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Questions? Call 1-800-Tribune Saturday, June 30, 2018 Breaking news at chicagotribune.com Shooter barricaded exits Rebecca Smith, 34; and Authorities charge man, 38, with 5 counts Wendi Winters, 65, a com- munity correspondent. Two of in attack on Maryland newspaper staffers, Janel Cooley and Rachael Pacella, were in- By Justin Fenton, first appearance in the newspaper jured. They have been re- Pamela Wood court Friday since Thursday after- leased from the hospital. and Tim Prudente being charged noon and shot up The murder charges The Baltimore Sun with first-degree the newsroom be- carry a maximum penalty of murder in the tar- fore hiding under life without parole. Mary- BALTIMORE — The 38- geted attack, star- a desk, according land has no death penalty. year-old Maryland man ing impassively at to charging docu- District Court Judge who police said gunned the camera as he ments. Thomas Pryal ordered that down five employees at the appeared over vi- Authorities Ramos continue to be held Capital Gazette in Annapo- deo link from one Ramos charged Ramos in without bail Friday. “There lis used a pump-action shot- of the county’s the killings of edi- is a certain likelihood you gun purchased legally and jails. torial page editor Gerald are a danger,” Pryal said. had barricaded the exit Years after unsuccess- Fischman, 61; editor and Anne Arundel County doors as part of a planned fully suing the newspaper columnist Rob Hiaasen, 59; public defender William PATRICK SEMANSKY/AP attack. for defamation, Ramos sports writer John McNa- People gather for a vigil Friday in Annapolis, Md., in memo- Jarrod Ramos made his blasted through the doors of mara, 56; sales assistant Turn to Shooting, Page 2 ry of the victims of the Capital Gazette newsroom attack.

Berrios ordered to release records Court: Public has right to data that determine tax bills By Hal Dardick Tribune

An Illinois appeals court ruled Friday that Cook County Assessor Jo- seph Berrios must turn over documents used to set values of residential and business properties that he fought for years to keep out of the public eye. A three-justice panel unanimously upheld a De- cember 2016 lower court ruling in favor of the , which sued after the assessor denied two open records requests seeking specific information his office had created as it figured out ANTONIO PEREZ/CHICAGO TRIBUNE how much businesses and homes were worth for property tax purposes. “The public has a strong The sticky start of summer right to know about how they are being taxed by Facing the first day of 90-degree temperatures during a heat warning for the entire Chicago area, some preschoolers from the Gads Hill their government as op- posed to the government’s were enjoying a cold treat while sitting in the shade of their playground area on Friday. Temperatures aren’t expected to cool quickly, fairly meek interest in and the heat index could reach as high as 112 degrees before the warning expires Saturday night. Chicagoland, Page 3 secrecy,” Appellate Judge John Griffin wrote. “The Saturday Sunday Monday Tuesday Wednesday balance in this case weighs High 98 High 93 High 90 High 93 High 94 in favor of the public, and Low 77 Low 74 Low 74 Low 75 Low 75 in favor of disclosure.” “Property taxation is a Chicago Weather Center: Tom Skilling’s complete forecast on back of Chicago Sports function of the govern- ment that the public has a right to scrutinize be- cause, as even the asses- sor’s office concedes, the process must be uniform and fair,” Griffin added. Home caregivers “The information re- quested by the Tribune in this case is critical in order get 2nd shot to for the public to under- stand how they are being taxed.” recoup union fees Berrios withheld the in- Supreme Court orders ’17 decision be formation as the Tribune reported on its “The Tax reconsidered in light of Janus ruling Divide” series, which found that the assessor’s By Lisa Schencker court’s decision that the Chicago Tribune 80,000 workers could Turn to Berrios, Page 5 not be certified as a class, As many as 80,000 partly because not all of Illinois home health care them had objected to workers will get a second having part of their pay shot at recovering $32 collected as union fees. million in union fees fol- But on Wednesday, the ZBIGNIEW BZDAK/CHICAGO TRIBUNE lowing the U.S. Supreme Supreme Court ruled in a Jacques Rivera, center, joins his children Friday at the Dirksen U.S. Courthouse. Court’s landmark deci- case involving Illinois sion earlier this week in a state government worker case over payments to Mark Janus that govern- unions. ment workers cannot be Man wrongly convicted The high court on forced to contribute to Thursday ordered the unions that represent 7th U.S. Circuit Court of them in collective bar- of murder awarded $17M Appeals to reconsider its gaining. The decision TERRENCE ANTONIO JAMES/ decision last year in a was called a blow to Jury finds he was million for his wrongful Guevara and two other CHICAGO TRIBUNE case involving whether unions and a major vic- conviction at the hands of detectives had framed Ri- Cook County Assessor the home health care tory for labor opponents. framed by ex-CPD a notorious Chicago po- vera for a 1988 murder on Joseph Berrios has with- workers, paid with Medi- The home health care detective in 1988 lice detective — Rivera Chicago’s West Side. Rive- held assessment records caid dollars, should be case is to be reconsidered burst into loud sobs, his ra spent 21 years in prison sought by the Tribune. able to recoup money the in light of that decision. By Jason Meisner body shaking. In the hall- before the key witness in state took out of their The 80,000 workers Chicago Tribune way after court, he took the case recanted his testi- paychecks for “fair were employed by indi- off his suit