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Questions? Call 1-800-Tribune Saturday, October 27, 2018 Breaking news at chicagotribune.com ‘It was Suspect held in killing for the sake mail bomb plot of killing’ Feds charge South Side gang faction in 10 Englewood slayings By Jason Meisner and Annie Sweeney Chicago Tribune

Lifelong Englewood resident Gerald Sias Jr. was getting his hair cut in a popular neighborhood barbershop on a Thursday afternoon two years ago when a gunman suddenly appeared in the doorway and opened fire. Bullets whizzed into Powell’s Barber Shop on West 63rd Street as patrons scrambled to hide behind chairs. Sias, 38, a father of five with no gang ties, was struck in the arm and died later at a nearby hospital. Another customer was wounded in the leg. A federal racketeering indictment made public Friday alleged Sias’ May 2016 slaying was one of 10 killings carried out by a South Side street gang faction during a three-year reign of terror in the Englewood community that targeted rivals and innocent victims. The 25-page indictment — first reported by the Chicago Tribune — charges four reputed members of the Goonie Boss faction of the Gangster Disciples with racketeering conspiracy and alleges six attempted murders, two assaults and other violence in addition to the killings — all in or near Englewood from 2014 to 2016. Unlike traditional racketeering cases that accuse gang members of using violence to protect drug AMY BETH BENNETT/SOUTH FLORIDA SUN SENTINEL turf or other illicit enterprises, the An FBI agent examines a computer at the auto parts store in Plantation, Fla., where Cesar Sayoc, 56, was arrested Friday in connection with charges against the Goonie Boss more than a dozen bombs sent to critics of President Donald Trump, seemingly capping an investigation into a bizarre series of attacks. members alleged they shot people simply to boost their social media brand. Authorities say print, DNA link Fla. man to ‘IEDs’ targeting prominent Democrats “It was killing for the sake of killing,” said Chicago police Sgt. By Devlin Barrett, five-day stretch in which at least transporting explosives across Man with a past Charles Daly, who helped put the Mark Berman one explosive device was found state lines, illegally mailing ex- case together. and Matt Zapotosky each day, putting officials and plosives, threatening former Suspect in bombing plot Among the evidence is a dis- The Washington Post potential targets on high alert. presidents and others, threat- variously described as “loner,” turbing video that was streamed None of the devices detonated. ening interstate communications “lunatic.” Page 6 live on Facebook following the WASHINGTON — A man in All of them were sent to people and assaulting federal officials, January 2016 murder of a Goonie Florida with a lengthy criminal who have criticized or clashed according to charging docu- Squad rival. In the video, about a record was arrested and charged with President Donald Trump, ments. trace Sayoc after finding a finger- dozen members of the gang, some Friday with sending 13 packages and authorities continued to He could face decades in print on an envelope containing a as young as 14, wave guns in front containing improvised explosive warn Friday that others could prison if convicted. bomb sent to Rep. Maxine Wa- of the camera and dance as they devices to high-profile figures still be out there. At a joint news conference ters, D-Calif., and that DNA taunt the victim, chanting, “How across the country, authorities Authorities arrested 56-year- with various law enforcement found on two of the devices was a the f--- did he get hit?” and “One said. old Cesar Sayoc, who according officials, FBI Director Christo- possible match to a sample taken in the head, no lie.” The arrest came on the same to Florida records has a criminal pher Wray referred to the 13 from Sayoc during an earlier Other victims, like Sias, were day law enforcement found three record dating back decades that explosive devices recovered so arrest. just at the wrong place at the more devices — in Florida, New included including a past arrest far as “IEDs,” an abbreviation for Inside the packages sent to wrong time, according to the York and California — and for making a bomb threat. improvised explosive devices. He capped off an increasingly tense Sayoc was charged Friday with said investigators were able to Turn to Arrest, Page 5 Turn to Killings, Page 4

Sterigenics Slain restaurant owner cancer risks hailed as loving, caring held back Friend in car says gunman ‘just pulled from public up and started firing’ By Angie Leventis Lourgos, Letter: Administrations Robert McCoppin knew information for and Amanda Marrazzo months before acting Chicago Tribune By Michael Hawthorne Family and friends remember Chicago Tribune ZBIGNIEW BZDAK/CHICAGO TRIBUNE Peter Rim — the owner of several Neighbors of the Sterigenics plant in Willowbrook pack a hearing popular suburban restaurants, Gov. Bruce Rauner’s adminis- Friday in Chicago’s Loop called by state lawmakers. who was was fatally shot Thurs- tration knew in December that day on the Northwest Side of toxic air pollution from the Republican’s former private eq- scenes with the U.S. Environ- Chicago — as the kind of man Sterigenics plant in west subur- uity firm. mental Protection Agency be- who cared for everyone. BISTRO WASABI RESTAURANT ban Willowbrook likely was re- Disclosure of the previously tween December and August on “The idea of taking the shirt Restaurant owner Peter Rim was sponsible for some of the highest unknown warning about Ster- a more intensive investigation of off your back and giving it to fatally shot Thursday on Chi- cancer risks in the nation, ac- igenics comes as angry and Sterigenics and discussed poten- somebody, he did that for all who cago’s Northwest Side. cording to a letter obtained by frightened neighbors packed a tial solutions to the company’s needed it,” said Rim’s friend and the Tribune. hearing Friday in the Loop called pollution problems. roommate Kurt Anderson, who 6:45 a.m. Thursday, police said. The governor’s office and the by state lawmakers who are State officials ended up defer- said he witnessed the shooting. The gunman said something Rauner-led Illinois Environmen- scrambling to respond to health ring to political appointees in “That was the beauty of Peter before firing, but Rim, who tal Protection Agency kept the dangers in a swath of suburban President Donald Trump’s ad- himself.” suffered from hearing loss, ap- politically explosive information Chicago that also is a key battle- ministration to determine when Rim, 46, suffered a gunshot parently could not understand, from the public for eight months, ground in the Nov. 6 election. and how the public was told wound to the head when some- police said. They did not know if then initially downplayed the Other records obtained by the about what insiders understood one in an SUV pulled up and that was why he was shot. dangers posed by a company Tribune show the Rauner ad- opened fire in the 4100 block of owned in part by the incumbent ministration worked behind the Turn to Sterigenics, Page 4 West Diversey Avenue around Turn to Rim, Page 5

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Former first lady set aside according to the release. The National 10 percent of tickets for Association for Urban Debate Leagues, Girl Scouts and Public Allies community and nonprofits — a nonprofit with AmeriCorps ties that Obama worked at early in her By Katie Galioto career — were each given an allotment Chicago Tribune of passes. Tickets for the Chicago event went Among the 20,000 people gathered fast, with all but the most expensive in the United Center to see Michelle seats selling out just a few days after Obama next month will be hundreds they went on sale in September. Less of young people receiving free admis- than 200 tickets still were available sion to the former first lady’s highly Friday on Ticketmaster’s website, go- anticipated book tour. ing for $640 to $2,500. Cheaper Obama will be in her hometown to options are being sold secondhand on kick off the national tour for her StubHub, but a ticket in the nosebleed memoir “Becoming,” which comes out seats will still cost about $100. Nov. 13, the day she’s set to appear in In what is being billed as “an Chicago. Ten percent of tickets for the intimate and honest” conversation, almost-sold-out event were set aside Obama will be interviewed onstage at for local and community organiza- the United Center by a to-be-an- tions on each stop of the tour, nounced moderator. Her tour will take according to a news release Friday. CROWN PHOTO her to nine more cities after Chicago, Many of the complimentary tickets Former first lady Michelle Obama’s including two events in both Washing- will go to youth groups to make the memoir, “Becoming,” comes out Nov. ton, D.C., and Brooklyn, N.Y. tour accessible to as many people as 13, the same day she starts her na- Last year, Obama and her husband, possible, Obama said in the release. tional book tour in Chicago. former President Barack Obama, both “I want them to see themselves in agreed to release books through Pen- my story — to see the value in the teams in the city’s public schools, guin Random House. The couple also fullness of their lives and to imagine posted a video on its Twitter feed on made a deal with Netflix to produce who they might become in the years Thursday asking students from their movies and television series. ahead,” she said. Goode STEM Academy program: Little has been said about the In Chicago, a portion of the free “How excited are you guys to go see content of the book except that it tells Author Ron Chernow to win Chicago Tribune’s tickets were given to Chicago CRED, Michelle Obama?” the story of Obama’s life, from her Lifetime Achievement Award an organization geared toward ending The students whooped and hol- childhood on Chicago’s South Side to We hope you will join us Oct. 27 for a stimulating day of gun violence in the city, and Bottom lered, dancing around a school hall- her time in the White House as first discussion with the three winners of the Tribune’s 2018 Line, a nonprofit providing support to way with excitement. lady. literary prizes: Ron Chernow, George Saunders and Car- low-income college students. Some national organizations also oline Fraser. Tickets for the Chicago Humanities Festival Chicago Debates, a group that received tickets to distribute among [email protected] are now on sale. Biographer and historian Ron Chernow establishes and supports policy debate local groups in cities on the tour, Twitter @katiegalioto will receive the Tribune’s Literary Award for lifetime achievement. Chernow, whose in-depth biographies are known for humanizing men who played instrumental roles in the development of the United States, is the who has been with author of six best-selling books, including his latest, the Police Depart- “Grant.” One of them, “Alexander Hamilton,” was ad- Island Lake police chief ment since 2011, apted into Lin-Manuel Miranda’s Tony Award-winning was promoted to Broadway production, “Hamilton.” Chernow will appear sergeant. 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Serial rapist convicted in 1981 fatal stabbing Man already serving waited for justice,” Assistant fight DNA,” authorities down from a window, there for a robbery or rape,” State’s Attorney David Coleman said. blood all over the floor Assistant Public Defender Brian 80 years; case was cold told jurors Friday in closing argu- “Could you let the and Novak lying dead in Walsh said in closing arguments. until new DNA testing ments. “Well, now is the time for surviving remaining the living room. “This is anger, this is jealousy, this justice for Carol Novak.” family members (know) “I touched her hand, is personal. It’s not Eugene By Megan Crepeau Before Friday’s conviction, ... I’m sorry about what her shoulder and her Booker.” Chicago Tribune Booker, 62, was slated to be happened to her?” pros- face, and she was … (I) Walsh also pointed to differenc- released from prison in 2027 for ecutors have said knew she’d been dead for es in Booker’s sexual assaults and A serial rapist already serving a his convictions for sexually as- Booker told detectives. some time,” he testified. Novak’s slaying. Jurors heard that combined 80 years in prison for saulting six women in North Side DNA pointing to Booker Prosecutors said the in two of Booker’s sexual assaults, six separate sexual assaults was apartment buildings in 1986, court Booker was found on evidence showed that he tied up and robbed the victims, convicted of murder Friday in a records show. He now faces the Novak and in her house, prose- Novak had been stabbed more and left the water running in their decades-old case that had gone possibility of a sentence of as cutors said at trial, showing jurors than 100 times and raped, but apartments. But none of that cold until new DNA testing came much as an additional 40 years in gruesome photos of her body and Booker was not charged with happened in Novak’s slaying, he to light. prison. her bloodstained bedsheets. sexual assault. said. A Cook County jury deliberated Booker, who was charged with But Booker’s attorneys tried to To explain the DNA found in Coleman countered by saying for about an hour and a half before Novak’s killing in November 2014, implicate Novak’s boyfriend. Novak, Booker’s attorneys sug- that Booker learned from his finding Eugene Booker, dubbed initially denied knowing anything The boyfriend, Thomas Loftus, gested that she had consensual sex mistakes, refining “his evil craft.” “the dreadlock rapist” by Chicago about her death when detectives now 80, testified at trial for the with Booker and that Loftus killed Novak’s family declined to police, guilty in the killing of Carol interviewed him in prison. prosecution that he went to pick his girlfriend in a jealous rage over comment after the verdict. Novak, 35, who was fatally stabbed On learning that new forensic up Novak for work one morning in the relationship. in her North Side home in 1981. testing linked him to the crime, he October 1981 and stumbled into a “Over 100 wounds is not the act [email protected] “Thirty-seven years Carol has relented, telling police, “You can’t chaotic scene: the blinds pulled of an unknown intruder who was Twitter @crepeau 2 Pritzker aides fired after post in charcoal mask Video shows 1 as racist. The issue of blackface wearing cosmetic makeup led to the contro- resembling blackface versy involving NBC host Megyn Kelly, whose “Today” By Rick Pearson show was canceled this week and Mike Riopell after she made remarks en- Chicago Tribune dorsing its use for Halloween “as long as you were dressing Amid heightened concerns up as, like, a character.” about racial insensitivity, Pritzker’s campaign has Democratic governor nomi- been stung by issues involving nee J.B. Pritzker’s campaign racial insensitivity, something first suspended, then fired that affects an important core two campaign workers over a Democratic constituency of video displayed on social me- African-Americans who are dia showing one of them key to his defeating Republi- wearing a dark facial cosmetic can Gov. Bruce Rauner on resembling blackface. Nov. 6. The video appeared last Earlier this month, a law- weekend on the Instagram suit was filed by 10 African- account of Carolyn Mehta, American and Latino Pritzker ZBIGNIEW BZDAK/CHICAGO TRIBUNE who identifies herself as dep- campaign staffers who con- Innova EV founder Roman Kuropas, center, talks Thursday with Randy Kowalski about his autonomous driving uty director of get-out-the- tended they were subjects of capable car during the launch of the Autonomous Illinois Initiative. vote efforts for the Pritzker racial harassment and dis- campaign. crimination and sought $7.5 It shows a white person million. The Pritzker cam- wearing a blue “J.B. and Juli- paign has denied the allega- Illinois moving forward on ana for Illinois” campaign tions, and several questions T-shirt with a dark substance have surfaced about the legiti- swathed over his face and on macy of issues identified in portions of his fingers. The the lawsuit. self-driving vehicles testing word “psycho” appears inside In February, before he won a pink heart on the upper the Democratic nomination right side of the video. for governor, Pritzker was Initiative sets guidelines “We want to be able to do it in “The individual in the forced to embark on an apolo- our own backyard,” said Kuropas, “This is what we’ve photo had applied and was gy tour after the Chicago for technology and whose company uses small golf been waiting for — wearing a charcoal face mask Tribune released a secretly sharing information cart-like electric vehicles for ride- after work hours on the week- recorded federal government sharing. some direction from end. A fellow employee took a wiretap that was part of the By Mary Wisniewski Illinois State Police, the Illinois video and posted it on Insta- corruption investigation of Chicago Tribune Tollway, the Department of Insur- the state.” gram,” Pritzker spokeswom- then-Gov. Rod Blagojevich, ance, and the Department of Com- — Roman Kuropas, CEO and an Galia Slayen said in an who is now in prison. The Illinois is taking the first step merce and Economic Opportunity founder of Innova EV, based in initial statement. wiretap involved the replace- toward putting self-driving vehi- will assist with the program. The Burr Ridge Initially, Slayen blamed the ment for then-President-elect cles on the road, but it may be some state will connect communities incident on “poor judgment” Barack Obama for his U.S. time before they get there. that want to host testing with and that neither staff member Senate seat. Gov. Bruce Rauner on Thursday companies, universities and re- gency, according to technology “intended to take part in During the conversation, signed an executive order creating search institutions. experts. offensive behavior” and said Pritzker pitches Illinois Sec- the Autonomous Illinois Initiative, Since human error is behind The state currently is working both had been suspended retary of State Jesse White as which sets guidelines for testing more than 90 percent of fatal with Northwestern University and without pay. But hours later, a replacement for Obama. the technology and sharing infor- wrecks, the use of autonomous the University of Illinois’ Urbana- though Slayen said the image White, Pritzker says, would mation between developers, re- vehicles could save lives, IDOT Champaign and Chicago campuses was posted on a private Insta- take care of the “African- searchers and state agencies. Test- Secretary Randy Blankenhorn on a test track for autonomous gram account, she added, “Af- American thing” and would ing of autonomous vehicles will said. vehicles in downstate Rantoul, ter further investigation, both be the “least offensive” of the require a driver to remain behind “If you take that driver out of the about 15 miles north of Cham- staffers have been fired.” potential black candidates the wheel, capable of taking con- equation, you’re looking at a safer paign. Charcoal face masks are Blagojevich was considering. trol of the vehicle at all times, system,” he said at a news confer- Pennsylvania, Arizona and Cali- sold as a cleansing method to Pritzker also called former according to the Illinois Depart- ence in a parking lot at Guaranteed fornia already are testing autono- exfoliate skin and remove dirt state Senate President Emil ment of Transportation. Rate Field. mous vehicles. Last spring, Uber from pores. But those using it Jones “crass” and former U.S. “This is what we’ve been wait- There are numerous questions Technologies stopped its self-driv- have an appearance akin to Rep. Jesse Jackson Jr. “a ing for — some direction from the about autonomous technology that ing car operation in Arizona after a using blackface, a form of nightmare.” state,” said Roman Kuropas, CEO still need to be resolved. One pedestrian was killed in a crash theatrical makeup that was and founder of Burr Ridge-based problem is that drivers assigned to involving one of its cars. used largely by nonblack per- rap30@aol.com Innova EV, which is currently be behind the wheel of self-driving formers in past decades to [email protected] Twitter @rap30 [email protected] testing self-driving vehicles at vehicles tend to get bored, so they portray an African-American Twitter @MikeRiopell Ohio State University. may not react quickly to an emer- Twitter @marywizchicago but has largely been defined

Cop: Nurse wanted it to appear potential victim was having affair Woman allegedly Jones reportedly paid almost interview in April in the after, Jones said she was detective told Jones at the outset $11,000 in bitcoin to a dark web hours before she was incriminating herself and of the interview that she was not sought contract killing company that offered murder for charged. wondered whether she being held in custody and later told with dark web company hire. But the outfit was a scam Jones is charged with needed a lawyer. her she could call a family member operator, authorities said. solicitation of murder Later in the interview, to talk about getting a lawyer. By Clifford Ward The dark web is a part of the for hire and attempted when the detective was “At any time, she could have Chicago Tribune internet that requires a special murder. giving Jones her Miranda- terminated the interview, walked browser to access and offers serv- Her attorney, rights notification, Jones out the door and been in her car in A nurse who allegedly tried to ices and products from hidden or Stephen Hall, argued said, “I feel like I probably 30 seconds. She chose not to,” arrange the contract killing of her untraceable sources. that Jones had invoked Jones need a lawyer.” But she Demopoulos said. former lover’s wife supplied a Murray said Jones also told her right to counsel dur- signed a waiver, contin- The judge said he would review fictitious backstory for why the police that she had never met the ing an interview with Murray at ued to talk to police, and provided case law and issue a ruling on the prospective victim would be slain, woman she tried to have killed. the Woodridge police station, and a written statement. motion to suppress on Nov. 15. a police detective testified at a The intended victim was married that information from the inter- Jones’ rights against self-in- In the meantime, Jones remains Thursday hearing. to a co-worker of Jones, who view should not be allowed at trial. crimination were violated when free on bond while living with Tina Jones, 32, formerly of Des worked as a nurse at Loyola Woodridge police became in- she did not receive the aid of family in Georgia. The CBS news Plaines, reportedly left instruc- University Medical Center. Jones volved because the target of the counsel, Hall argued. But DuPage program “48 Hours,” which was tions on a murder-for-hire internet and the co-worker had been in- alleged crime lived there. prosecutors said Jones’ requests investigating murder for hire on site that she wanted the circum- volved in a relationship, but the A number of excerpts of the for a lawyer were vague and the dark web, tipped local police stances surrounding the woman’s co-worker ended it in late 2017. taped interview were played dur- should not disqualify the incrimi- after learning of contact between death to make it appear as if the The testimony came at a hearing the hearing. At about 10 nating statements from being ad- Jones and the internet site, author- victim had been having an affair, ing where Jones is asking Judge minutes into the discussion, Jones missible. ities said. Woodridge Detective Daniel Mur- George Bakalis to suppress state- implicates herself and then ex- Assistant State’s Attorney ray said in DuPage County court. ments she made during a police plains details of the plan. Shortly Demetri Demopoulos said the Clifford Ward is a freelancer. 4 Chicago Tribune | Section 1 | Saturday, October 27, 2018 Gang faction charged in 10 killings

Killings, from Page 1 joint effort by federal law gering amount of violence in making off with 20 weap- enforcement, Chicago po- a short period of time. ons, including a shotgun, a charges. At Sias’ longtime lice and the Cook County Sgt. Daly, who also helped military-style assault rifle, family home on South Car- state’s attorney’s office. In bring racketeering charges eight pistols and 10 revolv- penter Street, his father, addition to the federal rack- against the Black Souls sev- ers. The three later distrib- Gerald Sr., said Friday his eteering charges, a fifth de- eral years ago, noted that uted some of the guns in son was simply trying to get fendant was charged in case spanned 30 years’ Englewood and kept the his hair cut for a party on the Cook County criminal court worth of violence allegedly rest, police said. day he was killed. Asked with an 11th murder. committed to protect a nar- Blackman, who has been about the allegations that At a news conference to cotics enterprise. held at the Metropolitan the gunmen were commit- announce the charges at the “The Goonies murdered Correctional Center since ting violence simply for Englewood District police as many, if not more, in the his arrest in April 2017, has TERRENCE ANTONIO JAMES/CHICAGO TRIBUNE street status, the father station, Jeffrey Sallet, head span of three years just to pleaded not guilty in that Cook County State’s Attorney Kim Foxx and U.S. Attorney called the situation “crazy.” of Chicago’s FBI office, said protect their social media case, records show. for the Northern District of Illinois John Lausch Jr. speak “You wake up and put the federal racketeering status,” he said. McElroy, meanwhile, is Friday at the Englewood District police station. your clothes on to go kill statute can help law en- Blackman’s attorney, also facing separate charges somebody that don’t never forcement hold gang mem- Christopher Grohman, who stemming from an alleged Cox said. “It is shocking to man, not affiliated with any done nothing to you? That’s bers like the Goonies ac- said Friday that his client gun-trafficking ring that me that you could laugh gangs,” she said. “He was crazy,” he said as he stood in countable in the same way it was still a teenager when used “straw purchasers” to about a gun like it is a toy. … just trying to make money his living room with framed was used to decimate more most of the alleged violence buy handguns in Kalama- Some of those kids look like and take care of his kids.” photos of his son as a baby traditional crime syndicates occurred, questioned how zoo, Mich., and resell them they were 14 or 15 years old. Meanwhile, Gerald Sias and as a toddler still promi- like the Chicago Outfit. prosecutors could consider in Chicago. Those charges And this is their life?” Sr., whose son was slain in nently displayed. “We are bringing the full him a gang leader at such a allege that the crew was According to the charges, the barbershop, said their According to the indict- weight of the federal gov- young age. He also criticized responsible for at least nine the innocent targets of the family moved to Englewood ment, the alleged leader of ernment to violence that is the government for bringing of the Michigan-bought gang included Kenneth in the 1960s and decided to the Goonie Boss crew was plaguing these neighbor- what could wind up being a handguns making it to the Whitaker, shot twice in the stay despite the constant Romeo “O-Dog” Blackman, hoods,” said Sallet, flanked death-penalty case. streets of Chicago in the first head in July 2016 while threat of violence. Now a 22, who was already in by Cook County State’s At- McElroy’s attorney, six months of 2017 alone. walking past an elementary medical transport driver, custody on federal weapons torney Kim Foxx, Chicago Joshua Kutnick, had no At a detention hearing in school at 74th and Morgan Sias said there is no compre- charges. Also charged with police Superintendent Ed- comment on the charges that case last year, prose- streets. At the time, the hending the violence that racketeering were Terrance die Johnson and U.S. Attor- Friday. It was unclear if the cutors played Facebook Live Goonies were out for re- tore his family apart. Smith, 22; Jolicious “Jo Jo” ney John Lausch Jr. “We are other two federal defend- videos showing McElroy venge after one of their own “I think about my son all Turman, 27; and Nathaniel looking for you, and our ants had hired attorneys. and other Goonie Boss had been slain earlier that the time,” he said. As he McElroy, 21. people are going to find Court records show members brandishing fire- night, sources told the Trib- spoke, he brought out a The charges implicated you.” Blackman is already in cus- arms, taunting rivals and une. They had just left a pressed white dress shirt Blackman in at least seven of In a sign of the fractured tody on separate federal laughing about committing nearby hospital when they with Gerald Jr.’s image on the murders. The charges and often fickle nature of charges alleging he took acts of violence, court re- opened fire on Whitaker, 34, the back. Underneath it carry the potential of a death gang cliques in Chicago, the part in a brazen smash-and- cords show. U.S. Magistrate a security guard with no black lettering read, “Love sentence on conviction, but case was built largely on grab burglary of weapons Judge Susan Cox said she gang ties. You Son.” prosecutors have not yet social media and jail calls, from a gun store in Living- found the “glee and exuber- Reached Thursday eve- decided whether to seek not traditional wiretaps. ston County in 2016. Ac- ance” on the gang members’ ning, Whitaker’s mother, Chicago Tribune’s Rosemary capital punishment, law en- And unlike some recent cording to those charges, he faces appalling, according to Vickie, said she had long Sobol contributed. forcement sources told the gang racketeering cases, the and two associates smashed a transcript. suspected her son had been Tribune. charges alleged the Goonie a stolen Jeep into South Post “I have never seen any- the victim of mistaken iden- [email protected] The investigation was a Boss gang committed a stag- Guns in Streator before thing like this in my life,” tity. “He was a good young [email protected]

