email protected] partment of Central Man- ing that he would work “to The report called it for 14 days without pay, and have left state government. Twitter @kimgeiger Chicago Tribune | Section 1 | Tuesday, May 22, 2018 5

MARION VOLINI 1934-2018 Former alderman pushed for Edgewater area Community activist 48th Ward alderman, and “Her word was gold,” man who fought on Wash- Orr also said he and the two were close, he said. O’Connor said. “I found her ington’s side, remembered Volini pushed to make helped develop, Volini worked hard on to be a person of integrity.” Volini as a critical ally, Edgewater its own commu- shapeneighborhood developing the Clark Street After leaving office, though she sometimes nity area in 1980. corridor and also pushed to Volini ran a real estate office voted against the mayor’s Ald. Joe Moore, 49th, By Gregory Pratt make the Broadway Ar- and remained in Edgewater positions. said he respected Volini’s Chicago Tribune mory Park what it is today, with her husband. Orr said Volini “was political courage in stand- said Patrick O’Connor, the “It was their anchor,” thoughtful and consider- ing with Washington. Former Ald. Marion 40th Ward alderman. Monica Volini said. “They ate,” with less of a “hard Moore said he saw her in Volini, who helped remake The Edgewater Commu- spent their entire married edge” than other elected February when the council the Edgewater neighbor- nity Council under Volini life in this neighborhood.” officials. recognized her son on his hood and served as a key pushed for the building at Monica Volini said her “We were all bothered by retirement from the city. ally to Mayor Harold Wash- Broadway and Thorndale, mother had a “young spirit” the tension, the racism, but “Everyone praised him ington, has died. She was 83. then a state armory used by and was kind. “Even with it was hard for her because on how he was very respon- Volini was the 48th Ward the National Guard, to be- her adversaries, she led she had more friends on sive to the aldermen and alderman from 1978 to 1987, FAMILY PHOTO come an indoor recreation with love and compassion,” both sides than I did,” Orr everything,” Moore said. “I during which time she Former Ald. Marion Volini, center. In 1979, the Park Monica Volini said. said, recalling the Council said, that’s because he helped Edgewater become 48th, served on the City District signed a 25-year Marion’s son, Mike, who Wars. learned it from his mother.” the city’s 77th official com- Council from 1978 to 1987. lease with the state to use recently retired from the Orr also said the Wash- Mayor Rahm Emanuel in munity area. Volini died part of the building, which city, said she was tough and ington loyalists tried to strip a statement hailed Volini’s after a struggle with leu- “She led community peo- opened in 1985, according fair-minded. Burke of his Finance Com- “contributions to Chicago.” kemia, her daughter Moni- ple to get involved, moms to the Park District. “She saw value in Ed mittee chairmanship in “As an Alderman, Marion ca Volini said. and dads that cared about a The Park District bought Burke and she saw value in 1986, but Volini wouldn’t go was a trailblazer, an outspo- Before becoming an al- better Edgewater and really it in 1998, and it’s remained David Orr,” Mike Volini along with it, feeling it went ken advocate for her con- derman, Volini was a com- charted a course for where a popular recreation center said. too far. Burke on Monday stituents, and a public serv- munity activist and presi- we are as a community since, featuring a large After Washington be- recalled the incident. ant who was guided by the dent of the Edgewater today,” Osterman said. “The number of programs, in- came mayor in 1983, a ma- “She would never vote North Stars of compassion Community Council. Harry work she did to get people cluding a trapeze school. jority bloc of 29 mostly with them to get rid of me, and conscience,” Emanuel Osterman, the current 48th involved, to get them to O’Connor, who shared a white aldermen fought the no,” Burke said. said. Ward alderman, remem- commit to a neighborhood, geographic border with mayor through a bitter era He called her a “beauti- She had five children and bered her as a “pioneer” really had lasting roots to Volini when he first joined that became known as the ful, charming and intelli- 10 grandchildren, her fam- with a “fierce determina- where we are.” the council in 1983, praised Council Wars. gent lady who added so ily said. tion” to do the right thing Osterman’s mother, Ka- Volini as “collaborative and Cook County Clerk much to the City Council in and bring people together. thy, succeeded Volini as instructive.” David Orr, then an alder- her many years of service.” [email protected]

Lawmaker quits side job, Alderman cites party brass squeeze given free By Monique Garcia ally of Madigan’s, to get Chicago Tribune involved so directly on parking in criminal justice issues. SPRINGFIELD — A Cassidy, who sits on a Wrigleyville Democratic state law- House Judiciary commit- maker has resigned from tee, opposed the bill. She By John Byrne her part-time job at Cook said she informed Dart’s Chicago Tribune County Sheriff Tom Dart’s office that the legislation office, saying she felt pres- would have a tough time Northwest Side Ald. sured to leave after speak- winning approval because John Arena, an avowed ing out about how claims of many Democratic lawmak- Cubs fan, recently enjoyed a sexual harassment were ers from the city oppose perk plenty of people look- handled at the Capitol. raising criminal penalties ing for game-day parking in Rep. Kelly Cassidy, a without proof that doing so the crowded Wrigleyville Democrat from the North would deter crime. She area would covet — a free Side, said she submitted said Rita called her into a spot in a Police Department her resignation last week meeting last week to ask lot just blocks from the because she thought allies her how “you can get away ballpark. of House Speaker Michael with opposing your boss’ Police let Arena park Madigan were bill.” MIKE NOLAN/DAILY SOUTHTOWN there before the May 11 targeting her po- “It was very, The Rev. Fred Fields, center, pastor of Original Bible Church in Markham, cuts the game between the Cubs and sition. The sher- very clear to me ribbon Sunday for the grand opening following a lengthy legal fight with city officials. White Sox even though it’s iff’s office, that this was the intended for police officers though, contends second shot only, police spokesman An- Cassidy left amid across my bow. thony Guglielmi said. Ac- a “philosophical That this job was MARKHAM CHURCH cording to Guglielmi, difference” over their point of lev- Arena, 45th, told officers at legislation Dart is erage with me CELEBRATES OPENING the front desk he wanted to pushing to in- and it was going park in the lot, but they crease penalties Cassidy to continue un- By Mike Nolan ond federal complaint the at a church in Flossmoor initially told him it was full. for inmates who less I did some- Daily Southtown church had filed against while pursuing plans in “He again communicated repeatedly expose them- thing about it,” Cassidy the city, the first one com- Markham, according to that he wanted to park selves while in custody. said, adding that she Although his Markham ing in late 2016 after the Fields. there, and they found an In February, Cassidy stepped down to keep Dart church has been ready for city turned down plans for Fields and his wife paid empty spot,” Guglielmi said. called for an independent from being “dragged into months, only on this Sun- the church. $135,000 for the Arena had a different investigation of harass- this petty nonsense.” day was the Rev. Fred After buying what was Markham property in take. He said officers at the ment claims lodged against Rita did not respond to Fields able to snip the previously a bait-and- September 2015, records desk did not tell him the lot Madigan’s government and messages seeking com- ribbon at Original Bible tackle shop, Fields and his showed. Afterward, he was full. He said the free political operations, ques- ment. Church and welcome pa- wife, Bunny, were told by a said he attempted to get parking a couple of blocks tioning Democratic law- Smith said she also rishioners inside for wor- city official that Markham permission to use the from Wrigley has been makers’ abilities to conduct talked to Rita, who told her ship services. did not “need another property as a church. available to him and other a fair probe. Cassidy said that Cassidy’s opposition For more than two church,” and that the city The church twice was council members for some Madigan chief of staff Tim was a key hurdle to passing months, members of the preferred to see the site denied permission by the time, and nobody had told Mapes called the sheriff’s the bill. Smith said Rita small church at 3509 W. used for a commercial city to reconfigure the him it was against policy. office to inquire about her commented that if he 159th St. had gathered for purpose that would gener- building as a church, and “I was allowed to park employment status shortly worked for a politician but services each Sunday in ate tax revenue, Bunny Original Bible Church filed there, as I was in the past, after she spoke out. didn’t support their initia- the church parking lot Fields told members of the a complaint against the city and there was no contro- “It felt like a warning,” tives, “I probably wouldn’t because of an ongoing congregation. in federal court in Decem- versy, there was no, ‘You Cassidy said. have a job.” Smith said she dispute with the city over Fred Fields said he ob- ber 2016. In January 2017,a can’t park here,’ ” Arena Attempts to contact viewed it as Rita “stating an occupancy permit. tained an agreement from judge issued a preliminary said. “I came in, I said, ‘I’m Mapes on Monday were his experience.” Led by members of the the city’s Inspection Serv- injunction against the city, Ald. Arena, can I park here?’ unsuccessful. Madigan “I can’t speak to what choir and singing “When ices Department early in and in mid-April last year, like I’ve done in the past and spokesman Steve Brown Kelly thinks,” Smith said. “I the Saints go Marching in,” November, allowing the the city and the church I think other aldermen have, said he was not aware of can speak to the fact that Fields and others Sunday church to occupy the agreed to settle the matter and I was allowed to park. details of Cassidy’s allega- she opposes the bill and celebrated a recent victory building and giving it until out of court. Under that “If that is in some way a tions. her opposition was a prob- allowing the church to July 20 to comply with a agreement, the city paid problem, the 19th District Cara Smith, Cassidy’s lem. She has a philoso- hold services indoors. city requirement that the $60,000 to the church but should have informed me of former supervisor in Dart’s phical difference to the A settlement with church upgrade water did not admit any liability such, and I’ll abide by what- office, confirmed that sheriff’s office and a chief Markham earlier this service to the building’s or wrongdoing. ever rules they have,” he Mapes reached out but said sponsor, who was raising month came after the sprinkler system. The The building does have said. she didn’t think it was that as a significant prob- church filed a federal law- church also had to install municipal water, but the The Town Hall District unusual because they talk lem.” suit in late March alleging, emergency lighting, install city says the sprinkler sys- commander later issued a “from time to time.” Cassidy worked for the among other things, that and test a fire alarm sys- tem needs to be connected reminder to officers that the Cassidy said she believes office on social justice ini- parishioners were being tem, and install fire extin- to a 6-inch-diameter line to lot at the station at Addison the situation escalated tiatives that were aimed at denied their First Amend- guishers and illuminated provide sufficient pressure, and Halsted streets is for when Rep. Bob Rita, a creating new policies for ment right to assemble. exit signs — tasks that have Fields said. That will re- police personnel only. Democrat from Blue Is- how detainees were Original Bible Church re- been completed. quire tapping into a line Guglielmi said spaces in land, picked up sponsor- treated. ceived a temporary occu- Original Bible Church that is more than 200 feet the lot are set aside for ship of a bill backed by Dart The lawmaker said her pancy permit and has until was incorporated in Illi- to the west of the building, police officers heading to that would require inmates situation proves “things ar- the end of September to nois as a nonprofit in Fields said. It will cost in Wrigley Field, so they can who repeatedly expose en’t better” despite prom- address a fire sprinkler January 2016, according to excess of $50,000, and the lock their guns in their themselves while in cus- ises of change in the wake issue, according to the public records. Parish- church, which takes in vehicles in a secure location tody to register as sex of the #MeToo movement. church’s attorney, Noel ioners had been gathering about $2,000 a month from since the weapons aren’t offenders. Cassidy said it Sterett. for worship services at a members, needs more time allowed in the stadium. was unusual for Rita, a key [email protected] It was actually the sec- Matteson hotel and later to raise the money, he said. Arena is no favorite of some members of the Police Department. He filed a complaint with the Civilian Office of Police Account- Monday’s rain makes May fourth wettest ability in January alleging Chicago police officers may By Elyssa Cherney Water Survey. (WGN re- evenly dispersed through- have violated the depart- Chicago Tribune ported that 7.31 inches of out the state or the city, said ment’s code of conduct by rain fell this month in Angel and Matt Friedlein, a making racially charged on- This year, it could be Chicago, making it the weather service meteorol- line comments about a con- more fitting to say that third wettest on record.) ogist. troversial Jefferson Park April snow brings May As of 2 p.m. Monday, Northern Illinois and apartment development showers. Chicago had been soaked the Upper Midwest, in- plan that includes afford- After Chicago endured with 7.23 inches of rain this cluding Nebraska and able housing. one of the coldest Aprils on month, Angel said. The Iowa, have been clobbered The Chicago Fraternal record, a string of rainy soggiest May was in 1945, with rain while southern Order of Police responded days this month hasn’t when 7.59 inches of rain Illinois has remained rela- with a letter on its website made May feel much more drenched the area. tively dry, Angel said. ANTONIO PEREZ/CHICAGO TRIBUNE from an attorney to Arena, like summer. And with more rain in That’s unusual for this May has seen 4 inches more than the month’s average saying if the alderman Indeed, the Chicago area the forecast, Angel is bet- time of year, which usually rainfall. The soggiest May was in 1945 with 7.59 inches. didn’t withdraw the com- has already logged about 4 ting the city will easily sees storm systems pass plaint, the union would sue more inches of rainfall than break the old record. through the entire state, he dumped large amounts of while Midway received him on behalf of any police average, making this May “May is typically one of said. rain on specific areas in a only 0.88 inches, according officers who turn out to be the fourth wettest on our wettest months in the In Chicago, dispropor- short time, Friedlein said. to the weather service. among those who posted record, according to the year, and it’s only the 21st, tionate rain totals were also O’Hare International (WGN reported 1.96 inches the 31 comments he submit- National Weather Service so we have still got a while recorded across the city Airport, for example, re- of rain at O’Hare.) ted to COPA. and Jim Angel, state clima- to go here,” Angel said. Monday, possibly from spo- corded 1.77 inches of rain — tologist at the Illinois State The rain has not been radic thunderstorms that a daily record for May 21 — [email protected] [email protected] 6 Chicago Tribune | Section 1 | Tuesday, May 22, 2018 D

Elm Street Plaza Subsidized Wait List Elm Street Plaza is pleased to announce that the Studio, 1 and 2 Bedroom wait lists for subsidized apartments will soon be open. Waitlist applications will be accepted online Mon, 6/18/18- Wed, 6/27/18 Police investigating deaths of 3 Elm Street Plaza Management Office - 1130 N. Dearborn, Chicago, IL ELIGIBILITY All applicants must meet certain eligibility requirements: found in suburban Winfield home • Age 18 and older • U.S. citizenship/legal immigration status By Clifford Ward • If a full-time student, must meet HUD of their neighbor’s home guidelines for eligibility Chicago Tribune Monday morning and saw • Pass tenancy history review • Pass criminal background history review two family members on the • Applicants are subject to meet HUD Income eligibility requirements Police are investigating floor, she said. HOW TO APPLY the deaths of three people According to WGN-TV, Please visit www.elmstreetplaza.com or www.habitat.com or call the Affordable found early Monday inside police kicked in the door of Housing Hotline (312) 595-3250 for more info. Waitlist applications will be accepted a home in west suburban the home and found the online between 6/18/18-6/27/18. After you Winfield, according to po- bodies. have completed the online application, please print the receipt with your application ID for lice Chief David Schar. “I can’t believe this is your records. No paper applications will be distributed. All waitlist applications received The home is in the 0 S happening,” the neighbor during that time will be entered in a lottery, 500 block of Jefferson said. “It’s like a nightmare.” and will be randomly selected for placement on the waitlist. Street. The retired couple were *An applicant with a disability or with Limited English Proficiency may request info about Neighbors told the Trib- described as pleasant. They obtaining assistance with the pre-application une that the residents of the often would share produce process or making Reasonable Accommodations by contacting 312.337.1150 between the office home include a retired cou- from their large garden. hours of 9:00AM-5:00PM Monday-Friday ple and their adult son. The They had just finished family has lived there for planting this year’s garden, more than 30 years, neigh- neighbors said. bors said. STACEY WESCOTT/CHICAGO TRIBUNE The home is a couple of One neighbor said that Police kicked in the door of a home in west suburban Win- blocks north of Roosevelt when she was outside about field on Monday and found three bodies, WGN-TV reported. Road and a couple of blocks 5:30 a.m. Monday, she no- west of County Farm Road. ticed lights on in the house, dogs had been out unat- night. which she said was unusual. tended Sunday, and she Her husband looked Clifford Ward is a freelance She said one of the family heard barking through the through a kitchen window reporter. Guns from Ky. traced to Chicago’s streets Guns, from Page 1 According to the charges, agents intercepted dozens charges they trafficked of Facebook messages in some 90 weapons from which Wright openly Kentucky to Chicago. The pleaded for more weapons, guns were then allegedly at times citing rising ten- resold to gang members sions between rival factions, here at a steep markup. the January 2017 slaying of In addition to Xavier’s a Coco and Cornell gang slaying, two other homi- member, and a robbery and cides just days apart on the shooting at a dice game last West Side in 2016 were August that prompted fears connected to a gun pur- of retaliation. chased at a Kentucky gun “We need them licks,” store by a member of the Wright messaged to Hender- same group, Assistant U.S. son — using a slang term for Attorney Elizabeth Pozolo guns — after the dice game said in court. robbery. “(Mother------) got The charges highlight a shot today.” relatively new and murky While many of the guns front in the battle to keep were purchased in Ken- guns out of the hands of tucky from sellers advertis- Chicago gang members and ing on Armslist, Henderson felons who fuel so much of and Phillips also used straw the city’s rampant violence. purchasers to buy caches of Prosecutors alleged that weapons from gun stores even though the defendants and private shows, accord- BBenefitingenefiting — Christopher Henderson, ing to the charges. Using of Louisville, John “JoJo” aliases and email addresses MMakeake -A-Wish-A-Wish® Phillips, of west suburban registered to phony entities, IIllinoisllinois Hillside, and Jaiqail Wright, they crisscrossed the Blue- of Chicago — had ties to a grass State in Phillips’ white violent faction of the Con- Dodge Challenger with servative Vice Lords street tinted windows — a car gang, they were able to described by many of the secure an arsenal of weap- sellers during interviews onry with relative ease from with law enforcement, ac- Armslist sellers, including cording to the complaint. assault rifles, “Draco-style” In seeking to have Hen- machine pistols and guns derson held pending trial, with drum magazines capa- prosecutors revealed last ble of holding up to 100 week that a gun that Hen- rounds. derson purchased himself The case also illustrated at a Louisville-area gun how quickly guns move store in July 2016 was from legal sales in other linked to two homicides in states to Chicago’s streets, a Chicago a month later. metric known as “time to The first slaying occurred crime” that’s often used to on Chicago’s Near West Side DDONATEONATE identify illegally trafficked on Aug. 10, 2016. Chicago firearms. All three killings police said 22-year-old mentioned by prosecutors Jamie Williams was riding happened in high-crime in a car at Ogden Avenue areas of the city within and West Adams Street weeks of Henderson and his FEDERAL COURT RECORDS about 10 p.m. when a black YYOUROUR C CARAR Prosecutors say Jaiqail Wright posted photos on social crew buying the weapons, Hyundai sedan pulled authorities alleged. media of himself holding a handgun and of other guns. alongside her, and a gunman In fact, one of the guns jumped out and opened fire. trafficked by the crew was as Christian Banks when to 2016 were traced back to Williams suffered two recovered at a crime scene buying the Taurus handgun other states. Kentucky ac- gunshot wounds to the Free Vehicle We Accept We also accept in Chicago just three days — held without bond for the counted for about 2.5 per- chest and died a short time after its purchase hundreds time being, saying she was cent of the total, making it later at Mount Sinai Hospi- Pickup All Vehicles Trucks, RVs, of miles away, according to a “very concerned about the the fifth-highest source tal. The gunman ran from ANYWHERE Running or Not SUVs & Boats 72-page criminal complaint allegations” raised by prose- state for crime guns not the scene as the Hyandai unsealed last week. Another cutors. The judge said she including Illinois, according sped away. No arrests have gun sold outside Louisville was also troubled that Hen- to the study. been made, police said. Call: (312) 651-4254 in December 2016 was used derson was accused of run- The same report, which Two days later, the same four months later in an ning the trafficking scheme was released in October, gun purchased by Hender- WheelsForWishes.org armed carjacking in west while out on bond on pend- also referred to the growing son was used in the slaying *Car Donation Foundation d/b/a Wheels suburban Westchester. ing state weapons charges. popularity of Armslist, not- of Vincent Winkfield, who U.S. Magistrate Judge Another hearing on Hen- ing that the number of guns was shot in the head shortly For Wishes. To learn more about our programs Maria Valdez ordered the derson’s continued deten- available on the site had after 1 p.m. Aug. 12 as he or financial information, 23-year-old Henderson — tion was slated for June 5. jumped to 148,000 from walked in the 400 block of visit www.wheelsforwishes.org. who was accused of posing Valdez is also scheduled 12,000 — a 12-fold increase North Lavergne Avenue in to rule over the next several — since 2011. the South Austin neighbor- weeks on whether Wright “Chicago remains hood. records show. Offi- and Phillips, both 23, will be uniquely vulnerable to cers arrived and found released pending trial. interstate firearms traffick- Winkfield, 28, unresponsive According to the charges, ing due to surrounding on the ground. 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Englewood resident Tonika Johnson’s Folded Map project illustrates in part the stark difference between the 6300 block of South Paulina Street, left, and the 6300 north block.

TONIKA JOHNSON PHOTOS The 6900 blocks of South Ashland Avenue, left, and North Ashland also contrast. Folded Map evolved from a photo project into an introduction of people from such opposite blocks. Project offers a bridge in segregated city Folded map, from Page 1 homes and started asking In all, residents of eight “The South Side has not been access to opportunity.” Johnson questions as she households have been in- Examples of segregation nearly $3,000 more each snapped pictures. troduced through the proj- invested in the same way.” are often in plain sight, said year if the city weren’t so That led her to the idea of ect. That includes Anne Maria Krysan, a University divided. introducing people living Troy, who has lived in the — Brighid O’Shaughnessy, Folded Map participant who of Illinois at Chicago profes- Not enough people factor on different sides of the city 6900 block of North Paulina lives in West Rogers Park on the Far North Side sor who wrote a book about in the effects of segregation — and really getting them to Street in Rogers Park for 28 the issue. It’s rooted in who when discussing modern- talk with one another. years, and Tina Hammond, a person meets and doesn’t day problems ranging from “Well, that is the most whose Englewood home is the entire block, and they to expanding housing meet, and it plays a role in crime and education in critical part, for me, of the in the 6800 block of South bought one of the lots and vouchers. who someone turns to some of Chicago’s predomi- project,” she said. “That’s Paulina Street. turned it into a garden and Brighid O’Shaughnessy, when making important de- nantly African-American essentially outside of my Troy hadn’t spent much playground to complement 44, has lived in West Rogers cisions like where to buy a neighborhoods like Engle- visual comparison, and time in Englewood, but on a her at-home day care. Park for seven years, but it home, she said. wood, according to the art- that’s how the map be- recent visit she was struck “We want resources for wasn’t until she participa- “We have perceptions ist. comes folded and touches by how few shopping op- our children just like other ted in the Folded Map that never get broken down; Segregation has “not through the residents meet- tions people have and va- neighborhoods,” said Ham- project that she realized the this goes both ways,” been a part of the conversa- ing.” cant lots seemingly sprin- mond, who’s lived in her differences aren’t limited to Krysan said. “(The Folded tion when we discuss the Johnson is coordinating kled everywhere. Englewood home for 15 neighborhoods but swaths Map project) is a great, real conditions of specifically the visits between residents “When you go down years. “We want restau- of the city. After driving to example of small steps to African-American neigh- as part of the project. She there — all the vacant lots, rants, movie theaters, places Englewood to meet a resi- understanding how did you borhoods in Chicago,” photographed each “map all the empty houses, all of you could go as a family dent, O’Shaughnessy real- end up living there, and Johnson said. “This project twin” at his or her home, this nothing,” she told the without this stereotype, this ized that while her Far how can we get to know illuminated that, as well as and from there residents are Tribune. “It’s like ugh! It’s perception of what they see North Side neighborhood each other better. How can (it got) people to open up visiting or are planning to stunning.” because of the media and doesn’t have everything she we understand these neigh- their minds and question visit one another’s homes. For Hammond, who’s what they see in the paper.” would like, she is within a borhoods are intertwined? what’s going on in other Conversations are some- planning to visit Troy’s Rog- The Metropolitan Plan- 10-minute drive to Ander- We are all paying taxes, we neighborhoods in the city what guided as Johnson ers Park neighborhood as ning Council has released sonville, which has more are all impacted by segre- because of segregation. It’s developed a set of questions part of the project, the two studies focused on seg- restaurants and a park her gation.” not a fault of our own. We — ranging from how much empty lots are daily remind- regation in Chicago. One son likes. Johnson is finishing up are operating within a sys- they paid for their home to ers of the lack of investment concluded that African- “The South Side has not the project and taking to tem that was designed to how they would describe in her neighborhood. Some Americans would see as been invested in the same social media with updates segregate us.” their neighborhood — with have become projects for much as an additional way,” she O’Shaughnessy using the hashtag #Folded Initially, Johnson was the help of the journalism her and her husband, Ham- $2,982 in their wallet every said. “Is there stuff within Map. The public can get a only going to photograph lab City Bureau, where she mond said. Small things like year if the city weren’t so 10 minutes of Englewood? closer look when the exhib- homes and blocks on oppo- was a fellow, and later maintenance of the lots is segregated. The other re- No. ... (A) ton of restaurants? it opens July 3 at Loyola site sides of the city to show Loyola University Chicago. something Hammond and cently released study out- No. Theater? No. A movie University Museum of Art, the disparities, but it In the fall, Johnson wants to her husband have taken on lined several ways to end theater, a museum? No. 820 N. 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Trump touts truce in trade with China Treasury secretary warns president can Trump to China: reimpose stiff tariffs By Martin ‘Be strong & tight’ Crutsinger and Paul Wiseman Associated Press on N. Korea border WASHINGTON — Presi- By John Wagner logistics and trying to nail dent Donald Trump on and Philip Rucker down an itinerary, even as Monday hailed his adminis- Washington Post the national security ad- tration’s temporary truce viser, John Bolton, and with China on trade, even as WASHINGTON — other top Trump aides his Treasury secretary and Amid uncertainty over a privately have voiced pes- China struck a note of planned U.S.-North Korea simism that the summit caution on the latest agree- summit, President Donald will be successful. ment. Trump pushed Monday On Saturday, Trump After high-level talks in for China to continue spoke to South Korean Washington last week, Bei- “strong & tight” trade President Moon Jae-in for jing has agreed to “substan- sanctions against Kim guidance in interpreting tially reduce” America’s Jong Un’s regime until a Kim’s harder-line position trade deficit with China. possible accord over the in the weeks since the two “On China, Barriers and North’s nuclear program. Korean leaders struck a Tariffs to come down for “China must continue positive tone during their first time,” Trump tweeted. to be strong & tight on the landmark meeting. Farmers, he promises, Border of North Korea Moon and Trump are will come out on top. until a deal is made,” scheduled to have a meet- “Under our potential deal Trump wrote on Twitter. ing Tuesday at the White with China, they will pur- “The word is that recently House. chase from our Great the Border has become While Trump is blam- American Farmers practi- much more porous and ing the North Korean cally as much as our Far- more has been filtering in.” leader for changing the mers can produce,” he Trump added: “I want scope of their summit tweeted. this to happen, and North talks, the view is different Both sides, however, have Korea to be VERY success- in South Korea, where said there are no guarantees ful, but only after signing!” many say the blame for the trade tensions are over. Trump and Kim are sudden problems in the China hasn’t said how much scheduled to meet for diplomatic process lie it’s willing to reduce the U.S. their summit June 12 in squarely at the feet of trade gap. The Trump ad- EVAN VUCCI/AP Singapore. someone else: Bolton. ministration had sought to Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin talks about trade Monday outside the White House. But the plans remain “There are several land slash the deficit by $200 clouded after Pyongyang mines on the way to the billion. Last year, the U.S. had a economist Eswar Prasad China. For months, Trump threatened last week to summit between North Also left unclear is the record $376 billion deficit said, referring to the June railed against China to cut cancel the summit, and the Korea and the U.S.,” said issue of intellectual proper- with China in the trade of 12 meeting scheduled be- its trade surplus with the White House continued to Chung Dong-Young, who ty. The U.S. has long accused goods; that was the largest tween Trump and North U.S. and threatened higher assess the political risks served as Unification Min- Beijing of secretly stealing by far with any nation. Korean leader Kim Jong tariffs. China counter- for Trump if he falls short ister during the last prog- U.S. technology from Mnuchin has said to ex- Un. punched with tariffs on U.S. of a sweeping deal to ressive administration and American businesses. pect to see a big increase — If there is success in products, rattling the mar- denuclearize the Korean is now a lawmaker. Treasury Security Steven 35 percent to 45 percent this U.S.-China talks, analysts ket. Peninsula. “One of those land Mnuchin said Monday year alone — in U.S. farm suggest it likely would in- Throughout, the looming China is North Korea’s mines just exploded: John those issues “are part of our sales to China. Mnuchin volve the countries’ presi- trade war has overshad- main trade partner, ac- Bolton,” Chung told YTN framework. These things also forecast a doubling in dents this fall before the owed Trump’s efforts to counting for about 90 per- Radio. cannot be fixed overnight.” sales of U.S. energy products November elections. pressure North Korea on its cent of trade with the This ire arose after Commerce Secretary to the Chinese market, in- “Part of the good news nuclear program. The U.S. isolated state, and its co- Bolton’s appearance on Wilbur Ross, who has been creasing energy exports by for markets: As long as both needs China’s help in seal- operation in enforcing the Sunday shows to tout part of the U.S. negotiating $50 billion to $60 billion in sides continue to be ‘con- ing its border so Pyongyang economic sanctions is con- the “Libya model” where- team, is expected to go to the next three years to five structively’ engaged, impo- can’t quietly skirt inter- sidered key to pressuring by Col. Moammar Gadhafi China soon to follow up on years. sition of additional tariffs by national sanctions. the country into an agree- gave up his nuclear weap- last week’s discussions. Farm sales could be key either side is very unlikely,” “China must continue to ment. ons program in 2003 in A day after declaring the politically, as many Trump analysts at investment man- be strong & tight on the Trump has long sought return for sanctions relief. trade war “on hold,” supporters in rural states agement firm Evercore ISI Border of North Korea until to convince China to work The North Korean regime, Mnuchin told CNBC on say they feared a U.S. trade said in a research note. a deal is made,” he tweeted. with the United States on a however, remembers what Monday that Trump is re- war with China would hurt “There is no reason for “The word is that recently “maximum pressure” happened afterward: Gad- serving the right to reim- their export business. either side — particularly the Border has become strategy of persuading hafi was overthrown and pose tariffs against Chinese Trade analysts were not the U.S. — to destroy the much more porous and North Korea to abandon brutally killed by his oppo- goods if the two countries surprised that China re- process that both sides are more has been filtering in. I its nuclear program. nents. can’t agree on specifics to fused to agree to a numeri- building, which is what want this to happen, and Inside the White Later this week, foreign bring down the trade deficit cal target for cutting the imposing tariffs would do.” North Korea to be VERY House, there are mounting journalists will be allowed with Beijing. trade gap, but they said the Trump also pressed successful, but only after concerns that North Korea to journey deep into the Likewise, China’s For- talks probably were more China to seal its border signing!” may back away from strik- mountains of North Korea eign Ministry said details successful in easing trade with North Korea “until a But Sen. Marco Rubio, ing a deal on denucleariza- to observe the closing of still have to be worked out. tensions. deal is made” — an apparent R-Fla., tweeted Sunday that tion and growing suspi- the country’s Punggye-ri “Given the increasing “The Trump administra- reference to his upcoming by continuing to talk while cions about the role the nuclear test site in a much- interaction between the tion seems eager to engi- summit with North Korean putting the tariffs on hold Chinese may be playing in touted display of goodwill two countries, we cannot neer at minimum a tempo- leader Kim Jong Un. “#China has outnegotiated complicating preparations before Kim and Trump’s assure you they will not rary peace with China to His morning tweets the U.S. again.” for the Singapore summit. planned summit. encounter more frictions or ensure a smooth run-up to underscore the complexity An advance team from disputes in the future,” said the Kim-Trump summit in and importance of Ameri- The Washington Post con- the United States has been Associated Press contrib- spokesman Lu Kang. June,” Cornell University ca’s relationship with tributed. in Singapore working out uted. Ky. clerk’s challenger is man she challenged By Adam Beam belief as the current clerk, day. The money — more Associated Press Kim Davis, told him “God’s than three times the authority” prevented her amount Republican Auditor MOREHEAD, Ky. — from giving him a marriage Mike Harmon raised to win Shelly Phillips works in an license. a statewide race in 2015 — office at the First United Davis would go to jail for has allowed him to run a Methodist Church in Lara- her stance, making her a professional campaign in a mie, Wyo., and rarely do- hero to some and a scofflaw race usually defined by yard nates to political candi- under the U.S. Supreme signs and fish fries. dates. Court decision that effec- He has radio ads, a paid But in December, she tively legalized same-sex staff of 11, and a wood- sent a small donation to marriage nationwide. floored office that has cost David Ermold, who wants Phillips remembered him more than $6,700 in ADAM BEAM/AP to be the next clerk in Kim Davis from news cov- rent since February. David Ermold files to run for Rowan County Clerk as GOP Clerk Kim Davis looks on in De- Rowan County, Ky., about erage in 2015. When she But Ermold’s candidacy cember in Morehead, Ky. He must first face a four-person Democratic primary Tuesday. 1,200 miles from where she saw Ermold was running troubles some in Rowan lives. against her, she and thou- County who worry it would when Ermold knocked, two gated to make this right.” wasn’t standing against She’s one of more than sands of others decided to revive the news media at- asked about Davis. Davis has remained qui- someone.” 5,000 people from at least donate to his campaign, tention the area endured in “It is about Kim. You et, but there are signs she’s Davis won the Demo- 48 states who have donated helping him raise $160,000 2015, when satellite trucks don’t want it to be, but it is,” preparing for a campaign cratic primary by 23 votes in in increments of $10 and in one week. filled the courthouse park- a woman who asked not to against Ermold. She pub- 2014, something she said $20 to Ermold, giving him Most is from small ing lot and protesters be identified told Ermold as lished a book this spring she achieved without more than $200,000 for an donors such as Phillips, but shouted on the lawn. they talked in her doorway. titled “Under God’s Author- knocking “on one door dur- election that could require big names including Susan Recently, Ermold al- She said she wanted ity,” a reference to the line ing the entire race.” as few as 900 votes to win. Sarandon and Amy lowed a reporter to accom- Davis out of office but didn’t she uttered to Ermold in the This year, she’s running It’s not likely Phillips will Schumer also contributed. pany him as he canvassed commit to voting for Er- clerk’s office in front of TV as a Republican and doesn’t ever need anything from the “The story that I read, a for votes but asked him to mold. cameras. have a primary challenger. Rowan County clerk’s of- lot of people were com- hang back as much as pos- Ermold both does and Her book is filled with But a race against Ermold fice, which handles such menting and giving their sible. One woman recoiled does not want the race to be references to Ermold and could bring lots of money matters as local vehicle reg- support to him and hoping when the reporter tried to about Davis. He’s still angry his husband, David Moore. and attention to the cam- istrations and elections. he could defeat her, and I take her picture. about what happened three She calls them “the two paign. When she was re- That doesn’t matter. Her just felt compelled to throw Ermold doesn’t mention years ago. Davids” and says their de- leased from jail in 2015, two interest in the campaign is some money at him to help Davis in his campaign mate- But he’s sensitive to the mands for a marriage li- Republican presidential less about specific needs him out,” said Phillips, who rials or radio ads, aside from community’s reluctance to cense with dozens of re- candidates were there to than a general principle: described herself as an ad- saying a vote for him would relive that drama — he’s porters watching were “all greet her. She says that’s The LGBT activist wants to vocate for the LGBT com- “reaffirm Rowan County as reluctant to relive it himself. for show.” unlikely this year. see a gay candidate defeat munity. one of the most welcoming “I can’t not talk about it,” “For me this has never “I’m just a county clerk. I the clerk who denied him a Before Ermold can run communities in Kentucky.” he said. “You have to ad- been a lesbian or a homo- want to run for re-election,” marriage license. against Davis, he must first But many people ask him dress the elephant in the sexual issue,” Davis said in she said. “I’m ready for the It was three years ago survive a four-person about her. Of the four peo- room. I’m the one who was an interview. “I was stand- race no matter what when Ermold stood in dis- Democratic primary Tues- ple who answered the door refused service. I feel obli- ing up for something. I comes.” 10 Chicago Tribune | Section 1 | Tuesday, May 22, 2018

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BP 12-25%; see HA.com 49090 1 Million+ Online Bidder-Members Chicago Tribune | Section 1 | Tuesday, May 22, 2018 11 NEWS BRIEFING Senators press Staff and news services EPA chief for details on legal Watchdog says U.S. strategy in defense fund Afghanistan shows little result WASHINGTON — Four Senate Democrats WASHINGTON — The the corner” and captured asked Scott Pruitt on Trump administration’s momentum against the Monday for details about a revamped Afghanistan Taliban, which it called new legal defense fund to strategy has made little fractured and desperate. help the Environmental progress against the Tali- The report to Congress Protection Agency admin- ban insurgency, leaving also cast doubt on the istrator as he weathers a the country a “dangerous administration’s decision series of federal ethics and volatile” place nearly to send a new set of investigations. 17 years after the U.S. military advisers this year Pruitt confirmed at a invaded, a government to work with Afghan Senate hearing last week watchdog report said forces closer to the front that people he did not Monday. lines. identify have created the The conclusion con- The U.S. has about legal defense fund in his trasts with assertions last 15,000 support troops in behalf, but he gave no fall by the American mili- Afghanistan providing specifics on its operation. tary that the Afghans, with military assistance but not Officials typically use such U.S. support, had “turned in direct combat roles. SAUL LOEB/GETTY-AFP funds to help cover legal President Donald Trump walks with Gina Haspel after she was sworn-in Monday as di- bills for themselves and rector of the CIA during a ceremony at the agency’s headquarters in Langley, Va. sometimes for others. Under questioning last Trump administration slams week from Sen. Chris Van New CIA director says she’ll Hollen, D-Md., Pruitt said, Venezuela’s election as a ‘sham’ “Yeah, absolutely” when asked to commit to refus- WASHINGTON — The date assets for pennies on send more spies to the field ing any donations to the Trump administration on the dollar at the expense fund from lobbyists or Monday dismissed Vene- of the Venezuelan people. LANGLEY, Va. — New the 9/11 attacks. and the support they need.” companies with business zuela’s presidential elec- Maduro won nearly 68 CIA Director Gina Haspel Haspel, 61, succeeds When Trump visited the before the EPA. The tion as a “sham” and percent of the votes, ac- pledged to send more spies Mike Pompeo, whom CIA headquarters in Janu- Democrats asked Pruitt to ramped up economic and cording to Venezuela’s into the field during her Trump tapped to become ary 2017, one day after provide documents used diplomatic pressure on Election Council, with swearing-in Monday as secretary of state. taking office, it was on the to set up the fund. President Nicolas more than 92 percent of President Donald Trump Haspel, who has 33 years back of his repeated criti- Maduro’s beleaguered polling stations accounted offered up praise for the in the CIA, also pledged to cisms of the U.S. intelli- government. for. That was a more than rank-and-file, who felt boost foreign language pro- gence community over its The White House an- 40-point lead over his snubbed during his first ficiency and strengthen the conclusion that Russian Letter writers will soon nounced that President closest challenger, Henri visit to the headquarters of CIA’s partnerships with in- had interfered in the presi- be able to express their Donald Trump had signed Falcon. Even before the the premier U.S. intelli- telligence agencies in the dential election, and many sentiments in words and an executive order restric- vote, the U.S. insisted that gence agency. U.S. and abroad. of his remarks were fo- smells. ting the Venezuelan gov- any outcome would not be “We must learn from the Trump struck a different cused on settling scores The U.S. Postal Service ernment’s ability to liqui- considered legitimate. past, but we cannot dwell in tone than on his previous with the media. announced Monday that it the past,” said Haspel, visit to CIA headquarters. His comments raised the will issue its first scratch- whose ascent from under- He hailed the agency rank- ire of former intelligence and-sniff stamps. The cover operative to the top and-file, calling them the officials because he spoke stamps featuring illustra- job was challenged because “most elite intelligence in front of a wall marked tions of ice pops will be Judge: Teen must repay $37M of her role in a program to professionals on the plan- with stars representing fall- issued June 20 at a chil- for starting Oregon wildfire harshly detain and interro- et” and promised them the en CIA officers, which was dren's museum in Austin, gate terror suspects after “the tools, the resources viewed as disrespectful. Texas. HOOD RIVER, Ore. — to homes. A teenager who started a The 15-year-old from major wildfire in the sce- Vancouver, Wash., has ac- nic Columbia River Gorge knowledged wrongdoing Hawaii volcano lava sends toxic cloud over ocean Congo began an Ebola in Oregon has been or- and said he threw fire- vaccination campaign dered to pay restitution for works in Eagle Creek Can- PAHOA, Hawaii — Authorities on Sunday Big Island. The molten rock Monday in a northwest at least the next decade. yon on Sept. 2 when White plumes of acid and warned the public to stay made rivers that bisected provincial capital in a ma- The Oregonian reports flames spread quickly. extremely fine shards of away from the cloud that forests and farms as it jor effort to stem an out- that Hood River County The order notes that glass billowed into the sky formed by a chemical reac- meandered toward the break that already has Circuit Judge John Olson the boy, listed in court over Hawaii as molten rock tion when lava touched coast. spread from rural towns issued the opinion Mon- papers as A.B., can set up a from Kilauea volcano seawater. The rate of sulfur diox- into a city of more than 1 day, awarding restitution payment plan, though poured into the ocean, cre- Farther upslope, lava ide gas shooting from the million people. totaling $36,618,330.24 to payments can end in 10 ating yet another hazard continued gushing out of ground fissures tripled, The death toll in the cover the costs of firefight- years if he completes pro- from an eruption that be- large cracks in the ground leading Hawaii County to outbreak announced in ing, repair and restoration bation and doesn’t commit gan more than two weeks in residential neighbor- repeat warnings about air early May now stands at to the gorge and damage other crimes. ago: A toxic steam cloud. hoods in a rural part of the quality 27.