coat, donned a mony, leading to Rivera’s share” union fees be- viduals with disabilities Jacques Rivera T-shirt reading “Trust & exoneration and release in tween 2008 and 2014. participating in the state- hunched forward at the Believe” and hugged a 2011. $2.50 city and suburbs, Those “fair share” fees administered Home courtroom table Friday supporter tight. In addition to finding $3.00 elsewhere covered the costs of col- Services Program, which and pressed his forehead “We got him!” Rivera that the police had vio- 171st year No. 181 lective bargaining even helps pay for severely to the fingertips of his cried. lated Rivera’s due process © Chicago Tribune though those workers disabled people to be folded hands, whispering After deliberating and constitutional rights, were not union mem- cared for at home rather a prayer as the jury filed about nine hours over two the 11-member jury held bers. than in institutions. in. days, a federal jury ruled the city of Chicago re- The 7th Circuit last When the verdict was that former Chicago po- year upheld a lower Turn to Ruling, Page 2 read — more than $17 lice Detective Reynaldo Turn to Rivera, Page 5 2 Chicago Tribune | Section 1 | Saturday, June 30, 2018 Shooter Case on caregiver sought to fees to be reheard ‘kill ... many Ruling, from Page 1 people’ Many of the workers were relatives of the disabled Shooting, from Page 1 individuals who were also their caretakers. Davis represented Ramos at “The (Service Employ- the bail hearing. He argued ees International Union) against holding the hearing and Blagojevich and and asked for a gag order in Quinn administrations the case. The judge denied seized $32 million from ANDREW HARNIK/AP both motions. 80,000 home health care Mark Janus, left, with Gov. Anne Arundel County providers against their Bruce Rauner, speaks police Chief Timothy Al- will, just took their mon- after the Janus v. AFSCME tomare said police found ey,” said William Messen- decision Wednesday. evidence of planning at the ger, an attorney with the gunman’s apartment. Al- JEN RYNDA/CAPITAL GAZETTE National Right to Work bent on silencing the tomare said items were re- Lynne Griffin, an ex-student of sports writer John McNamara, pays her respects on Friday. Legal Defense Founda- voices of workers have covered there that con- tion, who represents the been emboldened with nected Ramos to the attack. three home health care the ruling for the plaintiff Ramos was armed with a workers who brought the in Janus v. AFSCME, dis- 12-gauge shotgun that he original case in 2010. allowing collection of fair- had purchased about a year Those three workers share fees for collective ago. Police would not say prevailed at the Supreme bargaining work unions how much ammunition he Court but then returned to do on behalf of all work- used, or how much he lower courts to try to ers,” Muhammad said. carried with him. “The fel- expand the ruling to the The union argued in low was there to kill as other 80,000 workers. court documents in 2016 many people as possible,” Gerald Fischman Rob Hiaasen John McNamara “We’re hoping this will that many of those 80,000 Altomare said. help on . Police said eventually allow them to workers would likely have Ramos did not cooperate they arrived within 60 sec- get that wrongfully seized supported the union and with police, and as a check onds, and surrounded the money back,” he said. agreed to pay the fees if of a fingerprint database ran shooter. The three workers ar- they had been asked. Up slowly, Altomare said au- Ramos’ grudge with the gue that the home health until 2014, the state auto- thorities used facial recog- Capital Gazette began in care workers shouldn’t matically deducted those nition technology, drawing July 2011 after the paper ran have had to object to fees from home health from the Maryland Image a column about him harass- paying “fair share” fees; care workers’ paychecks, Repository System, to iden- ing a former high school it’s enough that they never regardless of whether tify Ramos. Altomare said Rebecca Smith Wendi Winters classmate on social media consented, they say. they were union mem- reports that Ramos had and the criminal case It’s a that may bers. mutilated his fingertips shooting, it wasn’t seen by the details of how the ram- against him. carry new weight follow- The state stopped those were false. police or reported to them. page unfolded Thursday, He sued the columnist ing the Janus decision. automatic deductions af- “It’s really hard to inter- Police only learned of the police used surveillance vi- and the organization’s ed- In the majority opinion ter a 2014 U.S. Supreme rogate somebody when you tweet later. deo from the office. The itor and publisher for dam- in the Janus case, Justice Court decision that home don’t know who they are, Outside of the court- attack began about 2:40 aging his reputation, but a Samuel Alito wrote that care workers paid by the when you don’t know house, Adams elaborated on p.m. EDT when 170 people court ruled in the news- union fees cannot be de- state are not full-fledged where they come from ... Ramos’ actions at the news- were working inside the paper’s favor and Ramos ducted from employee public employees. that’s why we asked for paper office. 