Sterigenics cancer risks reportedly withheld from public for months Sterigenics, from Page 1 Illinois EPA air bureau. er than 100 in a million. new pollution-control doubt about the EPA’s con- they delayed informing the “EPA has calculated a Based on air samples col- equipment, making it more clusions and suggests more public because they wanted months earlier, the records cancer risk of approxi- lected in May in neighbor- difficult for authorities to people would die from hos- to make sure the initial U.S. show. mately 1,000 in a million at hoods near Sterigenics, an pursue legal action against pital infections if the facility EPA estimates were correct. In the Dec. 22 letter, sent the nearest residence, ex- arm of the federal Centers the company unless it can was shut down. “Without additional to a Sterigenics executive, a ceeding our typical upper for Disease Control and be shown the fix has failed Federal officials say the analysis from USEPA, IEPA top official in the U.S. EPA’s limit of cancer risk accept- Prevention determined the to eliminate health risks company released uncon- was not in a position to take Chicago office outlines the ability,” wrote Ed Nam, di- cancer risks from breathing from ethylene oxide pollu- trolled amounts of ethylene action,” Kim Biggs, a results of a preliminary fed- rector of the regional U.S. ethylene oxide pollution tion. oxide from building vents spokeswoman for the state eral analysis linking unusu- EPA air and radiation divi- could be orders of magni- Sterigenics says recent for more than 30 years. In agency, said in an email. ally high cancer risks in the sion. “EPA would like to tude higher than initially testing found the new 2016, after a decade-long “The Illinois EPA is very Willowbrook area to the provide Sterigenics with the estimated: up to 6,400 per equipment has substantially review of peer-reviewed concerned about potential company’s emissions of eth- opportunity to review our million, or more than six reduced its emissions of the scientific studies, the EPA adverse health impacts that ylene oxide, a potent gas modeling and to suggest cases of cancer for every dangerous gas. “Sterigenics’ declared the volatile chemi- may be caused by the opera- used to sterilize medical improvements for accu- 1,000 people. Willowbrook facility op- cal poses long-term cancer tions of Sterigenics and is instruments, pharmaceu- racy.” The Illinois EPA re- erates safely today as it has risks at extremely low lev- committed to doing every- tical drugs and food. Federal regulators gener- sponded to the report by throughout its history,” the els. thing within our authority Copied on the letter is ally target polluters when quietly giving Sterigenics a company declares on a web- About 19,000 people live to bring all possible relief to Julie Armitage, chief of the local cancer risks are great- permit to voluntarily install page that attempts to sow within a mile of the Willow- Willowbrook and the sur- brook facility. Four schools rounding communities.” and a day care center also The federal agency said are close by, including Hins- the December letter was dale South High School in intended to give Sterigenics Darien and Gower Middle a chance to respond to the School in Burr Ridge. EPA’s concerns before the No action was taken at public release of its analysis. Friday’s hearing. But resi- “Verifying emissions is a dents and local officials critical step in NATA devel- spoke emotionally about opment,” Jeff Kelley, direc- their concerns and one by tor of the EPA’s regional one said Sterigenics should communications office, said not be allowed to continue in an email, using the acro- operating near densely nym for the air toxics as- populated communities. sessment. “This was like an infor- After the Tribune first mation dirty bomb that was reported about the cancer dropped on my desk,” said risks in Willowbrook and Willowbrook Mayor Frank Rauner’s connections to Trilla, who noted the U.S. Sterigenics, the governor EPA informed him about said the Willowbrook facil- the cancer risk report an ity operated well within the hour before it was posted law. online in late August. “We “This is not an emer- had no way to prepare for gency,” Rauner told report- that. They don’t teach that ers following an unrelated in mayor’s school.” Aug. 28 event. “My under- Gabriela Tejeda-Rios, a standing is that particular lawyer who has lived a half company has followed all block from Sterigenics for the regulations and the nine years, said she has read proper procedures.” studies suggesting a link Rauner appointees later between exposure to ethyl- refused to provide key ene oxide and the type of documents about the Wil- chronic headaches her two lowbrook facility to Illinois daughters, ages 9 and 11, Attorney General Lisa have suffered since their Madigan, required the early days in public schools state’s chief lawyer to re- that also are close to the quest the records under the facility. Freedom of Information “Every single symptom Act and delayed providing my family and I have ex- the information until after perienced in the past num- the Tribune inquired about ber of years has been associ- the dispute on Sept. 20. ated with ethylene oxide,” Less than two weeks lat- Tejeda-Rios said, referring er, with fellow Republicans to websites created by fed- in DuPage County, both of eral and state officials that the state’s U.S. senators and note children are particu- Democratic gubernatorial larly at risk. “I live in challenger J.B. Pritzker constant fear and worry and clamoring for more aggres- guilt. My children have sive action, Rauner joined a been exposed to this 24 chorus of politicians de- hours a day, 7 days a week manding that Sterigenics and I cannot protect them cease operations unless the from it.” company can prove its pol- Long considered a desti- lution no longer increases nation for young families the risk of developing can- moving out of Chicago, Wil- cer. lowbrook and surrounding The company is still op- suburbs are among just a erating. few dozen communities Rauner has said he no nationwide where toxic air longer has a stake in Ster- pollution is responsible for igenics, contrary to his most higher-than-allowed cancer recent statement of econo- risks. mic interests. Most of the risks in the Spokespeople for his other cities also are from campaign and government ethylene oxide exposure, office told the Tribune that the EPA revealed when it Rauner sold his interest as finally released its latest part of a 2015 deal but have National Air Toxics Assess- not produced documents ment on Aug. 24. showing the transaction Asked Thursday about took place. the December letter, spokespersons for the fed- [email protected] eral and state agencies said Twitter @scribeguy Chicago Tribune | Section 1 | Saturday, October 27, 2018 5 FBI: Bombs not ‘hoax devices’ Arrest, from Page 1 pointing to him. Sayoc lives in Aventura, Fla., and in- three of the potential tar- vestigators believe many of gets — former President the packages were proc- Barack Obama, former CIA essed at a nearby mail Director John Brennan facility. and Waters — were a pic- News of the arrest ture of each person with emerged as investigators red “X” marks on them, recovered the latest explo- according to the criminal sive devices, packages sent complaint, filed by federal to Sen. Cory Booker, D- JOSE M. OSORIO/CHICAGO TRIBUNE prosecutors in the South- N.J., former director of Jino Kim, co-owner and chef at El Cochino at Lake in the ern District of New York. national intelligence James Hills, talks Friday about Peter Rim at the restaurant. Rim, Wray declined to say Clapper and Sen. Kamala 46, was shot to death as he sat in a car on the Northwest whether the devices could Harris, D-Calif. Side on Thursday morning, according to police. have detonated, saying that JOE RAEDLE/GETTY The FBI said a package, investigators are “still try- An FBI agent documents the interior of a condo in the “similar in appearance to ing to determine whether building that has a possible connection to Cesar Sayoc. the others” found this or not they were func- week, was addressed to ‘No provocation’ tional.” But he said they did The complaint also said followed. In 2002, Miami Booker and located in Flor- contain potentially explo- one post made Wednesday police arrested him for a ida. sive material, adding: criticized George Soros, bomb threat, a felony. A spokesman for Booker in fatal shooting of “These are not hoax devic- the billionaire activist, who Sayoc pleaded guilty with- declined to comment and es.” two days earlier had re- out trial and was sentenced referred questions to law The complaint also in- ceived an explosive. to probation, the records enforcement. restaurant owner cluded details suggesting Wray declined to say if show. The only common Rim, from Page 1 As rock music blared Sayoc’s antipathy toward Sayoc is cooperating with Speaking Friday at the thread between the people inside El Cochino, as it the people and organiza- investigators. White House, Trump who have received devices Anderson said he was in usually does, patrons ate tions targeted, including When asked why Sayoc called the suspected mail is that they are prominent the back seat and Rim was lunch on Friday afternoon, CNN, where one package allegedly targeted Demo- bombs “terrorizing acts” figures — many current or in the front passenger seat the bartender mixed cold was found and another crats, Attorney General Jeff and praised law enforce- former Democratic elected during the shooting. An- drinks, and Rim’s business addressed. Sessions said he “appears ment officers for the arrest officials — who have publi- derson said he yelled at partner Jino Kim fought “The windows of Sayoc’s to be a partisan, but that in Florida. cly clashed with Trump. everyone to “get down” and unsuccessfully to hold back van were covered with would be determined by “We will prosecute The list of possible tar- lunged to pull Rim down, his tears. images including images the facts as the case goes them, him, her, whoever it gets began with Soros, then but was too late. He said the As he walked around the critical of CNN,” the com- forward.” He declined to may be, to the fullest extent grew to include Obama, shooter appeared to be a Mexican-themed restau- plaint said. comment further. of the law,” he said at a former Secretary of State man in his mid- to late 20s. rant — which he described The complaint also Sayoc’s previous run-ins White House event. Hillary Clinton and former “There was no provoca- as being “all about Peter” — identifies a Twitter ac- with law enforcement date Investigators began Attorney General Eric tion,” said Anderson, who Kim showed off the eclectic count that law enforce- back at least to an arrest for closing in on Sayoc on Holder. added Friday that he hadn’t art pieces and crosses that ment officials believe Sayoc larceny when Sayoc was 29 Thursday, as investigators Then came the packages slept since the shooting. he said Rim collected. An used, and noted that ac- years old, according to traced the packages’ path sent to Brennan and CNN, “Literally, the guy just employee had set out a count contained mis- state records. to South Florida, and re- Waters, former Vice Presi- pulled up and started fir- candle featuring a picture spellings consistent with Other charges of larceny, covered evidence inside at dent Joe Biden and actor ing.” of Rim sitting on the beach those seen on the packages. grand theft and fraud soon least one of the packages Robert De Niro. Rim, who lived in South at Lake Michigan and the Barrington, was taken to words “I love you.” Mount Sinai Hospital, Kim said he’d known his where he was pronounced friend for almost 30 years, dead at 10:57 a.m., accord- having hired Rim to work ing to the Cook County at Sapporo, a restaurant medical examiner’s office. Kim owned in Crystal Lake, Friends said his organs when Rim was just 19. He were harvested for dona- said Rim was of Korean tion. background and grew up in Rim owned two popular Libertyville. neighboring restaurants in The two would go on to Lake in the Hills — Bistro run Tsunami, a now-shut- Wasabi and El Cochino — tered Japanese restaurant as well as Bistro Wasabi in in Chicago, and later Hoffman Estates, family opened Bistro Wasabi in members said. Hoffman Estates, followed “He loved everyone and by the two restaurants in everyone loved him,” said Lake in the Hills. the victim’s brother, Steve “Everybody loved him. Rim, 43, of Eagle River, He was like Santa Claus: He Wis., who traveled to Chi- had something for every- cago Thursday when he body,” Kim said. heard the news. Josipa Kavelj tended bar Steve Rim said his Friday and paused to say brother loved the artistry of how much she loved Rim, making sushi and being a whom she had known for chef, but he “just kind of fell three years. “He had a good into” the work. heart. It’s just really unfair,” When they were kids, she said. Peter Rim always talked of Longtime customer Ed- becoming a mechanic be- die Heidenreich, of Lake in cause he loved cars and the Hills, said Rim always motorcycles. Then a cousin made people feel welcome. had an idea of opening a “He was a shining example sushi bar in Wisconsin, and of” how to treat people, Peter Rim went to work Heidenreich said, adding there in the early 1990s. Rim was “energetic” and Peter Rim’s ex-wife, 46- “positive,” often walked year-old Agnes Kong of around sharing new reci- Auburn, Ala., said she had pes with customers, and just spoken to him on the greeted people with a hug phone the day before he and always with a smile. was killed. “He was the king of that,” “He was talking about Heidenreich said. “He what he was going to get made everybody feel like me for my birthday,” she his friend, special in some said in between sobs. “He way.” was a good person, down- Rim worked seven days a to-earth. He cares about week and had big plans for people.” the future, colleagues said. Even though they di- Tammy Gordon, the vorced in 2012, Kong said owner of a Dairy Queen they remained close next door to Bistro Wasabi friends; she said Peter Rim in Hoffman Estates, where also cared deeply about her a bouquet with a note was 6-year-old son from her left outside, called Rim “su- second marriage, and trav- per friendly” and a hard eled to visit them in Ala- worker who was there until bama in May. late at night almost daily. “I can’t accept it, how he “He was a sushi chef and died,” she said. “He is such was head of the house, so a talented person. He is a he worked both ends of it, good chef. He doesn’t care schmoozing with custom- about making money. He ers and also making their wants customers to have stuff,” she said. “Super satisfaction.” friendly. Always had a Anderson said that Peter smile and a friendly hello.” Rim was the “name and Rim’s next-door neigh- face” of the restaurants, bor, Bill Vlazny, said he’d and that customers were only met Rim a couple of drawn to him. times but that he was very “No one deserves such a friendly and recently had thing,” Anderson said. “And invited Vlazny and his wife most of all Peter Rim.” over for dinner — an offer “We have lost one of our they never had the chance own today,” said a state- to take up. ment issued by Rim’s Family members said fu- restaurants. “Peter Rim neral arrangements are passed away this morning pending. surrounded by loved ones. The Cook County Medi- His wild, fun, energetic and cal Examiner’s office con- loving legacy will live on firmed Friday that Rim forever. We love you Peter died of a gunshot wound to Rim, more than words can the head, and the death was describe. You affected so ruled a homicide. No ar- many lives here and every rests have been reported in one here misses you so the case. much. You are so loved. Rest easy Peter.” Amanda Marrazzo is a free- A customer posted on lancer. Chicago Tribune’s the restaurants’ Facebook Deanese Williams-Harris, page, “My heart is broken!! Rosemary Sobol and Jeremy Peter always made us feel Gorner contributed. like family. I am so grateful for the big bear hug he gave [email protected] me last night, I will cherish [email protected] our last moments shared, Twitter @angie_leventis Twitter @RobertMcCoppin forever. ... Rest in peace my friend.” 6 Chicago Tribune | Section 1 | Saturday, October 27, 2018 NATION & WORLD

Alleged mail bomber described as ‘a lunatic’ By Michael Biesecker and Stephen Braun Associated Press

WASHINGTON — The Florida man charged with sending more than a dozen package bombs to Demo- cratic political figures is described as a troubled loner who showed little interest in politics before the rise of President Donald Trump. Cesar Sayoc, 56, of Aven- tura, Fla., has been an ama- teur body builder and male stripper. He has a history of financial problems and extensive record of past arrests, including a stint served on probation for making a bomb threat. He was born in New York City and attended college in North Carolina before moving to the Miami suburbs in the late 1980s. Florida voter records show he first registered in March 2016 as a Republican and cast a ballot in that November’s heated presidential election. Sayoc’s social media accounts are pep- pered with memes supporting Trump, denigrating Democrats and promoting conspiracy theories about CARLINE JEANT/SOUTH FLORIDA SUN SENTINEL George Soros, the billionaire A van covered in political and anti-media stickers and believed to be owned by the suspect is towed Friday to an FBI facility in Miramar, Fla. political donor who was the first targeted this week by a his lawyer in the case said it in 2014 for grand theft and driver’s license after alter- 1980 and attended through Hogg in July. He also called package bomb. involved a heated conversa- misdemeanor theft of less ing his birth date to make three semesters. At the time, Gov. Rick Scott “greatest At the auto parts store in tion with a Florida utility than $300, and in 2013 for himself appear younger. Brevard was a two-year Governor Ever” in a posting Plantation, where Sayoc representative. battery. In 2004, he faced “His mind doesn’t seem school, and Cauble said that shows the Republican was swarmed by officers Ronald Lowy, a Miami several felony charges for to operate like most peo- Sayoc didn’t graduate. alongside Trump. and arrested Friday, author- attorney, said Sayoc became unlawful pos- ple’s,” Lowy said. He then transferred to In June, he praised ities towed away a white van frustrated about a lack of session of a syn- “It shows in his the University of North Car- Trump in a birthday mes- covered with stickers sup- service and told a Florida thetic anabolic anger, his emotion olina at Charlotte, enrolling sage saying: “Happy Birth- porting Trump and criticiz- Power and Light employee steroid often used and his behavior.” for the 1983-84 academic day President Donald J. ing media outlets that in- “something to the effect to help build mus- Sayoc’s name is year. He played a few games Trump the greatest result cluded CNN, the news that you’re not taking care of cles. He also had listed on business as a walk-on player for the President ever.” channel also targeted by a my problem and I bet you several arrests for records tied to dry school’s men’s soccer team. Debra Gureghian, the mail bomb this week. would if I threw a bomb at theft in the 1990s cleaning and cater- A now-suspended Twit- general manager of New “I know the guy is a you.” and faced a felony ing businesses. Re- ter account that appears to River Pizza and Fresh lunatic,” Lenny Altieri, Say- Lowy said Sayoc showed charge for obtain- cords also suggest belong to Sayoc, Kitchen in Fort Lauderdale, oc’s cousin, said Friday. “He no ability at the time to back ing fraudulent re- Sayoc he had recent fi- @hardrock2016, includes said Sayoc worked as a has been a loner.” up his threat with any funds and a misde- nancial problems, memes denouncing Florida delivery truck driver for Court records in Florida bomb-making expertise. meanor count of tampering including losing his home to gubernatorial candidate several months until he quit show that Sayoc was ar- The lawyer went on to with physical evidence. foreclosure in 2009 and Andrew Gillum, including a in January. rested in 2002 and served a describe Sayoc as “a con- Lowy said he recalled filing for Chapter 7 bank- photo of Soros made to look “He was crazed, that’s the year of probation for a fused man who had trouble that Sayoc also had a run-in ruptcy protection in 2012. like he’s holding a puppet best word for him,” she said. felony charge of threatening controlling his emotions.” with authorities over pos- Christie Cauble, interim that resembles Gillum. “There was something to throw or place a bomb. Lowy said Sayoc dis- session of steroids and an- director of communications Other posts called Park- really off with him.” Court records available on- played no political leanings other case in Broward at Brevard College in North land shooting survivor line did not provide further at the time. County where he was Carolina, said Sayoc David Hogg “fake phony.” The Washington Post con- details about the case, but Sayoc was also convicted charged with having a fake enrolled at the school in He posted memes attacking tributed. NBC cancels Kelly’s show after blackface controversy

By Lynn Elber her more than $20 million a awkward and hostile inter- and Mark Kennedy year. views with Hollywood fig- Associated Press A representative for ures Jane Fonda and Debra Kelly did not immediately Messing backfired. Kelly NEW YORK — Megyn respond to a request for briefly found more of a Kelly, the former Fox News comment. purpose with the eruption Channel personality who The cancellation came of the #MeToo movement. made a rocky transition to four days after she pro- She made news when softer news at NBC, was voked a firestorm for asking interviewing women who fired from her morning on the air why dressing up accused President Donald show Friday after trigger- in blackface as part of a Trump of inappropriate being a furor by suggesting it’s Halloween costume is havior and spoke with ac- OK for white people to wrong. cusers of Harvey Weinstein, wear blackface at Hallow- Social media condemna- Bill O’Reilly, Roy Moore and een. tion was swift, and Kelly others, as well as women “‘Megyn Kelly Today’ is apologized to fellow NBC who say they were harassed NATHAN CONGLETON/NBC not returning,” NBC News staffers later in the day and on Capitol Hill. Megyn Kelly, whose NBC morning show debuted in 2017, was fired Friday. said in a statement. made a tearful apology on Time magazine, which The show occupied the her show Wednesday. She honored “The Silence about Weinstein and al- stories on her blackface coming out of her eyes. fourth hour of NBC’s “To- did not host new episodes Breakers” as its Person of lowed Farrow to take the comment, and weatherman Blood coming out of her day” program, a time slot Thursday and Friday. the Year, cited Kelly as the material to The New Al Roker said Kelly “owes a wherever.” that will be hosted by other Kelly, 47, made her debut group’s leader in the enter- Yorker. big apology to people of Although Kelly may have co-anchors beginning next as a NBC morning host in tainment field. The episode And her ratings have color across the country.” attempted a fresh start at week, the network said. September 2017, taking over with Trump accusers had been down from what “To- A former corporate de- NBC, she couldn’t always NBC didn’t address the 9 a.m. slot at “Today” more than 2.9 million view- day” garnered in the 9 a.m. fense attorney, Kelly made escape her baggage. Her Kelly’s future at the net- and saying she wanted ers, one of her biggest audi- hour before Kelly came on her name at Fox News former association with work. But negotiations over viewers “to have a laugh ences. board. In its first year, discussing politics in prime Fox caused some NBC col- her exit from NBC are with us, a smile, sometimes But strains continued be- Kelly’s show averaged 2.4 time. During the first GOP leagues and viewers to re- underway, according to a a tear and maybe a little hind the scenes. Kelly last million viewers a day, a debate in 2015, she asked gard her with suspicion. person familiar with the hope to start your day.” month called for NBC drop of 400,000 from the Trump about calling wom- In 2013, while an anchor talks who spoke on condi- She did cooking demon- News Chairman Andrew year before. en “fat pigs, dogs, slobs, and at Fox, Kelly addressed the tion of anonymity. strations and explored Lack to appoint outside The latest controversy disgusting animals.” Trump ethnicity of Santa Claus by Kelly is in the second emotional topics. She large- investigators to look into may have tipped the bal- later complained about her saying: “For all you kids year of a three-year con- ly floundered with that soft- why the network didn’t air ance. Both NBC’s “Nightly questions, saying, “You watching at home, Santa tract that reportedly pays news focus, and a pair of Ronan Farrow’s stories News” and “Today” did could see there was blood just is white.” Facebook removes Iran-linked accounts targeting U.S., U.K. By Michael Liedtke agents used two years ago to havior” within the cluster of hearings that ended in Brett “pretty crazy.” during a conference call Associated Press sway public opinion ahead pages, accounts and groups Kavanaugh’s confirmation Facebook critics still ar- with reporters. And they of the 2016 U.S. presidential that have now been kicked to the U.S. Supreme. en’t convinced the company had been posting for the SAN FRANCISCO — election. off its service. All were Facebook did an even is doing everything it can to past year before a manual Facebook has purged 82 Facebook has even set up linked to Iran, although broader sweep of its service keep malicious activity off review by Facebook deter- pages, accounts and groups a “war room” at its Menlo Facebook didn’t find any in August when it discov- its service. That’s partly mined that were malicious tied to an Iranian effort to Park, Calif., headquarters ties to that country’s gov- ered 652 pages, groups, and because sensational themes in nature. exploit its social network ahead of key elections in ernment, Nathaniel Gle- accounts linked to Russia — even if they are bogus — “We continue to get bet- and Instagram service to Brazil on Sunday and in the icher, Facebook’s head of and Iran. can help keep people enter at finding and taking provoke social strife in the United States on Nov 6. It cyber security policy, wrote Preventing Facebook gaged on Facebook, helping down” accounts engaged in United States and the serves as a command center in a related blog post. from becoming a cesspool it sell more of the ads that bad behavior, Gleicher said. United Kingdom. for more than 20,000 work- This activity was aimed of false information has bring in virtually all of its It’s unclear how many The housecleaning an- ers assigned to weed out at “sowing discord” by post- become a top priority for profits. people saw the content be- nounced Friday is part of fake accounts set up to ing content focused on po- CEO Mark Zuckerberg, In this case, some of the ing circulated by the now- the countermeasures that distribute false information. litically charged topics such who initially considered latest pages, accounts, and deleted accounts from Iran. Facebook put in place in an In this case, that war as race relations, immigra- claims that fake news on his groups to be ousted were About 1 million other ac- attempt to prevent abuses room began to detect a tion, opposition to Trump social network had swayed created as far back as counts followed at least one similar to those Russian pattern of “inauthentic be- and the polarizing Senate the 2016 election to be mid-2016, Gleicher said of the offending pages. Chicago Tribune | Section 1 | Saturday, October 27, 2018 7

NEWS BRIEFING Judge won’t Staff and news services delay census citizenship Watchdog looks to rescind question trial crucial part of payday loan rules NEW YORK — A New York judge says a trial over NEW YORK — The ity of their customers to putting a citizenship ques- Consumer Financial Pro- repay their loans in a tion on the 2020 U.S. tection Bureau will revisit timely manner, in an effort census will proceed Nov. 5 a crucial part of its year- to stop a harmful industry despite the Justice De- old payday lending indus- practice where borrowers partment’s objection. try regulations, the agency renew their loans multiple Federal Judge Jesse announced Friday, a move times, getting stuck in a Furman ruled Friday, lash- that will likely make it cycle of debt. ing out at Justice Depart- more difficult for the bu- But since President ment lawyers and two reau to protect consumers Trump appointed Acting Supreme Court justices. from potential abuses, if Director Mick Mulvaney, The justices called the changed. the bureau has taken a trial “highly unusual, to The CFPB finalized decidedly more pro-in- say the least.” Furman rules last year that would, dustry direction than MORRY GASH/AP wrote that it “is the Gov- among other changes, under his predecessor, Wisconsin rally: Former President Barack Obama greets candidates Sen. Tammy Bald- ernment’s conduct in this force payday lenders to President Obama’s CFPB win and Tony Evers, who is running for governor, on Friday in Milwaukee. In his speech, case, not the Court’s re- take into account the abil- Director Richard Cordray. Obama criticized President Donald Trump and other Republicans for “making stuff up.” view, that is ‘highly unusual, to say the least.’ ” The trial comes after a dozen states and big cities Ashes of Matthew Shepard, sued, saying the citi- Police: Ky. shooting suspect zenship question will dis- LGBTQ icon, are laid to rest courage immigrants from participating and dilute WASHINGTON — The the college student was tried to enter black church representation and federal ashes of Matthew Shep- killed. dollars for states that tend ard, whose 1998 killing The ceremony’s homily JEFFERSONTOWN, Ky. and has a large African- ago. He also was charged to vote Democratic. The became a rallying cry for was delivered by the Rev. — A white man with a American membership. with assaulting his elderly Supreme Court recently the gay rights movement, V. Gene Robinson, the first history of violence and Bush’s ex-wife is Afri- parents in January 2009. A blocked plans to depose have been interred in the openly gay bishop in the mental illness was record- can-American, and she has judge ordered him to com- the Commerce Depart- Washington National Ca- Episcopal Church. ed on surveillance video received protection orders ply with mental health ment secretary. thedral’s crypt. Shepard’s gruesome apparently trying to get against him after violent treatment and prohibited More than 2,000 people killing at the hands of two inside a predominantly outbursts, including an in- Bush from possessing fire- gathered Friday to cele- men who authorities say black church in Kentucky cident in 2009 when she arms for two years. brate the life and honor targeted him because he before he went to a grocery told police he called her An arrest citation said Tesla probe: A Wall the memory of Shepard, a was gay drew attention to store and fatally shot two racial epithets during a Bush’s parents were Street Journal report says 21-year-old gay man. the violence and discrimi- African-Americans, police custody exchange of their punched and choked, and the FBI is conducting a Shepard’s ashes had for nation endured by said. son. They divorced in 2000. they told police they were criminal investigation into 20 years been kept by his LGBTQ people across The video confirmed The local coroner’s of- “terrified of (his) unpre- whether electric-car family in Wyoming, where America. Gregory Bush’s presence fice identified the victims dictable behavior.” maker Tesla misstated outside the First Baptist as Maurice Stallard, 69, and Bush’s ex-wife told au- production figures about Church about 10 to 15 Vicki Lee Jones, 67. thorities in a domestic vi- its Model 3 sedan and minutes before he went to Bush’s criminal record olence petition in 2009 that misled investors about its the grocery store, Jeffer- shows he threatened his Bush was “diagnosed para- business. Tesla recently Death toll in Jordan flash flood sontwon police Chief Sam ex-wife and punched a noid” in 2003 but had settled a civil lawsuit by rises to 20, mostly children Rogers said. The church is deputy sheriff during a stopped taking his medi- the Securities and Ex- headed by a black pastor family court hearing years cation. change Commission. DEAD SEA, Jordan — dozen people injured The death toll from flash were middle school chil- floods near Jordan’s shore dren, officials said. of the Dead Sea rose to 20 The incident began Morocco tests abandoning seasonal time changes Russia probe: Former on Friday, in what Civil Thursday afternoon when Trump campaign aide Defense officials said was 37 students, along with RABAT, Morocco — Mo- Friday’s draft decree have turned their clocks George Papadopoulos, one of the deadliest inci- seven adult chaperones, as rocco’s government is done says the country is shifting and watches back one hour whose outreach to Rus- dents in the kingdom in- well as other visitors were with changing the clocks to permanent daylight sav- on Sunday morning to end sian officials made him a volving schoolchildren. taking a break at hot twice a year. ings time “to avoid multiple this year’s daylight saving focus of special counsel The body of a 12-year- springs several miles from Morocco has signed a changes occurring many time period. Robert Mueller’s probe, is old girl was found early on the Dead Sea. Sudden draft decree that does away times during the year and Morocco until now has seeking immunity before Friday after the extensive heavy rains sent flash with annual time changes their implications at multi- been in the same time zone he agrees to be inter- search for survivors re- floods surging from higher and makes “GMT+1” the ple levels.” as the United Kingdom and viewed by a Senate panel, sumed, officials said. ground, sweeping them official permanent time The sudden change is Portugal. despite speaking with Thirteen of the dead away, some as far as the zone for the North African being adopted just two days The draft decree is con- House lawmakers behind and 26 of about the three Dead Sea, officials said. country all year round. before Moroccans would sidered “an experiment.” closed doors Thursday.

