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Your forecast: Expect pleasant Saturday at the Marianne Shelter, 28123 County Road weather and sunny skies this Beck Memorial Library. The 561 in Tavares, will host its weekend as highs stick around Lake Concert Band performs second annual Star Wars- 90. Lows will be in the 70s. at 11 a.m. followed by Brooke themed adoption event from Founder’s Day: Celebrate & Brie on stage at 12:15 p.m. 11 a.m. to 2:30 p.m. Saturday 94 years of Howey-in-the- May the Fur be with You: and features no-cost pet Hills from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. The Lake County Animal adoptions.

Friday, May 10, 2019 YOUR LOCAL SOURCE FOR LAKE & SUMTER COUNTIES @dailycommercial Facebook.com/daily.commercial $1 Pope mandates reporting of DeSantis touts new abuse to church, not police school voucher By Nicole Winfield and nuns around the world to The law provides whistle- The Associated Press report clergy sexual abuse and blower protections for anyone Pope Francis speaks during a cover-ups by their superiors making a report and requires meeting with the dioceses of program VATICAN CITY — Pope to church authorities, in a new all dioceses to have a system Rome, Thursday at the Vatican Francis issued a groundbreak- effort to hold the Catholic hier- in place to receive the claims Basilica of St. John Lateran, in ing new church law Thursday archy accountable for failing to Rome. [ALESSANDRA TARANTINO/ By Jim Saunders requiring all Catholic priests protect their flocks. See ABUSE, A5 THE ASSOCIATED PRESS] News Service Florida

TALLAHASSEE — Saying he wants to “empower parents,” Gov. Ron DeSantis on Thursday touted a major education bill that includes creating a controversial school- Word of mouth vouchers program. DeSantis, flanked by key lawmakers, appeared Thursday morning at Potter’s House Christian Academy in Jacksonville and at Mount Moriah Christian Fundamen- tal Academy in St. Petersburg. Lawmakers last week gave final approval to the bill (SB 7070), which includes creating the Family Empowerment Scholarship Program to provide vouchers to as many as 18,000 students next year to attend pri- vate schools. DeSantis pointed during the Jacksonville appearance to what he called a “historic legislative session” on education issues, including creation of the vouchers program and other efforts to bolster school choice, such as moving to eliminate a waiting list in the long- established Florida Tax Credit Scholarship

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The attention-grabbing LifeTime Dental billboard sits on the corner of St. Clair Abrams Drive and U.S. Highway 441 in Tavares. [CINDY SHARP/CORRESPONDENT] Tavares dentist preaches the gospel of mouth health

By Katie Sartoris people to the site, where he Dr. Chuck [email protected] explains just how much oral Reinertsen health affects overall health. poses with a TAVARES – If you’ve made Spoiler alert: “You cannot specialized the drive on U.S. Highway 441 have a healthy body without dental X-Ray from Tavares into Leesburg, a healthy mouth,” Reinertsen machine in you’ve probably noticed a said. his LifeTime peculiar billboard. Talking with Reinertsen Dental offi ce in On it, a woman covers her for just a few minutes reveals Tavares. [KATIE mouth with both hands and his passion for that mes- SARTORIS/DAILY SPORTS | B1 sports worried look on her sage, backed up by years of COMMERCIAL] face. medical research and stud- ARI MILLER Next to her is a web address: ies. His website, launched YourFilthyMouth.com. last year, reaffirms it. He LIFTS MDCA Don’t worry, it’s safe for co-hosts weekly podcasts work. The domain name is just with titles like “Surprising TO WIN IN a catchy way that local den- tist Chuck Reinertsen drives See DENTIST, A5 REGIONAL

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MONTGOMERY, ALA. Abortion ban vote delayed after shouting breaks out As war’s witnesses Alabama lawmakers on Thursday postponed a vote on a proposed abortion ban after anger erupted in the state die, memories fade Senate when some Republi- cans stripped an exception for rape and incest from the bill. By Angela Charlton his mother — unexpectedly Shouting broke among sen- The Associated Press alive. ators when the exemption for For four decades, he didn’t rape and incest was removed PARIS — One more talk much about the war. But without a roll call vote. Dem- funeral, one less witness to as more and more survivors ocrats and some Republicans the world’s worst war. died, and at his granddaugh- objected to the change to the Bernard Dargols lived ter’s urging, he realized the bill, which would make per- almost long enough to join importance of speaking out forming an abortion at any the celebrations next month and sharing his stories with stage of pregnancy a felony, marking 75 years since the schools and journalists. being gaveled through quickly. D-Day, 75 years since he Friends and family remem- “You’ve got 27 men over waded onto Omaha Beach bered him Thursday as shy on the other side ready to tell as an American soldier to but courageous, a lover of women what they can do with help liberate France from oysters and pastrami sand- their bodies,” Democratic Sen. the Nazis who persecuted wiches, known for his Bobby Singleton said. his Jewish family. mischievous smile. Republican Lt. Gov. Will Just shy of his 99th birth- Jolivet, his granddaughter, Ainsworth said legislative day, Dargols died last week. In this photo taken May 8, 2014, Bernard Dargols poses during an told the AP of his yearn- procedures were properly To the strains of his beloved interview with The Associated Press at his home in La Garenne- ing for leaders who “bring followed. American jazz, he was laid Colombes, outside Paris. Dargols waded onto Omaha Beach in people together, instead of to rest Thursday at France’s June 1944 as an American soldier to help liberate France from divide them.” CHARLOTTE, N.C. most famous cemetery, Pere Nazis who persecuted his Jewish family. At 98, Dargols died last Dargols would have had Affi davit: Witness told police Lachaise. week. [CHRISTOPHE ENA/THE ASSOCIATED PRESS] a clear message for the shooter targeted table An ever-smaller number D-Day anniversary, she of veterans will stand on or in the U.S.” really upset tweeted by veterans said: “Never take democracy A witness told police that Normandy’s shores on June him, granddaughter Caroline groups, published in local for granted. Dictatorship the suspect in a fatal university 6 for D-Day’s 75th anniver- Jolivet said. newspapers. is always a bad solution. shooting took aim at a specific sary. Many will salute fallen Normandy schoolteachers, Dargols wanted to be in Violence is always a bad table where students were comrades from their wheel- veterans’ families and mili- Normandy this year, it meant solution. Keep democracy seated, according to investi- chairs. As each year passes, tary memorials are laboring a lot to him. alive. Fight for democracy, gative documents made public more firsthand witnesses to against time to record sur- His story is both unusual for freedom, for peace.” Thursday. history are gone. vivors’ stories for posterity. and emblematic: Born in The cultural director at The documents also show Four weeks from now, U.S. In history’s biggest France, he left Paris in 1938 Normandy’s World War six boxes of ammunition were President Donald Trump and amphibious invasion, on that for New York to learn his II memorial in Caen, Isa- seized from an apartment asso- other world leaders will pay fateful June 6, some 160,000 father’s sewing machine belle Bournier, frets about ciated with the suspect. homage to the more than 2 Allied forces came ashore to trade. He watched from this fading message, as she Trystan Andrew Terrell, 22, million American, British, launch Operation Overlord to afar, sickened, as the Nazis watches schoolchildren is charged with first-degree Canadian and other Allied wrest Normandy from Nazi occupied his homeland. His cycle through her museum murder and other counts in forces involved in the D-Day control. More than 4,000 Jewish relatives were sent to every day. last week’s shooting at the operation on June 6, 1944, Allied forces were killed on camps, or fled in fear. “The parents and grand- University of North Carolina at and the ensuing battle for that day alone. Nearly half Determined to fight back parents of 13-year-olds Charlotte. Two students were Normandy that helped pave a million people were killed but skeptical of French today didn’t experience the killed, and four were wounded. the way for Hitler’s defeat. on both sides by the time General Charles de Gaulle’s war, so the family stories, Dargols outlived most of the Allies liberated Paris in resistance force, he joined the family history — where READING, PA. them, and knew the impor- August 1944. the U.S. Army instead. helmets are brought out, Coach accused of raping tance of sustaining their It’s unclear exactly how With the 2nd Infantry where we spoke about what Special Olympian, threats memory. many D-Day veterans are Division, Dargols sailed it was like — has been lost,” “I’m convinced that we alive today. The survivors from Britain on June 5 and she said. A former coach for a county have to talk about the war to are now in their 90s or 100s. only made it to Normandy “They don’t know the Special Olympics soccer team children, so that they under- Of the 73,000 Americans on June 8, after three inter- names of the landing is going to trial on charges of stand how much they need to who took part, just 30 are minable days on choppy seas. beaches,” she says. “Pupils raping a player with intellectual preserve the peace,” he wrote currently scheduled to come The road he took inland from spend less time studying disabilities. in a 2012 memoir. to France for this year’s anni- Omaha Beach now carries his World War II than they did The Reading Eagle of Penn- Until the end, Dargols versary. The U.S. Veterans name. 30 years ago, and so the role sylvania reports Michael battled complacency, intol- Administration estimates The battle to wrest Nor- of D-Day has been reduced.” Sheldon was ordered held erance and Holocaust deniers that about 348 American mandy from the Nazis Dargols himself worried without bail after a preliminary who claim that D-Day was World War II veterans die took longer than the Allies about the day when all the hearing Thursday. “just a movie.” every day. All but three of the thought, but for Dargols the veterans will be gone. He was charged in March with In recent years, “seeing 177 French forces involved in prize at the end was invalu- “It could start again,” assaulting the 24-year-old man any type of violence, of D-Day are gone. able. When he made it to he wrote in his memoir. at Sheldon’s apartment July 15. anti-Semitism and racism, Every day, the names of Paris, he went to his child- “We must be vigilant, at all The victim told investiga- either in France in Europe the departed accumulate, hood apartment and found times.” tors that he rebuffed Sheldon’s advances and that Sheldon sex- ually assaulted him after he fell DATELINES asleep. Police say the 28-year- old Sheldon threatened to take away the victim’s Special Olym- pics involvement after the man BRUSSELS CARACAS, VENEZUELA LONDON reported the assault. A spokeswoman with the Special Olympics of Berks County says Sheldon was sus- pended after he was charged.

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TAVARES County libraries to Man guilty of hit-and-run forgive fi nes for food

The Lake County Library System will be forgiving library By Frank Stanfield crash leaving technical, including High- What the jurors did not fines for overdue materials in Correspondent the scene of way Patrol investigators hear was that Zacharias exchange for donations of dry an accident; talking about the complex was a “mama’s boy,” in the or canned food items, hygiene TAVARES — David Sheets knew he was mathematical equations words of his mother, Neena and baby products from May 19 is guilty of leaving the scene involved in a used in their crime scene cal- Zacharias. to June 1 as part of the county’s of an accident that claimed crash; knew culations, and a state crime “He was single … humble, annual spring “Food for Fines” the life of pedestrian Aaron Sheets or should lab analyst who testified that loving, kind, a man anyone initiative. Zacharias in 2015, a jury have known the odds of another person’s would like to talk to,” she Donations will be accepted decided after one hour that the accident caused blood other than Zacha- said. “There was no judg- at each of the 15 Lake County Thursday. injury or death; and that he rias’ being on the pickup ment. He was a greater Library System libraries during The state argued that it willfully failed to stop at or truck’s broken windshield listener.” regular hours. Each unopened, proved four elements nec- near the scene. was 700-billion-to-1, or He was the kind of person unexpired item will equate to essary for a conviction: that Much of the week-long 100 times greater than the $1 forgiven in library overdue the driver was involved in a testimony was highly world’s population. See GUILTY, A4 fines. There are no limits to the number of donations a person can make. The Leesburg Public Library and the Minneola Schoolhouse NOW AND THEN Library will also accept pet Florida food donations as part of the prisons program. Fines will not be forgiven for targeted items that are lost, damaged or have been sent to a collection From Lithuania over solitary agency. The public is also invited to confi nement donate acceptable items if they don’t have fines. The items will be used to pay it forward to Leesburg By Ana Ceballos and forgive another person’s News Service Florida fines before being donated to charity. TALLAHASSEE — Clearing fines, especially Florida is an “outlier” for children’s library cards, in prison systems across will allow people to fully par- the nation when it comes ticipate in the library’s summer to the use of solitary con- program and earn prizes for finement, according to a reading. Summer reading is 90-page federal lawsuit critical for students to retain filed Wednesday that the knowledge learned in the alleges the state Depart- previous school year and pre- ment of Corrections is vent a “summer slide” of their violating the constitu- academic skills. tional rights of inmates. For more information about Attorneys with the the Lake County Library Southern Poverty Law System or to find out about Center named the state future programs, call or visit agency and Secretary your local library, or go to Mark Inch as defendants http://mylakelibrary.org. in the lawsuit, which contends state prison TAVARES officials “discriminate Lake Tech students get against people with experience at AdventHealth disabilities in its use of isolation” and are Lake Technical College’s “deliberately indifferent Enterprise Desktop and Mobile to the substantial risk of Support program students were harm caused” by isola- given the opportunity to assist Getzel’s Department Store in downtown Leesburg closed its doors February 28 after 68 years in tion policies. the AdventHealth Waterman business. [PHOTOS BY CINDY SHARP/CORRESPONDENT] Ruthie Michell, the team in installing the comput- mother of Angel Med- ers and printers prior to going dler, who has been in live in their new ED/OB tower. Getzel’s founder solitary confinement for Students were able to use the was a Holocaust a cumulative three years, techniques and skills they have survivor choked up Wednesday acquired thus far through their at a news conference program, and experience them By Rick Reed when she told reporters in a real career field scenario. Correspondent that her daughter is very AdventHealth Waterman was depressed and suicidal able to give students the hands- LEESBURG — When living in a “cage.” on experience they need in Getzel’s Department “She really is just going order to be successful in their Store in downtown Lees- crazy there,” Mitchell future careers. burg closed its doors in said. “I cannot express the appre- February, it was the end Florida’s prison system ciation for Lake Tech and the of an era. is “widely overusing” valuable contribution made Getzel Mularsky, a the practice of solitary from all the folks that were sent Holocaust survivor, confinement to manage to help with the preparation,” moved to Florida in inmates, sometimes said Vicky Pyle, facility direc- 1949 with the family of locking them up in cells tor at Waterman Hospital, in a his wife’s uncle, which that are no bigger than press release. raised her. The move a parking spaces over Lake Tech prides itself on not only led to a business often-minor infractions, giving students the opportunity A news article from 1988 that hung on the shelves at Getzel’s according to Shalini Goel to learn a career in a year. For See GETZEL’S, A4 Department Store in downtown Leesburg. Agarwal, a senior super- more information about Lake vising attorney with the Tech, go to www.laketech.org, Southern Poverty Law or call 352-589-2250. Center. Agarwal added that TAVARES while many states are Alexa Home Care Services reducing the use of soli- names new executive director Windy Hill teacher keeps tary confinement as a punishment, Florida uses Alexa Home Care Services, the practice to manage one of Central Florida’s only 10 percent of its popula- nonprofit, state-licensed, non- cruising to big honors tion, or roughly 10,000 medical home care companies, inmates at any given has named Carlos Palomino as time. executive director. By Payne Ray “Despite their knowl- Palomino, who has more [email protected] edge of the risk of harm, than a decade of experience defendants (state offi- in the hospital and health care CLERMONT — Lake cials) have no policies industry, manages the team County’s Rookie Teacher of to exclude known vul- of certified Alexa Home Care the Year Ashley Lantes was nerable people from employees who provide wide- one of 30 teachers recog- isolation, including, but ranging care options to patients nized by Norwegian Cruise not limited to people at home, no matter the age or Lines over the weekend in its with serious mental life stage. Giving Joy campaign. illness or intellectual Palomino, a longtime Lantes, a seventh-grade disabilities, pregnant Orlando area resident, earned science teacher at Windy women, juveniles, or his Bachelor of Science in Hill Middle School, said she people with histories of Nursing from the University of accidentally screamed in suicide attempts,” the Texas at Arlington, and his RN front of her class when she lawsuit said. from AdventHealth University. was told of the honor. Michelle Glady, a Alexa Home Care is an affili- “Honestly, it has been a Ashley Lantes, right, is presented with a gift for being a Rookie Department of Correc- ate of Cornerstone Hospice whirlwind of an amazing Teacher of the Year fi nalist at Windy Hill Middle School in tions spokeswoman, and Palliative Care, which has year,” she said. “I feel on Clermont earlier this year. [CINDY SHARP/CORRESPONDENT] did not comment on provided health services in the top of the world right now.” the lawsuit because the region for 35 years. The award was given and community members Kate Bewak said. department had not been For more information about after a national competi- across the United States Bewak said Lantes’ nom- served with the case. But Alexa Home Care, go to www. tion of nominations and could nominate and vote inator credited her with she said the department AlexaHomeCare.org or call votes. From March to for their favorite teachers, 844-357-7800. April, students, parents cruise line spokeswoman See TEACHER, A4 See SOLITARY, A4 A4 Friday, May 10, 2019 | DailyCommercial.com Funeral Services Students disarm gunman,