U.S. wants Lawmakers to get pressure intelligence ‘review’ on Tehran Deal, from Page 1 Horowitz said his office will look at those claims as Iran, from Page 1 the threat posed by special well as communications be- counsel Robert Mueller’s tween Steele and Justice “The regime has been investigation into potential and FBI officials. fighting all over the Middle ties between Russia and the The back and forth be- East for years,” he said at Trump campaign. tween the Justice Depart- the Heritage Foundation, a Trump tweeted Sunday, ment and Congress began conservative think tank in “I hereby demand, and will with a classified subpoena Washington. “After our do so officially tomorrow, from Nunes in April. The sanctions come in force, it that the Department of Jus- panel didn’t publicize the will be battling to keep its tice look into whether or subpoena, but the Justice economy alive.” not the FBI/DOJ infiltrated Department released a let- Iran quickly denounced or surveilled the Trump ter it sent to Nunes rejecting Pompeo’s remarks as a call Campaign for Political Pur- the request for information for “regime change.” poses - and if any such “regarding a specific indi- Iranian President Hassan WIN MCNAMEE/GETTY demands or requests were vidual.” Rouhani described Pom- Secretary of State Mike Pompeo gave his first major policy speech Monday. made by people within the The department said dis- peo's speech as unaccept- Obama Administration!” closure could have severe able and took issue with the He did not mention Rus- state sponsor of terrorism, bomb given the constraints With the demand, consequences, including fact that the secretary of sia or China, which both saying it antagonizes of the 2015 arms control Trump entered into the potential loss of life. state previously led the CIA, signed the nuclear accord neighbors, represses its deal. But on Monday, he realm of applying presi- The Justice Department long demonized in Iran for and are unlikely to back own people and imperils warned that once restric- dential pressure on the Jus- said the White House had its role in a 1953 coup. greater U.S. sanctions on peace worldwide. tions in the deal expire, tice Department regarding signed off on its letter, but “A guy who had been Iran, a clear weakness in Pompeo echoed Iran “would be free for a an investigation into his Nunes continued to pres- active in an espionage cen- any new crackdown. Brit- Trump’s complaints about quick sprint to the bomb — own campaign — a move sure the department. Nego- ter for years now wants to ain, France and Germany the Obama-era nuclear setting off a potentially few of his predecessors tiations between House Re- make a decision for Iran also signed the nuclear deal deal, saying it had “fatal catastrophic arms race in have made. publicans and the Justice and other countries from — and after President Don- flaws” because some el- the region.” Trump made the order Department appeared to the position of a foreign ald Trump rejected their ements had time limits and But he insisted, however, amid days of venting about stall last week ahead of minister. It is not accept- pleas to stay in it are it focused only on Iran’s diplomacy was the first the special counsel investi- Trump’s tweet — an appar- able,” Rouhani said to a striving to keep the pact nuclear program, not its choice. gation, which he has ent reversal of the White group of university teach- alive without violating U.S. other problematic behav- “We’re open to new deemed a “witch hunt” that House’s initial policy. ers in Tehran. “Who are sanctions. ior. steps with not only our he says has yielded no Rep. Adam Schiff of Cali- you to make a decision for Sanctions would be “The bet that (the nucle- allies and partners, but evidence of collusion be- fornia, the senior Democrat Iran and the world and to lifted, Pompeo said, only ar deal) would increase with Iran as well,” he said. tween his campaign and on the House committee, tell Iran what to do and when Iran withdraws its Middle East stability was a “But only if Iran is willing Russia. In response, the has called Trump’s claim of what not to do in the forces from Syria, ends bad one for America, for to make major changes.” Justice Department moved an embedded spy “non- nuclear field?” support for Houthi rebels Europe, for the Middle Longtime opponents of to defuse the confrontation sense.” In the U.S., some experts in Yemen and disarms Shi- East, and indeed for the the Iran deal said Pompeo’s by asking its watchdog to “His ‘demand’ DOJ in- questioned how realistic it ite militias in Iraq. He also entire world,” he said. plans were ambitious but investigate whether there vestigate something they was to make strident de- demanded Iran end sup- Any new agreement they welcomed “maximum was inappropriate surveil- knowtobeuntrueisan mands divorced from a port for other militant would ensure that Iran pressure” and muscular di- lance. abuse of power, and an broader diplomatic strate- groups, including Hezbol- “never acquires a nuclear plomacy to prod Iran. Oth- “If anyone did infiltrate effort to distract from his gy. lah in Lebanon, Hamas in weapon, and will deter the ers worried that Pompeo or surveil participants in a growing legal problems,” “Pompeo has not out- the Gaza Strip and the regime’s malign behavior was forcing Iran into a presidential campaign for Schiff tweeted. “Never lined a strategy, but rather a Palestinian Islamic Jihad. in a way the (2015 deal) corner, one likely to raise inappropriate purposes, we mind that DOJ has warned grab bag of wishful think- He also called for a full never could,” he said. tensions in the region. need to know about it and that lives and alliances are ing that can only be inter- stop to Iran’s enrichment It was no accident that “Pompeo's remarks to- take appropriate action,” at risk. He doesn’t care.” preted as a call for regime of uranium, which was Pompeo, who served in the day make it very clear: Rosenstein said in announc- Trump’s demand of the change in Iran,” said sharply curbed by the Iran House of Representatives Trump has no strategy,” ing the move. Justice Department Suzanne Maloney, an Iran deal, and for international before Trump named him said Trita Parsi, president The Justice Department alarmed many observers, expert at the Brookings monitors to gain “unquali- to head the CIA last year, of the National Iranian- probe began in March at the who felt it not only violated Institution. fied access” to all sites, chose the fraught topic of American Council, which request of Attorney General presidential protocol but In his speech, Pompeo including military facilities Iran for his first policy favors rapprochement Jeff Sessions and congres- also could have a chilling said he expects support that Iran considers off- speech. A longtime con- with Tehran. sional Republicans. Ses- effect on federal law en- from U.S. allies in Europe, limits. gressional opponent of the Parsi called the speech sions and the lawmakers forcement or its use of as well a dozen other coun- He said the Trump ad- nuclear accord, he reverted “a long list of complaints urged Inspector General informants. tries, mostly in the Middle ministration would not re- to that hawkish posture that end with demands Michael Horowitz to re- The GOP-led House East, for the administra- negotiate the 2015 nuclear Monday, evoking a time that everyone in the policy view whether FBI and Jus- committee closed its probe tion’s Iran policy. He said accord. “The Iranian wave when he said the United community knows are tice Department officials last month, saying it found he did not have a timeline, of destruction in the region States could bomb away non-starters.” He added, abused their surveillance no evidence of collusion but that the administration in just the last few years is Iran’s nuclear program “This will only lead to one powers by using informa- between Trump’s campaign would send envoys around proof that Iran’s nuclear with “under 2,000 sorties.” thing: confrontation. And tion compiled by Christo- and Russia. Schiff and other the world in coming weeks aspirations cannot be sepa- In his Senate confirma- one cannot help but think pher Steele, a former British committee Democrats ar- to explain the plan. rated from the overall secu- tion hearing last month, that is the strategy and the spy, and paid for by Demo- gued that Republicans had “We will hold those do- rity picture,” he added. Pompeo said he saw no goal.” crats to justify monitoring not subpoenaed many wit- ing prohibited business in He repeatedly called evidence that Iran was Carter Page, a former cam- nessed they considered es- Iran to account,” he said. Iran the world’s largest seeking to build a nuclear [email protected] paign adviser to Trump. sential to the panel’s work. 12 Chicago Tribune | Section 1 | Tuesday, May 22, 2018

R. Bruce Dold Peter Kendall, Managing Editor Publisher & Editor-in-Chief Christine W. Taylor, Managing Editor

John P.McCormick, Editorial Page Editor directors of content Marie C. Dillon, Deputy Editorial Page Editor Jonathon Berlin, Amy Carr, Phil Jurik, Founded June 10, 1847 Marcia Lythcott, Associate Editor, Commentary Joe Knowles, Todd Panagopoulos, Margaret Holt, Standards Editor George Papajohn, Mary Ellen Podmolik EDITORIALS Take the brick off the City Council’s number cruncher

Last November, Chicago alder- It took 18 months to fill the job, 2018 budget. men signed off on a city budget because the progressives wanted It was still bottled up in Janu- that raised taxes for the sixth to hire a professional and the ary, when they approved a pack- time in seven years. The vote was usual suspects wanted to hire a age of five-year contracts with 47-3. crony. Finally, they settled on a city trade unions by a 49-0 vote. The Tribune noted at the time compromise candidate … picked And it will be there until hell that an average Chicago family by Emanuel. The analyst answers freezes over unless aldermen take would pay $1,813 more in taxes to the Budget Committee chair- a stand. Reilly has filed notice that and fees than it did before Mayor man, Ald. Carrie Austin, 34th, a he’ll invoke Rule 41, a parliamen- Rahm Emanuel took office in mayoral ally. Aldermen have to tary maneuver that would force 2011. It also noted that on average, relay their requests for informa- an up-or-down vote on the coun- aldermen approved those budgets tion through Austin. cil floor this week. Lo and behold, by a vote of 45-4. Last year, a frustrated Ald. the ordinance was added to the All those lopsided votes should Brendan Reilly, 42nd, drafted an agenda for Tuesday’s Budget be a red flag for taxpayers. Who’s ordinance that would require the Committee meeting. It’s show- asking the tough questions about analyst to weigh in before any time. City Hall’s plans? Almost nobody. vote on legislation that would There shouldn’t be any contro- Who’s answering those ques- affect city finances — including versy here. Most state govern- tions? City Hall. spending, revenue and the sale or ments and big cities have similar That blind acquiescence was lease of city assets valued at $5 requirements in place. No re- supposed to end more than four million or more. A fiscal impact sponsible legislative body would years ago with the creation of a statement, projecting short- and vote on any measure that will cost Council Office of Financial Analy- long-term financial conse- taxpayers money without first sis. A group of progressive alder- quences, would be due at least 72 determining how much. That’s men convinced their colleagues PHIL VELASQUEZ/CHICAGO TRIBUNE 2014 hours before a vote. Nobody precisely why the Council Office that the legislative branch needed Ald. Brendan Reilly, 42nd, has been persistent in seeking legislation that would have to request it; nobody of Financial Analysis was created. someone to check the math sup- would require an analyst to evaluate major City Council spending. would have to approve a request. So here’s an attaboy for Reilly plied by the executive branch. Reilly’s ordinance was stuffed for forcing the issue, and a let’s- They needed their own number That would empower alder- rubber-stamping whatever the in a subcommittee, without warn- see-your-hands for the rest of the cruncher, independent of City men to help set spending pri- mayor proposes. It hasn’t worked ing, just weeks before aldermen aldermen. For once, a lopsided Hall. orities for Chicago, instead of out that way. took that 47-3 vote on Emanuel’s vote is in order. Sexual assault nurses needed STAT

Emergency room nurse who seek treatment in emer- Melissa Cochrane had never gency rooms — there were opened a rape kit before she 4,500 such patients in 2016 — was called on to care for a can’t count on being attended sexual assault victim at a Chi- by a nurse who is trained for cago-area hospital. the task. “I remember sitting there The hospitals themselves and reading the box and not should find this unacceptable. knowing what I was doing and But many of them don’t. State just feeling very over- lawmakers are close to passing whelmed,” she told Tribune a bill that would require them reporter Alison Bowen re- to get with the program. cently. “And I’ll think about The bill passed the House that person for the rest of my 101-0 in April. career.” It would require the 160 Cochrane is now working Illinois hospitals that treat toward certification as a Sexu- sexual assault victims to make al Assault Nurse Examiner, a SANE available within 90 trained to provide appropriate minutes after a patient arrives care to rape victims and to in an emergency room. That’s collect evidence so their at- a significant compromise from tackers can be prosecuted. the not at all unreasonable There are critically few standard of having a SANE on SANEs in Illinois, and that hand 24/7. means victims who have al- The Illinois Health and ready been traumatized don’t Hospital Association is balk- always get the medical care ANTONIO PEREZ/CHICAGO TRIBUNE ing at the Jan. 1, 2021, dead- and emotional support they Illinois Attorney General Lisa Madigan, center, has pushed for training nurses on sexual assault cases. line. So Senate sponsor Julie need. Morrison, D-Deerfield, of- It also makes it less likely a case from the emergency It makes perfect sense: A cause many hospitals haven’t fered 2022. A floor vote could that their rapists will be room to the courtroom. nurse who can do the job with made it a priority. come as soon as Tuesday. charged and convicted. About 1,500 have com- confidence can reassure a Though the training is free, “I think it’s an appropriate Increasing the number of pleted the AG’s free classroom patient at an especially vulner- nurses often have to use their timeline,” Morrison said last sexual assault nurses has been training in how to recognize able time. vacation time and pay for the week. “I think we’re all going something of a crusade for trauma and collect evidence. A victim who is treated necessary travel themselves. to be pleasantly surprised that Illinois Attorney General Lisa But fewer than 300 have com- with compassion will be more (Cochrane’s employer, just about everybody will be Madigan. pleted the clinical part, which comfortable dealing with Swedish Covenant Hospital, able to do this.” Since 2004, her office has includes observation and police and prosecutors. pays its nurses to attend the We share her sense of ur- been working with hospitals practice in hospitals, crime But too few nurses have training.) gency. We wish the hospital to train nurses who can follow labs and courtrooms. completed the training be- So sexual assault victims association did.

WHAT OTHERS ARE SAYING EDITORIAL CARTOON

When Donald Trump takes his swipes at the “dis- gusting and corrupt media” and tens of millions of Americans agree, it’s not as if they don’t have exam- ples in mind. Consider the implication by major news organizations that the president described all illegal immigrants as “animals” during a White House roundtable with California officials. That would indeed be a wretched thing for him to say — had he said it. He did not. The Associated Press admitted as much when it deleted a tweet about the remark, noting “it wasn’t made clear that he was speaking after a comment about gang members.” Specifically, he was speaking after a comment about members of the Salvadoran MS-13 gang, infamous for its ultravio- lent methods and quasi-satanic rituals. To call MS-13 “animals” is wrong only because it is unfair to ani- mals. That didn’t keep the president’s partisan critics from going berserk. … Sen. Chuck Schumer of New York: “When all of our great-great-grandparents came to America they weren’t ‘animals,’ and these people aren’t either,” he wrote on Twitter. Let’s assume the Schumer family tree does not include ancestors who kidnapped, drugged, raped and murdered teenage girls. All this is catnip to the president’s apologists, who can now point to a genuine instance of fake news — not merely factually mistaken, but willfully mislead- ing — in order to dismiss the great bulk of negative reportage that isn’t fake. … It’s also a monumental disservice to anyone who wants to repudiate the administration’s squalid thinking on immigration. Bret Stephens, The New York Times DANA SUMMERS/TRIBUNE CONTENT AGENCY Chicago Tribune | Section 1 | Tuesday, May22, 2018 13 PERSPECTIVE

NUCCIO DINUZZO/CHICAGO TRIBUNE The Cook County Health and HospitItals’sSystem,onlywhich includes Stroger Hospit$1al, is6largely5taxpayermillion,-funded and thus has a special duty to manage its finances wisely. Cook County. So who cares?

first resort, not a last. They object to money being thrown at problems instead of proven solutions. They object to taxes that are capricious and heavy, and the soda tax was both. Kristen McQueary In reading the IG’s report, Cook County Commissioner In most workplaces, the Richard Boykin, D-Oak Park, loss of $165 million in poten- described the problem as tial revenue because of cleri- cultural. The $165 million cal errors would cause heads never came in the door, he to roll. That’s not a balance said, because county employ- sheet oversight. That’s not an ees can’t be bothered to do “oops.” their billing and collection But a side effect of chronic jobs correctly. distrust in government is “The reason it’s not being apathy. We’ve got Stage 4 captured is they don’t care,” apathy disease in Illinois. Boykin said. “They do not Arecent audit of the Cook care. They have this culture County Health and Hospitals that ‘Everything is free, it’s OK System and its billing prac- ’cause we’re county.’ ” tices found that poorly trained But it isn’t free. Cook employees and paperwork County taxpayers in Boykin’s errors caused the system to district and especially the lose at least $165 million in ANTONIO PEREZ/CHICAGO TRIBUNE hardest-hit areas of south potential revenue over a County Board President Toni Preckwinkle reacted defensively to the inspector general’s findings. Cook County are paying a three-year period. That’s a lot disproportionate share of of dough. But you wouldn’t hospitals can fluctuate, Preck- what she’s always searching Why the revolt? Examples property taxes to sustain this know it by the collective winkle said. It’s complicated, for?) and then announced a such as this one. The waste government. They are bus shoulder shrug from Cook Preckwinkle said. program to better train em- wasn’t wrung out. Not even drivers and mom-and-pop County officials and taxpay- It’s true that medical billing ployees. Instead, she tried to close. shop owners and home heath ers. is unnecessarily complex. But discredit the report’s findings. The IG uncovered $165 care workers and day care County Board President the county health system is Here’s the rub: This is the million in lost revenue in just providers and others who Toni Preckwinkle, who ulti- largely supported by state and same administration that last one branch of Cook County work long hours for little pay. mately is responsible for the federal tax dollars. It has a year insisted the county had government. Imagine what a That pay is precious. Govern- health system, attributed the great responsibility to manage wrung out all waste and un- forensic audit of all county ment should treat it as such. mistakes to a complicated finances wisely. And for five necessary expenses in county practices, across all offices, Not by instituting soda taxes. billing system and the expan- years, Cook County has been government and needed a would uncover. Lord have But by insisting on financial sion of insured patients made seeing more insured patients. sweetened beverage tax to mercy. discipline. possible by the Affordable That’s a long learning curve bring in $200 million annually Care Act. She downplayed the without enough learning by —or else. She warned of dra- Fiscally conservative tax- Kristen McQueary is a mem- report from the county’s county employees. conian cuts to public safety payers don’t object to any ber of the Tribune Editorial independent inspector gen- Preckwinkle could have and health care. She stood by and all taxes. They object to Board. eral who uncovered the thanked the IG for identifying the soda tax for months, even government continually reac- losses. Uncollected revenue at potential revenue (Isn’t that as taxpayers revolted. hing into their pockets as a [email protected]

OP-ART JOE FOURNIER 14 Chicago Tribune | Section 1 | Tuesday, May 22, 2018 PERSPECTIVE

OWEN HUMPHREYS/PRESS ASSOCIATION Chicago-born the Most Rev. Michael Curry delivers the sermon during Saturday’s wedding of Prince Harry and Meghan Markle at St. George’s Chapel. ‘There’s power in love to help and heal when nothing else can’ By Sarah Pulliam Bailey love and you show it. It actually there were some old slaves in children of God. Brothers and feels right. There’s something right America’s antebellum South who sisters — that’s a new heaven, a The Most Rev. Michael Curry, a about it. There’s a reason for it. It explained the dynamic power of new Earth, a new world, a new native Chicagoan and the first has to do with the source. love and why it has the power to human family. Let me tell you African-American to preside over We were made by a power of transform. They explained it this something. Ol’ Solomon was right the Episcopal Church, focused his love. Our lives were meant and are way. They sang a spiritual even in in the Old Testament. That’s fire. sermon at the royal wedding be- meant to be lived in that love. the midst of their captivity. It’s one French Jesuit Pierre Teilhard de tween Prince Harry and Meghan That’s why we are here. Ultimately that says there is a balm in Gilead, Chardin was arguably one of the Markle on Saturday on “the re- the source of love is God himself. a healing balm, something that can great minds, great spirits of the demptive power of love.” The source of all of our lives. make things right. There is a balm 20th century. Jesuit, Roman Cath- Drawing from quotes from civil There’s an old medieval poem in Gilead to make the wounded olic priest, scientist, a scholar, a rights leader Martin Luther King that says: “Where true love is whole. There is a balm in Gilead to true mystic. Some of his writings Jr., American slaves and a Jesuit found, God himself is there.” The heal the sin-sick soul. One of the from his scientific background as theologian, his sermon centered on New Testament says it this way. stanzas explains why: It says, if you well as his theological one, some of the biblical teachings of Jesus. “Beloved, let us love one another, cannot preach like Peter, you can- his writings said, as others have “Jesus did not get an honorary because love is of God; and those not pray like Paul, you just tell the said, that the discovery and har- doctorate for dying,” Curry said. who love are born of God and love of Jesus, how he died to save nessing of fire was one of the great “He wasn’t getting anything out of know God. Those who not love us all. That’s the balm in Gilead. technological discoveries of hu- it. He gave up his life, he sacrificed does not know God. Why? For God This way of love is the way of life. man history. Fire, to a great extent, his life for the good of others, for is love.” They got it. made human civilization possible. the well-being of the world, for us. There’s power in love. There’s He died to save us all. He didn’t Fire made it possible to cook food That’s what love is. power in love to help and heal die for anything he could get out of and to provide sanitary ways of “Love can be sacrificial, and in when nothing else can. There’s it. Jesus did not get an honorary eating, which reduced the spread so doing, become redemptive,” he power in love to lift up and liberate doctorate for dying. He wasn’t of disease in its time. Fire made it said. “That way of unselfish, sacri- when nothing else will. There’s getting anything out of it. He gave possible to heat warm environ- ficial, redemptive love changes power in love to show us the way up his life, he sacrificed his life for ments and thereby making human lives.” to live. … But love is not only about the good of others, for the well- migration a possibility even into Curry, who was installed as a young couple. The power of love being of the world, for us. That’s colder climates. Fire made it pos- presiding bishop of the U.S.-based is demonstrated by the fact that what love is. Love is not selfish or sible — there was no Bronze Age member of the Anglican Commun- we’re all here. Two young people self-centered. Love can be sacri- without fire, no Iron Age without ion on Nov. 1, 2015, is the son of an fell in love, and we all showed up. ficial, and in so doing, become fire, no Industrial Revolution with- activist who helped bring an end to It’s not just for and about a young redemptive. That way of unselfish, out fire. … Anybody get here in a segregated schools in Buffalo, N.Y. couple whom we rejoice with. It’s sacrificial, redemptive love car today? An automobile? Nod As bishop in North Carolina, he more than that. changes lives. And it can change your heads if you did; I know there was one of the first to allow same- Jesus of Nazareth on one occa- this world. were some carriages. Those of us sex marriages to be performed in sion was asked by a lawyer to sum Stop and imagine for a minute. who came in cars, the controlled, churches there, and he often up the essence of the teachings of Think and imagine. Think and harnessed fire made that possible. speaks on progressive issues. Curry Moses. He went back and reached imagine a world where love is the I know that the Bible says, and I did not know the couple personally back to the Hebrew Scriptures to way. believe it, that Jesus walked on before the wedding, according to a Deuteronomy and Leviticus, and Imagine our homes and families water, but I have to tell you I didn’t spokeswoman for the Episcopal Jesus said, “You shall love the Lord when love is the way. Imagine our walk across the Atlantic Ocean to Church, but he met them before your God with all your heart, all neighborhoods and communities get here. Controlled fire in that the ceremony. “When I was told I your soul, all your mind and all where love is the way. Imagine plane got me here. Fire makes it said, ‘You’ve got to be kidding me,’ your strength. This is the first and governments and nations where possible for us to text, and tweet, ” he joked of being chosen to deliv- great commandment. The second love is the way. Imagine business and email, and Instagram, and er the sermon. “Is this an April is like it: Love your neighbor as and commerce when love is the Facebook, and socially be dysfunc- Fool’s Day prank?” yourself.” Then in Matthew’s ver- way. Imagine this tired old world tional with each other. Fire makes Here is a transcript of the ser- sion, he added, he said, on these when love is the way. When love is that possible, and de Chardin said mon he gave at the wedding: two, love of God and love of neigh- the way — unselfish, sacrificial, fire was one of the great discover- The late Dr. Martin Luther King bor, hang all the law, all the proph- redemptive — when love is the ies in all of human history. He went Jr. once said, and I quote: “We ets, everything that Moses wrote, way, then no child will go to bed on to say if humanity ever har- must discover the power of love, everything from the holy prophets, hungry in this world ever again. nesses the energy of fire again, if the redemptive power of love. And everything in the Scriptures, every- When love is the way, we will let humanity ever captured the ener- when we discover that, we will be thing that God has been trying to justice roll down like a mighty gies of love, it will be the second able to make of this old world a tell the world. Love God, love your stream, and righteousness like an time in the history that we have new world. Love is the only way.” neighbors, and while you’re at it, ever-flowing brook. discovered fire. There’s power in love. Do not love yourself. When love is the way, poverty Dr. King was right. We must underestimate it. Don’t even over- Someone once said that Jesus would become history. When love discover love, the redemptive sentimentalize it. There’s power, began the most revolutionary is the way, the Earth will be a sanc- power of love. And when we do power in love. If you don’t believe movement in human history: a tuary. When love is the way, we that, we will be able to make of this me, think about a time when you movement ground on the uncondi- will lay our swords and shields old world a new world. first fell in love. The whole world tional love of God for the world down by the riverside to study war My brother, my sister, God love seemed to center around you and and a movement mandating people no more. When love is the way, you, God bless you. And may God your beloved. There’s power, to live and love. there’s plenty of room for all of hold us all in those almighty hands power in love, not just in its roman- And in so doing, to change not God’s children. When love is the of love. tic forms, but any form, any shape only their lives but the very life of way, we actually treat each other, of love. There’s a certain sense in the world itself! I’m talking about well, like we are actually family. The Washington Post which when you are loved and you the power, real power, power to When love is the way, we know know it, when someone cares for change the world. that God is the source of us all, and Sarah Pulliam Bailey is a Washing- you and you know it, when you If you don’t believe me, well, we are brothers and sisters and ton Post reporter. Chicago Tribune | Section 1 | Tuesday, May 22, 2018 15 PERSPECTIVE

Trust me: Separating immigrant families isn’t humane By Viet Thanh Nguyen came to the United States legally,” Ta said. “My family and I went When I was 4 years old, I was through the process.” taken away from my parents. We Vietnamese people came to were refugees from Vietnam, this country not only because it fleeing the end of the war in 1975. was legal but because it was hu- With 130,000 other Vietnamese, mane. Congress decided that the we were put into refugee camps. United States owed a moral debt To leave, we needed American to the South Vietnamese, who sponsors, but no sponsor was had fought a war that was largely willing to host my entire family. driven by U.S. interests. Would Ta One took my parents, one took be so willing to endorse legality if my 10-year-old brother and one the United States had not wel- took me. Memory for me begins comed the Vietnamese? here, howling with fear and pain as I was taken from my mother, too young to understand that I Painful memories would be returned to her in a few My removal from my parents months. was a benevolent act that led me I thought of this experience to being housed for several when I read the words earlier this months by a generous American month of Attorney General Jeff family. And yet being separated Sessions regarding his intent to from my parents hurt enough for separate children from immigrant me to remember it vividly more parents at the border — possibly than 40 years later. I can easily even sending those children to imagine the kind of damage a detention camps on military prolonged removal, under much bases. “If you are smuggling a BOB CHAMBERLIN/LOS ANGELES TIMES 2015 more adverse circumstances, child then we will prosecute you, To Pulitzer-winning author Viet Thanh Nguyen, the separation issue is more about humanity than legality. would do to a child. Or to a par- and that child will be separated ent, since I am now the father of a from you as required by law,” he current American penal practices. which featured prominently in try illegally may anger many 4-year-old myself. I say I can said. “If you don’t like that, then As Homeland Security Secretary the Clinton administration — contemporary Americans. Like imagine it, but the pain of losing don’t smuggle children over our Kirstjen Nielsen said, “That’s no have led to rates of mass incar- Sessions and Nielsen, they would my son is actually unimaginable. border.” different than what we do every ceration in the United States that argue that such immigrants have I wonder whether whoever Sessions is a law-and-order day in every part of the United are almost unrivaled worldwide. broken the law and that the law decided to take me from my man who believes he is protecting States — when an adult of a family More than 5 million children in allows these removals. mother considered her pain. our country. I’m a man, a son, a commits a crime. ... If you as a the United States have had a It was legal for slave owners to Maybe they only saw her alien- father and a writer who worries parent break into a house, you parent in jail, and the impact is sell slave children too. But was ness and her lack of education, about our nation losing its soul. will be incarcerated by police and disproportionately high for black the practice just? Was it humane? which happened because she was The intent of this policy is thereby separated from your and Latino children. Hiding behind the law is so born poor and a girl. Perhaps they punitive. In practice, it will un- family.” persuasive that it can lead those never saw that in Vietnam she doubtedly lead to shattered fam- Nielsen inadvertently points to who have benefited from humane had been a successful business- ilies. As Democratic Texas Senate how removing children from Historically speaking policies to endorse inhumane woman. But even if she hadn’t, candidate Beto O’Rourke says, their parents has been a longtime As a nation, we have had little ones. Take some of my fellow what difference should that have “You are either for separating bipartisan practice of American significant debate on the morality Vietnamese immigrants, such as made? Are people who are less children from their parents or society. Democrats and liberals or efficacy of such policies. Per- Tri Ta, the — mayor of Westmin- successful not human or deserv- you are against it. I am against it.” who condemn contemporary haps this is because the removal ster, Calif., which has more Viet- ing of the right to hold on to their Me too. Republican policy might want to of children from parents is not namese-Americans per capita children? Our answer to that consider how the Clinton and new in U.S. history. Indigenous than any other U.S. city. Mayor Ta, question says everything about us. Obama administrations also sanc- children were sent alone to Indi- along with the city’s Vietnamese- Penal comparison tioned the removal of children an schools to become assimilated American vice mayor, Tyler Diep, The Washington Post The controversy over this from parents, both immigrants in into American society, and slave voted for a successful Westmin- policy should not be reduced to a the country illegally and those in owners separated slave children ster resolution against California’s Viet Thanh Nguyen is the author of partisan issue, or even to a debate prison for other crimes. from slave parents to sell either, sanctuary state stance, which “The Sympathizer,” which won the about illegal immigration. Ses- The war on drugs, tough-on- or both. protects immigrants who are in 2016 Pulitzer Prize for fiction, and sions’ child removal policy actu- crime sentencing and mandatory Comparing them to families the country illegally. the short story collection “The ally extends the callousness of minimum sentencing — all of today who have entered the coun- “The Vietnamese boat people Refugees.”

A Supreme Court ruling for Janus would be judicial activism at its worst By Robert Bruno and enforcing employment con- dinary act of judicial lawmaking are more likely to work in state bargaining laws for public sector tracts. irreconcilable with conservative and local government and more employees permitting fee payer Should courts have the power The legality of “fair share” laws principles that publicly shame likely to be union members. provisions. to impose wage cuts, shrink the — which currently affect 5 million “judicial activism.” The study concludes that if the Ultimately, we don’t require economy and require private teachers, firefighters, nurses and But what could this decision court strikes down fee payer laws, lawyers, doctors, accountants or organizations to deliver costly other public sector workers in 23 mean for 5 million affected work- the loss of bargaining power for 5 large corporations to provide services for free? states and the District of Colum- ers, the economy and the labor million affected public sector services for free. We don’t forbid Most people would probably bia — was established by the court movement? workers will translate to an aver- them from using the fees they do say no. Yet this is what could more than four decades ago. To answer this question, I age wage cut of about $1,800 per collect for political purposes. Yet happen when the U.S. Supreme Ever since, a network of well- recently partnered with the Illi- year. The corresponding loss of when it comes to unions, the Court issues its ruling in Janus v. funded interests has sought ways nois Economic Policy Institute to consumer spending could shrink courts apply a very different AFSCME Council 31, expected to reduce worker earnings by assess the potential impact of the the national economy by as much standard. sometime in June. weakening the bargaining power court’s expected Janus ruling. as $33 billion — and by more than Janus could take this double At issue in Janus — a case that of employees. Setting aside the This research, based on U.S. $2 billion in Illinois alone. And standard to an entirely new level originated here in Illinois — are income inequality that such an Census and Labor Department union membership in affected by effectively forcing wage cuts state laws that require public agenda accelerates, these inter- data, confirmed that public sector states would drop by more than on 5 million workers and sector workers represented by ests have also had some success in wages are universally lower in 725,000. shrinking our nation’s economy. unions to share in the cost of convincing several Midwestern states without fee payer laws and But there are likely to be other If that’s not judicial activism at collective bargaining over their states to eliminate their fair-share unions are much weaker. In fact, effects. its worst, what is? wages, benefits and working fee payer laws. wages in public service occupa- Labor unrest is chief among conditions through the payment In Janus, a right-leaning tions already lag behind compara- them. The school walkouts that Robert Bruno is a professor of of what are called “fair share” Supreme Court is expected by ble jobs in the private and non- have recently come to West Vir- labor and employment relations at fees. one vote to nullify the laws of profit sectors; Janus would exac- ginia, Oklahoma, Arizona and the University of Illinois at Ur- “Fair share” fees are not union those 23 states, which could in- erbate that pay penalty. And North Carolina — and the poor bana-Champaign and serves as dues and cannot be used for poli- validate wording in thousands of changes to laws related to public pay and working conditions that director of the University’s Labor tics or lobbying. They are limited state and municipal contracts. sector jobs disproportionately precipitated them — each oc- and Education Program and the to the direct cost of negotiating The change would be an extraor- impact African-Americans, who curred in states without collective Project for Middle Class Renewal.