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Home improvement retailer Home Owners Bargain Outlet has filed for bankruptcy protection and is preparing to close its stores if it can’t find a buyer. The Waukegan-based retailer, also known as HOBO, is trying to find a buyer interested in operating at least some of its seven stores but is also running store closing sales to wind down the business, Jonathan Friedland, the company’s bankruptcy attorney, said in a news release. HOBO was founded in 1996 with a store purchased out of Schaumburg-based home improvement chain Handy Andy’s bankruptcy, according to the news release. STACEY WESCOTT/CHICAGO TRIBUNE The retailer now employs more than 200 A vehicle is loaded Friday outside the MARK KODIAK UKENA/PIONEER PRESS people at five Chicago-area stores, in Crest Home Owners Bargain Outlet store in Villa A group is asking President Donald Trump to make Halloween the last Saturday of October. Hill, Oak Lawn, Villa Park, Waukegan and Park. The chain is preparing to close its Forest Park, and two Wisconsin locations. seven stores if it can’t locate a buyer. “Brick and mortar retail, of course, has been decimated in recent years and the liabilities of between $1 million and $10 Petition calls for moving story of retail generally is very much a part million, according to records filed Thurs- of HOBO’s story,” Friedland said in the day with the U.S. Bankruptcy Court in release. “But other factors also contrib- Chicago. uted, including intense competition from Store closing sales are expected to Halloween to Saturday new and rapidly expanding competitors, finish by the end of the year, Friedland and a slowing of discretionary spending, said earlier this week. By Isaac Stanley-Becker een is observed on Oct. 31? The timing of the including do-it-yourself home projects.” Washington Post celebration reflects its origins in the ancient The company has between 1,000 and [email protected] Celtic festival of Samhain, when ghosts of 5,000 creditors and both assets and Twitter @laurenzumbach Leave it to the calendar to put a major the dead were believed to return and walk cramp in trick-or-treating. the Earth at the end of the harvest and on Halloween falls on a Wednesday this the cusp of winter, as the History Channel year. Hump day, smack in the middle of the explains. workweek. Hoping to help a child put the The Halloween industry says there are finishing touches on a Super Mario outfit? now more pressing concerns. Mortgage lender fined $1.3M Better not get caught at the office. Planning “It’s time for a Safer, Longer, Stress-Free to turn in early for school the next day? Celebration!” the petition declares. Better put down the Skittles. The petition marshals some statistics to for fraudulent loan activity A solution to this irksome scheduling has prove its point. Each year, there are 3,800 Associated Press field branch office engaged in fraudulent been suggested by the Halloween Industry Halloween-related injuries, the industry loan origination activities. Association, which represents companies warns. Most parents don’t incorporate SPRINGFIELD — Illinois regulators DRMC says in a statement that the whose interest in ensuring Americans can “high visibility aids” into their outfits, the have fined and disciplined a mortgage problem stemmed from a former employ- properly spook one another each year is petition notes, and most children don’t lending operation over fraudulent opera- ee’s unauthorized outside activities. The hardly opaque. The group, which also calls carry flashlights. Seventy percent of parents tions. employee and those associated with him itself the Halloween and Costume Associ- leave their children all alone to trick-or- Attorney General Lisa Madigan and the were fired. The company cooperated in ation, is petitioning President Donald treat, according to the industry, while more Department of Financial and Professional structuring the remediation fund to help Trump to move Halloween to the last than half of millennials say Halloween is Regulation reported Thursday that Dia- those affected by the employee’s conduct Saturday of October. their favorite holiday. Why, the Halloween mond Residential Mortgage Corp. agreed regardless of whether they were DRMC It’s called the “Saturday Halloween Industry is asking, “cram it into 2 rushed to pay $1.3 million and be placed on customers. Movement,” and it might just be the cause evening weekday hours when it deserves a probation for 36 months. Those who believe they’re entitled to that can unite the country. full day!?!” The agency’s Division of Banking deter- recovery should file a complaint with the Who, after all, even knows why Hallow- Nearly 6,000 signatories seem to agree. mined that employees at DRMC’s Spring- attorney general.

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VOICE OF THE PEOPLE ‘Fair workweek’ ordinance isn’t fair How Americans The Chicago Fair Workweek Ordinance is merely another way for government officials to invade people’s personal lives. The idea that this ordinance would benefit anyone is bogus. Would businesses be better scheduled? Would it really protect employees? No. Sure, employees confront a bomb scare might see temporary improvements, but in the long run, businesses will find ways to work around it. It would make The swift arrest of a Florida sus- sense for businesses to hire fewer employees or to give pect in a nationwide bomb scare fewer hours so that they wouldn’t be punished for employ- brings relief to Americans of all ees’ absences or call-ins in the future. The more restric- political stripes. As should the fact tions there are on employers, the more restrictions there that none of the devices — sent to a will be on employees. dozen or so prominent Democrats The problem is many government officials think that and critics of President Donald they know more about running a business than employers. Trump — exploded. As well, the ordinance covers too wide of an area. It’s a Americans don’t settle their politi- one-size-fits-all ordinance; that won’t work unless the cal disputes with violence; they settle Chicago City Council specifies more details for businesses. them at the ballot box. Although if — Liz Van Drunen, Crete that’s the democratic ideal, it’s not always the reality. As a nation, we’re divided into Putin’s motive political and demographic tribes. But Russian President Vladimir Putin was quoted as saying we do pull together under threat. that the American “monopoly” is “coming to an end. It’s This mail bomb spree was more than ANDREW CABALLERO-REYNOLDS/GETTY-AFP practically already over.” This quote brings into focus the an attack on one party. It was an Mug shots of Cesar Sayoc Jr. reflect off a portrait of President Donald Trump. real reason that Putin supported Donald Trump in the attack on the country’s political 2016 election and continues to support him, even as he system, its democratic foundations. language. All political leaders take on heartwarming, but it belies the his- trash-talks America as a world power. Putin doesn’t need This episode reminded us that their foes; Trump demonizes oppo- tory of a nation born in revolution. to have the American president in his pocket for any rea- politically inspired terror is ecu- nents and calls those of us in the Political violence, assassination son, whether it is shady business interests in Russia or menical in its reach. It stalks a base- news media “enemies of the people.” included, punctuates America’s past. evidence of embarrassing conduct. None of that stuff — ball field where a former Bernie His attacks are personal and mean- Yet in incidents like this, political regardless of whether it is true — matters as much as the Sanders volunteer doesn’t open fire spirited. violence flouts American values. fact that America has a naive, incompetent demagogue in on a congressional baseball team That said, we don’t know if Sayoc, That’s why the vast majority of the White House. Putin supports Trump because his presi- until he makes sure the players are if guilty, was taking his cue from citizens, even rabid partisans, de- dency — and the divides within our country that it has Republicans. It arrives in packages, Trump or from overlords on Mars. nounce physical acts as a way to exposed and exploited — makes America weaker. Period. believed to be laced with the poison Millions of Americans hear Trump’s make a political point. Policy differ- — Guy Rosenthal, Wheaton ricin, sent earlier this month to the combustible rhetoric yet don’t rush ences do fray tempers. Disputes on president and the Pentagon. to the post office with pipe bombs. Capitol Hill, or in City Hall, always Which is not to absolve Trump, or will be rancorous. But that should be O’Connor’s legacy Now comes the inevitable next any politician of any party, for whip- the outer limit. In Thursday’s Tribune were two columns that detailed chapter, exploited by internet con- ping up passions by dehumanizing Every American will now watch the legacy of Supreme Court Justice Sandra Day O’Connor, spirators and pugnacious web trolls: the opposition. We’d counsel Trump as our justice system takes over. who announced she is retiring from public life because of What, or who, might have motivated — yet again — to tone it down for the Here’s what happens to those who advancing dementia. I found the contrast between the two the suspect, Cesar Sayoc Jr.? benefit of the nation. threaten violence and get caught: illuminating. The column by Linda Hirshman of The Many will suggest that the prime Speaking after the arrest Friday, prosecution, perhaps conviction, and Washington Post was bitter and vindictive. The column by suspect there is Trump, who has Trump said, “We must never allow if so, punishment. We hope that the Tribune’s Dahleen Glanton, however, was warm and thrilled some voters but revolted political violence to take root in epilogue deters the next would-be nuanced. Glanton quoted O’Connor’s personal reflections, others with reckless, incendiary America.” That may be dutiful and political terrorist. from a 2013 visit to the Tribune’s Editorial Board, on her deciding vote in Bush v. Gore in 2000: “It turned out the election authorities in Florida hadn’t done a real good job there and kind of messed it up. And probably the Supreme WHAT OTHERS ARE SAYING Court added to the problem at the end of the day.” Glanton, like Hirshman, doubtless would have preferred The Catholic Church is facing its With the increasing diver- Economists Robert E. Scott and Al Gore to George Bush as president. But Glanton praised most serious crisis in 500 years. In gence between Saudi and Zane Mokhiber, in the most ex- O’Connor for her honesty about the high court’s unprece- these last few months, a new wave of American interests, the haustive study yet of the costs of the dented dilemma. On the other hand, Hirshman grudgingly clerical sexual abuse revelations left Khashoggi murder offers an lopsided U.S.-China trade, report in acknowledged a few of the great lady’s accomplishments, the world in shock. ... The church is opportunity for lawmakers. an Economic Policy Institute study then concluded, “O’Connor’s legacy will always be fixed by bitterly divided between progressive Sanctions legislation, or legisla- that since China was admitted to the night in December 2000 when she cast the critical vote and conservative wings. This split is tion forbidding the use of U.S. the World Trade Organization in to put George W. Bush in the White House.” particularly pronounced in the U.S. ... forces to back the Saudi-led War 2001, U.S. trade with China has Liberals like Glanton understand that some give and In desperate need of institutional re- in Yemen, would send a clear been responsible for a $100 billion take is necessary to pass judgment on historical figures. form and facing growing political, signal that Saudi behavior is increase in the annual trade deficit Not so for hardcore leftists like Hirshman. theological and geopolitical rifts, the unacceptable. … Once, the U.S.- — and the loss of 3.4 million U.S. — John Knoerle, Chicago church has not experienced so great a Saudi marriage of convenience jobs. Three-quarters of the lost jobs crisis since the Protestant Reformation. served both sides well. But it were in manufacturing, a sector Unlike that of the 16th century, the was just that — a marriage of that pays well above the average Already great current situation probably won’t result convenience. With changes in wage. All this translates to a direct The single mother working full time and going to school in a schism or the establishment of new the oil market and regional loss of 1.5 percent of GDP. … None of to get her degree. The teacher staying up late into the night churches. … The potential members of security, the rationale for the this was the result of China’s natu- grading papers. The dad working three jobs to put his kids a schismatic Catholic sect are located relationship has been diminish- ral advantages. The trade imbalance through school. The janitor cleaning offices when every- in areas of the world such as the U.S., ing for years. It has undoubtedly and the lost U.S. jobs are the result one else has gone home. The plumber making a house call where the church has significant finan- taken time for opinion in Con- of China’s suppression of free on a holiday. The immigrant family working seven days a cial resources and assets, plus a wide gress and elsewhere to catch up unions and wages, its industrial week running a restaurant. The housewife making sure array of independent Catholic institu- to this reality. It may take longer subsidies and its currency manipu- the household is running properly. The doctor working tions that operate largely outside the still — into the next adminis- lations, the EPI study finds. Where through the night, making his rounds. The truck driver hierarchy of the church. A schism tration — for the White House is our self-proclaimed “nationalist” delivering goods across the country. The crew fixing would set off a cascade of contentious to finally acknowledge that the president in all this? China is a downed power lines during a storm. The artist painting a claims as to who owns what — and who Saudi alliance no longer serves much bigger deal than NAFTA and portrait. The clerk stocking shelves. The list goes on and owes what, as the church pays damages U.S. needs. a far more serious threat. on. And the list proves that America Is Already Great. to victims of sexual abuse. Emma Ashford, Robert Kuttner, — John Videll, Prospect Heights Massimo Faggioli, Foreign Affairs War on the Rocks The American Prospect We’re under attack Social media need to accept responsibility and act re- EDITORIAL CARTOON sponsibly because they are de facto news outlets, although secondhand. They need to be held to the same journalistic standards that apply to newspapers, radio and TV stations, and internet news outlets. We also need readers to be more responsible, to consider the reliability of sources and to crosscheck information. Our country and its institutions are being systematically attacked and weakened by propa- gandists, both domestic and foreign. — Mary F. Warren, Wheaton Thank you I am writing this letter at the request of my grandmother, Lillian Z. Brown. For as long as I can remember, she subscribed to the Tribune and enjoyed reading it daily. Over the years, she and I connected over the stories, as we shared articles with each other and talked in depth about current issues and events. A few weeks ago, my grandmother was diagnosed with pancreatic cancer and passed away 12 days later at the age of 89. During her final days, she instructed me to write a letter and “Thank the Tribune for the newspaper, especially the crossword puzzles and publishing those nice large obituaries.” She relied on the Tribune to keep her mind sharp, to keep her up-to-date on the news, and to inform her of the many friends who passed away over the years. I, too, would like to thank the staff at the Tribune for their in-depth investigative reporting. These stories have had an impact on my life and challenged me to dig deeper in an age of misinformation and “alternative facts.” I am so grateful that we live in a country where we can ask questions, challenge our leaders and voice our opinions through the freedom of the press. — Sarah Jane Nordan, Darien MIKE LUCKOVICH/ATLANTA JOURNAL-CONSTITUTION

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IN PERFORMANCE Haitink falls, recovers after profound show By Howard Reich evening she “had incomplete passages featuring principal oboe Chicago Tribune information.” Haitink is still William Welter. But this was the scheduled to conduct the remain- exception in an otherwise au- The rigors of conducting ing performances. thoritative performance. Bruckner’s epic Symphony No. 6 Haitink’s reading of Bruckner’s Haitink did not linger over the ADAM WOLFFBRANDT/CHICAGO TRIBUNE — following Beethoven’s Piano Sixth showed no infirmities of age adagio second movement, nor did Former principal conductor Bernard Haitink, shown in 2013, recovered Concerto No. 2 — led 89-year-old or any other kind. This was a he turn it into a hushed reverie. quickly after falling Thursday evening following a performance. maestro Bernard Haitink to seem serious, clear-eyed, often majestic Instead he produced a full-bodied to collapse briefly after the last account that benefited greatly orchestral sound and phrases that Beethoven’s Piano Concerto No. 2, foreshadowing Beethoven’s styl- chord before being helped off the from the conductor’s refusal to moved along steadily. There was which actually is the first of the istic evolution in the years that stage of Orchestra Hall on Thurs- overstate his case. no swooning over tender melodies composer’s five piano concertos would follow. day evening. With its thundering brass here, though Haitink gave ample (in order of composition). As such, The program will be repeated on A few moments later, however, chorales and massive orchestral space to an exquisite exchange of it carries unmistakable Mozartean select dates through Tuesday in the Chicago Symphony Orches- scoring, the sprawling, roughly phrases between Welter and prin- influences, though Lewis empha- Orchestra Hall at Symphony Cen- tra’s former principal conductor hourlong symphony can tempt cipal clarinet Stephen Williamson. sized Beethoven’s distinctive spirit ter, 220 S. Michigan Ave.; ticket strode back into view on his own more impetuous conductors into The introspection Haitink ex- via a brisk tempo, sharply articu- prices vary; 312-294-3000 or power, nonchalantly carrying a hyperbole. Haitink offered an pressed in the movement’s final lated accents and considerable www.cso.org. cane and acknowledging waves of alternative: From first pages to pages proved that much more rhythmic drive. Though the pia- Opera note: The Renee Flem- applause. Then Haitink left the last, he crafted a measured, effective after the emotional con- nist’s tone wasn’t as poetic as, say, ing 25th Anniversary Concert & spotlight, only to return for an- thoughtful reading, which ren- straint that had preceded them. Murray Perahia’s, or as bejeweled Gala, which Lyric Opera will other bow. dered climactic passages all the It was easy to admire Haitink’s as Mitsuko Uchida’s, Lewis’ more present at 7 p.m. March 23, will be Afterward, Orchestra Hall more striking. similarly straightforward account pointed keyboard attack made an conducted by Patrick Summers representative Eileen Chambers The human scale of this per- of the scherzo, but especially the impression. This was Beethoven and will include soprano Sondra did not disagree that Haitink had formance was apparent from its sweetness he conjured from viewed as piano virtuoso and Radvanovsky, mezzo-soprano collapsed, writing in an email that opening measures. Haitink’s mod- strings and winds in the trio. revolutionary, for Lewis was more Susan Graham, tenor Lawrence “he was in good spirits back- erate tempo, poetically shaped Haitink’s regal approach to the aggressive than playful in the third Brownlee, baritones Quinn Kelsey stage.” She also sent out a media phrases and keen attention to finale — which expressed movement and daring in use of and Zeljko Lucic, and bass-bari- alert saying, “I wanted to let you orchestral detail bypassed noise in grandeur through depth of sound sustaining pedal during key mo- tones Eric Owens and Christian know that all is well with Maestro favor of music. The upper strings, and moderation of tempo — repre- ments of the second. van Horn. The event will take Haitink.” especially, conveyed a tonal inten- sented a fitting close to an oft- Haitink gave Lewis an orches- place at the Civic Opera House, 20 Late Friday morning, Cham- sity that proved a welcome coun- profound reading. tral accompaniment of consider- N. Wacker Drive; for details, visit bers said in an email that “Haitink terbalance to Bruckner’s muscular As the echo of the final notes able tonal heft, which perhaps www.lyricopera.org. did not actually ‘collapse,’ but he writing for brass. resonated in the house, the audi- encouraged the pianist to answer did lose his footing on the step Occasionally Haitink’s pen- ence remained still, allowing these in kind (or vice versa). Howard Reich is a Tribune critic. back up to the podium during the chant for impassioned string last sounds to decay and the im- In the end, this was an impec- applause.” playing overshadowed the wind pact of the performance to sink in. cably articulated performance of [email protected] She added that on Thursday soloists, as happened in some Paul Lewis was soloist in the concerto, Lewis in effect Twitter @howardreich

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FOX SEARCHLIGHT PICTURES Richard E. Grant and Melissa McCarthy MICHAEL PHILLIPS MOVIES “Can You Ever Forgive Me?” In 1991, celebrity biographer and multidirectional crank Lee Israel (Melissa McCarthy) found herself desperate, between projects, alone with her cats and behind on her rent. Then she hit on a moneymaking idea that also scratched her literary itch: With KRISTEN NORMAN/FOR THE CHICAGO TRIBUNE the help of a barfly accomplice Singer-songwriter Mitski possessed a sense of barely controlled restraint onstage Thursday at the Vic Theatre. (Richard E. Grant), she forged 400-odd letters presumably writ- IN PERFORMANCE ten by her literary and show business idols. R, 1:47, drama CHRIS JONES THEATER “Private Peaceful” During World War I, many A place to belong British soldiers were court-mar- tialed and shot by a firing squad. as if she was looking through it — search- duction in a new direction and she finally Their crime? Cowardice. “Private Mitski’s performance art ing for something, or someone else beyond let everyone in. Peaceful,” the beautiful new solo the lights. “I write all of these songs when I’m alone show from Ireland touring takes the Vic by storm It was fitting, for “Be the Cowboy” is and don’t really think about if they’re going through Chicago, is about that By Jessi Roti riddled with tales of anxiety, infatuation, to be understood by other people,” she said practice. Private Tommo Peaceful (Shane O’Regan) is a provincial Chicago Tribune and ugliness, mistakes and forgiveness; softly, finally acknowledging the folks in the delving deep into the notion that what room. “But being here, and being under- English kid. On a nearly empty It was clear from the moment the lights others see doesn’t always match what you stood by all of you makes me feel less stage, he recounts his life, from dimmed and haunting opera music came do when you look in the mirror, and the afraid.” falling quietly in love with his from the speakers inside the Vic Theatre often back-and-forth process of believing After nearly a decade, her appeal lies brother’s girl at home to his deter- that Thursday night’s performance from in your own self-worth. Mitski is peerless deeply within the symbiotic relationship mination in battle. To their great singer-songwriter Mitski was going to be when it comes to making these internal she has with those that take the time to credit, director Simon Reade and heavy — with drama, emotion, fog. Since complexities seem dazzlingly clear — and listen and that bond is palpable. Across five O’Regan somehow make you see the release of her fifth studio album “Be the through such music, walls are meant to be albums, it’s only continued to grow through all the real Private Peacefuls, shot Cowboy” in August, she’s sold out every torn down. the way she validates voices that are shaky, at dawn for no good reason at all. date on the fall leg of this accompanying But it took a while to get there. hurting and irrational, but at the same time Through Nov. 11 at the Greenhouse tour, which began in June. The people that As various images, from eyeballs and smart, wry, powerful, and deserving of love. Theater Center, 2257 N. Lincoln packed the house waited with bated breath cityscapes to rose petals, danced across Mitski and her fans are still looking for Ave.; $40-$45 at 773-404-7336 or to see just what she had in store. three staggered projection screens behind some place to belong and while she’s on www.privatepeacefulusa.com For about 90 minutes, Mitski didn’t put her, she delivered each song with a sense of stage, that place exists — through fleeting GREG KOT on a rock show so much as a one-woman barely controlled restraint — the tension moments of peace and turmoil. work of performance art that just hap- building with every point of a toe in her Only picking up her guitar for the heart- MUSIC pened to include a seriously solid backing dance shoes or flick of her wrist. From breaking “A Burning Hill” from 2016’s “Pu- Grapetooth band. For the first half of her 24-song set, warbly, distorted guitar-filled numbers like berty 2,” she ended the show with a pair of Clay Frankel, a guitarist in rock she stood before her audience — vulnerable “I Don’t Smoke” and “Dan the Dancer” to songs that served as an encore: minimalist upstarts Twin Peaks, and Chris to it, but never engaging — with just a glossier, new pop tracks “Me and My Hus- ballad “Two Slow Dancers” and “a throw- Bailoni, a Columbia College stu- microphone, unencumbered by her usual band” and “Why Didn’t You Stop Me?” back” in the form of “Goodbye, My Danish dent who was tinkering with bass or guitar. Instead she created her own Mitski remained completely possessed by Sweetheart” from her second album, re- synthesizers in his home studio, space — through robotic, mime-like chore- her role, beautifully, and, at times, infuriat- leased in 2013. were already acquaintances be- ography, interpretative dance and mic ingly so. Even in the show’s quietest mo- “I wrote this song when I couldn’t even fore they started enthusing about stand acrobatics — to express and explore ments (“I Want You,” “Come into the Wa- get one person to come to a dive bar,” she making music together in 2015. within the confines of the venue; building a ter”), she was loudly commanding atten- said, before expressing gratitude to every- Nearly three years later, the duo is wall, while being kind enough to let us tion. one that came out to see her. “But I love it. I now known as Grapetooth, and watch. When she finally crashed to her knees did then and still do. And now, you’re here.” its self-titled debut album is due There was no banter, no time to bask in during a revved-up, grungy spin on “I Will” out Nov. 9. 7 p.m. Nov. 11; Thalia the cheering between numbers. When she from 2014’s “Bury Me at Makeout Creek,” [email protected] Hall, 1807 S. Allport St.; $16; www looked out onto the crowd early on, it was her howl of “I’ll be brave” shifted the pro- Twitter @jessitaylorro .thaliahallchicago.com. 12 Chicago Tribune | Section 1 | Saturday, October 27, 2018