Gerald Scott disregard own safety He is survived by his By Kathleen Foody, roomful of reporters on suspect, officials said. The guard. wife, Elaine of Leesburg; P. Solomon Banda Wednesday as he recalled guard fired his gun during “He ran there as quick son, Brian (Lynne) and Nicholas Riccardi what happened the previ- the confrontation, accord- as he could and took what Scott of Arab, AL; four The Associated Press ous day at STEM School ing to a law enforcement I think is decisive action grandchildren, Aaron, Highlands Ranch. official who spoke on that helped save lives,” Adam, Lana and Jacob; 11 HIGHLANDS RANCH, “Kendrick went out as condition of anonymity Burk said Thursday. great grandchildren and Colo. — The three students a hero,” Bialy said. “He because the official was The guard was employed daughter-in-law, Page who disarmed a gunman in was a foot away from the not authorized to release by Boss High Level Protec- Scott of Fruitland Park. a Colorado school shoot- shooter and instead of run- the information. tion, a company started He was predeceased ing leapt up from their ning the opposite direction The official did not by a former SWAT team by his son, Reid Scott. desks without a word and he ran toward it.” say whether anyone was leader who responded to Gerald Scott, 84, of A funeral Service will with no thought for their Authorities said the injured by the guard’s the Columbine shooting. Leesburg, FL died be held on Monday, own safety when they actions of Castillo, Bialy weapon. News organiza- The owner, Grant Whitus, Wednesday, May 8, May 13 at 11:00 AM at spotted the gun, recounted and Joshua Jones mini- tions have reported that told The Associated Press 2019 at his residence. Beyers Funeral Home one of the young men. mized the bloodshed from authorities are investi- the security guard is a Gerald was a lifelong Chapel, Leesburg. They slammed the teen- Tuesday’s attack at the gating whether the guard former Marine who ran resident of Leesburg Burial will follow at ager, a classmate of theirs, school south of Denver fired at a responding sher- to the area of the shoot- and graduated from Hillcrest Memorial against the wall and strug- that wounded eight stu- iff’s deputy and wounded ings and confronted one Leesburg High School Gardens, Leesburg, FL. gled with him when shots dents along with killing a student. of the armed students in a in 1953. He attended For those who wish, rang out. Kendrick Cas- the 18-year-old Castillo. The security guard’s hallway. Florida Southern College memorials may be made tillo, who led the charge, The injured includes attorney, Robert Burk, The guard drew his and worked as a career to your local hospice. slumped to the ground. Jones, who was shot twice, did not confirm or deny weapon and apprehended employee with Nabisco Online condolences His close friend, Bren- according to a statement the reports, but he said the person, Whitus said. Company as the Central may be left at www. dan Bialy, wrestled the released by his family. his client acted in the best “He doesn’t even real- Florida Sales Rep and beyersfuneralhome.com. gun away and called out A private security guard interests of protecting the ize how many lives he retired after 38 years. Arrangements entrusted to Castillo. There was employed by the school children at the school. He saved by stopping a school He was a member of to Beyers Funeral Home no response, Bialy told a detained the second armed did not name the security shooting,” Whitus said. First Baptist Church of and Crematory, Leesburg, Leesburg. He enjoyed FL. anything outdoors Lithuanian-born man he was the only family property and Mular- including hunting, GETZEL’S soon entered God’s busi- member who left after sky’s father-in-law felt fishing, boating, yard ness and became a rabbi. the camp was liberated. he needed to be close work and city sports. From Page A3 There were only 10 “I lost my father, my so he wouldn’t lose the Jewish families in town mother and my older property. career of more than 50 in 1949 and they took sister;” he said. “They While there, they times” in their time- years, it led to a religious turns holding services all perished. I’m the visited an uncle in Lees- GUILTY line testimony because vocation as well. on Friday evenings at only survivor from my burg and liked what they they had reviewed crash His wife’s uncle, Max the homes of the differ- family.” found. A few months From Page A3 reports. Idelson, wanted to do ent members. Mularsky came to the later Mularsky’s father- Assistant State Attor- something for Mularsky “When I came here, United States in 1947 in-law opened up a ney Jason Nimeth, since he agreed to follow they found out I could and stayed with an uncle department store in the who would support his however, pointed out the family south, so Idel- read Hebrew, and the in Baltimore. His short old Larsen’s Men Store. friends, no matter what. inconsistencies in son bought a business for people, they drafted me. stay in Baltimore led to In 1953, the fledgling Unemployed at the time Sheets’original statement him to run. That’s how I got started his 50-plus-year mar- congregation raised of the accident, he once to Florida Highway Patrol Leesburg was a very as a rabbi,” Mularsky said riage, his long career as a $4,000 and borrowed worked at the Circle K he and a recorded report he busy town then. Wolf’s in an interview more than clothier and his spiritual another $4,000 from had walked to that night. made to his insurance clothing store for men 15 years ago. “I went to vocation. First National Bank. They For someone with company a month later. was for sale and Mular- seminary in Baltimore. After they were mar- built their synagogue for a gentle spirit, he had Sheets claimed he sky’s father-in-law But most of my training ried, they moved to $8,000. And they con- an unusual dream: He thought he hit a deer, like bought it. was in the old country. Florida with Betty’s tinue to meet there. wanted to be an MMA the time he hit one on a It opened Feb. 1, In the old country, they father. Her family had He remained the rabbi fighter. country road in Georgia in 1950 and was named start training when you lived in Florida, between for more than 50 years. He walked the route 2008 or 2009. He said he Idelson’s Dry Goods are 5 or 6 years old. You St. Augustine and Day- Mularsky died Dec. 22, down Lakeshore, not even stopped, went down Lake Store until 1959, when go to Hebrew school.” tona Beach. And her 2004. a mile, every night, to lose Shore, turned around and the uncle died. It was He was a teenager father had property Rabbi Getzel Mularsky, weight, Neena laughed. came back and still did not then renamed Getzel’s living in Lithuania when there. a Holocaust survivor, He would always buy a see anything. Department Store. his family was sent to There had been some celebrated his 50th anni- bag of spicy potato chips, Nimeth showed jurors But that wasn’t the Concentration Camp problem with the real versary as the spiritual then walk home to his a map and said the time, only business Getzel Dacha. estate office that was leader of Congregation mother’s house on Priebe distance and cross streets Mularsky was in. The Three years later, taking care of the rental Beth Shalom in June. Road to play video games. Sheet cited made no Defense attorney Kelly sense. Johnson blasted what she Sheets self-reported Appreciation Week. before Lake County began right place, as her school called “weak links in the the accident on Dec. 8, TEACHER She and the other win- its district-wide rollout. and the district were will- chain,” including a 911 2015 but did so because ners won two vouchers Lantes said that all the ing to take chances on her caller’s testimony that he one of the clues at the From Page A3 for a free seven-day cruise recognition she’s gotten and allow her to try new saw a light in the road and accident site were pieces from the company and also has been a sign that she’s things in the classroom. stopped to check it out. of Bondo, an auto body always putting her stu- received prizes from other on a good track even As for her cruise, Lantes It was a cell phone with a repair paste. dents first and working national brands. though she’s still a rela- said she and her boyfriend flashlight app, he said, and His 1968 Chevy truck well beyond regular Lantes said she was tively new teacher. are still deciding between he picked it up and used it had chunks of the sub- hours to make sure she excited to bring back a “It does show that I’m going on a Mediterranean to survey the scene. How- stance on the front from always gives her best in year’s subscription to doing good things for my or Alaskan vacation over ever, a later crime scene a prior accident, and he the classroom. She was Nearpod’s Flocabulary students and my commu- the summer. photo showed the phone knew it would be difficult also noted for her role in service, a digital tool to nity,” she said. She still “He’s always there, lying face down, and it is to get repairs with that bringing digital learning help students learn vocab- isn’t sure who nominated reminding me why I’m unclear how the phone information published tools, including Chrome- ulary. Digital learning is her, but she’s glad to have doing what I’m doing,” ended up in the hands of in news reports, Nimeth books, to Windy Hill one of Lantes’ passions, made such an impact. she said. “He deserves it investigators. said. Middle. she said, as classroom She said she’s also almost as much as I do.” There was also no proof Circuit Judge Heidi Lantes was flown out to internet access gives stu- glad for the recognition Until then, she’ll keep that a flashlight found Davis ordered a pre-sen- Seattle and given a hotel dents the opportunity to because her parents, also working hard for her in the “on” position tence investigation. The room by the cruise line, delve deeper into a subject educators, have expressed students and working belonged to Zacharias, maximum sentence is 30 which chose to recognize they’re curious about. a great deal of pride in to accomplish one goal: she said. years, with a four-year- teachers in May to cele- Her Rookie Teacher her. And best of all, she making sure she delivers She also suggested that minimum mandatory, brate the inaugural launch nomination also men- added, they haven’t acted an education that makes witnesses, including a although technically the of a renovated cruise ship, tioned her use of digital surprised. kids excited to tell their woman who lived near the judge could waive that the Norwegian Joy, which learning tools and her work She also felt like the wins parents what they learned crash site, had “perfect requirement. coincided with Teacher with Chromebooks a year were a sign she’s in the that day.

made routinely to inmates SOLITARY in this level of housing,” Glady said in a statement. From Page A3 The lawsuit, filed in fed- eral court in Tallahassee by the Southern Poverty uses solitary confinement Law Center, Florida Legal for security reasons or to Services and the Florida effectively manage pris- Justice Institute, accuses ons. She added it is only the department of violat- used when “absolutely ing a constitutional ban necessary.” on cruel and unusual pun- “Protections are in place ishment and violating the to ensure all medical and Americans with Disabili- mental health needs of ties Act. these inmates are being Laurette Philipsen, a met. Mandatory visits former inmate who was from security officers, placed in isolation, told chaplaincy and medical are reporters Wednesday that after three days in a room where you can’t determine whether it is night or day, “your mind starts playing games,” and the effects A solitary confi nement cell at New York’s Rikers Island jail. Florida uses the practice of solitary confi nement to manage have continued. 10 percent of its population, or roughly 10,000 inmates at any given time. [BEBETO MATTHEWS/AP PHOTO] “I can’t sleep for more than three hours at a Admire Harvard, a on the left side of his body requesting that the court “behavior related to his time,” Philipsen said. “At 1 transgender woman who and cannot urinate with- force the department to immaturity and difficulty a.m. or 2 a.m., I am awake. is diagnosed with bipo- out the assistance of a revise its policies on iso- adapting to prison at such By 8 a.m., I am tired and lar disorder, has spent catheter. Attorneys allege lation to “accommodate a young age.” take another three-hour nearly 10 years locked up he is “losing mobility and the needs of people with During the 2019 legisla- nap. This pattern has not in solitary confinement, range of motion” because disabilities and minimize tive session, which ended changed.” according to the lawsuit. there is “no space to the traumatic impact last week, Sen. Bill Mont- Highlighted in the law- The complaint also ambulate” in the tiny cell of isolation,” as soon as ford, D-Tallahassee, filed suit are the cases of five points to the case of where he stays for at least “practical.” a proposal that would have inmates, some of whom Jerome Burgess, 46-year- 22 hours a day. Attorneys also point prohibited youths from have been diagnosed with old inmate isolated in Agarwal said the ulti- to one detained juvenile, being placed in solitary mental illness, includ- Suwannee Correctional mate goal is to have the identified by initials J.H., confinement except in ing bipolar disorder and Institution. Burgess uses a state abolish the isolation who has cycled in and out emergency cases. The bill schizophrenia. wheelchair due to paralysis practice, but the lawsuit is of isolation in response to died in a committee. DailyCommercial.com | Friday, May 10, 2019 A5

respond to the scandal ABUSE there. “People must know that From Page A1 bishops are at the service of the people,” said Arch- bishop Charles Scicluna, confidentially. And it the Vatican’s longtime outlines internal pro- sex crimes prosecutor. cedures for conducting “They are not above the preliminary investiga- law, and if they do wrong, tions when the accused they must be reported.” is a bishop, cardinal or The decree requires the religious superior. world’s 415,000 Catholic Abuse victims and priests and 660,000 nuns their advocates said the to tell church authorities law was a step forward, when they learn or have but not enough since “well-founded motives it doesn’t require the to believe” a cleric or sister crimes to be reported to has engaged in sexual police and essentially abuse of a minor, sexual tasks discredited bish- misconduct with an ops who have mishandled adult, possession of child abuse for decades with pornography — or that a policing their own. superior has covered up It’s the latest effort any of those crimes. by Francis to respond to It doesn’t require them the global sex abuse and to report to police, how- cover-up scandal that has ever. The Vatican has long devastated the credibility argued that different legal of the Catholic hierar- systems make a universal chy and his own papacy. reporting law impos- And it provides a new sible, and that imposing legal framework for U.S. one could endanger the bishops as they prepare church in places where Gov. Ron DeSantis, center, signs a bill during a ceremony at the William J. Kirlew Junior Academy, Thursday, in Miami to adopt accountability Catholics are a perse- Gardens, Fla. The bill creates a new voucher program for thousands of students to attend private and religious schools measures next month to cuted minority. using taxpayer dollars traditionally spent on public schools. At left is Lt. Gov. Jeanette Nunez, and second from left is Sen. Manny Diaz, Jr. [LYNNE SLADKY/AP PHOTO]

Constitution requiring a people who care about Missionary Baptist VOUCHER “uniform system of free our public schools to step Church who opened the public schools.” forward and take control St. Petersburg school, From Page A1 The Florida Edu- of the conversation.” said 40 of its 56 students cation Association But DeSantis and receive Florida Tax Credit WE ARE THE ONLY teachers union contends the lawmakers who scholarships. MARIJUANA CLINIC OFFERING: -FREE 210 DAY MARIJUANA ORDER Program. the Legislature is harm- appeared Thursday at Under that program, -NO DOSING OR PRESCRIPTION FEES “Let’s empower par- ing neighborhood public the schools in Jacksonville which served about -NO MONTHLY DOCTOR VISIT FEES ents. Let’s allow them to schools and plans to host and St. Petersburg said 108,000 students during make the decisions, and a “summit” May 18 in voucher-type programs the 2017-2018 school year, SMOKING OK! 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Dow 25,828.36 ▼ 138.97 WASHINGTON and services edged up 1.5 Nasdaq 7,910.59 ▼ 32.73 US long-term mortgage percent to $50 billion in S&P 2,870.72 ▼ 8.70 rates decline to 4.10 pct. March after falling 3.6 Russell 1,570.06 ▼ 4.92 percent in February, the NYSE 12,731.35 ▼ 35.34 U.S. long-term mort- Commerce Department gage rates declined reported Thursday. The this week for a second deficit is the difference COMMODITIES straight week, reversing between what America REVIEW the upward trend in April sells to the rest of the as a lure to potential home world and what it imports. Gold 1,283.50 ▲ 4.10 buyers. Mortgage buyer Exports rose 1 percent Silver 14.707 ▼ .085 Freddie Mac said Thurs- to $212 billion in March Platinum 851.40 ▼ 13.00 day the average rate on while imports rose a Copper 2.7835 ▼ .0020 the 30-year, fixed-rate slightly faster 1.1 percent Oil 61.70 ▼ 0.42 mortgage fell to 4.10 per- to $262 billion. cent from 4.14 percent last week. By contrast, a Facebook co-founder: MARKET MOVERS year ago the benchmark Time to break up rate stood at 4.55 percent. company • Stamps.com Inc.: Down The average rate for $46.49 to $36.90 — The 15-year, fixed-rate home Facebook co-founder In this April 16 photo, a woman exhales a puff of vapor from a Juul pen in Vancouver, online postage provider loans eased this week to Chris Hughes says it’s Wash. [CRAIG MITCHELLDYER/ASSOCIATED PRESS FILE PHOTO] slashed its full-year profi t 3.57 percent from 3.60 time to break up the social forecast because of con- percent last week. media behemoth. tract changes between In a New York Times its partners and the U.S. WASHINGTON opinion piece, Hughes Postal Service. Blowing smoke? US trade defi cit edges said CEO Mark Zucker- up to $50 billion berg has turned Facebook • Fossil Group Inc.: Up $1.69 into an innovation-suffo- Juul’s ‘switch’ the company is making help smokers quit. to $14.51 — The watch- The U.S. trade defi- cating monopoly.Hughes campaign for unproven claims for its Indeed, Juul’s website maker reported solid sales cit increased slightly in called Zuckerberg’s power smokers draws new product. carries the disclaimer: in China and India and March, even though the “unprecedented and scrutiny On Thursday, six anti- “Juul products are not its fi rst quarter loss was deficit with China fell to un-American.” tobacco and health groups intended to be used as narrower than Wall Street the lowest point in five By Matthew Perrone called on the Food and cessation products, expected. years. The deficit in goods The Associated Press The Associated Press Drug Administration, including for the cure which regulates e-cig- or treatment of nicotine WASHINGTON — The arettes, to investigate addiction” — a point young models and the Juul’s marketing efforts underscored Thursday candy-colored graphics across TV, radio and other by a Juul representative. that helped propel Juul formats. Over the past half-cen- to the top of the e-ciga- “Juul, a product that tury, the FDA has granted rette market are gone. In FDA has found to be approval to just a few their place are people like largely responsible for the kick-the-habit products, Carolyn, a 54-year-old current epidemic of youth including nicotine gums, former smoker featured usage of highly addictive patches, lozenges and in new TV commercials e-cigarettes, is being prescription drugs. touting Juul as an alter- advertised and marketed Anti-tobacco experts native for middle-age on a massive scale as a are perplexed that the smokers. smoking cessation prod- FDA hasn’t stopped Juul “I don’t think anyone uct, without the required from pitching its nic- including myself thought review and approval by otine-emitting device that I could make the FDA,” said the letter to millions of American switch,” Carolyn says, from the American Heart smokers looking to quit sitting in a suburban Association, the Truth cigarettes. living room as piano Initiative, the American “I think Juul is skirt- music quietly plays in the Academy of Pediatrics ing the edge of the law, background. and three other groups. and I think that the The tagline: “Make the In a statement, FDA FDA is letting them get switch.” spokesman Michael Fel- away with it,” said Stan Under intense scru- berbaum said only that Glantz, a tobacco control tiny amid a wave of the agency “continues to researcher at the Uni- underage vaping, Juul is closely scrutinize poten- versity of California San pushing into television tially false, misleading or Francisco. with a multimillion-dol- unsubstantiated claims” FDA enforcement is lar campaign rebranding to make sure the public especially important, itself as a stop-smoking is “not misled into mis- Glantz and others argue, aid for adults trying to takenly using inherently because e-cigarettes kick cigarettes. dangerous tobacco prod- are not subject to the But the strategy is ucts for medical uses.” decades-old laws that ban raising concerns from Neither Juul nor any advertising of traditional anti-smoking experts other e-cigarette has been cigarettes on TV, radio and activists who say approved by the FDA to and billboards. Stocks slide ahead of trade war deadline

By Stan Choe worst week of 2019. given back all its April and Alex Veiga Thursday’s sell-off began gains, though it’s still up The Associated Press steep and widespread, but 14.5 percent for the year. lost momentum by after- The Dow Jones Indus- Stocks closed broadly noon, allowing the market trial Average dropped lower on Wall Street Thurs- to stem some of its losses. 138.97 points, or 0.5 per- day, extending the market’s Still, analysts said the cent, to 25,828.36. It was slide into a fourth straight market was likely in for down nearly 450 points day, as investors braced more pain until the uncer- in morning trading before for a possible escalation in tainty over the costly trade regaining much of the the trade war between the dispute is resolved. ground it lost. U.S. and China. “China and trade remain The Nasdaq compos- Tensions between the the biggest drag and the ite slid 32.73 points, or world’s two largest econo- biggest overhang for the 0.4 percent, to 7,910.59. mies dragged stocks lower market,” said Ben Phillips, The Russell 2000 index ahead of a Friday deadline chief investment officer at of small company stocks when the United States EventShares. “If there’s not gave up 4.92 points, or 0.3 said it would impose more a deal within the next four percent, to 1,570.06. tariffs on Chinese goods. to six weeks, the market Major indexes in Europe The worries about trade is going to continue to be and Asia also finished this week have halted what under pressure and sell off.” lower. has been the hottest start The S&P 500 fell 8.70 Bond prices didn’t move to a year for U.S. stocks points, or 0.3 percent, much. The yield on the in decades, and the S&P to 2,870.72. The bench- 10-year Treasury note held 500 index is on pace for its mark index has essentially steady at 2.45 percent. DailyCommercial.com | Friday, May 10, 2019 A7