VOICE OF THE PEOPLE The real problem about violence in our country and this year, and an average of 90 — Sally Campbell, Winnetka ing around the “socialist” label as address easy access to the esti- people die at the end of a gun a slur hasn't decreased its po- After the shooting in Parkland, mated 300 million guns already each day. Guns are not making us tency. It's made us keenly aware Fla., a friend asked, “Do you think here? safer. A not-so-dirty word of what it actually means. As a the violent video games kids play There have already been 22 The only way to keep guns out Steve Chapman should have millennial, I define socialism as today are the cause of the in- attacks on school campuses this of the wrong hands is with thor- just asked a millennial why we are the funding of increased govern- creased violence?” My response? year and it is only May. In 2003, ough background checks and a so drawn to socialism. While he ment-run social services through “Do they play video games in we invaded Iraq in search of nationwide registry. Some gun got a few things right in his recent a progressive taxation system. I Canada? Australia? Ireland? weapons of mass destruction and sales on the internet and at gun column “Why millennials are so recognize that by this definition, Japan? Italy? Spain? Poland? Do didn’t find any. Perhaps we need shows make guns available with- drawn to socialism,” he focuses socialism hasn't failed, it's already kids around the world watch TV to admit that the WMDs are here. out background checks. on minor details and misses the been partially implemented with and go the movies?” If movies and What are we going to do to pro- Prayers and condolences do big picture. great success right here in the U.S. video games were the cause, then tect ourselves from this threat? not stop shootings and are not an Millennials are the first genera- Medicare, Medicaid, Social Secu- why doesn’t the rest of the world — Arlene R. Jarzab, Hinsdale adequate response to gun vi- tion in American memory who rity and unemployment insurance experience these mass shootings olence. There are no safe havens start off their adult lives worse off are all incredibly popular and at the same rate that we do? As a to escape shootings — not than their parents and will likely successful programs. Seniors love solution, some have called for Demand action schools, churches, theaters, malls, die that way. We graduate from their socialist state-run health more guns in schools by arming Sante Fe, Texas, gave us the city streets, restaurants, airports, college burdened with debts that care and will fight tooth and nail teachers. How would that protect 22nd school shooting in the U.S. not even in our own homes. in rare cases exceed $100,000. to keep it. Explain to me again against the explosive devices that this year. Let’s look at some basic A “good guy” with a gun is just Capitalist policies have shipped how the government gets every- were set at the high school in facts about guns in our nation: one more gun in the mix. American manufacturing over- thing wrong all of the time? Santa Fe, Texas? Going back to Nobody shoots anybody with- So, who’s next? You, your kids, seas in order to bust labor unions, From the Ronald Reagan years the attack on the Murrah Federal out a gun. your spouse, your mom or dad, lower costs and increase profits. onward, the Republican Party has Building in Oklahoma City to the Assault weapons make mass your local school or the school in So unless you get a college educa- sought to dismantle these pro- assaults at movie theaters, shootings very efficient. What the next city, your church or the tion, there aren't any realistic grams and destroy the regulatory churches, concerts and schools, self-respecting sportsman would local mall? When do we seriously opportunities for a living wage to framework of the administrative none of the perpetrators was here hunt game with these war weap- say enough? It’s time for adults to support a middle-class lifestyle. state which protected previous illegally; they were all home ons? They are not for civilian use. join young people and demand Even then, if you choose a major generations from the exploitation grown. Building a border wall Today there are almost as many action on gun control now. such as education in Oklahoma or that unrestrained capitalism isn’t going to keep us safe; isn’t it guns as people in the U.S. We now Midterm elections are a good Kentucky, you'll still barely break eventually degenerates into. This time we faced the real problem are on our 22nd school shooting place to start. the poverty line. Did I mention has led to the highest levels of Let’s get rid of representatives you also now carry a student loan income inequality since the Hoo- who are afraid to stand up to the debt worth as much as a mort- ver administration. We’re not For online exclusive letters go to www.chicagotribune.com/letters. 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Fifth Third acquires MB in $4.7B deal Merger would create fourth-largest Chicago bank, branch closures possible By Robert Channick the city’s “middle-market” com- Chicago Tribune mercial banking relationships. MB branches would take the Fifth MB Financial Bank has long Third Bank name. touted its deep Chicago roots “With this transaction we’ll be while branding its primarily com- adding significant scale to our mercial customer base with the operations in an attractive Chi- ubiquitous slogan, “MB means cago market and creating a top- business.” tier middle-market lender,” Greg The MB name and local owner- Carmichael, president and CEO of ship soon may be a thing of the Fifth Third, said Monday during a past, after the Chicago-based bank conference call. agreed to a $4.7 billion merger Carmichael also cited substan- with the larger Cincinnati-based tial cost savings to be realized Fifth Third Bancorp. The deal, through the merger, in part by announced Monday, also would closing up to 50 branches in lead to the closure of dozens of overlapping areas within about bank branches as the institutions two years. combine operations. Initially, there would be 239 The merger, if approved, would Chicago-area branches with $25.4 create the fourth-largest Chicago billion in combined deposits, Fifth KRISTAN LIEB/CHICAGO TRIBUNE 2017 bank in total deposits, with a 6.5 Third spokesman Andrew Hayes MB Financial, whose office in Rosemont is shown, agreed to a $4.7 billion merger with Fifth Third Bank that percent market share, and give the would create the fourth-largest Chicago bank and could cause dozens of branches to close. combined company 20 percent of Turn to Merger, Page 2 Ulta cracks Can’t afford a Fortune 500 flight delay? Beauty retailer joins the ranks of most successful Consider an early morning wake-up companies in the U.S. By Corilyn Shropshire Chicago Tribune

Ulta Beauty, the Bolingbrook- based beauty retailer, has cracked the Fortune 500 list, securing its place among the country’s most successful companies. Fortune’s 64th annual list ranks companies by revenue. The media company said firms on the list total $12.8 trillion in revenue — two-thirds of the U.S. gross do- mestic product. As a group, they have 28.2 million employees worldwide, making them “the most important engine of both the U.S. and the global economy,” according to Fortune’s website. Ulta, led by CEO Mary Dillon, was among 24 companies on the list that are headed by women, an indicator that women’s ascent to the top spots of American busi- ness has stalled, Fortune said. Dillon has been CEO of Ulta STACEY WESCOTT/CHICAGO TRIBUNE since 2013. Planes sit at Terminal 2 at O’Hare International Airport. Early flights are likely to be on time, according to U.S. Transportation Department data. While many other retailers are focusing on bulking up their By Lauren Zumbach | online business, Ulta continues On-time departure averages Chicago Tribune adding roughly 100 stores each By time of day, from March 2017 through February 2018 year and has ventured into new O’Hare Midway Average of all 30 airports raveling on a tight schedule and need to make sure territory with locations in included in the study your flight takes off on time? You might want to opt smaller towns and more visible 100 percent urban shopping districts. The for an early morning trip — especially if you’re 90 O’Hare, 8 p.m.: retailer currently operates 1,074 71.5% on time flying out of Chicago’s Midway Airport. stores, including 52 in Illinois, 80 TAbout 9 out of 10 flights departing major U.S. airports according to its most recent securities filing. Eventually, Dil- 70 between 6 and 8 a.m. took off on time, on average, across the 12 lon expects the chain to operate months ending February 2018, according to U.S. Transporta- 1,400 to 1,700 locations. Despite 60 its strength in bricks-and-mor- tion Department data. But over the course of the day, tar, the company hasn’t let its 50 Midway, 8 p.m.: 58.9% on time punctuality slips — between 6 and 8 p.m., only about 72 percent online business slide, Dillon has of flights took off on time. told investors. 6a.m. 9a.m.Noon 3p.m. 6p.m. 9p.m. 11 The company’s revenues in p.m. the quarter ending Feb. 3 were SOURCE: U.S. Dept. of Transportation CHICAGO TRIBUNE Turn to Flights, Page 2 $5.8 billion, up 20 percent from the prior year. Net income was $555 million, up 35 percent from the year before. Its stock price has climbed 6.3 percent since the start of the year. Walmart topped the Fortune 500 list for the sixth straight year. Dr Pepper Snapple Apple, the most valuable and profitable company on the list — with $850 billion in market cap drivers set to strike and $48 billion in profits — dropped one spot, to No. 4, on the By Greg Trotter labor practices. The drivers, who revenue ranking. Amazon landed Chicago Tribune have been working without a in the top 10 for the first time, at contract since May 1, also say they No. 8. If drivers for a Dr Pepper make significantly less than driv- Snapple Group subsidiary strike ers for Coca-Cola and Pepsi. [email protected] Tuesday morning, it will be a first No talks were scheduled as of Twitter @corilyns for Ray Kwasniewski, who’s Monday afternoon. Depending worked for the company since on how long the strike lasts, it 1989. could disrupt the flow of drinks “My stomach is hurting. I to store shelves in advance of never thought it would get to this Memorial Day weekend, though point. I was hoping we would be the company said it has “contin- JACQUELYN MARTIN/ASSOCIATED PRESS 2007 appreciated,” said Kwasniewski, gency plans in place.” Drivers for Dr Pepper Snapple Group who are members of Teamsters 61, who delivers the company’s “There may be a reduction in Local 727 are set to strike Tuesday over alleged unfair labor practices. drinks to major retailers in the delivery frequency in some cases, Chicago suburbs. but we don’t anticipate any issues duces brands such as 7UP, Cana- couple of weeks with the Na- Kwasniewski and about 140 with available inventory during a da Dry, Bai, Clamato and tional Labor Relations Board, other members of Teamsters strike,” said Chris Barnes, spokes- Schweppes. accusing the company of threat- Local 727 are scheduled to strike man for the Texas-based Dr Caleen Carter-Patton, business ening to retaliate against employ- BRIAN CASSELLA/CHICAGO TRIBUNE 2015 at The American Bottling Co. Pepper Snapple Group, in an agent for Teamsters Local 727, ees for union activity, denying Beauty products on the shelves at facilities in Northlake and Harvey email. Beyond its namesake said the union filed unfair labor Ulta on State Street. early Tuesday over alleged unfair drinks, the company also pro- practice charges over the last Turn to Drivers, Page 2 2 Chicago Tribune | Business | Section 2 | Tuesday, May 22, 2018 S Divided court upholds work arbitration Dissenting justices by labor unions, but an under the arbitration law. to escape liability for wide- estimated 25 million em- “As a matter of policy these spread discrimination and say ruling will hit ployees work under con- questions are surely debat- harassment. No American low-wage earners tracts that prohibit collec- able. But as a matter of law should be forced to sign tive action by employees the answer is clear,” Gor- away their right to invoke By Mark Sherman who want to raise claims such wrote. the meaningful protections Associated Press about some aspect of their In dissent for the court’s afforded by our nation’s employment. liberals, Justice Ruth Bader critical civil rights laws,” WASHINGTON — A di- The ruling reflected a Ginsburg called the deci- Clarke said. vided Supreme Court ruled years-long pattern at the sion “egregiously wrong.” The National Labor Rela- Monday that businesses can Supreme Court of limiting Ginsburg, who read a tions Board, breaking with prohibit their workers from class actions and favoring summary of her dissent the administration, argued banding together in dis- employer-favored arbitra- aloud to stress her disagree- that contracts requiring em- putes over pay and condi- tion over lawsuits in the ment, said employees do ployees to waive their right tions in the workplace, a courts, generally preferred not really have a choice to collective action violate decision that affects an esti- by workers. about whether to sign such the labor laws. mated 25 million non- The Trump administra- agreements, labeling them Business interests were unionized employees. tion backed the businesses, “arm-twisted, take-it-or- united in favor of the con- With the court’s five con- TNS reversing the position the leave-it contracts.” She said tracts. servative members in the The high court’s 5-4 ruling, viewed as a win for business, Obama administration took “congressional action is ur- Gregory Jacob, a former majority, the justices held does not affect workers represented by labor unions. in favor of employees. gently in order,” echoing her Labor Department official that individual employees The court’s task was to call in 2007 for Congress to in the Bush administration, can be forced to use arbitra- discrimination and other individual, costly — and reconcile federal laws that address pay discrimination said the court got it right tion, not the courts, to air disputes if employee con- often secret — arbitration seemed to point in different following a high court rul- Monday. complaints about wages tracts specify that they must process,” said Fatima Goss directions. On the one hand, ing from which she dis- “This decision thus will and overtime. Four dissent- be dealt with in one-on-one Graves, president and CEO New Deal labor laws give sented. not see a huge increase in ing liberal justices said the arbitration. of the National Women’s workers the right to band Kristen Clarke, president the use of such provisions, decision will hit low-wage, Workers who want to Law Center. together. On the other, the of the Lawyers’ Committee but it does protect employ- vulnerable workers espe- take action against sexual Lawyers representing older Federal Arbitration for Civil Rights Under Law, ers’ settled expectations cially hard. harassment, pay discrimi- management said the deci- Act encourages the use of said she fears the decision and avoids placing our na- While the complaints in nation, pregnancy discrimi- sion protects businesses arbitration. will have far-reaching ef- tion’s job providers under Monday’s decision involved nation and racial discrimi- from costly litigation. Justice Neil Gorsuch, fects. the threat of additional bur- pay issues, the outcome also nation “may now be forced The outcome does not writing for the majority, “Today’s decision will densome litigation drain,” might extend to workplace behind closed doors into an affect people represented said the contracts are valid make it easier for employers Jacob said. MB agrees to deal Eataly to cut ties with Batali with Fifth Third amid misconduct allegations Merger, from Page 1 deal will require regulatory and shareholder approval. By Grace Wong pulled from Eataly’s utes” segment, an un- company’s partnership said. This would rank the With a history in Chicago Chicago Tribune shelves in December. (Tar- named woman accused with Batali was ending. merged bank fourth in total stretching back more than a get and Walmart similarly Batali of drugging and sex- “We had taken a number deposits and second in re- century, MB Financial has After sexual misconduct followed suit.) ually assaulting her at The of steps in the last six tail deposits in the Chicago about $20 billion in assets. allegations against Mario Batali, a celebrity chef Spotted Pig, a New York months to separate Mr. market. Fifth Third entered the Batali emerged Sunday and restaurateur, was ac- restaurant he invested in Batali from the business, The transaction is 90 local market with the 2000 night on “60 Minutes,” cused of decades of sexual that was owned by Ken including immediately re- percent stock, with the bal- acquisition of Old Kent Fi- Eataly confirmed Monday misconduct last Friedman, a moving him from any oper- ance to be paid in cash. nancial. The company has that Batali has had no December by restaurateur also ations this past December Shareholders of MB Finan- $142 billion in assets and direct involvement with nine women. He accused of sexual and asking Ms. (Nancy) cial would receive $54.20 a 1,153 banking locations in the Italian market and food apologized at the assault, which Silverton and Ms. (Lidia) share in total consideration, the Midwest and South. hall since December 2017 time, according to Friedman “vehe- Bastianich to take on busi- consisting of 1.45 shares of Carmichael said the MB and that the company is in the New York mently denies.” ness-wide leadership roles Fifth Third stock and $5.54 acquisition would give Fifth the process of a full separa- Daily News, and Batali issued a and responsibilities,” the in cash for each share of MB Third retail scale in its tion from the chef. said that what the statement that statement says. “We re- Financial stock. That repre- largest banking market, “We have initiated a women described also “vehemently main focused on two pri- sents a premium of about 24 putting it behind only JP- process to compel the di- “does, in fact, denied” that he orities: ensuring that our percent over MB Financial’s Morgan Chase in total vestiture of his small, mi- match up with Batali sexually assaulted employees work with closing price of $43.65 a branches, deposits and mar- nority interest in Eataly ways I have the woman inter- equal opportunity and share on Friday. ket share. USA,” wrote Chris Giglio, a acted.” At the time, Batali viewed on “60 Minutes.” freedom from discrimi- Shares in MB Financial It also would help Fifth spokesperson for the Ital- issued an apology-of-sorts A statement from B&B nation; and continuing to shot up nearly 13 percent on Third get smaller in a sense, ian food emporium in an which included a recipe for Hospitality Group, which give our guests amazing the news Monday to close at he said, bolstering its mid- email. According to Trib- cinnamon rolls attached. managed Batali’s restau- dining experiences.” $49.28. Fifth Third’s shares dle-market lending capa- une’s sister-publication The effort was lampooned rants, called the accounts dropped nearly 8 percent to bilities, an area of increased The Daily Meal, Batali- on social media. “chilling and deeply dis- [email protected] close at $30.90. commercial focus for Fifth branded products were In Sunday’s “60 Min- turbing,” and said that the Twitter @GraceWong630 MB Financial’s president Third. and CEO, Mitch Feiger, was “MB Financial does a named CEO of the Chicago fantastic job at the lower region for the combined end of middle market, and bank. we do a good job when you Feiger called the merger start to go upstream to (the) Early flights likely to take off on time a great fit, allowing the upper end of middle mar- Flights, from Page 1 combined bank to make ket,” Carmichael said. “So larger commercial loans to you put these organizations In Chicago, which air- bigger clients. The scale together, it really serves the port you pick matters too. also would allow the bank complete commercial mar- At the start of the day, odds to keep pace with techno- ket opportunity.” of leaving on time are logical advances in the in- MB Financial was formed slightly better at Midway dustry, he said. by the 2001 merger of two than at O’Hare Interna- “We’re always thinking longstanding local banks, tional Airport. about the investments we Mid-City National Bank and However, while on-time need to make in technology Manufacturers Bank. Mid- departures at O’Hare and the race that we face City was founded in 1911, roughly tracked average against larger companies to while Manufacturers rates across major U.S. air- provide the products and opened in 1934. Both served ports through the rest of services our clients demand middle-market businesses, the day, the odds of leaving and deserve,” Feiger said making MB Financial a ma- on time at Midway slipped during the call. “When you jor player in that commer- considerably more later in look out in the future, the cial banking niche. the day. Over the 12-month cost of doing that is very The bank has since built period ending in February, significant. It was definitely up substantial brand equity for example, 58.9 percent a factor.” in Chicago with its heavily of flights scheduled to de- Two members of MB advertised “MB means part Midway between 8 Financial’s board are ex- business” slogan and its and 9 p.m. left on time, on pected to join Fifth Third’s high-profile sponsorships, average, compared with board, the companies said. such as the long-term nam- about 71.5 percent at BRIAN CASSELLA/CHICAGO TRIBUNE Fifth Third has 148 loca- ing rights deal struck last O’Hare. A departure board after nearly all Southwest Airlines flights were canceled Feb. 11 at tions in the Chicago area, fall for the Chicago Black- There’s a reason morn- Midway Airport in Chicago. and MB has 91. The merger hawks’ new $65 million ing flights tend to stick to would create a projected practice rink. their schedules. About 92 of leaving on time shot All airlines try to min- affecting others. $255 million in net cost The MB Ice Arena also percent of Southwest back up late in the evening, imize the amount of time Leisure travelers with savings through reducing likely would take the Fifth flights leaving Midway be- after the “afternoon rush,” planes spend idle on the flexible schedules might be MB Financial’s expense Third moniker once the tween 6 and 7 a.m. use when airlines tend to ground, but Southwest willing to accept greater base by 45 percent and merger is approved. aircraft that spent the night schedule fewer flights, said tends to fly its planes hard- risk of delay, but for busi- closing 1 in 5 proximate “We need to speak with at the airport, meaning Henry Harteveldt, travel er than some carriers, with ness travelers and pas- branches of the combined the Blackhawks about it, they’re in place and ready industry analyst and presi- short turnarounds be- sengers with connecting bank. but I’m sure it will,” Feiger to go, the Dallas-based air- dent of Atmosphere Re- tween flights, said Robert flights, the early morning “We have significant said. line said in an email. search Group. Mann, a New York-based wake-up call could be branch overlap,” Losing the MB name, But later flights depend Why would Midway airline industry consultant. worthwhile. Carmichael said during the however, would not neces- on aircraft arriving from struggle more than O’Hare That’s more efficient, but “At their core, airlines conference call. “We’ll be sarily cost the bank any other cities. By 8 p.m., a in the evening hours? Dif- gives the airline less cush- are time management able to shut down possibly business, he said, opening plane might be on its third ferences in the way airlines ion when problems arise. machines,” Harteveldt 40 to 50 branches.” doors to new clients while or fourth flight of the day, serving each airport sched- Also, Southwest tends to said. He said passengers Carmichael said in a sub- its bankers look to preserve meaning delays can accu- ule flights are likely at least set routes that stop in are “not just buying the sequent interview that the relationships with old ones. mulate, especially during part of the answer, industry multiple cities, rather than seat; we’re buying the bank would use analytics to “Brand equity is essen- winter and summer storm experts said. United Air- flying from a hub city to a schedule, and the promise determine which locations tially how the marketplace seasons, said Southwest, lines and American Air- single destination and of departing and arriving to close. and our clients think about which averages 220 flights lines are the biggest back, Harteveldt said. That on time.” “In some cases, they’re us,” Feiger said. “If we’re to more than 60 destinations carriers at O’Hare; South- can make it more challeng- right across the street from able to maintain that good- from Midway each day. west takes the top spot at ing to keep cancellations or [email protected] each other,” Carmichael will and transfer it with us At all airports, the odds Midway. delays in one city from Twitter @laurenzumbach said. “We’ll pick the best to Fifth Third, it will be fine. one and move forward.” And that’s what we’re going A bank spokesman said it to do.” was too early to offer guid- While the MB merger ance on any potential job would make Chicago the reductions as a result of the largest banking market with Supply should hold steady despite strike merger. the most locations for Fifth Drivers, from Page 1 ployees with the utmost left the drivers below their are currently paid $21.80 “At this time, we do not Third, there are no plans to respect at every step of peers in the industry, said an hour, compared with know,” said Larry Magne- make it the corporate head- requests for union repre- these negotiations. Despite John Coli Jr., secretary and $23.90 for Coca-Cola driv- sen, a Fifth Third spokes- quarters anytime soon, sentation during disci- what the union claims, the treasurer of Local 727. ers and $23.95 for Pepsi, man. “We have a lot to work Carmichael said. plinary meetings and fail- reasons the union broke off “For these in-demand Carter-Patton said. through to understand “We’ve been in Cincin- ing to bargain in good faith. negotiations were strictly workers to lock themselves Northlake is one of Dr. what the combined entity nati for 160 years,” he said. “The allegations made economic.” into below cost-of-living Pepper Snapple’s largest will look like.” “We’re in a good place today, by the Teamsters are false,” On Sunday, union mem- raises is absolutely wrong,” facilities, with about 800 The cost savings are ex- andthat’skindofhowwe’re Dr Pepper Snapple spokes- bers voted against the com- Coli said. employees, the company pected to be fully realized thinking about it.” woman Vicki Draughn said pany’s final contract offer. Bulk drivers — those said. by 2020. in an email. “We have dealt Though the four-year con- who transport large deliv- A closing date has not [email protected] in good faith with the tract offered wage in- eries to major retailers — at [email protected] been determined, and the Twitter @RobertChannick union and treated our em- creases, the pay hikes still The American Bottling Co. Twitter @GregTrotterTrib Chicago Tribune | Business | Section 2 | Tuesday, May 22, 2018 3 Riskier loans could hurt bonds Credit quality of borrowers could scare away buyers

By Claire Boston from Freddie Mac’s and Bloomberg News Fannie Mae’s credit deci- sions. Riskier U.S. mortgages One reason not to be are creeping back into the alarmed is that the market bond market again. for credit-risk transfer secu- The loans in question are rities is around $50 billion nowhere near the toxic now, a pittance in the $40 mortgages that brought trillion market for bonds in down the financial system the U.S. A spokeswoman for last decade. But they’re be- Fannie Mae said the com- ing made to people with pany continually monitors lower credit scores and with its loan acquisitions, and more debt relative to their changes its policies based on income. And in separate what it sees, market condi- transactions tied to rental tions, and other factors. homes, Wall Street banks But continued erosion in are putting together securi- the credit quality of borrow- ties with fewer safeguards ers could eventually hurt for investors — a potentially the bonds, Kerschner said. worrying sign of compla- And too much loosening for cency. terms for mortgage bonds If the housing market could give them a subprime weakens, and unemploy- mortgage-style taint and ment starts rising, mortgage scare away potential buyers, bond investors could find he added. their securities losing value, The same sort of thing is money managers warn. happening all over capital “Underwriting starts out markets: Strong demand for very strict and as time goes safe investments, such as on, it’s kind of the proverbi- loans and repackaged debt al frog in the pot of boiling known as collateralized ROGELIO V. SOLIS/AP water,” said John Ker- loan obligations, is resulting As long as the housing market stays strong, borrowers are likely to continue making their home loan payments. schner, head of securitized in investor protections be- products at Janus Hender- ing watered down, which in included loans from a mort- was early to see the storm higher yields. ca analysts led by Chris son Group, which manages turn makes the instruments gage finance program brewing in home loan last Outside of CRT bonds, Flanagan said in a note that $372 billion. “The heat less safe. Other kinds of aimed at lower-income bor- decade, said earlier this securities backed by loosening credit standards keeps going up and up and bonds linked to housing rowers, which may create a month that he believes cor- streams of single-family will continue but likely will then you realize, oh, this is loans, including securities higher default risk, accord- porate debt and equities are rental home payments have be “prudent rather than really not good.” backed by single-family ing to Kroll Bond Rating much riskier than con- also been coming with leading to excesses as seen The bonds linked to in- rental homes, are seeing a Agency. sumer-related debt in this fewer protections for in- in the last decade.” creasingly risky loans are similar loosening of safe- As long as economic cycle. vestors. Invitation Homes, a For any given security, if known as credit-risk trans- guards. growth continues apace and Those expectations have Blackstone Group-backed borrowers look a little fer securities. They are tied For CRT bonds, loans the housing market stays helped risk premiums on landlord, has recently been weaker on one metric, it to mortgages that don’t have tied to Fannie Mae’s most strong, borrowers are likely CRT securities shrink dra- selling bonds that can’t be doesn’t always spell trouble government guarantees, but recent two securities were to continue making their matically: on some of the called back for two years, for the bonds, said Tracy that meet the minimum made to borrowers with an home loan payments, and bonds, the extra interest but have an extension op- Chen, head of structured standards from U.S. backed- average credit score of 743, the high value of collateral investors get compared tion of up to five years, credit at Brandywine Glob- Fannie Mae or Freddie down from 765 when the for the mortgages will limit with Treasuries has shrunk leaving investors to puzzle al. She said she recently Mac, including down-pay- securities debuted in 2013. losses for lenders. Mortgage as much as 0.95 percentage over whether the bond will purchased securities in an ment requirements for bor- While there’s no firm defi- delinquencies declined in point in the past 12 months, pay off in two years, seven offering that were backed rowers. nition of subprime, 620 is the first quarter compared according to Bank of Ameri- years or somewhere in be- by a larger percentage of The borrowers are prime, sometimes seen as a cutoff with the same period a year ca Corp. strategists. tween. loans made to borrowers and Fannie Mae and Fred- for mortgages. ago and with the fourth The creeping risk and Not all market participa- with high debt-to-income die Mac essentially bundle Other measures of bor- quarter, and the percentage shrinking compensation are nts are worried about the ratios because the notes the risk of the homeowners rowers’ risk are deteriorat- of loans in foreclosure con- what worry Janus’s Ker- changing composition of offered extra protections defaulting into the bonds so ing too. Homeowners on tinued falling, a report said schner. He’s optimistic the deals. for investors. But it could be taxpayers don’t have to bear the latest Fannie Mae CRT last week. about the housing market, Michael Canter, head of a problem if metrics sink it. Measures of borrowers’ deal had debts equal to 36 Investors have been pil- and is willing to buy “non- securitized assets at Alli- across the board. strength can decline due to percent of their incomes, up ing into credit-risk transfer QM” bonds, a type of securi- anceBernstein, said CRT se- “What concerns us is the changes in demand and from 31.7 percent in the and single-family rental ty that can be backed by curities remain the best way risk layers,” Chen said. banks’ and lenders’ under- inaugural deal. Since last bonds this year as a result. even riskier mortgages, in- to bet on the U.S. housing “We’re closely monitoring writing, separate factors year, the bonds have also Greg Lippmann, who stead, because they offer market. And Bank of Ameri- the gradual changes.” Japanese monk sues temple for overwork

Anna Fifield ducer for TV Asahi was and Yuki Oda found to have died from “The man is The Washington Post overwork when his heart hard-working failed in 2015. He worked as TOKYO — Brutally long many as 130 additional and earnest, and working hours are not just hours per month — on top the preserve of Japanese of his usual 40-hour work treated all of his office workers and labor- weeks — in the period ers. Now, a Buddhist monk immediately before his duties as part of who works at a temple on death. the famed Mount Koya is And a 28-year-old IT his training.” suing his employers over company employee who — Noritake Shirakura, his heavy workload, saying died of a stroke last year lawyer for the monk the early starts and late was also deemed to have nights have made him de- died from karoshi after the CHRIS HONDROS/GETTY 2009 pressed. local labor standards office Since it was listed as a The new guidelines for 175,000 workers were unveiled about a week before Starbucks The 46-year-old monk found he worked as many World Heritage Site in will close its 8,000 stores in the U.S. for mandatory unconscious bias training May 29. has been unable to work for as 184 hours’ overtime per 2004, the number of tour- the last two years, and is month. ists staying overnight in the now seeking $78,000 in In the case of the monk, temples has more than Starbucks lays out when damages. in 2008 he started working doubled to 440,000 in 2015. “The problem with at a small temple at Mount The number of foreign working at a temple is that Koya, a quiet World Herit- guests nearly tripled in the employees should call police there’s no work-hour man- age Site south of Osaka that three years from 2013, Ky- agement and there are no has become a major tourist odo reported. records how many hours destination in recent years, The monk also took care By Rachel Siegel bucks who arrived early for er’s behavior rather than the man actually worked,” thanks in no small part to of the duties that only The Washington Post a business meeting. They the person alone. Disrup- his lawyer, Noritake Shi- the celebrations related to monks could do, like help- did not make a purchase tive or harmful behavior rakura, told The Washing- its 1,200-year anniversary ing prepare Buddhist serv- Medical emergency, bur- immediately after arriving, identified by Starbucks in- ton Post. He declined to in 2015. ices and writing Buddhist glary and physical assault: and a white manager called cludes being unreasonably name his client or make That year, the monk says scripts on cards and scrolls, These are a few instances the police. noisy, viewing inappropri- him available for an inter- he was forced to work 64 a task that could take hours, in which Starbucks is now In a letter to employees, ate media, verbally abusing view, citing his depression. consecutive days between his lawyer said. saying employees should Rossann Williams, Star- people, making unwanted “The man is hard-work- March and May, and then By the end of 2015, he call 911. bucks’ executive vice presi- sexual advances and inde- ing and earnest, and treated 32 straight days in Septem- began to develop depres- The guidelines are a part dent and president of U.S. cent exposure. all of his duties as part of his ber and October. sion and went on sick leave of Starbucks’ new policy retail, wrote that the com- Employees should then training,” Shirakura said. A local labor standards in March 2016 on his doc- allowing customers to use pany consulted Starbucks consider how any decision The line between a monk’s supervision office has al- tor’s advice, according to restrooms and sit in cafes workers, government offi- they make will affect the training and actual labor is ready recognized his over- the complaint, filed in the and patios even if they do cials, community leaders customer’s experience. unclear, and many temples work, confirming he once Wakayama District Court. not make a purchase. and experts on uncon- That includes judging consider all work to be part worked for at least a month Shirakura, the monk’s The approach lays out scious bias in forming the whether the customer or of training. “Because of without a day off, the Ky- lawyer, is now asking the specific steps for how em- new rules. Key to the policy situation is safe to ap- that, he found himself in a odo News agency reported. court to rule that the tem- ployees respond to and was the conclusion that proach, and whether an very tough position and The monk’s duties ple had violated its “obliga- address disruptive cus- everyone who enters a Star- employee’s chosen re- severe working environ- started at about 5 a.m., tion of security” — the idea tomer behavior. Underly- bucks is considered a cus- sponse would be the same ment.” when he began preparing that an employer is obligat- ing the rules is the expecta- tomer and is “welcome in for any customer in the The health effects of for a daily morning prayer ed to be considerate of tion that customers use our spaces.” same circumstance. long working hours are so ceremony, a drawcard for employees’ physical and company spaces as in- But Williams acknowl- Employees who are un- well recognized in Japan tourists. Then he would other security, including tended and be considerate edged that no policy or sure how to handle a situa- that there’s even a term for attend to guests’ needs and physical and mental health, of others; specifically, they procedure can account for tion should get help from a “death by overwork” — manage the checking in while working. should refrain from smok- every situation. manager. karoshi. and out process, a task that This is not the first time ing or drinking alcohol, The procedure identifies When taking action The authorities have be- generally lasted until about Buddhist temples have panhandling or sleeping. eight examples of when against disruptive behavior, gun to take the phenome- 5 p.m. but could continue found themselves in legal The new guidelines employees should call 911, employees are told to intro- non more seriously in re- until 11 p.m. trouble over work prac- come about a week before including gas leak or fire, duce themselves to the cent years, as even young Mount Koya has 117 tem- tices. Starbucks will close 8,000 robbery, threat of violence, disruptive customer and people in their 30s have ples, almost half of which Last year, a court in stores for mandatory un- use or selling of illegal ask for the person’s name, taken their own lives or had have shukubo, or lodging Kyoto ordered a temple to conscious bias training for drugs and destruction of “listen actively, use a calm heart attacks because of the places for monks and pay two monks a combined 175,000 employees on May store property. The guide- tone and respectfully re- physical strain of long guests. Guests typically eat $60,000 for years of unpaid 29. lines also lay out a three- quest that they stop the working hours. a vegetarian dinner and overtime, which some- Starbucks announced step model for addressing disruptive behavior.” Just last week, the gov- breakfast in private dining times hit 130 hours a the training in the wake of disruptive behavior. “If the situation becomes ernment recognized two rooms at the shukubo, and month. The temple admit- the arrests of two black Employees are in- unsafe, call 911,” the pro- more cases of karoshi.In sleep on futons on a tatami ted it had not been keeping men at a Philadelphia Star- structed to assess a custom- cedure says. one case, a 54-year-old pro- mat floor. track of working hours. 4 Chicago Tribune | Business | Section 2 | Tuesday, May 22, 2018 MARKET ROUNDUP