IN PERFORMANCE ‘Fight Night’ ★★★ In this revealing political ASK AMY By Amy Dickinson show, your vote matters [email protected] Twitter @askingamy By Chris Jones Chicago Tribune

Here’s why you need to Family challenge in new-ish marriage get out more and see international artists’ perspec- Dear Amy: I married a forward as co-parents and entire marriage. We just tives on our riven America wonderful woman about grandparents in order to want to spend our “golden and its fraught democratic two years ago. Six months build a strong family unit. years” enjoying each oth- processes. You will en- later her widower son You are having to create er’s company. counter things that no U.S. moved into our house, this family unit instantly, How do I get through company would dare do. with his five children. The and you all need help. leaving her here? Do I owe Take “Fight Night,” a children ranged in age Present this to your wife it to her to stay? funny and revealing piece from a newborn baby to 8 as “coaching,” so that you — What About Us? of psychological interac- years old. two can hold hands and tive theater from Bel- This “man” couldn’t walk through this together. Dear What About Us?: gium’s Ontroerend Goed, a raise one child, much less Her son is the unstable According to you, your fringe-festival hit now five. The children have had third leg of your family mother’s options are very briefly at Chicago Shake- no formal (or any) educa- structure. Even if you and limited, and ultimately she speare Theater. At the top tion, nor medical or dental your wife manage to get will be forced into a situa- of the night, a demo- care. The mother died in (and stay) on the same tion she might not like. But graphic portrait is made of childbirth (due to her own page, he is the legal parent if she relocates to your new the audience. Then a lack of medical care) with of these children — who town and moves in with group of political candi- the baby, who is now 13 need strong, loving and you (an option you imply is dates walks out on to the months old. structured parenting. They open to her), it does not stage and parades before I am a semiretired psy- must receive medical care solve your desire for “us the voters. chologist; I love my wife and be enrolled in school. time.” In fact, it saddles you Two are white men. and grandchildren, and I They may also need ther- with your mother full time. One is a black man. Two try my best. I will do any- apy. Your local department You do not owe it to her are white women. Some thing to save my marriage. of social services should be to stay in your hometown, are younger than others. ANNA LUPIEN PHOTO However, whenever I try able to help. but your retreat does seem Some are more attractive “Fight Night” is built around the audience’s secret votes to discuss this situation If your wife wants the statement-making and than others. You are not on statements that probe race, gender and identity. with my wife, I’m cast as a marriage to succeed for hasty. Your kids aren’t even supposed to judge that, heartless, uncaring wretch. everyone’s benefit, she in college yet. Your best bet but, of course, that is pre- When: Through Nov. 4 admiring self-awareness or She is reluctant (but should agree to receiving for the early period of cisely what everyone is Where: Upstairs at Chicago was he poking fun at politi- perhaps willing) to go to professional help. retirement might be to stay doing. It is, after all, the cal correctness? therapy with me, but I’m where you are for two Shakespeare Theater, Navy Dear Amy: only information you have Pier Or was he saying that afraid to address this, as it My husband years or so and plan to take been given. racism in America, and is perhaps a deal-breaker. and I have been married long trips away. The audience — that Running time: 1 hour, 20 specifically in America, Of course, we never dis- for 21 years. We are in our would be you, if you go — minutes was to be expected? cussed such a possibility of late 50s. Our youngest two Dear Amy: “Devastated” is armed with a clicker, Tickets: $32-$56 at 312- It was very hard to raising all of these children children are close to gradu- was trying to pull her ho- allowing for secret votes in 595-5600 or www.chicago know. But then it also is prior to our marriage. ating from high school and mophobic mother closer to the dark. You’re told that shakes.com/fightnight very hard to know yourself. Advice? Suggestions? will be going away to col- her gay son before the the loser has to leave the The less you know about — Upset in the West lege. We want to retire mother’s death. Thank you stage and will not be able where “Fight Night” goes early and relocate. for this line regarding the to return. from there, the better. I Dear Upset: This situa- The problem is my family dynamic: “He is And vote you do, for the ample, you’re asked to will say, though, that it’s a tion presents an extreme mother. She’s 87 but is still merely practicing your whole show is built vote on which of several very invigorating 80 min- challenge. As a psycholo- healthy. We do not have a family specialty: avoid- around the secrecy of that crude words you consider utes and would, I think, be gist, you understand that great relationship, but she ance.” I appreciated that act. You’re always op- to be the most offensive: yet more so if the company clear, steady and loving moved here to be close to you saw the avoidance erating under a cloud of just the appearance of was willing to work with communication is key to us 15 years ago. She refuses connection between all of anonymity as you react to those epithets on a screen some older actors. your family’s success. to live with us and has the involved parties. a whole variety of bounda- was enough on Thursday And I will say this: At However, some of the declared that she hates —A Fan ry-pushing statements to provoke sounds of one point, you’re given the language you used to de- where we’re moving. about race, gender, per- shock. option to give up the scribe how your wife views My siblings can’t take Dear Fan: Avoidance has ception and identity. The most popular self- clicker, and thus your vote. you (“heartless, uncaring her in. Poor financial deci- its place; with Thanksgiv- “Fight Night” (the title descriptive: “I’m a little bit There’s a reward and some wretch”) is loaded. You sions on her and my late ing coming up, many fam- comes from the boxing racist.” people took it. should work on that. father’s part mean a senior ilies will be practicing it. ring-like setting) offers a The Belgian actors Not me. As a couple, your inabil- living community is out of clever mix of propositions looked surprised but the ity to cope with your situa- reach. My friends can’t Copyright 2018 by Amy that probe how you feel host, Angelo Tijssens, gave Chris Jones is a Tribune tion will naturally move understand how I can just Dickinson about other people, but a shrug. “It’s America,” he critic. this into “deal-breaker” leave her. My husband and also how you view your- said. territory. Therapy will give I have not had any “us” Distributed by Tribune self. At one point, for ex- Was this a statement [email protected] you both the tools to move time, as we’ve had kids our Content Agency

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Horoscopes Dilbert By Scott Adams Today’s birthday (Oct. 27): Personal growth flowers this year. Dedication with creative communications provides satisfying results. Fall into fresh collaboration. Publish, broadcast or launch your album this winter. It leads to shifting professional priorities. Sum- mer explorations reveal glorious treasures before a plot twist redirects your story. Solutions arise in communication. Aries (March 21-April 19): Today is a 7. Stick to practical writing and communications projects. Keep your deadlines, and manage chores and responsibilities. Taurus (April 20-May 20): 8. Take care of business for an income boost. Research purchases for best quality and value. Move quickly to grab a profitable opportunity. Strengthen Baby Blues By Rick Kirkman and Jerry Scott your financial infrastructure. Gemini (May 21-June 20): 9. Energy surges are predicted. Figure out what you want, and go for it. Follow a practical path. Avoid illusions and fantasies for more concrete results. Cancer (June 21-July 22): 7. Finish your work in private. Save money, time and energy. Fix something old before buying new. Recharge with rest, meditation and spiritual reflection. Leo (July 23-Aug. 22): 8. Teamwork achieves solid results once you get past nebulous distractions. Motivate focused attention by training eyes on the prize. Virgo (Aug. 23-Sept. 22): 7. A professional opportunity tempts. Dress for success. Resolve a scheduling conflict. Get team support when needed. Anticipate changes. Libra (Sept. 23-Oct. 22): 8. Make long-distance connections. Monitor traffic and weather conditions. Mix business with Zits By Jerry Scott and Jim Borgman pleasure along the road. Postpone buying stuff you don’t need. Scorpio (Oct. 23-Nov. 21): 7. Resolve practical details with your partner. Nurture shared accounts for growth. Negotiate a shrewd deal, and prepare a thorough budget. Sagittarius (Nov. 22-Dec. 21): 7. Partnership provides satisfying results. Collaborate with practical chores and responsibilities. Patience is required. Walk and talk. Work out what each one can contribute. Capricorn (Dec. 22-Jan. 19): 8. Keep practicing your moves. You’re growing stronger. Nurture your health with good food, exercise and rest. Balance a busy work schedule with time for yourself. Aquarius (Jan. 20-Feb. 18): 8. Connect with family and friends. Romance develops naturally. Creative expression feeds your spirit. Play music, sports and games. Mr. Boffo By Joe Martin Pisces (Feb. 19-March 20): 8. Domestic activity has your attention. Clean and clear clutter. Home renovations or gath- erings come together with help from family.

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Bridge Both vulnerable, South deals North ♠ KJ10732 ♥ J75 Dick Tracy By Joe Staton and Mike Curtis ♦ AK2 ♣ 3 West East ♠ 98 ♠ Void ♥ 94 ♥ Q1083 ♦ 10 9 ♦ QJ87643 ♣ AQJ10652 ♣ 84 South ♠ AQ654 ♥ AK62 ♦ 5 ♣ K97 Pre-emptive bids can be very effective in giving your opponents problems. There is a dark side, however — they can give declarer a lot of help in the play of the hand. East’s Animal Crackers By Mike Osbun four-diamond bid may seem curious, but note how well that contract would play. North-South would have to get a club ruff just to beat it two tricks — not so easy. South won the The bidding: opening diamond lead with dummy’s ace and South West North East led a spade to his ace. A 1♠ 3♣ 4♣ 4♦ spade back to dummy’s 4♥ Pass 5♦ Pass jack drew the trumps. 6♠ All pass The king of diamonds ♦ was cashed, shedding Opening lead: Ten of a heart, and the last diamond was ruffed. When West followed to the ace and king of hearts, his whole distribution was known, presuming he had seven clubs for his vulnerable pre-empt. Prickly City By Scott Stantis Declarer crossed back to dummy with a trump and led the three of clubs. He played the nine from his hand and lost to West’s 10. West had to lead a club and give South the king of clubs for his slam-going trick. Six spades bid and made with massive help from the pre-emptive bid. East might have been able to defeat the slam had he been able to play the queen, jack, or 10 of clubs when South led the club from the table, but on this deal there was no defense.

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Complete the grid so each row, column and 3-by-3 box in bold borders contains Blondie By Dean Young and John Marshall every digit 1 to 9. Friday’s solutions

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Mack, Robinson listed as iffy Top pass rusher, WR UP NEXT In other injury news, rookie left Jets at Bears guard James Daniels is expected to practice, hope to play Noon Sunday, CBS-2 start Sunday after the Bears ruled Sunday against Jets ■ More coverage, Pages 2-3 veteran Eric Kush out with a neck injury. By Rich Campbell Daniels, 21, has played in a Chicago Tribune game. series-to-series rotation with Kush Mack departed Friday without for the last three games. The Bears listed Khalil Mack and speaking to reporters. “Big chance (for him),” Nagy said Allen Robinson as questionable for Robinson sat out the last three of Daniels. “I think the game is Sunday’s game against the Jets after possessions of the Patriots game, slowing down for him. One thing both returned to practice Friday. which seemed to cloud his status with James is he’s a rookie, so you It’s an encouraging sign that the for the Jets game more than Mack’s. know there are going to be some Bears at least will have their top Expect the Bears to test both errors assignment-wise and compass rusher and top receiver for a players’ fitness Sunday before inac- munication-wise because he hasn’t game in which they’re favored by tives are due at 10:30 a.m. been doing it a whole lot with the more than a touchdown. Whether “I actually do feel better,” Rob- other guys. Mack (right ankle) and Robinson inson said after practice Friday. “But I like, for as young as he is, (groin) would be effective if they “Just taking it how they’ve been he’s pretty strong. He has a ways to play, though, remains to be seen. telling me.” go with his strength, but he’s very Mack never has missed a game Coach Matt Nagy said Monday coachable. One of his biggest since joining the NFL in 2014. If he the Bears would structure Mack’s strengths is if he does lose leverage practices, it’s probably a sign he’s week similarly to last week, when he regains it really well.” NUCCIO DINUZZO/CHICAGO TRIBUNE playing. He played 84 percent (54 of he sat out practice Wednesday and Bears outside linebacker Khalil Mack, battling a right ankle injury, is 64) of the snaps in Sunday’s 38-31 Thursday, participated Friday and [email protected] listed as questionable for Sunday’s game against the Jets. loss to the Patriots and finished the played Sunday. Twitter @Rich_Campbell

BLACKHAWKS Speedy Schmaltz shines on 3rd line Goal-scoring touch missing so far, but he’s piling up the points By Jimmy Greenfield Chicago Tribune

While Jonathan Toews, Patrick Kane and Alex DeBrincat have been scoring in bunches, Nick Schmaltz has a lone goal to his credit. And because it came in the Blackhawks’ 6-3 loss to the Light- ning on Sunday, there wasn’t much to celebrate that night. Despite the lack of goals, Schmaltz is tied for fourth on the team in scoring with seven points, and his assist Thursday night against the Rangers set up Alex- andre Fortin’s winning goal. “Outstanding pass,” coach Joel Quenneville said. “Kaner gave him a pass that I’m sure he would have liked to bury right before that. I thought he had the puck a lot, thought he had good pace to his game, good speed on the rush. I thought he had the puck more than we have seen.” One way to look at how effective Schmaltz has been is through Corsi percentage, which measures the total shots at the net for and against while teams are at even strength. Against the Ducks on Tuesday, Schmaltz had a 71 Corsi percentage, and he was at 76 percent Thursday. As a comparison, Schmaltz was at 38 percent against the Light- ning, and after the game Quen- neville moved him off the second line and to the third with Fortin and Luke Johnson. It’s looking like a great match so far. “The last couple of games, we like the trend,” Quenneville said. “His speed is very important for our team.”

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STREETER LECKA/GETTY Kemba Walker drives for two of his game-high 30 points in the Hornets’ victory over the Bulls on Friday night. The Bulls’ record fell to 1-4. HORNETS 135, BULLS 106 An ‘F’ for effort UP NEXT Bulls downcourt to set up good quarters is unacceptable. I don’t Low-voltage defense Bulls at Hawks shots and easy baskets. care who is on the floor. You have riles up Hoiberg: 6:30 Sat., NBCSCH The Hornets shot 57 percent in to have some type of resistance. EZRA SHAW/GETTY their 135-106 victory, outscoring We didn’t do that.” ‘Took a step back’ the Bulls 64-40 in the paint. At The way Jabari Parker saw it, WORLD SERIES GAME 3 extended periods. times, it looked like the Hornets the Hornets made an offensive By K.C. Johnson Teams can control effort, re- were in pregame layup lines, such adjustment from Wednesday Working late Chicago Tribune gardless of personnel. was the unchallenged nature of night, when the Bulls defeated The Bulls lacked that defen- their strolls to the basket. them for their first victory of the in Los Angeles CHARLOTTE, N.C. — Teams sively almost as much as they “I know we’re throwing a lot of season. After Jackie Bradley Jr.’s homer in can’t control injuries. The Bulls lacked healthy bodies Friday makeshift lineups out there. But I “I really felt like we didn’t the eighth, the Red Sox and have experienced an inordinate night at Spectrum Center. In don’t care,” coach Fred Hoiberg adjust. They did a totally different Dodgers were tied late at Dodger amount, with Bobby Portis mak- particular, the transition defense said. “It’s not an excuse to not thing,” Parker said. “Instead of Stadium. For the result, go to ing it two starters and two again proved to be substandard as bust your ass and play hard. To chicagotribune.com/sports rotation players now out for the Hornets repeatedly beat the give up 112 (points) in three Turn to Bulls, Page 4 2 Chicago Tribune | Chicago Sports | Section 2 | Saturday, October 27, 2018

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WEEK 8 PICKS Split decision on ‘miracle’ rematch

By Rich Campbell, Dan Wiederer | Chicago Tribune

Tribune writers Rich Campbell and Dan Wiederer are picking against the spread and each other this season. Here are their Week 8 selections. (10 points for a win, minus-10 for a loss) Season scoreboard: Wiederer 70, Campbell minus-50 Game of the week they love themselves some overtime. They’re 1-2-1 in OT Saints (even) at Vikings games. I can’t promise this one Campbell (4-2-1): Saints. The will get beyond the fourth Vikings have moved well past quarter. But I do have a strong their Week 3 clunker at home feeling it will be a one-score against the Bills and have game. achieved some balance offen- sively and defensively. But the Stay away Saints proved last Sunday they can beat a good team on the Campbell (4-3): Redskins road, and my guess is they find (minus 1) at Giants. Something a way to close out the Vikings about the Redskins dealing this time. Bears fans rejoice. with prosperity doesn’t sit right Dan Wiederer (2-4-1): Vikings. with me. Their history makes It should be a fun Sunday night you wonder when — not if — showdown in the Twin Cities the stumble is coming. To their and a rematch of January’s credit, though, they rebounded wild playoff clash. Both teams well from a chaotic loss in New are rolling. But I’ll go with the Orleans three games ago. This Vikings, who are 13-4 at U.S. game will help determine how Bank Stadium. And, yes, that seriously to take the Redskins, includes “The Minneapolis and I’ll go with the ascending Miracle,” which you might hear team instead of the tanking one. a little something about on Wiederer (6-1): Bills (plus 14) “Football Night in America.” vs. Patriots. The Bills have a COREY PERRINE/GETTY 47-3 loss on their resume — to Quarterback Clayton Thorson must get it going if Northwestern is to upset Wisconsin on Saturday. Lock of the week the Ravens in Week 1. They were shut out three weeks later Campbell (1-6): Colts (minus by the Packers (22-0). Last 3) at Raiders. The Colts have week, they absorbed a 37-5 scored at least 34 points in drubbing by the mediocre three of their last four games. Colts. Seems like suicide to The Raiders have scored more back a Derek Anderson-led Wisconsin at Illinois at Notre Dame vs. than 21 only once (a 45-42 win last-place team against the over the Browns in Week 4). mighty Patriots. Still, getting Northwestern Maryland Navy Do we expect their offense to two touchdowns at home in a improve after trading Amari division game brings an odd TV/radio: 11 a.m. Saturday; TV/radio: 2:30 p.m. Saturday; TV/radio: 7 p.m. Saturday, San Cooper? I, for one, do not. level of appeal. FOX-32, WGN-AM 720. BTN, WSCR-AM 670. Diego; CBS-2, WMVP-AM Wiederer (3-4): Ravens (mi- Line: Wisconsin by 4½. Line: Maryland by 17½. 1000. nus 2) at Panthers. Substantial Close to home Records: Wisconsin 5-2, 3-1 Records: Illinois 3-4, 1-3 Big Line: Notre Dame by 24. road test here for John Har- 1 Big Ten; Northwestern 4-3, 4-1. Ten; Maryland 4-3, 2-2. Records: Notre Dame 7-0; baugh’s club against a Panthers Jets (plus 7 ⁄2) at Bears Navy 2-5. squad that came from 17 down Campbell (3-3): Bears. This in the fourth quarter to stun number is uncomfortably big, KEYS TO THE GAME the Eagles last week. But the and I see value in the Jets Ravens defense is legitimate (+290) on the money line. But 1. Don’t get run over. 1. Make Maryland pass. 1. Be ready for the option. and should be the catalyst of a the difference is on the injury Any game plan to beat the The Terrapins’ passing attack Navy is third nationally in victory. report. The Jets are without Badgers starts with their bruis- ranks 125th, ahead of only rushing, averaging 309.4 yards key starters on both sides of the ing rushing attack. Wisconsin triple-option offenses Georgia with its triple-option offense. ball, and the Bears so far have is 5-0 when gaining 210 or Tech, Army, Navy and Georgia Notre Dame has used Upset of the week beaten the teams they should. more yards on the ground. Southern, with 110 yards per Lawrence Keys III, Phil Ju- If they protect Mitch Trubisky, Jonathan Taylor is the nation’s game. Maryland failed to throw rkovec and walk-on Leo Al- Campbell (3-4): Packers he should pick apart the Jets’ leading rusher at 158.4 yards for even 100 yards against Iowa bano at quarterback during (+310) at Rams. We should’ve depleted secondary for an easy per game, and he follows an (47), Rutgers (8), Michigan (73) practice to try to simulate formatted our fun little compe- win. tition here to pay out propor- offensive line full of “dudes,” as and Temple (63). If the Illini Navy’s Malcolm Perry, Zach Wiederer (3-3): Bears. Big Northwestern coach Pat can stop the run and force Abey and Garret Lewis. Perry tionately for big upset picks. decision to make on this one. Fitzgerald called them. Three freshman quarterback Kasim leads the Midshipmen with We can correct that next sea- Will this matchup be most were All-Americans last season Hill to pass, they will be in 729 rushing yards. Abey has son. In the meantime, I’ll go similar to the one with the (Beau Benzschawel, Michael good shape. Conversely, Mary- eight rushing touchdowns. ahead and take the Packers to Buccaneers in Week 4, when Deiter and David Edwards), land’s running game produces Lewis has 346 passing yards win, even though they’re 0-2 the Bears attacked a depleted and those three plus Tyler nearly 220 yards per game. and 239 rushing yards. The straight up and against the secondary and rolled up 483 Biadasz and Cole Van Lanen 2. Play M.J. Rivers II at Capital Gazette reported Lewis spread on the road. Coming off yards and 48 points? Or will it were the Big Ten’s five highest- quarterback. is expected to start at quarter- the open date, Aaron Rodgers is be more similar to the one with graded linemen last week, Pro AJ Bush Jr. completed only 2 of back Saturday, with Perry used a bit healthier. Expect a high- the Cardinals in Week 3, when Football Focus said. 8 passes for 10 yards with two as a slotback and Abey as a scoring game, and maybe a flood of blitzes flustered 2. Make the Wisconsin QB picks before being yanked receiver and short-yardage something weird happens. Mitch Trubisky and created a Wiederer (3-4): turn it over. against Wisconsin. In five quarterback. Raiders level of discombobulation for Lefty quarterback Alex Horni- games, he has thrown only one 2. Get into a rhythm early (+140) vs. Colts. With players Matt Nagy’s passing attack? I’m brook might miss the game touchdown pass and hasn’t with the passing game. still unnerved by this week’s going with the former and a because of a concussion. Soph- helped a struggling offense Quarterback Ian Book shook Amari Cooper trade and still double-digit home win. omore Jack Coan, who hasn’t move down the field. Rivers, a off a sluggish start and finished missing Khalil Mack and now played this season, would re- freshman, hasn’t been perfect, with a flourish in Notre Dame’s wondering about their overall Close to home, total place him. Either way the NU but he seemed to provide a last game against Pittsburgh. leadership and direction, this defense needs to force some spark against the Badgers. He had 264 passing yards, two feels like a massive implosion Bears-Jets over/under 45 in the making. Or maybe, just errors. Michigan made Horni- When Bush was hurt earlier in touchdowns and two intercep- Campbell (3-3): Under. Given brook look silly (7 of 20), and the season, Rivers showed tions in the 19-14 comeback maybe, the Raiders summon that the Jets rank 26th in the he threw two interceptions last poise in starts against two win. Navy has struggled against one of those good old-fash- NFL in sack percentage, I ex- week in a romp against Illinois. tough opponents, South Flor- the pass. The Midshipmen ioned desperation upsets at pect the Bears to move the ball NU will get a boost from line- ida and Penn State. Coach gave up 300 passing yards in a home. and Trubisky to put up good backer Nate Hall’s return from Lovie Smith and offensive 17-14 loss to Temple on Oct. 13 numbers. I also expect a good a lower-body injury. coordinator Rod Smith said and 413 in last week’s 49-36 Just for fun game from the Bears defense, 3. Get Clayton Thorson back earlier this week they wouldn’t loss to Houston. Navy is 101st especially with Khalil Mack on track. reveal who would start against nationally in passing yards Campbell (2-4-1): Chiefs trending toward playing and The Wildcats won at Michigan Maryland. allowed (253.7 per game). (minus 10) vs. Broncos. I in- the Jets decimated at receiver. State and Nebraska despite 3. Win the turnover battle. 3. Maximize possessions. stantly regretted picking This pick, for me, hinges on a putrid rushing days. Non- The Illini had been exceptional Navy is fourth nationally in against the Chiefs in this cate- get-well game for the defense negotiable is the play of Clay- at taking care of the ball — until time of possession, holding the gory last week. They scored 45 against rookie quarterback Sam ton Thorson, who played Wisconsin. They turned the ball for an average of 35 min- against a solid Bengals team. Darnold. poorly at Rutgers (17 of 34 plus ball over five times in wet con- utes, 36 seconds. The Irish Now they remain at home and Wiederer (4-2): Under. Still a fumble) but ranks eighth in ditions in Madison, but they must make the most of their play a rivalry game. I expect struggling to figure out where Big Ten history with 9,453 need to put that behind them. opportunities when they have them fully locked in against a the Jets’ big plays are going to passing yards. NU has legiti- To beat Maryland, ball protec- the ball. “You just don’t know Broncos team the metrics like come from. If the Bears defense mate receivers and pass block tion and takeaways will be how many possessions that you more than their record indi- is anywhere near as good as it well enough. Thorson needs to essential. The Terrapins have will get,” coach Brian Kelly cates they should. looked in September, this is a perform like he did against the best turnover margin in the said. “Scoring points is abso- Wiederer (5-1-1): Browns weekend to prove it. Nebraska (41 of 64, 455 yards). Big Ten at plus-1.14 per game. lutely crucial.” (plus 8) at Steelers. Only one loss in this category over seven [email protected] Twitter weeks? Man, I’m having fun! @Rich_Campbell THE WINNER And if we’ve learned anything [email protected] Twitter about the 2018 Browns, it’s that @danwiederer Teddy Greenstein’s pick: Shannon Ryan’s pick: With a LaMond Pope’s pick: Notre NUmatches up well with the lift from Rivers, the Illini will Dame’s defense will do just Badgers. Expect a close one. pick up their second Big Ten enough to slow Navy’s running Wisconsin 27, Northwestern 24. win. Illinois 26, Maryland 21. game. Notre Dame 30, Navy 17. NFL NOTES Texans WR Fuller out rest of season SATURDAY’S GAMES TO WATCH News services en said. “He’s really been playing Clemson at Iowa at at a high level.” Florida State Penn State Texans receiver Will Fuller has Fuller had a season-high 124 11 a.m., ABC-7 2:30 p.m., ESPN a torn knee ligament and will miss yards receiving with a 73-yard The early kickoff time is all you need to know about This looks like the Hawkeyes’ biggest remaining the rest of the season, a big blow to touchdown on Thursday before how far the Seminoles have fallen in this rivalry, obstacle on the schedule — along with Wisconsin a team that has won five in a row the injury. which has determined the ACC Atlantic winner losing another conference game — to winning the and is coming off a high-scoring every year since 2009. Big Ten West. victory. Jackson flags Koetter: The Fuller was injured during the wicked helmet-to-helmet hit on Georgia vs. Washington State at fourth quarter Thursday night Baker Mayfield is still reverberat- Florida Stanford against the Dolphins when he ing. In Jacksonville, Fla.; 2:30 p.m., CBS-2 6 p.m., Pac-12 Network became entangled with a defender Browns coach Hue Jackson The Gators’ win over LSU — and the Bulldogs’ loss to Going on the road to face the physical Cardinal and tumbled to the ground. said Friday he was “disappointed” the Tigers — adds SEC East supremacy as an ingredient could be a tough turnaround for the Cougars after Coach Bill O’Brien said Friday with comments made by Bucca- in the World’s Largest Outdoor Cocktail Party. all of the emotion of last week’s “GameDay” visit. he doesn’t know when Fuller will neers coach Dirk Koetter, who felt have surgery to repair the anterior Mayfield was taunting after the Texas at Oklahoma State 7 p.m., ABC-7 cruciate ligament in his right knee. rookie quarterback was struck last It’s a down year for the Cowboys, but they have several chances to play spoiler with games “I’m very disappointed for Will week by safety Jordan White- against the Longhorns, Oklahoma and West Virginia the next four weeks. because Will’s a great guy,” O’Bri- head. 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BEARS Bellamy’s versatility escalates his value Nagy acknowledges White’s ‘frustration’ over lack of targets By Rich Campbell Chicago Tribune