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ANOTHER OPINION A new weapon in the opioid fi ght

lorida’s new attorney general, Ashley Moody, deserves credit for her quick and consum- ing focus on one of the biggest threats F to life and safety across Florida — the uphill battle against the opioid abuse crisis. Under Moody’s predecessor, Pam Bondi, Florida finally joined lawsuits against drug manufacturers, pharmacy chains and others that promoted widespread use of, and easy access to, powerful prescription painkillers that were never as safe as they were portrayed in the initial waves of marketing. ANOTHER OPINION Use of the highly addictive drugs created a new class of addicts in the United States, many of whom first started taking the medication for legitimate pain. The demand led to a shameful situation in Florida, where lax laws led the Lawmakers’ crazy idea of arming teachers rise of “pill mills” that at their peak were processing thou- sands of spurious prescriptions a day. When the Legislature tightened those laws, those rom the by soldiers in combat, and initiated last year. addicts turned, in their desperation, to street drugs like What-Could-Pos- by veteran street cops and Another reason is that heroin and incredibly potent synthetics like Fentanyl. sibly-Go-Wrong? detectives. It’s expecting a too many politicians remain Overdose rates skyrocketed. Addiction treatment options FDepartment: lot from an untested civil- afraid of the NRA, which for people who wanted to shake off the physical craving A bill allowing Florida ian holding a pistol to hit a for years has been lobbying and psychological dependence of opiates were quickly teachers to carry guns in moving target in the midst to get more guns on college overwhelmed. public schools passed the of chaos — a target that’s campuses. The horror in Filing suit against the corporate giants who knew the Legislature last week and shooting back. Parkland presented a prime truth about the drugs they were peddling made sense was signed by Gov. Ron Another fantasy notion, opportunity to go after high — just as it made sense for Florida, and other states, to DeSantis on Wednesday. fed by the NRA, is the prem- schools, too. go after cigarette manufacturers in the 1990s. Revenue Teachers will soon be ise that merely putting more The first version of the from those lawsuits boosted public health revenue across able to volunteer as “armed guns in schools will make guardian program allowed the nation, including anti-smoking campaigns that have guardians” in their schools schools safer. Any parent staff members but not full- reduced tobacco use. after attending firearms with sons or daughters at time classroom teachers to The opiate lawsuits are already bearing fruit, both in training, undergoing a a big public high school carry weapons. punitive awards and information. Drug-company execu- psychiatric evaluation and should have no trouble It was widely snubbed by tives have admitted they knew, and misrepresented, the agreeing to drug tests. envisioning situations when school districts, which are drugs’ potential for abuse and profit, even after addicts Drafted in response to a loaded firearm is the last understandably leery about decided to seek help. last year’s Parkland mas- thing you’d want to see in a using anyone except trained In April, The New York Times reported on internal sacre, the law was strongly classroom. professionals. documents from Purdue Pharma that outlined the com- opposed by the state’s It’s not that hard to Last week’s passage of pany’s next-step plan: Having helped produce millions of largest teachers union, the imagine a kid who’s been the expanded guardian law addicts, the company could reap a second round of profits Florida Education Associa- bullied to the breaking point, generated national headlines from drug therapies designed to treat addiction. tion, many parents and some snatching the pistol from for giving Florida teachers a Florida faced one big challenge in its lawsuits: A lack of of the students who survived the holster of a preoccupied gun-slinging role. data to back its claims that this state, in particular, was the mass shooting at Marjory teacher and turning it on The good news is that a bearing a heavy burden. That’s why lawmakers voted, in Stoneman Douglas High. the classmates who’ve been relatively small number of the session that ended last week, to give Moody access to Several lawmakers tormenting him. ... them will be packing heat on the drug database developed to monitor prescriptions for expressed concern that Or a kid who learns he the job. signs of pill mills and “doctor shopping” in Florida. African-American students just flunked an algebra test, That’s because the law The access makes privacy advocates nervous, for good will be put at heightened risk trashed his GPA and lost his also gives school districts the reason. In their zeal to cut down on new opioid addiction, because of a reflexive bias spot on the football team, option of not participating. the Legislature has created significant barriers for people among some gun owners. furiously overpowering Only 25 of 67 counties signed who suffer from legitimate pain and now struggle to The Republicans who the teacher, grabbing the on for the initial armed access the drugs they need to survive without agony. This pushed the plan to arm teacher’s gun. ... guardian program, and most gives them a new, legitimate fear that intimate medical educators say it provides Or imagine an armed of them did it to fund hiring data could be exposed as part of the official court record. a faster front-line defense “guardian” teacher with of more security guards — They should be reassured. The bill that’s on its way to during attacks on schools. serious emotional prob- not to train staff members Gov. Ron DeSantis was carefully crafted to give Moody’s Their fantasy scenario must lems that no psychiatric how to shoot. office the data it needs, while stripping information that be a social studies teacher- test detected, and one at the The truth is that arming would identify individual patients. The result: A well- turned-marksman, coolly school knew about. ... anybody to guard students tuned, potent weapon that could be decisive in the legal whipping out his Glock The possibility of such carries a risk. battles to come — without damaging the very people who and taking down an active nightmare events is one One day before the Legis- have already become casualties in this conflict. shooter before a rampage reason most county school lature voted to let teachers begins. administrators oppose the bring firearms, a resource The Daytona Beach News-Journal Other scenarios, truer to arming of teachers, despite officer at Weightman Middle real life, wouldn’t have such the recommendations of a School in Pasco County was heroic Hollywood endings. task force that studied the leaning against a wall in the It’s not hard to imagine Valentine’s Day slaughter at crowded cafeteria when the a newly certified armed Stoneman Douglas. gun in his holster went off. HAVE YOUR SAY guardian — scared and Florida has more than Luckily, neither the deputy jacked on adrenaline, as any 3,600 public and charter nor any of the kids got hurt. We welcome signed letters and guest columns. Letters should average person would be — schools, all of which are now The wall got a bullet hole. not exceed 300 words and columns should not exceed 500 firing with unsteady hands required to have at least one words. Columns need to include a recent headshot of the at an assailant but acciden- armed “safe-school officer.” Carl Hiaasen is a colum- writer. We edit for length, clarity, and grammar. tally killing fleeing students There’s a serious shortage of nist for the Miami Her- Mail: Voices, P.O. Box 490007, Leesburg, FL 34749-0007 instead. both qualified personnel and ald. Readers may write Email: [email protected] Such heart-wrenching funding, which is one reason to him at: 1 Herald Plaza, Fax: 352-365-1951 mistakes have been made the guardian program was Miami, Fla., 33132.

LETTERS TO THE EDITOR

How can anyone support Some documented facts years Republicans did noth- Trump and his corrupt I have read the Mueller the Dems? are that the Russians inter- ing to address the Russia administration. report, something every fered with the 2016 election issue or examine Trump’s You can read the facts for American should do. The only thing Trump is to support Donald Trump. behavior, even though yourself or have FOX spin If after reading this, you obstructing is socialism. Then Trump took extraordi- their congressional duty the “facts” for you. still believe that Trump’s Omar, Talib and the new nary efforts to terminate the is to oversee the Legisla- The only reason Muller behavior, morality and “shiny object” are the new Mueller investigation and tive Branch of government. didn’t indict Trump was character even remotely faces of the Democrats and committed obstruction of It is quite obvious that, as due to Justice Department conform to what America they will show their worth in justice. president, Trump has taken policy. Mueller clearly needs in a president, you the upcoming election. In that effort, Trump actions to benefit himself, outlined evidence for an have denied the facts and How any American misled America and repeat- not America. indictment, outlined 14 have allowed belief to cloud can support this party is edly lied about these efforts. He was not qualified to be referrals and Trump will your judgment. mind-boggling. He failed to protect our President and has proven to be face a jury when he is out of Hear the spin and read the By 2020, everybody will country by denying the fact the worst President in history. office. report, then ask yourself, is have seen the true face of the of Russian interference and No other past President No person is above the Trump’s behavior what you Democrats. created a false narrative has had a public approval that law! would teach your children? claiming the press was “the never exceeded 50 percent and There is no doubt that After so many lies and John Cassidy, Clermont enemy of the people” and the his current approval is around Trump is an immoral person misrepresentation I am investigation was a “hoax.” 37 percent! who has misrepresented burned out on writing let- Morality in politics The Muller report clearly Cohn and his like fre- facts, or lied, over 10,000 ters. We are moving to New shows that Trump’s false quently ask, “Where are the times; used vulgar language Mexico and leaving read- I direct this to John Cohn claims of “fake news” was facts?” against those who do not ers to a deluge of ignorant and his ilk who watch FOX a lie created to agitate his Well, Mueller had pre- accept his loyalty or oppose ranting. and write letters to the rabid followers and attempt sented 448 pages of facts, him; has no compassion Goodbye. editor with misleading and to cover up his misdeeds. so it’s time to shut up and or honor; and is a classic frequently false claims. It is troubling that for two begin telling the truth about narcissist. Barry McAlister, Leesburg A8 Friday, May 10, 2019 | DailyCommercial.com

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By Kevin Freking and patients, one who got a agencies. protections. Ricardo Alonso-Zaldivar $110,000 bill after a heart White House officials But states don’t have The Associated Press attack, and another who outlined a set of principles jurisdiction over most got a bill for $17,850 for for legislation that Trump health plans sponsored WASHINGTON — a test her insurer would can back: by large employers, which President Donald Trump have paid $100 for. • Patients who receive cover about 100 million on Thursday called for an “So this must end,” emergency care should people and operate under end to “surprise medical Trump said. “We’re going not be hit with charges the umbrella of a federal bills,” the astonishingly to hold insurance compa- that exceed the amount law. high charges insured nies and hospitals totally paid to in-network pro- A coalition that includes patients can face when a accountable.” The presi- viders. In an emergency, major insurers, business member of a medical team dent said he wants to get patients are in no posi- groups and consumer that treats them is not in it done “quickly,” and tion to check whether organizations has been their insurer’s network. Sen. Lamar Alexander, their insurers have con- pressing Congress for “Not a pleasant sur- R-Tenn., chairman of the President Donald Trump speaks during an event on tracted with the surgeons federal legislation. prise,” Trump said of Health, Education, Labor medical billing Thursday in the Roosevelt Room of the or anesthesiologists who The basic elements bills that arrive in the mail and Pensions Committee, White House in Washington. [EVAN VUCCI/THE ASSOCIATED provide care. would include informing and run to tens of thou- said he hoped to deliver a PRESS] • Patients going in for patients when a doctor sands of dollars. “A very bill in July. a scheduled procedure or service provider is unpleasant surprise.” Just before Trump and ranking Republican collaborated on a bipar- should get upfront infor- out-of-network, set- The administration spoke, the Democratic Greg Walden, R-Ore., tisan proposal, and other mation about whether ting a federal standard threw its support behind and Republican leaders said in a joint statement. plans come from New their clinicians are in for what out-of-network efforts by lawmakers of of a key House commit- The panel oversees the Hampshire Democratic their insurer’s network clinicians can charge, and both parties to address tee said they are ready to health insurance industry. Sens. Maggie Hassan and and what costs they will guaranteeing that the the problem, laying out a move on legislation. Pallone and Walden Jeanne Shaheen. face. Patients should not changes do not lead to set of goals for legislation. “No family should are not alone; more “Surprise” bills get out-of-network bills premium increases. With polls showing be left in financial ruin than a half-dozen sena- amounting to tens of from a provider they did A major hang-up has that voters trust Demo- through no fault of tors and representatives thousands of dollars can not pick. been agreeing on payment crats over Republicans their own, which is why have floated ideas or hit patients and their • Fixes should not add rates for out-of-network on health care, Trump we have been working drafted legislation. Rep. families when they are to federal health care services that are mutu- has been hitting pocket- together on a biparti- Lloyd Doggett, D-Texas, most vulnerable — after a costs. ally acceptable to medical book medical issues that san solution to protect chairman of the Ways medical emergency or fol- States also have been specialists, hospitals and resonate with the middle- patients that we hope to and Means health panel, lowing a complex surgical working to protect con- insurers, who have con- class, like prescription announce soon,” Energy has a bill. Sens. Bill Cas- procedure. Often patients sumers from surprise flicting interests. drug costs. He was joined and Commerce Chairman sidy, R-La., and Michael are able to negotiate lower medical bills. A survey Another sticking point at a White House event by Frank Pallone, D-N.J., Bennet, D-Colo., charges by working with of states by George- is the role of arbitration their insurers and the town University found in settling billing issues. medical provider. But that about half have Some doctors’ groups the process usually takes acted to protect con- favor arbitration, but months, adding stress sumers. California, White House officials and anxiety. Sometimes it Connecticut, Florida and who spoke with reporters doesn’t work out and the a handful of others, have Thursday said they’re not May 15th 2019 bills are sent to collection the most comprehensive keen on it.

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The Associated Press afternoon when the wind in the Dominican Repub- picked up at the rain-soaked lic, when he played his first DALLAS — Denny McCar- course. Romo, the CBS NFL two rounds with Romo, who thy shot a career-low 8-under analyst and former Dallas missed the cut there in his 63 for the first-round lead Cowboys quarterback playing only two previous PGA Tour Thursday at the Byron Nelson, as an amateur on a spon- starts. where the local spotlight sor exemption, had a 76 that BRITISH MASTERS: Matthew is on Trinity Forest mem- included a chip-in eagle at the Jordan made the most of his bers Jordan Spieth and Tony seventh. late invitation to the British Romo. McCarthy was part of the Masters by shooting 9-under McCarthy had 10 birdies high school Class of 2011, 63 Thursday to take a two- over a 12-hole stretch after a along with three-time major stroke lead after the fi rst double bogey in his morning champion Spieth and 2017 round. Playing just his 12th round. The former Virginia PGA Tour player of the year event as a professional, the player was a stroke ahead of Justin Thomas. Three other 23-year-old Jordan defi ed wet Tyler Duncan and Tom Hoge. PGA Tour rookies of the year and chilly conditions at Hillside Three-time major champion also came from that group, in northwest England to make Brooks Koepka was among a and all have PGA Tour wins. nine birdies in a bogey-free Brooks Koepka lines up to putt on the fi rst green during the fi rst large group at 65. McCarthy’s best PGA Tour round of the Byron Nelson, Thursday at Trinity Forest in Dallas. [RYAN Spieth shot 68 during the finish was fourth last year See GOLF, B3 MICHALESKO/THE DALLAS MORNING NEWS VIA AP]

Comebacks PERFECT TIMING the new norm in Champions League

By Steve Douglas and Graham Dunbar Associated Press

Ajax's disconsolate players collapsed to the ground and pressed their faces into the turf. The night before, Barce- lona's startled players looked at each other in pure disbelief, wondering what exactly had happened. Two Champions League semifinal matches, two three- goal leads squandered. Astonishing comebacks are becoming the new norm in Europe's top club competition. The phenomenon truly started two years ago, when Barcelona recovered from a 4-0 loss to Paris Saint-Ger- main in the first leg of the last 16 by winning the return 6-1. That surpassed the previous best second-leg comeback in Champions League history from 12 years earlier, which saw Deportivo La Coruna fight back from three goals behind to eliminate AC Milan. Mount Dora Christian Academy players celebrate after winning a Class 2A regional semifi nal game against Merritt Island Christian School Barcelona has been on the on Thursday in Mount Dora. [PAUL RYAN / CORRESPONDENT] receiving end the past two years, however. If blowing a 4-1 first-leg advantage by then losing 3-0 at Roma in last Miller’s perfect game lifts MDCA to regional win season's quarterfinals wasn't bad enough, Barca lost 4-0 By Frank Jolley provided the big hit for the said. “We started out like Only two balls left the to Liverpool on Tuesday after frank.jolley@daily- Bulldogs with a three-run that (Thursday), but we infield against Miller, both opening their semifinal with a commercial.com inside-the-park home run got things together in the lazy fly balls to center that 3-0 first-leg win. in the fourth inning. second inning. And Ari was were handled easily by Inspired by its English rival, MOUNT DORA — Ari The game was stopped just unbelievable in the circle Wright. Tottenham fought back a day Miller was perfect. after 4 ½ innings due to the and the defense backed her Miller struck out seven in later from a 3-0 aggregate defi- The Mount Dora Chris- 10-run mercy rule. up when she needed. a row in one stretch and 11 of cit against Ajax to score three tian Academy junior pitcher “I always worry when “It was a great all-around the final 13 hitters she faced. second-half goals — the last threw a perfect game Thurs- we play teams that might team win for us.” She was also 2-for-3 at the coming in the sixth minute of day in a 12-0 win against not play at our skill level, Miller dominated from the plate with two RBIs. stoppage time — to advance on Merritt Island Christian because we have tendency outset against the Cougars, The win was Miller’s away goals. in the Class 2A-Region 2 to go through the motions who finished the season with second perfect game in as Clearly, this never-say-die semifinals at Martha John- and lose our focus,” MDCA an 8-9 record. She struck out spirit is becoming contagious son Field. Megan Wright coach Josh Swearingen 12 for the game. See MDCA, B3 amid a spirit of adventure and chaos swirling through the Champions League. But where has this come from? Lightning in need of families to host players ATTACK, ATTACK, ATTACK

By Frank Jolley two-month season and bond Put simply, more goals are frank.jolley@daily- with the families they live being scored in this Champi- commercial.com with, sometimes building ons League era, increasing the longstanding relationships, likelihood of a comeback and For most of its previous 12 as well as giving back making teams who are trailing seasons, the Leesburg Light- through a variety of com- believe all is not lost. ning have been one of the munity service activities. In last season's competition, Florida Collegiate Summer While it’s been a challenge there were 401 goals at an aver- League’s premier franchises. at times to find enough local age of 3.2 per game — rising to The team has led the families willing to step up 3.6 per game in the knockout league in attendance every and take in a player — or two stage. It was the highest total year since joining the FCSL — the Lightning organization since the tournament's rebrand in 2007 and has played for has always managed to pro- from the European Cup in the league championship vide a home for their players. 1992. on six occasions, winning This year, however, the This season, there have been twice. struggle has become tougher 89 goals in 28 games in the A big reason for that suc- than ever before. The Leesburg Lightning are in need of families to host players knockout stage — 3.17 a game. cess has been the continuity “We’re in desperate need during the two-month season. [PAUL RYAN / CORRESPONDENT] Barcelona is now a victim of provided by the Lightning’s of host families for our a phenomenon it might have host family program, which players,” said Erin Burtoft, “We’re in desperate need of host families for our players. created. The fearless, attack- provides local housing for host family coordinator for Normally, we need to house between 21 and 24 players. At ing style in its stellar 2006-11 players with members of the the Lightning. “Normally, this point last year, I think we had 14 players covered and era of three European titles has community. The program we need to house between this year we’ve only found homes for seven players.” been imitated by many teams affords players the chance to live in the area during the See LIGHTNING, B3 Erin Burtoft, host family coordinator for the Lightning See COMEBACKS, B3 B2 Friday, May 10, 2019 | DailyCommercial.com SCOREBOARD