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OBITUARIES

DOREEN SIMMONS 1932-2018 British-born teacher Curin, John J. John J. Curin, of Westchester, age 67. Beloved father Death Notices of John & Daniel Curin; proud grandfather of Charles & Madeleine Curin; dear brother of Sandra (the late was authority on sumo Bill) Fanter. Family and friends will be received at Badalamenti, Vito the Conboy-Westchester Funeral Home, 10501 W. Vito passed away May 19, 2018 at the age of Cermak Rd., Westchester (2 blks West of Mannheim By Matt Schudel 88. He was born August 30, 1929, in Rd.) on Thursday, May 24, 2018 from 11 a.m. until Washington Post Chicago, the son of Vito and Josephine beginning of 1:00 p.m. Funeral Service.Interment Badalamenti. He married Nina Zappia Queen of Heaven Cemetery.Info: 708-F-U-N-E-R-A-L. Doreen Simmons, a on September 23, 1950. They were mar- British-born teacher of Lat- ried for 61 years before Nina’s passing in in and Greek who settled in 2012. Vito was a United States Army veteran of the Korean War. Vito and Nina moved to Lakeview, AR in Sign Guestbook at chicagotribune.com/obituaries Japan in the 1970s and 1992. Vito returned to Prospect Heights, IL in 2015. became a renowned author- Delory, Rita Fitzgerald ity on sumo wrestling and Vito is survived by his son, Joe (Trish) Badalamenti Rita Fitzgerald Delory passed away on a summer- an English-language com- of Prospect Heights, IL; and three grandchildren, like day in Mesa, Arizona. Rita was born in Chicago, mentator on Japanese tele- Russell, Liam, and Jack. Illinois on June 14, 1929, and died on April 28, 2018. vision, died April 23 in Rita grew up on the West side of Chicago and is Tokyo. She was 85. He was preceded in death by his wife, Nina; and son, a graduate of Sienna Catholic High School. She Michael Badalamenti. is survived by her devoted husband of 66 years Her death was an- Edward and her 3 children: Marianne Gilliam, Paul nounced by the organiza- A Memorial Service for Vito will be at 11:00 am, & Kathy (Isaacs) Delory and David & Jamee (Milligan) tion For Empowering Tuesday May 22, at St. Alphonsus Ligouri Catholic Delory. During her lifetime Rita enjoyed singing and Women in Japan. The cause Church, 411 N. Wheeling Road, Prospect Heights, IL. performing in several musicals with a local theater could not be learned. group in the 1960’s. She loved Estes Park, Colorado Simmons taught in Eng- FRANK ZELLER/GETTY-AFP 2009 Memorials may be made to the Alzheimer’s and enjoyed living there with her family and many land and Singapore before Doreen Simmons was seen as one of the few outsiders Association (alz.org) in honor of his wife, Nina. pet dogs. As she crossed the rainbow bridge we moving to Japan in 1973 to with a firm grasp of sumo’s traditions and subtleties. Sign Guestbook at chicagotribune.com/obituaries hope she was greeted by her relatives and pets who work as an English teacher. passed before her. Sign Guestbook at chicagotribune.com/obituaries From the beginning, she ees, who are costumed in aspect of sumo, and had Barnes, Jr., Martin R. “Marty” was drawn to the ritual elaborate silk robes and gained our specialist knowl- Martin R. “Marty” Barnes, Jr., age 86, passed away Dunitz, Andrew J. qualities of sumo wrestling, have almost a priestly role in edge in our own time and, peacefully at his home in Andrew J. Dunitz, born on June 14, 1961 in Chicago, the Japanese national sport maintaining order. She mostly, at our own ex- Skokie on Saturday, May 19, Illinois, passed away at age 56 on May 16, 2018 in with a history dating back wrote about sumo hair- pense.” 2018, after a decade-long Tucson, Arizona. He was preceded in death by his 1,500 years. dressers, who spend years In time, Simmons be- experience with Parkinson’s mother, Marlene Feinstein Dunitz. Andy is survived Disease. He was surrounded by his father, Nelson Ira Dunitz, brother, Michael She learned the Japanese learning how to use combs came the regular play-by- by his adoring family. He is Scott Dunitz (Shayna) from Los Angeles, and sister, language and later became and oils to create the play announcer herself, us- survived by his wife of 61 Juli Lynne Dunitz Keller from Northbrook IL. Andrew an editor of English-lan- wrestlers’ distinctive top- ing her understated British years, Patricia, nee Fischer; was very loved and will be tremendously missed by guage news releases and knots. accent to describe various his son, Dr. Daniel (Stacey), many. Services were Private. documents for Japan’s for- Simmons also examined sumo holds and moves, a Pediatric Dentist from Sign Guestbook at chicagotribune.com/obituaries eign ministry and other the social hierarchy of such as the kainahineri (a Port Orange, Florida; his son, Brian, an engineer in Naperville; Frank, Andrew ‘”Andy”’ branches of the govern- sumo, in which young two-handed arm twist) or Andrew “Andy” Frank, 79, beloved his daughter, Janet (John) McPartlan, a ment. wrestlers begin their ap- the tsuridashi, when a partner and best friend of Michelle cancer survivor, of Chicago; his grand- All the while, Simmons prenticeship by working in wrestler grabs an oppo- Kaufman; loving father of Amy (Don) Bo- children, Mikala and Matthew Barnes sway and Jeff (Lisa) Frank; dear brother deepened her devotion to kitchens, cleaning and car- nent’s mawashi, or belt, and and Johnny McPartlan; and his sister, Virginia Walsh. of James Frank (Jutta Hennig); adored sumo, in which two enor- ing for the personal needs of tosses him out of the ring. He was preceded in death by his siblings, Loretta “stepfather” of Margaret (Lee) Cohn, mous men in loincloths more advanced wrestlers. Doreen Simmons was Navarro and Richard Barnes. A Memorial Mass will Jacob Kaufman and Miriam Kaufman attempt to push each other (The sumo world has had born May 29, 1932, in Not- be celebrated Wednesday, May 23, 2018, at 10:30 (Santiago Soto); cherished grandpa of Ethan and to the ground or beyond a several recent scandals, in- tingham, England. Her fa- a.m., at St. Joan of Arc Catholic Church, 9248 Melanie Frank, Elli, Aaron and Rebecca Cohn, Lawndale Ave., Evanston / Skokie. Funeral info: prescribed circle. She at- cluding the hazing-related ther served in the British Ariel and Joshua Kaufman, Gertie Bakalus and Lilly 847.673.6111 or www.habenfuneral.com. tended tournaments and death of a 17-year-old army. Labow; treasured friend of many. Andy had a pas- became one of the few wrestler in 2007 and later She studied classics and sion for motorcycles and the open road. He was women allowed in the male accusations of match-fix- theology at the University of the proud “Leader Of The Pack” of The Chaiway preserve of the heya, or ing.) Cambridge, graduating in Riders. Memorial service Thursday, May 24, 2018, stable — the traditional Sumo wrestlers consume 1954. She was a teacher of Sign Guestbook at chicagotribune.com/obituaries 3PMatShalom Memorial Funeral Home,1700 training facilities and living huge quantities of rice and Latin and Greek for several W. Rand Road, Arlington Heights. In lieu of flowers, quarters of sumo wrestlers. beer to maintain their for- years before moving to Sin- donations may be made to JourneyCare Hospice Beary, Joan T. of Glenview. For information and condolences, She learned that the ritu- midable weight, which gapore, where she taught at (nee Keane), June 13, 1932 – May 21, 2018. Beloved 847.255.3520 or www.shalom2.com al ceremonies of sumo, such often exceeds 400 pounds. a British army school in the wife of the late Patrick as the tossing of salt in the In spite of their bulk, Sim- 1960s. Beary. Loving mother of the ring before a bout, are mons often explained, the She was reportedly mar- late Kevin (Ann Swanson), intertwined with ancient wrestlers were superbly ried at least once, but infor- Maureen Peterson, Michael, Shinto religious rites. trained athletes who pos- mation about survivors Sheila (Shaun) Quinn, and Sign Guestbook at chicagotribune.com/obituaries Brian. Proud grandmother “My first attraction was sessed remarkable quick- could not be confirmed. of 12. Cherished great- Grasso, Nancy Jean Nancy Jean Grasso nee Petersen passed away things like the throwing of ness, agility and strength. Simmons held a variety grandmother of 4. Visitation peacefully surrounded by her treasured fam- salt, which I recognized “Unless you’ve actually of editorial and translation Wednesday 3-9 p.m. Funeral ily. Beloved and devoted wife of Patrick Grasso. straightaway as a puri- have seen sumo, you have jobs and continued her Thursday 9:15 a.m. from Cherished mother of Patrick (Kim) Grasso, Kristen fication,” she told an Aus- no idea how fast it is,” she work for the Japanese for- the Robert J. Sheehy & Sons (Damian) Woszczak & Robert (Allison) Grasso. Proud Funeral Home, 9000 W. 151st Street, Orland Park, tralian newspaper in 2007. told CBS’ “Sunday Morn- eign ministry until shortly grandmother of Karsen, Charlie, Kaylie, Gabriella, IL to St. Elizabeth Seton Church, Mass 10:00 a.m. “I also enjoyed, right from ing” in 2009. “They are not before her death. She was a Olivia, Khloe & Ava. Loving sister of Barbara (Jay) Interment St. Mary Cemetery. In lieu of flowers, do- the beginning, the colorful lumbering giants at all.” well-known presence in Hathcock & Bob (Karen) Petersen. Dear aunt of nations to Catholic Charities, Diocese of Joliet, Re- gyoji (referees) and their In 1992, Simmons began Tokyo’s community, attend- many nieces & nephews. Funeral Thursday 9:00 am entry Program, c/o Kathleen Langdon, 16555 Weber from Thompson & Kuenster Funeral Home, 5570 W. ritualized calls and poses, to provide English-lan- ing Anglican church serv- Road, Joliet, IL 60403 would be appreciated. www. 95th St., Oak Lawn to Our Lady of the Woods Church, and the calm Buddha-like guage sumo commentary ices, acting in plays and sheehyfh.com 708-857-7878 faces of the men waiting for Japan’s NHK television musicals and singing in the Orland Park for Mass at 10:00 am. Interment Holy their turn.” network. British Embassy’s choir. Sepulchre Cemetery. Visitation Wednesday from Simmons moved to “At the beginning there She traveled widely, often 3:00 pm until 9:00 pm. thompsonkuensterfuneral- home.com 708-425-0500 Tokyo’s Ryogoku district, were three play-by-play while volunteering for Hab- Sign Guestbook at chicagotribune.com/obituaries Sign Guestbook at chicagotribune.com/obituaries the heart of the sumo world, men who had experience of itat for Humanity. While and in the 1980s began to broadcasting games like building houses in Mongo- Kottcamp, Margaret ‘Marge’ write about the sport for baseball, but their knowl- lia, she “fell in love with Burcal, Sharon Margaret (Marge) Madden Kottcamp, nee Keefe, English-language publica- edge of basic sumo was Mongolian tattoos” and cel- Sharon Burcal (nee Thomas), age 73, of Countryside. age 94 of Elmhurst, formerly of Oak Park; beloved tions in Japan, including newly acquired and pretty ebrated her 71st birthday Beloved wife of Robert Burcal for a wonderful 53 wife of the late Francis Madden and the late years. Loving mother of Suz (Chuck) Goeden, Bob Franklin Kottcamp; loving mother of Cathy (Bud) Sumo World. She came to limited,” she told Britain’s with her first tattoo. (Kathy) Burcal, and Jenny (Ray) Cote. Devoted grand- Kerwin, Dinny (the late John) Coleman, Peggy (Tim) be seen as one of the few Express newspaper in 2017. Last year she received mother of Morgan, Shelby, and Andrew Goeden; Eades, Eileen (Leo) Collison, Mimi (Tom) Marcucci, outsiders with a firm grasp “They wanted the color the Order of the Rising Sun, Emily and Sam Burcal; and Jakub, Nathan, and Ruth Frank Madden, Nancy (Larry) Hosty, Tom (JoAnn) of the sport’s traditions and provided by commentators one of the Japanese govern- Cote. Dear sister of Evan (Brenda) Thomas. Fond aunt Madden, Andy (Kim) Madden, Barbara Kahovec, subtleties. like me who were hired ment’s highest honors, for and friend of many. Sharon loved to travel, including Bridget Madden and Maureen Madden; cherished She wrote authoritative because we were already her contributions to the visiting Disney World multiple times throughout the grandmother of 30 and great-grandmother of 24 articles about sumo refer- knowledgeable about some country’s culture. years. Visitation 9 to 11am Thursday, May 24, 2018 and counting; dear sister of Richard (the late Mary) at Hallowell & James Funeral Home, 1025 W. 55th St., and Marie (Bernie) Wheel, and the late Andy, Wally Countryside. Interment at Chapel Hill Gardens West, (Belle), Bill (Molly), Liz (Bill) Kraussman and Jerry Oakbrook Terrace to follow immediately. In lieu of (Diane) Keefe; fond aunt and great aunt of many. flowers, memorials to Adventist St. Thomas Hospice, Marge will also be lovingly remembered by Franklin P.O. Box 130, Hinsdale, IL 60522-0130, appreciated. Kottcamp’s children. Marge was a 1941 graduate Chicago Daily Tribune For Info: (708) 352-6500 or hjfunerals.com of Trinity High School and longtime member of St. Sign Guestbook at chicagotribune.com/obituaries Edmund’s Parish. Marge had many interests and en- ON MAY 22 ... replace up to 13 million In 2011 a massive EF5 joyed her book and bridge clubs, traveling, her years as a housemother to the Alpha Gamma Delta soror- Firestone tires on its vehi- tornado ripped through Conrad, Christopher John In 1947 ity at Northwestern University. Marge was loved by the Truman Doc- cles because of safety con- Joplin, Mo., leveling much Chris Conrad, born March 14, 1986, died peacefully everyone that had the good fortune to meet her. trine, aimed at containing cerns. of the town, killing 161 in his sleep Saturday, May Visitation will be Wednesday, 3 to 9, at Drechsler, communism, went into ef- people and injuring hun- 19, 2018. He was and will Brown & Williams Funeral Home, 203 S. Marion fect as Congress appropriat- In 2003 the U.N. Security dreds more. continue to be loved by his Street, Oak Park and Thursday, 10:00 until the time ed military and economic Council gave the U.S. and mom Pam Conrad, his father of Mass at 11:00 at St. Edmund Church, 188 S. Oak In 2012, Bill Conrad, his brother Will Park Avenue, Oak Park. Private Interment Queen of aid for Greece and Turkey. Britain a mandate to rule for the first time, a Conrad and his sister-in-law Iraq, ending 13 years of private company, Space Ex- Heaven Cemetery. In lieu of flowers donations to St. Jess Hasken, as well as his Edmund are appreciated. Funeral info: 708-383- In 1969 the lunar module of economic sanctions. Also ploration Technologies Grandma Conrad, many in 2003 3191 or dreschlerbrownwilliams.com. Apollo 10 flew to within 9 Annika Sorenstam Corp., sent a spacecraft to aunts, uncles, cousins, and Sign Guestbook at chicagotribune.com/obituaries miles of the moon’s surface became the first woman the International Space Sta- friends. in a dress rehearsal for the since Babe Didrikson Za- tion. Kwasek, Zaida L. first lunar landing. harias in 1945 to tee off Chris will always be remembered for his artistic and Zaida L. Kwasek, age 49, of Glendale Heights passed against the men on the pro musical creativity, his ever-engaged and inquiring away on May 19, 2018 surrounded by her fam- In 2000, in a 5-4 ruling, the tour, playing in the first In 2015 4-year-old Jacele mind, his deep sensitivity to all who suffered, his ily. Zaida was born on October 29, 1968 in Elgin to ability to listen intently and make you feel like you Secundino and Agustina Torres. On June 4, 2016 Supreme Court struck round of the Colonial golf Johnson survived a bullet to were the most important person in the conversa- she married, Joseph Kwasek. She was an outgo- down a federal law that tournament in Fort Worth. the head in what authorities tion, as well as his sense of humor. All who loved ing, strong woman who lived life to the fullest and shielded children from sex- (Sorenstam missed the cut called a gang-related shoot- and knew Chris carry him with them in their heart fought against all of life’s challenges. Zaida was a oriented cable-television the next day by four shots.) ing in Englewood. today and every day moving forward. Chris you are 29 year employee at Senior Flexonics. She is sur- channels. loved always. vived by siblings: Dalia (Gilberto) Rivera, Luis Torres, In 2006 Braxton Bilbrey, 7, In 2017 a suicide bomber Secundino Torres, Jr., George (Tammy) Torres; two In 2001 Ford Motor Co. of Arizona swam from Alca- killed 22 people and injured Family and friends are invited to gather at the family nephews: Dominic (Vanessa) Torres, Emmanuel said it planned to spend traz Island to San Francisco dozens at an Ariana Grande home on Maple in Elmhurst Wednesday May 23rd Rivera; and a niece: Zenaida (Jorge) Rivera. She more than $2 billion to in 47 minutes. concert in Manchester. and Thursday May 24th. A celebration of his life will is preceded in death by her grandparents, a sis- occur at seven o’clock each evening. ter, Blanca Torres, and a niece, Blanca Monique Rodriguez. Funeral services Thursday, May 24, Chris’s spirit was loving and giving. 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Morley, June Levie, Susan B. Rowen, Edward Williams , Harold Beloved wife of the late Robert. Loving mother Edward H. Rowen, 92, of Highland Park. Beloved Susan B. Levie nee Kolkey. Beloved wife of Dr. Neil of Robert (Mary) Morley Jr., Susan Walters, and husband of the late Lorraine Rowen; Levie. Loving mother of Rhonda (Matt Maryellen (Jim) Morley. Proud grandmother of loving father of Arnie Rowen and Larry Rybka) Levie, Heather Levie, and Liz Harold Williams 85, Kristina, Matthew, Ryan, and Robert. Cherished (Ellen) Rowen; proud grandfather of (Chris) Norder. Proud grandmother of Lily Developer, South Park Place great-grandmother of Ryley, Keira and Una. Dear Michael, Ashley, Mitchell and Alicia; and Ethan Rybka and Mady and Aubrey and Owner, Communitas sister of Jack (Loyola), Bill (Kay), Don (Katherine), caring brother of the late Lester (late Norder. Funeral service Wednesday, Realty transitioned May 15, Joe, Ruth (Tom), Mary (John), and Lorraine (Dave). Charlotte) Rowen, late John (late Rose) Rowen, late 2:00PM at Beth Tikvah Congregation, 300 Hillcrest 2018 Devoted daughter of the late John and Julia Ryan. Edith (late Max) Smith and the late June (late Paul) Boulevard, Hoffman Estates. Interment Shalom Fond aunt of many nieces and nephews. Visitation Levine. Private services were held. Arrangements Memorial Park, Arlington Heights. Remembrances in Wednesday 4-8 p.m. Funeral Thursday 10:00 a.m. by Weinstein & Piser Funeral Home. Information Susan’s name to The American Cancer Society . Info from the Robert J. Sheehy & Sons Funeral Home, 847-256-5700. at Mitzvah Memorial Funerals, 630-Mitzvah (630- 9000 W. 151st Street, Orland Park, IL to St. Gerald 648-9824) or www.MitzvahFunerals.com. Sign Guestbook at chicagotribune.com/obituaries Church, Mass 11:00 a.m. Interment Holy Sepulchre Cemetery. www.sheehyfh.com 708-857-7878 Sign Guestbook at chicagotribune.com/obituaries Sign Guestbook at chicagotribune.com/obituaries Samanic, Mary Sign Guestbook at chicagotribune.com/obituaries Mary Samanic, nee Pavlin, 88, beloved wife of the Lind, Norma J. late Anton; loving mother Norma J. Lind, of Woodstock, formerly of Lombard, O’Callaghan, Edward Jerome of Mary (Daniel) Enright, passed away suddenly on May 21, 2018. She was Edward Jerome O’Callaghan, age 42 of Chicago. Nicholas (Kimberly) and born on January 7, 1939 in Berwyn, IL to Franz Beloved son of Joseph M. and Suzanne T. Thomas (Lindsey) Samanic; and Elsie (nee Friskney) Kaiser. Norma will be O’Callaghan. Beloved brother of Col. Joseph M. cherished grandmother of deeply missed by her loving husband of 54 ½ years, O’Callaghan, Jr (Shelia May), Meghan S. O’Callaghan, DJ (Lexi) and Nicole Enright, Theodore; their daughter, Christine (Phil) Robertson Colin P. O’Callaghan (Margaret Bogacki) and Brighid Taylor, Quinn and Sydney of Woodstock; grandchildren, Ethan, Aidan, and F. O’Callaghan who pre-deceased him. Uncle of Samanic, Morgan, Lauren Declan Robertson; brother, Don Kaiser. She was Maeve, Nicholas and Jacob. Beloved nephew, cousin and Anton Samanic; dear preceded in death by her parents. Visitation will and friend of many. Funeral Mass at St. Peter’s sister of Marko (Maria) Pavlin, be Thursday, May 24, 2018, from 4 PM until 9PM Roman Catholic Church, Skokie, IL May 25th at Dragica (the late Eliya) Topic, at Davenport Family Funeral Home and Crematory, 10:30 am with internment immediately following at the late Anica (the late Ivan) Jakic and Pepica (the 419 E. Terra Cotta Ave. (Rte. 176), Crystal Lake, IL. St. Peter’s Cemetery, Skokie. Visitation at St. Peter’s late Tony) Krizan; dear sister-in-law of the late Maria Visitation will resume on Friday, May 25, from 9 AM Church at 9:30 am preceding Mass. Memorial (the late Joe) Kvasic, Josip (the late Kate) Samanic, until the 10 AM funeral service at the funeral home. contributions in lieu of flowers to Chicago Canine Lucia (the late Frane) Justic; loving daughter of the Burial to follow at Crystal Lake Memorial Park, Rescue, 5272 N Elston Ave. Chicago IL 60630 or late Ivan and Ana Pavlin; fond aunt of many nieces Crystal Lake. In lieu of flowers, donations may be Misericordia Heart of Mercy, 6300 N. Ridge Avenue, and nephews. Funeral Saturday, 9:15 AM from made to Little City, 1760 W. Algonquin Rd., Palatine, Chicago IL 60660. Blake-Lamb Funeral Home, 4727 W. 103rd St., Oak IL 60067. For information, please contact Davenport Lawn to St. Louis de Montfort Church, Mass 10:00 Family Funeral Home, Crystal Lake, 815-459-3411. AM. Interment Holy Sepulchre Cemetery. Visitation For full obituary and online condolences please visit, Sign Guestbook at chicagotribune.com/obituaries Friday, 3:00 PM to 9:00 p.m. In lieu of flowers memo- www.davenportfamily.com. rials to the American Heart Association, www.heart. Panozzo, Ronald Frank ‘”Rondo”’ org will be appreciated. Info: 708-636-1193 or www. Ronald “Rondo” Frank Panozzo, 77, originally from blakelamboaklawn.com. the Roseland neighborhood of Chicago, formerly of South Holland, the LaGrange Highlands and, most Sign Guestbook at chicagotribune.com/obituaries recently, Willowbrook. Beloved husband of the late Yvonne. Loving father of Robyn (Michael) Vires and Lundgren, Raymond H. Tammy (Judson) McKnight. Devoted grandfather of Sign Guestbook at chicagotribune.com/obituaries Raymond H. Lundgren, 97, passed away May 19, Riley and Macy Vires and Mason McKnight. Dear 2018. Born April 29, 1921 in Chicago. brother of the late John and Daniel Panozzo and Senour, Robert M. Visitation on Tuesday, May 22, 2018 from 5 p.m. to 7 Lorraine Plucinski. Fond uncle of many. Visitation Robert M. Senour, 63, loving husband of Nita (nee p.m. at Grace Funeral & Cremation Services, 1340 S. 3 to 9pm with Funeral Service at 7pm Wednesday, Schuebel), loving father of Martin (Sarah), Katrina Alpine Rd. Rockford - at Colonial Viallage. Graveside May 23, 2018 at Hallowell & James Funeral Home, (Mark) Blatnik, Phillip (Sarah), brother of Terry funeral service on Wednesday, May 23, 2018 at 1025 W. 55th St., Countryside. Cremation rites fol- (Steve) Thomas, Eileen, Christine (John) DeCarlois, 11:00 a.m. at Chapel Hill Gardens South Cemetery, lowing visitation and service. In lieu of flowers, con- Evelyn Gehlhaus, the late Daniel, (Gina), Ed (Anne), 11333 Central Ave. Oak Lawn, IL 60453. Complete tributions to St. Jude Children’s Research Hospital Larry (Jeanne), Joe (Aimee). Visitation 3-8 PM Every obituary at www.graceFH.com. appreciated. Rondo was a member of the Masonry Wednesday at Kristan Funeral Home PC. 219 West Sign Guestbook at chicagotribune.com/obituaries Institute Bricklayer’s Union for 50 years, and an avid Maple Ave. (2 blocks west of Rt. 45 on Rt. 176) hunter and golfer. He loved being a grandfather. Mundelein. Funeral mass 10:30 AM Thursday at St. Funeral home phone 708/352-6500 or www.hjfuner- Mary of the Annunciation Church 22333 W. Erhart life story McCormick, Helen M. als.com Rd. Mundelein, IL. Interment St. Mary Cemetery. In Formally Sr. Gilberta, OSF. Beloved daughter of the Sign Guestbook at chicagotribune.com/obituaries lieu of flowers memorials to Little Sisters of the Poor late Michael and Agnes McCormick. Dear sister 80 W. Northwest Hwy. Palatine, IL 60067 or www. of Patricia (Bernard) Urycki, and the late Agnes deserves Paulson, Helene F. littlesistersofthepoorpalatine.org. Info visit www. (Mathias) Mattern, William (LaVerne), Gilbert (Marie), Loving daughter of Sara (nee Czajkowski) & the late kristanfuneralhome.com or 847-566-8020. Florence (James) Ryan, Marian (Martin) Callinan, George Paulson. Adoring sister of Pamela Paulson Sign Guestbook at chicagotribune.com/obituaries Margaret (Steve) Puiszis, Rosemary, LaVerne & Martin (Barbara) Paulson. Cherished aunt of to be told. (Raymond) Rayniak, and Collette (James) Stewart. Anneliese & Helene Margaret Paulson. Beloved Shoub, PhD, Myra Susan Fond aunt of many nieces and nephews. Visitation cousin & friend of many. Memorial Visitation Dr. Myra Susan Shoub, age 63, of both Chicago and Thursday 10 a.m. to 11 a.m. at St. Barbara Church Wednesday, May 23rd from 3 until 9 p.m. at the West Caldwell, NJ; loving mother of 2859 S. Throop (Chicago) Mass 11 a.m. Interment Share your loved one’s story at Kerry Funeral Home & Cremation Care Center,7020 Yael Nelson and Jonah (Lydia Villaronga) Holy Sepulchre Cemetery. For Info (312)225-8500 or W. 127th Street, Palos Heights. Family & Friends will Nelson; cherished sister of Steven (Linda placeanad.chicagotribune.com www.colettasonsfuneralhome.com gather Thursday,May 24th directly at Saint Alexander Leiby) Shoub and Mark (Beth) Shoub; Sign Guestbook at chicagotribune.com/obituaries Church, 7025 W. 126th Street, Palos Heights, Mass fond sister-in-law of the late Christine 10:00 a.m. Inurnment Resurrection Cemetery. In lieu Shoub; treasured aunt of Lauren (Richard) Halperin of flowers, contributions to the Arthritis Foundation, and David Shoub; adored great aunt of Maya; de- 205 N. Michigan Avenue, Chicago, IL 60601 and/or voted daughter of the late Harry and the late Helen the Palos Lions Club, P.O. Box 442, Palos Heights, IL Shoub; dear friend of many. 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TWO EXTRA PAGES OF COVERAGE INSIDE CHICAGO SPORTS Chicago’s best sports section, as judged by theAssociated Press Sports Editors Manny about town Machado handles hoopla over arrival like the superstar he is About 20 Chicago and a thick gold chain, media members filed his millennial hairstyle into a crowded Orioles slicked back over his clubhouse Monday to head. With poise and see the most intriguing panache, Machado baseball player in the smoothly spent 10 min- city this week. utes saying little in a A smart-aleck team- David manner that said a lot, mate greeted us. Haugh eschewing details but “He’s Manny In the Wake further establishing Machado, not Prince of the News himself as the kind of Harry,’’ the Orioles superstar who hardly player shouted. would shy away from the Maybe not, but if Machado spotlight. keeps it up, the 25-year-old looks The ideal Cub. destined to become baseball “Manny doesn’t mind royalty by the end of his career — the spotlight,’’ Orioles which still could unfold locally. manager Buck Showal- Machado just smiled at the ter said at Guaranteed razzing before moving the media Rate Field. “He doesn’t session into the hallway out of mind being expected to respect for his teammates. He be that guy. When you emerged through the doors wear- have his type of ability, ing a striking $1,200 royal blue tiger sweater over a white T-shirt Turn to Haugh, Page 2

Cubs have bigger issues than daydreams about O’s standout In reminiscing about have problems beyond the 2016 World Series, Addison Russell’s lack of manager Joe Maddon power or occasional noted that the Cubs defensive mistakes. nearly went to the Fall ■ A superb bullpen Classic three consecu- includes four relievers tive seasons. who have appeared in “We have raised the Mark 20 of the 44 games. Will bar, and it’s wonderful,” Gonzales they wear down? Maddon said. “The On the Cubs ■ Ben Zobrist turns 37 word ‘pressure,’ I think on Saturday, and his that’s wonderful, but we’re not at body requires plenty of care. the zenith of our games. We’re ■ Anthony Rizzo’s back tightened not, and I know that. The scout in up before his batting grip. me knows that. The developmen- ■ A stretch of 23 games without a tal component in me knows that. day off starting Aug. 21 will re- “That’s what’s so exciting quire preventive maintenance for about this group.” the rotation. The trendy line of thinking is Cubs players and fans can rest that acquiring Orioles superstar assured that President Theo Manny Machado is essential for Epstein and his advisers will them to advance to the World correctly address needs before Series for the second time in the trade deadline. However, the three seasons. top of the once-deep farm system But with less than three quar- ters of the season left, the Cubs Turn to Gonzales, Page 2

ORIOLES 3, WHITE SOX 2: Homers from Manny Machado, Mark Trumbo and Adam Jones just enough to end win streak at 2. Page 3

INDIANS AT CUBS: Even as faces change, pair of games Tuesday and Wednesday at Wrigley churns up memories of 2016. Paul Sullivan, Page 3

Orioles shortstop Manny Machado celebrates his fourth-inning homer off Sox starter Hector Santiago on Monday at Guaranteed Rate Field.

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Knights are golden story for NHL League again proves major U.S. sports league. Talk about a miracle on ice. This anything can happen, championship possibility would even for expansion team be all the rage if the NHL mat- tered in the U.S. If only Tim The Vegas Golden Knights Tebow skated. won a spot in the Stanley Cup But no matter. This is historic. Final. Steve Rosenbloom An expansion team outside of an The expansion Vegas Golden On the NHL all-expansion setup making the Knights. championship round just doesn’t This is as NHL as it gets. By beating the Jets 2-1 in Game happen, except in an NHL known A year ago, this team didn’t 5 of the Western Conference for regularly scheduled upsets. even have a team, and now this finals Sunday, Vegas continued to The NHL is the anti-NBA, and team will have a chance to win beat the odds. The Knights were a thank goodness for that. The NBA sports’ toughest trophy. 500-1 shot in October. They just is as predictable as it gets. The DAVID LIPNOWSKI/GETTY This is why the NHL rocks. became the first team to earn a NBA drags you through seven The Golden Knights celebrate after defeating the Jets 2-1 in Game 5 of Anything can happen. Anything spot in the championship round. the Western Conference finals to advance to the Stanley Cup Final. just did. Top that, NBA. Top that, any Turn to Rosenbloom, Page 6 2 Chicago Tribune | Chicago Sports | Section 3 | Tuesday, May 22, 2018 TOPOFTHESECOND

Phil Rosenthal A-Rod like K-Rod on TV

Despite the silly talk of how mentioning a no-hitter on a telecast imperils it on the field, there’s another way to spoil a poten- tial no-hitter: That’s by being so intent on telling a story that you miss the base hit breaking it up, as Alex Rodriguez did on ESPN’s “Sun- day Night Baseball.” Rodriguez is a rising star and often so smooth it’s easy to forget he’s still a novice as a game analyst. But his inexperience was NUCCIO DINUZZO/CHICAGO TRIBUNE obvious when the Astros’ Lance McCullers Jr. took a no-hit bid into the sixth inning MEDIA against the Indians on Sunday Night. ESPN reporter Buster Olney, the fourth voice in a three-person booth, had just Hawk and Yaz finished talking about how players on an opposing bench will talk about breaking up reunite on air a no-hitter as it’s going on. There was a pause long enough for The WGN-9 crew surprised Ken Jason Kipnis to line a 2-2 pitch to right “Hawk” Harrelson during Sunday’s field for a single. White Sox-Rangers telecast — the latest A-Rod didn’t start talking until Kipnis in his farewell season — with an on-air made contact. But rather than acknowl- phone call from former Red Sox team- edge it, he plowed ahead with his own mate Carl Yastrzemski. insight, which was to add nothing more What did viewers learn? than to agree with what Olney said. The two men love each other. Each “That goes on all the time, Buster,” Rod- has put on a little weight since playing riguez said. “And that’s exactly right. You but not too much. Yaz has been fishing want to talk about it, and a lot of times ...” mostly. Hawk has been watching Maybe Rodriguez stopped in midsen- BOB LEVEY/GETTY “Walker, Texas Ranger” and enjoying a tence because someone shouted in his Alex Rodriguez, center, has struggled as a game analyst on “Sunday Night Baseball.” bit of vodka. earpiece. Maybe someone grabbed his arm. And apparently Yaz’s agent has been Maybe he looked up and saw what was Altuve did that on purpose. Robinson Cano on the Yankees, Rodriguez difficult for Hawk to reach. happening on the field. “That’s a good question. I’m not sure,” was uniquely suited to shed light on Cano’s “I tried to get Dick Gordon, tried to In any case, he stopped cold as Kipnis A-Rod said, stepping up. “Usually you recent 80-game suspension after testing get him on the phone, couldn’t get in rounded first, allowing play-by-play man would make that play if you wanted to positive for a banned masking agent. touch with him,” said Harrelson, who Matt Vasgersian to finally rejoin the game, change one fast runner for a slow runner, But conceding the case was “a tough one was a teammate of Yastrzemski’s from already in progress. In this case ...” for me because I do love Robbie,” Rodri- 1967 to ’69. “There’s something I want “There it is,” Vasgersian said. “They Rodriguez again stopped in midsentence, guez’s response to Vasgersian’s question to talk to you about. Well, I’ll get in were talking about it in the Cleveland this time seemingly uncertain whether it about Cano sounded more like a promo for touch with him. We’ll get together.” dugout. ... A base hit for Kipnis, the first of was preferable in this specific case. Rodriguez’s new ESPN interview series, Yastrzemski thought that sounded the night for the Indians. I suddenly think Olney asserted without hesitation the “Pivot,” than analysis. good. we’re going to get blamed for that.” Astros let the ball drop on purpose, but the “I do know that it will be a long road After Yaz hung up, Harrelson revis- Not for mentioning the potential no- conversation went on. back, a tough road back,” Rodriguez said. ited some of his favorite stories, includ- hitter. After close to a minute — with Vasger- “But I’m confident that Robinson Cano is ing Yastrzemski’s love of pizza and The other thing? Yeah, definitely. sian, Olney and Jessica Mendoza all agree- going to come back and continue his spec- Beaujolais for breakfast, saving eggs and “Sunday Night Baseball” is set to visit ing the Astros sought to replace Kipnis (121 tacular career and I hope at the same time bacon for dinner. Wrigley Field’s right-field bleachers this stolen bases coming into his eighth season) he can learn a great lesson and make his “Notre Dame guy, wasn’t he?” Sox weekend for the Cubs and Giants. as the runner on first with Gomes (two life even better.” analyst Steve Stone said of Yastrzemski. ESPN management has given its new stolen bases coming into his seventh) — Compare that to what another former “Must have been a smart guy because Sunday crew — with Vasgersian replacing Rodriguez completed his thought. teammate of Cano’s, Mark Teixeira, said on they don’t exactly give degrees out Dan Shulman and Rodriguez in place of “Any time you get a chance to get a a New York radio station. there.” Aaron Boone — a vote of confidence. But catcher to run the bases, that’s probably “I love Robbie, I’m just not surprised,” clearly it still has room for improvement. very good thinking by Altuve,” he said. Teixeira said. “I don’t really want to go too — Phil Rosenthal The next Indians batter in the top of the But by then, it was time to move on. Had much further, but I think a lot of people are sixth after Kipnis, catcher Yan Gomes, he been more on top of game situations, he kind of saying the same thing.” popped the ball up. Jose Altuve and other would have been better able to add some- Not Rodriguez. CONTACT US Astros allowed it to drop to get Kipnis on thing to the telecast. Joe Knowles, AME/Sports an easy force play at second. Having been punished by MLB for PED [email protected] 435 N. Michigan Ave. | Chicago, IL 60611 Vasgersian asked no one in particular if use and been a teammate of the Mariners’ Twitter @phil_Rosenthal 312-222-3478 | [email protected] Cubs have lots of issues

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has been depleted with the early gradu- ation of Ian Happ and the trading of marquee prospects Gleyber Torres, Eloy Jimenez and Dylan Cease. World Series championships are precious, but so is the opportunity to compete for them annually. Kris Bryant is destined to become one of baseball’s highest-paid players and Kyle Hen- dricks and Javier Baez are in line to eventually receive robust raises. Mean- while, the contracts of Jason Heyward, Jon Lester and Jose Quintana will eat up considerable chunks of the payroll through at least 2020. All of that makes the cultivation of homegrown talent more important. ARMANDO L. SANCHEZ/CHICAGO TRIBUNE The assumption is that top prospect Fans at the White Sox game, including WSCR-AM 670 host Danny Parkins, right, have a message for Orioles shortstop Manny Machado. Adbert Alzolay would have to be in- cluded in any deal involving Machado, but Alzolay is the Cubs’ only close-to- Machado handles hoopla just like a superstar ready pitching prospect. The Cubs may face a choice: develop their own pitch- Haugh, from Page 1 up with attractive packages, too, but the “At some point, we’re going to have to ing or continue signing expensive free Cubs at least could pique the Orioles’ curi- reckon with the fact that some of these agents, which may hinder their ability you don’t mind because he knows when osity with a proposal that included Russell, players that are currently on our club to keep their position core intact. they get through playing that song (the outfielder Ian Happ or pitcher Mike Mont- might be more help to get us players that Maddon leaned on his days as a scout national anthem), he’s going to have three gomery and a prospect. will help us win in the future,’’ Duquette with the Angels from 1981 to 1984. He hours to kind of control some things. He’s a “That’s out of my hands, I can’t control told Bruce Levine on WSCR. “The issue for emphasized taking the long view. special talent. He really has reached the that,’’ Machado said of speculation. “What the Orioles would be, ‘Will the Orioles “Too many times major-league per- level of maturity that’s fun to watch.” I can control at the time is stepping on that ultimately trade a player who’s on his way sonnel make decisions based on results Without hesitation, Machado acknowl- field every day trying to stay healthy. Play to a Triple Crown or possibly MVP sea- and what they’re seeing now,” Maddon edged being flattered by the attention and baseball, that’s what I’m here to do.’’ son?’ ’’ said. “Whereas a scout has to look at the noticing it enough to anticipate fanfare at Most everything Machado said fell Here’s another good question: Could the crystal ball.” 35th and Shields for a four-game series under the category of cliche — except for Sox also emerge as legitimate contenders Maddon looked at Sunday’s lineup against the White Sox. He sounded em- the part when he reminisced about grow- once Machado hits free agency? Machado card, which featured Albert Almora Jr., phatic drawing the line between playing ing up in South Florida with Cubs center immediately would become the center- Willson Contreras and Baez — all of baseball at an All-Star level and responding fielder Albert Almora Jr., a friend close piece of the South Side rebuild. Imagine whom are 26 or younger. to questions impossible to answer. enough to call him a cousin. That relation- Machado in the middle of a batting order “We keep getting better over the “We try to keep it as simple as possible ship won’t affect whether the Orioles and that includes Yoan Moncada, Eloy Jimenez course of the season,” Maddon said. “It’s and not distract us,’’ Machado said about Cubs connect as trade partners but will be and Luis Robert. Keeping Machado at happened the last three years.” the increasing trade talks an expiring con- worth remembering during free agency if shortstop, his preferred position, would If the Cubs need pitching reinforce- tract draws. “Obviously, everybody knows Epstein chooses to pursue Machado in- enable the Sox to move Tim Anderson into ments, Mike Montgomery or Alzolay the situation. Like I tell everybody, we have stead of Nationals star Bryce Harper. If left field, his best long-term home. The could give the starters a breather. Left- to win games, forget about the future and Machado finds himself weighing two of- $300 million Machado likely will com- hander Drew Smyly, who has pitched in live in the moment.’’ fers worth the same financially, his boy- mand in the open market might give Sox 156 major-league games, could be ready Reports continue to link the Cubs to hood bond with Almora could help break a Chairman Jerry Reinsdorf pause but con- in the second half. He underwent Machado more than any other team. The tie in the Cubs’ favor. sider how much the Sox are saving this Tommy John surgery last June. Cubs have a shortstop in Addison Russell “As kids growing up we played together, season with a $73 million payroll — If the Cubs run out of patience with but rarely does a team with a World Series- and playing in the backyard we always $21 million of which goes to James Shields. Russell, they could opt for a cheaper or-bust mentality get an opportunity to dreamed of playing together in the big A team that plays in the Chicago market option in A’s switch-hitting infielder Jed acquire one of the top five position players leagues, putting on the same uniform and can afford a marquee talent like Machado Lowrie. Or they can continue to rely on in baseball. Cubs President Theo Epstein winning a World Series together,’’ — no ifs, ands or buts. the core players who have played in carefully chose his words in a recent inter- Machado said. Is Machado the ideal Sox player too, three straight NLCS. view on WSCR-AM 670 but avoided saying That dream could become reality as even if he appeared to know little about the “It’s nice to see the same faces and never when explaining the delicate balance early as next November if the Cubs aggres- team when asked? playing with the same team over the in trading for a rental player. sively land Machado, whom the Orioles The schedule says after Thursday’s past couple years, and there’s a lot of Russell gets the edge defensively but loathe to lose without compensation. No- series finale that the Orioles won’t return trust in this clubhouse and what these Machado offers enough of an offensive body can predict the next move of the to town in 2018. guys can do,” Hendricks said. “We know upgrade to justify Epstein making a deal Orioles, one of the most poorly run organi- If Chicago is lucky, Machado will be these are the guys who can get it done.” that would put the Cubs in better position zations in baseball, because general man- back. to win their second World Series in three ager Dan Duquette’s contract also runs out [email protected] seasons. Other contenders likely will come after this season. [email protected] Twitter @DavidHaugh Twitter @MDGonzales D Chicago Tribune | Chicago Sports | Section 3 | Tuesday, May22, 2018 3

ORIOLES 3, WHITE SOX 2 CUBS Time marches on: What a time it was We interrupt this Cubs “We’ll always have season for a few 2016 abond that no one World Series flashbacks can break.”