Among those who have followed the Bears closely since Kevin White was drafted at No. 7 in 2015, there is a natural curiosity about how he might contribute to Matt Nagy’s offense now that the receiver has been healthy for the longest stretch of his professional career. Meanwhile, that curiosity does not apply to fellow receiver Josh Bellamy, who steadily but unevenly has contributed as a reserve over the same three-plus seasons. Their opportunities continue to attract outside scrutiny, even though White and Bellamy play different positions within the receiver group. White is a split end, or “X” receiver, behind Taylor Gabriel, while Bellamy is predominantly a flanker, or “Z.” For a coach who values position versatility, White has played more snaps than Bellamy — 90 to 65 — but Bellamy has more targets — 6 to 2 — and catches — 3to 2. To help ease some of the BRIAN CASSELLA/CHICAGO TRIBUNE outsiders’ consternation on the The Patriots’ Jonathan Jones intercepts a pass intended for Bears receiver Anthony Miller during the fourth quarter last weekend at Soldier Field. matter, Nagy was asked Friday what important distinctions be- BEARS STORYLINES tween White and Bellamy stand out and compel him to use them differently. “To me, they’re different receivers,” Nagy said. “Right now, Bellamy is playing more positions. He’s able to play all three. He moves around. He’s more of a Ready to bust out slot. He can get away playing the slot. He can play outside playing Cown put up wonderful numbers, him now to have that young the ‘Z.’ And if he has to go in and Rookie WR Miller dropping broad hints completing 66.5 percent of his quarterback, he’s a great guy for play the ‘X,’ which is Kevin’s he’ll be prominent feature in offense passes, posting 13 touchdown that job.” spot, he can do that too. passes against only one intercep- “But Kevin has the size, and so By Dan Wiederer ing strides on a summertime vow tion and producing a passer rating you’re able to use what he has. Chicago Tribune to become more polished in his of 109.0. His two “Monday Night Nice to meet you And so they’re a little bit differ- route running. Football” victories were most If Jets coach Todd Bowles and ent but similar in the fact that As the Bears prepare for Sun- Nagy said this week he has seen memorable — a 27-20 triumph at Bears general manager Ryan Pace they both are … that fifth- day’s game against the Jets, here’s Miller grow in listening to his Lambeau Field in Week 9 fol- happen to cross paths Sunday receiver-, fourth-receiver-type the inside slant on three notable coaches and fully understanding lowed five weeks later with a morning at Soldier Field, they will guy that’s battling. storylines. not just his routes but the entire 45-28 thrashing of the Cowboys in have an easy ice-breaker to start “The easiest way to answer concept of a play. Within that, which the Bears scored on all of the conversation. All both men that is that they’re a little bit Miller is seeing how important the their possessions. McCown was will have to do is reflect on an different, with the difference Separation anxiety smallest details within a given play named NFC Offensive Player of unusual January 2015 encounter being one plays three positions Mitch Trubisky’s voice carried are. the Week for that effort but went on the second floor at Halas Hall. and the other one plays one. equal parts regret and eagerness “When you’re lined up at a back to the bench the next week Bowles had come to Lake Having somebody that plays Sunday. Trubisky had been asked certain position on the field and when Cutler returned. Forest to interview for the Bears’ more positions there’s more about his fourth-quarter intercep- you’re supposed to be 2 yards Since that season, McCown has head coaching vacancy. He was flexibility.” tion, a deep ball intended for wider, that can affect a play,” Nagy bounced from the Buccaneers to the third candidate to interview, Now it’s clear: Nagy prefers Anthony Miller that Patriots cor- said. “It affects other parts, other the Browns to the Jets. This year following Dan Quinn and Adam Bellamy’s versatility. That said, nerback Jonathan Jones picked routes. So instead of saying, ‘I’ll he’s on a one-year deal that’s Gase. But as fate would have it, his Nagy and Helfrich were critical off. And while the Bears quarter- just do this, I’m not getting the paying him $10 million to be interview came on the same day this week that Bellamy at least back acknowledged he was a beat ball,’ no. You have to (be exact) Darnold’s mentor. Not a bad gig. the Bears finalized their decision did not force an incompletion on slow in getting rid of the ball and because it affects how the play But here’s the thing about a to hire Ryan Pace as their general the interception that was in- thus underthrew it, he was also design is.” player like McCown. He has been manager. tended for him near the right quick to point out the sharp route Miller’s ability to beat press around so long and played for so Taking a few liberties with the sideline on a scramble-drill play Miller had run to get open. coverage also has caught his many teams that you can’t walk 30 re-enactment here. But basically, Sunday against the Patriots. Moments earlier, coach Matt coaches’ attention. And he is feet in an NFL facility without it went down as follows. Pace, With Allen Robinson fighting Nagy also had praised Miller for showing, week by week, that he running into someone who has after knocking the socks off Chair- through a groin injury this week, what he had done to Jones with has a knack for getting open. played with or coached him. At man George McCaskey, team we’ll see if Bellamy continues to his corner route. “His ability to get separation is Halas Hall? Guard Kyle Long was President Ted Phillips and con- be the next man up at “Z” if “He beat him up pretty bad,” special,” Helfrich said. a rookie when McCown was sultant Ernie Accorsi in his inter- Robinson is limited or sidelined. Nagy said. “And the ball was “He’s confident right now,” working his magic for the Bears in view, was offered the GM job. He Nagy reminded media Friday underthrown.” Nagy added. “He always has been 2013. Receiver Taylor Gabriel eagerly accepted and immediately that Bellamy entered the league Miller’s stat line against the confident. He comes to me on the played with McCown in Cleve- was given his first task. as an undrafted free agent in Patriots was modest at best. Two sideline when he wants the ball. land in 2015. Both players lit up Say, uh, Ryan. We need to get a 2012 with the Chiefs. Then in catches, 35 yards. A 21-yard chunk And I like that.” this week when asked about new coach hired soon also. And 2013, Nagy joined their staff on an out route late in the third Trubisky likes it, too, and stres- McCown. Todd Bowles is sitting down in the under coach Andy Reid, and quarter. Then a 14-yard gain over sed the need for he and Miller to Said Long: “Absolute stud. I Bronko Nagurski Room with his Bellamy was with the team the middle on the Bears’ final continue getting in sync. loved everything about Josh. And resume and references ready. Ready through that preseason. Since possession. “He has that dog mentality that I loved every single second of the to conduct an interview? then, he has 65 catches in 65 But for those looking for hints he’s always open and he wants to time I got to spend with him. I’ll Pace jumped into action, fur- career games with the Redskins that the rookie could be nearing a make big plays for this offense,” always appreciate and respect his ther impressing McCaskey with and Bears. major breakthrough in the Bears Trubisky said. “There are just a work ethic, his unselfishness. He his purpose and energy. “He understands where to be offense, they were everywhere. If couple more details that he and I taught me about having the right “You would think it would be at within the concept,” Nagy Trubisky had gotten rid of that need to go through to get on the attitude. Josh was just so positive natural for somebody to want to said. “He has a little bit of an fourth-quarter throw a little earli- same page. And we’re going to all the time. And no matter what celebrate a little bit after reaching advantage with our offense in er and led Miller, it easily could connect on some of those throws situations we were in, Josh was this point in his career,” McCaskey the fact that we were in Kansas have been a 65-yard touchdown. that I missed (or ones) that we always in the right frame of mind said on the day Pace was intro- City together for a short period. Two drives later, Miller got both weren’t on the same page to bounce back and carry us.” duced to Chicago media. “But he So he has a little bit of that. But open again down the field against with. … When he’s open, I have to Gabriel, as a young receiver got right down to business. I was he’s smart and he’s reliable. He Jones and might have had a shot at get it to him. The way he runs his finding his way in Cleveland, very impressed with the way he can play multiple positions, and a 63-yard TD — or at the very least routes and separates and sticks his spent countless hours picking conducted the interview, the not every receiver can do that ... a big gain. Yet Trubisky’s deep foot in the ground, he’s definitely McCown’s brain and learning the questions he was asking and the so that gives us an advantage shot sailed long and too far to the open a lot for this offense. That’s a nuances of the Browns offense. rapport he developed immedi- when he's in there. He has been outside of the field. matchup I have to look for going “Josh was very intelligent,” Ga- ately with the candidate.” having a good week of practice, And maybe Trubisky’s most forward.” briel said. “He would pull me to On a conference call this week, and I like where he's at.” vexing misfire of an erratic after- the side a lot of times to offer Bowles offered his recollections of As for White, who is prepar- noon came in the second quarter, insight. Just a pro. When you’re that whirlwind Thursday after- ing to play just his 12th NFL yet another shot toward Miller Just Josh-ing coming in as a rookie or as a young noon and his unusual introduc- game, Nagy acknowledged it’s and another pass that could have This week, while reporting a guy, you need to learn how to be a tion to Pace. challenging for him not be produced a touchdown. On that deeper-dive piece on the roller- pro. He was that guy, showing “Well, I knew it was weird,” targeted as much as he had play, Miller motioned from the left coaster rides of quarterbacks everybody on that offense what Bowles said. “But I knew that it hoped. side of the formation to the right, Mitch Trubisky and Sam Darnold, was expected. was weird for him as well. I knew “There’s a frustration part drew man coverage against J.C. I caught up with Jets backup Josh “I really appreciated his study he wasn’t going to hire a head that can happen, and I don’t Jackson and torched the Patriots McCown, one of the most re- habits. I would go to his house to coach on the first interview of his think there’s anything wrong defensive back to the post. spected and well-traveled players study plays and I just kind of dug first meeting when he had just with that,” Nagy said. “So when Trubisky, with a fairly clean in the NFL. McCown is 39. The into his brain to see what he was walked in the building. you’re in practice, sometimes pocket, fired. This one sailed high Jets are the 10th NFL organization thinking and how he was seeing “It was just kind of strange that your emotions or your actions and wide with Miller leaping and he has been with since the Cardi- things. Learning that way, from it happened. But I’m glad I met show you might be down a little getting only two fingertips on the nals drafted him in the third round him and his experience of being in him and we connected. We get bit or frustrated. ball. Incomplete. in 2002. And since McCown first the league so long, that slowed along pretty well.” “But we have communicated “Certainly,” offensive coordina- thought his pro playing days were things down for me.” Bowles, for the record, had with each other. We talk. I’ve tor Mark Helfrich said, “we can over after he washed out of the Gabriel exalted McCown as the interviewed with the Jets the day told you I’m big with that, and he finish our throw a little bit better. NFL and went into coaching at perfect backup and mentor for before his stop at Halas Hall. The has done that. He has turned it. We had a few of those. We had a Marvin Ridge High School in Darnold. Jets hired him five days later. Pace, He has flipped that, and now he few opportunities to make plays to North Carolina, he has enjoyed an “That’s what a young quarter- meanwhile, finished his first understands that he just needs open guys and you have to put the impressive second act. back needs,” he said. “It is a coaching search when he united to worry about him. And if he dagger in them.” His career revival, of course, competition, sure. But at the same with John Fox eight days after his does that then good things will Still, as frustrating as those came with the Bears in 2013. He time, Josh is the kind of guy who hiring. happen.” misses were, they provide evi- played in eight games that season wants everybody to be the best of dence that Miller now is creating and made five starts in relief of themselves and to create those [email protected] [email protected] separation consistently and mak- injured starter Jay Cutler. Mc- opportunities for themselves. For Twitter @danwiederer Twitter @Rich_Campbell 4 Chicago Tribune | Chicago Sports | Section 2 | Saturday, October 27, 2018 D

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WORLD SERIES RED SOX AT DODGERS BULLS NOTES They’re getting warm Hutchison draws 1st start Red Sox 2 wins from By K.C. Johnson good opportunity for (the Roster roulette: The Chicago Tribune rookie’s) growth.” NBA has a hardship provi- title, Dodgers look Hutchison threw down sion granting an extra ros- to rebound at home CHARLOTTE, N.C. — a highlight-reel dunk in ter spot to teams with four Chandler Hutchison has these teams’ matchup at significant injuries. But Associated Press moved from garbage-time the United Center on each of the four players minutes in the season Wednesday. have to be out at least three LOS ANGELES — Palm opener to not playing by “That felt good,” Hutchi- games and at least two trees! Shorts! Sunglasses! coach’s decision in the son said. “That’s some- weeks away from return- While the World Series home opener to starting thing I can bring — athleti- ing. isn’t quite a trip to the Game No. 5 Friday night in cism and slashing to the By the time Portis misses beach, the Red Sox antici- the 135-106 road loss to the basket. There are going to three games in his four- to pate staying hot in balmy Hornets. be a couple more of those.” six-week absence, Denzel California, and the Dodgers Welcome to the wild Valentine could be within hope a warm welcome will world that is this early Portis’ pain: When Tony the two-week window help them reverse a 2-0 Bulls season. Parker’s head hit Portis’ from making his season deficit. With Bobby Portis join- knee and Portis ran limping debut after a severe left “I think the climate is a ing Lauri Markkanen, Den- and screaming off the ankle sprain. little different,” Dodgers zel Valentine and Kris United Center court Even if the Bulls get bad manager Dave Roberts Dunn on the shelf, coach Wednesday night, Hoiberg news when Valentine is deadpanned Thursday. Fred Hoiberg opted to keep feared the worst. But even re-evaluated next week, “There’s a familiarity, obvi- Jabari Parker in his reserve with an MRI confirming a they may not use the extra ously, for us. There’s been a role and start Hutchison at sprained MCL as opposed spot as they’re playing lot of talk of outfield depth; power forward. to a torn ligament, the plenty of young, untested we’re very familiar with the Hoiberg’s decision cen- coach knows what losing players already. ballpark.” EZRA SHAW/GETTY-AFP tered more on Parker’s Portis means. As for Valentine, another Walker Buehler, a 24- The Dodgers’ Walker Buehler started Friday night’s Game 3. facilitating fit with the sec- “Bobby has been so du- aspect to keeping Parker in year-old rookie right- ond unit than anything. But rable early in his career. his reserve role is Hoiberg’s hander, will be the center of RESULTS/SCHEDULE back in their own elements. Hutchison’s versatility and Just to see his reaction, you vision of Parker and Valen- attention when he starts Red Sox lead 2-0 The yellow, light orange, maturity helped. knew it was something tine playing together. Game 3 for the Dodgers in G1: Red Sox 8, Dodgers 4 turquoise and sky blue seats “My role doesn’t serious when he went fly- “You have two guys you Friday’s late-afternoon twi- G2: Red Sox 4, Dodgers 2 looked like 55,000 or so change,” Hutchison said. ing in the crowd. We’re can put the ball in their light against Rick Porcello. G3: Red Sox at Dodgers, late dominoes lined up, the San “We have so many offen- thankful it wasn’t a more hands and trust they’re Not so Wednesday, when G4: Red Sox (Eovaldi) Gabriel Mountains shim- sive weapons. I feel like one severe injury,” Hoiberg going to make the right Buehler flew home from at Dodgers (Hill), Saturday mering beyond the hexa- thing that could make a said. “Bobby is so impor- play,” Hoiberg said. Boston ahead of his team G5: Red Sox at Dodgers, gonal video boards and the difference for us is on the tant to this team because of “Denzel is one of our and went unrecognized. Sunday parking lots. While there defensive end. So focus on his voice. He may be the better shooters, one of He missed a 4-2 win by G6: Dodgers at Red Sox, were no formal workouts that first, rebound and try best communicator we our more reliable guys the Red Sox at Fenway Park Tuesday by either team, a few Dod- to run the floor.” have. He rebounds. He from the 3-point line, that opened a 2-0 Series G7: Dodgers at Red Sox, gers played catch in left Hutchison went score- plays with unbelievable which will help space the lead. The Dodgers once Wednesday field. less on 0-for-4 shooting passion every night. Some- floor for Jabari. It’s al- again looked off-kilter in All at 7 p.m. on FOX-32 “You get on the road and with seven rebounds in 27 one is going to have to step ways best when you can the cold of autumn in New Games 5-7 if necessary things can be a little quirky,” minutes, 30 seconds. up and take over that role. have multiple playmakers England. Buehler said. “I would “I just like the rhythm He has leadership qualities out there. He and Jabari “We actually took off like think that most people Jabari is in,” Hoiberg said that someone will have to can both shoot, pass and 30 minutes before the first “I actually have it but- would be better at their of his decision. “And it’s a fill. We’ll miss him.” dribble.” pitch and landed about 30 toned up because I have a home ballpark and to have minutes before the last out,” stain on my white shirt,” he their home crowd behind he said. said. “I’ve been walking them. And we expect them The Dodgers traveled around Dodger Stadium to be out and loud.” Thursday, deciding to get a with this thing snug, so Roberts was a member of full night’s sleep in a Boston nobody could see that. It’s the 2004 Red Sox, who hotel rather than flop on not as good as it looks right became the first team to flat-bed airplane seats now. I’m hiding everything.” overcome a 3-0 postseason while cruising cross-coun- The Red Sox burst ahead deficit when they beat the try through the night. Red in the Series at their 106- Yankees in the AL Champi- Sox players spent the night year-old ballpark, defined onship Series. at home, then jetted west. by the 37-foot Green Mon- “You can’t win four Porcello went straight ster. The Red Sox thrived in games in one night,” Rob- from the charter to Dodger the chilly, damp nights. The erts said. “So just the focus- Stadium, GQ ready in a dark Dodgers bundled up and on-one-game-at-a-time suit, dress shirt and violet tried to endure. mentality. I know it’s easier necktie. Now the Dodgers are said than done.”