5,000-square-foot office ultimately lost an appeal. paychecks “unless the em- Conservatives have cel- help,” Altomare said. Adams said that Ramos complex. The Capital In 2013, representatives ployee affirmatively con- ebrated the Janus decision Once Ramos was identi- led a “coordinated attack” Gazette is owned by The from The Capital met with sents to pay.” as a win for workers, free fied, Altomare said detect- that included barricading Baltimore Sun which, like Anne Arundel County po- But James Muhammad, speech and Gov. Bruce ives soon discovered his the back door of the build- the Chicago Tribune, Los lice to discuss Ramos’ ac- spokesman for SEIU Rauner, who has long history of a feud with the ing. Angeles Times and some tions, according to a police Healthcare Illinois, Indi- been a foe of organized newspaper that began with “There were two entran- other publications, is a report released Friday. ana, Missouri, Kansas, labor. a column written several ces to the offices in which Tronc newspaper, and is The officer meeting with said in a statement Friday Rauner spokeswoman years ago. With that infor- this attack occurred. The one of 30 tenants in the The Capital at the time that it’s “routine” for cases Nicole Wilson declined to mation, Altomare said po- rear door was barricaded. building and one of a hand- wrote he “did not believe to be sent back to lower comment Friday. Rauner lice could rule out terrorism Mr. Ramos then, as I told ful on the first floor. that Mr. Ramos was a threat courts for reconsideration was named as a defendant as a motive. the judge, entered the front Reporters who wit- to employees for The Capi- after major Supreme in the home health care Altomare said police had door and made his way nessed the shooting said tal.” Court decisions. He ex- lawsuit, though he did not no warning that Ramos through the office where he they dived under their pects the courts will reach participate in the appeal at might carry out an attack on was shooting victims as he desks for protection. Some contrib- the same decision as they the 7th Circuit. the newspaper. While walked through the office,” said they tried not to make uted. did in the case before Ramos posted on his Twit- he said. any sounds, while others Janus. [email protected] ter account before the To help piece together screamed or pleaded for [email protected] “Right-wing extremists Twitter @lschencker

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Bid for access in Van Dyke Heidi Stevens Balancing Act case thrown out

Mother Judge rules against Gaughan berated Van Dyke’s lawyers in January Nature a news media, cites for failing to file docu- wording of motion ments with the protection of the “decorum order.” model for By Megan Crepeau “For God’s sake, this Chicago Tribune time I’m really serious. You recovery better have that decorum A Cook County judge on order on that, OK?” I’m trying to take my Friday threw out on a Gaughan told Van Dyke’s cues from Mother Nature technicality a bid by news lead lawyer, Daniel Her- on this day that I process organizations for increased bert, at the time. the of five news- access to court filings in After Friday’s ruling, at- paper employees in Annap- Chicago police Officer Ja- torneys for the news or- olis, Md. son Van Dyke’s murder ganizations will have to Not because she’s peace- case, delaying arguments refile their documents, ful. Mother Nature is cer- over whether certain docu- striking any references to a tainly not that. But she ments should be made “decorum order” even in adapts. And survives. She’s public. older filings attached as fearless. Since February 2017, exhibits, before the issue Did you know fireflies CHRIS WALKER/CHICAGO TRIBUNE Judge Vincent Gaughan can be argued in open eat each other? I Googled it Claire Deane holds her 6-month-old daughter, Maggie, in a Wicker Park fountain Friday. had required that docu- court. the other night — “What ments be filed privately to Gaughan has long taken eats fireflies” — when I was his courtroom to comply unusual measures to con- playing in the backyard with a “decorum order” trol the flow of information with my son and noticed CHICAGO AREA that includes other restric- in the high-profile case, the first few of the summer. tions and rules. But after including regularly holding They’re primarily carni- the state Supreme Court closed-door meetings with vores and frequently feast ordered last month that lawyers in chambers, and on other fireflies. BEGINS TO BAKE practice stop, the judge clearing the courtroom of How bold, I thought, to prohibited lawyers from spectators and reporters keep lighting up the night Temperatures climb into 90s, kicking off a weekend using the term “decorum for hearings — both of even though it makes you of heat warnings and caution in outside activities order” while referring to which he did as recently as eminently easier to locate those sealed filings — an Thursday. and devour. By Hannah Leone the city was closer to 100 ter has warmed up since apparent effort to distin- The judge has said he We do the same thing. and Morgan Greene to 105, because of more Memorial Day weekend guish it from his other didn’t want to risk preju- Devour each other. And not Chicago Tribune moisture in the air, with water temperatures restrictions and rules. dicing potential jurors, but for any sensible reason like Friedlein said. now generally in the 60- But before Gaughan it is far from certain if Van sustenance. Out of rage, The heat index climbed Even at night, the low degree range. On Wednes- made that proclamation Dyke will let the judge or a usually. The Annapolis past 100 on Friday after- temperatures will likely day, the water tempera- from the bench in late May, jury decide his fate. suspect is alleged to have noon in the Chicago area as hover around 80 degrees, ture hit 70 degrees near attorneys representing sev- The court-ordered re- harbored a long-standing a National Weather Serv- Friedlein said. And he said Navy Pier, Castro said. en news organizations, in- lease of police dashboard grudge against The Capital ice excessive heat warning the conditions may be As for the rest of the cluding the Tribune, had camera video in November Gazette after it reported went into effect through- more extreme farther out- summer, things are not filed paperwork arguing 2015 that showed Van Dyke about a criminal harass- out northern Illinois and side the metro area in looking good for the heat- for increased