—Former Cub Dexter Fowler

nals’ trip to the South Side to play the White Sox. Crisis averted, and the Rizzo- Paul Sullivan Fowler bromance lives on. On the Cubs That tight bond also remains between Cubs fans and the mem- The 2016 season is a piece of bers of the ’16 team. Fowler Cubs history, a moment in time doesn’t get booed at Wrigley Field placed in a drawer that’s periodi- when the Cardinals come to town, cally opened to remind us it actu- and Arrieta no doubt will get a ally happened. loud ovation when he returns But as the calendar flips and with the Phillies in a couple of the championship roster gets weeks. smaller and smaller with each No one blames them for seek- ARMANDO L. SANCHEZ/CHICAGO TRIBUNE new year, you wonder what ing their market value elsewhere, The White Sox’s Yo lmer Sanchez is tagged out by Orioles catcher Andrew Susac during the fifth inning. might’ve been had the old gang nor does Epstein hear any criti- stayed together. cism for turning the page and It’s impossible to know, of letting those popular players go. course, in this day and age, when This, after all, is a guy who once change is constant and players dealt Nomar Garciaparra, a Bos- Manny’s night have a finite window to make as ton legend, to help the Red Sox much as they can before the game win it all in ’04. tells them they’re no longer But when the Cubs and Indians needed. play again this week, it’ll be diffi- With eyes on him, Cubs President Theo Epstein is cult for Cubs fans to turn off the no sentimentalist. He let Jake wayback machine for 48 hours. O’s Machado hits Arrieta walk away, just as he did The World Series memories are with Pedro Martinez when the still relatively fresh, even if the HR in win vs. Sox Red Sox star was a free agent after only obvious reminder is the their 2004 championship. championship flag flying above By Phil Thompson It’d be great if Arrieta were still the bleachers. There’s one more Chicago Tribune around to face the Indians when subtle reminder on a wall outside they return to Wrigley Field on the Cubs clubhouse — a blown-up It seemed like the day already Tuesday night for the first time photo of the postseason bleacher had been all about Manny since Game 5 of the ’16 World wall with chalk-written messages Machado — the buzz about trade Series. from Cubs fans, including rumors and such — so it only And who wouldn’t like to see “(Bleep) LeBron,” a shot at the stood to reason the Orioles star Dexter Fowler leading off against NBA star who was shown on TV would figure prominently in Trevor Bauer or Aroldis Chapman during the Series rooting for his Monday night’s game at Guaran- facing Rajai Davis in the ninth hometown team. Epstein joked teed Rate Field. Welington Cas- inning with the game on the line? he’d only remove the photo when tillo found himself the center of But time marches on, and many James signs with the Bulls. attention, too, but for the wrong members of the ’16 champs are The last time the Indians were reasons. now scattered around the league, at Wrigley was Game 5, when the Machado hit his 15th home hoping to recreate the magical Cubs trailed three games to one run in the fourth inning for the season they experienced in Chi- and manager Joe Maddon gave game’s first run and, curiously, cago with new teammates in everyone permission to freak out. starter Hector Santiago inten- different cities. “Please be nervous, absolutely,” tionally walked him in the sixth In the Cardinals clubhouse in he said before the game. “You with one out and no men on after Orioles shortstop Manny Machado taps the White Sox’s Jose Abreu St. Louis a few weeks ago, Fowler, should be nervous. We have to the Sox starter had given up a on the shoulder after Abreu hit a double during the first inning. the former Cub, said the players win tonight, so go ahead and be home run to Adam Jones. from the ’16 team all understood nervous.” THE BOX SCORE Mark Trumbo homered in the asingle to shallow center field BALTIMORE AB RHBI AVG. they’d have to separate sooner or Jon Lester’s pitching and Kris fifth inning for the Orioles’ sec- and Jose Abreu doubled deep to Mancini lf 3000.253 later. It just turned out “sooner” Bryant’s home run helped the 1-Gentry pr-lf 0000.224 ond run. left field to score Moncada, but Jones cf 3111.268 was the operative word. Cubs stay alive, and of course Machado ss 3111.343 The home runs held up for a Sanchez tested left fielder Trey Schoop 2b 4010.226 “That’s the nature of the beast,” Chapman entered in the seventh Valencia 3b 4000.267 3-2 Orioles victory though the Mancini’s arm and paid for it Peterson 3b 0000.197 Fowler said. “I’ve been playing to record the final eight outs. Trumbo dh 4111.273 Sox made it exciting in the ninth when Mancini fired to Machado Davis 1b 4000.161 long enough. You realize it’s a It was the Cubs’ first World inning when they loaded the —there’s that name again — and Rickard rf 3010.333 business. We’ll always have a Series win at Wrigley Field since Susac c3000.143 bases on two walks and a single the star shortstop gunned it TOTALS 31 353 bond that no one can break.” 1935 and propelled them to their before Trayce Thompson struck home for the out. WHITE SOX AB RHBI AVG. Fowler is proof positive that the first championship since 1908. Moncada 2b 4110.262 out to end the game. The Sox had another opportu- Sanchez 3b 5010.278 2016 bond is enduring. He and Those memories will flood back Abreu 1b 4021.304 The game also featured some nity when Daniel Palka hit a Palka rf 4110.270 Rizzo remain so tight that Fowl- this week, and deservedly so. Thompson rf 1000.119 costly baserunning decisions, but ground-rule double leading off Davidson dh 3020.248 er’s wife, Aliya, commented on an And when the Indians leave nothing seemed to raise Rick the sixth but could score only Garcia lf 4021.276 Instagram post that Dexter told town after Wednesday’s game, Castillo c3000.252 Renteria’s hackles as much as once. When Matt Davidson sin- Narvaez c1000.180 her they had to postpone the date Cubs fans can go back to worrying Anderson ss 3000.230 what catcher Castillo did in the gled to center, Palka rounded Engel cf 3010.189 of her C-section for the birth of about the season at hand. sixth when he didn’t run out a third before thinking better of TOTALS 35 2102 their second child because the This is what they do best. Baltimore 000 111 000—3 50 popup. Renteria benched him for trying for home. Leury Garcia’s WHITE SOX 000 011 000—2 10 0 Cardinals were playing the Cubs Will Yu Darvish finally get his Omar Narvaez. ground-rule double to center in Chicago that week. act together? Can the Cubs of- 1-ran for Mancini in the 8th. LOB: Baltimore 4, WHITE “That’s uncharacteristic of then scored Palka but the reliever SOX 11. 2B: Abreu 2 (14), Palka (4), Garcia (3). HR: Dexter said he had to go see fense be more consistent? Is Ep- Machado (15), off Santiago; Trumbo (2), off Santiago; him, to be honest. Truly is,” Mychal Givens got the Castillo Jones (8), off Santiago. RBIs: Jones (24), Machado “Riz.” stein going to acquire Manny (43), Trumbo (7), Abreu (26), Garcia (14). SB: Gentry Renteria said. “Maybe he was just popup and then struck out Tim (6). SO: Machado (1), Schoop (2), Valencia (1), “So I moved my due date. For Machado? Trumbo (3), Davis (1), Rickard (2), Susac (2), Moncada frustrated in that he had the fly Anderson and Adam Engel. (1), Sanchez (2), Thompson (1), Castillo (1), Anderson you, Anthony Rizzo,” Aliya wrote. The names may change, but the ball and that it just stayed at the Santiago gave up the three (2), Engel (2). Runners left in scoring position: Balti- But Dexter said it was all a saga goes on. more 2 (Schoop, Trumbo); WHITE SOX 6 (Palka, Engel plate; there was no movement home runs but that was the only 3, Thompson 2). RISP: Baltimore 0 for 3; WHITE SOX 3 misunderstanding and that the for 10. Runners moved up: Castillo. GIDP: Mancini. toward first (base) at all. I had a damage on five hits with seven DP: WHITE SOX 1 (Anderson, Moncada, Abreu). series he was looking at on the [email protected] quick conversation with him on strikeouts in six innings. BALTIMORE IP HRER BB SO ERA schedule was actually the Cardi- Twitter @PWSullivan Cashner, W,2-5 5822344.72 the bench — and he knew. “It was three pitches that cost Givens, H, 32000022.84 Bleier, H, 51100001.44 “I’m setting the tone for not him,” Renteria said. “He mini- Brach, S,7-8 1100233.79 only here, our club, but every- mized the damage on a club that WHITE SOX IP HRER BB SO ERA INDIANS AT CUBS body in the minor leagues. … For hits a lot of long balls.” Santiago, L,0-2 6533275.17 All games on WSCR-AM 670. Avilan 1000024.85 me it’s really simple, and people Santiago added that he’ll take Rondon 1000113.60 Tuesday: 6:05 p.m., WGN-9. Soria 1000025.28 might like it, not like it. I have to solace in the solo shots. RH Trevor Bauer (3-3, 2.59) vs. RH Tyler Chatwood (3-3, 3.14). Cashner pitched to 3 batters in the 6th. Inherited run- do this so everybody understands “As long as it’s not a three-run ners-scored: Givens 2-0. Umpires: H, Jeremie Rehak; Wednesday: 7:05 p.m., NBCSCH. 1B, Bill Miller; 2B, Todd Tichenor; 3B, Alan Porter. what we’re trying to do here.” homer. … The pitch to Trumbo Time: 3:02. A: 11,628 (40,615). RH Adam Plutko (1-0, 3.68) vs. LH Jon Lester (4-1, 2.52).

Castillo didn’t speak to report- was good... he just dropped the ORIOLES FOURTH: Jones flied out. Machado hom- ered. Schoop struck out. Valencia struck out. One ers after the game. barrel to it. The other two were ... run. Orioles 1-0. The Sox may have done them- missed pitches and they got both ORIOLES FIFTH: Trumbo homered. Davis lined out. Rickard struck out. Susac grounded out.One run. Ori- selves in with poor baserunning of them.” oles 2-0. CUBS NOTES WHITE SOX FIFTH: Anderson grounded out. Engel decisions. Adam Engel tried to The Sox are 4-12 in one-run singled, out at second. Moncada walked. Sanchez singled, Moncada to second. Abreu doubled, scoring leg out a double in the fifth and games this season and those Moncada, Sanchez out at home. One run. Orioles 2-1. ORIOLES SIXTH: Mancini lined out. Jones homered. was called out at second base on a dozen one-run losses have tied Machado intentionally walked. Schoop singled, Extra day off in works Machado to second. Valencia popped out. Trumbo close play. That hurt because the Rays for the most in baseball. struck out. One run. Orioles 3-1. Yoan Moncada followed with a WHITE SOX SIXTH: Palka hit ground-rule double. Davidson singled, Palka to third. L. Garcia hit ground- walk. [email protected] rule double, scoring Palka, Davidson to third. Castillo for Hendricks, Quintana popped out. Anderson struck out. Engel struck out. Yolmer Sanchez then dropped Twitter @_phil_thompson One run. Orioles 3-2. By Mark Gonzales “Who knows how long I’ll be Chicago Tribune here, so I might treat those guys because they had my back for so WHITE SOX NOTES This time neither Kyle Hen- many years and I should treat dricks nor Jose Quintana can them,” said Hancock, a native of blame the weather. Defiance, Ohio, who pitched at Lot of nothing going on for Delmonico Because of two scheduled days Lincoln Trail College in downstate off this week, Hendricks and Quin- Robinson. By Phil Thompson disabled list Saturday and is but the bigger nuisance is having tana will get extra rest before their Manager Joe Maddon, however, Chicago Tribune expected to miss four to six only his left hand to use. next starts Friday and Saturday, senses that Hancock might stick weeks. “I’m terrible right now,” he respectively, against the Giants. around for a while. Hancock, 27, Normally, as the expression Rick Renteria underscored the said. “So I’m learning how to do “That’s OK,” said Hendricks, received his first major-league pro- goes, you would say Nicky Del- point. everything again. I feel like a who will make his sixth start on motion on May 9 and possesses a monico has little to do but “Honestly, right now he has to baby: tying my shoes, getting help fivedays’ rest.“You canusethis rest fastball in the upper 90 mph range. twiddle his thumbs, but that’s the stay away from doing any activ- with my socks, everything.” to your advantage.” “I want to be careful with him,” last thing the White Sox would ity,” he said. “We don’t want him Hendricks has pitched on four Maddon said of Hancock, who has 2 want him to do with his broken to jar that hand. Once he’s Looking within: Sox manager days’ rest — normal rest in a struck out eight in 6 ⁄3 inningsto go right hand. cleared to have any activity, Rick Renteria said the Sox are five-man rotation — only once, and with a 2.84 ERA in five appear- 2 Delmonico suffered a frac- whatever the doctor says he’s focused on finding the next he pitched a season-high 7 ⁄3 ances. tured third metatarsal bone Fri- able to do, we will allow him to Manny Machado within their innings in 3-1 loss to the Rockies on “This guy is relatively young, day when Rangers starter Matt do.” own pipeline. May 1. too, and he’s done a great job in Moore’s 92 mph fastball hit it, Delmonico’s due to get X-rays “You would have to talk to With five days’ rest, Hendricks limited time. I think he’s going to and the team’s doctor wants it as againin 10 days.In the meantime, (general manager) Rick (Hahn) has posted a 2.81 ERA. grow into becoming a fabulous immobile as possible, especially he’s icing the hand and plans to about that type of situation,” he “I might throw a normal bullpen relief pitcher, so you want to keep in the first week after the injury. use a bone growth stimulator. said. “I have to maintain and session and a touch-and-feel an eye on that.” “He said don’t mess up be- “It’s just something that you make sure that I take care of warmup,” Hendricks said. cause that will be a perfect hand put over the top of your skin,” he every single guy we have in our Extra innings: Albert Almora Jr. (when it heals),” Delmonico said said. clubhouse at this moment and Support system: Reliever Justin is batting .419 with eight runs and while wearing a cast before He added the team is working everybody we have in the system. Hancock has taken care of several four RBIs in his last 10 games. … Monday night’s home game on a schedule for hand drills but Maybe we do have a Manny family members and friends who Steve Cishek and left-hander against the Orioles. “It was good, said he mostly has to stay positive Machado within our grasp have seen him pitch at Wrigley Brian Duensing have combined to Igot X-rays again (on Monday).” and exercise patience. within the system. I certainly Field and at ballparks as far away as limit opponents to a .165 batting He was placed on the 10-day The long layoff is bad enough, hope so.” Atlanta. average. 4 Chicago Tribune | Chicago Sports | Section 3 | Tuesday, May 22, 2018 BASEBALL

PROBABLE PITCHING MATCHUPS AMERICAN LEAGUE NATIONAL LEAGUE

NATIONAL LEAGUE 2018 TEAM 2017 VS. OPP W L PCT GB L10 STR HOME AWAY W L PCT GB L10 STR HOME AWAY TEAM PITCHER TIME W-L ERA REC W-L IP ERA CENTRAL CENTRAL SD Lauer (L) 1-2 8.14 1-4 0-0 0.0 0.00 Cleveland 22 23 .489 — 5-5 L-1 13-9 9-14 Milwaukee 29 19 .604 — 7-3 W-1 11-9 18-10 1 Was Hellickson (R) 6:05p 1-0 2.20 4-2 0-0 0.0 0.00 Minnesota 20 23 .465 1 5-5 W-2 10-11 10-12 St. Louis 26 19 .578 1 ⁄2 5-5 W-2 15-9 11-10 Atl McCarthy (R) 4-2 5.05 6-3 0-0 5.0 7.20 Phi Velasquez (R) 6:05p 4-4 4.37 5-4 0-0 7.0 0.00 Detroit 20 27 .426 3 4-6 L-4 12-10 8-17 CUBS 25 19 .568 2 6-4 W-2 13-8 12-11 Mia Smith (L) 2-5 4.22 3-6 0-0 0.0 0.00 Kansas City 14 33 .298 9 2-8 L-3 7-18 7-15 Pittsburgh 26 20 .565 2 6-4 L-3 15-9 11-11 NY Wheeler (R) 6:10p 2-3 5.92 3-4 0-1 4.0 11.25 1 WHITE SOX 13 31 .295 8 ⁄2 4-6 L-1 6-17 7-14 Cincinnati 16 32 .333 13 5-5 L-2 7-18 9-14 Pit Taillon (R) 2-3 3.97 5-4 0-2 24.2 6.20 Cin Harvey (R) 6:10p 0-2 6.17 4-2 1-0 11.0 5.73 EAST W L PCT GB L10 STR HOME AWAY EAST W L PCT GB L10 STR HOME AWAY Ari Koch (R) 2-2 4.06 3-3 0-0 0.0 0.00 New York 31 13 .705 — 6-3 W-3 18-7 13-6 Atlanta 28 18 .609 — 6-4 L-1 11-9 17-9 Mil Chacin (R) 6:40p 3-1 3.63 7-3 1-1 19.0 5.21 1 1 Boston 32 15 .681 ⁄2 6-4 W-2 15-7 17-8 Philadelphia 27 18 .600 ⁄2 7-3 W-1 17-6 10-12 Col Bettis (R) 4-1 3.27 6-3 2-0 12.0 3.00 1 1 LA Maeda (R) 9:10p 3-3 3.89 3-5 2-0 8.0 4.50 Tampa Bay 22 23 .489 9 ⁄2 7-3 L-1 8-10 14-13 New York 24 19 .558 2 ⁄2 6-4 W-4 12-11 12-8 1 AMERICAN LEAGUE 2018 TEAM 2017 VS. OPP Toronto 22 25 .468 10 ⁄2 2-8 L-4 11-15 11-10 Washington 25 21 .543 3 5-4 W-1 11-13 14-8 TEAM PITCHER TIME W-L ERA REC W-L IP ERA 1 1 Baltimore 15 32 .319 17 ⁄2 5-5 W-1 10-13 5-19 Miami 17 30 .362 11 ⁄2 4-6 L-3 10-15 7-15 Bal Gausman (R) 3-3 3.88 4-5 0-0 0.0 0.00 Sox Shields (R) 7:10p 1-4 4.88 3-6 0-0 0.0 0.00 WEST W L PCT GB L10 STR HOME AWAY WEST W L PCT GB L10 STR HOME AWAY LA Richards (R) 4-2 3.47 6-3 0-0 0.0 0.00 Houston 30 18 .625 — 7-3 W-1 14-11 16-7 Colorado 26 22 .542 — 5-5 W-1 7-11 19-11 Tor Happ (L) 6:07p 5-3 4.15 6-3 0-1 6.0 4.50 1 Bos Sale (L) 4-1 2.29 6-4 4-1 40.2 2.66 Seattle 27 19 .587 2 6-4 W-3 12-10 15-9 Arizona 25 22 .532 ⁄2 1-9 L-5 14-12 11-10 1 TB Faria (R) 6:10p 3-2 5.20 5-4 1-0 9.0 1.00 Los Angeles 26 21 .553 3 ⁄2 3-7 W-1 12-17 14-4 San Francisco 24 24 .500 2 5-5 W-2 14-10 10-14 NY German (R) 0-1 4.26 2-0 0-0 0.0 0.00 1 1 Tex Hamels (L) 7:05p 2-4 3.48 2-7 0-0 0.0 0.00 Oakland 25 22 .532 4 ⁄2 7-3 W-4 11-9 14-13 Los Angeles 20 27 .426 5 ⁄2 4-6 L-1 8-14 12-13 1 1 Det Boyd (L) 2-3 3.19 4-4 2-1 33.2 4.01 Texas 18 31 .367 12 ⁄2 3-7 L-3 7-17 11-14 San Diego 20 29 .408 6 ⁄2 6-4 L-1 11-18 9-11 Min Lynn (R) 7:10p 1-4 7.47 2-6 0-0 0.0 0.00 through Monday through Monday Sea Leake (R) 4-3 6.00 6-3 1-0 7.0 2.57 Oak Cahill (R) 9:05p 1-2 2.79 3-2 0-0 4.2 3.86 INTERLEAGUE 2018 TEAM 2017 VS. OPP TEAM PITCHER TIME W-L ERA REC W-L IP ERA NATIONALS 10, PADRES 2 ON THIS DATE Cle Bauer (R) 3-3 2.59 4-5 0-0 0.0 0.00 Cubs Chatwood (R) 6:05p 3-3 3.14 3-5 0-0 1.0 0.00 1933: Joe Sewell of the New York Yankees struck out for the first time this season, SF Suarez (L) 1-3 4.88 1-4 0-0 0.0 0.00 during a 3-0 win over Cleveland. Sewell Hou Cole (R) 7:10p 4-1 1.75 8-1 1-1 11.1 7.15 Soto, 19, leads Nats’ homer barrage would strike out only three more times KC Hammel (R) 0-5 6.28 1-8 0-0 5.0 3.60 in 524 at-bats. StL Weaver (R) 7:15p 3-3 4.37 4-5 0-0 0.0 0.00 Associated Press 1957: The Boston Red Sox hit four home tionals bullpen in left-center struck out. runs in the sixth inning of an 11-0 win TEAM REC-Team’s Record in games started by today’s pitcher. VS OPP-Pitcher’s field. Soto also singled. The Nationals’ starting left over Cleveland. Gene Mauch, Ted record versus this opponent 2017 statistics. Williams, Dick Gernert and Frank Mal- WASHINGTON — Juan Soto, Soto’s homer traveled an esti- fielder began the season at Class zone connected. All the homers came on the first 16 pitches from Cal McLish. the youngest player in the majors mated 442 feet at Nationals Park. A Hagerstown. He hit a com- 1963: Mickey Mantle hit a pitch from RESULTS, SCHEDULE Kansas City’s Bill Fischer off the right- at 19, hit a three-run homer in his He earned a standing ovation bined .362 with 14 homers and 52 field facade at Yankee Stadium in an 8-7 victory over the A’s. MONDAY’S RESULTS Miami at N.Y. Mets, 6:10 first career start Monday night as from the crowd and the teenager RBIs in his three minor-league Baltimore 3, WHITE SOX 2 Pittsburgh at Cincinnati, 6:10 the Nationals defeated the Padres responded by taking a curtain stops. PHILADELPHIA 3, Atlanta 0 Seattle at Oakland, 9:05 WASHINGTON 10, San Diego 2 Colorado at L.A. Dodgers, 9:10 10-2. call. Per Baseball-Reference.com, Gio Gonzalez (5-2) allowed Nationals 10, Padres 2 N.Y. METS 2, Miami 0 SUNDAY’S RESULTS SAN DIEGO AB R H BI AVG. MILWAUKEE 4, Arizona 2 Mark Reynolds had two solo Soto became the first teenager to two runs and two hits in seven Cubs 6, CINCINNATI 1 Szczur lf 3 0 0 0 .220 N.Y. Yankees 10, TEXAS 5 WHITE SOX 3, Texas 0 home runs for the Nationals, who hit a home run in a major-league innings. Mitchell p 0 0 0 0 .200 MINNESOTA 4, Detroit 2 BOSTON 5, Baltimore 0 c-Jankowski ph-lf 1 0 0 0 .354 ST. LOUIS 6, Kansas City 0 Oakland 9, TORONTO 2 snapped a three-game losing game since Harper on Sept. 30, ■ The Nationals transferred Hosmer 1b 4 0 1 0 .267 Colorado 2, L.A. DODGERS 1 N.Y. METS 4, Arizona 1 Villanueva 3b 3 0 0 0 .244 streak. Bryce Harper had a ho- 2012. infielder Howie Kendrick to the Pirela 2b-lf-1b 3 1 1 0 .261 WEDNESDAY’S SCHEDULE L.A. Dodgers 7, WASHINGTON 2 ATLANTA 10, Miami 9 Reyes rf 3 1 1 2 .150 Cleveland at Cubs, 7:05 mer and an RBI double. Called up to Washington on 60-day disabled list and recalled Galvis ss 4 0 0 0 .234 Baltimore at White Sox,7:10 San Diego 8, PITTSBURGH 5 MINNESOTA 3, Milwaukee 1 Soto’s drive highlighted a five- Sunday, Soto became the first left-handed pitcher Tim Collins Ellis c 4 0 1 0 .300 Arizona at Milwaukee, 12:10 Margot cf 3 0 0 0 .189 Detroit at Minnesota, 12:10 N.Y. Yankees 10, KANSAS CITY 1 ST. LOUIS 5, Philadelphia 1 run second inning. The promis- 19-year-old to make his major- from Triple-A Syracuse. Collins, Erlin p 1 0 0 0 .333 Kansas City at St. Louis, 12:15 a-Spngnbrg ph-2b 2 0 0 0 .194 SAN FRANCISCO 9, Colorado 5 San Francisco at Houston, 1:10 TOTALS 31 2 4 2 L.A. ANGELS 5, Tampa Bay 2 ing outfielder, who played for league debut since Dodgers 28, made his first appearance in San Diego at Washington, 3:05 AB R H BI AVG. Atlanta at Philadelphia, 6:05 SEATTLE 3, Detroit 2 (11) three minor-league teams this pitcher Julio Urias in 2016. He the majors since the 2014 World WASHINGTON N.Y. Yankees at Texas, 6:05 HOUSTON 3, Cleveland 1 Turner ss 5 1 2 2 .271 L.A. Angels at Toronto, 6:07 home team in CAPS season, hit the first pitch from entered that game in the eighth Series with the Royals after Harper rf 4 1 2 2 .231 Boston at Tampa Bay, 6:10 Rendon 3b 4 0 1 0 .248 Robbie Erlin (1-3) over the Na- inning as a pinch hitter and undergoing two elbow surgeries. Reynolds 1b 5 3 3 2 .444 Severino c 4 1 1 0 .253 Soto lf 4 2 2 3 .400 NL LEADERS AL LEADERS Difo 2b 4 1 2 0 .271 Taylor cf 4 1 2 1 .189 BATTERS GABR H BA BATTERS GABR H BA AROUND THE HORN Gonzalez p 2 0 0 0 .048 b-Stevenson ph 1000.239 OHerrera Phi 43 160 24 55 .344 Betts Bos 43 167 48 61 .365 TOTALS 37 10 15 10 Markakis Atl 45 181 31 62 .343 JMartinez Bos 45 175 31 60 .343 ■ Yankees: Arenado Col 42 157 25 52 .331 MMachado Bal 46 178 26 61 .343 Gleyber Torres hit Diamondbacks, who have lost debut May 14. San Diego 000 200 000—2 4 1 FFreeman Atl 45 169 32 55 .325 Brantley Cle 35 142 21 47 .331 two of his team’s five home runs five in a row and 11 of 12, scoring ■ Athletics: The team reinstated Washington 051 012 10x—10 15 0 Kemp LAD 44 137 14 44 .321 Simmons LAA 45 167 27 55 .329 Cabrera NYM 41 159 25 51 .321 Lowrie Oak 46 181 20 58 .320 in a 10-5 win over the Rangers. just 24 runs in that span. Greinke C Bruce Maxwell from the re- a-popped out for Erlin in the 5th. b-out Gennett Cin 46 173 21 55 .318 Segura Sea 45 192 32 61 .318 on fielder’s choice for Gonzalez in the Belt SF 44 160 28 50 .312 Altuve Hou 48 193 24 61 .316 The Yankees have hit at least four dropped to 16-4 at Miller Park. stricted list after he was not 7th. c-struck out for Mitchell in the 8th. Martinez StL 42 160 17 50 .312 Castellanos Det 43 170 23 53 .312 ■ Phillies: E: Pirela (3). LOB: San Diego 5, Washing- Pham StL 40 141 35 44 .312 DGordon Sea 45 184 25 56 .304 homers in three straight games Nick Pivetta struck out allowed to enter Canada for the ton 6. 2B: Turner 2 (10), Harper (5), Sev- erino (7). 3B: Taylor (1). HR: Reyes (1), off for the first time in team history. seven in seven innings and Nick weekend series against the Blue Gonzalez; Soto (1), off Erlin; Reynolds HOME RUNS Gennett, CIN 55 HOME RUNS Segura, SEA 61 ■ Blue Jays: MLB extended the Williams and Aaron Altherr Jays because of gun charges (3), off Erlin; Harper (14), off Mitchell; Albies, ATL 13 Herrera, PHI 55 Betts, BOS 15 Martinez, BOS 60 Reynolds (4), off Mitchell. RBIs: Reyes 2 Harper, WAS 13 DOUBLES Martinez, BOS 15 DOUBLES administrative leave of closer homered to lead a 3-0 win over stemming from an incident in (2), Turner 2 (19), Harper 2 (33), Reynolds Blackmon, COL 12 Hosmer, SD 16 Machado, BAL 14 Betts, BOS 19 2 (6), Soto 3 (3), Taylor (10). S: Gonzalez. Villanueva, SD 12 Albies, ATL 15 Trout, LA 14 Pillar, TOR 18 Roberto Osuna for a third seven- the Braves to move a half-game Arizona. The A’s also optioned C SO: c-Jankowski (1), Hosmer (2), Vil- Belt, SF 11 TRIPLES Davis, OAK 13 TRIPLES lanueva (1), Pirela (1), Reyes (1), Ellis (1), Baez, CHI 11 Baez, CHI 4 Gallo, TEX 13 YSanchez, CHI 4 day period through May 28 as it out of first place in the NL East. Josh Phegley to Triple-A Nash- Margot (1), Turner (1), Difo (1), Taylor (1), Pollock, ARI 11 Marte, PIT 4 Ramirez, CLE 13 5 tied at 3 ■ Cardinals: Gonzalez (1). Runners left in scoring po- RUNS CTaylor, LA 4 RUNS STOLEN BASES investigates an assault charge Miles Mikolas ville and designated C Dustin sition: San Diego 2 (Ellis, Margot); Wash- Albies, ATL 42 STOLEN BASES Betts, BOS 48 Gordon, SEA 16 filed against the All-Star. He was improved to 6-0 with a four-hit Garneau for assignment. ington 3 (Rendon 2, Stevenson). RISP: Blackmon, COL 36 Inciarte, ATL 18 Trout, LA 38 Merrifield, KC 12 San Diego 1 for 3; Washington 4 for 8. Pham, STL 35 Turner, WAS 13 Lindor, CLE 36 PITCHING charged with one count of as- shutout with nine strikeouts and ■ Astros: Following Sunday GIDP: Reynolds. DP: San Diego 1 (Span- Hernandez, PHI 34 PITCHING Springer, HOU 34 Kluber, CLE 7-2 genberg, Hosmer). Freeman, ATL 32 Scherzer, WAS 7-1 Judge, NY 33 Severino, NY 7-1 sault, according to Toronto po- rookie Tyler O’Neill homered for night’s 3-1 win over the Indians, RBI Nola, PHI 6-2 Semien, OAK 33 ERA SAN DIEGO IP H R ER BB SO ERA Baez, CHI 38 ERA RBI Verlander, HOU 1.05 lice. Osuna, who is from Mexico, the third straight game in a 6-0 the Astros have allowed just 123 Erlin, L,1-3 4766024.80 Freeman, ATL 35 Martinez, STL 1.62 Machado, BAL 42 Cole, HOU 1.75 Mitchell 3744216.64 Story, COL 35 deGrom, NY 1.75 Martinez, BOS 41 Morton, HOU 1.94 is scheduled to appear in court victory over the Royals. runs in 48 games this season. The Makita 1100017.50 Albies, ATL 33 Scherzer, WAS 1.78 Davis, OAK 38 Sale, BOS 2.29 ■ IP H R ER BB SO ERA Pollock, ARI 33 STRIKEOUTS Lowrie, OAK 37 STRIKEOUTS June 18. Padres: RF Franmil Reyes hit only other pitching staff in the WASHINGTON Markakis, ATL 32 Scherzer, WAS 104 Haniger, SEA 36 Cole, HOU 93 ■ Gonzalez 7222352.38 Suarez, CIN 32 Corbin, ARI 81 Judge, NY 35 Sale, BOS 87 Brewers: Travis Shaw, Domin- his first career home run in the live-ball era (since 1920) to post a Collins 1100020.00 HITS Strasburg, WAS 75 HITS Verlander, HOU 84 Torres 1100016.52 Markakis, ATL 62 deGrom, NY 69 Altuve, HOU 61 Paxton, SEA 79 go Santana and Lorenzo Cain fourth inning in a 10-2 loss to the run total this low through the Albies, ATL 55 Syndergaard, NY 68 Betts, BOS 61 Severino, NY 76 each hit home runs off Zack Nationals. Reyes entered the first 48 games of a season was the Win: Gonzalez, (W, 5-2). Freeman, ATL 55 through Sunday Machado, BAL 61 through Sunday PB: Severino (4). Time: 2:27. A: 27,890 Greinke in a 4-2 victory over the game 2-for-17 after making his 1968 Indians (112 runs). (41,313).