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SAT SUN MON TUE WED THU FRI GAME 4 2018 TEAM CAREER VS OPP L3 STARTS BASEBALL: TM PITCHER TIME W-L ERA REC W-L IP ERA W-L IP ERA Mets OF Yoenis Cespedes under- NYJ went surgery to remove bone calcification in his left Noon Bos Eovaldi (R) 6-7 3.81 10-13 0-0 2.0 0.00 2-0 15.0 1.80 CBS-2, LAD Hill (L) 7:09 11-5 3.66 16-10 — — — 1-0 16.1 1.65 heel, less than three months after he had the same AM-780 Team rec: Team’s record in games started by today’s pitcher. procedure on his right heel. Cespedes, 33, who Vs. Opp: Pitcher’s record versus this opponent, 2018 statistics. played in only 38 games this season, will need eight @ATL GS DEN IND 6:30 7 7 7 NBA to 10 months to recover from the surgeries. NBCSCH, WGN-9, NBCSCH, NBCSCH, AM-670 AM-670 AM-670 AM-670 EASTERN CONFERENCE COLLEGES: ATLANTIC W L PCT GB L10 STK HOME AWAY CONF Michigan State interim president @STL EDM @VAN @EDM Toronto 6 0 1.000 — 6-0 W-6 5-0 1-0 4-0 John Engler announced that about half of $1.1 7 5 9 8 1 Boston 3 2 .600 2 ⁄2 3-2 W-1 1-1 2-1 2-2 million distributed for counseling for victims of 1 WGN-9, NBCSCH, WGN-9, NBCSCH, Brooklyn 2 3 .400 3 ⁄2 2-3 L-1 1-1 1-2 2-2 1 AM-720 AM-720 AM-720 AM-720 Philadelphia 2 3 .400 3 ⁄2 2-3 L-2 2-0 0-3 2-3 former sports doctor Larry Nassar went to people New York 1 5 .167 5 1-5 L-5 1-2 0-3 1-4 trying to defraud the school. Engler said that DCU SOUTHEAST W L PCT GB L10 STK HOME AWAY CONF payments stopped this summer after its adminis- 3:30 Charlotte 3 3 .500 — 3-3 W-1 1-1 2-2 3-3 AM-1200 Atlanta 2 2 .500 — 2-2 W-2 1-0 1-2 2-2 trator flagged the fraudulent claim issue and that Miami 2 2 .500 — 2-2 W-1 1-1 1-1 2-2 1 several people are under investigation and the Orlando 2 3 .400 ⁄2 2-3 L-1 1-2 1-1 2-2 Washington* 1 3 .250 1 1-3 L-1 0-2 1-1 0-2 school has terminated a vendor’s contract. Nassar SATURDAY ON TV/RADIO LATEST LINE CENTRAL W L PCT GB L10 STK HOME AWAY CONF worked for Michigan State and USA Gymnastics. WORLD SERIES NBA Milwaukee 5 0 1.000 — 5-0 W-5 3-0 2-0 4-0 1 He’s imprisoned for molesting athletes and pos- 7 p.m. G4: Red Sox at Dodgers FOX-32, WMVP-AM 1000 SATURDAY Detroit 4 0 1.000 ⁄2 4-0 W-4 3-0 1-0 4-0 at Atlanta 4 Bulls Indiana 3 2 .600 2 3-2 W-1 2-0 1-2 1-1 sessing child pornography. 1 NBA Boston 3 ⁄2 at Detroit Chicago 1 4 .200 4 1-4 L-1 1-1 0-3 1-3 at New Orleans 1 Utah Cleveland 0 5 .000 5 0-5 L-5 0-2 0-3 0-4 6:30 p.m. Bulls at Hawks NBCSCH, WSCR-AM 670 at Philadelphia 9 Charlotte GOLF: Tony Finau overcame a double bogey to at Cleveland off Indiana WESTERN CONFERENCE BOXING 1 at Miami 1 ⁄2 Portland shoot a 5-under 67 and take a three-stroke lead at Memphis off Phoenix SOUTHWEST W L PCT GB L10 STK HOME AWAY CONF 9 p.m. Daniel Jacobs vs. Sergiy Derevyanchenko HBO 1 at San Antonio 1 ⁄2 LA Lakers New Orleans 4 0 1.000 — 4-0 W-4 4-0 1-0 3-0 after the second round of the HSBC Champions in 1 at Milwaukee 8 ⁄2 Orlando 1 COLLEGE FOOTBALL Memphis 2 1 .667 1 ⁄2 2-1 W-2 1-0 1-1 1-0 Singapore. Finau reached 11-under 133 at the WGC NHL San Antonio 2 2 .500 2 2-2 L-1 1-1 1-1 2-1 11 a.m. Wisconsin at Northwestern FOX-32, WGN-AM 720 1 SATURDAY Dallas 2 3 .400 2 ⁄2 2-3 L-2 2-0 0-3 1-1 event. Masters champ and first-round leader at St. Louis -134 Blackhawks +124 1 11 a.m. Clemson at Florida State ABC-7 Houston 1 4 .200 3 ⁄2 1-4 L-3 0-3 1-1 1-4 at New Jersey -136 Florida +126 Patrick Reed (72), Tommy Fleetwood (68) and 11 a.m. Bethune-Cookman at Nebraska BTN at Philadelphia -158 NY Islanders +148 NORTHWEST W L PCT GB L10 STK HOME AWAY CONF at Nashville off Edmonton off defending champ Justin Rose (67) were tied for 11 a.m. Army at Eastern Michigan CBSSN Washington -107 at Calgary -103 Portland 3 1 .750 — 3-1 W-1 2-1 1-0 2-0 at Boston -177 Montreal +165 Denver 4 2 .667 — 4-2 L-2 3-1 1-1 4-2 second. ... Wei-Ling Hsu rode the support of her 11 a.m. Texas Tech at Iowa State ESPN2 at Columbus -167 Buffalo +157 Utah 2 2 .500 1 2-2 W-1 0-2 2-0 2-2 home crowd to shoot a 5-under 67 and take a at Toronto -130 Winnipeg +120 Minnesota 2 4 .333 2 2-4 L-2 2-1 0-3 0-2 11 a.m. UMass at UConn ESPNU at Minnesota -151 Colorado +141 Oklahoma City 0 4 .000 3 0-4 L-4 0-2 0-2 0-3 one-stroke lead after the second round of the LPGA at Arizona off Tampa Bay off 11 a.m. Purdue at Michigan State ESPN at Vancouver off Pittsburgh off PACIFIC W L PCT GB L10 STK HOME AWAY CONF Taiwan Championship in Taoyuan. Hsu reached 2 p.m. TCU at Kansas FS1 COLLEGE FOOTBALL Golden State 5 1 .833 — 5-1 W-3 3-0 2-1 3-1 9-under 135. First-round leader Jodi Ewart Shadoff 1 WEEK 9 SATURDAY L.A. Clippers 3 2 .600 1 ⁄2 3-2 W-1 2-1 1-1 3-2 2:30 p.m. Illinois at Maryland BTN, WSCR-AM 670 Mid. Tenn. 5 at Old Dominion 1 L.A. Lakers 2 3 .400 2 ⁄2 2-3 W-2 1-2 1-1 2-3 (71) was second, while former world No. 1 Lydia Ko NC State 2 at Syracuse 1 2:30 p.m. Northern Illinois at BYU ESPNU, WIND-AM 560 at Virginia 9 N. Carolina Sacramento* 2 3 .400 2 ⁄2 2-3 W-1 1-1 1-2 2-3 shot 66 to move within two strokes of the lead. ... at Akron 5 Cent. Mich. Phoenix 1 3 .250 3 1-3 L-3 1-1 0-2 1-3 2:30 p.m. Iowa at Penn State ESPN 1 Duke 2 ⁄2 at Pittsburgh *-late game not included Norman Xiong and Cameron Champ shared a 1 2:30 p.m. Florida vs. Georgia CBS-2 at Maryland 17 ⁄2 Illinois 1 one-stroke lead at the midpoint of the PGA Tour’s at Louisville 2 ⁄2 Wake Forest 2:30 p.m. Arizona State at USC ABC-7 Wisconsin 5 at Northwestern Sanderson Farms Championship in Jackson, Miss. at E. Michigan 1 Army HORNETS 135, BULLS 106 2:30 p.m. USF at Houston ESPN2 Southern Miss 7 at Charlotte FRIDAY’S RESULTS 1 Charlotte 135, Bulls 106 MN FG-A FT-A REB A PFPTS TCU 13 ⁄2 at Kansas BULLS Golden St. 128, New York 100 SOCCER: 2:30 p.m. Cincinnati at SMU CBSSN UMass 5 at UConn Hldy 28:56 2-7 0-0 0-3 2 1 5 FIFA increased the prize money for the 1 Toronto 116, Dallas 107 Coast. Carol. 3 ⁄2 at Georgia St Htchsn 27:30 0-4 0-2 0-7 2 1 0 2:30 p.m. Kansas State at Oklahoma FOX-32 1 L.A. Clippers 133, Houston 113 at Utah St 19 ⁄2 New Mexico Carter 17:57 2-5 2-2 0-4 1 3 7 winning team at the Women’s World Cup from $2 1 Milwaukee 125, Minnesota 95 at Colorado 24 ⁄2 Oregon St 5:30 p.m. Washington at California FS1 New Orleans 117, Brooklyn 115 LaVine 25:50 6-16 4-6 0-3 4 2 20 million to $4 million. In July, the French men’s UAB 16 at UTEP Payne 23:07 6-10 1-1 1-1 3 0 15 at BYU 7 N Illinois Washington at Sacramento, late 6 p.m. Boise State at Air Force CBSSN 1 Felicio 30:03 3-6 3-4 2-7 1 1 9 team received $38 million for winning the World San Diego St 2 ⁄2 at Nevada SATURDAY’S SCHEDULE 1 J.Parker 25:41 7-14 3-3 2-2 1 1 19 at Stanford 2 ⁄2 Wash. St 6 p.m. Texas A&M at Mississippi State ESPN Bulls at Atlanta, 6:30 Arcdcno 24:53 3-5 0-0 1-1 4 3 8 Cup. ... Espanyol conceded in injury time to draw at USC 3 Arizona St Boston at Detroit, 6 1 Blkney 22:10 5-10 1-2 0-2 0 2 13 6 p.m. N.C. State at Syracuse ESPN Washington 11 ⁄2 at California Utah at New Orleans, 6 host Valladolid 1-1 and miss a chance to take the 1 Harrison13:53 3-8 2-2 2-4 3 2 10 Georgia 6 ⁄2 Florida Indiana at Cleveland, 6:30 6 p.m. Tulane at Tulsa ESPNU at San Jose St 3 UNLV Charlotte at Philadelphia, 6:30 TOTALS 37-8516-22 8-34 21 16106 outright lead in La Liga. Espanyol is tied atop the at Tulsa Pk Tulane Portland at Miami, 7 Pcts: FG .435, FT .727. 3-pointers: 16-36, 1 7 p.m. Notre Dame vs. Navy CBS-2, WMVP-AM 1000 at Miss. St 1 ⁄2 Texas A&M Phoenix at Memphis, 7 .444 (LaVine 4-8, Harrison 2-3, Arcidia- standings with Barcelona, which hosts Real cono 2-4, Payne 2-4, Blakeney 2-5, 7 p.m. Texas at Oklahoma State ABC-7 at Missouri 7 Kentucky Orlando at Milwaukee, 7:30 at S. Carolina 8 Tennessee L.A. Lakers at San Antonio, 7:30 J.Parker 2-5, Carter Jr. 1-1, Holiday 1-5, Madrid on Sunday. 1 Hutchison 0-1). Team rebs: 7. Blocks: 7 9:30 p.m. Oregon at Arizona ESPN Texas 3 ⁄2 at Oklahoma St at North Texas 30 Rice SUNDAY’S SCHEDULE (Carter Jr. 3, Blakeney 2, Holiday, 1 Golden State at Brooklyn, 4 p.m. J.Parker). Turnovers: 13. Steals: 5 (Holi- 9:30 p.m. Hawaii at Fresno State ESPN2 at Houston 7 ⁄2 South Florida TENNIS: Top-ranked Rafael Nadal will return to at Penn St 6 Iowa Phoenix at Oklahoma City, 6 p.m. day 2, Payne 2, Harrison). 9:30 p.m. San Diego State at Nevada ESPNU at Michigan St 1 Purdue Utah at Dallas, 6 p.m. CHAR. MN FG-A FT-A REB A PFPTS competition next week at the Paris Masters. Nadal FIU 3 at W Kentucky Washington at L.A. Clippers, 8:30 p.m. 1 Batum 30:31 4-5 0-0 1-8 5 3 10 GOLF Cincinnati 8 ⁄2 at SMU THURSDAY’S RESULTS retired in the semifinals of the U.S. Open in early 1 Williams17:17 2-6 0-0 1-5 0 1 4 Vanderbilt 1 ⁄2 at Arkansas Detroit 110, Cleveland 103 1 Zeller 20:22 6-9 2-2 2-6 1 1 14 1:30 p.m. Sanderson Farms Championship Golf Channel at Oklahoma 24 ⁄2 Kansas St Portland 128, Orlando 114 September with an injured right knee. ... No. 1 seed Arkansas St 3 at LA-Laf. Boston 101, Oklahoma City 95 Lamb 23:45 3-7 2-2 1-4 2 2 10 4:30 p.m. Invesco QQQ Championship Golf Channel New Mexico St 1 at Texas St L.A. Lakers 121, Denver 114 Walker 26:1311-18 3-3 1-6 7 3 30 and eight-time tournament champ Roger Federer at Iowa St 5 Texas Tech Bridges 25:35 7-10 0-0 2-5 2 0 15 advanced to the semifinals of the Swiss Indoors in 10 p.m. WGC-HSBC Champions Golf Channel 1 CALENDAR Boise St 9 ⁄2 at Air Force Monk 24:15 4-10 0-0 0-2 2 0 10 NHL Clemson 17 at Florida St Jan. 5: 10-day contracts can be signed. K-Glcrst 19:23 6-9 3-4 3-8 1 3 15 his hometown of Basel with a 7-6 (1), 4-6, 6-4 win Notre Dame 24 Navy T.Parker 19:12 7-11 3-3 0-0 8 0 18 1 6 p.m. Canadiens at Bruins NHL Network Oregon 9 ⁄2 at Arizona Bymbo 12:28 1-2 0-0 0-3 0 4 2 over Gilles Simon of France. ... No. 5 seed Kei 1 at Fresno St 25 ⁄2 Hawaii Bacon 12:00 2-3 2-2 0-2 1 0 7 Nishikori of Japan upset No. 1 seed Dominic Thiem 7 p.m. Blackhawks at Blues WGN-9, WGN-AM 720 NFL Hrnngmz 4:34 0-1 0-0 0-1 0 1 0 NBA G LEAGUE Kmnsky 4:25 0-2 0-0 0-0 1 0 0 MMA WEEK 8 SUNDAY of Austria 6-3, 6-1 in the quarterfinals of the Erste 1 TOTALS 53-9315-1611-50 30 18135 at Bears 7 ⁄2 NY Jets 7 p.m. UFC Fight Night prelims FS2 Philadelphia 3 Jacksonville EXHIBITION Pcts: FG .570, FT .938. 3-pointers: 14-32, Bank Open in Vienna. ... No. 5 seed Sloane Stephens at Pittsburgh 8 Cleveland .438 (Walker 5-10, Batum 2-3, Lamb 2-4, FRIDAY’S RESULT Monk 2-5, Bacon 1-2, T.Parker 1-2, beat No. 1 seed Angelique Kerber of Germany 6-3, 9 p.m. UFC: Volkan Oezdemir vs. Anthony Smith FS1 at Kansas City 10 Denver Raptors 905 at Erie, 5 at NY Giants 1 Washington Bridges 1-3, Kaminsky 0-1, Williams 0-2). MOTORSPORTS SATURDAY’S SCHEDULE Team rebs: 4. Blocks: 10 (Biyombo 5, 6-3 to advance to the championship match of the at Detroit 3 Seattle Northern Arizona at South Bay, 2 1 Williams 2, Batum, Kidd-Gilchrist, at Cincinnati 3 ⁄2 Tampa Bay Salt Lake City at Agua Caliente, 2 WTA Finals in Singapore. Stephens will face No. 8 3 p.m. NASCAR: First Data 500 qualifying NBCSN 1 Zeller). Turnovers: 10. Steals: 10. Baltimore 2 ⁄2 at Carolina SUNDAY’S SCHEDULE BUNDELIGA SOCCER Indianapolis 3 at Oakland Santa Cruz at Stockton, 6 BULLS 25 29 21 31 — 106 seed Kiki Bertens of the Netherlands. Bertens won San Fran. 1 at Arizona Charlotte 23 45 34 33 — 135 1 MONDAY’S SCHEDULE 8:20 a.m. Mainz vs. Bayern Munich FS2 at LA Rams 9 ⁄2 Green Bay Team Mexico at Rio Grande Valley, 7 her semifinal match when No. 3 seed and U.S. Open at Minnesota Pk New Orleans T: 2:04. A: 15,220. 11:20 a.m. Hoffenheim vs. Stuttgart FS2 MONDAY champ Naomi Osaka of Japan retired with a left leg New England 14 at Buffalo NHL injury after dropping the first set 6-3. PREMIER LEAGUE SOCCER WORLD SERIES EASTERN CONFERENCE 8:55 a.m. Liverpool vs. Cardiff City NBCSN SATURDAY at LA Dodgers off Boston off ATLANTIC GP W L OT PTS GF GA HOME AWAY DIV 11:30 a.m. Leicester City vs. West Ham NBC-5 — Edited from news services Tampa Bay 9 7 1 1 15 32 20 4-1-0 3-0-1 2-0-0 TENNIS NFL Toronto 10 7 3 0 14 38 32 2-3-0 5-0-0 2-1-0 Boston 10 6 2 2 14 34 24 4-0-0 2-2-2 4-0-0 5 a.m. Vienna Open, Basel Open Tennis Channel NFC NORTH W L T PCT PF PA Montreal 9 5 2 2 12 30 25 4-1-0 1-1-2 1-1-2 Noon USTA Women’s Pro Circuit Macon Tennis Channel Buffalo 10 6 4 0 12 26 28 3-2-0 3-2-0 1-1-0 Minnesota 4 2 1 .643 177 165 Ottawa 9 4 4 1 9 32 35 3-2-1 1-2-0 2-2-0 HIGH SCHOOL FOOTBALL: IHSA PLAYOFFS WOMEN’S COLLEGE VOLLEYBALL Green Bay 3 2 1 .583 148 144 Florida 8 2 3 3 7 26 32 0-2-1 2-1-2 0-0-2 Detroit 3 3 0 .500 157 158 Detroit 10 1 7 2 4 21 41 0-3-1 1-4-1 1-4-0 7 p.m. Illinois at Nebraska BTN BEARS 3 3 0 .500 170 134 In bracket order; state finals Nov. 23-24 at Memorial Stadium in Champaign. NFC EAST W L T PCT PF PA METRO GP W L OT PTS GF GA HOME AWAY DIV CLASS 8A CLASS 4A COLLEGE FOOTBALL Washington 4 2 0 .667 126 121 Carolina 10 6 3 1 13 33 29 3-1-1 3-2-0 2-0-1 Sat: #32 Zion-Benton (5-4) Fri:#1 IC Catholic 49, #16 Raby 8 Philadelphia 3 4 0 .429 154 138 Pittsburgh 8 5 1 2 12 35 26 2-1-1 3-0-1 1-0-0 at #1 Brother Rice (9-0), 6 Sat: #9 Stillman Valley (6-3) AP TOP 25 Dallas 3 4 0 .429 140 123 Columbus 9 5 4 0 10 31 34 2-3-0 3-1-0 1-1-0 Fri: #16 Oak Park-River Forest 34, at #8 Dixon (6-3), 1 RK. TEAM CP REC PF PA SATURDAY/NEXT GAME *-A.M. N.Y. Giants 1 6 0 .143 137 185 Washington 9 4 3 2 10 35 34 3-1-1 1-2-1 1-1-1 #17 New Trier 16 Sat: #13 St. Edward (5-4) Fri: #8 Warren 14, #25 Neuqua Valley 3 at #4 Urban Prep-Bronze. (8-1), 10 a.m. 1. Alabama 1 8-0 433 127 Nov. 3 at #4 LSU, 7 NFC SOUTH W L T PCT PF PA New Jersey 7 4 2 1 9 25 18 4-1-1 0-1-0 1-1-0 Philadelphia 10 4 6 0 8 31 40 2-3-0 2-3-0 1-1-0 Sat: #24 Conant (6-3) Fri: #5 Marengo 47, #12 Sullivan 20 2. Clemson 2 7-0 294 94 Sat. at Florida State, 11* New Orleans 5 1 0 .833 204 163 at # 9 Hinsdale Central (7-2), 1 Fri: #2 Coal City 37, 3. Notre Dame 3 7-0 228 131 Sat. vs. Navy in San Diego, 7 Carolina 4 2 0 .667 142 131 N.Y. Islanders 8 3 4 1 7 22 23 1-1-1 2-3-0 1-0-0 Fri: #4 Homewood-Flossmoor 21, #15 Wheaton Academy 0 4. LSU 4 7-1 243 121 Nov. 3 vs. #1 Alabama, 7 Tampa Bay 3 3 0 .500 167 196 N.Y. Rangers 10 3 6 1 7 25 34 3-3-0 0-3-1 0-1-1 #29 Fremd 0 Sat: #10 Johnsburg (6-3) 5. Michigan 5 7-1 288 115 Nov. 3 vs. #17 Penn State, 2:45 Atlanta 3 4 0 .429 190 212 WESTERN CONFERENCE Sat: #20 Barrington (6-3) at #7 Ag Science (7-2), 7:30 6. Texas 7 6-1 215 161 Sat. at Oklahoma St., 7 NFC WEST W L T PCT PF PA at #13 Oswego East (7-2), 6 Sat: #14 Plano (5-4) 7. Georgia 6 6-1 273 114 Sat vs. #9 Florida, 2:30 CENTRAL GP W L OT PTS GF GA HOME AWAY DIV Sat: #28 Stevenson (6-3) at #3 Richmond-Burton (8-1), 1 L.A. Rams 7 0 0 1.000 235 128 8. Oklahoma 8 6-1 340 191 Sat. vs. Kansas State, 2:30 Nashville 10 8 2 0 16 35 23 3-2-0 5-0-0 2-0-0 at #5 Marist (8-1), 7 Sat: #11 Clemente (6-3) Seattle 3 3 0 .500 143 117 Fri: #21 Naperville Central 42 at #6 Genoa-Kingston (7-2), 1 9. Florida 11 6-1 241 116 Sat. at #7 Georgia, 2:30 Arizona 1 6 0 .143 92 184 Colorado 11 7 2 2 16 39 24 3-1-1 4-1-1 1-0-0 #12 Plainfield South 10 Fri: #1 Taylorville 57, #16 Chillicothe IVC 30 10. UCF 10 7-0 311 127 Nov. 1 vs. Temple, 6:30 San Francisco 1 6 0 .143 158 218 Winnipeg 11 7 3 1 15 33 29 5-1-1 2-2-0 2-2-0 Fri: #2 Lincoln-Way East 49 Sat: #9 Freeburg (7-2) 11. Ohio State 9 7-1 344 183 Nov. 3 vs. Nebraska, 11* AFC NORTH W L T PCT PF PA Chicago 10 6 2 2 14 37 34 3-2-1 3-0-1 2-0-1 #31 St. Charles East 0 at #8 Columbia (7-2), 2 12. Kentucky 14 6-1 190 90 Sat. at Missouri, 3 Minnesota 9 5 2 2 12 26 25 4-0-2 1-2-0 2-2-0 Fri: #18 Glenbard West 49 Fri: #4 Rochester 53, #13 Breese Cent. 27 13. West Virginia 12 6-1 279 137 Thurs. W 58-14 vs. Baylor Pittsburgh 3 2 1 .583 171 154 Dallas 9 5 4 0 10 28 25 5-2-0 0-2-0 1-1-0 #15 Bartlett 20 Sat: #12 Herrin (7-2) 14. Washington St. 15 6-1 285 163 Sat. at #24 Stanford, 6 Cincinnati 4 3 0 .571 184 203 St. Louis 9 2 4 3 7 29 36 1-3-1 1-1-2 0-1-3 Sat: #26 South Elgin (6-3) at #5 Pontiac (8-1), 3 15. Washington 13 6-2 229 125 Sat. at California, 5:30 Baltimore 4 3 0 .571 176 101 at #7 West Aurora (8-1), 7 Sat: #15 Salem (6-3) at #2 Paris (9-0), 2 Cleveland 2 4 1 .357 151 177 PACIFIC GP W L OT PTS GF GA HOME AWAY DIV 16. Texas A&M 17 5-2 226 144 Sat. at Mississippi State, 6 Fri: #23 Edwardsville 44, Sat: #10 Effingham (7-2) 17. Penn State 16 5-2 298 154 Sat. vs. #18 Iowa, 2:30 AFC EAST W L T PCT PF PA San Jose 10 5 3 2 12 34 29 2-1-0 3-2-2 1-1-0 #10 Evanston 27 at #7 Breese Mater Dei (7-2), 2 Sat: #30 Taft (5-4) Sat: #14 Olney Richland County (6-3) 18. Iowa 18 6-1 214 99 Sat. at #17 Penn State, 2:30 Vancouver 11 6 5 0 12 31 35 2-1-0 4-4-0 2-2-0 New England 5 2 0 .714 214 179 at #3 Oswego (9-0), 6 at #3 Bishop McNamara (8-1), 3 19. Oregon 21 5-2 278 183 Sat. at Arizona, 9:30 Miami 4 4 0 .500 174 219 Anaheim 11 5 5 1 11 27 30 2-1-1 3-4-0 2-1-1 Calgary 10 5 5 0 10 33 36 2-2-0 3-3-0 1-1-0 Sat: #19 Loyola (6-3) Sat: #11 Fairbury Prairie Central (7-2) 20. Wisconsin 19 5-2 231 140 Sat. at Northwestern, 11* N.Y. Jets 3 4 0 .429 182 176 at #14 Minooka (7-2), 6 at #6 Murphysboro (7-2), 3 21. South Florida 20 7-0 249 180 Sat. at Houston, 2:30 Buffalo 2 5 0 .286 81 175 Edmonton 8 4 3 1 9 22 26 2-1-1 2-2-0 0-0-0 Fri: #6 Maine South 55, #27 Huntley 14 22. N.C. State 22 5-1 