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May 6: Milwaukee, 113-101 Through May 8: at Oakland Off Cleveland Off UPCOMING TOURNAMENTS Wednesday: Milwaukee, 116-91 SCORING GP G A PTS Interleague All times Eastern NBCSN — IndyCar Racing: INDYCAR Grand Prix, quali- Logan Couture, SJS 14 9 5 14 Philadelphia -143 at Kansas City +133 PGA TOUR fying, Indianapolis, Ind. TORONTO 3, PHILADELPHIA 2 Tomas Hertl, SJS 14 9 5 14 AT&T BYRON NELSON April 27: Toronto, 108-95 Mikko Rantanen, COL 12 6 8 14 NATIONAL BASKETBALL ASSOCIATION Site: Dallas 7 p.m. April 29: Philadelphia, 94-89 Brent Burns, SJS 14 5 9 14 PLAYOFFS Course: Trinity Forest GC. Yardage: 7,371. Par: 71. May 2: Philadelphia, 116-95 Nathan MacKinnon, COL 12 6 7 13 Today Purse: $7.9 million. Winner’s share: $1,422,000. FS1 — NASCAR Monster Energy Cup Series: qualifying, May 5: Toronto, 101-96 Brad Marchand, BOS 13 5 8 13 FAVORITE LINE O/U UNDERDOG Television: Thursday-today, 3:30-6:30 p.m. (Golf Kansas City, Mo. May 7: Toronto, 125-89 Mark Stone, VGK 7 6 6 12 at Houston 7½ 212½ Golden State Channel); Saturday-Sunday, 1-2:45 p.m. (Golf Thursday: at Philadelphia, late Erik Karlsson, SJS 14 0 12 12 Channel); 3-6 p.m. (CBS Sports). 8:30 p.m. x-Sunday: at Toronto, 7 p.m. NATIONAL HOCKEY LEAGUE Defending champion: Aaron Wise. FS1 — NASCAR Gander Outdoor Truck Series: The GOALS AGAINST AVERAGE STANLEY CUP PLAYOFFS FedEx Cup leader: Matt Kuchar. WESTERN CONFERENCE (Minimum of 6 games played) Saturday Last week: Max Homa won the Wells Fargo NASCAR Gander Outdoors Truck Series Race at Kansas, GOLDEN STATE 3, HOUSTON 2 TEAM GP MINS GA AVG. FAVORITE LINE UNDERDOG LINE Championship. Kansas City, Mo. April 28: Golden State, 104-100 Robin Lehner NYI 8 449 15 2.00 at San Jose -121 St. Louis +111 Notes: Brooks Koepka at No. 3 is the only player April 30: Golden State, 115-109 Tuukka Rask BOS 13 801 27 2.02 Updated odds available at Pregame.com from the top 10 in the world in the fi eld. Koepka, 5:55 a.m. (Saturday) May 4: Houston, 126-121, OT Ben Bishop DAL 13 810 30 2.22 who defends his PGA Championship title next May 6: at Houston, 112-108 Petr Mrazek CAR 9 540 20 2.22 week, prefers to play the week before a major. ESPN2 — Formula One: Spanish Grand Prix, practice Wednesday: Golden State, 104-99 Philipp Grubauer COL 12 731 28 2.30 TRANSACTIONS ... Jordan Spieth, who grew up in Dallas, tied for session 3, Barcelona Today: at Houston, 9:30 p.m. Jordan Binnington STL 13 804 32 2.39 16th in 2010 as a 16-year-old on a sponsor exemp- at Golden State, 3:30 p.m. Sergei Bobrovsky CLS 10 622 25 2.41 tion. That remains his best fi nish at his hometown x-Sunday: BASEBALL Connor Hellebuyck WPG 6 359 16 2.67 American League tournament. ... Retired Dallas Cowboys COLLEGE BASEBALL DENVER 3, PORTLAND 2 Braden Holtby WAS 7 448 20 2.67 NEW YORK YANKEES — Signed LHP Nestor quarterback and CBS football analyst Tony Romo April 29: Denver, 121-113 Marc-Andre Fleury VGK 7 466 21 2.70 Cortes, Jr. and selected him to the 25-man roster. received a sponsor’s exemption. He missed the 7 p.m. May 1: Portland, 97-90 Martin Jones SJS 14 794 36 2.72 Transferred RHP Dellin Betances to the 60-day IL. cut in his two previous PGA Tour events, both in SEC — Kentucky at South Carolina May 3: Portland, 140-137, 4OT Frederik Andersen TOR 7 413 19 2.75 TEXAS RANGERS — Activated 1B Ronald Guzmán the Dominican Republic. ... The fi eld features 12 May 5: Denver, 116-112 Pekka Rinne NSH 6 329 17 3.09 from 10-day IL. Placed RHP Shawn Kelley on of the top 50 players in the world, but only two 8 p.m. May 7: Denver, 124-98 10-day IL, retroactive to May 6. Recalled RHP from the top 20 — Koepka and Patrick Reed. ... Lucas Bjerregaard and Thorbjorn Olesen of ESPNU — Indiana at Michigan Thursday: at Portland, late PLAYOFF OVERTIME GOALS Wei-Chieh Huang from Nashville (PCL). x-Sunday: at Denver, 3:30, 7 or 9:30 p.m. First Round National League Denmark and Justin Harding of South Africa April 10: N.Y. Islanders 4, Pittsburgh 3, OT, Josh NEW YORK METS — Placed LHP Steven Matz on received exemptions. All three are in the PGA Bailey, 4:39. Championship fi eld next week. ... This is the COLLEGE SOFTBALL NBA PLAYOFF LEADERS the 10-day IL, retroactive to May 5. Through May 8: April 13: Washington 4, Carolina 3, OT, Brooks PITTSBURGH PIRATES — Selected the contract of second year at Trinity Forest. ... After the PGA 11 a.m. SCORING G FG FT PTS. AVG. Orpik, 1:48. RHP Montana DuRapau from Indianapolis (IL). Championship in New York, the PGA Tour returns Durant, GOL 11 122 100 376 34.2 April 13: Nashville 2, Dallas 1, OT, Craig Smith, SAN FRANCISCO GIANTS — Placed LHP Drew to the Dallas-Fort Worth area for the Colonial. BTN — Big 10 Tournament: Teams TBD, Second Round Harden, HOU 10 98 75 313 31.3 5:00. Pomeranz placed on 10-day IL and C Buster Next week: PGA Championship. 1 p.m. Leonard, TOR 10 112 61 312 31.2 April 13: Colorado 3, Calgary 2, OT, Nathan Posey placed on the 7-day concussion list. Online: www.pgatour.com Lillard, POR 10 98 63 296 29.6 MacKinnon, 8:27. Recalled C Aramis Garcia and RHP Tyler Beede ESPNU — Southland Tournament: Teams TBD, George, OKC 5 44 40 143 28.6 April 16: Winnipeg 2, St. Louis 1, OT, Kyle Connor, from Sacramento (PCL). WEB.COM TOUR Antetokounmpo, MIL 9 82 72 247 27.4 6:02 WASHINGTON NATIONALS — Agreed to terms KC GOLF CLASSIC Championship Overland Park, Kan. Jokic, DEN 12 111 54 294 24.5 April 17: Colorado 3, Calgary 2, OT, Mikko with OF Gerardo Parra on a one-year contract. Site: Nicklaus GC at LionsGate. FS2 — Big East Tournament: Villanova vs. St. John's, McCollum, POR 10 92 24 240 24.0 Rantanen, 10:23. Placed OF Andrew Stevenson on the 10-day IL, Course: Yardage: April 21: San Jose 2, Vegas 1, 2OT, Tomas Hertl, 7,251. Par: 72. Semifi nal Curry, GOL 11 83 53 258 23.5 retroactive to May 7. Westbrook, OKC 5 40 23 114 22.8 11:17 (sh). American Association Purse: $675,000. Winner’s share: $121,500. 1:30 p.m. DeRozan, SAN 7 58 38 154 22.0 April 22: Dallas 2, Nashville 1, OT, John Klingberg, TEXAS AIRHOGS — Signed OF Javion Randle and Television: None. Siakam, TOR 10 85 32 217 21.7 17:02. LHP Sean Stutzman. Defending champion: Zack Sucher. BTN — Big 10 Tournament: Teams TBD, Second Round Williams, LAC 6 45 34 130 21.7 April 23: San Jose 5, Vegas 4, OT, Barclay Points leader: Zhang Xinjun. Murray, DEN 12 96 40 257 21.4 Goodrow, 18:19. FOOTBALL Last week: Robby Shelton won the Nashville 4 p.m. Golf Open. Mitchell, UTA 5 36 24 107 21.4 April 24: Carolina 4 Washington 3, 2OT, Brock National Football League Next week: Knoxville Open. FS2 — Big East Tournament: Providence vs. DePaul, Irving, BOS 9 69 36 192 21.3 McGinn, 11:05 ATLANTA FALCONS — Agreed to terms with OT Online: www.pgatour.com/webcom LeVert, BRO 5 36 21 105 21.0 Conference Semifi nals Kaleb McGary and DB Kendall Sheffi eld. Semifi nal Embiid, PHL 9 57 61 184 20.4 April 25: Boston 3, Columbus 2, OT, Charlie BALTIMORE RAVENS — Named Pat Moriarty LPGA TOUR 4:30 p.m. Aldridge, SAN 7 55 27 140 20.0 Coyle, 5:15 senior vice president of football operations; Last week: Sei Young Kim won the LPGA Gallinari, LAC 6 39 28 119 19.8 April 26: Carolina 1, N.Y. Islanders 0, OT, Jordan Joe Hortiz director of player personnel; George BTN — Big 10 Tournament: Teams TBD, Second Round Mediheal Championship. Russell, BRO 5 37 11 97 19.4 Staal, 4:04 Kokinis director of player personnel; Chad Next tournament: Pure Silk Championship on ESPN2 — SEC Tournament: Teams TBD, Semifi nal Butler, PHL 10 65 51 192 19.2 April 27: Columbus 3, Boston 2, 2OT, Matt Alexander assistant director of pro & college May 23-26. Middleton, MIL 9 54 36 172 19.1 Duchene, 3:42. personnel; Mark Azevedo player personnel Race to CME Globe leader: Jin Young Ko. 7 p.m. Gordon, HOU 10 63 24 187 18.7 May 6 — Colorado 4, San Jose 3, OT, Gabriel coordinator; Jameel McClain director of player Online: www.lpga.com BTN — Big 10 Tournament: Teams TBD, Second Round Harrell, LAC 6 46 18 110 18.3 Landeskog, 2:32 engagement; Vincent Newsome senior player Bogdanovic, IND 4 25 15 72 18.0 May 7 — St. Louis 2, Dallas 1, 2OT, Pat Maroon, personnel executive; David McDonald director ESPN2 — SEC Tournament: Teams TBD, Semifi nal Jackson, DET 4 28 6 71 17.8 5:50 of research and development; Joey Cleary PGA CHAMPIONSHIP Facts and fi gures for the PGA Championship: Thompson, GOL 11 75 14 192 17.5 Northeast area scout; Nick Matteo director of 101st PGA Championship. Bledsoe, MIL 9 56 20 144 16.0 football administration and Sarah Snyder director Event: May 16-19. CURLING (MEN'S) Paul, HOU 10 55 36 160 16.0 SOCCER of sports nutrition. Dates: Bethpage State Park (Black Course). Harris, PHL 10 60 17 155 15.5 CAROLINA PANTHERS — Named Mark Carrier Site: 8:30 p.m. 7,459 yards. Rubio, UTA 5 28 17 77 15.4 MAJOR LEAGUE SOCCER executive director of football staff; Rob Rogers Length: Par: 35-35—70. NBCSN — World Cup Grand Final: Grand Final of the Evans, IND 4 21 8 61 15.2 All times Eastern executive director of player fi nance and football Field: 156 players (136 tour pros, 20 club pros). Tatum, BOS 9 49 29 137 15.2 EASTERN CONFERENCE research; Jeff Morrow executive director of player inaugural World Cup, China Prize money: TBA ($11 million in 2018). Gordon, ORL 5 29 10 76 15.2 W L T PTS GF GA personnel; Eric Stokes director of college scout- Winner’s share: TBA ($1.98 million in 2018). White, SAN 7 41 19 106 15.1 Philadelphia 6 3 2 20 21 11 ing; and Chris Herbert director of video. Defending champion: Brooks Koepka. Kennard, DET 4 23 5 60 15.0 D.C. United 6 3 2 20 16 11 MIAMI DOLPHINS — Signed OL Jordan Mills to a Last year: Koepka blocked out the cheers for a GOLF Millsap, DEN 12 66 35 178 14.8 Montreal 6 4 2 20 14 17 one-year contract. charging Tiger Woods with two birdies on the Dinwiddie, BRO 5 27 10 73 14.6 Toronto FC 5 3 1 16 21 15 SEATTLE SEAHAWKS — Released WR Doug 5:30 a.m. back nine at Bellerive for a 4-under 66 and a Drummond, DET 4 24 9 57 14.2 Columbus 5 6 1 16 12 15 Baldwin and S Kam Chancellor. two-shot victory over Woods. In oppressive heat GOLF — European Tour Golf: British Masters, second Harris, DEN 12 62 28 169 14.1 New York City FC 3 1 6 15 13 12 TAMPA BAY BUCCANEERS — Signed CB Sean in St. Louis, Koepka fi nished at 264 to set the PGA Brown, BOS 9 44 23 125 13.9 Atlanta 4 3 2 14 11 8 Murphy-Bunting, LB Anthony Nelson, PK Matt round, England Championship record and tie Henrik Stenson Horford, BOS 9 46 15 125 13.9 Chicago 3 4 4 13 17 13 Gay, WR Scotty Miller and DL Terry Beckner Jr. (2016 British Open) for lowest 72-hole score at all 10:30 a.m. Schroder, OKC 5 25 13 69 13.8 Orlando City 3 4 3 12 13 16 TENNESSEE TITANS — Signed RB Alex Barnes, majors. Koepka became only the fi fth player to Kanter, POR 10 55 26 137 13.7 New York Red Bulls 3 5 2 11 13 13 DE Amani Bledsoe, CB Hamp Cheevers, T Cody GOLF — European Tour Golf: British Masters, second win the U.S. Open and PGA Championship in the Gilgeous-Alexander, LA 6 28 17 82 13.7 Cincinnati 2 7 2 8 8 17 Conway, S Jonathan Crawford, T A.T. Hall, NT same year, and the fi rst since Woods in 2000. Morris, BOS 9 41 23 123 13.7 New England 2 8 2 8 11 30 Braxton Hoyett, DT Isaiah Mack, WR Anthony round, England Tiger Woods ended 11 years without Redick, PHL 10 45 14 133 13.3 Ratliff-Williams, LB Derick Roberson, CB Taj-Amir Tiger Tales: a major by winning the Masters for his 15th 12 p.m. Simmons, PHL 10 59 15 133 13.3 WESTERN CONFERENCE Torres and WR Isaac Zico. major, three behind the record held by Jack Hollis-Jefferson, BRO 4 16 20 53 13.2 W L T PTS GF GA WASHINGTON REDSKINS — Signed QB Dwayne GOLF — PGA Tour Champions Golf: Regions Tradition, Nicklaus. A victory would tie him with Nicklaus Los Angeles FC 7 1 3 24 26 8 Haskins, RB Bryce Love, G Wes Martin, C Ross with fi ve PGA titles. second round, Hoover, Alaska FIELD GOAL PCT. FG FGA PCT. LA Galaxy 7 3 1 22 18 14 Pierschbacher, LB Cole Holcomb, WR Kelvin Grand Slam: Jordan Spieth gets his third attempt Harrell, LAC 46 63 .730 Houston 6 1 1 19 17 9 Harmon, CB Jimmy Moreland and LB Jordan 3:30 p.m. at winning the PGA Championship to become Adams, OKC 28 42 .667 Seattle 5 1 4 19 19 13 Brailford. the sixth player with the career Grand Slam. He GOLF — PGA Tour Golf: AT&T Byron Nelson, second Favors, UTA 23 36 .639 FC Dallas 5 3 2 17 15 11 Canadian Football League tied for 28th and tied for 12th in his previous two Simmons, PHL 59 98 .602 Minnesota United 4 3 3 15 19 16 EDMONTON ESKIMOS — Named Derek Oswalt round, Dallas, Texas attempts. Allen, BRO 19 32 .594 San Jose 3 5 2 11 13 19 defensive assistant coach. Announced the Move to May: The PGA Championship moves to Gobert, UTA 19 32 .594 Real Salt Lake 3 6 1 10 12 18 resignation of defensive assistant coach William May for the fi rst time since 1949. Capela, HOU 41 71 .577 Portland 3 5 1 10 13 20 Fields to become the defensive backs coach for Bethpage champions: Tiger Woods (2002 U.S. MLB BASEBALL Leonard, TOR 112 195 .574 Sporting Kansas City 2 3 4 10 19 18 Tampa (XFL). Open), Lucas Glover (2009 U.S. Open), Nick Hill, MIL 41 75 .547 Vancouver 2 5 3 9 10 14 WINNIPEG BLUE BOMBERS — Signed WR Lucky 2 p.m. Watney (2012 Barclays), Patrick Reed (2016 White, SAN 41 75 .547 Colorado 0 8 2 2 14 27 Whitehead. Barclays). MLB — Milwaukee at Chicago Cubs 3 points for a victory, one point for a tie REBOUNDS G OFF DEF TOT. AVG. HOCKEY Key statistic: Brooks Koepka is a combined 7 p.m. 47-under par in his last fi ve PGA Championship Jokic, DEN 12 48 109 157 13.1 Wednesday’s Games National Hockey League appearances. MLB — Seattle at Boston OR NY Yankees at Tampa Bay Drummond, DET 4 20 32 52 13.0 Atlanta 2, Toronto FC 0 DETROIT RED WINGS — Signed D Dylan McIlrath Noteworthy: None of the fi ve players with the Antetokounmpo, MIL 9 19 83 102 11.3 Columbus 3, LA Galaxy 1 to a two-year contract extension. SUN — NY Yankees at Tampa Bay career Grand Slam completed it at the PGA Capela, HOU 10 35 68 103 10.3 Chicago 5, New England 0 ECHL Championship. Embiid, PHL 9 18 74 92 10.2 Montreal 2, New York 1 READING ROYALS — Agreed to terms with Quoteworthy: “We thought it was smart. It looks Gobert, UTA 5 23 28 51 10.2 Today’s Game coach and director of hockey operations Kirk brilliant now.” — PGA of America chief executive NBA BASKETBALL Kanter, POR 10 33 67 100 10.0 Portland at Vancouver, 10 p.m. MacDonald on a two-year extension through the Seth Waugh on the PGA Championship moving to Aldridge, SAN 7 19 48 67 9.6 Saturday’s Games 2020-21 season. 9 p.m. May in a year that Tiger Woods won the Masters. Green, GOL 11 26 75 101 9.2 Montreal at Cincinnati, 1 p.m. Television: Thursday and Friday, 2 p.m. to 8 p.m. ESPN — NBA Playoff: Golden State at Houston, West Harris, PHL 10 9 82 91 9.1 New York Red Bulls at FC Dallas, 2 p.m. SOCCER (TNT); Saturday and Sunday, 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. Philadelphia at Toronto FC, 3 p.m. Semifi nals, Game 6 Major League Soccer (TNT), 2 p.m. to 7 p.m. (CBS Sports). ASSISTS G AST AVG. New York City FC at LA Galaxy, 4 p.m. NEW ENGLAND REVOLUTION — Fired coach Westbrook, OKC 5 53 10.6 Los Angeles FC at Columbus, 7:30 p.m. Brad Friedel. Named Mike Lapper interim coach. Jokic, DEN 12 108 9.0 San Jose at New England, 7:30 p.m. Announced assistant coach Marcelo Neveleff will Rubio, UTA 5 43 8.6 Minnesota United at Chicago, 8 p.m. remain with the team through June 2, then join AUTO RACING IN BRIEF Green, GOL 11 89 8.1 Real Salt Lake at Colorado, 9 p.m. the Dominican Football Federation as its technical Williams, LAC 6 46 7.7 Houston at Seattle, 10 p.m. director and coach of the Under-23 team. UPCOMING RACES Lowry, TOR 10 73 7.3 Sunday’s Games NEW YORK RED BULLS — Signed M Alex Muyl to All times Eastern OAKLAND, CALIF. Irving, BOS 9 63 7.0 Orlando City at Atlanta, 2:30 p.m. a multiyear contract. NASCAR MONSTER ENERGY CUP Jackson, DET 4 28 7.0 Sporting Kansas City at D.C. United, 7 p.m. SPORTING KANSAS CITY — Acquired M Benny DIGITAL ALLY 400 Warriors’ Durant out for rest of West semifi nals Harden, HOU 10 68 6.8 Wednesday, May 15 Feilhaber from Colorado for D Abdul Rwatubyaye, Site: Kansas City, Kansas. Simmons, PHL 10 61 6.1 D.C. United at Toronto FC, 8 p.m. a 2019 international roster slot, $50,000 in Schedule: Today, practice, 12:35 p.m., practice, Portland at Houston, 8:30 p.m. targeted allocation money (TAM), and a 2020 2:35 p.m. (FS1), qualifying, 7:05 p.m. (FS1); Kevin Durant will miss the remainder of the Golden LONGEST NBA PLAYOFF GAMES Atlanta at Vancouver, 10 p.m. second-round MLS SuperDraft pick. Saturday, race, 7:30 p.m., FS1. State Warriors’ Western Conference semifinals against A list of the longest games in NBA Playoff history: Orlando City at Seattle, 10:30 p.m. Track: Kansas Speedway (oval, 1.5 miles). May 3, 2019 — Portland 140, Denver 137, 4OT, Thursday, May 16 COLLEGES Race distance: 400.5 miles, 267 laps. the Houston Rockets with a strained right calf. Western Conference semifi nals FC Dallas at Los Angeles FC, 10 p.m. ATLANTIC COAST CONFERENCE — Named Last year: Kevin Harvick won from the pole. March 21, 1953 — Boston 111, Syracuse 105, 4OT, Saturday, May 18 Eric SanInocencio associate commissioner for Last race: Martin Truex Jr. notched his second win An MRI exam Thursday confirmed the Warriors’ ini- Eastern Division semifi nals New England at Montreal, 1 p.m. strategic digital media. in three races on Monday at Dover. tial diagnosis announced during Wednesday’s 104-99 April 27, 2013 — Chicago 142, Brooklyn 134, 3OT, Toronto FC at Real Salt Lake, 3 p.m. CONNECTICUT COLLEGE — Named Tim Fast facts: Truex won a rain-delayed race by a Eastern Conference fi rst round Chicago at San Jose, 3:30 p.m. Sweeney men’s basketball coach. whopping 9.5 seconds, even though he had to win at Oracle Arena. May 9, 2011 — Oklahoma City 133, Memphis 123, Seattle at Philadelphia, 7:30 p.m. MICHIGAN STATE — Announced P Jake start at the rear of the fi eld after two pre-race The team has returned to Houston for Game 6 on 3OT, Western Conference semifi nals Columbus at Minnesota United, 8 p.m. Hartbarger and WR Brandon Sowards were inspection failures. Alex Bowman was second April 30, 2009 — Chicago 128, Boston 127, 3OT, D.C. United at Houston, 8:30 p.m. granted a sixth season of eligibility by the NCAA. and Kyle Larson fi nished third, his fi rst top-fi ve Friday but Durant stayed behind in the Bay Area to Eastern Conference fi rst round Vancouver at Sporting Kansas City, 8:30 p.m. NYU — Named Elise Gibbs men’s & women’s fi nish in 2019. ...Harvick’s win at the spring race undergo treatment. He is scheduled to be re-evaluated May 14, 2004 — New Jersey 127, Detroit 120, 3OT, Sunday, May 19 assistant swimming coach. in Kansas in 2018 was his second victory in a row. Eastern Confernce semifi nals Cincinnati at Orlando City, 3 p.m. SIENA — Named Greg Fahey director of men’s Harvick took fi rst at Dover the previous weekend. next week, meaning if there is a decisive Game 7 in the June 18, 1993 — Phoenix 129, Chicago 121, 3OT, Los Angeles FC at FC Dallas, 3 p.m. basketball operations. Next race: Monster Energy Open & All Star Race, NBA Finals Atlanta at New York Red Bulls, 5 p.m. May 18, Charlotte Motor Speedway, Concord, series Sunday he would be out of that one as well. The June 4, 1976 — Boston 128, Phoenix 126, 3OT, Colorado at LA Galaxy, 8 p.m. North Carolina. Warriors lead the series 3-2. NBA Finals GOLF Online: www.nascar.com NATIONAL WOMEN’S NASCAR XFINITY SOCCER LEAGUE PGA CHAMPIONS TOUR PRO HOCKEY All times Eastern Last race: Christopher Bell won his third race of DENVER REGIONS TRADITION W L T PTS GF GA the season. Thursday’s leaders at Trinity Forest GC (Founders Posey on concussion list after hit in helmet Utah 3 0 0 9 3 0 Next race: Alsco 300, May 25, Charlotte Motor NHL course), Birmingham, Ala. North Carolina 2 0 2 8 10 2 Speedway. STANLEY CUP PLAYOFFS Purse: $2.4 million. Yardage: 7,299; Par: 72 Houston 2 1 1 7 4 5 Online: www.nascar.com All times Eastern (36-36) The San Francisco Giants placed catcher Buster Portland 1 0 2 5 8 6 SECOND ROUND Partial First Round Chicago 1 1 2 5 8 6 NASCAR GANDER OUTDOORS TRUCK (Best-of-7; x-if necessary) Billy Andrade 35-33—68 Posey on the seven-day concussion list after a foul ball Washington 1 1 1 4 2 1 DIGITAL ALLY 250 CONFERENCE SEMIFINALS Willie Wood 34-35—69 Reign FC 0 1 3 2 2 5 Site: Kansas City, Kansas. hit his helmet on Sunday. EASTERN CONFERENCE Mike Goodes 36-34—70 Sky Blue FC 0 2 2 2 2 5 Schedule: Today, practice, 9:35 & 11:35 a.m., BOSTON 4, COLUMBUS 2 Michael Bradley 36-35—71 Posey said he was hit in the fourth inning of the game Orlando 0 4 1 1 1 10 qualifying, 5:05 p.m. (FS1), race, 8:30 p.m., FS1. April 25: Boston, 3-2, OT Stephen Ames 36-35—71 against the Cincinnati Reds. He played in Tuesday’s April 27: Columbus, 3-2, 2OT 3 points for a victory, one point for a tie Track: Kansas Speedway. Scott Parel 36-35—71 Race distance: 250.5 miles, 167 laps. April 30: Columbus, 2-1 Kent Jones 35-37—72 game against the Colorado Rockies. Saturday’s Games Last year: Noah Gragson swept the pole and May 2: Boston, 4-1 Spike McRoy 38-35—73 Washington at Sky Blue FC, 3 p.m. the race. It’s Posey’s second time on the concussion list. He May 4: Boston, 4-3 Gary Hallberg 36-37—73 Houston at Utah, 3:30 p.m. Last race: Johnny Sauter snapped Kyle Busch’s May 6: Boston, 3-0 Jeff Sluman 38-35—73 missed seven games because of a concussion in 2017. Portland at Orlando, 7:30 p.m. four-race win streak in Delaware. Lee Janzen 36-38—74 Sunday’s Game Fast facts: Sauter got hot around this time a year Manager Bruce Bochy said the team is being more vigi- CAROLINA 4, N.Y. ISLANDERS 0 Rocco Mediate 35-39—74 April 26: Carolina, 1-0, OT North Carolina at Chicago, 6 p.m. ago as well. He sandwiched three wins in four Colin Montgomerie 37-37—74 starts and fi nished fi fth at Kansas. Sauter has also lant because Posey has suffered multiple concussions April 28: Carolina, 2-1 Retief Goosen 38-36—74 Carolina, 5-2 CHAMPIONS LEAGUE won three straight races at Dover in the truck in his career. May 1: Steve Flesch 37-38—75 May 3: Carolina, 5-2 All times Eastern (home teams listed fi rst) series. ...Brett Moffi tt, who fi nished second last Tim Petrovic 39-36—75 weekend, has four top-fi ve fi nishes and a pole this SEMIFINALS Tommy Armour III 38-38—76 WESTERN CONFERENCE FIRST LEG season, but he hasn’t won a race yet. Moffi tt had MADRID six victories and won the championship in 2018. ST. LOUIS 4, DALLAS 3 April 30 LEADERBOARD Tottenham (England) 0, Ajax (Netherlands) 1 Next race: North Carolina Education Lottery 200, Federer outlasts Monfi ls to reach Madrid quarters April 25: St. Louis, 3-2 Golfer Score Thru April 27: Dallas, 4-2 May 1 May 17, Charlotte Motor Speedway. Glen Day -7 16 Online: www.nascar.com April 29: St. Louis, 4-3 Barcelona (Spain) 3, Liverpool (England) 0 Miguel Angel Jiménez -5 17 May 1: Dallas, 4-2 SECOND LEG Roger Federer had to save two match points before David Toms -5 13 FORMULA ONE May 3: Dallas, 2-1 May 7 Billy Andrade -4 F reaching the quarterfinals of the Madrid Open with May 5: St. Louis, 4-1 Liverpool (England) 4, Barcelona (Spain) 0, SPANISH GRAND PRIX Willie Wood -3 F Site: Barcelona. May 7: St. Louis, 2-1, 2OT Liverpool advances on 4-3 aggregate Bernhard Langer -3 17 a 6-0, 4-6, 7-6 (3) win over a gritty Gael Monfils on Wednesday Schedule: Today, practice, 5 a.m. (ESPN2), Steve Jones -3 15 practice, 9 a.m. (ESPNU); Saturday, practice, 6 Thursday. SAN JOSE 4, COLORADO 3 Ajax (Netherlands) 2, Tottenham (England) Steve Stricker -3 13 April 26: San Jose, 5-2 3, 3-3 aggregate; Tottenham advances on 3-1 a.m. (ESPN2), qualifying, 9 a.m. (ESPN2); Sunday, In only his second match on clay since 2016, Federer April 27: Colorado, 4-3 away goals race, 9:10 a.m., ESPN2. EUROPEAN TOUR Track: Catalunya Circuit (2.89 miles). rallied from three games down late in the third set and April 30: San Jose, 4-2 BRITISH MASTERS CHAMPIONSHIP Race distance: 190.8 miles, 66 laps. May 2: Colorado, 3-0 Thursday’s leaders at Hillside Golf Club, then dominated the deciding tiebreaker to outlast Mon- Saturday, June 1 Last year: Lewis Hamilton won from the pole. May 4: San Jose, 2-1 Southport, England Colorado, 4-3, OT At Madrid Last race: Valtteri Bottas took fi rst in Baku for his fils in a match of more than two hours at the Magic Box May 6: Purse: $3.9 million. Yardage: 6,953; Par: 72 Liverpool (England) vs. Tottenham (England), second victory of the season. Wednesday: San Jose, 3-2 First Round center court. 3 p.m. Fast facts: Hamilton is a good bet to win the Matthew Jordan, England 63 race if he wins the pole in Barcelona. The British CONFERENCE FINALS Matt Wallace, England 65 It was the 1,200th career win for Federer, allowing (Best-of-7; x-if necessary) driver has done so three times in the last fi ve Marcus Kinhult, Sweden 65 years, and he won the event each time. ...Michael him to join Jimmy Connors as the only players to have EASTERN CONFERENCE ODDS Robert Karlsson, Sweden 66 BOSTON VS. CAROLINA Schumacher holds the circuit record with four reached the milestone in the Open Era. Lee Westwood, England 66 consecutive victories from the pole from 2001-04. Thursday: at Boston, late PREGAME.COM LINE Thomas Detry, Belgium 66 at Boston, 3 p.m. ...Daniel Ricciardo set the lap record at 1 minute, Top-ranked Novak Djokovic, second-seeded Rafael Sunday: MAJOR LEAGUE BASEBALL Richie Ramsay, Scotland 66 at Carolina, 8 p.m. 18.44 seconds last season. But he fi nished the Tuesday: Today Sean Crocker, United States 67 Nadal and defending champion Alexander Zverev also at Carolina, 8 p.m. race in fi fth place. Thursday, May 16: National League Jack Singh Brar, England 67 x-Saturday, May 18: at Boston, 7:15 p.m. Next race: Monaco Grand Prix, May 26, Monaco advanced to the last eight on Thursday. FAVORITE LINE UNDERDOG LINE Michael Hoey, England 68 x-Monday, May 20: at Carolina, 8 p.m. Circuit, Monte Carlo, Monaco. The Associated Press at Chicago -128 Milwaukee +118 Andrew Johnston, England 68 Online: www.formula1.com DailyCommercial.com | Friday, May 10, 2019 B3