Phillies 3, Braves 0 Mets 2, Marlins 0 Brewers 4, Diamondbacks 2 Yankees 10, Rangers 5 COMPLETE GAMES AB R H BI AVG. AB R H BI AVG. AB R H BI AVG. AB R H BI AVG. Cleveland 4 ATLANTA MIAMI ARIZONA NEW YORK Houston 3 Albies 2b 4010.281 Prado3b 4010.169 Peraltalf 4110.264 Gardner lf 3110.227 Seattle 2 Acuna lf 4000.253 Realmuto c 4 0 0 0 .299 Owings rf 4000.198 Judge rf 5221.286 Boston 1 Freeman 1b 4010.324 Castro 2b 4020.296 Lamb 3b 2111.250 Stanton dh 4011.263 Darvish, Lopez Minnesota 1 Markakis rf 4010.341 Anderson rf 3000.272 Goldschmidt 1b 3000.201 Gregorius ss 5011.247 NY Yankees 1 Suzuki c 4 0 1 0 .270 Bour 1b 3000.243 Marte 2b 3011.223 Sanchez c 5 2 2 0 .231 Oakland 1 Inciarte cf 4000.262 Maybin lf 1000.227 Dysoncf 4000.196 Hicks cf 4112.250 Washington 1 Camargo 3b 2000.209 Dietrich ph-lf 2010.248 Ahmed ss 4000.209 Austin 1b 5000.247 Pittsburgh 1 Swanson ss 3010.282 Rojasss 3010.265 Mathis c 2 0 0 0 .170 Walker3b 5222.219 Arizona 1 Foltynewicz p 2 0 0 0 .111 Brinson cf 4000.164 Greinke p 2 0 0 0 .235 Torres2b 3223.321 open some eyes Baltimore 0 Carle p 0 0 0 0 .000 Hernandez p 2 0 0 0 .000 a-Souza Jr. ph 1000.163 TOTALS 39 10 12 10 LA Angels 0 b-Tuckerph1000.273 Shuck ph 1000.219 Salas p 0 0 0 0 .000 AB R H BI AVG. Chi White Sox 0 Biddle p 0 0 0 0 1.000 TOTALS 31 0 5 0 TOTALS 29 2 3 2 TEXAS Detroit 0 TOTALS 32 0 5 0 DeShields cf 5000.226 NEW YORK AB R H BI AVG. MILWAUKEE AB R H BI AVG. Kansas City 0 an impression. The more AB R H BI AVG. Choo dh 3010.253 PHILA Nimmo lf 4000.253 Cain cf 4221.276 Kiner-Falefa 3b 4 0 0 0 .242 Milwaukee 0 the South Side sees of the Hernandez 2b 3010.278 Cabrera 2b 4021.325 Yelich lf 4010.289 Mazararf 2000.273 Texas 0 Hoskins lf 4000.243 Bruce rf 4010.234 Aguilar 1b 4000.321 Profarss 3110.230 Toronto 0 24-year-old, the more Herrera cf 4020.348 Conforto cf 4020.235 Shaw3b 3112.246 Gallo lf 3211.201 Atlanta 0 Franco 3b 4000.252 Gonzalez 1b 3000.248 Santana rf 3111.255 Odor 2b 4113.174 Chi Cubs 0 there is to like. Santana 1b 2000.186 Mesoraco c 4 1 1 0 .212 Villar 2b 3010.288 Chirinos c 4 0 0 0 .195 Cincinnati 0 Alfaro c 4 0 1 0 .255 Guillorme 3b 3000.308 Pina c 3 0 0 0 .216 Guzman 1b 3111.191 LA Dodgers 0 Williams rf 4121.233 Vargas p 1 0 0 0 .000 Arciass 3000.203 TOTALS 31 5 5 5 NY Mets 0 3. Jose Quintana, Cubs: Kingery ss 3110.216 Evansph 1010.125 Anderson p 2 0 0 0 .071 Philadelphia 0 Pivetta p 2 0 0 0 .188 Sewald p 0 0 0 0 .000 b-Saladino ph 1000.360 New York 030 113 002—10 12 1 St. Louis 0 Pitching with purpose a-Altherr ph 1112.202 Flores ph 1011.242 TOTALS 30 4 6 4 Texas 010 300 100—5 5 1 San Diego 0 David Haugh Dominguez p 0 0 0 0 — Lugo p 0 0 0 0 .000 San Francisco 0 after getting shelled by Neris p 0 0 0 0 .000 Rosario ss 3110.250 Arizona 100 001 000—2 3 0 E: Sanchez (2), Guzman (1). LOB: New Colorado 0 TOTALS 31 3 8 3 TOTALS 32 2 9 2 Milwaukee 200 101 00x—4 6 0 York 7, Texas 5. 2B: Gardner (6), Judge Miami 0 Debate which weekend the Braves last Monday, (11), Gregorius (11), Sanchez (11), Walker Tampa Bay 0 Atlanta 000 000 000—0 5 0 Miami 000 000 000—0 5 1 a-struck out for Greinke in the 7th. b- (6), Profar (13). HR: Torres (5), off Colon; pitching performance Quintana looked like the SHUTOUTS Philadelphia 000 100 20x—3 8 1 New York 001 000 10x—2 9 0 struck out for Albers in the 7th. LOB: Ari- Walker (1), off Colon; Judge (12), off Co- meant the most for Chi- left-hander the Cubs had zona 5, Milwaukee 2. HR: Lamb (1), off lon; Torres (6), off Colon; Hicks (5), off Pittsburgh 7 a-homered for Pivetta in the 7th. b- E: Prado (2). LOB: Miami 8, New York 7. Anderson; Shaw (11), off Greinke; San- Chavez; Gallo (14), off Tanaka; Odor (1), Chicago Cubs 6 cago’s baseball teams until been waiting to see. The popped out for Carle in the 8th. E: San- 2B: Dietrich (8), Cabrera (14), Mesoraco tana (3), off Greinke; Cain (6), off off Tanaka; Guzman (3), off Green. RBIs: Houston 6 tana (4). LOB: Atlanta 6, Philadelphia 7. (3). 3B: Castro (1). RBIs: Cabrera (27), Greinke. RBIs: Lamb (7), Marte (10), Cain Judge (36), Stanton (28), Gregorius (32), LA Dodgers 6 Steve Stone runs out of frustration he revealed 2B: Alfaro (2). HR: Williams (3), off Flores (10). SB: Castro (2). CS: Conforto (15), Shaw 2 (28), Santana (12). SB: Villar Hicks 2 (19), Walker 2 (13), Torres 3 (18), Atlanta 5 Foltynewicz; Altherr (5), off Carle. RBIs: (2). SO: Anderson (1), Bour (2), b-Die- (8). SO: Owings (2), Lamb (1), Dyson (2), Gallo (31), Odor 3 (10), Guzman (13). SB: Colorado 5 wisdom, but everyone can after bombing against the Williams (9), Altherr 2 (23). SB: Freeman trich (1), Rojas (2), Brinson (2), Hernan- a-Souza Jr. (1), Yelich (1), Aguilar (2), Gardner (5), Kiner-Falefa (3), Profar (3). Cleveland 4 (5). CS: Camargo (1). SO: Albies (1), dez (2), Bruce (1), Gonzalez (1), Meso- Santana (2), Villar (1), Arcia (2), Ander- SF: Stanton. SO: Judge (1), Stanton (1), Minnesota 4 agree back-to-back starts Braves foreshadowed this Acuna (1), Freeman (1), Markakis (1), Su- raco (1), Vargas (1). Runners left in scor- son (2), b-Saladino (1). Runners left in Gregorius (2), Sanchez (1), Austin (2), Philadelphia 4 on both sides of town kind of focus. Quintana zuki (2), Inciarte (1), Swanson (1), ing position: Miami 5 (Anderson, Brin- scoring position: Arizona 2 (Ahmed 2); Walker (1), DeShields (1), Gallo (1), Odor San Francisco 4 Foltynewicz (1), Hoskins (1), Franco (1), son, Hernandez, Dietrich 2); New York 3 Milwaukee 1 (Saladino). RISP: Arizona 0 (1), Chirinos (2), Guzman (1). Runners Miami 4 carried great significance entered with an unaccept- Alfaro (2), Williams (1), Pivetta (2). Run- (Nimmo, Bruce, Mesoraco). for 2; Milwaukee 0 for 1. GIDP: Peralta. left in scoring position: New York 5 Boston 3 (Judge, Stanton, Gregorius, Sanchez, ners left in scoring position: Atlanta 3 IP H R ER BB SO ERA DP: Milwaukee 1 (Shaw, Arcia, Aguilar). LA Angels 3 for the Cubs and White able 5.23 ERA and gave up (Markakis, Suzuki, Foltynewicz); Phila- MIAMI Austin); Texas 3 (Profar, Odor, Chirinos). ARIZONA IP H R ER BB SO ERA Kansas City 3 delphia 3 (Williams 2, Pivetta). RISP: At- Hernandez 5511032.08 RISP: New York 4 for 12; Texas 1 for 7. Milwaukee 3 Sox. Which pitcher only one hit in seven lanta 0 for 3; Philadelphia 0 for 4. FIDP: Conley 1100010.00 Greinke, L,3-3 6 5 4 4 0 9 3.71 Runners moved up: Judge, Austin, Gallo, 1 Seattle 3 Hoskins. DP: Atlanta 1 (Inciarte, Swan- Wittgren 1210000.61 Salas 1 ⁄3 100024.88 Profar. GIDP: Mazara. gained the most from his shutout innings. He 2 Washington 3 son). Guerrero 1 1 0 0 1 0 4.64 Chafin ⁄3 000002.20 NEW YORK IP H R ER BB SO ERA Chi White Sox 2 outing? I ranked them in walked Adam Duvall IP H R ER BB SO ERA NEW YORK IP H R ER BB SO ERA MILWAUKEE IP H R ER BB SO ERA NY Yankees 2 ATLANTA Tanaka, W,5-2 5 3 4 4 4 3 4.95 order of importance. three times but otherwise Foltynewicz 6611252.72 Vargas, W,1-3 5200179.87 Anderson 6 3 2 2 3 3 3.86 Green 2 2 1 1 0 1 2.52 Oakland 2 2 San Diego 2 Carle 1222011.33 Sewald, H, 2 ⁄3 100103.91 Albers, H, 6 1 0 0 0 0 1 1.23 Robertson 1 0 0 0 1 1 4.22 overpowered the Reds in Biddle 1000112.77 Blevins 0000105.40 Jeffress, H, 6 1 0 0 0 1 1 0.35 Holder 1 0 0 0 0 1 3.77 Arizona 2 1 3 Baltimore 1 1. Yu Darvish, Cubs: IP H R ER BB SO ERA Ramos, H, 7 1 ⁄ 000124.50 Knebel, S,2-3 1 0 0 0 0 1 4.70 IP H R ER BB SO ERA a 10-0 rout the Cubs PHILA Lugo, H, 3 1 1 0 0 0 0 1.91 TEXAS Detroit 1 1 Pivetta, W,4-2 7 4 0 0 1 7 3.23 Familia, S,13-16 1100011.64 Win: Anderson, (W, 4-3). Colon, L,2-2 5 ⁄3 866143.51 Texas 1 Admit it. After Darvish’s needed after one of their 2 Dominguez 1 1 0 0 0 1 0.00 HBP: Anderson (Goldschmidt). Umpires: Bush 1 ⁄3 222124.85 Cincinnati 1 Neris, S,9-12 1 0 0 0 0 1 4.50 Loss: Hernandez, (L, 0-1). Blevins H, Chris Guccione; 1B, Angel Hernandez; Chavez 2222124.66 NY Mets 1 39-pitch first inning Sun- worst losses of the year in pitched to 1 batter in the 6th. Inherited 2B, Larry Vanover; 3B, Hunter Wendelst- St. Louis 1 Loss: Foltynewicz, (L, 3-3). runners-scored: Blevins 2-0, Ramos 3-0. edt. Time: 2:31. A: 27,094 (41,900). HBP: Colon (Torres), Tanaka (Guzman). Toronto 0 day in a 6-1 snooze over the first game of Sat- Tampa Bay 0 the Reds, you started to urday’s doubleheader. QUALITY STARTS UMPIRES REPORT Twins 4, Tigers 2 Cardinals 6, Royals 0 Rockies 2, Dodgers 1 Houston 35 wonder what kind of UMPIRE PIT ERA AVG DETROIT AB R H BI AVG. KANSAS CITY AB R H BI AVG. COLORADO AB R H BI AVG. Milwaukee 29 excuse manager Joe Mad- 4. Lucas Giolito, White Hunter Wendelstedt 3787 3.48 .218 Boston 27 Martin cf 4000.261 Jaycf 4010.291 Blackmon cf 4000.262 Brian Gorman 3361 4.88 .250 Philadelphia 27 Sox: Castellanos rf 4122.316 Soler rf 4000.289 Dahl rf 3000.257 don was going to offer The right-hander Greg Gibson 3286 3.77 .249 Atlanta 26 Martinez dh 4000.234 Moustakas 3b 3010.295 c-Cuevas ph-rf 1 0 0 0 .300 Colorado 26 this time. The Skyline Chili still struggled with con- Hicks 1b 4000.290 Perez c 4 0 1 0 .250 Arenado 3b 3000.325 Nick Lentz 3135 4.28 .256 Arizona 26 Goodrum 3b 3000.242 Merrifield 2b 2000.289 Parralf 4111.277 Angel Hernandez 3095 3.82 .234 LA Angels 25 didn’t agree with Yu. But trol at times, walking two McCann c 3 0 0 0 .264 Dozier 1b 3000.217 Story ss 4000.244 Chad Fairchild 3084 4.91 .252 Tampa Bay 25 Jones lf 3000.229 Gordonlf 3000.246 Desmond 1b 3000.172 Jerry Meals 3057 3.46 .228 Cleveland 24 give Darvish credit. He and hitting two, but over- Iglesias ss 3110.250 Escobar ss 3000.227 Wolters c 2 1 0 0 .130 Jim Reynolds 3017 4.50 .236 NY Yankees 24 Machado 2b 1000.214 Kennedy p 2 0 1 0 .500 Valaika 2b 3000.127 John Tumpane 3014 4.19 .240 showed something Chi- all took another step San Francisco 24 TOTALS 29 2 3 2 a-Goins ph 1000.268 Marquez p 2 0 1 0 .313 Mark Wegner 2952 4.14 .247 Alfonso Marquez 2910 4.32 .260 LA Dodgers 23 cago had yet to see from forward Saturday with six AB R H BI AVG. TOTALS 29 0 4 0 b-Gonzalez ph 1011.226 MINNESOTA D.J. Reyburn 2887 4.09 .251 Washington 23 AB R H BI AVG. TOTALS 30 2 3 2 ST. LOUIS Scott Barry 2863 4.24 .224 St. Louis 23 the $126 million free solid innings the Sox Dozier 2b 4110.230 AB R H BI AVG. Kepler rf 4012.250 Pham cf 4000.303 LOS ANGELES Pat Hoberg 2841 5.16 .261 Chi Cubs 22 agent: the ability to over- needed to see from a Escobar 3b 3120.292 Carpenter 2b-1b 4231.210 Pederson lf 4000.241 Adrian Johnson 2832 5.09 .253 Pittsburgh 22 Rosario lf 4110.292 Martinez 1b 4110.311 Muncy 1b 2111.254 Kerwin Danley 2831 4.25 .228 Detroit 21 come adversity. Darvish young pitcher a day after Garver c 3 0 1 0 .254 Wong2b 0000.179 Turner 3b 4000.280 Larry Vanover 2825 4.61 .261 Minnesota 20 NY Mets 20 Morrison 1b 3001.206 Ozuna lf 3221.241 Grandal c 4 0 0 0 .262 Mike Winters 2808 4.11 .251 settled in after the rough demoting Carson Fulmer. San Diego 20 Grossman dh 2111.237 O’Neill rf 4124.368 Bellinger cf 4000.244 Ted Barrett 2798 4.54 .278 Adrianza ss 3010.209 Gyorko3b 4010.288 Kemprf 4020.326 Seattle 19 first to give up just two For the second straight Carlos Torres 2777 5.26 .267 Baltimore 18 Buxton cf 3000.157 Garciass 3010.241 Taylor ss 1000.241 Jerry Layne 2767 5.47 .283 TOTALS 29 4 8 4 1-Munoz pr-ss 1000.100 Utley 2b 3000.231 Oakland 18 hits and one run in six start, Giolito demon- Bill Miller 2765 3.90 .250 Cincinnati 18 Pena c 4 0 0 0 .256 Buehler p 2 0 0 0 .077 Gerry Davis 2747 3.97 .231 innings, appeared to focus strated the moxie that will Detroit 101 000 000—2 3 0 Mikolas p 2 0 0 0 .053 a-Barnes ph 1 0 0 0 .222 Miami 18 Jordan Baker 2733 4.06 .243 Texas 17 Minnesota 000 020 02x—4 8 0 TOTALS 33 6 10 6 Baez p 0 0 0 0 .000 Vic Carapazza 2698 4.10 .262 more on blowing his serve him well once he Alexander p 0 0 0 0 .000 Chi White Sox 16 Jim Wolf 2688 3.96 .267 Kansas City 000 000 000—0 4 1 TOTALS 29 1 3 1 Kansas City 14 LOB: Detroit 2, Minnesota 7. 2B: Iglesias Todd Tichenor 2682 4.04 .243 fastball by Reds hitters refines his pitches and (11), Dozier (7), Kepler (13), Rosario (13), St. Louis 004 010 10x—6 10 0 Toronto 13 Colorado 000 010 010—2 3 1 Gary Cederstrom 2678 3.70 .233 and registered his first regains his command Adrianza (5). HR: Castellanos (5), off Mike Estabrook 2676 3.36 .228 RUN SUPPORT AVG Los Angeles 000 100 000—1 3 3 Berrios. RBIs: Castellanos 2 (26), Kepler a-grounded out for Adam in the 8th. 1- Joe West 2673 3.60 .231 NY Yankees 5.77 2 (21), Morrison (18), Grossman (14). SF: ran for Garcia in the 6th. Soler (3). victory as a Cub. More more consistently. E: LOB: Tim Timmons 2666 4.22 .253 Atlanta 5.40 Grossman. S: Adrianza. SO: Martin (1), Kansas City 4, St. Louis 5. 2B: Carpenter a-grounded out for Buehler in the 7th. b- Gabe Morales 2637 3.90 .214 Chi Cubs 5.39 than anything, Darvish Overall, the Cubs had Martinez (1), Hicks (1), Goodrum (2), Mc- (13), O’Neill (1). HR: O’Neill (3), off Ken- singled, advanced to 2nd for Marquez in Manny Gonzalez 2630 3.71 .255 Boston 5.38 Cann (1), Jones (2), Machado (1), Dozier nedy; Carpenter (4), off Adam. RBIs: Car- the 8th. c-grounded out for Dahl in the Pittsburgh 4.89 changed the subject — to be as relieved as the (1), Kepler (1), Morrison (3), Adrianza (1), penter (17), Ozuna (22), O’Neill 4 (7). S: 9th. E: Story (5), Grandal (2), Utley 2 (3). Stu Scheurwater 2620 3.02 .238 Mark Ripperger 2614 4.86 .259 Toronto 4.77 Buxton (1). Runners left in scoring posi- Mikolas. SO: Jay (1), Soler (3), Perez (2), LOB: Colorado 3, Los Angeles 5. 2B: Kemp Cleveland 4.76 and potentially the direc- Sox were encouraged. tion: Minnesota 4 (Dozier 2, Morrison, Merrifield (1), Gordon (1), Escobar (1), (12). HR: Parra (3), off Buehler; Muncy Ed Hickox 2591 3.35 .221 Mark Carlson 2570 5.79 .274 Oakland 4.72 tion of his season — even They waited two months Adrianza). RISP: Detroit 1 for 2; Minne- Pham (4), Martinez (1), Ozuna (1), O’Neill (5), off Marquez. RBIs: Parra (11), Gonza- Philadelphia 4.68 sota 2 for 8. Runners moved up: Martin, (1), Gyorko (1), Garcia (1), Mikolas (1). lez (16), Muncy (15). SB: Wolters (2). SO: Sam Holbrook 2550 3.16 .222 Alan Porter 2539 3.43 .212 LA Angels 4.66 if it came against the to see this version of Buxton. GIDP: Martin. DP: Minnesota 1 Runners left in scoring position: Kansas Blackmon (1), Dahl (1), Arenado (2), Houston 4.60 (Adrianza, Dozier, Morrison). Jeff Nelson 2528 2.85 .218 City 2 (Moustakas, Merrifield); St. Louis Parra (1), Valaika (2), Pederson (1), Seattle 4.59 lowly Reds. Darvish and had reason to 3 (Pham, O’Neill, Gyorko). RISP: Kansas Bruce Dreckman 2521 3.36 .226 IP H R ER BB SO ERA Grandal (2), Bellinger (1), Kemp (1), St. Louis 4.45 DETROIT City 0 for 3; St. Louis 2 for 6. Runners Buehler (2). Runners left in scoring posi- Andy Fletcher 2485 4.18 .247 Tampa Bay 4.38 wonder about Quintana. Hardy 5 7 2 2 0 4 3.46 moved up: Soler. GIDP: Soler, Dozier. DP: tion: Colorado 2 (Blackmon, Dahl); Los Doug Eddings 2472 3.14 .237 LA Dodgers 4.37 Coleman 2 0 0 0 1 1 0.00 St. Louis 2 (Gyorko, Carpenter, Mar- Angeles 3 (Pederson 2, Taylor). RISP: Eric Cooper 2467 4.76 .258 2. Reynaldo Lopez, Sox: They are the Cubs’ 1-2 1 Detroit 4.33 Stumpf, L, 1-3 ⁄3 122316.32 tinez), (Garcia, Carpenter, Martinez). Colorado 1 for 5; Los Angeles 0 for 3. Chris Segal 2463 4.47 .268 2 Washington 4.33 Saupold ⁄3 000012.16 Mike Muchlinski 2462 4.56 .259 Lopez re-established barometer as much as KANSAS CITY IP H R ER BB SO ERA COLORADO IP H R ER BB SO ERA NY Mets 4.24 MINNESOTA IP H R ER BB SO ERA Chad Whitson 2456 3.95 .233 2 Minnesota 4.21 Kris Bryant and Anthony Kennedy 5 ⁄3 955155.30 Marquez 7 2 1 1 2 5 4.62 Lance Barrett 2454 3.67 .233 himself as the Sox’s best Berrios, W,5-4 8 3 2 2 2 9 3.82 1 San Francisco 4.19 Adam 1 ⁄3 111043.52 Ottavino 1 0 0 0 1 1 1.04 Marvin Hudson 2440 4.48 .246 Rodney, S,10-13 1000002.70 Boyer 1 0 0 0 0 1 11.72 Davis, S,17-19 1 1 0 0 0 1 2.66 Colorado 4.06 young major-league Rizzo. Cory Blaser 2435 4.50 .281 Baltimore 4.04 Inherited runners-scored: Saupold 3-1. ST. LOUIS IP H R ER BB SO ERA LOS ANGELES IP H R ER BB SO ERA Lance Barksdale 2434 5.76 .280 Milwaukee 4.04 pitcher by dominating the Likewise, more efforts Umpires: H, Jeff Kellogg;1B, Marvin Hud- Mikolas 9 4 0 0 1 9 2.24 Buehler 7211062.38 Mike DiMuro 2434 2.89 .222 Texas 4.02 2 Tripp Gibson 2422 4.34 .241 Rangers on Sunday, allow- like that from Lopez and son; 2B, Quinn Wolcott; 3B, Chad Whit- Baez, L, 1-3 ⁄3 0 1 0 1 1 3.63 Cincinnati 3.98 son. Time: 2:35. A: 17,161 (38,649). Win: Mikolas, (W, 6-0). Loss: Kennedy, (L, 1 Ron Kulpa 2408 4.40 .251 Alexander ⁄3 1 0 0 0 0 4.41 Kansas City 3.96 ing just two hits and two Giolito will go a long way 1-5). Inherited runners-scored: Adam Hudson 1 0 0 0 1 0 5.65 Rob Drake 2399 3.71 .242 Chi White Sox 3.86 1-0. HBP: Mikolas (Merrifield). Umpires: Brian O'Nora 2397 3.38 .237 San Diego 3.85 walks in eight scoreless toward stabilizing a Sox H, Doug Eddings; 1B, Marty Foster; 2B, Win: Marquez, (W, 3-5). Jeff Kellogg 2385 3.33 .251 Arizona 3.83 Mark Ripperger; 3B, Joe West. Time: Inherited runners-scored: Alexander1-1. Tony Randazzo 2374 4.10 .239 Miami 3.48 innings. Besides the elec- staff that is among base- 2:28. A: 42,140 (45,538). HBP: Marquez (Taylor). Time: 2:35. through Sunday baseball prospectus through Sunday tric stuff, the emotion ball’s shakiest — and ■ Extra innings: Red Sox OF J.D. Martinez was named AL player of the week after hitting five home runs in seven games Lopez showed as he getting people excited while Giants 1B Brandon Belt was the NL player of the week after five homers last week. ... Manny Machado hit his 15th earned his first victory of about the young pitchers’ homer as the Orioles defeated the White Sox 3-2. ... The Cubs optioned LHP Randy Rosario to Triple-A Iowa. the season left as deep of future. D Chicago Tribune | Chicago Sports | Section 3 | Tuesday, May 22, 2018 5

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TEAM TUE WED THU FRI SAT SUN MON EASTERN CONFERENCE FINALS EASTERN CONFERENCE FINALS WOMEN’S D1 CHAMPIONSHIPS ATP WORLD TOUR BANQUE ERIC TAMPA BAY 3, WASHINGTON 3 BOSTON 2, CLEVELAND 2 Team stroke play at Karsten Creek; STURDZA GENEVA OPEN CLE CLE SF SF SF @PIT GAME 1: Washington 4-2 GAME 1: BOSTON 108-83 Stillwater, Okla; par 72; 6,328 yards R1 in Geneva; clay-outdoor PR1R2R3R4TOT 6:05 7:05 1:20 6:15 7:08 12:35 GAME 2: Washington 6-2 GAME 2: BOSTON 107-94 Team Jared Donaldson d. GAME 3: Tampa Bay 4-2 GAME 3: CLEVELAND 116-86 Denis Istomin, 5-7, 6-4, 6-0 WGN-9 NBCSCH ABC-7 FOX-32 ESPN ABC-7 GAME 4: Tampa Bay 4-2 Monday: CLEVELAND 111-102 UCLA +9 294 279 297 291 1161 Alabama +9 292 286 284 299 1161 Guido Pella d. Domink Koepfer, 6-3, 6-4 AM-670 AM-670 AM-670 AM-670 AM-670 AM-670 GAME 5: TAMPA BAY 3-2 Wednesday: at Boston, 7:30 Bernabe Zapata Miralles d. USC +16 291 298 296 283 1168 Monday: WASHINGTON 3-0 Friday: at Cleveland, 7:30 Florian Mayer, 6-3, 6-2 Wednesday: atTampaBay,7 x-May 27: at Boston, 7:30 N’western +21 299 293 290 291 1173 Tennys Sandgren d. BAL BAL BAL @DET @DET @DET @CLE Stanford +28 308 291 291 290 1180 Andreas Haider-Maurer, 1-6, 6-1, 6-0 7:10 7:10 1:10 6:10 3:10 12:10 3:10 WESTERN CONFERENCE FINALS WESTERN CONFERENCE FINALS Duke +30 298 298 293 293 1182 Peter Gojowczyk d. NBCSCH NBCSCH+ WGN-9 WGN-9 NBCSCH NBCSCH WGN-9 VEGAS 4, WINNIPEG 1 GOLDEN STATE 2, HOUSTON 1 Kent State +32 296 299 296 293 1184 Ivo Karlovic, 7-6 (4), 4-6, 7-6 (1) AM-720 AM-720 AM-720 AM-720 AM-720 AM-720 AM-720 GAME 1: WINNIPEG 4-2 GAME 1: Golden State 119-106 Baylor +33 313 295 287 290 1185 Frances Tiafoe d. GAME 2: Vegas 3-1 GAME 2: HOUSTON 127-105 Arizona +33 301 291 288 305 1185 Ryan Harrison, 3-6, 7-6 (5), 6-4 Noah Rubin d. M. Baghdatis, 7-6 (4), 6-4 GAME 3: VEGAS 4-2 GAME3: GOLDEN STATE 126-85 PGA FEDEX CUP LEADERS @ORL GAME 4: VEGAS 3-2 Tuesday: at Golden State, 8 POINTS MONEY 6:30 GAME 5: Vegas 2-1 Thursday: at Houston, 8 RK. GOLFER WTA NUERNBERGER AM-1200 x-Saturday: at Golden State, 8 1. Justin Thomas 1,874 $5,523,800 VERSICHERUNGSCUP East Finals Game 7, Lightning 2-2 x-May 28: at Houston, 8 2. Jason Day 1,533 $4,175,166 home team in CAPS) (Best-of-7; x-if necessary; R1 in Nuremberg, Germany; clay-outdoor 3. Phil Mickelson 1,348 $3,647,601 Kristyna Pliskova d. home team in CAPS) 4. Patton Kizzire 1,329 $3,177,988 #2 Julia Goerges, 6-2, 6-7 (8), 7-6 (5) ATL @SEA 5. Patrick Reed 1,315 $3,859,652 #3 Kiki Bertens d. D. Radanovic, 6-1, 6-1 11 a.m. 9 SOCCER WNBA 6. Bubba Watson 1,292 $3,714,764 Fanny Stollar d. #4 Zhang Shuai, 6-2, 6-2 WCIU-26.2 7. Dustin Johnson 1,228 $3,358,525 Johanna Larsson d. 8. Webb Simpson 1,228 $3,438,767 #5 Irina-Camelia Begu, 6-4, 3-3 retired CHAMPIONS LEAGUE FINAL REGULAR SEASON 9. Jon Rahm 1,144 $2,811,018 W L PCT GB Alison Riske d. M. Minella, 6-1, 7-6 (2) SATURDAY’S SCHEDULE EASTERN 10. Tony Finau 1,118 $2,704,545 Nadia Podoroska d. K. Kucova, 6-2, 6-3 Real Madrid vs. Liverpool, 1:45 SKY 2 0 1.000 — 11. Justin Rose 1,069 $3,149,877 #7 Alison Van Uytvanck leads Kristen TUESDAY ON TV/RADIO LATEST LINE Connecticut 1 0 1.000 — 12. Paul Casey 1,047 $2,569,185 Flipkens, 6-7 (5), 6-2, 4-2, susp MAJOR LEAGUE SOCCER Washington 1 0 1.000 — 13. Andrew Landry 1,014 $2,251,194 #8 Katerina Siniakova d. W L T PTS GF GA EASTERN Atlanta 0 1 .000 1 14. Marc Leishman 1,008 $3,066,834 Anna Zaja, 2-6, 6-4, 6-1 MLB 1 15. Pat Perez 1,006 $2,608,341 MAJOR LEAGUE BASEBALL Atlanta 8 3 1 25 26 16 Indiana 0 2 .000 1 ⁄2 Mona Barthel leads Carina Witthoeft, NATIONAL LEAGUE TUESDAY N.Y. City FC 7 2 3 24 25 16 New York 0 0 .000 1/2 16. Luke List 1,002 $2,477,595 7-5, susp 17. Patrick Cantlay 997 $2,398,123 6:05 p.m. Indians at Cubs WGN-9, ESPN, WSCR-AM 670 at Philadelphia -120 Atlanta +110 Columbus 7 3 3 24 18 10 WESTERN W L PCT GB 18. Aaron Wise 993 $2,563,642 ATP WORLD TOUR OPEN PARC at Washington-182 San Diego +167 N.Y. Red Bulls 7 3 0 21 26 12 Phoenix 2 0 1.000 — 19. Chesson Hadley 983 $2,402,927 AUVERGNE-RHODE-ALPES LYON at New York -120 Miami +110 Orlando City 6 4 1 19 21 18 7:10 p.m. Orioles at White Sox NBCSCH, WGN-AM 720 Los Angeles 0 0 .000 1/2 20. Brendan Steele 977 $2,165,345 Pittsburgh -140 at Cincinnati +130 New England 5 4 2 17 18 15 R1 in Lyon, France; clay-outdoor at Milwaukee -134 Arizona +124 Dallas 1 1 .500 1/2 21. Bryson DeChambeau 961 $2,570,587 Philadelphia 4 5 2 14 12 15 Guillermo Garcia-Lopez d. at Los Angeles Off Colorado Off Minnesota 0 1 .000 1 22. Rickie Fowler 920 $2,701,060 9 p.m. Rockies at Dodgers ESPN FIRE 3 6 2 11 15 20 #5 Adrian Mannarino, 6-3, 4-6, 6-1 AMERICAN LEAGUE TUESDAY Las Vegas 1 0 .000 1 23. Alex Noren 882 $2,331,926 Maximilian Marterer d. Baltimore -123 at White Sox +113 Toronto FC 3 6 1 10 14 19 Seattle 0 1 .000 1/2 24. Brian Harman 879 $2,179,726 NBA PLAYOFFS Montreal 3 9 0 9 14 27 #6 Gael Monfils, 2-6, 6-4, 6-4 Los Angeles -111 at Toronto +101 25. Chez Reavie 874 $2,170,961 Federico Coria d. N. Kicker, 4-6, 6-1, 7-5 Boston -205 at Tampa Bay +185 D.C. United 2 5 2 8 13 17 TUESDAY’S SCHEDULE 31. Jordan Spieth 763 $2,019,826 WESTERN W L T PTS GF GA Las Vegas at Washington, 6 Dusan Lajovic d. H. Zeballos, 6-4, 6-2 8 p.m. G4, Rockets at Warriors TNT, WMVP-AM 1000 New York -154 at Texas +144 35. Rory McIlroy 715 $2,261,763 Roberto Carballes Baena d. at Minnesota -157 Detroit +147 Kansas City 7 2 3 24 24 13 Los Angeles at Indiana, 6 51. Tiger Woods 548 $1,428,327 WEDNESDAY’S SCHEDULE Laslo Djere, 7-6 (3), 6-7 (4), 6-3 BOWLING at Oakland -144 Seattle +134 Los Angeles FC 6 3 2 20 23 18 52. Kevin Streelman 538 $1,207,002 Gilles Simon d. J. S-Montana, 6-4, 6-2 INTERLEAGUE TUESDAY Portland 5 3 2 17 16 15 Atlanta at Sky,11a.m. Dallas at Minnesota, 7 Cameron Norrie d. at Cubs -105 Cleveland -105 FCDallas 4 1 5171611 OFFICIAL PGA TOUR EARNINGS Seattle at Phoenix, 9 Jose Hernandez-Fernandez, 7-6 (5), 6-1 7 p.m. USBC Queens CBSSN at Houston -270 San Fran. +240 Vancouver 4 5 4 16 16 24 GOLFER EV MONEY at St. Louis -193 Kansas City +178 Houston 4 3 3 15 23 17 1. Justin Thomas 13 $5,523,800 WTA INTERNATIONAUX WOMEN’S COLLEGE GOLF NBA LA Galaxy 4 6 1 13 15 19 AHL PLAYOFFS 2. Jason Day 10 $4,175,166 DE STRASBOURG TUESDAY Minnesota 4 7 1 13 14 22 3. Patrick Reed 16 $3,859,652 R1 in Strasbourg, France; clay-outdoor 10 a.m. NCAA team match play quarterfinals Golf Channel at Golden State 8 Houston Real Salt Lake 4 6 1 13 14 25 4. Bubba Watson 12 $3,714,764 #1 Ashleigh Barty d. San Jose 2 6 3 9 18 22 EASTERN CONFERENCE FINALS 5. Phil Mickelson 13 $3,647,601 Luksika Kumkhum, 6-4, 6-4 Seattle 2 5 2 8 7 11 TORONTO 2, LEHIGH VALLEY 0 6. Webb Simpson 14 $3,438,767 #2 Daria Gavrilova d. 3 p.m. NCAA team match play semifinals Golf Channel Colorado 2 6 2 8 11 17 GAME 1: TORONTO 4-3 7. Dustin Johnson 9 $3,358,525 Jennifer Brady, 7-6 (8), 7-6 (6) COLLEGE LACROSSE MONDAY’S RESULT GAME 2: TORONTO 3-2 (OT) 8. Patton Kizzire 17 $3,177,988 #3 Anastasia Pavlyuchenkova d. TENNIS LA Galaxy 1, Montreal 0 Wednesday: at Lehigh Valley, 6:05 9. Justin Rose 9 $3,149,877 Tatjana Maria, 6-0, 6-0 Friday: at Lehigh Valley, 6:05 #5 Dominika Cibulkova d. DIV. I TOURNAMENT NATIONAL WOMEN’S SOCCER 10. Marc Leishman 14 $3,066,834 x-May 26: at Lehigh Valley, 6:05 11. Jon Rahm 11 $2,811,018 Chloe Paquet, 6-4, 6-2 1 p.m. ATP Geneva Tennis Channel (more, 5 a.m. Wed.) CLUB W L T PTS GF GA Saturday’s semifinals x-May 28: at Toronto, 6 12. Tony Finau 16 $2,704,545 #6 Timea Babos d. At Gillette Stadium North Carolina 7 0 2 23 15 6 x-May 30: at Toronto, 6 13. Rickie Fowler 11 $2,701,060 Fiona Ferro, 6-4, 6-0 Foxborough, Mass. (11 a.m./1:30 Seattle 4 1 2 14 11 6 14. Pat Perez 13 $2,608,341 Sam Stosur d. Sofia Kenin, 6-3, 6-2 CYCLING Maryland (14-3) vs. Johns Hopkins-Duke EASTERN CONFERENCE FINALS Orlando 3 2 3 12 8 7 15. Bryson DeChambeau 14 $2,570,587 #8 Hsieh Su-wei d. Yale (15-3) vs. Albany (NY) (16-2) TEXAS 2, ROCKFORD 0 Portland 3 3 3 12 12 12 16. Paul Casey 11 $2,569,185 Kaia Kanepi, 2-6, 7-5, 6-2 Championships; Monday, May 28 GAME 1: TEXAS 4-2 Pauline Parmentier d. GIRO D’ITALIA STANDINGS RED STARS 2 2 6 12 12 11 17. Aaron Wise 18 $2,563,642 *-time behind Semifinal winners, noon GAME 1: TEXAS 3-5 (OT) Wang Yafan, 6-4, 7-6 (8) Monday: Rest day Utah 2 1 5 11 7 5 1. Simon Yates, Britain 65:57:37. Tuesday: at Rockford, 7 18. Luke List 19 $2,477,595 Lucie Safarova d. 2. Tom Dumoulin, Netherlands 2:11* REMAINING STAGES Houston 1 4 4 7 7 13 Thursday: at Rockford, 7 19. Chesson Hadley 18 $2,402,927 21.25 miles Marina Melnikova, 6-2, 4-6, 6-3 3. Domenico Pozzovivo, Itlay 2:28* Tuesday’s stage 16: Washington 1 5 2 5 7 12 x-Friday: at Rockford, 7 20. Patrick Cantlay 12 $2,398,123 from Trento - Rovereto (ITT) 4. Thibaut Pinot, France 2:37* AUTO RACING Sky Blue FC 0511512 x-May 28: at Texas, 7 5. Miguel Angel Lopez, Colombia 4:27* Wednesday’s stage 17: 96.3 miles WEDNESDAY’S SCHEDULE x-May 29: at Texas, 7 6. Richard Carapaz, Ecuador 4:47* from Riva del Gardo - Iseo North Carolina at Orlando, 6:30 (best-of-7; x-if necessary; MINOR LEAGUE BASEBALL 7. Chris Froome, Britain 4:52* 102ND INDIANAPOLIS 500 Thursday’s stage 18: 121.8 miles Sky Blue FC at Washingtpon, 6:30 home team in CAPS) 8. George Bennett, New Zealand 5:34* Lineup at Indianapolis Motor Speedway; Seattle at Houston, 7 9. Pello Bilbao, Spain 5:59* from Abbiategrasso - Prato Nevoso race: May 27. lap: 2.5 miles; all chassis MIDWEST LEAGUE AMERICAN ASSOCIATION 10. Patrick Konrad, Austria 6:13* Friday’s stage 19: 114.3 miles from Dallara; C-Chevrolet; H-Honda EASTERN W L PCT. GB NORTH W L PCT. GB SP # MMPH 46. Benjamin King, U.S. 1:16:37* Venaria Reale - Bardonecchia ROW 1 TRANSACTIONS Lansing (Blue Jays) 29 15 .659 — Fargo-Moorhead 3 1 .750 — 55. Nathan Brown, U.S. 1:26:32* Saturday’s stage 20: 133 miles from 1. 20 Ed Carpenter C 229.618 Bowling Green (Rays) 26 16 .619 2 St. Paul 3 1 .750 — 58. Joe Dombrowski, U.S. 1:35:53* 1 Susa - Cervinia 2. 22 Simon Pagenaud C 228.761 Brandon Parker. W. Michigan (Tigers) 23 19 .548 5 ⁄2 Sioux Falls 2 1 .667 1/2 68. Chad Haga, U.S. 1:47:35* BASEBALL 1 Dayton (Reds) 21 20 .512 6 ⁄2 1 Sunday’s stage 21: 71.45 miles in Rome 3. 12 Will Power C 228.607 Philadelphia: Named Andy Weidl direc- Winnipeg 2 2 .500 ⁄2 ROW 2 Commissioner’s Office: Extended the tor of player personnel, Alan Wolking as- Fort Wayne (Padres) 20 22 .476 8 1 administrative leave of Toronto RHP 1 Gary Southshore 1 2 .333 1 ⁄2 4. 1 Josef Newgarden C 228.405 Lake County (Indians) 19 24 .442 9 ⁄2 COLLEGE SOFTBALL COLLEGE BASEBALL Roberto Osuna through May 28. sistant director of college scouting, Chicago 1 3 .250 2 5. 18 Sebastien Bourdais H 228.142 Shawn Heinlen Southwest area scout, South Bend (Cubs) 17 25 .405 11 AMERICAN LEAGUE 1 6. 21 Spencer Pigot C 228.107 Patrick Stewart national scout, Ryan Great Lakes (Dodgers) 13 28 .317 14 ⁄2 SOUTH W L PCT. GB ROW 3 New York: Recalled RHP Giovanny Galle- WESTERN W L PCT. GB DIV I SUPER REGIONALS COLLEGIATE BASEBALL POLL gos from Scranton/Wilkes-Barre (IL). Myers West Coast area scout, Jim Ward Sioux City 3 1 .750 — Northeast area scout, Casey Weidl play- (Best-of-3; x-if necessary; host school is Records through May 20. Voting is done 7. 13 Danica Patrick C 228.090 Oakland: Optioned C Josh Phegley to Clinton (Mariners) 22 18 .550 Wichita 2 1 .667 1/2 8. 3 Helio Castroneves C 227.859 er personnel coordinator and Lee DiVa- 1 home team for Game 1; visiting school is by coaches, sports writers and sports in- Nashville (PCL). Designated C Dustin Peoria (Cardinals) 22 19 .537 ⁄2 Cleburne 2 2 .500 1 9. 9 Scott Dixon H 227.610 lerio scouting assistant. 1 home team for Game 2; coin flip deter- formation directors: Garneau for assignment. Reinstated C 1 Kansas City 1 2 .333 1 ⁄2 ROW 4 CANADIAN FOOTBALL LEAGUE Quad Cities (Astros) 23 20 .535 ⁄2 mines home team for Game 3 RK. SCHOOL REC PTS LW Bruce Maxwell from the restricted list. 1 Lincoln 1 3 .250 2 Signed RB Jordan Robinson. Cedar Rapids (Twins) 20 19 .513 1 ⁄2 At Gainesville, Fla. 10. 14 Tony Kanaan C 227.664 Texas: Designated RHP Kevin Jepsen for Edmonton: 1. Stanford 43-8 495 3 Winnipeg: Placed DB Zavian Bingham on Kane Co. (D’backs) 20 20 .500 2 Texas 1 2 .250 2 Thursday: Florida vs. Texas A&M, 6 11. 4 Matheus Leist C 227.571 assignment. Recalled RHP Matt Bush 1 2. Florida 41-15 493 1 12. 98 Marco Andretti H 227.288 the retired list. Beloit (Athletics) 19 20 .487 2 ⁄2 Friday: Florida vs. Texas A&M, 6 from Round Rock (PCL). MONDAY’S RESULTS 3. Oregon State 42-9-1 491 2 ROW 5 Wisconsin (Brewers) 21 23 .477 3 x-Saturday: Florida vs. Texas A&M, 4 NATIONAL LEAGUE HOCKEY 1 4. Clemson 43-13 489 4 Burlington (Angels) 17 24 .415 5 ⁄2 St. Paul 6, Chicago Dogs 4 At Eugene, Ore. 13. 19 Zachary De Melo H 226.999 Cubs: Optioned LHP Randy Rosario to Fargo-Moorhead 4, Cleburne 3 5. North Carolina 37-17 486 6 NATIONAL HOCKEY LEAGUE MONDAY’S RESULTS Thursday: Oregon vs. Kentucky, 8 14. 28 Ryan Hunter-Reay H 226.788 Iowa (PCL). Winnipeg 3, Texas 2 6. Georgia 37-17 483 8 Blackhawks: Agreed to terms with F Do- Lansing 2, South Bend 1 Friday: Oregon vs. Kentucky, 10 15. 23 Charlie Kimball C 226.657 Milwaukee: Optioned RHP Freddy Per- minik Kahun, D Darren Raddysh and G x-Saturday: Oregon vs. Kentucky, 8 7. Mississippi 42-14 481 10 ROW 6 alta to Colorado Springs (PCL). Reinstat- Clinton 4, Burlington 3 TUESDAY’S SCHEDULE 8. N.C. State 40-14 477 7 Kevin Lankinen on two-year contracts Cedar Rapids 3, Kane County 2 Wichita at Wichita, 11 a.m. At Los Angeles 16. 30 Takuma Sato H 226.557 ed RHP Chase Anderson from the 10-day and D Lucas Carlsson on a three-year Thursday: UCLA vs. Arizona, 8 9. Arkansas 37-17 475 5 DL. Beloit 2, Peoria 0 Winnipeg at Texas, 11:05 a.m. 10. Duke 39-14 474 9 17. 32 Kyle Kaiser C 226.398 contract. Friday: UCLA vs. Arizona, 8 18. 6 Robert Wickens H 226.296 Washington: Placed RHP Ryan Madsen Wisconsin 2, Quad Cities 1 Fargo-Moorhead at Cleburne, 6:06 11. Southern Miss. 39-15 472 13 Anaheim: Signed coach Dallas Eakins to Fort Wayne at West Michigan, ppd. Wichita at Lincoln, 5:45 x-Saturday: UCLA vs. Arizona, 6 ROW 7 on the 10-day DL, retroactive to Thurs- a multiyear contract extension. Named At Athens, Ga. 12. Texas 37-18 469 16 day. Selected the contract of LHP Tim Great Lakes at Bowling Green, ppd. Gary Southshore at Kansas City, 7:05 19. 33 James Davison C 226.255 Marty Wilford assistant coach. Friday: Georgia vs. Tennessee, 4 13. Texas Tech 38-15 467 19 Collins from Syracuse (IL). Transferred Lake County at Dayton, susp. Sioux City at Sioux Falls, 7:05 20. 59 Max Chilton C 226.212 Detroit: Signed G Patrik Rybar to a one- Saturday: Georgia vs. Tennessee, 2 14. South Carolina 32-22 465 11 2B Howie Kendrick to the 60-day DL. 21. 29 Carlos Munoz H 226.048 year, entry-level contract. x-Sunday: Georgia vs. Tennessee, 2 15. Minnesota 37-13 464 15 AMERICAN ASSOCIATION ROW 8 Minnesota: Named Paul Fenton general MONDAY’S RESULT At Tallahassee, Fla. 16. Florida State 39-17 462 22 Sioux City: Released RHP Holden FRONTIER LEAGUE manager. No games scheduled. Friday: Florida State vs. LSU, 6 17. Stetson 41-11 460 23 22. 88 Gabby Chaves C 226.007 Helmink. EAST W L PCT. GB 18. St. John’s 36-14 458 12 23. 25 Stefan Wilson H 225.862 New Jersey: Signed D Egor Yakovlev to a Saturday: Florida State vs. LSU, 4 FOOTBALL one-year, entry-level contract. Lake Erie 6 3 .667 — TUESDAY’S SCHEDULE 19. Tenn. Tech 46-7 455 18 24. 24 Sage Karam C 225.823 1 x-Sunday: Florida State vs. LSU, 2 Windy City 5 3 .625 ⁄2 Joliet at Normal, 6:35 ROW 9 At Norman, Okla. 20. Oklahoma St 29-22-1 452 14 NATIONAL FOOTBALL LEAGUE OLYMPIC SPORTS Washington 5 4 .556 1 Schaumburg at River City, 6:35 21. UCLA 35-17 450 — Friday: Oklahoma vs. Arkansas, 4 25. 26 Zach Veach H 225.748 Arizona: Released CB Marcus Williams. USOC: Named Wendy Guthrie senior di- Traverse City 4 5 .444 2 Evansville at Windy City, 7:05 22. Houston 33-21 448 20 Released G Richie Incognito Saturday: Oklahoma vs. Arkansas, noon 26. 64 Oriol Servia H 225.699 Buffalo: rector of athlete safety. Joliet 3 6 .333 3 Lake Erie at Gateway, 7:05 23. South Florida 32-18-1 446 — from the reserve/retired list. x-Sunday: Oklahoma vs. Arkansas, noon 27. 66 JR Hildebrand C 225.418 Schaumburg 3 6 .333 3 WEDNESDAY’S SCHEDULE At Seattle 24. C. Carolina 38-17 445 24 ROW 10 Cincinnati: Signed C Billy Price to a four- SOCCER WEST Evansville at Windy City, 10:35 a.m. Friday: Washington vs. Alabama, 8 25. Louisville 40-16 444 25 28. 7 Jay Howard H 225.388 year contract. MAJOR LEAGUE SOCCER Florence at Traverse City, 4:05 Saturday: Washington vs. Alabama, 6 26. UConn 32-18-1 442 — 29. 10 Ed Jones H 225.362 Detroit: Waived CB Josh Okonye. Nashville: Named Ian Ayre chief execu- Gateway 5 3 .625 — Southern Illinois at Washington, 5:05 x-Sunday: Washington at Alabama, 6 27. Purdue 34-18 439 — 30. 15 Graham Rahal H 225.327 Claimed WR Chris Lacy off waivers from tive officer. Florence 5 3 .625 — Florence at Traverse City, 6:05 At Tempe, Ariz. 28. East Carolina 39-15 437 21 ROW 11 New England. River City 5 3 .625 — Schaumburg at River City, 6:35 Friday: Arizona St. vs. South Carolina, 9 29. Vanderbilt 31-24 434 — Green Bay: Placed DT Filipo Mokofisi on COLLEGE 1 31. 60 Jack Harvey H 225.254 Evansville 5 4 .556 ⁄2 Joliet at Normal, 6:35 Saturday: Ariz St. vs. South Carolina, 7. 30. Missouri State 35-15 430 29 the reserve/retired list. 1 32. 27 Alexander Rossi H 224.935 Northwestern: Named Emanuel Dildy Southern Illinois 4 5 .444 1 ⁄2 Lake Erie at Gateway, 7:05 x-Sunday: Ariz St vs. South Carolina, 7 Oakland: Signed CB Nick Nelson and OT 1 33. 17 Conor Daly H 224.429 assistant men’s basketball coach. Normal 2 7 .222 3 ⁄2 Southern Illinois at Washington, 7:05