access that shooting McDonald 16 ment case against him. neighboring states. places such as Pontiac, averse. referred to the “decorum times as the black teen And unlike fireflies, we The warning means Ottawa and Dixon. “It’s very much warmer order.” walked away from police have human hearts that “that a prolonged period “Compared to the heat than average, or normal, as Citing the use of that with a knife has roiled the shatter and grieve and of dangerously hot tem- wave two weeks ago, this we say,” said State Clima- term in the media’s motion, city and Police Depart- never really heal when one peratures will occur. The appears to be stronger,” tologist Jim Angel. “And special prosecutors re- ment. of our own is devoured. combination of hot tem- Friedlein said. “The body then if we look at the quested that Gaughan Friday’s hearing — Five families in Annapolis, peratures and high hu- is really tested with heat forecast for July, it’s going throw out the filing. On geared toward media ef- five sets of friends, a news- midity will combine to like this.” tobeaverywarmJulyas Friday, the judge did just forts to improve access — room — they’re all grap- create a dangerous situa- During this time, peo- well.” that, further delaying dis- was brief but at times pling with the weight of tion in which heat ill- ple should avoid strenu- This summer, there’s “a cussion on whether the combative. At one point, that sorrow. It will never nesses are likely,” accord- ous activity and prolonged much more likely chance public should be able to Gaughan instructed the leave them. It might start to ing to a statement from the time outside, drink lots of we’ll see those 95-degree view critical documents in court stenographer — who weigh less over time, but it weather service. water, and carry sun- temperatures we all know the shooting of 17-year-old takes down a record of will never leave. The warning kicked in screen, he said. and love,” Angel said. Laquan McDonald. what is said — not to But here’s something at 11 a.m. Friday and lasts Ricky Castro, another “The other side of the Gaughan blamed attor- transcribe what Fuentes else. My parents live next to until 7 p.m. Saturday. It local weather service me- coin in all this is it has ney Gabriel Fuentes, who was saying. a several-acre plot of land covers all of northern Illi- teorologist, earlier this been extremely wet so far, represents the owners of “Whatever he’s saying, that used to grow corn to nois and parts of southern week also advised wearing so there’s plenty of mois- WBEZ-FM 91.5, for first don’t take it down,” the feed cattle. When the land Wisconsin and northwest light-colored clothing and ture to re-evaporate into wrongly labeling the sealed judge told the court report- went up for sale more than Indiana. keeping an eye on friends, the atmosphere and really filings in that way, saying, er as Fuentes described the a decade ago, their town- Officials said the heat family and pets. push up the humidity,” “I never consented to that media’s request for access ship bought it and dedi- index, calculated based on “The main thing is stay- Angel said. “I think that’s being a decorum order.” to court filing. cated it to open space. temperature and relative ing cool and staying safe,” actually going to be our Yet prosecutors, Van Also Friday, at the re- My parents have helped humidity, could reach 105 Castro said. bigger problem.” Dyke’s lawyers and the quest of the special prose- restore the plot to its native to 112 degrees before the The soaring tempera- Although Chicagoans judge himself repeatedly cutors, Gaughan ordered prairie habit. Twice a year, warning expires Saturday tures will be accompanied may not be fans of the referred to them in that the sealing of two filings — my dad sets it on fire. It’s night. By about 4 p.m. by high humidity. stifling humidity, the re- way in court and written one referring to a defense called a controlled burn, and Friday it felt like 104 Those with medical cent rainfall may help gar- documents until late May expert witness and another it reduces the entire prairie degrees at O’Hare Inter- conditions — like chronic dens grow. after the high court ruling. involving witnesses ex- to blackened, charred ash. national Airport, 112 in lung diseases — should “Most established plants The sealed filings were pected to testify about And then, every time, it Joliet and 110 degrees at avoid long periods of heat in the ground have a pretty stamped with the words, McDonald’s allegedly vi- all grows back. Doesn’t just DuPage Airport, accord- exposure, double-check good amount of water to “Filed under the protection olent past. grow back, actually. It ing to the National that their air conditioning work with, so I feel like that of the Decorum Order.” comes bounding back with Weather Service. should really minimize a Perhaps most notably, [email protected] renewed purpose. The About 80 outdoor lot of stress,” said Stephen coneflowers and black-eyed events are taking place “If we look Hill, creative director of Susans and dropseeds and throughout Chicago this the West Town garden goldenrods shoot through weekend, said Melissa at the forecast center Sprout Home. the ground. The trees Stratton, a spokeswoman But with the heat com- Suit: City liable in chase whose limbs were burned for the city’s Office of for July, it’s ing on, gardeners should bare grow lush new leaves. Emergency Management keep an eye on anything The bees and butterflies and Communications. The going to be freshly planted and make that killed off-duty cop and dragonflies and blue- city is working with event a very warm sure new additions are By Ese Olumhense ’s safety and the safe- birds that make a prairie organizers to ensure water well-watered. Chicago Tribune ty of others. As a result, ecosystem return with a and shade are available. July as well.” “If