holes to top the Regions Tradi- COMEBACKS GOLF tion leaderboard Thursday when bad weather halted the From Page B1 From Page B1 opening round of the fi rst PGA Tour Champions major of the year. After a two-tee start since. round. Fellow Englishman Matt to try to beat the weather, Attack is now the best form Wallace and Marcus Kinhult of lightning stopped play just of defense. And look what is Sweden were tied for second after noon when Day was happening as a result. place. Jordan turned profes- aiming for his second straight sional in September 2018 after long birdie putt on Greystone’s LOST ART OF a stellar amateur career which Founders Course. Tour offi cials DEFENDING saw him reach fi fth in the world announced more than four rankings. He is from nearby hours later that the fi rst round Where are those warrior Hoylake, a seaside town which would resume early Friday. defenders of old, the ones is one of the British Open hosts. Defending champion Miguel who loved nothing more than Tottenham players celebrate after scoring their third goal during “I’ve known him for a long time, Angel Jimenez and David backs-to-the-wall efforts? the Champions League semifi nal second leg soccer match we all know what he’s capable Toms were two strokes back. There are exceptions, of against Ajax on Wednesday in Amsterdam, Netherlands. [AP of,” said Tommy Fleetwood, Jimenez played 17 holes, and course — Giorgio Chiellini of PHOTO/PETER DEJONG] who was fi ve shots off the lead Toms fi nished 13. Day made a Juventus and Virgil van Dijk after an opening 68. Jordan’s third straight birdie on No. 16 of Liverpool. But defend- Basten at age 28, are cited as PRESSING PLAY best result to date is a tie for and was lining up for a shot ing seems to be a lost art of inspiring the move to pro- seventh in a Challenge Tour at another one when play was soccer. tect creative players in the The slow, methodical play event in Turkey two weeks suspended. Day predicted that Full backs are now largely a 1990s. Tackles from behind from defense that seemed ago when he carded a second- “the scores will go way low” key outlet in a team's attack. were punished more quickly key to European success round 62. His career earnings of before the tournament is over Many center backs are cul- and severely. Sliding tackles decades ago belongs in a $74,000 are dwarfed by the fi rst — weather permitting. “Now, tured passers rather than or with studs raised are now museum. prize of $650,000 on offer this if we want to call the tourna- obdurate stoppers — see rarer. A typically old-school week. Jordan is currently rely- ment right now, I’m all for it,” Aymeric Laporte at Man- Constantly adapting team has not won the Cham- ing on invitations after failing he said, laughing. “I mean, we chester City and Clement the offside law has helped pions League since Inter to advance beyond the second can call it now. But if we get Lenglet at Barcelona. attackers — a trend acceler- Milan in 2010. stage of the qualifying school in four rounds, there will be a How much time do top ated by video review, which UEFA's technical analysis but Fleetwood, who is hosting lot of birdies made. “Plus, with European teams spend prac- was introduced in the Cham- of the last season's Champi- this British Masters, insisted the weather that’s coming in, ticing defending? More to the pions League round of 16 in ons League calls the modern on leaving the decision over the golf course will be soft, the point, why would they when February. way of harassing defenders who received them this week to greens will be holding. They many of their games, domes- Offside flags are raised less close to their own goal "the European Tour offi cials despite just fi rmed up a little bit and tically and in Europe, are so often, letting play develop, Guardiola effect." the pair’s friendship. “I knew they’re going to be really good. one-sided given the gulf in because a goal can be disal- Liverpool coach Juergen one of his good friends who I think the scores will go way finances between soccer's lowed later. Officials want Klopp's "heavy metal" brand played with him in the England low.” Day is seeking his fi rst rich and poor? to avoid wrongly stopping also stresses quick recovery squad and I said cheekily could win on the senior tour. His only promising attacks, which of the ball and fast-break I play with Tommy if I ever get PGA Tour victory came in 1999. RULES CHANGES means more goal-scoring attacks. the chance,” Jordan said. “We Jimenez, who started on the chances can be created. Defenders make more played a couple of times at 10th hole, shot 37 on the fi rst It's the law. There are just Video review has encour- errors in more dangerous Hoylake and he’s a really, really nine. He then had birdies on six 17 sections in the Laws of the aged awarding penalties — in positions, so teams know nice guy. I got the invitation on of his next seven. He won his Game that govern soccer, but part because slow motion they can score at a faster rate. Sunday and I’m very thank- fi rst senior major last year at they can be modified each magnifies any incident — UEFA noted last season ful to have the opportunity.” the Regions Tradition, when he year. Changes usually help and defenders seem more that "50% of goals were Lee Westwood birdied six of held or shared the lead after attacking play. hesitant in the penalty area. scored as a result of ball- his fi rst seven holes before all four rounds. Billy Andrade Ankle injuries, which It adds up to more winning in the attacking having to settle for a 66 and a fi nished with a 4-under 68 after ended the career of the great goal-scoring chances and third." tie for fourth place with Richie posting six birdies and a pair Netherlands, Ajax and AC confidence to chase down a Those three-goal leads Ramsay, Robert Karlsson and of bogeys. Two-time champion Milan forward Marco van lead. look less secure. Thomas Detry. Bernhard Langer, winner of a PGA TOUR CHAMPIONS: Glen record 10 senior major champi- Day was 7 under through 16 onships, was 3 under with one

day playing professional expected to treat each host LIGHTNING baseball.” family and their homes with Because the Lightning respect and be role models Mount Dora Christian From Page B1 have never been in this in the community. When Academy’s Ari Miller (3) situation before, with so a player agrees to play in pitches at a Class 2A many players still needing the FCSL, he is expected to regional semifi nal game 21 and 24 players. At this summer homes, Burtoft maintain “impeccable moral against Merritt Island point last year, I think we said the organization has standards” and conduct Christian School on Thursday had 14 players covered and begun discussions with themselves as young adults. in Mount Dora. Miller this year we’ve only found Beacon College about using “If a player’s actions — on fi nished with a perfect game. homes for seven players. its dormitories. and off the field — are not [PAUL RYAN / CORRESPONDENT] “Hosting a player is not That process, however, has congruent with our stan- very hard or even time con- just begun and time is run- dards or the leagues, we suming and it’s a great way ning short. Burtoft said she will ask them to pack their Both runners on base ahead to have a positive influence is unsure what will happen to bags and return to their MDCA of Wright — Brooke Mills, in our community.” any Lightning player unable homes,” said Burtoft. “We who hit for Libby Levendoski, Host families are expected to be housed locally; the FCSL believe that living in a fam- From Page B1 and Emily Allen — scored and to provide each player they has its own host family pro- ily’s home is a privilege that Wright easily outraced the house with a room and a gram, but that could require players should respect and throw home. bed, access to a washer that players make lengthy appreciate.” many starts. She also turned MDCA finished with 10 hits. and dryer, along with food drives to and from games, Area families — in Lees- the trick at home on April 23, Allen and Wright had two hits for breakfast and lunch — sometimes late at night on burg and throughout Lake when the Bulldogs blasted apiece. Allen and Darian Pippin many players eat dinner unfamiliar roads. and Sumter counties — who Ocala Trinity Catholic 15-0. scored two runs apiece. at the ballpark after games “We would much rather are interested in becoming Miller improved to 8-0 on Ten different Bulldogs or on their way home from have our kids — our players a host family for a Lees- the season and lowered her crossed the plate. the ballpark — and a bath- — in local homes,” Burtoft burg Lightning player this ERA to a microscopic 0.66. With the win, MDCA room to take care of their said. “That way, they have a summer can contact Bur- After a scoreless first advanced to Tuesday’s Class daily needs. They are not chance to become part of the toft at lightningmomerin@ inning, the Bulldogs, who 2A-Region 2 championship expected to provide players community. I really think gmail.com for more infor- improved to 24-4 on the game where it will host Deltona with transportation to and that’s what has always made mation about the program. season, found their stroke. Trinity Christian, which upset from games or around the our host family program so Players are expected to Back-to-back bunt singles by Vero Beach Master’s Academy community. special; our players often begin arriving the last week Miller and Tootie Todd sparked 13-1 in Thursday’s second “It’s just like when your go out and have a positive of May. MDCA and led to a five-run Region 2 semifinal game. children come home from impact in the community The Leesburg Lightning inning. The Bulldogs added The Bulldogs beat Trinity college for the summer,” by working with our young- will kick off its 13th season a solo run in the third and six Christian in both meetings this said Burtoft, who is also a sters on their baseball skills. in the FCSL on June 1 when more in the fourth, including season — once in the regular host family. “I really enjoy “We feel the better the it hosts the Winter Garden Wright’s round-tripper to seal season and in last week’s Class getting to know these kids. ‘home’ environment, the Squeeze at 7 p.m. at Pat the win. 2A-District 3 championship They’re great young men better — and more enjoyable Thomas Stadium-Buddy With two runners on, game — by 15-0 scores each and this is in opportu- — each players’ experience Lowe Field. As always, Wright ripped a drive down time. nity to help them possibly will be with us.” Lightning home games are the first base line all the way Game time for Tuesday’s achieve their dreams of one Burtoft said players are free admission. into the right-field corner. title clash is 7 p.m. B4 Friday, May 10, 2019 | DailyCommercial.com