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on Cats The NFL determined sexual assault allega- tions against Lions coach Matt Patricia from 1996 By Teddy Greenstein are not subject to its personal conduct policy. Chicago Tribune “The allegations occurred well before his affiliation with the NFL,” the league said Monday Northwestern has twice after completing its review of the Lions’ tried to persuade quarterback interviewing process. Patricia has said he was Hunter Johnson to spend his falsely accused of allegations that resurfaced in a college years in Evanston. Will Detroit News report. The accuser did not testify the third time be the charm? and the case was dismissed. Johnson, a five-star recruit ■ DT Aaron Donald is skipping another set of in the Class of 2017 from offseason workouts while his contract negotia- Indiana, is back on the market tions with the Rams drag on. ... NFL commis- after announcing he will sioner Roger Goodell said Congress should enact transfer from Clemson. uniform standards for any states that plan to A TigerIllustrated.com re- legislate sports betting. The Supreme Court last port got the attention of NU week struck down a 1992 law barring most coach Pat Fitzgerald and his state-authorized sports gambling. ... G Richie staff because of this sentence: Incognito is free to resume his career after the “We are told Northwestern Bills released him from their reserve/retired list. and Purdue are under strong The move came six weeks after Incognito consideration by Johnson.” abruptly announced he was retiring. Johnson’s brother, Cole, AP played at Northwestern from Carol Mann, a two-time major champion who won 38 LPGA Tour titles, has died. She was 77. AUTO RACING: Robert Wickens crashed during 2013 to ’16 as a walk-on the second-to-last practice for the Indianapolis receiver. Though he played CAROL MANN 1941-2018 500, another headache for Schmidt Peterson sparingly, he was said to have Motorsports just two days after top driver James had a positive experience. Hinchcliffe failed to make the field. A source said Fitzgerald has LPGA star had 38 wins reconnected with their par- COLLEGES: Kansas fired athletic director Shea- ents, Reed and Shana. Johnson hon Zenger. The school will pay him roughly $1.5 would have three years of Hall of Famer got into the LPGA Tour Hall of then-record 72.04 scoring million in salary and benefits. ... Sophomore G eligibility remaining after sit- Fame and World Golf Hall of average — with eight more Josh Okogie will remain in the NBA draft, ending ting out this fall. her career started Fame in 1977. victories and the LPGA his career at Georgia Tech after two seasons. ... NU offered Hunter John- at Olympia Fields Mann was born in Buf- money title in 1969. South Carolina F Chris Silva is withdrawing from son a scholarship during his falo, N.Y., and grew up in But Mann became burned the NBA draft and returning to the Gamecocks sophomore season at Browns- Tribune news services Baltimore before her family out in the late 1970s, accord- for his senior year. ... Jurors in Los Angeles have burg High School, west of moved to Chicago when she ing to her Hall of Fame bio, found the NCAA did not defame former USC Indianapolis. The 6-foot-2, Hall of Fame golfer Carol was 13. According to her saying in author Liz Kahn’s assistant football coach Todd McNair over a case 210-pounder was the No. 2 Mann, who developed her World Golf Hall of Fame bio, “The LPGA: The Unauthor- linked to the misdeeds involving Reggie Bush. pro-style QB and No. 30 over- game at Olympia Fields it wasn’t until then that she ized Version:” “I had made a all prospect in the Class of Country Club while growing began to develop a golf tremendous effort, and it SWIMMING: Olympian Ariana Kukors Smith 2017 in 247Sports.com’s com- up in Chicago, has died, the swing after the family joined still wasn’t satisfying. I said sued USA Swimming, alleging the organization posite rankings. LPGA Tour said Monday. Olympia Fields. to my father: ‘Daddy, is this knew her former coach sexually abused her as a Johnson completed 21 of 27 She was 77. She would commute to all there is to life? Is this all minor, failed to protect her and covered it up. passes in seven games last The LPGA issued a state- tournaments by train, her the accomplishment I can Kukors Smith alleges Sean Hutchison groomed season with two touchdowns ment that Mann died Sun- bio says, and she won the expect? Is this the only kick her for sexual abuse when she was 13, started and an interception. But he day at her home in The Western Junior and Chicago I’m going to have?’ ” touching and kissing her when she was 16, and opted to leave after it was Woodlands, Texas. Tour of- Junior in 1958 and the Chi- Mann was president of engaged in sexual activity with her when she was apparent he would be third ficials said a family member cago Women’s Amateur in Houston-based Carol Mann 17. Hutchison has denied the allegations. string behind incumbent Kelly notified them of Mann’s 1960. Golf Services, the first fe- Bryant and freshman Trevor death. “I was awkward, shy, male-owned and -operated TENNIS: French Open organizers will not give Lawrence, the composite No. 1 Mann won 38 LPGA titles without any poise, and I course design and manage- Serena Williams a seeding. Williams, a three- recruit in the Class of 2018 — including 10 victories in giggled,” Mann, who stood ment firm. time French Open champion, is expected to play who is expected to push Bry- 1968 — and two major cham- 6-foot-3, was quoted as say- LPGA Commissioner in her first major since giving birth to her ant for the starting job. pionships: the 1964 Wom- ing by the World Golf Hall of Mike Whan said Mann has daughter in September. While she was No. 1 With Clayton Thorson fin- en’s Western Open Invita- Fame. been “part of the fabric of when she left the tour to give birth, Williams is ishing his career this fall, the tional and the 1965 U.S. She attended the Uni- the LPGA for more than 55 currently ranked No. 453. Wildcats figure to have a grave Women’s Open. versity of North Carolina at years.” need at quarterback starting in She also served as LPGA Greensboro and joined the Fellow Hall of Famer An- ALSO: Predators executive Paul Fenton has been 2019. president from 1973-76 and LPGA Tour in 1961. She nika Sorenstam tweeted that hired as general manager of the NHL’s Wild. ... was an analyst for men’s and followed up her 10-win 1968 she felt “honored to have Polish soccer club Lech Poznan must play eight [email protected] women’s golf on ABC, ESPN season — in which she also known Carol and shared games next season without spectators because of Twitter @TeddyGreenstein and NBC. She was inducted won the Vare Trophy with a stories and laughs together.” rioting and brawling by fans. 6 Chicago Tribune | Chicago Sports | Section 3 | Tuesday, May 22, 2018 D

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STANLEY CUP PLAYOFFS CAPITALS 3, LIGHTNING 0 Knights Physical following Caps force smart road a Game 7 Rosenbloom, from Page 1 months that don’t mean anything be- By Steven Whyno cause it always was going to be Warri- Associated Press ors-Rockets and Cavaliers-Celtics, and here we are and there they are. Is that WASHINGTON — Facing elimina- what you want? tion at home, the Capitals looked deter- I’ll take drama. I’ll take the unexpect- mined to hit everything that moved in ed. I’ll take the inexplicable and the Game 6 of the Eastern Conference finals. insane. The cherished randomness of The goal was to finish checks on the NHL demands that you watch. Lightning players as much as possible, Sports charm us with moments we though at one point Devante Smith-Pelly never have witnessed. This is that. This decked Dan Girardi and took teammate is one of the big reasons we watch. Jay Beagle down with him. Some people, however, believe the “I apologized to him,” Smith-Pelly Knights are living out one of the more said. “I said sorry. He didn’t seem to embarrassing stories in sports history care.” because they have made it look easy and Sorry, not sorry. because their success indicts the NHL’s The Capitals made no apologies for diluted product borne of a hard salary taking the body and grinding out a cap and soft-headed general managers. physical 3-0 victory Monday night that If it was that easy to win 51 games, tied the playoff series and set up a then the Blackhawks would have done deciding Game 7.T.J. Oshie had a goal on it. If the league was that diluted, then the power play and an empty-netter, the Hawks should swap leagues with Smith-Pelly scored a backbreaker and the Regina Pats. The more you hear Braden Holtby stopped all 24 shots, but people rip the league for such a specta- it was the bruising style that kept the cle, the more you diminish whatever Capitals alive and could still pay more Hawks dynasty talk you spewed. dividends. This isn’t embarrassment. It’s history. “You’ve got to wear them down,” Embarrassment is demanding a new Smith-Pelly said. “Every game, if guys owner fork over $500 million and then are going to be playing 25, 30 minutes, sticking the new franchise with a last- it’s tough when you’re getting hit every place team for five years. The NHL single shift. We’ve been on the body all didn’t hose the new guy. The reward for game and all series. If it shows up in DAVID ZALUBOWSKI/AP the league and the new owner is one of Game 7 where guys are starting to get Blackhawks prospect Victor Ejdsell, acquired in the Ryan Hartman trade on Feb. 26, has the biggest and best stories in sports tired, then it was all worth it.” scored five goals for Rockford during the AHL’s Calder Cup playoffs. history. Game 7 is Wednesday night at Tampa The NHL expansion draft rules were Bay. The winner faces the Golden more generous than previously seen, Knights, who are in the Stanley Cup but still, other teams were allowed to Final in their first season. protect at least eight skaters (including Alex Ovechkin, Tom Wilson and all players with no-movement clauses), Brooks Orpik led the charge in the all players with less than three years’ grueling Game 6, throwing their bodies Answering pro experience and their No. 1 goalie. around all night like human wrecking The Knights managed to acquire balls. Orpik separated Cedric Paquette speed and talent thanks to GM George from the puck twice on one shift, McPhee’s deft handling of the expan- Ovechkin leveled rookie Yanni Gourde sion draft. And these pieces of ore and and Wilson was his usual self, dishing other mixed metals were alchemized out a handful of crushing body checks. into Golden Knights by coach Gerard The Capitals outhit the Lightning call in AHL Gallant, who had been fired by the 39-19 and outshot them 34-24, bruising Panthers and so had a lot in common and battering them all over the ice. with his players. “It’s desperation, really,” Orpik said. Hawks prospect Ejdsell propels IceHogs’ playoff run The Knights finished fifth in goals “You try to empty the tank as much as per game and eighth in goals-against you can. That’s one area where we have By Jimmy Greenfield games of the season and tallying one assist, per game. Their goal differential of an edge is the size and physical play.” Chicago Tribune Ejdsell joined the IceHogs for the tail end of plus-44 was sixth-best in the NHL. That edge was noticeable in Game 6 their regular season. First-year IceHogs That’s playing a team game all over the when the Capitals fired up an already It isn’t easy getting Victor Ejdsell on the coach Jeremy Colliton, who coached ice, a point underscored when you raucous crowd well before Oshie’s phone, not that he isn’t willing to talk. It’s against Ejdsell in the SHL last season, sees realize the Knights went through five power-play goal 15:12 into the second just that the Swedish forward wasn’t sure Ejdsell as a difference-maker who draws in goalies this season because of injuries, period. While Lightning goaltender An- how much time he would be spending in defenders and can score from all over the including one they had to recall from drei Vasilevskiy was again on top of his North America and hasn’t upgraded his cell ice. Ejdsell’s 11 shots on goal in the playoffs juniors. game in stopping 31 of 33 shots, Orpik phone plan. are far off the team lead, but he scored on a In winning the Pacific Division with a said the Capitals wanted to give back to “It has been stupid,” he said with a laugh. ridiculous five of his first seven shots. 51-24-7 record, the Knights finished fans for their energy and did so by laying Nearly two months after arriving in It has been an adjustment for Ejdsell 29-10-2 at home, the best record in the out Lightning players. Chicago from Stockholm and making his playing on the narrower North American Western Conference and second-best in From Wilson’s big hit on Paquette on debut with the Blackhawks, the 6-foot-5, rinks, just as it is for many European players the league. It would appear NHL play- his first shift through the time Smith- 214-pound Ejdsell’s return home has been who grow up accustomed to playing on ers didn’t know how to act during a Pelly scored with 9:58 left, the physical put on hiatus because of the success the 100-foot wide rinks. Losing 15 feet means night in Las Vegas. What happens in play took a toll on the Lightning, who Rockford IceHogs are having in the Calder there’s less room to play with the puck and Vegas stays in the loss column. Stick tap didn’t have the energy left to muster a Cup playoffs. They swept their first two decisions have to be made faster. for the Knights’ discipline and smarts late comeback. Lightning captain Steven series with seven straight victories, in large “He’s still young and he’s a big boy so on and off the ice. Stamkos said simply the Capitals “ex- part because of Ejdsell’s three game- sometimes those guys take a little more And for everyone who believes they ecuted their game plan” and the Light- winning goals that included a series- time to grow into their body,” Colliton said. are riding nothing but home-casino ning didn’t respond. clinching overtime score in the first round “When you look at him in five years his advantage, there’s this: In sweeping the to eliminate the Wolves. body will look a little bit different. So that Kings in the first round, eliminating the The IceHogs dropped the first two games will help. Sharks in six games in the second and of their best-of-seven conference final “The other part of it is how you play, wiping out the Jets in five in the confer- against the Texas Stars that picks up again thinking quicker, responding quicker, reac- ence finals, the Knights clinched all Tuesday night with Game 3 in Rockford. tion when the puck turns over from offense three series on the road. What happens The whirlwind for Ejdsell began last May to defense or defense to offense. That can in Vegas also happens everywhere else. when he agreed to an NHL entry-level allow you to be quicker to loose pucks and And now the Knights might get their contract with the Predators and, by virtue get to battles on time and then you start names etched on the venerable Stanley of that decision, rejected the Blackhawks, winning a few more and then you have the Cup. It sounds crazy, but it’s as real as one of three teams he was considering. puck more and the game becomes easier.” four more victories. Having apparently decided on his own Ejdsell’s girlfriend came over with him Then again, when you have a hot short-term future, Ejdsell went to training when he first arrived but she returned to goalie, a scorching top line and timely camp in July to prepare for the upcoming Sweden a month ago. Living on his own in a contributions in many areas from the season with his Swedish Hockey League hotel has been made much more palatable rest of the roster, imagining those four team. But on Feb. 26, while in the process of with the help of teammates like John additional victories isn’t that crazy. leading the league in scoring, he received Hayden and Lance Bouma, who he said Where’s the rule that says an expansion word the Blackhawks hadn’t quite given up have been taking really good care of him and team isn’t allowed to execute the usual on him. give him rides to the rink and back each day. playoff formula? The Hawks had acquired Ejdsell, who Being on a winning team has helped, too. If you think this is the NHL embar- turns 23 next month, and the Predators’ first- “We have speed, we have skill and rassing itself, then you must be new and fourth-round picks in this year’s draft for everything you need to be a winning team,” around here. A league in desperate need forward Ryan Hartman and a fifth-rounder. Ejdsell said. “The group is very close to each of something good is getting one of the It was a trade that surprised Ejdsell but also other. It’s like coming to the rink every day greatest stories in sports. gave him plenty to smile about. and everybody has a smile on their face In the NHL, anything can happen. “I turned them down and they still tried happy to be there and enjoying the time we Except for a Canadian team winning the ROB CARR/GETTY to get me and wanted me,” he said. “You get had. Everything has just been clicking for us.” Cup. T.J. Oshie of the Capitals celebrates his a good feeling from that. It makes you feel second-period goal with Nicklas Back- like you’re important.” [email protected] [email protected] strom. Oshie added an empty-netter. After playing in the Blackhawks’ final six Twitter @jcgreenx Twitter @steverosenbloom

NBA PLAYOFFS CAVALIERS 111, CELTICS 102 Cavaliers come back to life to even series James scores 44 points to turn third. this postseason. But to do it again the Cavs will have to The Celtics hung around in the second East finals into a best-of-three win in Boston, where the Celtics are 9-0 this half and pulled within 100-93 on Marcus postseason. Smart’s basket with 4:29 left. But Thomp- Associated Press Game 5 is Wednesday night at TD son got free for a dunk, and after a miss by Center. the Celtics, James recovered after making CLEVELAND — LeBron James scored “It’s a hostile environment,” James said. his seventh turnover by making a steal and 44 points, surpassed Kareem Abdul-Jabbar “We understand that, we know that there’s layup. atop a postseason list and helped the no love in there. ... It’s going to be a great Moments later, James drilled a 3-pointer Cavaliers even the Eastern Conference atmosphere.” from the left wing to finally put away the finals at 2-2 on Monday night with a 111-102 Kyle Korver added 14 points with several young Celtics, who will now feel the victory over the Celtics, who are looking hustle plays, and Tristan Thompson had 13 immense pressure of trying to hold off the forward to getting home. points and 12 rebounds for the Cavs. three-time champion. Pushed by a raucous crowd that wasn’t so Jaylen Brown scored 25 and the Celtics Celtics coach Brad Stevens considered confident a few days ago, the Cavs held off had all five scorers in double figures, but changing his starting lineup, but decided to the Celtics’ comeback in the fourth quarter they fell behind by 19 in the first half and stick with the same first five — Brown, and squared a series that is now a didn’t have enough to catch up. Jayson Tatum, Marcus Morris, Al Horford, best-of-three. And, of course, they didn’t have James, and Terry Rozier — as he did in the first The Cavs are trying to become the 20th who moved past Abdul-Jabbar (2,356) for three games. team — out of 300 — to overcome a 2-0 the most field goals in playoff history. James Boston’s starters held their own, but GREGORY SHAMUS/GETTY deficit and James, who has already orches- also recorded his 25th career postseason none of them was able to match James LeBron James shoots in the first half of the trated two such rallies, is a step closer to a game with at least 40 points — his sixth in when it mattered most. Cavaliers’ Game 4 win over the Celtics. Chicago Tribune | Chicago Sports | Section 3 | Tuesday, May 22, 2018 7 eNEWSPAPER BONUS COVERAGE

ROB CARR/GETTY American Pharoah, ridden by Victor Espinoza, pulls away down the stretch to win the 2015 Belmont Stakes, becoming the first horse since 1978 to win the exclusive Triple Crown. Very few in exclusive club With only Belmont left, Justify looks to join select group in winning horse racing’s Triple Crown look at the horses who have won Secretariat | 1973: A chestnut colt by thoroughbred racing’s Triple Bold Ruler-Somethingroyal, by Prince- Crown — the Kentucky Derby, quillo. Owned by Meadow Stable, trained A by Lucien Laurin and ridden by Ron Preakness and Belmont Stakes. Turcotte. The first Triple Crown winner in 25 American Pharoah | 2015: A bay colt years captured the attention of millions by Pioneerof the Nile-Lit- as he set two world records, two track tleprincessemma, by Yankee Gentleman. records and tied another as a 3-year-old. Owned by Zayat Stables LLC, trained by Became the only Kentucky Derby Bob Baffert and ridden by Victor Es- winner ever to finish under 2 minutes pinoza. with a 1:59 2/5 clocking, passing rivals on 1 Egyptian-born owner Ahmed Zayat the outside for a 2 ⁄2-length victory over bred the colt and put him up for sale Sham. Secretariat beat Sham by the same before buying him back for $300,000. His margin in the Preakness. name came courtesy of the family’s He posted one of the greatest feats in online contest, in which a woman from thoroughbred racing history with a Missouri submitted the winning moni- 31-length victory in the Belmont Stakes. ker, but the misspelling of “Pharoah” Secretariat set a world record time of 2:24 1 wasn’t noticed until the name was for the 1 ⁄2 miles, shattering Gallant already official. Man’s record by 2 3/5 seconds. American Pharoah — his tail short- ened after being bitten off on the farm as a Citation | 1948: A bay colt by Bull youngster — became the first horse since Lea-Hydroplane II, by Hyperion. Owned Afleet Alex in 2005 to run in all three by Calumet Farm, trained by Jimmy races and win the Belmont. Jones and ridden by Eddie Arcaro. American Pharoah rallied in the Posted 19 victories and a second in 20 stretch to beat Firing Line by a length in starts as a 3-year-old. His only loss was to the Kentucky Derby. He won the Preak- Saggy in the Chesapeake Trial Stakes. AP PHOTO ness in a driving rain. The heavy favorite Stablemate Coaltown set the pace in Ron Turcotte rides Secretariat in the 1973 Belmont Stakes en route to the Triple Crown. broke fast out of the unfavorable No. 1 the Kentucky Derby and Citation took post, took control early and won easily by the lead at the top of the stretch and Whirlaway | 1941: A chestnut colt by father-son combination to win the Triple 1 seven lengths. In the Belmont, he ran coasted to a 3 ⁄2-length victory. In the Blenheim II-Dustwhirl, by Sweep. Crown. 1 wire-to-wire victory to finish 5 ⁄2 lengths Preakness, he led wire-to-wire and fin- Owned by Calumet Farm, trained by Ben He was the second favorite to Nellie 1 1 ahead of Frosted. ished 5 ⁄2 lengths ahead of Vulcan’s Jones and ridden by Eddie Arcaro. Flag, a filly, and closed fast to win by 1 ⁄2 Forge. The final leg was the easiest as he As a 2-year-old, he had a tendency to lengths over Roman Soldier in the Affirmed | 1978: A chestnut colt by again led wire-to-wire and won by eight run the outside rail when going around Kentucky Derby. He came back a week Exclusive Native-Won’t Tell You, by lengths over Better Self in the Belmont. turns, but was cured when trainer Ben later as the favorite in the Preakness and Crafty Admiral. Owned by Harbor View Jones devised a blinker that prevented won by six lengths over Firethorn with Farm, trained by Lazaro S. Barrera and Assault | 1946: A chestnut colt by Bold him from seeing the outside rail. the second fastest time in that race up to ridden by Steve Cauthen. Venture-Igual, by Equipose. Owned by Whirlaway set a Kentucky Derby that time. He overtook Firethorn in the 1 Followed Seattle Slew’s triumph in King Ranch, trained by Max Hirsch and record with a burst of speed in the stretch stretch at Belmont to take the race by 1 ⁄2 1977 to mark the only back-to-back Triple ridden by Warren Mehrtens. to double his four-length lead and shave lengths. 4 Crown winners. Affirmed also had the Assault won the Horse of the Year title Twenty Grand’s mark of 2:01 ⁄5 to toughest road, beating Alydar, the father and took home $424,195, breaking the 2:01 2/5, a record he held for 21 years. A Gallant Fox | 1930: A bay colt by Sir of 1987 Triple Crown hopeful Alysheba, record for 3-year-olds held by the 1930 week later in the Preakness, he came on Gallahad III-Marguerite, by Celt. Owned in all three races by a combined margin of Triple Crown winner Gallant Fox. He from seventh place to the lead at the by Belair Stud, trained by James Fitzsim- 1 less than two lengths. overcame a crippled hoof and only posted quarter-mile mark and won easily by 5 ⁄2 mons and ridden by Earl Sande. Affirmed came off the pace to win the two victories in nine starts as a 2-year-old. lengths over King Cole. Only three horses Including the Triple Crown, he posted 1 Kentucky Derby by 1 ⁄2 lengths, the He was given little consideration as he challenged him in the Belmont and he nine victories and a second in 10 starts to 1 largest margin of the series. He withstood went off at better than 8-1 in the Kentucky won by 2 ⁄2 lengths over Robert Morris. set a record for earnings with $308,275 as a late challenge by Alydar to win by a neck Derby and won by eight lengths over Spy a 3-year-old. in the Preakness. In the Belmont Stakes, Song. He was the favorite for the first War Admiral | 1937: A brown colt by Gallant Fox wore down Crack Brigade, Affirmed and Alydar staged a classic time in his career in the Preakness. He Man o’ War-Brushup, by Sweep. Owned who set the pace, in the stretch to take the head-to-head duel, with Affirmed win- hung on to finish a neck ahead of Lord by Glen Riddle Farm, trained by George Preakness by three-quarters of a length. ning by a head. It is considered perhaps Boswell after having a four-length lead in Conway and ridden by Charles He took the lead in the back stretch and the greatest Triple Crown series ever. the stretch. In the Belmont, Assault was Kurtsinger. won by two lengths over Gallant Knight trailing Natchez by five lengths at the He won all eight of his starts, six of in the Kentucky Derby. Gallant Fox Seattle Slew | 1977: A dark brown colt eighth pole and came on in the final them stakes, as 3-year-old and became completed the sweep with an easy by Bold Reasoning-My Charmer, by furlong to win by three lengths. the first Triple Crown Winner to go three-length victory over Wichone. Poker. Owned by Karen Taylor, trained by unbeaten in his sophomore year. Ben S. Castleman and ridden by Jean Count Fleet | 1943: A brown colt by War Admiral was the post-time favor- Sir Barton | 1919: A chestnut colt by Star Cruguet. Reigh Count-Quickly, by Haste. Owned ite in the Kentucky Derby and took an Shoot-Lady Sterling, by Hanover. Owned 1 Purchased for $17,500 at the Fasig- by Mrs. John D. Hertz, trained by Don early lead and beat Pompoon by 1 ⁄2 by J.K.L. Ross, trained by Guy Bedwell Tipton Kentucky Sales and was later Cameron and ridden by Johnny Long- lengths. and ridden by Johnny Loftus. given a world-record book value of $12 den. A week later at the Preakness, War Sir Barton was a maiden when he million in 1978 when a half interest was He won all six races as a 3-year-old. Admiral and Pompoon battled again with entered the Kentucky Derby. He was sold for $6 million. He is the only Triple Count Fleet was the favorite in all a terrific duel in the stretch. War Admiral coupled with Billy Kelly and was the Crown winner to race through the series three races and led all three wire-to-wire. held a slight the lead throughout the favorite because of the entry. Sir Barton with an unbeaten record. He posted a three-length victory in the stretch to win by a head. The Belmont set the pace in the Kentucky Derby and In the Kentucky Derby, Seattle Slew Kentucky Derby and an eight-length was War Admiral’s easiest race of the drew away to win by five lengths over took the lead from For The Moment at victory in the Preakness, besting Blue three, as he posted a three-length victory Billy Kelly. the top of the stretch and held off Run Swords both times. He outran both over Sceneshifter. He won the Preakness and the Bel- 1 Dusty Run for a 1 ⁄2-length victory. He horses from the start in the Belmont and mont Stakes in the same fashion. Four ran the fastest first mile in the Preakness galloped through the stretch for a 25- Omaha | 1935: A chestnut colt by days after the Derby, he won the 4 at 1:34 ⁄5 and held off a challenge by Iron length triumph over Fairy Manhurst. Gallant Fox-Flambino, by Wrack. Owned Preakness by four lengths over Eternal. 1 Constitution for a 1 ⁄2-length victory. The Belmont was his final race when it by Belair Stud, trained by James Fitzsim- He set a U.S. record as well as a Belmont 3 Ran wire-to-wire in the Belmont to post a was discovered that he rapped his right mons and ridden by Willie Saunders. Stakes record by running the 1 ⁄8 miles in 2 four-length victory over Derby challeng- foreleg, bowing the tendon. Omaha was born from the first crop by 2:17 ⁄5 after a slow start for a five-length er, Run Dusty Run. Gallant Fox, making them the only victory over Sweep On. 8 Chicago Tribune | Chicago Sports | Section 3 | Tuesday, May 22, 2018 eNEWSPAPER BONUS COVERAGE

JOHN LOCHER/AP Gamblers check out the action on the screens and the tote boards as they contemplate their bets last week in the sportsbook area of the South Point Hotel and Casino in Las Vegas. More legal betting fuels gambling addiction fears By David Crary offer sports betting and problem gambling — will bad, he says, that on the help of Gamblers Anony- vast numbers of Ameri- and Wayne Parry only Nevada offered bet- take sufficiently tough ac- rare occasion he and his mous and has done exten- cans, especially young men. Associated Press ting on single games. Now tion. wife had sex, she would sive work helping others “You watch obsessively,” that the court has lifted “The ball’s in their swear she heard a baseball with gambling problems. she said. “You’re ignoring ATLANTIC CITY, N.J. — those bans, there are expec- court,” he said. “They can game somewhere. “I would have gone crazy your family, instead of mak- For sports leagues and tations that most states will rush to grab the money and “I told her, ‘You’re crazy,’ with this,” he said of the ing sports a nice activity for gambling industries, the offer sports betting within then deal with a wave of but I had a transistor radio online betting possibilities. the whole family.” imminent expansion of le- a few years in a play to raise increased addiction, or hidden under the pillow so “I probably would have Yet Young sees little like- galized sports betting tax revenue. they can work with us to try I could follow the score,” he been suicidal.” lihood that an upsurge of promises a bonanza. For “We think this is the to mitigate the harm.” said. Natasha Schull, a profes- compulsive betting can be the experts and organiza- biggest expansion of gam- Nationwide, the gener- Now living in Florida, sor of media, culture and prevented. tions already concerned bling in our nation’s history, ally accepted figure for Wexler says problem-gam- communication at New “If anything, it will just about pervasive problem in one fell swoop,” said gambling addiction is 2-3 bling treatment programs York University, has writ- keep going further,” she gambling, it promises a Keith Whyte, executive di- percent of the U.S. popula- should be bracing for a ten about addictive slot- said. whole new roster of wor- rector of the National tion, according to Neva surge of business. machine technology and Les Bernal, of Stop Pred- ries. Council on Problem Gam- Pryor, who runs New Jer- “This is going to be a expects online sports bet- atory Gambling, worries Much of the apprehen- bling. “Absolutely, categori- sey’s Council on Compul- volcano two years from ting to adopt some of the about the impact of the sion relates to the prospect cally, there will be more sive Gambling. But in New now, because two years is same features to maximize changes on children — even of myriad forms of online risk factors for addiction — Jersey, which until recently typically how long many its profitability. if they’re not placing bets sports betting — accessible we’ve never had that much had the nation’s second- gamblers take before they With in-game wagering, themselves. to gamblers at any time and high-speed, high-stakes largest casino market, that start seeking help,” he said. she said, a sports contest He cites research from location via their mobile interactive access to any figure is over 6 percent. Another recovered prob- “ceases to have boundaries Australia, where sports bet- phones. There’s particular sort of betting.” And that’s without legal lem gambler, Marc as a single event.” ting is legal, showing that alarm over the anticipated The council wants any sports betting just a click or Lefkowitz, has similar con- “It becomes this con- many children view sports explosion of so-called “in- company, sports league or call away. cerns. stant, continuous thing and gambling as a unified game wagering” in which government that benefits “We’re going to be add- “I’m lucky I quit in 1983,” that’s so fragmented with institution, and consider it gamblers bet, often at a from sports betting to de- ing fuel to the fire of an said Lefkowitz, who re- all these things you are normal that gambling ads rapid pace, on play-by-play vote at least 1 percent of the already serious problem,” cently started a gambling predicting and anticipat- are shown on sports tele- developments — for exam- revenue to fund programs Pryor said. treatment program in Long ing,” she said. “People end casts. ple, will the next football preventing and treating Calls from people who Beach, Wash. “Back then, up spending more time and “This is going to be play be a run or a pass. compulsive gambling. It have gotten in over their maybe you could bet by the money than they wanted sanctioned and promoted “You lose track of time,” also wants betting op- heads betting on sports quarter (of a game). Now to.” by state governments who said Les Bernal, national erators to train staff about currently account for 5 you’re betting every min- Another expert alarmed are supposed to be in the director of Stop Predatory problem gambling, set and percent of all calls to the ute, and that frequency by the court decision is business of improving peo- Gambling. “The goal of the enforce a minimum age council’s 800-GAMBLER makes it more addictive.” Kimberly Young, director ple’s lives,” Bernal said. operators is to get you into limit, and enable gamblers hotline, a figure Pryor ex- Chuck Bovis of India- of the Center for Internet “Instead they’re going to a zone where you lose your to set limits on how much pects to increase. napolis, on learning of the Addiction Recovery in get an entire generation of financial reasoning and time and money they spend Arnie Wexler, who once court decision, thought Bradford, Pa. young people hooked on think of nothing except betting. held Pryor’s current job, back to when he gambled She expects that new gambling and in the proc- betting.” Whyte is skeptical that knows personally how ad- heavily on sports in his 20s forms of sports betting will ess fleece them.” Before the U.S. Supreme state lawmakers and the dictive sports betting can and 30s. expand and intensify the Court ruling last week, only gambling industry — even if be. Bovis has quit for the last allure that fantasy sports Crary reported from New four states were allowed to they pay lip service to His problem was once so 18 years with the steady leagues already have for York City. Tuesday, May 22, 2018 | Section 4 AE+ ARTS+ENTERTAINMENT