you’re questioning it, Clark struck another vehi- vengeance. Chicago Health Com- it’s probably better to wa- The family of Taylor cle — driven by Chequita The things that were missioner Dr. Julie Morita — Climatologist Jim Angel ter it,” said Jennifer Par- Clark, an off-duty Chicago Adams, 27 — and died, choking out the sunlight, also warned those spend- avola, an owner of Far- police officer who died according to the suit. pre-burn, are gone. The ing time outside to watch is working and make sure mer’s Market Garden after running a red light The incident, which prairie is free to flourish. their caffeine and alcohol they have adequate re- Center in Irving Park. and striking and killing took place in the North I’m certain there’s a consumption, because sources so they don’t nec- For those with con- another motorist at Roose- Lawndale community, was lesson there. those substances can be essarily have to go outside, tainer gardens, like hang- velt Road and Kostner Ave- recorded by a pair of city- I can’t make sense of dehydrating. said Dr. George T. Chi- ing baskets and balcony nue last summer, is suing issued cameras, which four journalists and a news- “While the heat is a ampas, an emergency boxes, Hill recommends the city, claiming wrongful showed Clark running the room sales representative welcome relief from the medicine physician at watering early in the day death. light at high speed and shot dead for doing their cold spring that we actu- Northwestern Memorial before the sun hits. And In court papers filed smashing into Adams’ car jobs, any more than I can ally had, there’s dangers Hospital. then doing a double round Wednesday, exactly a year around 1 a.m. June 27, 2017. make sense of students associated with it,” Morita “Understand that the of watering throughout after the fatal collision, The video, released in mowed down in their class- said. “Older people, in- heat in combination with the day. Clark’s family said Officers September by the Civilian rooms or parishioners fants, people with under- humidity, especially these Overall the heat will Jamie Jawor and Mark Office of Police Account- slaughtered in their church lying health conditions extreme temperatures help fruiting plants and Mueller initiated a high- ability, showed the impact or kids caught in crossfire really need to make sure that we’re looking to face veggies. The high temper- speed pursuit of Clark’s pushed Adams’ car into a outside their homes. None they’re staying in air con- over these next three days, atures could even make Jeep without legal justifi- light pole, crushing it, of it makes any sense. ditioning.” that can be a strain on your your already hot peppers cation for doing so. while Clark’s vehicle rolled But in our search for The heat wave could body,” Chiampas said. hotter, Paravola said. Further, the suit alleges, onto its side. Both drivers ways to move forward, to extend to three days, said For those who do have As the mercury rises, the officers did not notify were pronounced dead lat- adapt, Mother Nature is an Matt Friedlein, a meteor- to venture outside and Chicago residents can call the Police Department or er that morning at area awfully good model. ologist for the weather take part in physical activ- 311 to request well-being the city’s Office of Emer- hospitals. We have to honor the service based in suburban ities, he recommends checks for elderly friends gency Management and Just before the fatal five people killed Thursday Romeoville. During the completing them early or family members, or for Communications about crash, not far away, Clark by continuing to tell the warning period, highs morning or late in the information on the closest the chase or activate their had fled from on-duty gang truth and fight for the less could hover around the evening and taking breaks cooling center. police lights for a portion of team officers in an un- powerful and give a voice to mid-90-degree mark and throughout. Additional cooling cen- the pursuit, two actions marked car. The officers people who need to be the lows may not dip And be on the lookout ters are being opened to that “increased the risk of tried to stop him because heard. All of us do. Journal- below 80 degrees, accord- for symptoms of heat- residents in Gary and in danger to the public and the Jeep looked like one ists and readers. All citi- ing to the weather service. related illness like head- Oak Park. created a hazard to motori- involved in a carjacking, zens. That part I know. But it will feel a lot ache, nausea and fatigue. For updates on the fore- sts on the roadway and police Superintendent Ed- We have to grow back. hotter: From late morning “Monitor how you’re cast, check the Tribune’s pedestrians in and about die Johnson said, accord- We can’t stop lighting up to early evening Friday feeling and give yourself weather page. the roadway.” ing to a September report the night, even when it and Saturday and possibly opportunities to cool The chase was a viola- in the Tribune. makes us easier to devour. into Sunday, people can down,” Chiampas said. [email protected] tion of Police Department Clark’s family is request- expect a heat index even A trip to your Lake [email protected] general orders and policies, ing a jury trial. Twitter @morgreene [email protected] Michigan beach may pro- higher than the heat wave Twitter @hannahmleone the suit says, and the offi- Twitter @heidistevens13 earlier this month, when vide some relief. The wa- cers’ conduct disregarded [email protected] 4 Chicago Tribune | Section 1 | Saturday, June 30, 2018 Chicago Tribune | Section 1 | Saturday, June 30, 2018 5 Court: Berrios must release information Berrios, from Page 1 make a decision about what we will do going forward,” values in affluent neighbor- he added. hoods often were too low, Kaegi, meanwhile, said and those in economically