MAJOR LEAGUE BASEBALL

AMERICAN LEAGUE NATIONAL LEAGUE SCORES/SCHEDULE (all times Eastern)

EAST DIVISION EAST DIVISION THURSDAY’S GAMES SATURDAY’S GAMES TEAM W L PCT. GB WCGB L10 STR HOME AWAY TEAM W L PCT. GB WCGB L10 STR HOME AWAY American League American League Tampa Bay 23 13 .639 — — 6-4 L-1 11-8 12-5 Philadelphia 21 15 .583 — — 7-3 W-2 14-7 7-8 Cleveland 5, Chicago White Sox 0, 5 inn. Seattle at Boston, 1:05 p.m. New York 21 15 .583 2 — 6-4 L-1 12-9 9-6 Atlanta 18 19 .486 3½ 3 5-5 L-3 10-10 8-9 L.A. Angels 13, Detroit 0 Detroit at Minnesota, 2:10 p.m., G1 Boston 19 19 .500 5 2 8-2 W-2 8-7 11-12 New York 17 20 .459 4½ 4 3-7 L-1 7-8 10-12 Seattle at N.Y. Yankees, late Chicago White Sox at Toronto, 3:07 p.m. Toronto 15 22 .405 8½ 5½ 2-8 L-5 7-11 8-11 Washington 14 22 .389 7 6½ 2-8 L-4 7-11 7-11 Texas at Houston, late Cleveland at Oakland, 4:05 p.m. Baltimore 13 24 .351 10½ 7½ 3-7 L-2 5-13 8-11 Miami 10 27 .270 11½ 11 2-8 L-3 6-15 4-12 L.A. Angels at Baltimore, 4:05 p.m. National League N.Y. Yankees at Tampa Bay, 6:10 p.m. CENTRAL DIVISION CENTRAL DIVISION Chicago Cubs 4, Miami 1 Detroit at Minnesota, 8:10 p.m., G2 TEAM W L PCT GB WCGB L10 STR HOME AWAY TEAM W L PCT GB WCGB L10 STR HOME AWAY Colorado 12, San Francisco 11 Texas at Houston, 8:10 p.m. Minnesota 23 12 .657 — — 7-3 W-3 11-5 12-7 Chicago 22 13 .629 — — 9-1 W-3 13-5 9-8 Pittsburgh at St. Louis, late Cleveland 20 16 .556 3½ — 5-5 W-2 11-7 9-9 Milwaukee 23 16 .590 1 — 8-2 W-6 16-8 7-8 Atlanta at Arizona, late National League Detroit 16 18 .471 6½ 3 4-6 L-1 9-8 7-10 St. Louis 21 16 .568 2 — 4-6 L-2 13-6 8-10 Washington at L.A. Dodgers, late Pittsburgh at St. Louis, 2:15 p.m. Chicago 16 20 .444 7½ 4 4-6 L-2 8-10 8-10 Pittsburgh 17 16 .515 4 2 5-5 L-1 9-9 8-7 Milwaukee at Chicago Cubs, 2:20 p.m. Kansas City 13 25 .342 11½ 8 4-6 L-1 8-11 5-14 Cincinnati 16 22 .421 7½ 5½ 4-6 W-1 9-8 7-14 Interleague Miami at N.Y. Mets, 7:10 p.m. Cincinnati 3, Oakland 0 Atlanta at Arizona, 8:10 p.m. WEST DIVISION WEST DIVISION San Diego at Colorado, 8:10 p.m. TEAM W L PCT GB WCGB L10 STR HOME AWAY TEAM W L PCT GB WCGB L10 STR HOME AWAY Cincinnati at San Francisco, 9:05 p.m. Houston 22 15 .595 — — 6-4 W-1 12-4 10-11 Los Angeles 25 14 .641 — — 7-3 W-3 15-4 10-10 Washington at L.A. Dodgers, 9:10 p.m. Seattle 20 19 .513 3 1½ 2-8 W-1 7-11 13-8 Arizona 21 16 .568 3 — 5-5 W-1 7-7 14-9 Texas 17 17 .500 3½ 2 5-5 W-1 12-7 5-10 San Diego 21 17 .553 3½ ½ 5-5 W-1 10-11 11-6 Interleague Los Angeles 17 20 .459 5 3½ 6-4 W-1 11-9 6-11 Colorado 17 20 .459 7 4 4-6 W-1 7-10 10-10 Philadelphia at Kansas City, 7:15 p.m. Oakland 17 22 .436 6 4½ 3-7 L-1 12-9 5-13 San Francisco 16 21 .432 8 5 5-5 L-1 7-9 9-12