CHRIS WALKER/CHICAGO TRIBUNE PHOTOS Chaitanya Yelavarthi, 10, checks out theFANTASY giant clams during a recent visit to the Shedd Aquarium. The clams are part of “Underwater Beauty,” an exhibit opening Friday. SNORKELING Shedd offering a mesmerizing, megatank adventure — with no upcharge By Steve Johnson ‘Underwater Beauty’ Chicago Tribune When: Friday through late 2019 t may sound more like a ques- Where: Shedd Aquarium, 1200 S. Lake tionable Bennigan’s appetizer, Shore Drive but there really is a saltwater Tickets: Included in general admission I ($19.95 to $39.95); 312-724-4514 and species known as the “sexy www.sheddaquarium.org shrimp.” And it really is one of the creatures on display in the Shedd Aquarium’s new exhibition, “Under- you could go on, with all manner of charismatic species arranged before water Beauty.” you, guaranteed. To take this plunge, however, you don’t have to breathe Beauty, as they say, is the beholder’s through a tube, and the animals that call. You may find the seductively (?) glisten, glow and writhe also come undulating half-inch crustaceans pe- with signage. destrian, or unsettling. You may won- There are megatanks teeming with der how many months the person who A weedy seadragon is among the creatures featured in the exhibit. aquatic lookers at all levels, and there observed Thor amboinensis and de- are microtanks. And, yes, there are cided to call it “sexy shrimp” had been aims to showcase. special exhibition occupying the space giant clams — which are not accompa- at sea. And don’t worry: If these swaying filled by “Jellies” and, more recently, nied, visitors who attended college Or you may simply agree that they little critters are not to your liking there “Amphibians.” dance parties in the 1980s might be are a fitting example of the subsurface are scores of other species and hun- Opening Friday, “Underwater visual splendor the Chicago aquarium dreds of animals on display in this new Beauty” is basically the dive you wish Turn to Shedd, Page 3

IN PERFORMANCE ★★ 1 ‘Selfie ‘The Originalist’ ⁄2 Generation’ Portrayal of controversial Scalia takes a look an engaging challenge at Court By Chris Jones behind lens Chicago Tribune

Since Antonin Scalia, the late and famously flamboyant associ- ate justice of the Supreme Court of the United States, once taught — very happily, by his own ac- count — at the University of ALICIA ELER PHOTO Chicago, there is a certain sym- Rick Kogan Alicia Eler’s new book focuses metry to the arrival of “The Sidewalks on the world of self-image. Originalist” this past weekend at Court Theatre from Washington, You are beautiful, aren’t you? mom likes to tell me about what playwright John Strand’s sympa- Of course you are, because a private person I was in high thetic exploration of the liberal why else would you take pic- school”) but also deeply re- scourge and conservative lion. tures of yourself and share them searched and reported (it in- Scalia, one imagines, would with, well, as many people as cludes 23 pages of endnotes). It have liked being back in Hyde you can, making yourself an is fascinating, provocative, en- Park. I just think a man of his GARY W. SWEETMAN PHOTO internet pinup boy/girl forever? tertaining and enlightening, and heft would have preferred to be Edward Gero and Jade Wheeler in “The Originalist.” The answer to why you might likely to be the foundation of all at the center of a more compli- do this, why you have chosen to future books on this subject. cated play, and a more truthful view of the Constitution.” cared to admit, as, for example, become part of the selfie phe- Again from the book: “The production. And most liberals — That first scene tells you a lot when he agreed that major cor- nomenon, is complicated. But selfie is the most easily acces- who may well find the charac- about Strand’s play, which is porations (hardly a thing at the here is part of that answer: sible and powerful image for terization here of Scalia as a dedicated to explaining the roots dawning of America) had free- “People take selfies for many asserting a sense of personhood lovable, kind, brilliant and prin- of Scalia’s conservatism — the speech rights comparable to reasons: to see how they look (to and connecting with others in a cipled curmudgeon infuriating jurist insisted that being an origi- individuals, or when he found in themselves if kept private, or to fragmented, networked, and — would not disagree. nalist did not mean you were an favor of George W. Bush and others if shared), to receive hyperconnected world. It is “The Originalist” was a big hit idealogue — in easy-to-under- against Al Gore during the dis- validation from others, and to be done without any cost other at Arena Stage in Washington, stand terms. That meant, of puted Florida recount of the seen in a superficial sense.” than the agreement that your D.C., and arrives in Chicago course, that Scalia refused to 2000 presidential election. But That comes from the recently image become quantifiable data, under the accessible direction of view the Constitution as a living, Scalia — for whom consistency published “The Selfie Genera- demonstrative of complacency Molly Smith with its terrific breathing document, as in the was a God-given virtue — held tion: How Our Self Images are within techno-capitalism.” original star, Edward Gero. It liberal or relativist interpretation fast to his views of the great Changing Our Notions of Pri- Eler is a smart young woman, begins with Scalia standing thereof, but as something to be document. And, in practical vacy, Sex, Consent, and Culture” currently an art critic and re- alone on a stage, addressing an interpreted as intended in the terms, this meant that Scalia (Skyhorse Publishing) by Alicia porter for the Star Tribune imagined audience of law stu- moment of its creation. usually voted against anyone Eler. This is one of the first newspaper in Minneapolis. She dents and academics about his Scalia’s enemies often argued arguing for rights that he did not major works devoted to the was born and raised in Skokie love of opera. “There is a sanctity that his rigidly expressed philos- think the Constitution originally subject of selfies, and it is not to the score,” he says, “the notes ophy was much squishier and only charmingly personal (“My Turn to Kogan, Page 3 are the notes. This is exactly my more partisan than Scalia ever Turn to Scalia, Page 3 2 Chicago Tribune | Arts+Entertainment | Section 4 | Tuesday, May 22, 2018

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Mario Batali investiga- Loss of work friendship brings grief tion: The New York Police Department is investigat- Dear Amy: I’ve been a examine whether he is though we would prefer to ing allegations of sexual longtime reader. I love actually favoring others, give it as a gift toward misconduct leveled against your pragmatic advice. I workwise, or whether the getting along in the future. celebrity chef Mario Batali, never thought I’d write in, void left by your lost When is enough enough? above. The NYPD con- but here I am. friendship merely makes it — Mother of the Groom firmed the probe after a I have a co-worker with seem that way. “60 Minutes” broadcast whom I’ve worked for 10 If you can’t get beyond Dear Mother: Yes, your Sunday night in which an years. He and I were fairly his choice to retreat to the gift to the couple is the unnamed woman accused close. Over the course of purely professional, you significant amount you are Batali of drugging and about six months, he grad- should see whether you contributing to their sexually assaulting her in ually stopped talking to me can transition to another shower and nuptials. 2005. She says she talked to unless it concerned work- work team. Yes, you might You are not “required” the police but never filed a related issues. decide ultimately that the to go onto their registry to report. Batali issued a I’ve asked whether I’ve best course for you is to buy a gift. It would be kind statement to CBS denying offended him in some way, look for another job. and thoughtful, however, he assaulted the woman. and he claims to be stres- In the meantime, try not for you to give them a sed out and tells me I’ve to ruminate on this too sentimental gift from your NAM Y. HUH/AP 2017 Possible Spidey villain: done nothing wrong. How- much; friendships run family — an heirloom, Former President Barack Obama and former first lady Jake Gyllenhaal has found ever, his sudden and bla- their course, and it is perhaps, or a childhood Michelle Obama have signed a multiyear Netflix deal. his first comic-book movie tant favoritism toward painful when one ends photo of each of them, role. The Oscar-nominated others within our small without a rational explana- framed together and ac- actor is set to join Sony and team is extremely hurtful. tion because you have companied by an affection- Obamas to produce Marvel’s “Spider-Man: I’m not an extrovert and nowhere to put your feel- ate note celebrating their Homecoming” sequel. He do not make close friends ings. future. is in talks to play the villain easily, which makes this The good news is that programs for Netflix Mysterio, joining Michael difficult for me to get over. you made one friend, and Dear Amy: Thank you for Keaton, who will return to Short of looking for anoth- over time, if you relax, your response to “Big Netflix has secured a deal with former President reprise his role of Vulture. er job, what can I do to get don’t blame yourself for Sister,” whose mooching Barack Obama and Michelle Obama to produce series Tom Holland is returning past his obvious dismissal? this and don’t become sister had just moved in and movies for the streaming service. The former first to play Peter Parker, with — On the Outs skittish toward others, you next door. In addition to couple will, according to an announcement Monday Zendaya and Marisa Tomei will make more. your advice regarding the from the company, potentially work on scripted and also coming back. Jon Dear On the Outs: Iwish younger sister’s inter- unscripted series as well as docu-series, documentary Watts is back as director. I had a more definitive and Dear Amy: Our son is ference with her older films and features under the multiyear deal. pragmatic answer for you. getting married soon. We sister’s marriage, I want to “One of the simple joys of our time in public service Bob Seger to hit stage: Work friendships are in are fond of his fiancee, but re-emphasize the idea that was getting to meet so many fascinating people from Bob Seger is back — and so their own category, and she is caught up in her neighbors should NOT all walks of life, and to help them share their experi- is his back. On Monday, the personal relationships at version of a fantasy wed- share Wi-Fi passwords. ences with a wider audience,” President Barack old-time rock ’n’ roller the office can also carry ding. Both sets of parents This sister and her hus- Obama said in the news release. “That’s why Michelle announced rescheduled professional advantages. are footing the bill. band could be into who and I are so excited to partner with Netflix — we hope dates for his “Runaway This man has backed The bride is having a knows what? They could to cultivate and curate the talented, inspiring, creative Train” tour, postponed in away without explanation, wedding shower for which illegally download photos voices who are able to promote greater empathy and October 2017 due to an and while it shouldn’t have I am providing some or videos, and law enforce- understanding between peoples, and help them share urgent medical issue with an impact on you profes- home-cooked food. We are ment would come after the their stories with the entire world.” the singer’s vertebrae. sionally, practically speak- paying over $10,000 for the account holder. “Barack and I have always believed in the power of Seger, 73, and the Silver ing it does. For one thing, wedding itself. — Horrified storytelling to inspire us, to make us think differently Bullet Band announced 13 work is probably less en- My question is: Am I about the world around us, and to help us open our rescheduled tour dates. joyable without the pleas- also required to go online Dear Horrified: Many minds and hearts to others,” Michelle Obama said in Tickets for the originally ure of interacting with a to her registry and buy her readers responded with the release. She said Netflix “is a natural fit for the scheduled shows will be work pal. a gift for the shower and a alarm to the idea of this kinds of stories we want to share, and we look forward honored on the new dates, You have done your best gift for the wedding? sister sharing her Wi-Fi to starting this exciting new partnership.” Seger’s website confirmed. to see whether you are at They are inviting 150 password with her bound- It is unknown how much the Obamas’ Netflix fault, and he has assured guests to the wedding and ary-crossing younger sister agreement is worth. Word of a possible pact between May 22 birthdays: Song- you that you are not. You will be receiving a massive and brother-in-law. the former U.S. president and first lady surfaced in writer Bernie Taupin is 68. have no choice but to be- number of presents. I’m March, when The New York Times first reported that Singer Morrissey is 59. lieve him. 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Shedd, from Page 1 disappointed to learn, by rock lobsters. A water wall at the entrance, a cascade you can touch, is de- signed to pull visitors in, as is the largest tank in the exhibit, which can also be viewed from the other side, outside the exhibit space. Also alluring is the price. Like its predecessors, this show was developed in-house by Shedd. But this is the first special exhib- ition to come under the aquar- ium’s new, simplified all-in pric- ing policy, which now includes all exhibits except movies, even on free admission days. While the upcharge has been deep-sixed, the attention to detail and the delight this place takes in the life aquatic remain. Here, though, the constraints are off. “Because of the topic, we can do pretty much anything we want,” says Tynnetta Qaiyim, the institution’s vice president of planning and design. “Hopefully we are sharing the animals in a way that allows our guests to leave with a better understand- ing of aquatic life.” “Underwater Beauty” groups its creatures not by scientific standards, as in most of the rest CHRIS WALKER/CHICAGO TRIBUNE PHOTOS of the aquarium, but by aesthetic A school of false herring at the entrance to the Shedd’s “Underwater Beauty,” where the aquatic life is grouped by aesthetics. ones. The lighting is more dram- atic; see, for instance, the three “Rhythms” is all about ways of jellyfish tanks meant as an moving, and that’s where you’ll homage to the previous, and very find the sexy shrimp; try to rein popular, “Jellies” exhibit. And the in your excitement. And the backdrops, in places, are more exhibition’s last section might as stage set than nature scene. well have been called “Chillax.” The exhibition is organized by It’s got a long bench, the Shedd’s modes of beauty. So there is a first in a special exhibit, for visi- section called “Shimmer” with tors to sit and contemplate. false herring swirling around in a It’s arranged in front of a huge massive silvery bait ball. They are tank highlighting another rarity: beautiful, no doubt, and they are beauty that can be found in fresh- also, in the real world, lunch. water species. The splendor “They’re known as the ‘ham- there is more muted than with burger of the sea,’ ” says Mark the tropical fish or the vivid Schick, Shedd’s director of fishes coral, but it isn’t a strain to find exhibit development. “Every- either. thing eats them.” For all the attention to aesthet- “Colors” delivers a rainbow of ics, this show remains rooted in life: orange anthias, yellow tangs animal science. You learn that and cherry barbs. There are even when the male cherry barb dis- a couple of purple species, a plays extra red, it is an invitation rarity in nature, and green is to mate, and that anthias all begin covered by a display of under- life as females before some cross water plants, making the case over to join the more destructive that an aquarium doesn’t have to sex. be all about the fauna. Whales cannot see blue, mean- “Patterns” showcases the Luke Barnicle, left, brother Shane, and their mother Jeannette Barnicle, of La Grange, at the exhibit. while, and shrimp see more spots and stripes that make ani- colors than you or I do. And some mals blend in or stand out as sea creature analog. A body shape can be its own and frondlike adornments on its of them, we now know, are a little survival demands. There’s an “We call this our ‘Who wore it pattern: The weedy seadragon, a body help it disappear amid more lurid on the dance floor. interactive that lets visitors plug better’ interactive,” says Julian kind of elongated cousin of the ocean weeds. They are other- in their own clothing color and Glomb, assistant director of seahorse, gets its own tank to worldly and absolutely mesmer- [email protected] pattern to get matched up with a graphic design. demonstrate how the lanky shape izing. Twitter @StevenKJohnson Book examines popular pastime

Kogan, from Page 1 and has written for a vast num- ber of publications. For a time, she worked at the Tribune, doing something or other for our Chicagonow.com blog of many voices. I never met her then and discovered her book a few months ago when researching a story about a monkey who took a selfie and wound up at the cen- ter of a legal tussle. GARY W. SWEETMAN PHOTO After getting what I needed Brett Mack, left, Edward Gero and Jade Wheeler in “The Originalist.” about the monkey (named Naruto) on Page 79, I started skipping through the book’s Play was hit in D.C. 290-some pages, eventually and quickly reading them all. I was not looking for personal Scalia, from Page 1 When: Through June 10 enlightenment. Like many peo- ple, I do not take selfies, never enshrined, or against guns, which Where: Court Theatre, 5535 S. have. That has less to do with he felt it most surely did. Ellis Ave. ego — I have one — than with my Since Scalia expounding in a Running time: 1 hour, 35 minutes lifelong ineptitude with any sort lecture — entertaining as that of photographic instruments, might be — does not a play make, Tickets: $44-$74 at 773-753-4472 cameras or phones. Strand imagines that Scalia has and www.courttheatre.org The book is peppered with knowingly hired a young, lesbian interviews with smart academ- law clerk, Cat, played here by ics and scientists, tech and social ALICIA ELER PHOTO Jade Wheeler. Thus Strand gains are in the presence of a thor- media experts. It poses many Alicia Eler is a reporter and critic at the (Minneapolis) Star Tribune. a liberal mouthpiece who can oughly enjoyable performance intriguing questions and makes spar with Scalia for 95 minutes of from Gero, who not only looks some astute observations, espe- who would disagree. Eler’s book tions being made. stage time. While it’s true that like Scalia, but who embodies his cially about the inherent mi- was published before the recent “For many — think Anthony Scalia liked to have clerks with signature mix of personal charm sogyny in this realm. She devotes Cannes Film Festival. A few Weiner (the disgraced former whom he disagreed, the idea that and rigid intellectual fervor. It’s a a great deal of space to exploring weeks ago, a festival official New York congressman who he would have knowingly hired terrific piece of acting and, when how girls (herself included named Thierry Fremaux an- resigned his office in 2011 after Cat, as characterized here, is a combined with all the ideas about when, she writes, frankly, “one nounced that the taking of selfies lewd photos he had sent women device for entertainment, not an American democracy that dance time when I was deep into some would be banned on this year’s on Facebook and Twitter be- act of any veracity. And even if and bubble on the surface of this heavy texting and it quickly red carpet parade. He said, “It’s came public) — the selfie repre- you are willing to go along with play, it holds your attention and turned sexting”) participate in not beautiful. It’s grotesque. It’s sents just a form of personal that contrivance — this is a fic- tickles your mind. Far more than the selfie world and what conse- ridiculous.” He also railed in the narcissism and always will. Yes, tionalized work, after all — it is most new plays. So huzzah for the quences may arise, including magazine Le Film Francais, there is that aspect but it so still mighty hard to buy the exact power of ideas and a work actu- that nasty form of betrayal saying, “On the red carpet, the much more. It is a form of self- nature of their interaction, mostly ally willing to confront the liberal known as “revenge porn.” trivial aspect and the slowing expression, a means of visual because it just feels so reductive. intellectuals in the seats. Women have always been down provoked by the disorder storytelling and a way to connect This issue is exacerbated by a For it’s true that the articula- viewed by men as sex objects, which these selfies create tar- with others and create commu- performance from Wheeler that tion of any conservative philoso- and technology has not changed nishes the quality of (the red nities.” — with all due respect to the phy — let alone on the Scalia level this. As Eler writes, “While the carpet experience) and of the Among the book’s most com- nature of the challenge — just — on a nonprofit American stage image is of her and for her, it festival as a whole.” pelling sections has Eler explor- does not work for me. It feels too is rare indeed these days. Strand, I becomes something that is also Mon dieu! Doesn’t this crowd ing how people with illnesses, verbally flat, prepackaged and think, had the thoroughly laud- consumed by others who see her have bigger things to worry often isolated and frightened, unresponsive to fellow actors, and able aim of writing a play dedi- as a sexualized object. It’s impos- about? can share information about it does not contain the improvised cated to the need to understand sible to escape the gaze or the Nevertheless, the selfie is here their troubles and connect with fire anyone would need to battle and respect the other side, and commodification of bodies to stay, alive on Facebook, Insta- others in similarly bad shape. with a Scalia. Late in the play, also to the now-quaint notion that under patriarchy.” gram, Twitter, Snapchat and This goes far beyond vanity or Strand introduces a third charac- you can personally like your ideo- Still, Eler, who began taking some other places that I have yet ego. ter, Brad (Brett Mack), a neocon logical enemies. That for me is photos of herself as a teen and to explore. If you don’t create One of the subtitles in “Selfie who mostly is there to try to de- the worth of “The Originalist,” has energetically been at it ever selfies, rest assured that your Generation” is: “Take a break stroy Cat in a way that her gentler which will be fun for some. since, is an optimistic advocate kids or grandkids do, and listen from selfie-ing and read this boss would not countenance. But a lot of people who were of the selfie, writing, “It can feel to Eler when she says, “This is book about selfies.” Watching those scenes requires a deeply hurt by Scalia’s rulings will empowering to take selfies, not a generation made up solely That is good advice. It’s a lot of credulity. This is a play take serious issue. however, because it is a photo of millennials. Kim Kardashian, selfie world, welcome to it. And about Scalia, a man not known for that offers an element of self- the queen of selfies, is 37 years this is the perfect guidebook. dispensing mercy. Chris Jones is a Tribune critic. control.” old. And most people don’t look So you’re not getting a pro- Of course, there are others beyond the superficial assump- [email protected] found work of theater. But you [email protected] 4 Chicago Tribune | Arts+Entertainment | Section 4 | Tuesday, May 22, 2018 ‘Deadpool 2’ takes aim at superheroes Creators sought to smash familiar tropes by escalating mayhem and misdirection

By Josh Rottenberg — the film’s storyline went Los Angeles Times through various radically different iterations. Warning: This story con- “We always knew the tains major plot spoilers tone and the texture of the 20TH CENTURY FOX about “Deadpool 2.” movie, but we took lots of Ryan Reynolds is back for another round of violence and irreverence in “Deadpool 2,” which he also co-wrote. different twists and turns in From the very beginning, terms of story,” said Wer- “Deadpool 2”). In many, if not most, him. When we take her unexpected,” said Wernick. the creative team behind nick. “I bet we had three In the end, though, it was superhero movies, it would away, you can have this “Part of marketing’s job the “Deadpool” franchise full scripts that we took bits determined that Dead- be considered beyond the moment of empathy for was to mislead the audi- has stuck to one very simple and pieces of to make this pool’s relationship with a pale to kill off the protago- him. As big of a loudmouth ence that this was X-Force, rule that guides every deci- last final script that every- troubled young mutant nist’s love interest, let alone as he is, it really allows you that all these guys were sion they make: “We always body saw.” named Russell/Firefist to do so in the film’s open- to access, ‘Holy …, that was going to move forward in say, ‘If you can’t do it in In the end, as Wernick, (Julian Dennison) would ing moments. But again, pretty dramatic.’ ” the franchise. Our job is to another superhero movie, Reese and Leitch ex- form a more compelling “Deadpool” is not most (Of course, as anyone always keep the audience you’d best be doing it in a plained, that final script emotional spine than a superhero movies. who stuck around for the on the edge of the seat and Deadpool movie,” said came to rest on three key typical save-the-world The “Deadpool 2” team post-credits sequence not know what’s going to screenwriter Paul Wernick. plot surprises that were narrative involving one wanted to ramp up the knows, in the end Deadpool happen next.” (A separate If this weekend’s massive carefully held back in the all-powerful nemesis. film’s emotional stakes as uses a time-travel device to X-Force project is in the $125 million box-office haul run-up to the film’s release “We decided we had high as possible right off go back and prevent Vanes- works at Fox, with Drew for “Deadpool 2” is any — each of which smashed a enough people with differ- the bat. So, just minutes sa’s death. So no harm, no Goddard set to direct.) indication — the second- different convention of the ing motives butting heads into the film, after revealing foul.) At one point during the highest ever for an R-rated superhero genre. that we didn’t really need a that she is pregnant, Dead- film’s development, the title, behind only its prede- (Final warning: If you traditional mustache-twirl- pool/Wade Wilson’s fian- 3. Immediately killing off question was raised cessor — it seems audiences haven’t seen “Deadpool 2” ing villain,” says Reese. “We cee, Vanessa (Morena Bac- a bunch of seemingly whether it was worth in- agree. yet, stop reading here.) had the evil headmaster, we carin), is shot and killed in major new characters. vesting such a significant Heading into the sequel had Juggernaut, we had the couple’s apartment — a In another instance of amount of money and to the original 2016 smash, 1. Dispensing with the Firefist himself as an adult tragedy that first puts him subverting the genre, screen time in what is es- the core returning team of traditional villain. in the future, we had Cable into a suicidal tailspin and “Deadpool 2” wreaks play- sentially a giant prank on screenwriters Wernick, When tackling any — and sometimes Deadpool then sends him on a jour- ful havoc on a familiar the audience. Rhett Reese and star and superhero sequel, the first is his own worst enemy in ney to find a different kind comic-book-movie trope: “When you’re getting co-writer Ryan Reynolds — question is generally, some ways. So we thought, of family. the assembling of a team of into budget negotiations, who plays the foul- “What baddie will our hero ‘Why feel trapped into the If Vanessa’s death heroes. they’re like, ‘What can you mouthed, fourth-wall- be fighting this time?” trope of a villain who wants seemed extreme, that was Midway through the film, cut from the script?’ ” breaking anti-hero — knew Heading into the release of to conquer the world? Why the point. “At one point we Deadpool recruits a group Leitch said. “I’m like, ‘Hon- they couldn’t get away with “Deadpool 2,” 20th Century not just have the particular had the two of them break- of superheroes with mutant estly, you could completely just replicating the same Fox’s marketing campaign goals of these characters ing up versus her dying,” powers, including Domino lift out this joke that lasts blend of irreverence, suggested that Deadpool’s come into conflict?’ ” Wernick said. “But Ryan (Zazie Beetz), Bedlam about 12 minutes and basi- ultraviolence and demented main adversary would be “As a filmmaker, I loved always says Deadpool (Terry Crews), Shatterstar cally doesn’t move the and raunchy R-rated come- Josh Brolin’s time-traveling the challenge of not having works best when you take (Lewis Tan), Zeitgeist (Bill narrative forward. But if dy. Given the sky-high cyborg soldier Cable, a conventional villain,” away everything from him Skarsgard) and Vanisher (a you want it, you should pay expectations this time whose appearance was Leitch said. “As you start to at the very beginning.” blink-and-you-missed-it for it, because it’s going to around, Reese says, “There teased in the first film’s peel the onion back, you “I think it’s part of the Brad Pitt) — plus one decid- be amazing.’ ” were definite trepidations.” post-credits coda. realize the real villain is all Deadpool universe that you edly nonsuperpowered Like everything else, They needed, if possible, In reality, in early drafts of us because we’re not need to go a little hard- corporate shmoe from Leitch said, “It was a risk. to kick things up a notch. Or of the sequel’s script, the showing (Russell) the com- boiled,” said Leitch, who payroll named Peter (Rob What if the fans get in- maybe three. “Deadpool” team members passion that he needs. placed Keanu Reeves’ as- Delaney). He grandly dubs vested? What if they like How exactly to accom- were playing with the idea That’s the big idea in a sassin John Wick in a simi- the new team X-Force. these new characters — and plish that, though, was of setting Deadpool against movie full of crazy action larly desperate hole at the Then, just minutes into then we just flip them the hardly obvious. Through an various potential adver- and fart jokes, but it felt beginning of that cult 2014 their big mission, all of them bird and kill them all? But arduous process of devel- saries, including two well- right and earnest. The first action hit, which he co- are unceremoniously killed at the end of the day, the opment — first with original established Marvel Comics film was a love story and directed with Chad Stahel- — except for Domino, audience wants that from “Deadpool” helmer Tim supervillains, Mister X and this movie needed a real ski. whose superpower just ‘Deadpool.’ They want to be Miller and then, after he left Black Tom Cassidy (the genuine emotional hook.” “I think it would have happens to be incredible teased and led on and the project because of cre- latter of whom makes a been hard to do it with just luck. messed with.” ative differences, director more minimal and fairly 2. Murdering the love that Vanessa got wounded “We just thought that David Leitch (“John Wick”) inglorious appearance in interest early. or she just broke up with would be so funny and so [email protected]

IN PERFORMANCE RECORDINGS 1 ‘Refrigerator’ ★★ ⁄2 Paying Ric Wilson weaves melodic to play and philosophical hip-hop By Greg Kot on new Chicago Tribune At 22, Ric Wilson has already unfurled a series of ground EPs that have established By Kerry Reid him as another in a long Chicago Tribune EVAN HANOVER PHOTO line of Young Chicago Nathaniel Andrew and Kevin Stangler in “Refrigerator.” Authors alums whose If class and social status music feels inextricable determine how we live, When: Through June 9 place of longing” doesn’t from the city in which it why shouldn’t they deter- Where: Den Theatre, 1333 really exist in this play was created. It’s melodic, mine how we die? That N. Milwaukee Ave. once the narrative thickets philosophical hip-hop premise is the jumping-off clear. Roland yearns for dipped in soul and gospel. point for Lucas Baisch’s Running time: 1 hour, 40 connection. That much is With a touch as cool as a “Refrigerator,” now in a minutes clear. Nochlin commits an lake breeze masking a world premiere with First Tickets: $20 at www act of extreme self-mutila- deeper, steelier purpose, Floor Theater. In Baisch’s .firstfloortheater.com tion, but the anguish that Wilson thrives by living in world — a dystopia drives him to it doesn’t feel between genres. He’s wracked by war, famine wholly convincing. Smooth dubbed himself “disco- and decay, as is the way of talker Mitchell, who points rap,” as he weaves lyrics dystopias — people can makes it harder to feel out the “recycled colonial- alternately playful and choose “ascent” through invested in what happens ism” of letting only the purposeful through sly IceBox, a corporation that to the characters. high-and-mighty ascend, melodies, ornamented promises to take them out This is particularly harbors her own desires with jazzy horns and of their miserable corpore- frustrating because for revenge. springy rhythms. al realm and reassemble Baisch’s play also makes a But the interplay here “Banba” (Innovative them in a digital utopia. valiant attempt to center too often feels self-con- Leisure) is the most The catch is that the physical connectedness — scious, as if the characters summertime of his EPs — MICHAEL SALISBURY ascent is limited to people even in its most brutal themselves have been it never sounds particu- of means. The rest of us manifestations — as a key transformed into Cy- larly dark or heavy, though tication in the guitar-piano end up as — well, think to maintaining our human- ranoids for a playwright’s it contains plenty of nods interaction. “Soylent Green.” There’s ness. That argument is intellectual and political to his South Side commu- “Don’t Rush” demon- also a hint of “Brazil” in the embodied in Roland (Na- disquisitions. What makes nity-activist roots. The strates that Wilson knows anachronistic falling-apart thaniel Andrew), a “glori- the most powerful dystopic title track emerges from the value of a dance groove corporate office where fied IT and admin” at stories work is that we his love of the graffiti- — with cowbell! — but it’s Baisch’s play unfolds, and a IceBox who works on the care, at some point, inspired work of artists the philosophical “Split” strong sense of thematic side as a male escort and whether redemption or Jean-Michel Basquiat and that best demonstrates his homage to Philip K. Dick. also has a relationship with escape is possible. Hebru Brantley, a tapestry intentions. It sounds as Is what we’re seeing in this co-worker Benjamin (An- William Boles’ scenic of voices — from children though the narrator’s sit- world the result of artificial drew Cutler), whose father design creates a marvelous in a playground to a wom- ting down with a friend or intelligence run amok? Or is a major investor and grimy decaying backdrop. an declaring, “I am the family member on his is there yet another layer of who is preparing to make Andrew brings a potent revolution, and the revolu- ‘Banba’ porch, trying to figure out duplicity and disinforma- his own “ascent” at the end live-wire quality to Roland, tion don’t stop.” the answer to a question Ric Wilson tion created by the rich of the workday. and Rivers’ cut-to-the- “Black art not bad art … ★★★ that doesn’t have a perfect and powerful, determined Roland and Benjamin chase delivery of unvar- not mad art … not sad art,” (out of 4) answer: “Stuck between as always to maintain work alongside Nochlin nished truth (or is it?) he declares over wordless caring too much/ And control by any means nec- (Avi Roque), the always- brings needed comic relief backing vocals steeped in giving up / Victim of essary? on-edge leader of the team, to some of the grimmer gospel and a bebopping “Sinner” evokes Rufus- tweeting/ But not reading All these questions and Mitchell (Shariba interludes. But if we don’t horn break. era funk choruses and enough.” collide and erupt, often Rivers), a sardonic prag- know what’s real in this “Kiddie Cocktail” bubbling bass lines amid There’s a long line of with visceral visual im- matist. In a series of flash- world, can we really care? spreads biographical de- evocative snapshots of Chicago thinkers who agery and heightened backs, we also meet Krauss “In the end, nothing tails over a latticework of growing up and dealing made beautiful music, language. But despite all (Kevin Stangler), one of matters, Roland,” Nochlin wordless backing vocals, with temptation, guilt and from Curtis Mayfield that — and the committed Roland’s clients and an art tells his employee. We of including a Minnie Riper- consequences. It’s a rig- and Eugene Record to performances of the four history professor whose course want that to be ton-esque soprano, piano orous self-interrogation Common and Lupe Fiasco. actors in Hutch Pimentel’s assignations take place in untrue. But for all its fum- and horns. Characteristic etched in primary colors. Wilson sounds like he’s staging — there is an oddly front of a one-way mirror. bling toward connection, of the EP, it’s a beautiful, Those growing pains melt suiting up to be part of that muted sense of what is It’s heady stuff here, and “Refrigerator” remains too breezy track that under- into “Love Away,” in which tradition. actually at stake here. The Baisch’s resistance to easy often a chilly intellectual lines the necessity of Wilson’s sing-speak vocals rules governing this uni- narrative interpretation dramatic exercise. speaking one’s mind no veer into balladry so awk- Greg Kot is a Tribune critic. verse feel fungible. Which certainly lifts “Refrigera- matter what the cost: ward it’s disarming, if only may very well be the point, tor” above cheesy sci-fi Kerry Reid is a freelance “Don’t want to bite no for its sincerity. And yet [email protected] of course. But that also tropes. But that “deep critic. tongue to get places.” there’s undeniable sophis- Twitter @gregkot Chicago Tribune | Arts+Entertainment | Section 4 | Tuesday, May 22, 2018 5

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Horoscopes Dilbert By Scott Adams Today’s birthday (May 22): Your energy is on the rise this year. Take advantage to build shared equity and assets. A steady drip feeds a healthy pool. A summer windfall inspires changes in your educational plans. Com- municate, connect and share resources. A shared financial opportunity ripens. Collaborate. Aries (March 21-April 19): Today is an 8. You’re especially productive today and tomorrow. Slow to avoid hidden dan- ger or risk. If it goes against your grain, turn it down. Taurus (April 20-May 20): 7. You’re especially attractive. Things may not go as planned. A formidable barrier blocks your path. Bragging or complaining hurts your chances. Gemini (May 21-June 20): 7. Domestic projects take focus. Bal- Baby Blues By Rick Kirkman and Jerry Scott ance duty and pleasure. Discover a breakdown, and reorga- nize to handle it. Slow down and listen, especially with family. Cancer (June 21-July 22): 7. Edit communications for brev- ity and wit. Don’t speak out unless necessary. Expect high potential for silly mistakes or costly errors. Leo (July 23-Aug. 22): 9. Watch for a new income source, and accept a generous offer. Don’t get sidetracked from your goals. Avoid expensive mistakes. Keep things quiet and frugal. Virgo (Aug. 23-Sept. 22): 9. You’re getting stronger. Take a leadership role. Delegate when possible. Maintain patience with misunderstandings or snafus. A creative idea solves a financial problem. Libra (Sept. 23-Oct. 22): 6. Your imagination churns. You see other people’s blind spots. Telling them what to do may tempt. Be tactful or risk conflict. Hide out and recharge. Zits By Jerry Scott and Jim Borgman Scorpio (Oct. 23-Nov. 21): 8. Team projects go well. Don’t resist the flow. Play with it. Others inspire your great ideas. Consider unorthodox applications. Keep confidences. Sagittarius (Nov. 22-Dec. 21): 7. Expect a change in plans. Listen and put in the adaptations you choose. Keep your pa- tience and humor. Slow down, and make a course correction. Capricorn (Dec. 22-Jan. 19): 8. Each new advance presents new challenges. You’re learning what you need. Hold on to what you’ve gained and reduce expenses. Travel carefully, and watch the road. Aquarius (Jan. 20-Feb. 18): 8. Changes necessitate budget re- visions. Watch for opportunities for new income. Strategize carefully, and avoid impulsive moves. Old assumptions get challenged. Love is your foundation. Pisces (Feb. 19-March 20): 8. A partner’s opinion is impor- Mr. Boffo By Joe Martin tant. Compromise to decrease tension. Listening with col- laborative intent earns bonus points. Be gracious in the face of victory or defeat.

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Bridge East-West vulnerable, South deals North ♠ A ♥ 875 Dick Tracy By Joe Staton and Mike Curtis ♦ A532 West ♣ K9643 East ♠ J1074 ♠ 9632 ♥ J42 ♥ K10 ♦ KJ108 ♦ Q97 ♣ Q5 South ♣ A1082 ♠ KQ85 ♥ AQ963 ♦ 64 ♣ J7 Two minimum hands, with wasted values in spades, bid to this poor game contract. Almost everyone we know would go down. The trump finesse would work, but a club to the king wouldn’t. Norwegian expert Lars Arthur Johansen showed us how it’s done in a recent online event. Animal Crackers By Mike Osbun He won the opening spade lead in dummy and led a low diamond, won by The bidding: West with the eight. The trump shift South West North East went to East’s king 1♥ Pass 2♣ Pass and South’s ace. 2♥ Pass 4♥ All pass A diamond to the Opening lead: Jack of ♠ ace was followed by a diamond ruff. Johansen cashed the queen of hearts before ruffing a low spade in dummy. He ruffed a diamond back to his hand and cashed the king and queen of spades. The spades and the diamonds were now gone from all four hands. This was the position: North ♥ Void Prickly City By Scott Stantis West ♣ K96 East ♥ J ♥ Void ♣ Q5 South ♣ A108 ♥ 9 ♣ J7 Johansen exited with the nine of hearts, hoping East would win and have to give dummy the king of clubs. West won this with his jack of hearts and led a low club, so Johansen had to guess the clubs himself. How could he come this far and get the clubs wrong? He ducked in dummy and claimed his contract when East won with the ace. Very well done!

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Jumble Unscramble the four Jumbles, one letter per square, to form four words. Then arrange the circled letters to form the surprise answer, as suggested by this cartoon. Hägar the Horrible By Chris Browne

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