172 125 Sat. at Syracuse, 6 AFC SOUTH W L T PCT PF PA Vegas 10 4 5 1 9 22 27 2-2-1 2-3-0 1-0-1 Fri: #22 Waubonsie Valley 38, CLASS 3A 23. Utah 24 5-2 212 124 Fri. at UCLA, late Arizona 9 4 5 0 8 19 19 1-2-0 3-3-0 2-1-0 at #11 Bolingbrook 21 Sat: #16 Rock Island Alleman (5-4) Houston 5 3 0 .625 197 167 Los Angeles 10 2 7 1 5 18 36 1-2-1 1-5-0 0-0-1 at #1 Byron (9-0), 2 24. Stanford 23 5-2 174 145 Sat. vs. #14 Washington St., 6 Tennessee 3 4 0 .429 106 127 25. Appalachian St. — 5-2 283 128 Thurs. L 34-14 at Ga. Southern Two points for a win, one point for overtime loss. Top three teams in each division CLASS 7A Sat: #9 Princeton (6-3) Jacksonville 3 4 0 .429 116 146 Fri: #1 Simeon 46, at #8 Elmwood-Brimfield (6-3), 3 CP-coaches poll; PF/A-points for/allowed and two wild cards per conference advance to playoffs. through Friday Indianapolis 2 5 0 .286 189 185 #32 Rockford East 0 Fri: #4 Lisle 38, #13 Dwight 14 BIG TEN STANDINGS AFC WEST W L T PCT PF PA Sat: #17 Lincoln-Way West (7-2) Sat: #12 Oneida Mid-County (6-3) at #16 Machesney Pk Harlem (7-2), 1 at #5 Poplar Grove North Boone (7-2), 1 WEST CONF ALL PF PA SATURDAY/NEXT GAME *-11 A.M. Kansas City 6 1 0 .857 260 182 FRIDAY’S RESULTS AHL L.A. Chargers 5 2 0 .714 195 163 Tampa Bay 3, Vegas 2 Sat: #25 Andrew (6-3) Sat: #15 Herscher (5-4) Northwestern 4-1 4-3 170 172 Sat. vs. #20 Wisconsin, 11* at #8 Nazareth (8-1), 1 at #2 Dunbar (8-1), 2 Denver 3 4 0 .429 165 164 Winnipeg 2, Detroit 1 Iowa 3-1 6-1 214 99 Sat. at #17 Penn State, 2:30 Fri: #9 Hersey 52, Sat: #10 Spring Valley Hall (6-3) Oakland 1 5 0 .167 110 176 Carolina 4, San Jose 3 (SO) WESTERN CONFERENCE Wisconsin 3-1 5-2 231 140 Sat. at Northwestern, 11* Ottawa at Colorado, late #24 Lincoln-Way Central 13 at #7 Clark (6-3), 6 Purdue 3-1 4-3 250 159 Sat. at Michigan State, 11* CENTRAL W L OL SOL PT GF GA Fri: #4 Batavia 49, Sat: #14 Urban Prep-Englewood (5-4) SUNDAY’S SCHEDULE SATURDAY’S SCHEDULE Illinois 1-3 3-4 173 238 Sat. at Maryland, 2:30 N.Y. Jets at Bears, noon (CBS-2) Milwaukee 7 1 1 0 15 35 26 #29 Granite City 0 at #3 Eureka (8-1), 2 Minnesota 1-4 4-4 219 231 Fri. W 38-31 vs. Indiana Blackhawks at St. Louis, 7 Philadelphia vs. Jacksonville Florida at New Jersey, 11 a.m. WOLVES 6 1 0 1 13 35 23 Sat: #20 Glenbrook North (7-2) Sat: #11 Wilmington (6-3) Nebraska 1-4 1-6 193 258 Sat. vs. Bethune-Cookman, 11* in London, 8:30 a.m. (NFLN) Texas 4 2 1 1102926 at #13 Moline (8-1), 6 at #6 Monmouth-Roseville (7-2),5 CONF ALL PF PA SATURDAY/NEXT GAME N.Y. Islanders at Philadelphia, noon EAST Cleveland at Pittsburgh, noon Edmonton at Nashville, 2 Rockford 4 2 1 0 9 26 23 Fri: #5 Willowbrook 35, Sat: #16 St. Joseph-Ogden (5-4) Michigan 5-0 7-1 288 115 Nov. 3 vs. #17 Penn State, 2:45 Washington at N.Y. Giants, noon Washington at Calgary, 3 Iowa 4 2 0 0 8 27 18 #28 Lincoln Park 0 at #1 Monticello (9-0), 2 Ohio State 4-1 7-1 344 183 Nov. 3 vs. Nebraska, 11* Seattle at Detroit, noon Montreal at Boston, 6 Manitoba 3 3 0 0 6 16 23 Fri: #12 Maine West 20, #21 Benet 18 Sat: #9 West Frankfort (7-2) Penn State 2-2 5-2 298 154 Sat. vs. No. 18 Iowa, 2:30 Baltimore at Carolina, noon Winnipeg at Toronto, 6 G. Rapids 2 5 0 0 4 19 29 Fri: #2 Glenbard East 40, #31 Prospect 14 at #8 Anna-Jonesboro (7-2), 2 Denver at Kansas City, noon Michigan St. 2-2 4-3 164 155 Sat. vs. Purdue, 11* Buffalo at Columbus, 6 San Antonio 1 8 0 0 2 16 29 Sat: #18 Hoffman Estates (7-2) Sat: #13 Greenville (6-3) Tampa Bay at Cincinnati, noon Maryland 2-2 4-3 190 163 Sat. vs. Illinois, 2:30 Colorado at Minnesota, 7 2 pts for win, 1 pt for OT/shootout loss. at #15 East St. Louis (7-2), 3 at #4 Farmington (9-0), 2 Indianapolis at Oakland, 3:05 Fri: #7 Mt. Carmel 38, #26 T.F. South 0 Sat: #12 Pleasant Plains (6-3) Indiana 1-5 4-5 242 268 Fri. L 38-31 at Minnesota Tampa Bay at Arizona, 8 FRIDAY’S RESULTS Green Bay at L.A. Rams, 3:25 (FOX-32) Sat: #23 Lake Zurich (6-3) at #5 Beardstown (8-1), 7 Rutgers 0-5 1-7 121 270 Nov. 3 at #20 Wisconsin, 11* Pittsburgh at Vancouver, 9 Wolves 4, Texas 3 San Francisco at Arizona, 3:25 at #10 DeKalb (8-1), 1 Fri: #2 Carlinville 47, THURSDAY’S RESULTS Toronto 4, Syracuse 1 New Orleans at Minnesota, 7:20 (NBC-5) Fri: #30 Buffalo Grove (5-4) #15 East Alton-Wood River 8 SE Missouri at UT Martin, 2 Blackhawks 4, N.Y. Rangers 1 Belleville 5, Grand Rapids 3 FRIDAY’S RESULTS off: Dallas, Tenn., L.A. Chargers, Atlanta at #3 Hononegah (9-0), 7:15 Sat: #10 Paxton-Buckley-Loda (6-3) Alabama A&M vs. Alabama St. Boston 3, Philadelphia 0 WB/Scranton 4, Hershey 1 Louisiana Tech 21, FAU 13 MONDAY’S SCHEDULE Rochester 4, Utica 0 Fri: #14 Wheaton Warrenville South 20, at #7 Vandalia (7-2), 2 at Birmingham, Ala., 2:30 New England at Buffalo, 7:15 (ESPN) Buffalo 4, Montreal 3 Boston College 27, Miami 14 Charlotte 4, Binghamton 3 (OT) #19 Belleville West 12 Sat: #14 Newton (6-3) at #3 Fairfld (9-0), 1 Wyoming at Colorado St., late W. Carolina at ETSU, 2:30 Nashville 4, New Jersey 3 (OT) Stony Brook at James Madison, 2:30 Columbus 7, St. Louis 4 Milwaukee 3, Cleveland 2 (OT) Fri: #6 Rolling Meadows 29, Sat: #11 DuQuoin (6-3) SATURDAY’S SCHEDULE Arkansas St. at La.-Lafayette, 2:30 TEXANS 42, DOLPHINS 23 Minnesota 4, Los Angeles 1 Iowa 6, Colorado 5 (OT) #27 Alton 27 at #6 Williamsville (8-1), 2:30 San Jose 2, San Antonio 1 Sat: # 22 St. Charles North (6-3) MIDWEST Middle Tennessee at Old Dominion, 2:30 Dallas 5, Anaheim 2 LATE THURSDAY Tucson at Ontario, late at #11 Normal Community (8-1), 1 CLASS 2A Cent. Michigan at Akron, 11 a.m. Gardner-Webb at Campbell, 3 Pittsburgh 9, Calgary 1 Miami 7 3 10 3 — 23 Stockton at San Diego, late Fri: #1 Gibson City-Melvin-Sibley 76, Dayton at Butler, 11 a.m. Morgan St. at Florida A&M, 3 Jacksonville St. at Murray St., 3 Houston 7 7 14 14 — 42 CLASS 6A #16 Watseka 6 Army at E. Michigan, 11 a.m. Fri: #1 Cary-Grove 49, Sat: #9 Knoxville (6-3) Texas Tech at Iowa St., 11 a.m. Incarnate Word at Nicholls, 3 First quarter A: 71,726. GOLF #16 Wauconda 7 at #8 Hope Academy (7-2), 4 S. Dakota St. at Illinois St., noon Tennessee Tech at Austin Peay, 4 Mia: Drake 12 run (Sanders kick), 4:58. Sat: #9 Von Steuben (6-3) Sat: #13 Aledo Mercer County (5-4) Drake at Valparaiso, 1 Cent. Arkansas at McNeese St., 6 Hou: Miller 2 run (Fairbairn kick), :31. Houston Baptist at Northwestern St., 6 HSBC CHAMPIONS Adam Scott 69-73 Cameron Tringale 66-73 at #8 Kaneland (6-3), 7 at #4 Carthage Illini West (9-0), 2Sat N. Iowa at W. Illinois, 1 Second quarter Hideki Matsuyama 72-70 Patrick Rodgers 70-69 Jackson St. at Southern U., 6 2nd of 4 rds at Sheshan In- Sat: #13 Lake Forest (5-4) Sat: #12 Rockford Christian (6-3) Indiana St. at Youngstown St., 1 Hou: Thomas 13 pass from Watson (Fair- Adam Hadwin 74-68 J.J. Henry 70-69 Tennessee at South Carolina, 6:30 ternational GC, Shanghai; at #4 Phillips (7-2), 1 at #5 Sterling Newman (8-1), 1 TCU at Kansas, 2 bairn kick), 14:14. Denny McCarthy 71-68 FIU at W. Kentucky, 6:30 7,261 yds; Par 72 SANDERSON FARMS Sat: #12 Hinsdale South (6-3) Sat: #15 Minonk Fieldcrest (5-4) S. Illinois at Missouri St., 2 Mia: FG Sanders 37, 2:57. Vaughn Taylor 69-70 Vanderbilt at Arkansas, 11 a.m. Second Round CHAMPIONSHIP at #5 Prairie Ridge (7-2), 1 at #2 Orion (9-0), 1 Weber St. at North Dakota, 2 Third quarter Sebastian Munoz 72-67 N. Dakota St. at South Dakota, 2 SE Louisiana at Sam Houston St., 1 Hou: Thomas 2 pass from Watson (Fair- 133 (-11) 2nd of 4 rds at CC of Jack- Sat: #15 Reavis (5-4) Sat: #10 Taylor Ridge Rockridge (6-3) Alcorn St. at Prairie View, 2 Tony Finau 66-67 Corey Conners 71-68 EAST bairn kick), 11:34. son, Jackson, Miss.; Talor Gooch 71-68 at #2 Antioch (9-0), 1 at #7 Clifton Central (7-2), 2 MVSU at Texas Southern, 2 136 (-8) Georgetown at Colgate, 11 a.m. Mia: Drake 28 pass from Amendola 7,440 yds; Par 72 Sam Burns 69-70 Fri: #7 Lakes 35, #10 Belvidere North 17 Sat: #14 Harlan (5-4) William & Mary at Rhode Island, 11 a.m. Cincinnati at SMU, 2:30 (Sanders kick), 4:55. Patrick Reed 64-72 135 (-9) Sat: #14 Crystal Lake South (5-4) at #3 Lanark Eastland-Pearl City (9-0), 1 UMass at UConn, 11 a.m. Rice at North Texas, 3 Hou: Fuller 73 pass from Watson (Fair- Justin Rose 69-67 Norman Xiong 68-67 SWINGING SKIRTS at #3 Kenwood (8-1), 4 Sat: #11 Chicago Christian (6-3) Penn at Brown, noon Lamar at Stephen F. Austin, 3 bairn kick), 4:21. Tommy Fleetwood 68-68 Cameron Champ 65-70 2nd of 4 rds at Ta Shee Golf Sat: #11 St. Ignatius (6-3) at #6 Collins (8-1), 4 Yale at Columbia, noon New Mexico St. at Texas St., 6 Mia: FG Sanders 41, :36. 137 (-7) 136 (-8) & CC, Taoyuan, Taiwan; at #6 Notre Dame (7-2), 6 Sat: #16 Staunton (5-4) Lafayette at Fordham, noon Tulane at Tulsa, 6 Fourth quarter Xander Schauffele 66-71 Shawn Stefani 68-68 6,582 yds; Par: 72 Fri: #16 Rock Island (5-4) at #1 Decatur St. Teresa (9-0), 1 Lehigh at Holy Cross, noon UAB at UTEP, 6:30 Hou: Hopkins 49 pass from Watson (Fair- 138 (-6) Jonathan Byrd 68-68 135 (-9) at #1 Richards (9-0), 7 Sat: #9 Athens (7-2) Cornell at Princeton, noon WEST bairn kick), 14:49. Patrick Cantlay 70-68 137 (-7) Wei-Ling Hsu 68-67 Fri: #8 Yorkville 28, #9 Dunlap 21 at #8 Eldorado (7-2), 2 Harvard at Dartmouth, 12:30 Oregon St. at Colorado, 2 Mia: FG Sanders 46, 11:26. 139 (-5) Hudson Swafford 69-68 136 (-8) Fri: #4 Normal West 34, Sat: #13 Fithian Oakwood (5-4) New Hampshire at Villanova, 1 Idaho at E. Washington, 2 Hou: Hopkins 2 pass from Watson (Fair- Kyle Stanley 70-69 Seth Reeves 67-70 Jodi Ewart Shadoff 65-71 #13 Peoria Notre Dame 20 at #4 Pana (8-1), 1 Towson at Delaware, 2:30 N. Illinois at BYU, 2:30 bairn kick), 7:34. K Aphibarnrat 68-71 Scott Stallings 70-67 137 (-7) Sat: #12 Springfield (6-3) Sat: #12 Downs Tri-Valley (5-4) Arizona St. at USC, 2:30 Keegan Bradley 69-70 Duke at Pittsburgh, 2:30 TEAM STATS MIA HOU D.J. Trahan 67-70 Lydia Ko 71-66 at #5 Shepard (7-2), 1:30 at #5 Nashville (8-1), 1 SOUTH UC Davis at Montana, 3 Emiliano Grillo 70-69 Chad Ramey 67-70 138 (-6) Fri: #2 Washington, Ill. 35, #15 Providence 0 Sat: #15 Jacksonville Routt (5-4) Jacksonville at San Diego, 3 Wake Forest at Louisville, 11 a.m. First downs 18 17 Thomas Pieters 75-64 138 (-6) Mirim Lee 71-67 Sat: #10 Quincy (7-2) at at #2 Maroa-Forsyth (9-0), 1 New Mexico at Utah St., 3 Pat Perez 70-69 North Carolina at Virginia, 11:20 a.m. Total net yards 370 427 Dylan Meyer 71-67 Nelly Korda 67-71 #7 Springfield Sacred Heart-Griffin (7-2), 1 Sat: #10 Chester (6-3) Montana St. at Idaho St., 4 140 (-4) Stetson at Davidson, noon Rushes-yards 25-116 35-188 Carlos Ortiz 69-69 139 (-5) Fri: #3 Chatham Glenwood 24, at #7 Warrensburg-Latham (7-2), 1 UNLV at San Jose St., 5:30 Ryan Fox 70-70 E. Illinois at E. Kentucky, noon Passing 254 239 Sam Saunders 69-69 Megan Khang 69-70 #14 Lemont 21 Sat: #14 Villa Grove-Heritage (5-4) Mercer at Wofford, 12:30 Boise St. at Air Force, 6 Punt returns 2-29 1-13 Billy Horschel 68-72 Andres Romero 67-71 Haeji Kang 67-72 Cal Poly at N. Arizona, 6 Ian Poulter 69-71 Sat: #11 Crete-Monee (6-3) at #3 Tuscola (8-1), 2 Southern Miss. at Charlotte, 1 Kickoff returns 3-80 0-0 Adam Schenk 70-68 140 (-4) at #6 Bloomington (7-2), 2 Sat: #11 Hamilton West Hancock (6-3) Coastal Carolina at Georgia St., 1 N. Colorado at S. Utah, 7 Int. returns 0-0 1-21 141 (-3) 139 (-5) Ryann O’Toole 71-69 Portland St. at Sacramento St., 8 Rafa Cabrera Bello 68-73 at #6 Bismarck-Henning (8-1), 2 Furman at The Citadel, 1 Comp-att-int 22-38-1 16-20-0 J.T. Poston 71-68 Jin Young Ko 71-69 CLASS 5A Ark.-Pine Bluff at Grambling St., 2 Hawaii at Fresno St., 9:30 Sacked-yds lost 2-15 0-0 Andrew Putnam 70-71 Matt Every 68-71 Bronte Law 70-70 San Diego St. at Nevada, 9:30 Paul Casey 73-68 Fri: #16 Evergreen Park 63, CLASS 1A Norfolk St. at Savannah St., 2 Punts 4-47.0 5-42.2 Robert Garrigus 68-71 Jacqui Concolino 70-70 #1 Payton 34 Fri: #1 Princeville 35, #16 Polo 7 Alexander Levy 71-70 Robert Streb 67-72 Fumbles-lost 0-0 0-0 Annie Park 70-70 Sat: #9 Back of the Yards (6-3) Sat: #9 Aurora Christian (6-3) at SOCCER TENNIS Jason Day 71-70 Martin Laird 72-67 So Yeon Ryu 68-72 Penalties-yards 5-63 8-57 142 (-2) at #8 Elmwood Park (7-2), 2 #8 Annawan-Kewanee Wethersfd (6-3), 6 Possession time 31:09 28:51 Nate Lashley 69-70 Tyrrell Hatton 72-70 Seamus Power 71-68 Sat: #13 Woodstock North (5-4) Sat: #13 Lewistown (5-4) MAJOR LEAGUE SOCCER SWISS INDOORS BASEL Rushing: Mia, Drake 12-58, Gore 12-53, at #4 Montini (8-1), 1 at #4 Lena-Winslow (8-1), 1 SUNDAY’S SCHEDULE At St. Jakobshalle, Basel, Switzerland; Ballage 1-5. Hou, Miller 18-133, Blue 15- TRANSACTIONS Fri: #5 Sycamore 21, #12 Rochelle 7 Sat: #12 LeRoy (5-4) at #5 Orr (8-1), 1 D.C. United at Fire, 3:30 hard-indoor 42, Watson 1-14, Weeden 1-(minus 1). Fri: #2 Sterling 49, #15 Phoenix 0 Sat: #15 Orangeville (5-4) Sat: #10 Brooks (6-3) at #2 Ottawa Marquette (9-0), 1 Atlanta at Toronto FC, 3:30 #1 Roger Federer d. Pass: Mia, Osweiler 21-37-1-241, Amen- Ontario (AHL). BASEBALL at #7 Hyde Park (7-2), 11 a.m. Sat: #10 Dakota (6-3) at #7 Stocktn (7-2), 1 FC Dallas at Colorado, 3:30 Gilles Simon, 7-6 (1), 4-6, 6-4. dola 1-1-0-28. Hou, Watson 16-20-0-239. Nashville: Loaned F Tyler Moy from Milwaukee AMERICAN LEAGUE Houston at LA Galaxy, 3:30 #2 Alexander Zverev d. Receiving: Mia, Parker 6-134, Amendola (AHL) to Atlanta (ECHL). Sat: #14 Glenbard South (5-4) Sat: #14 Fulton (5-4) White Sox: Assigned OF Ryan LaMarre Los Angeles FC at Sporting KC, 3:30 #8 Roberto Bautista Agut, 7-5, 6-3. 5-43, Grant 4-36, Gesicki 4-14, Drake 2-37, Recalled F Joey Anderson from at #3 Boylan Catholic (8-1), 1 at #3 Milledgeville (9-0), 1 and RHPs Danny Farquhar and Rob Sc- New Jersey: Minnesota at Columbus, 3:30 #7 Daniil Medvedev d. Gore 1-5. Hou, Hopkins 6-82, Fuller 5-124, Binghamton (AHL). Fri: #6 St. Francis 42, #11 Amundsen 0 Sat: #11 Kirkland Hiawatha (6-3) Montreal at New England, 3:30 #4 Stefanos Tsitsipas, 6-4, 3-6, 6-3. Thomas 4-29, Ervin 1-4. ahill outright to Charlotte (IL). Sat: #16 Jerseyville (5-4) at #6 Forreston (7-2), 6 Orlando City at N.Y. Red Bulls, 3:30 Marius Copil d. BASKETBALL OLYMPIC SPORTS at #1 Hillcrest (9-0), 3 Fri: #16 Cerro Gordo-Bement (5-4) Philadelphia at N.Y. City FC, 3:30 Taylor Fritz, 7-6 (6), 7-5. USADA: Announced the lifetime ban of former Sat: #9 Morton, Ill. (6-3) at #1 Argenta-Oreana (9-0), 7 #3 Caroline Wozniacki 1-2. NATIONAL BASKETBALL ASSOCIATION Portland at Vancouver, 3:30 Divij Sharan and Artem Sitak d. USPS Pro Cycling team Dr. Luis Garcia del Mor- at #8 Decatur MacArthur (6-3), 1:30 Sat: #9 Toledo Cumberland (7-2) x-advanced to semifinals. NBA: Named Ralph Rivera managing di- San Jose at Seattle, 3:30 p.m. Marc-Andrea Huesler and Sem Ver- al is no longer in effect. Sat: #13 Mt. Zion (6-3) at #8 Fisher (7-2), 2 beek, 1-6, 7-6 (8), 10-5 rector of NBA Europe and Middle East. at #4 Cahokia (8-1), 4 Sat: #13 Moweaqua Central A&M (6-3) ENGLISH PREMIER LEAGUE ERSTE BANK OPEN L.A. Lakers: Assigned C Moritz Wagner SOCCER Sat: #12 Champaign Central (6-3) at #4 Bridgeport Red Hill (8-1), 2 SATURDAY’S SCHEDULE BNP PARIBAS WTA FINALS At Wiener Stadthalle, Vienna, Austria; to South Bay (NBAGL) for a rehab assignment. MAJOR LEAGUE SOCCER at #5 Carbondale (7-2), 6 Sat: #12 Albion Edwards County (6-3) Brighton vs. Wolverhampton, 9 a.m. MLS: Fined Sporting KC M Felipe Gutierrez for Sat: #15 Rich Central (5-4) at #5 Madison (8-1), 2 At Singapore Indoor Stadium, Singa- hard-indoor FOOTBALL Fulham vs. Bournemouth, 9 a.m. #5 Kei Nishikori d. simulation/embellishment. pore; hard-indoor NATIONAL FOOTBALL LEAGUE at #2 Highland (9-0), 5 Sat: #15 Greenfield-Northwestern (6-3) Liverpool vs. Cardiff, 9 a.m. UNITED SOCCER LEAGUE #5 Sloane Stephens d. #1 Dominic Thiem, 6-3, 6-1. Arizona: Released OL Kyle Friend from the Sat: #10 Mascoutah (6-3) at #2 Camp Point Central (8-1), 1 Southampton vs. Newcastle, 9 a.m. New Mexico United: Named Brandon Morris #1 Angelique Kerber, 6-3, 6-3. #2 Kevin Anderson d. practice squad. Signed PK Matt McCrane to at #7 Mattoon (6-3), 2 Sat: #10 Carrollton (6-3) Watford vs. Huddersfield, 9 a.m. director of soccer operations and assistant #8 Kiki Bertens d. #6 Borna Coric, 7-6 (2), 1-2 retired. the practice squad. Sat: #14 Joliet Catholic (5-4) at #7 Sesser-Valier (7-2), 1 Leicester vs. West Ham, 11:30 a.m. technical director, Joel Tyson assistant coach #3 Naomi Osaka, 6-3 retired. Mikhail Kukushkin d. at #3 Metamora (8-1), 6 Sat: #14 Georgetown-Ridge Farm (6-3) SUNDAY’S SCHEDULE Marton Fucsovics, 4-6, 7-6 (2), 7-6 (4). HOCKEY and director of sports performance and Zach Sat: #11 Rich East (6-3) at #3 Concord Triopia (8-1) 2 Burnley vs. Chelsea, 8:30 a.m. # Standings: x-Stephens 3-0 d. Fernando Verdasco d. NATIONAL HOCKEY LEAGUE Prince assistant coach and director of high- at #6 Marion (6-3), 2 Sat: #11 Catlin Salt Fork (6-3) Crystal Palace vs. Arsenal, 8:30 a.m. #3 Kerber 1-2. Gael Monfils, 6-4, 2-1 retired. Los Angeles: Assigned F Sheldon Rempal to performance youth programming. at #6 Arcola (7-2), 1 Manchester United vs. Everton, 11 a.m. #6 Standings: x-Elina Svitolina 3-0 d. 6 Chicago Tribune | Chicago Sports | Section 2 | Saturday, October 27, 2018