BOX SCORES TODAY’S PITCHING COMPARISON

ANGELS 13, TIGERS 0 Santana 1b 3 0 1 0 0 0 .293 REDS 3, ATHLETICS 0 Solano 2b 3 0 1 1 0 0 .333 NATIONAL LEAGUE LOS ANGELES AB R H BI BB SO AVG. Luplow cf 3 2 2 2 0 1 .273 CINCINNATI AB R H BI BB SO AVG. e-Vogt ph-c 2 0 1 1 0 1 .364 2019 TEAM 2018 REC. VS. OPP. Fletcher lf 5 2 2 0 0 0 .310 Gonzalez dh 3 1 1 0 0 2 .227 Senzel cf 4 0 0 0 0 2 .200 Holland p 1 0 0 0 0 1 .100 TEAMS PITCHERS TIME W-L ERA REC W-L IP ERA Trout cf 2 1 1 1 1 0 .284 Bauers lf 1 2 1 0 2 0 .257 Suarez 3b 4 2 3 1 0 1 .242 Gott p 0 0 0 0 0 0 --- Milwaukee Gonzalez (L) 0-0 2.61 1-1 0-0 0.0 0.00 a-Goodwin ph-cf 1 0 1 1 0 0 .314 Perez c 2 0 2 1 1 0 .227 Dietrich dh 2 1 1 2 1 1 .247 a-Sandoval ph 1 0 0 0 0 0 .258 Chicago Quintana (L) 2:20p 4-1 3.40 5-1 4-1 42.1 2.13 Ohtani dh 4 0 2 1 1 1 .182 Naquin rf 1 0 0 0 1 1 .271 a-Casali ph-dh 1 0 1 0 0 0 .288 Beede p 0 1 0 0 1 0 --- Simmons ss 5 0 1 0 0 0 .291 TOTALS 23 5 9 4 6 6 Puig rf 4 0 1 0 0 2 .198 Melancon p 0 0 0 0 0 0 --- Miami Lopez (R) 2-4 4.03 2-5 1-0 6.0 3.00 Pujols 1b 4 1 1 1 0 2 .208 CHICAGO 000 00—0 2 1 VanMeter lf 4 0 0 0 0 1 .091 Bergen p 0 0 0 0 0 0 --- New York Wheeler (R) 7:10p 2-2 4.64 2-5 3-1 28.0 1.29 Bour 1b 1 1 1 1 0 0 .178 CLEVELAND 020 03—5 9 0 1-Lorenzen pr-lf 0 0 0 0 0 0 .143 f-Belt ph-1b 1 0 0 0 0 0 .227 Calhoun rf 4 3 2 1 1 0 .223 null when winning run scored. J.Iglesias ss 4 0 1 0 0 1 .286 TOTALS 37 11 9 10 7 10 Pittsburgh Williams (R) 1-1 3.74 5-2 2-2 31.0 4.94 Smith c 4 2 2 0 1 0 .294 E—Banuelos (1). LOB—Chicago 2, Cleveland Barnhart c 3 0 0 0 0 1 .172 COLORADO AB R H BI BB SO AVG. St. Louis Wainwright (R) 8:15p 3-3 4.71 4-3 0-0 5.0 7.20 Cozart 3b 4 1 1 2 0 0 .132 10. 2B—Alonso (4), Lindor (1), Bauers (4). Farmer 1b 3 0 0 0 0 2 .222 Blackmon rf 5 2 2 0 1 2 .294 La Stella 2b 4 2 2 4 0 0 .256 HR—Luplow (1), off Banuelos; Luplow (2), Peraza 2b 3 0 1 0 0 0 .200 Story ss 4 2 2 1 1 0 .267 San Diego Lauer (L) 2-3 4.30 3-4 0-1 8.0 6.75 TOTALS 38 13 16 12 4 3 off Banuelos. RBIs—Lindor (8), Luplow 2 (2), TOTALS 32 3 8 3 1 11 Arenado 3b 4 2 3 3 2 1 .322 Colorado Marquez (R) 8:40p 3-2 3.46 6-2 0-1 16.0 2.25 DETROIT AB R H BI BB SO AVG. Perez (8). S—Naquin. OAKLAND AB R H BI BB SO AVG. Reynolds 1b 5 2 2 3 0 1 .194 Candelario 3b 4 0 0 0 0 2 .205 CHICAGO IP H R ER BB SO NP ERA Semien ss 3 0 1 0 1 1 .289 Estevez p 0 0 0 0 0 0 --- Atlanta Teheran (R) 2-4 4.63 4-4 1-0 12.1 0.73 Castellanos rf 4 0 0 0 0 1 .268 Bnlos, L, 2-2 4.1 8 5 5 5 5 91 6.67 Profar 2b 3 0 0 0 1 1 .188 Oberg p 0 0 0 0 0 0 --- Arizona Greinke (R) 9:40p 5-1 3.42 6-2 1-0 13.0 2.77 Cabrera dh 3 0 1 0 0 1 .303 Osich .2 1 0 0 1 1 13 3.12 Hundley c 0 0 0 0 0 0 .184 Davis p 0 0 0 0 0 0 --- b-Stewart ph-dh 1 0 0 0 0 0 .218 Cleveland IP H R ER BB SO NP ERA Chapman 3b 4 0 0 0 0 0 .275 Tapia lf 5 1 2 0 0 3 .298 Washington Sanchez (R) 0-5 5.15 2-5 1-2 16.1 4.96 Goodrum lf 4 0 1 0 0 2 .227 Crrasco, W, 3-3 5 2 0 0 0 6 63 4.91 Olson 1b 4 0 2 0 0 2 .278 Desmond cf 2 2 1 2 3 1 .204 Los Angeles Maeda (R) 10:10p 3-2 4.66 3-4 0-0 0.2 0.00 Rodriguez 1b 3 0 0 0 0 0 .321 Inherited runners-scored—Osich 2-1. Morales dh 3 0 0 0 1 1 .208 McMahon 2b 5 0 0 0 0 2 .225 c-Dixon ph 1 0 0 0 0 0 .276 WP—Banuelos. Piscotty rf 4 0 1 0 0 1 .248 Iannetta c 3 1 1 2 2 1 .250 Cincinnati Castillo (R) 3-1 1.97 4-4 1-0 6.2 1.35 Castro 2b 3 0 2 0 0 0 .267 T—1:45. A—13,247 (35,225). Pinder lf-2b 3 0 1 0 1 0 .275 Freeland p 1 0 0 0 0 0 .125 San Fran. Rodriguez (R) 10:15p 3-4 5.75 3-4 0-0 0.0 0.00 Beckham ss 3 0 0 0 0 1 .245 Laureano cf 4 0 1 0 0 0 .233 b-Dahl ph 1 0 0 0 0 0 .300 Greiner c 3 0 1 0 0 1 .200 CUBS 4, MARLINS 1 Phegley c 2 0 0 0 0 0 .259 Shaw p 0 0 0 0 0 0 --- Jones cf 3 0 0 0 0 0 .155 MIAMI AB R H BI BB SO AVG. b-Grossman ph-lf 1 0 0 0 0 0 .202 c-Murphy ph-1b 2 0 1 1 0 0 .192 AMERICAN LEAGUE TOTALS 32 0 5 0 0 8 Rojas ss 4 0 0 0 1 1 .250 TOTALS 31 0 6 0 4 6 TOTALS 37 12 14 12 9 11 2019 TEAM 2018 REC. VS. OPP. LOS ANGELES 231 001 231—13 16 0 Prado 3b 4 0 0 0 0 0 .277 CINCINNATI 201 000 000 — 3 8 1 SAN FRANCISCO 002 303 012 — 11 9 0 TEAMS PITCHERS TIME W-L ERA REC W-L IP ERA DETROIT 000 000 000—0 5 0 Anderson rf 3 0 0 0 1 2 .235 OAKLAND 000 000 000 — 0 6 1 COLORADO 340 013 01X — 12 14 2 Los Angeles Cahill (R) 1-3 6.95 2-5 0-0 6.0 0.00 a-singled for Trout in the 8th. b-flied out for Walker 1b 2 0 1 0 2 1 .283 a-struck out for Dietrich in the 8th. b-flied out a-popped out for Gott in the 4th. b-grounded Baltimore Straily (R) 7:05p 1-2 7.44 1-4 0-0 0.0 0.00 Cabrera in the 9th. c-lined out for Rodriguez Castro 2b 4 0 1 0 0 1 .231 for Phegley in the 8th. out for Freeland in the 5th. c-singled for Shaw in the 9th. O’Brien lf 3 1 0 0 1 2 .167 1-ran for VanMeter in the 9th. in the 6th. d-walked for Garcia in the 8th. Chicago Covey (R) 0-1 4.50 0-1 0-0 0.0 0.00 LOB—Los Angeles 4, Detroit 5. 2B—Simmons Wallach c 3 0 1 0 1 1 .243 E—Suarez (6), Chapman (4). LOB—Cincinnati e-doubled for Solano in the 8th. f-lined out for Toronto Buchholz (R) 7:07p 0-2 6.57 2-3 0-0 0.0 0.00 (12), Smith (4), Cozart (2), Goodrum (9), Herrera cf 2 0 1 1 1 1 .197 3, Oakland 8. 2B—Suarez 2 (7), J.Iglesias Bergen in the 8th. Castro (1), Greiner (3). 3B—Fletcher (2). Chen p 0 0 0 0 0 0 --- (7), Olson (1), Piscotty (7), Pinder (8). E—Tapia (1), Desmond (2). LOB—San Francisco Seattle Swanson (R) 1-3 4.94 1-3 0-0 0.0 0.00 HR—La Stella (8), off Carpenter; Pujols (6), Kinley p 0 0 0 0 0 0 --- HR—Dietrich (10), off Bassitt Suarez (11), off 6, Colorado 12. 2B—Pillar (4), Crawford (4), Boston Rodriguez (L) 7:10p 3-2 5.40 5-2 1-1 10.0 5.40 off Carpenter; Calhoun (9), off Reininger; La b-Alfaro ph 1 0 0 0 0 0 .260 Bassitt. RBIs—Suarez (24), Dietrich 2 (24). Vogt (2), Blackmon (12), Story (7), Reynolds Stella (9), off Reininger; Bour (4), off Garrett. Richards p 1 0 0 0 1 1 .083 SB—Puig (5), Lorenzen (2). CS—Suarez (2). (3), Tapia (7), Iannetta (4). HR—Austin (1), off New York German (R) 6-1 2.35 5-1 1-0 11.0 7.36 RBIs—Trout (21), Ohtani (2), Pujols (18), Berti cf 2 0 0 0 0 0 .225 Runners left in scoring position—Cincinnati Freeland Austin (2), off Shaw Arenado (10), Tampa Bay Glasnow (R) 7:10p 6-0 1.47 6-1 0-0 0.0 0.00 Calhoun (21), Cozart 2 (6), La Stella 4 (23), TOTALS 29 1 4 1 8 10 3 (VanMeter, J.Iglesias, Peraza) Oakland off Holland Reynolds (4), off Holland Desmond Goodwin (12), Bour (14). SF—Trout, Cozart. CHICAGO AB R H BI BB SO AVG. 5 (Morales, Laureano 3, Phegley). RISP— (4), off Holland. RBIs—Austin 6 (9), Crawford Detroit Ross (R) 1-4 5.34 2-4 0-0 0.0 0.00 DP—Detroit 3 (Beckham, Castro, Rodriguez), Heyward rf 4 0 1 0 0 0 .284 Cincinnati 1 for 6 Oakland 0 for 4. (8), Solano (1), Panik (12), Vogt (3), Story (24), Minnesota Odorizzi (R) 8:10p 4-2 2.78 4-3 1-0 19.1 5.59 (Candelario, Castro, Rodriguez), (Beckham, Bryant 3b 2 2 1 1 2 0 .250 Runners moved up—Barnhart. LIDP— Arenado 3 (30), Reynolds 3 (14), Desmond 2 Castro, Rodriguez). Rizzo 1b 4 1 2 2 0 2 .260 Chapman. GIDP—VanMeter, Chapman. (17), Iannetta 2 (6), Murphy (7). SB—Story (8). Texas Lynn (R) 4-2 5.75 5-2 0-0 5.0 0.00 LOS ANGELES IP H R ER BB SO NP ERA Baez ss 3 1 1 0 1 1 .320 DP—Cincinnati 2 (Suarez, Farmer), (J.Iglesias, S—Freeland. Houston Verlander (R) 8:10p 5-1 2.86 6-2 2-2 31.0 2.03 Bard 1 2 0 0 0 0 14 2.20 Schwarber lf 4 0 1 0 0 0 .240 Peraza, Farmer) Oakland 1 (Bassitt, Semien, Runners left in scoring position—San Francisco Pena, W, 2-1 7 3 0 0 0 7 86 3.21 Almora Jr. cf 4 0 1 1 0 0 .245 Olson). 3 (Austin, Longoria, Vogt) Colorado 7 (Story, Cleveland Anderson (R) 0-1 11.12 0-1 0-0 0.0 0.00 Bedrosian 1 0 0 0 0 1 12 3.00 Bote 2b 4 0 0 0 0 2 .233 CINCINNATI IP H R ER BB SO NP ERA Reynolds 3, McMahon, Freeland 2). RISP—San Oakland Montas (R) 9:37p 4-2 2.75 4-3 0-1 5.2 4.76 DETROIT IP H R ER BB SO NP ERA Davis c 3 0 1 0 1 1 .182 Roark, W, 3-1 6 3 0 0 2 3 94 3.27 Francisco 4 for 13 Colorado 7 for 16. Crpnter, L, 0-1 5 8 6 6 1 2 8010.80 Darvish p 1 0 0 0 0 0 .000 Garrett, H, 5 .2 1 0 0 1 1 14 1.69 Runners moved up—Duggar, McMahon, Reininger 1.2 4 3 3 1 1 3414.85 a-Descalso ph 1 0 0 0 0 1 .244 Hernandez, H, 5 1.1 1 0 0 0 1 17 3.24 Blackmon. GIDP—Williamson. INTERLEAGUE Jimenez 1.1 3 3 3 2 0 3611.57 Montgomery p 2 0 0 0 0 1 .000 R.Iglesias, S, 7-9 1 1 0 0 1 1 29 4.34 DP—Colorado 1 (Arenado, McMahon, 2019 TEAM 2018 REC. VS. OPP. Garrett 1 1 1 1 0 0 23 5.11 TOTALS 32 4 8 4 4 8 OAKLAND IP H R ER BB SO NP ERA Reynolds). TEAMS PITCHERS TIME W-L ERA REC W-L IP ERA Inherited runners-scored—Jimenez 1-0. MIAMI 000 100 000—1 4 0 Bassitt, L, 1-1 7.2 7 3 3 1 9 93 2.55 SAN FRANCISCO IP H R ER BB SO NP ERA Philadelphia Arrieta (R) 4-2 3.40 4-3 0-0 0.0 0.00 T—2:44. A—16,404 (41,297). CHICAGO 200 020 00X—4 8 0 Buchter .1 0 0 0 0 0 3 4.63 Holland 2.2 7 7 7 4 2 73 6.75 Kansas City Bailey (R) 8:15p 3-3 5.25 3-4 0-0 6.0 1.50 a-struck out for Darvish in the 4th. b-out on Wendelken 1 1 0 0 0 2 14 5.57 Gott .1 0 0 0 0 0 5 1.96 INDIANS 5, WHITE SOX 0, 5 INN. fielder’s choice for Kinley in the 9th. Inherited runners-scored—Hernandez Beede, L, 0-1 2 3 2 2 3 2 5618.69 KEY: 2019 TEAM-Team’s record in games started by today’s pitcher. CHICAGO AB R H BI BB SO AVG. LOB—Miami 9, Chicago 8. 2B—Walker (6). 2-0, Buchter 1-0. HBP—Roark (Semien). Melancon 1 2 2 2 2 3 29 3.14 VS OPP-Pitcher’s record versus this opponent, 2018 statistics. Garcia cf 2 0 0 0 0 1 .295 HR—Bryant (7), off Richards; Rizzo (10), off WP—Wendelken. Bergen 1 0 0 0 0 2 15 3.46 Moncada 3b 2 0 0 0 0 2 .285 Richards. RBIs—Herrera (9), Bryant (24), T—2:36. A—19,694 (46,765). Dyson 1 2 1 1 0 2 17 3.38 Rizzo 2 (29), Almora Jr. (9). SB—Rojas (2), COLORADO IP H R ER BB SO NP ERA Abreu dh 2 0 1 0 0 0 .282 ROUNDUP Alonso 1b 2 0 1 0 0 0 .178 Walker (2), O’Brien (1), Herrera (4). ROCKIES 12, GIANTS 11 Freeland 5 4 5 3 4 3 98 5.84 McCann c 2 0 0 0 0 1 .350 DP—Chicago 1 (Baez, Bote, Rizzo). SAN FRANCISCO AB R H BI BB SO AVG. Shaw, W, 2-0 1 1 3 3 2 2 32 2.35 Delmonico lf 2 0 0 0 0 0 .211 MIAMI IP H R ER BB SO NP ERA Duggar rf 3 2 0 0 2 0 .259 Estevez, H, 4 1 1 1 1 1 2 22 4.32 ANGELS 13, TIGERS 0: Albert Pujols became the third Richards, L, 0-5 5 7 4 4 2 6 94 4.46 Oberg, H, 4 1 0 0 0 0 0 13 2.16 Anderson ss 2 0 0 0 0 1 .323 Austin 1b 5 2 2 6 0 1 .325 player with 2,000 career RBIs, hitting a solo homer in Tilson rf 2 0 0 0 0 0 .385 Chen 2 1 0 0 1 1 32 9.69 Dyson p 0 0 0 0 0 0 --- Davis, S, 6-6 1 3 2 2 0 3 26 2.13 Sanchez 2b 1 0 0 0 0 1 .221 Kinley 1 0 0 0 1 1 14 5.71 Longoria 3b 4 0 1 0 1 2 .235 Beede pitched to 1 batter in the 6th. the third inning Thursday to help Los Angeles Angels TOTALS 17 0 2 0 0 6 CHICAGO IP H R ER BB SO NP ERA Williamson lf 5 0 0 0 0 1 .222 Estevez pitched to 2 batters in the 8th. CLEVELAND AB R H BI BB SO AVG. Darvish 4 1 1 1 6 7 97 5.40 Pillar cf 5 2 2 0 0 1 .205 Inherited runners-scored—Gott 1-0, Melancon rout Detroit. The three-time MVP joined Hank Aaron Lindor ss 3 0 1 1 1 0 .262 Mntgmry, W, 1-0 5 3 0 0 2 3 71 5.87 Crawford ss 4 2 1 1 1 2 .222 1-1, Oberg 1-0. HBP—Melancon (Story). (2,297) and Alex Rodriguez (2,086) as the three players Kipnis 2b 3 0 0 0 1 2 .189 WP—Darvish. Garcia c 2 1 0 0 1 1 .000 WP—Beede. Ramirez 3b 4 0 1 0 0 0 .206 T—2:59. A—32,301 (41,649). d-Panik ph-2b 1 1 1 1 1 0 .231 T—3:56. A—25,368 (50,398). to reach the milestone since 1920. Babe Ruth is credited with 1,992 RBIs because baseball’s official records don’t count the runs the slugger drove in with the Boston Red Sox from 1914 through 1919. STATISTICAL LEADERS CUBS 4, MARLINS 1: Kris Bryant and Anthony Rizzo homered and Chicago won for the 10th time in 11 AMERICAN LEAGUE NATIONAL LEAGUE games, beating Miami. Bryant sparked a two-run first BATTING: Polanco, Minnesota, .344; Brantley, Houston, BATTING: Bellinger, Los Angeles, .394; McNeil, New with his sixth homer in 12 games. Rizzo connected for .340; Reddick, Houston, .339; LeMahieu, New York, .339; York, .356; Yelich, Milwaukee, .356; Cabrera, Pitts- the sixth time in 11 games with a two-run drive in the Andrus, Texas, .338; Dozier, Kansas City, .331; Mancini, burgh, .350; DeJong, St. Louis, .329; Baez, Chicago, .320; fifth against Trevor Richards. And the Cubs overcame Baltimore, .328; Anderson, Chicago, .323; Choo, Texas, Peralta, Arizona, .313; Markakis, Atlanta, .313; Arenado, another shaky outing by Yu Darvish. .317; Goodwin, Los Angeles, .314. Colorado, .310; Contreras, Chicago, .310. INDIANS 5, WHITE SOX 0, 5 INN.: Carlos Carrasco held RUNS: Haniger, Seattle, 32; Merrifield, Kansas City, 30; RUNS: Bellinger, Los Angeles, 34; Baez, Chicago, 31; Chicago to two hits, Jordan Luplow hit his first two Betts, Boston, 28; Encarnacion, Seattle, 28; Springer, Yelich, Milwaukee, 31; DeJong, St. Louis, 30; Albies, home runs of the season and Cleveland defeated the Houston, 28; Gallo, Texas, 27; Garcia, Chicago, 27; Atlanta, 28; Bryant, Chicago, 28; Ozuna, St. Louis, 28; White Sox in a game that was called after five innings Mancini, Baltimore, 25; Moncada, Chicago, 25; Rosario, Story, Colorado, 28; Arenado, Colorado, 27; Freeman, following a rain delay of 2 hours, 34 minutes. Minnesota, 25. Atlanta, 27. REDS 3, ATHLETICS 0: Derek Dietrich continued his RBI: Abreu, Chicago, 34; Santana, Seattle, 34; Mondesi, RBI: Bellinger, Los Angeles, 38; Yelich, Milwaukee, 37; power surge with another home run, his fifth in six Kansas City, 33; Springer, Houston, 32; Rosario, Minne- Hoskins, Philadelphia, 32; Alonso, New York, 31; Ozuna, games, and the Cincinnati Reds blanked the Oakland sota, 31; Voit, New York, 30; Gallo, Texas, 28; Brantley, St. Louis, 30; Rizzo, Chicago, 29; Baez, Chicago, 28; Athletics to snap a 10-game interleague losing streak. Houston, 27; AGordon, Kansas City, 27; 2 tied at 26. Muncy, Los Angeles, 28; 4 tied at 27. Tanner Roark and three relievers combined on a six- HITS: Brantley, Houston, 48; Andrus, Texas, 46; Merri- HITS: Bellinger, Los Angeles, 52; Baez, Chicago, 47; hitter to help the Reds avoid being swept by the A’s for field, Kansas City, 46; Polanco, Minnesota, 45; Mancini, DeJong, St. Louis, 47; McNeil, New York, 47; Peralta, the first time since 2004. It’s Cincinnati’s fourth shutout Baltimore, 44; Simmons, Los Angeles, 44; Martinez, Arizona, 47; Albies, Atlanta, 45; Arenado, Colorado, 45; this season. Eugenio Suárez also went deep and Boston, 43; Semien, Oakland, 43; 4 tied at 42. Blackmon, Colorado, 43; Eaton, Washington, 43; Free- doubled twice for the Reds. HOME RUNS: Rosario, Minnesota, 13; Encarnacion, man, Atlanta, 43. ROCKIES 12, GIANTS 11: Nolan Arenado homered Seattle, 12; Gallo, Texas, 12; Springer, Houston, 12; HOME RUNS: Yelich, Milwaukee, 16; Bellinger, Los among his three hits and Chris Iannetta hit a go-ahead Bruce, Seattle, 11; Sanchez, New York, 11; Bregman, Angeles, 14; Alonso, New York, 11; Baez, Chicago, 11; two-run double in the sixth inning to lead the Colo- Houston, 10; Davis, Oakland, 10; Moreland, Boston, 10; Hoskins, Philadelphia, 11; Ozuna, St. Louis, 11; Suarez, rado Rockies over the San Francisco Giants. Arenado Voit, New York, 10. Cincinnati, 11; 4 tied at 10. reached base five times, starting with his 10th home STOLEN BASES: Anderson, Chicago, 12; DGordon, Seat- STOLEN BASES: Robles, Washington, 8; Story, Colorado, run. Ian Desmond and Mark Reynolds also homered tle, 10; Mondesi, Kansas City, 10; Hamilton, Kansas City, 7; Yelich, Milwaukee, 7; Bellinger, Los Angeles, 6; Marte, on a cold, sometimes wintry day at Coors Field. The 9; Ramirez, Cleveland, 9; Andrus, Texas, 8; DeShields, Pittsburgh, 6; Tatis Jr., San Diego, 6; Wong, St. Louis, 6; announced temperature at first pitch was 39 degrees Texas, 8; Smith, Seattle, 8; 3 tied at 7. Dyson, Arizona, 5; Puig, Cincinnati, 5; 10 tied at 4. and a steady snow fell in the first inning. PITCHING: Berrios, Minnesota, 6-1; German, New York, PITCHING: Greinke, Arizona, 5-1; Woodruff, Milwaukee, 6-1; Glasnow, Tampa Bay, 6-0; Gonzales, Seattle, 5-1; 5-1; Arrieta, Philadelphia, 4-2; Buehler, Los Angeles, 4-0; THIS DATE IN BASEBALL Perez, Minnesota, 5-0; Verlander, Houston, 5-1; Walden, Davies, Milwaukee, 4-0; Eflin, Philadelphia, 4-3; Fried, Boston, 5-0; 9 tied at 4. Atlanta, 4-2; Mikolas, St. Louis, 4-2; Quintana, Chicago, MAY 10 ERA: Glasnow, Tampa Bay, 1.47; Turnbull, Detroit, 2.31; 4-1; Ryu, Los Angeles, 4-1. 1909: Pitching for Winchester in the Blue Grass League, German, New York, 2.35; Minor, Texas, 2.40; Berrios, ERA: Paddack, San Diego, 1.55; Davies, Milwaukee, 1.56; Fred Toney worked 17 no-hit innings before winning 1-0 Minnesota, 2.53; Morton, Tampa Bay, 2.64; Montas, Castillo, Cincinnati, 1.97; Ryu, Los Angeles, 2.03; Smith, over Lexington. Oakland, 2.75; Odorizzi, Minnesota, 2.78; Perez, Min- Miami, 2.11; Musgrove, Pittsburgh, 2.63; Fried, Atlanta, 1934: Lou Gehrig of the New York Yankees played nesota, 2.83; 2 tied at 2.86. 2.98; Eflin, Philadelphia, 3.00; Strahm, San Diego, 3.00; five innings before removing himself from the game STRIKEOUTS: Cole, Houston, 74; Boyd, Detroit, 63; Samardzija, San Francisco, 3.16. because of illness. By that time, he had two homers, Bauer, Cleveland, 62; Verlander, Houston, 60; Carrasco, STRIKEOUTS: Scherzer, Washington, 72; Strasburg, two doubles and seven RBIs against the Chicago White Cleveland, 56; Morton, Tampa Bay, 56; Sale, Boston, Washington, 68; Castillo, Cincinnati, 59; Smith, Miami, Sox. 56; Paxton, New York, 52; Berrios, Minnesota, 51; Snell, 56; deGrom, New York, 56; Ray, Arizona, 55; Synder- 1944: Cleveland’s Mel Harder became the 50th player to Tampa Bay, 50. gaard, New York, 54; Woodruff, Milwaukee, 54. win 200 games as the Indians beat the Boston Red Sox 5-4. 1946: The Boston Red Sox take their 15th straight game, CALENDAR a 5-4 win over New York in front of a Friday Ladies’ Day crowd at Yankee Stadium of 64,183. Earl Johnson got June 3: Amateur draft starts, Secaucus, N.J. July 31: Last day during the season to trade a player. the win with four innings of scoreless relief. Joe DiMag- June 13: Detroit vs. Kansas City at Omaha, Neb. Aug. 18: Pittsburgh vs. Chicago Cubs at Williamsport, gio’s grand slam accounted for the Yankees’ scoring. June 15: International amateur signing period closes. Pa. 1962: Minnesota’s Lenny Green and Vic Power hit back- June 19-20: Owners meeting, New York. Aug. 31: Last day to be contracted to an organization to-back home runs off Cleveland’s Jim Perry to start the June 29-30: New York Yankees vs. Boston at London. and be eligible for postseason roster. game. Cleveland came back to win 9-4. July 2: International amateur signing period opens. Sept. 1: Active rosters expand to 40 players. 1967: Braves outfielder Hank Aaron hit an inside-the- July 9: All-Star Game at Cleveland. Oct. 1-2: Wild-card games. park home run. It was the only one of his 755 homers July 21— Hall of Fame induction, Cooperstown, N.Y. Oct. 22: World Series starts. which did not clear the fence. DailyCommercial.com | Friday, May 10, 2019 B5

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UNDER THE HOOD Trying out the new Nissan Leaf Plus

Brad Bergholdt

was fortunate to be offered to drive a 2019 INissan Leaf Plus this past week for review. I'm not typically a car review kind of guy, but I was interested to see how electric vehicle and other technologies have progressed since previ- ously leasing a Fiat 500e and a Chevy Volt. I also wanted to see how well the The K900 is Kia’s attempt at luxury, and the new model does a very convincing job of combining good looks and smart ergonomics with new technology gets along an elegant interior and a powerfully sporty engine. [KIA] with the human under a variety of conditions. My first thought after settling into the driver's seat was, Wow! This is one of Solid, smooth and even stately the easiest vehicles to get in and out of I've encountered, Kia’s new K900 is good thanks to the shape of the — maybe too good for door and how wide it opens. its nameplate That was followed by another Wow! The 160 By Charles Fleming kilowatt motor and 62 kw Tribune News Service battery pack really provide the juice for brisk accel- Does Kia have an image eration, to the point of problem? If so, that may noticeable torque steer! be evident in sales of the Next I switched on the South Korean car com- E-pedal function, which pany's new K900 — or essentially turns this into a in the lack of sales. one-pedal car by cranking Kia is well known as a up regeneration and brak- manufacturer of high- ing as the accelerator pedal quality affordable vehicles. is released. This was my Offering more bang for the favorite feature, as I believe buck — if less bling — Kia's it offers more precise speed Soul, Sportage, Sorento management, particularly on and Sedona are attrac- roads with many turns, or in tive, dependable sedans, traffic, as opposed to going minivans and sport util- back and forth between ity vehicles whose prices pedals. I found myself slow- compare favorably with ing more, and smoothly, for Japanese equivalents issues and then powering and very favorably with on promptly and smoothly. similar European cars. The K900’s cabin is clad in burnished wood and polished aluminum. Like many high-end European Driveway and parking lot The K900 is Kia's attempt cars, it even features an analog clock in the center of its dashboard. [KIA] maneuvers required some at luxury, and the new model practice as at very low does a very convincing job speed the E-pedal func- of combining good looks sure-footed around town With time, perhaps, a Kia K900 tion seems grabby at first. and smart ergonomics with and on the highway. Under driver could get used to The Leaf Plus' advertised an elegant interior and a normal driving condi- that. The driver will imme- Highs: Unexpected com- 226 mile range is a big step powerfully sporty engine. tions, this sedan feels like diately embrace the adap- fort and performance up from the Fiat's 110-ish The question is, does any- a Genesis G80, which uses tive cruise control or other Lows: Torque lag takes range, making the car a can- one expect all that in a Kia? almost the same platform, safety features, such as fun out of the engine didate for hitting the road — The car is driven by a or even a Mercedes-Benz lane-keeping assist and a Vehicle type: Four-door, to a point. Between running 3.3-liter twin-turbo V-6 E Class — solid, smooth very cool system that proj- fi ve-passenger sedan hard up California Highway engine — the same engine and even stately. ects a rear-view image onto Base price: $60,895 1 early one morning to San that powers Kia's Stinger In Sport mode, though, the dashboard when the Price as tested: $64,895 Francisco to go fishing (73 GT sports car. It makes 365 when treated like a sports turn signals are engaged. Powertrain: 3.3-liter, miles each way) and climb- horsepower and 376 pound- sedan, comparisons start The steering assist twin-turbocharged V-6 ing 2700-foot Ben Lomond feet of torque through an to fail. The suspension and is among the best I've gasoline engine Mountain on the return eight-speed, all-wheel- steering are not quite sharp encountered, easily the Transmission: Seven- trip resulted in some range drive transmission. Driving enough to handle aggressive equal of those in far more speed dual-clutch anxiety, with only 8 miles of mode selections sharpen driving, and that sweet- expensive automobiles. automatic battery remaining. Under- or slacken the suspen- sounding twin-turbo engine The interior, too, is first Horsepower: 365 standably, electric vehicles sion and deliver more or suffers from noticeable class. The high-definition Torque: 376 pound-feet go through electrons at a less power to the wheels. torque lag. Stomping on touch-screen display — Estimated fuel economy high rate when pushed hard. That's a lot of power — the gas is like stepping into 7-inch standard, with rating: 18 miles per Compounding my stress, I enough to get this big car a bowl of oatmeal — which 12.3-inch optional — is gallon city / 25 highway was rusty regarding knowl- from zero to 60 mph in a then explodes. The delay is easy to read and easy to / 21 combined edge of available/convenient reported 5 seconds — and irritating, and the sudden charge stations and payment the K900 feels strong and acceleration is unnerving. See KIA K900, C2 requirements (on-board system offered locations, but distances as the crow flies!). My Tesla bud Mike says 300 miles is the golden number needed for electric vehicles to go mainstream, but that The 2019 Audi A7 continues to set comes at about $5,000 or more in additional cost. I was eager to try out the the standard for opulence and style advanced driver assist fea- tures and had mixed success. Intelligent Cruise Control is By Larry Printz Audi A7 manages to avoid a great feature, although it Tribune News Service that, channeling the best was a little less than smooth design of the streamlin- taking up slack when fol- It has taken automak- ers that populated the lowing other vehicles, par- ers years, if not decades, automotive world 71 years ticularly when they would to make hatchbacks look ago with Audi's typically enter or depart the lane. alluring. Still, for every effortless elan. It makes High Beam Assist was successful sedanette, one wonder why other car great at dimming, dread- such as the magnificent companies have so much fully slow to switch back 1947 Cadillac Series 62, trouble coming up with to high beam, with no there are others that are eye-catching designs. The manual lever over-ride far less attractive. A little striking shape of the A7's unless one pulls back and too much mass and an exterior is what makes it holds flash-to-pass — not oddly sloping rear can so beguiling. Long and cool on my dark mountain turn a hatchback into a low, its supple shape flows The striking shape of the A7’s exterior is what makes it so beguiling. roads! I quit using this. hunchback, such as the uninterrupted by distract- Long and low, its supple shape fl ows uninterrupted by distracting The Intelligent Around 2019 BMW X6 or Mer- ing body seams. A large body seams. [AUDI] View (360 degree cam- cedes-Benz GLE Coupe grille up front and Audi's era) was very helpful when — or more distantly, the distinctive tail lamps AudI A7 parallel parking, as was 1979 Oldsmobile Cutlass give it a clear identity. the clear and wide-view Salon. It's amazing that The yumminess contin- Base prices: $68,000-$76,300 highway): 22/29 mpg rear camera. Intelligent automakers can't match ues inside, where you'll Engine: Turbocharged 3.0-liter Wheelbase: 115.2 inches Lane Intervention worked what was easily accom- find one of the industry's V-6 Length: 195.6 inches pretty well but was fooled plished during the Tru- most advanced interiors. Horsepower: 335 Cargo capacity: 24.9 cubic man Administration. Torque: 369 pound-feet feet See BERGHOLDT, C2 Thankfully, the 2019 See AUDI A7, C2 EPA fuel economy (city/ Curb weight: 4,332 pounds C2 Friday, May 10, 2019 | DailyCommercial.com

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AUTO BITS Test Drive: 2019 Chrysler Pacifica What’s infotainment?