Friday that Berrios should struggling areas often were accept the ruling and re- too high. As a result, lease the documents. Berrios’ methods tended to “Not only is transpar- unfairly shift the property ency in government right tax burden from the and the smart thing to do — wealthy to the less affluent. in this case it’s a legal In collaboration with requirement under the Illi- ProPublica Illinois, the se- nois property tax code,” he ries later found that busi- said. ness properties were un- Kaegi said he is assem- derassessed, which pushed bling a team to work out a more of the tax burden way to put the information onto the backs of home- online in a way that is owners and small busi- understandable to the gen- nesses. The investigation eral public so he can hit the was a major factor in the ground running when he March Democratic pri- takes office in December. mary, which saw Berrios “We think it’s really im- lose to asset manager Fritz portant to have that trans- Kaegi, who pledged to parency,” Kaegi added. make assessment models “This is a key, essential and data public and also thing to increase people’s address flaws the series confidence in the system.” identified. Attorney Eric Mattson, Berrios was highly criti- who represented the Trib- BRIAN JACKSON/FOR THE CHICAGO TRIBUNE cal and dismissive of the une, said he hoped Berrios’ Danielle Patterson had feelings of depression after having her daughter, Naomi, and thought more moms could use help. investigation’s findings on office would “take the Ap- residential assessments un- pellate Court’s opinion at til a Civic Consulting Alli- face value and release the ance study commissioned documents right away.” by County Board President “This is a complete vic- A party for coping with Toni Preckwinkle con- tory not just for the Trib- firmed the series’ work. une, but also for the public Berrios then vowed to fix at large,” he added. the problem, working with “They’re entitled to know the Consulting Alliance what their government is postpartum depression and Tyler Technologies, the up to.” firm the county has hired to It’s unclear whether By Christen “I just wanted to create that safe primarily black and Latina. update its property taxa- Preckwinkle, a Berrios ally A. Johnson “I want to make sure that tion computer systems. who supported him for Chicago Tribune space and allow other people to women of color have this The appeals court ruling re-election, will call on him community, just like some- Friday relates to records to release the information After becoming a new vent while they are drinking a body in Ravenswood would and formulas used to value and end the legal proceed- mom in October — and have,” said Patterson. “This commercial and industrial ings. A Preckwinkle then getting laid off from mimosa and listening to a DJ.” isn’t something we have to properties. The Tribune spokesman said Friday that her job while on maternity be on the hush about or just also asked for documents the office had not received leave — Danielle Patterson — Danielle Patterson deal with.” related to “hand checks,” the opinion. wasn’t “super sad” or “up- The Post Party is free, which involve adjusting as- As the Tribune case set,” just focused on her and Patterson has only two sessments manually on a against Berrios has un- next steps. Party will be 1-4 p.m. at moms. The latter, Patterson rules: no kids, and dress case-by-case basis. folded, the potential cost to The 30-year-old South 2144 W. Van Buren St. in said, are “the stronger ones comfortably. Berrios’ office refused to taxpayers has continued to Side native began the leg- Chicago. that we have.” “Don’t go out buying a release the information, rise. To date those costs top work to start her own “I just wanted to create “(Teen moms) will have new dress, wear your saying it was part of a $100,000. nonprofit to help fatherless that safe space and allow this baby, and sooner than sweatpants, yoga pants, leg- “deliberative process” and The initial trial court girls. Even with her hus- other people to vent while six weeks, they have to be gings, have your hair tied, therefore not subject to ruling also ordered the as- band being “a big help with they are drinking a mimosa back at school. They’re whatever! Drake (the rap- state open records laws. sessor’s office to pay the everything,” it was then and listening to a DJ,” she new moms too, they go per) said in that song, At the trial level, Cook Tribune’s legal fees in the that she felt the loneliness said. “That’s pretty much through postpartum too, ‘That’s when you’re the County Judge Neil Cohen case, which is common of new motherhood. the purpose of the party.” and people may try to prettiest, I hope that you rejected that argument. when a news organization “As I was preparing legal When she first told peo- shame them. She needs don’t take it wrong.’ Just be The appeals court agreed, wins an open records case. things for the organization, ple she wanted to have a that community too.” yourself. It’s not about the with Griffin stating that At the time, the fees I found myself like, man, I party for postpartum Patterson said postpar- kids right now, it’s about “the requested records are amounted to $32,000, but don’t have anybody to talk moms, she received puz- tum isn’t often talked about you.” final — not preliminary. they have risen as Berrios to. I don’t have other moms zled responses. in communities of color. The day party will have The requested records are pursued the appeal. The that I can vent to or that I “A lot of people were like, Robert Keefe, lead author welcome bags, a career and also not ones in which county also has paid more can share my thoughts with ‘Wait, you want to celebrate of a 2016 study on how development professional opinions are expressed or than $70,000 as of April to a and how I’m feeling,” she postpartum (depression)?’ I women of color deal with to help with basic resume in which policies or actions law firm to represent the said. was like, ‘No, I want to postpartum depression, and LinkedIn updates, a are formulated — they are assessor’s office. Patterson, who consid- celebrate the new us while says the lack of conversa- therapist to talk through factual. They are the results At the trial court level, ered herself to have post- we cope with our changes,’ ” tion is due to many things, healthy coping with post- of the assessment process.” Cohen sealed the related partum depression, said she recalled, while quoting one being the absence of partum, as well as light “There is no longer any court records to prevent she desired a network, a the party’s tagline. “I services. refreshments, a DJ, mi- reason that the Tribune or the public from gaining group of “other moms who wanted to create this for us “Most postpartum de- mosas and drinks for the the public be deprived of “backdoor access to the are experiencing the same to have a good time, to pression research is mainly teen moms, networking op- the records involved in the documents (sought by the things” as her. She figured figure out how we can get focused on white, middle- portunities, raffles and case,” added Griffin, with Tribune) while judicial that if she needed it, then through this thing without class women,” he said. “Be- giveaways. Judges Sheldon Harris and proceedings remain on- other moms did too. So she ripping our head off, going cause of that, services have “There’s going to be a Mary Mikva concurring. going,” according to brainstormed. into a deep depression, been structured to meet community (for moms) Asked Friday whether Griffin’s ruling. On Friday, “I was in the car with my abandoning our families, needs of white women and here, and it will be just a Berrios would appeal the Griffin ordered the filings husband, and I was like, ‘I without taking extreme not women of color.” good time and help us get ruling or turn over the made public, saying “there feel like I just need to throw measures as far as suicide.” According to the study, back to who we were — or documents, assessor is no longer any reason” to a party or something.’ ” Patterson was especially 12 percent of white women even better.” spokesman Tom Shaer said keep them sealed. On Saturday, that’s ex- adamant about creating experience postpartum de- the office’s attorneys had actly what she plans to do. this community and space pression, compared with 38 [email protected] yet to review the opinion. [email protected] Patterson’s first-ever Post for moms of color and teen percent of mothers of color, Twitter @christenadot_ “We will evaluate it and Twitter @ReporterHal

$17M for exonerated ex-inmate Rivera, from Page 1 going to do to make things Wrongful Convictions right,” Bowman told report- tracked down Lopez and he sponsible, ruling that Rivera ers in the lobby of the recanted his testimony, was victimized by a practice Dirksen U.S. Courthouse. swearing in an affidavit that at the Police Department of Meanwhile, Rivera’s lead he tried to notify police and withholding police reports attorney, Jon Loevy, called prosecutors before Rivera’s and other investigative ma- the Guevara scandal one of trial that he had identified terials from criminal de- the biggest in Chicago’s the wrong person but that fense attorneys. history, suggesting it could no one would listen. The jury awarded $17 even surpass the notorious “I have been waiting for million in compensatory torture cases involving dis- years for someone to find damages against the city graced former Cmdr. Jon me so I could tell the truth,” and also ordered Guevara Burge. Lopez said in the sworn and the other two ex-de- Reached by phone later statement. “My coming for- tectives — Steve Gawrys Friday, Guevara’s attorney, ward now is all about re- and Ed Mingey — to pay a Thomas Leinenweber, said demption.” combined $175,000 in puni- that while he respected the In his closing argument tive damages out of their jury’s verdict, what hap- Wednesday, Loevy de- own pockets. A fourth for- pened to Rivera was not the scribed the Police Depart- mer detective, Gillian Mc- fault of the police. ment investigation of Va- ZBIGNIEW BZDAK/CHICAGO TRIBUNE Laughlin, was cleared of A spokesman for the Law lentin’s shooting as a joke Jacques Rivera gets hugs from Northwestern University law students after Friday’s verdict. any wrongdoing. Department said the city from the start. Detectives’ Guevara, 75, was not in was “disappointed” by the reports went missing, line- that’s what they gave to Eight other federal lawsuits After the verdict Friday, court at the time of the verdict and evaluating its ups were rigged and sea- prosecutors,” Sotos said, are pending against the ex- Rivera fought back tears as verdict. The other officers legal options. soned detectives were able adding that Rivera’s crimi- detective, and other people he was asked about the pain showed no visible reaction Rivera, a former Latin to steer Lopez into making nal defense attorney at the still in prison are pushing of losing so many years with as it was announced. King, was convicted of an identification just to time, now-Cook County prosecutors to have their his family — the missed The award was one of the killing 16-year-old Felix Va- close a case and look good, Judge Kenneth Wadas, did cases reheard, records show. birthdays, Christmases, largest ever involving Chi- lentin during a summer of the attorney said. a poor job of poking holes in In case after case, Gueva- graduations and life mark- cago police misconduct — rising violence among war- “The whole thing was an admittedly weak case. ra has repeatedly refused to ers that passed him by while and it could be just the ring street gangs in Chi- dirty,” he said. The trial unfolded amid testify when asked under