ILLINOIS BASKETBALL Ex-Illini cleared to play at Missouri

By Shannon Ryan | Chicago Tribune Smith, the 2017 Mr. Basketball of Illinois at Edwardsville High School, arrived in The Braggin’ Rights series just got a little Champaign to much fanfare but had a more interesting. mostly underwhelming freshman season. Death Notices The NCAA granted Illinois transfer He averaged 5.8 points in 19 games before Grunes MD, Jerome Meyer Mark Smith an eligibility waiver, clearing announcing his transfer. Anzulas, Frank P. Jerome Meyer Grunes M.D. died on October 25th, Frank P. Anzulas, Oct. 22, 2018. Vet- the 6-foot-4 guard to play this season, The Illini face Missouri in their annual 2018 from cancer. A member eran of the U.S. Army, and a retired Missouri announced Friday night. rivalry game Dec. 22 in St. Louis. Smith will of the “Greatest Generation,” patrolman of the Chicago Police Dept. Players who transfer from one Division I join fellow Metro East natives Jeremiah Jerry was born in Brooklyn Beloved husband and fishing partner of program to another must sit out a season Tilmon and Javon Pickett, both of whom May 11, 1925. He gradu- 68 years of Ruth Anzulas, nee Washetas, ated Thomas Jefferson High unless the NCAA grants a waiver. signed with Illinois before being granted father of 3, and fun loving grandfather of School at age 16. His high The news of his immediate eligibility is a their release after former coach John Groce 5. Playful dog father of many. Relatives school yearbook wrote of boost for the Tigers, who are seeking depth was fired in 2017, on the Tigers roster. and friends gathered Thursday at 12:00 P.M. at St. him, “Is that the Aurora and experience after the crushing news Casimir Lithuanian Cemetery for Frank’s services. Borealis? No, that Grunes’ that Jontay Porter suffered a season-ending [email protected] Petkus & Son Funeral Directors in charge of ar- brilliance shining.” knee injury. Twitter @sryantribune rangements. 800-994-7600 or www.petkusfuner- alhomes.com He was a Private 1st Class, 488th Light Sign Guestbook at chicagotribune.com/obituaries Engineering Battalion, which preceded Brodine, Thomas H. the front line. First at the liberation of Thomas Henry Brodine, 74, a U.S. Army veteran and Dachau, and speaking Yiddish, camp resident of Heritage Woods, Huntley, survivors were able to tell Grunes of their experi- Illinois, passed away peacefully on ences. Sharing their stories with someone who October 24, 2018. Brother of Richard empathized with the “incomprehensible” was the (Linda) Brodine, uncle of Jennifer (Tom) moment his life was decided. He knew he would Raisanen, Jeff (Karen) Brodine, Jon become a psychoanalyst. (Jamie) Brodine, and Jim (Cassie) Brodine, great- uncle of nine. He was generous and kind to his On the G.I. Bill, he received his BA from Brooklyn family beyond measure. A graduate of Michigan College and went on to receive his MA in Psychology Technological University, he was a retired engineer from Columbia University and his M.D. from State from Quaker Oats and Miller Brewing Company. University of New York Medical College. He com- Hobbies included fishing with life-long friends. pleted his internship at Boston City Hospital and Services will be private. For more information, call psychiatric residency at Michael Reese Hospital. the Schneider, Leucht, Merwin & Cooney Funeral He received his Psychoanalytic Certificate from Home at (815) 338-1710 or visit the website at the Chicago Institute for Psychoanalysis. He was www.slmcfh.com Director of Residency Training at Chicago State Sign Guestbook at chicagotribune.com/obituaries Hospital from 1956-1958 and Director of Psychiatric Services at Drexel Home for the Aged from 1954- Dever, Astairre M. 1981. With his participation, a documentary was Astairre M. Dever (nee Wasleff), age 73, of Des filmed at Drexel Home called “Home for Life” which Plaines, IL, beloved wife of Patrick H. Dever II, loving illustrated challenges faced by aging individuals. He mother of Tairre (Dennis) Sutton and Rick (Aimee) pursued helping those in need, including working as Dever. Cherished grandmother of Annie and Adam. a Psychiatric Consultant at United Charities and the Loving sister of Audrey Hunter. Council for the Jewish Elderly. Memorial Mass Saturday November 3rd 10am at St. Mary Catholic Church in Des Plaines, IL. Family and Academically he was Senior Attending Psychiatrist Friends are asked to meet at church for the Mass. at Michael Reese Hospital, where he developed Interment private. In lieu of flowers, donations to their program for the aged; Associate Professor at the American Diabetes Assoc. appreciated. www. Northwestern University and Evanston Hospital; diabetes.org/donate faculty member of the Chicago Institute; and Past Sign Guestbook at chicagotribune.com/obituaries President of the Chicago Psychoanalytic Society. Faierson, Dorothy Bernice ‘Dot’ He co-founded a PhD program in Gerontology at Northwestern University. Surrounded by her loving family Dorothy Bernice Faierson (nee Schiele) His honorary positions include: Life Member ARMANDO L. SANCHEZ/CHICAGO TRIBUNE passed away one month shy of the American Psychiatric Association and Corey Crawford, who got an assist against the Rangers, makes a save against the Ducks. of 105. Dorothy was born Psychoanalytic Association, Fellow of the American on November 30, 1913 in College of Psychoanalysis, the International Chicago, IL, the daughter of Psychoanalytic Association, and the American Henry and Elizabeth Schiele. ‘Q’ lauds Schmaltz’s speed Gerontological Association. A pioneer in the field of Dorothy led an extraordinary gerontology and using psychoanalysis in the treat- life, living over a century. She ment of older adults, he published numerous books received an accounting cer- Blackhawks, Fast start for Fortin: and chapters. He felt strongly that all people should from Page 1 After going score- tificate from Northwestern have access to psychoanalytic care. People who less in his first three NHL games, Fortin University. Dorothy married work with older adults, he explained, have a strong Assist to Crawford: Corey Crawford has has two goals and an assist over his last four George Faierson on June 6, 1941. They loved travel- attachment to older people in their lives, or those ing the world and playing tennis and golf. Dorothy been stellar in goal during his first four and is more than earning his spot in the who denied their own aging process. starts, posting a 1.52 goals-against average lineup. The 21-year-old forward, however, was an artist and active community member serving as the Glenview Art League President for several and a .946 save percentage. He has been so still has work to do on his defensive He continued to work until age 92. He never hesi- years. She attributed her longevity to keeping her good, he’s even throwing some offense into awareness. tated to stand up for his beliefs and to give a voice mind and body active. Dorothy was treasurer of the to those oppressed. He proudly marched with his repertoire. “(Defense) is a work in progress, but it Investment Club at Chestnut Square, a fierce Bridge Reverend Martin Luther King and supported unions Crawford picked up his sixth career has been a good start for him,” Quenneville and Rummikub competitor and led exercise classes and social causes. Family holidays would often be assist on Toews’ first-period goal Thurs- said. “It has been a positive beginning weekly. Dorothy is preceded by her husband George trips to war ravaged countries. He was a lover of day. because his speed has been a big factor.” Faierson (1994), her parents Henry and Elizabeth all arts, both contemporary and ancient, and an “I got lucky on that one,” Crawford said. Schiele (1965 and 1971), her son Bruce Faierson ardent Savoyard. “Good art,” he explained, “should One-timers: (2007), her sister Marjorie Faierson, and her brother “I don’t even remember what the play The last time Crawford had be pretty, but great art should stir something deep Henry Schiele. Dorothy is survived by her son Dr. was.” three straight games allowing one goal or inside you and make you dizzy.” He was a great Richard Faierson (Linda), daughter-in-law Kathy That’s probably because Crawford’s fewer was the first three games last season. lover of literature and poet himself. Botany was an- Janus (Tom), four grandchildren Keith Faierson, contribution was as minimal as you can get. … After allowing 55 shots against the other great passion, from planting a Rose of Sharon Dr. Eric Faierson (Saundra), Robyn Osborne (Ryan), in the cracks of the sidewalk on Alabama Avenue, A Dominik Kahun pass from inside the Lightning, the Hawks have allowed a Jennifer Harkey (Paul), two great-grandsons Gage Brooklyn, to visiting the great gardens of the world Rangers zone missed Duncan Keith at the combined 44 shots over their last two and Cam Osborne, and one great-granddaughter on and tending to his own extraordinary garden. point, and the puck rolled all the way back games. … Four of the top seven teams in the the way. A celebration of Dorothy’s life will be held to Crawford, who gently tapped it a few overall NHL standings through Thursday at 2:00 PM on Saturday, November 3rd at Chestnut He is survived by his beloved five children, Allen feet to Keith while he was retrieving the came from the Central Division. … Bran- Square at The Glen, 2601 Chestnut Ave, Glenview, IL Grunes, Reba Kraus-Georgiadis, Tina Olander, Louis 60026. In lieu of flowers, donations can be made to puck. don Davidson, David Kampf and Andreas Kraus and Dorothy Grunes, his 11 treasured grand- Less than 10 seconds later, the Hawks Martinsen have been the healthy scratches Chicago Botanic Gardens. Sign Guestbook at chicagotribune.com/obituaries children, Marissa, Avi, Natalie, Claire, Suzanna, led 1-0 after Keith sent Toews a misdirec- the last two games. ... The Hawks did not Noah, Ethan, Natalie, Noah, Madeline and Beatrix. tion pass across the middle of the ice that practice Friday before flying to St. Louis for He is also survived by his beloved nieces and neph- allowed him to fly past a couple of Rangers Saturday night’s game against the Blues. ews Carol Kornsweig, Helen Shor Grunes, Evan defenders and score his sixth goal. Mayerhoff, Helen Mayerhoff, Marc Mayerhoff, Perle “It’s always nice to steal that from one of [email protected] Moreau and Neftali Espar, Lisa Maniff and Jeffrey our guys,” Crawford joked. Twitter @jcgreenx Honor a Maniff. He leaves behind his great love, his wife of 50 years, Barbara Joan Grunes, a love which words Loved One with cannot capture. “A coward dies a thousand times before his death, a Death Notice in but the valiant taste of death but once.”

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Chicago Tribune | Chicago Sports | Section 2 | Saturday, October 27, 2018 9 eNEWSPAPER BONUS COVERAGE L.A. not an NFL town, but can Rams change it? By Adam Kilgore The Washington Post

LOS ANGELES — A son of this city before he became its mayor, Eric Garcetti adored the Rams for his first 23 years. He attended the 1980 Super Bowl, which the Rams lost to the Steelers, with his father when he was 8. The very sight of the helmet — “that swirl,” he said — always transported him back to childhood. Los Angeles was never a full-blown NFL town, but its relationship with the Rams was deep and simple. After 48 years in L.A., the Rams left. The experience felt like a death for the city, Garcetti said, in the way it seemed both permanent and impossible to believe. But Los Angeles never needed the NFL as part of its identity, and it moved on. When the Rams returned three years ago, after a two-decade hiatus, the bond between city and team no longer felt simple. “It was like a divorce, and then 20 years later somebody asking you to fall in love again,” Garcetti said. “I think it takes a little time. But when they come back looking as good as they do right now, it makes falling in love again a lot easier.” What the Rams look like is a juggernaut. Sunday afternoon, the Rams will carry a 7-0 record, a prodigy of a head coach and a profanely talented roster into Los Angeles Memorial Coliseum against the Packers. Anywhere else in America, an undefeated NFL team beating teams by 15 points on average would be a dominant civic force. Here, it is different. The Dodgers are in the World Series, LeBron James is on the Lakers and the box office totals come out every week. All the Rams do is win. But are they winning over Los Angeles? The Rams’ first year back in L.A., 2016, brought curiosity and crowds of 90,000 packing the HARRY HOW/GETTY Coliseum, “but that was really like The Rams take the field to play the Vikings earlier this season at Los Angeles Memorial Coliseum in Los Angeles. a sugar high, anyways,” Rams Executive Vice President of Foot- ley is a touchdown-machine MVP have been slow to win back part of next level.” there a year ago.” ball Operations Kevin Demoff candidate with A-list good looks. the generation of fans who won’t ------said. Novelty wore off at the start Quarterback Jared Goff is a first forgive them for leaving in the first The complexion of Los Angeles Woods, who grew up a Raiders of last year and the Rams faded overall pick brimming with Cali- place. makes it difficult for a local team fan, could sense a new kind of life from the city’s consciousness, fornia cool. “There’s a lot of fans who are to dominate. The city attracts in the Rams’ last home game, a until they started winning and “There’s a confidence, there’s a still not Ram fans even though people from all over the country, Thursday night romp over the made the playoffs. Year 3 has swagger, there’s something about they’re back,” Valdez said. “They and they bring their favorite teams Vikings. He saw celebrities in the provided a test. If this team cannot a lot of guys on our team that were Ram fans, and they can’t with them. For 22 years, trans- stands - after he scored a touch- turn Los Angeles into an NFL makes you want to follow them,” quite recover. They feel very plants didn’t even have the option down, ran through the end zone town, then it’s hard to see what McVay said. betrayed. ... It’s going to take a few of switching to a local team. There and flipped the ball to the rapper could. Last year before the Rams’ years for (the Rams) to take that are now two NFL teams here, but YG. There were 72,000 in attend- “This is actually getting to how opener against the Colts, left feeling away. The winning is among the population, there ance, screaming as football’s most you build a fan base brick-by- tackle Andrew Whitworth, a 13- always going to help.” might as well be 30. dominant team scored 38 points. brick, fan-by-fan, and get people year NFL veteran, looked around On Tuesday, an hour before first “We’re competing with the “You kind of look around and to understand what the Rams are,” the Coliseum in shock. “Nobody pitch of the World Series, Chris- Packers and the Cowboys and the you say, ‘This is what the league Demoff said. “It is a very crowded was there,” Whitworth said. “It tena Quinn wore a Justin Turner Steelers and the Patriots and all of envisioned in their move back to landscape we once had a lofty was hard to imagine the game was Dodgers T-shirt and peered out those teams as much as we are the Los Angeles,’” Demoff said. perch in. It’s going to take time to about to kick off. You would have the door of Brack Shop Tavern, Chargers,” Demoff said. The Rams have played three get back to that lofty perch. The thought that was an hour before where she works as the chef, One team presents an acute straight road games since. On the way you do it, you play exciting the game.” hoping the happy hour crowd challenge. The Raiders, who occu- flights home, Demoff would peer football. You have players who By late last season, that had would start pouring in. She’s seen pied Los Angeles from 1982 to out the window as the plane people not only recognize, but changed. Wide receiver Robert an uptick in business on Sundays 1994, maintain a strong hold on approached LAX and see the they like and understand. You Woods, who grew up in Gardena this season, which she attributed the city. The legendary rap group construction of Los Angeles Sta- have a coach who brings an and played at USC, said the to the Rams’ success and a growth N.W.A. made the Raiders’ silver- dium at Hollywood Park, the exciting style of play.” atmosphere in the Coliseum for in their fan base. and-black a cultural touchstone in Inglewood stadium and entertain- -- - last year’s playoff loss to Atlanta Quinn can attest to both the the late 80s, and it remains so ment district the Rams, spear- Los Angeles is the most came close to what the ancient Rams’ tradition and the effect today. headed by Owner Stan Kroenke, crowded sports city in North stadium felt like for a Trojans their success could have on the Among 18 Angelinos asked have spent years conceiving. “I America, a sporting scene made game. “Now,” he said, “we’re next generation of L.A. football whether the city contained more can’t wait to get into that build- for an ark — there are, as Garcetti there.” fans. She has photos of herself Rams or Raiders fans, 14 said ing,” Demoff said. puts it, “two of everything:” Lak- “The cover charge in Los Ange- wearing a Rams sweater at 2 years Raiders, two said Rams and two “It feels like the second golden ers and Clippers, Dodgers and les to being relevant is winning,” old. This fall she called her were split. age of the Rams has begun,” Angels, Kings and Ducks, UCLA Demoff said. “From there, your mother, who lives in Rhode Is- “They’re trying to make it more Garcetti said. “This is one my and USC, Galaxy and LAFC. players have to be available in the land, and asked if she could ship of a Rams city,” said outfielder daughter and her generation can There are also the Chargers, 5-2 community, and you have to have out the sweater, in hopes it would Matt Kemp, who rejoined the grow up on and say, ‘Oh, gosh. I this season, who for most Angeli- exciting superstars. Every team fit her 6-year-old. Dodgers this season after playing can’t believe I live in the city nos may as well play on the moon. here that’s had success has been “It was our team coming back,” in Los Angeles from 2006 through where the Rams are.’ ” Most NFL franchises dwarf their built on the backs of that. Growing Quinn said. “I think people would 2014. “But there’s (still) a lot more It seems naive, on its face, to city’s sporting scene, but even as up here, I remember those stars have been really bummed if it was Raiders fans out there in L.A. than cast the NFL’s return to Los the league’s only undefeated team, well. Everybody can talk about the another team moving to L.A. and there are Rams fans, I think. ... But Angeles as something beyond a the Rams blend in. Showtime Lakers. I remember the not the Rams. We always knew you can’t ignore the fact that the massive business transaction. The “In this market, they still need Kings before Wayne Gretzky and they would.” Rams are the best team in football NFL creates billions in revenue to be standing out in front raising after Wayne Gretzky.” Harris Rosner, the owner of right now and Todd Gurley is one every season. Garcetti boasts their hand saying, ‘We’re here,’ ” -- - VIP Tickets, said 90 percent of of the best running backs I’ve ever about the city’s $1 trillion econo- said David Carter, the Executive The Rams’ history both en- tickets for Sunday’s game are seen in my life. They have an my. They’ll move into a stadium in Director of the Sports Business riches and complicates its rela- selling for $200 to $500, more unbelievable team.” two years that could end up Institute at USC. tionship with Los Angeles. When than double the price for the The city’s lingering connection costing nearly $5 billion. The Rams are making people the Rams announced their move Rams’ first three home games. He to the Raiders may only intensify But the way a sports team take notice. In the offseason, the to St. Louis in 1994, Ralph Valdez, partially credited the way Packers in 2020, when the Raiders move connects with a city, especially Rams added a quartet of estab- a lifelong Rams fan then in his fans travel but also senses more from Oakland to Las Vegas, about when it has history, can transcend lished stars — cornerbacks Aqib early 30s, gathered his Rams gear interest in the local team. Around a four-hour drive away from Los cynicism. Quinn, the chef, says her Talib and Marcus Peters, defen- in a pile — a hat, sweaters, town, he’s noticed a third topic of Angeles. “I joke that by the uncle is a father figure for her, and sive lineman Ndamukong Suh and pennants and a key chain — and sports conversation, after the Raiders moving to Las Vegas, she grew up watching Rams wide receiver Brandin Cooks — to set the pile on fire. “I was done Dodgers and Lakers. we’ve really got three teams,” games with him in Whittier, just an 11-5 team. The moves added with them,” Valdez said. Then the “You would never have the Garcetti said. “You can get on a up the freeway. Just before the talent and created buzz, qualities 1995 season arrived, and he saw Rams as part of that the last three plane and probably be at the Vegas Rams returned, he lost his son. of equal importance. the horns on the helmets, and he years,” Rosner said. “A lot of that stadium more quickly than getting When the announcement hap- “They all made sound football felt the same connection he felt has started to happen the last through some crosstown traffic to pened, Quinn called him to talk sense,” Demoff said. “But that is since he was 8 years old. His three weeks.” get to Inglewood.” about the Rams. They screamed how you become relevant here.” fandom overtook his bitterness. To gauge the city’s tastes, Ros- But even Angelinos who believe and yelled in joy, at least for that The Rams are not only great. In 2004, a group of die-hard ner rides his bike along the Venice the Raiders remain more popular moment. “It was such a light They are great in a style suited to Rams fans still living in the Los boardwalk and counts the number admit the Rams are gaining among a dark time,” Quinn said. Los Angeles. “It’s so many people Angeles area started the So Cal of people wearing a team’s gear. ground. Their success has enliv- Her uncle has still been not been out of central casting for an L.A. Rams Booster Club. Valdez joined “Right now, the thing I notice the ened die-hards, but it’s also cre- to a Rams game. She can’t wait to team,” Demoff said. It starts with the group and eventually became most by far is Dodger colors,” ated a bandwagon. take him. the director. Coach Sean McVay the club’s president, the title he Rosner said. “Second, it’s Lakers “It doesn’t hurt that they’re plays a thrilling, go-for-the-throat holds today. Valdez regrets burn- colors. But I am starting to see undefeated,” said J.C. Cortez, a The Washington Post’s Dave offense that leads the NFC in ing his Rams memorabilia. But he some Rams being sported. We’re bartender at Beer Belly in Korea- Sheinin contributed to this story in scoring. Running back Todd Gur- also understands why the Rams starting to see it accelerate to the town. “Half those fans weren’t Boston. 10 Chicago Tribune | Chicago Sports | Section 2 | Saturday, October 27, 2018 eNEWSPAPER BONUS COVERAGE

SAMANTHA PELL/THE WASHINGTON POST The Roxy, a popular bar on Vancouver’s Granville Street, used to be a favorite for visiting NHL players. Their hangovers and how it affected their play were known as “the Roxy flu.” Infamous NHL dive bar falls out of players’ favor

By Samantha Pell The symptoms: A sluggish per- Capitals forward Brett Connolly, ceeded to go into detail about the in his earlier years. Now he prefers The Washington Post formance unusual for how a team who has also played on the Bruins Roxy. to track down the city’s best usually played that usually re- and Lightning since coming into For Weekes, he described the seafood. VANCOUVER, British Colum- sulted in a loss. the league in 2011. “There a lot of Roxy in a few simple phrases: “It’s been a good seven years bia — Inside the Roxy in Vancou- The cause: NHL players had different places to go ... (lots of ) Gritty. Real. Not pretentious. A bar probably since I’ve been there,” ver sits an old, worn-down bubble one too many drinks at the bar dinner spots and places a little that just played really loud music Oshie said. “It’s different too with hockey table plugged into its some 24 hours earlier. more low-key is more my style.” with tables and space. how old you are and if you are a coveted spot along a full-mirror But nowadays, with the social With the ever-growing city con- It’s a topic about which former young single guy it is a different wall. Inside the plastic dome that media evolution providing the tinuing to open new restaurants players can go on and on: the than if you are married with kids. encases the playing surface are potential for any player faux pas to and nightlife locations, it’s becom- nights they’ve possibly spent too ... Vancouver is a great city for player figurines representing go viral and the need for players to ing just another dive bar logged in long sitting on a corner stool to the dinners and other things. There Team USA and Team Canada. maintain the value of personal the NHL history books. side of the bar or at one of the are plenty of good spots.” The game more often than not brands, coupled with the change “I’m sure they (younger play- booths nestled in its deep corners. Vancouver defenseman Troy sits untouched in the long-stand- of taste among the younger gener- ers) probably heard about it in folk Some have seen other celebrities. Stecher, 24, grew up in the area ing Vancouver cabaret night after ation of hockey players, the Roxy’s tales and stuff like that,” said Former NHL player Mike Knuble and said he heard of the Roxy flu dark, as patrons down glasses of popularity appears to be in decline Florida Panthers forward Troy remembers meeting Jerry Spring- as a kid. He stays away from it beers and mixed drinks while the among players. The NHL has Brouwer. “When guys go out and er and seeing Canadian ice hockey during the season, but in the music from live bands can be seemingly immunized itself from enjoy themselves now it is usually commentator Don Cherry. summer tends to visit it once or heard out the doors on Granville the Roxy flu. in a different manner just because Some players still go to the twice with old high school friends Street. Sometimes, the old hockey “I stand by my point that the they are not trying to be in the Roxy, just with less frequency and for a night out. Vancouver de- game is used as a spot to lean on Roxy is undefeated,” said retired spotlight or put themselves in less publicly. Lorne De Castris, a fenseman Erik Gudbranson, 26, when the floor starts to get full. NHL player Kevin Weekes, who vulnerable positions. Sometimes manager who has worked at the has been with the team for three When some get curious, it’s eyed had a two-year stint in Vancouver when you are in a situation like Roxy for the past 19 years, said he years and has still only been to the at like an old relic that barely during his 11-year career. “It has that, it’s not always the best for hasn’t noticed a drastic difference Roxy once in his eight-year NHL functions properly. But usually, it probably helped the home record images.” in the bar’s clientele, but main- career. sits unnoticed. of the Canucks. Certainly, it was a Brouwer, who made his NHL tains that even if hockey players Some players love it, others just Some former players vaguely big thing on the NHL radar back debut in 2006 and is from Vancou- do come in, they’re rarely noticed don’t see it as worth any potential recall this game at the Roxy, one of then, but I don’t hear as many ver, said when he first entered the and never favored. trouble. the last remaining memorable players talking about it now. I league, now-retired Canadian “I would say the great thing “You are under a microscope at symbols from a time when the think social media has changed a NHL player Adrian Aucoin told about the Roxy is that it is the all times now,” Stecher said. “You dive bar and NHL teams regularly lot of things too — for the smart him there were three things in the every man’s bar,” said De Castris. do one bad thing, somewhat mixed. Described by some as a players.” world that were mandatory: “You can mix and mingle here like questionable in someone’s opin- “rite of passage” for NHLers, the Instead of long nights partying death, taxes and the Roxy. Nowa- you would kind of on the street. . . . ion, you have to deal with it. So Roxy was the raging hot spot at The Roxy on the road, more days, the first mention of “the I wouldn’t treat Alex Ovechkin better safe than sorry.” visiting players would descend visiting teams are choosing to Roxy” usually results in laughter. any different than I would treat The Blackhawks’ Patrick Kane upon during their road trips to explore the other sides of Vancou- Or, in some cases, a lot of laughter. you or any other person that I met and two of his teammates were Vancouver. The place was so ver. Some will venture out to One former player who was con- and I think they like that about famously skewered when shirtless popular with opposing teams, the upscale sushi and seafood restau- tacted for this story responded in a that place. photos of them posing with sev- phrase “catching the Roxy flu” rants, while others will lay low, text: “LOLOLOL the Roxy in “If the hockey players are visit- eral women in a limousine was created to describe why remaining out of the public eye. Van!? LOLOL!!” ing that is great, and if they are emerged following a visit to the opposing teams didn’t perform The Roxy is no longer seen as When a current veteran player finding somewhere else to go that bar, highlighting the flu’s perilous well against the Canucks or the default location to go every was asked if he would talk about is also great, as long as they are side effects. against another team after spend- time a team is in town. his knowledge of the Roxy, he enjoying Vancouver, that is great.” “It is part of managing your ing the previous night in Vancou- “I haven’t been to the Roxy on replied, “Oh yeah? Never been. Capitals forward T.J. Oshie said brand as a player,” Knuble said. ver. any team that I’ve been on,” Couldn’t tell you.” He then pro- he visited the bar a couple of times “You have to be a lot more careful.”

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You’d see storage area helps to make up for a rather one and think: “That’s a Jeep, and it’s the small glove box. Cherokee.” Technology: 8.0 rating Now, the Cherokee wears a face Next-generation Uconnect infotainment resembling the smaller Compass and the systems improve the 2019 Cherokee with larger Grand Cherokee. I suspect that most faster start-up time, improved graphics, and people will prefer the new styling, which more powerful processors. isn’t as polarizing, but I’m not one of them. The standard setup includes a 7-inch Around back, the 2019 Cherokee gets touchscreen display, while mid-grade and new taillights, a new liftgate, and a reworked top versions provide a larger 8.4-inch lower bumper. Because Jeep relocated the screen. They all include Apple CarPlay and license plate to the center of the liftgate and Android Auto. Siri Eyes Free is available, added clear-lens taillights, the Cherokee along with SiriusXM satellite radio, traffic, looks smaller, like everything is smushed Travel Link, and Family Guardian services toward the center plate. are available. Versions with navigation Inside, the Cherokee is pretty much the include a special Off-Road Pages system same as it was last year, which is a good that helps you reference vehicle data thing. Some versions get fancier piano black specific to off-roading situations. trim pieces, and most have new metallic Everything worked great until my last accents. day with the Cherokee. While Uconnect From the middle of the interior up, the was operational, I wiped the screen off to materials display decent quality. From the remove fingerprint smudges. After that, middle of the interior down, plastic is the the system behaved strangely in a variety of rule. Especially in the rugged Trailhawk inconsistent ways. So, if you buy a model with its substantial rubber floor Ride and Handling: 9.0 rating mats, the plastic is inoffensive because mud Its really too bad about the Cherokee’s and dirt and snow and slush are likely to get transmission, because otherwise this SUV tracked in, and the panels are easy to clean. is as enjoyable to drive on the pavement Comfort: 9.5 rating as it is off-road. You wouldn’t expect this Jeep characterizes the Cherokee as a from a vehicle with a lifted suspension midsize SUV, but that’s mainly because it and P245/65R17 all-terrain tires, but the also has the small Renegade and compact handling is secure enough to whiz down Compass to sell, so there isn’t much the a mountain road at more than the speed marketing department can do but to bump limit, and the tires don’t howl in corners the Cherokee a size-class higher. unless you’re really hustling. Despite its smaller size compared to true The off-road suspension and knobby midsize 5-passenger SUVs, the Cherokee tires come in handy in the city and suburbs. is mighty comfortable. My Trailhawk Overall Vehicle Rating: 7.6

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