Infotainment is a word invented by folks in the By Greg Zyla auto industry to encompass More Content Now your audio system, your navigation, your vehicle Entry price: $26,985 information screens and all Price as tested: $47,120 things related to phones in your car. BestRide.com’s This week, we review the evaluation also throws in 2019 Chrysler Pacifica, now things like your vehicle in its third year of an all- settings as well, since you new design. The upgraded access them now via the Pacifica is clearly the infotainment system. If company’s most notable your vehicle has a head-up minivan in a history that display, that is part of it, spans 35 years. Prospec- too. As you can see, the tive buyers will enjoy six infotainment system is distinct gasoline-powered quite a large set of systems Pacifica trims, from entry L in all modern vehicles. to our tester’s upper-class LOOK FOR TOUCH Limited model. SCREENS WITH BUT- The reason we mention TONS: The first item to the “gas-powered” Paci- look for in any simple vehi- ficas is because Chrysler cle infotainment system is now offers a hybrid model a touch-screen. There is in an additional three trims 2019 Chrysler Pacifica [CHRYSLER] nothing more intuitive than to choose from. Start- a touch screen. However, ing at $39,995, all use Likes: Exclusive hybrid option, seating that is standard cargo capacity that grows in actual operation, you an Atkinson cycle-two great interior, legacy, luxuri- starting with the LX trim. from 32.3 cu. ft. with seats won’t be touching it very electric motor and large ous looks. The entry L features only up to a massive 140.5 cu. ft. often. Once you have set up battery-pack in combina- Dislikes: Some extra cost the third row that folds with seats folded down. your audio system presets tion with the normal V6 safety features should be down. There are many upscale and input a few of your mechanicals that all work standard, Stow-N-Go second Under the hood, another features the Limited favorite address locations in unison. These Paci- row not available on L trim. “class first” nine-speed models include in the base you will use other controls fica Hybrids debuted in automatic transmission price, and your Chrysler most of the time. Nota- 2018 and are the first ever Ranked Minivan in Initial couples with a 3.6-liter V6 dealer is waiting to explain bly, your steering wheel hybrids available in class. Quality” to “Best in Class that produces 287 horse- all. Remember that the controls. Learn how to use They deliver a 32-mile all- Towing.” Today’s modern power and 262 pound-feet entry Pacifica models start the steering wheel controls electric range and a grand Pacifica is a combination of torque. This combina- well below $30,000, retail, and you won’t have to take total 520-mile gas-electric of utility, comfort and tion delivers impressive and with incentives and your eyes off of the road at reach. Although our tester mechanical achievement as 19-city and 28-highway discounts will cost even all. Audio volume, station is not the hybrid model, we its innovative architecture EPA fuel mileage numbers less. Start with the LX trim selection, call answer- expect to drive one later that features an all-new that are both very good for and move up accordingly. ing and call ending, audio this year. Stay tuned. Chrysler design. From a a two-ton minivan. In summary, the Pacifica muting and your cruise As Chrysler notes in its totally revamped exte- Important numbers is indeed the best minivan control system can all be promotional materials, the rior and interior, Pacifica include a wheelbase of Chrysler has ever built. handled by touch with very 2019 Chrysler Pacifica is features lots of storage 121.6 inches, 4,330 lb. curb little practice in almost the most awarded minivan and cargo space, the latter weight, 19-gallon fuel Greg Zyla writes weekly every car. three years in a row, rack- expanding easily thanks tank, 39.7 ft. turn circle, for More Content Now and ing up many noted citations to fold-down second and 3,600 lb. tow capacity, 5.1 GateHouse Media. Contact — BestRide.com from J.D. Power’s “Highest third row “Stow-N-Go” inch ground clearance, and him at [email protected].

BERGHOLDT image makes it possible to by a chauffeur. Evidence: capacious trunk, which KIA K900 slide effortlessly into a tight One option package includes has enough room to hold From Page C1 parking space without hav- a "front seat chauffeur seat two golf bags and perhaps From Page C1 ing to get out of the car to switch," which slides the even two spare golfers. be sure it isn't nudging into driver's perch all the way If there is a problem with occasionally by pavement ventilated, are comfort- a red zone or a driveway. I, forward to maximize leg- the K900, it's this: The new oddities. Thankfully, the able, highly adjustable and who cannot parallel-park room in the rear. The chauf- model may be too good for corrective force is minimal! even narrow automati- well, loved this feature. feur's comfort is incidental. its own nameplate. As a I'm not sure about Intel- cally when Sport mode is The cabin is clad in bur- These rear seats are wide passenger in the car said to ligent Forward Collision selected. The HVAC system nished wood and polished and spacious, face their own me when we went for a spin, Warning, as I was cut-off is silent and very effective. aluminum. Like many high- climate control switches and "This is a Kia? It's way too by a jerk swerving into my The use of top-grade glass end European cars, it even offer their own knobs and nice to be a Kia. They should lane — very close — with keeps almost all wind and features an analog clock in buttons to make music and call it something else." no response, and another tire noise outside the cabin, the center of its dashboard. entertainment selections. That's what Toyota did time I came up on a sud- which can thus be more Like most modern vehicles They are heated, and can with Lexus, Honda with den braking/right turning pleasantly filled with music too, it offers a panoply of be had with the ventilated Acura, Nissan with Infiniti, car ahead, again with no from the Lexicon surround- device outlets and can be option. (The VIP package, and Kia's sister company response. I veered hard to sound speaker system. connected to Apple CarPlay a $4,000 option, includes Hyundai with Genesis. port and braked. This is Freeway driving is a dream. and Android Auto. There's most of these features.) Each of those companies still a great feature even if Parking is also made very a wireless phone charger Sun shades drop down to created a new brand for it misses some oddities. simple by a highly detailed between the front seats. dim the rear cabin, which its upscale vehicles. My biggest beef was with overhead Surround View Unlike most cars, though, also offers an optional Will Kia do the same? the ProPILOT Assist, which, Monitor view that appears the rear seating area fea- wireless phone charger, The company appears to for lack of a better word, was when the reverse gear is tures more amenities than numerous device ports recognize its challenge; the awful! When engaged, the selected. Using the 12 cam- the front — a reflection, and a pair of coat hooks. vehicle's advertising tag line car would wander such that I eras and sensors designed perhaps, of Kia's desire to Headroom and legroom is, "Challenge the Luxury wondered if a following police to detect other vehicles on sell K900s in China, where are generous. The rear seats You Know." Sales success officer might think I was the road and judge distance the owner of a luxury car even recline. Despite that, will tell whether car buy- texting or drunk. On a hand- from nearby obstacles, this often prefers being driven behind the seats lurks a deep, ers are willing to try. ful of occasions, the car would drift up to or on the double yellow line (on-coming traf- fic — yikes!) or the right-side stripe, causing the lane inter- of different views, includ- The test car's turbo- stuff without causing undue vention nanny to sound off AUDI A7 ing one that shows the 3-D charged 3.0-liter V-6 sends body motions. Its supple, before a creepy/strong cor- navigation screen with a 335 horsepower through relaxed feel is one often rection occurred. I also found From Page C1 Google Earth overlay. It's Audi's legendary Quat- lacking in its German com- ProPILOT fatiguing to use; I striking, and more use- tro all-wheel drive and a petition and more common was constantly fighting it to The center stack features ful that you'd ever imag- seven-speed dual-clutch in an Asian car. Neverthe- maintain smooth lane posi- two screens. The top one, ine. At 1920 x 720 pixels, automatic transmission. A less, you'll find the A7 to be tion. Switched off! My hope a 10.1-inch touchscreen, resolution is excellent. 48-volt hybrid-assist sys- as athletic and responsive is the driving public doesn't handles Audi's MultiMedia A Bang & Olufsen 705 tem helps minimizes turbo for the cut and thrust of become overly complacent Interface (MMI) infotain- watt, 16-speaker, 15-chan- lag and assists the stop/ your daily commute as any using driver assist features, ment system and controls nel amplifier premium start operation at traffic German sports sedan. It's a letting down their guard. navigation and entertain- sound system is standard, lights or when otherwise true grand touring machine. Overall, I found the Leaf ment. Below it, an 8.6-inch and transformed the A7 into stopped to save fuel. Audi If the idea of a luxury Plus to be a really sweet touchscreen controls the an opulent rolling concert says this drive line will run hatchback seems odd vehicle! I'll give it strong climate, comfort and con- hall. Apple CarPlay and 0-60 mph in 5.2 seconds, — no surprise given the consideration when my Volt venience functions, as well Android Auto are standard. although it felt quicker than ungainly attempts being lease expires in October. The as any handwriting inputs. Inductive phone charging, that thanks to its effort- marketed by others — it Volt has been a very pleas- You'll find few, if any, and a full-color head-up less reserve of power. The no longer is, as Audi first ant car to drive, although it's buttons or knobs. Instead, display are optional. car features four modes defined this segment in been plagued by continu- both screens are controlled It's all housed in a sump- — auto, comfort, dynamic 2012. Today, it remains ous accessory/convenience through haptic feedback. tuous cabin with a stan- and individual — that the standard benchmark glitches — which is why After an on-screen button dard panoramic sunroof, allows the driver to tai- for styling and handling I lease instead of own! is pressed, a small vibration leather seating surfaces lor the car's responsive- excellence that others will signals that the particular with contrast stitching with ness. An available sport try to meet or exceed. Brad Bergholdt is an automo- function is triggered. But heated front seats, optional suspension on Premium It remains to be seen tive technology instructor at that's not all. In front of heated rear seats and natu- Plus and Prestige models whether they will; this Evergreen Valley College in the driver is Audi's Virtual ral wood inlays. Sleek and lowers the ride height by car is spectacularly stun- San Jose, Calif. 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he craze surrounding assorted little creatures T known as Pokémon (singu- lar and plural are the same, like in the word sheep) came long after I’d stopped being interested in such things. I didn’t know there was a series of Pokémon video games or card games. I sure didn’t know there were 21 anime feature films based on Pokémon before “Pokémon Detective Pikachu.” But I was aware of the Pokémon GO phenomenon, with passionate people running around pointing their smartphones at virtual Poké- mon, “capturing” them, and earn- ing points. Or something like that. Pikachu (voice of Ryan Reynolds) and Tim (Justice Smith) find themselves wrapped up in a mystery. [WARNER BROS.] I recently attended a preview screening of “Pokémon Detec- sendup of a detective story, with bored with and mad at the world, there’s Lucy (Kathryn Newton), a tive Pikachu” in an auditorium a dose of science fiction and and couldn’t give a fig about any struggling wannabe TV reporter; packed with rabid Pokémon plenty of adventure thrown in. Pokémon, but ... here it comes - is Howard Clifford (Bill Nighy), a people, feeling out of touch, but The film isn’t about people the son of the missing detective, wealthy communications magnate, somehow picking up on and get- hunting for Pokémon, it’s about and is thrown together with Pika- and his son Roger (Chris Geere), ting into the electricity in the air. a Pokémon - a cute, fuzzy little chu in the challenge to find him. who do not get along; and Lieu- One of those fans, sensing that Pikachu - who’s looking for a You’d think that a movie with tenant Yoshida (Ken Watanabe), I was out of my element, help- human. He’s, as the title sug- this title and the fluffy little guy in who’s trying to make sense of fully pointed out that this was gests, a cop, and his human part- the lead role would be intended for things. There are even real-world the first “live-action/computer- ner has disappeared, and he has kids only. But a lot of people have issues, including environmental animated hybrid Pokémon film,” to find him in order to save the been doing the Pokémon thing for problems and a second problem- for which I offered thanks. Then world. Or something like that. a number of years, and the audi- atic father-son relationship. proceeded, for the next hour and But there are catches galore. ence net is definitely a wide one. This thing whizzes along, yet a half, to have a delightful time. Pikachu (voiced by Ryan Reynolds, So, beyond the colorful characters, between its almost non-stop action It just didn’t matter that I wasn’t and displaying all of the snarkiness most of whom are absolutely cud- and very funny dialogue, it takes aware of Pokémon lore, or of the he offered up in the “Deadpool” dly (except for a big, dangerous- time to slow down to present a difference between a Bulbasaur movies but without the curs- looking creature in the opening problem or two, then solve them. and a Roggenrola, or that some are ing) has amnesia, and has no idea frames and a scary fire-breathing There’s a little too much going on cute and some are fierce, or that where to begin searching for his Pokémon (is it a Charizard?) in the last act to keep track of, but Pikachu is a type of Pokémon, not partner. He also has to deal with who takes part in a secret ware- that’s never much of a problem. a Pokémon’s personal name. It Tim Goodman (Justice Smith), a house caged battle), the movie is It’s all too much fun to let some- didn’t matter because the movie 20-something insurance sales- for the older kids in all of us. thing like substance, meaning, is a fast-paced, often hilarious man who has no sense of humor, is Alongside the main characters and sensibility get in the way.

MOVIE REVIEW STAY TUNED ‘Tolkien’ an actors’ This week’s viewing has lots of finales, showcase, light on a few premieres actual biography prequel spinoff will focus on a young ver- By Ed Symkus ‘Tolkien’ sion of Tracee Ellis Ross’ More Content Now Rainbow character and Written by David Gleeson her experience grow- First, a bit of movie and Stephen Beresford; ing up in a mixed-race Melissa Crawley history concerning films directed by Dome family in the 1980s. Conman Marius (Giovanni based on works by John Karukoski Ribisi) contends with his Ronald Reuel Tolkien. With Nicholas Hoult, Lily • Elizabeth Banks will past on the new season of There was the “Lord Collins, Patrick Gibson, eason finales fill host ABC’s “Press Your “Sneaky Pete.” [AMAZON of the Rings” trilogy Anthony Boyle, Tom the week, a sneaky Luck” reboot, which S STUDIOS] (“The Fellowship of the Glynn-Carney conman returns is set to air June 12. Ring,” “The Two Tow- Rated PG-13 and an acclaimed Staten ers,” and “The Return Island rap crew get the • Kanye West is been 14 months since the of the King”), followed docuseries treatment. developing a Showtime premier of Season 2, so by the Hobbit tril- man, and purportedly anthology series called remembering this excel- ogy (“An Unexpected reveals how the cir- Dispatches: “Omniverse.” The first lent show’s complicated Journey,” “The Deso- cumstances of his early Weekly TV news season, described as story structure takes lation of Smaug,” and days eventually led to “examining the many some time, but an intro- “The Battle of the Five him sitting down, put- • YouTube announced doors of perception,” ductory catch-up in the Armies”). Those Peter ting pen to paper, and that its original series will feature Jaden Smith premiere helps. In the Jackson-directed epics producing some of the and specials will soon as a young Kanye West new season, Marius/Pete were made between world’s most popular be available to watch in an alternate reality. (Giovanni Ribisi) helps 2001 and 2014, and had a fantasy literature. for free with ads. his pretend family save combined running time The film has a lot going Chief business officer Contenders: Shows to their bail-bond business, of just over 17 hours. both for and against Robert Kyncl discussed keep on your radar and a woman from his But they were pre- it. Because I enjoyed the decision at You- past persuades him to get dated by the animated it, let’s get the nega- Tube’s annual Brandcast • A slew of ABC, Fox back into the con game. feature “The Lord of the tives out of the way. It’s event. “While every and CBS shows say good- Rings” (1978), two TV been disavowed by other media company is bye for the summer. On • Seminal rap group movies (“The Hobbit” the Tolkien estate. It building a paywall, we Fox, “Empire” ended its Wu-Tang Clan is the and “The Return of the comes across as a kind are headed in the oppo- fifth season on May 8, fol- subject of “The Wu-Tang King” (1977, 1980), the of by-the-numbers site direction,” he said. lowed by “Star’s” Sea- Clan: Of Mics and Men” Russian TV movie “Ska- biography, delving into son 3 finale. Fox’s other (May 10, Showtime, 9 zochnoe puteshestvie flashbacks but telling • The “Downton Abbey” finales take place on May p.m. ET). The four-part mistera Bilbo Begginsa, its story in chronologi- team of Julian Fellowes, 10 with “Last Man Stand- docuseries explores the Khobbita” (1985), and cal order within them. Gareth Neame and ing” (8 p.m. ET), “The globally successful group’s the Finnish TV series But, on to the positive Michael Engler are part- Cool Kids” (8:30 p.m. ET) history and impact. “Hobitit” (1993). side of things. Despite nering with HBO for their and “Proven Innocent” More films are com- impeccable production new series “The Gilded (9 p.m. ET). Wednesday Report Card: Ratings ing, and an Amazon TV design and well-crafted Age.” The 10-episode finales on ABC were “The winners and losers series is in the works. dialogue, this is all about period drama (previously Goldbergs,” “Schooled,” But wouldn’t it be nice the near-faultless acting. slated for NBC) follows “Modern Family” and Winners: CBS has to know a bit about In the end, I had the orphaned daughter of “Single Parents.” On CBS, renewed all five of its the man who cre- some questions. Was a Southern general who it’s the finales of “Mom” daytime shows. The ated Middle-earth, its I disappointed by my moves to New York City (May 9, 9 p.m. ET), “Mac- lineup is on track to be inhabitants, and their own expectations? and quickly gets caught up Gyver” (May 10, 8 p.m. the most-watched net- various adventures? Yes. 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