he sat in prison. His daugh- beginning. cago’s West Humboldt Park In asking for as much as mushrooming allegations oath about allegations of ter, Jennifer, was 6 months Rivera’s lawsuit was the neighborhood in 1988. $42 million in damages, that the now-retired Gueva- wrongdoing. Testifying in old when he was locked up. first in a string of similar The state’s only witness, Loevy characterized the ra ran a widespread corrup- the Rivera trial earlier this His mother, Gwen, who cases against Guevara, a Orlando Lopez, was 12 at case as an egregious one tion racket for years in month, Guevara invoked his never gave up hope that former Chicago police gang the time of the murder. even for a city accustomed predominantly Hispanic Fifth Amendment right he’d be cleared, died a short crimes detective who has Lopez testified at the trial to big payouts in police West Side neighborhoods, more than 200 times in a time after his release. been accused of widespread that he was hiding in an misconduct suits. pinning false murder cases little more than an hour, “I was kidnapped by the corruption in the 1980s and alcove when he saw Rivera In his closing remarks, on suspects, shaking down including when asked di- Chicago Police Depart- 1990s that sent more than a fire shots into Valentin’s attorney James Sotos, who drug dealers for protection rectly whether he’d ever ment, by Reynaldo Gueva- dozen innocent men to pris- parked car, then turn and represented McLaughlin money and taking payments framed anyone. ra,” Rivera said. “I wasn’t a on. look in his direction. and Gawrys, said what hap- from gang members to Guevara’s decision to in- perfect guy, but I wasn’t out One of Rivera’s attorneys, Judge Michael Close pened to Rivera was an change the outcomes of voke his right against self- there doing nothing wrong. Locke Bowman, said after convicted Rivera of the indication of a criminal jus- police lineups. incrimination protects him But (Guevara) came after to court that the verdict was “a murder and sentenced him tice system that was “bro- So far, Rivera and 17 other from potential criminal lia- me. And we still don’t know real call out” to the city of to 80 years in prison. ken.” But it wasn’t the de- men have either had cases bility, but jurors in civil trials why.” Chicago. It wasn’t until 2010 that tectives’ fault, he said. collapse or their convictions are allowed to draw a “nega- “They need to think seri- lawyers with Northwestern “They had a 12-year-old thrown out over allegations tive inference” from his re- [email protected] ously about what they are University’s Center on boy who said, ‘I saw it.’ And of misconduct by Guevara. fusal to answer questions. Twitter @jmetr22b 6 Chicago Tribune | Section 1 | Saturday, June 30, 2018 S i

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New activists to rally for migrant families Moms, first-time protesters plan to march Saturday By Gillian Flaccus and Amy Taxin Associated Press

PORTLAND, Ore. — Im- migrants who have spent years fighting to change the country’s immigration sys- tem are getting newfound support from liberal activ- ists, moms and first-time protesters motivated by a visceral narrative — Presi- dent Donald Trump’s ad- ministration separating children from their parents at the U.S.-Mexico border. Groups that pulled off massive women’s marches the last two years and other left-leaning rallies are throwing their weight be- hind migrant families Sat- urday. More than 600 marches could draw hundreds of thousands of people nation- wide, from immigrant- friendly cities like Los An- geles and New York City to conservative Appalachia and Wyoming. Though many are sea- TAMIR KALIFA/GETTY soned anti-Trump demon- Demonstrators rally against the Trump administration’s immigration policies Thursday in Brownsville, Texas. strators, others are new to immigration activism, in- 600 women wearing white nannies, housekeepers and ing worldwide women’s disappointed and frustrated Federal police raided the cluding parents who say and railing against the now- caregivers, many of whom marches on Trump’s inau- by our nation’s disastrous sit-in Thursday and ar- they feel compelled to show abandoned separation pol- are immigrants. “We just guration and anniversary. immigration laws and sup- rested nine people. up after heart-wrenching icy were arrested Thursday kept hearing over and over Tyler Houlton, a spokes- ports action.” Sharaf and three others accounts of children forci- in Washington, D.C. again, if it was my child, I man for the U.S. Depart- In Portland, Sharaf and recently fired up their lap- bly taken from their families With demonstrations would want someone to do ment of Homeland Security, other mothers are working tops and cellphones at her as they crossed the border nationwide, immigrant ad- something.” welcomed interest in the to organize a march ex- dining room table — one illegally. vocacy groups say they’re Saturday’s rallies are get- immigration system and pected to attract 5,000 — all mom breastfeeding her son In Portland, Ore., several thrilled — and surprised — ting funding and support said only Congress has the while they change diapers, as she worked. stay-at-home moms are or- to see the issue gaining from the American Civil power to change the law. nurse babies and prepare “Everyone I know that ganizing their first rally traction among those not Liberties Union, “We appreciate that snacks. They have marched I’ve talked to about this while caring for young kids. tied to immigration. MoveOn.org, the National these individuals have ex- for women’s rights but have issue has had a very visceral “I’m not a radical, and “Honestly, I am blown Domestic Workers Alliance pressed an interest in and never spearheaded a rally. reaction,” Sharaf said. I’m not an activist,” said away. I have literally never and The Leadership Con- concern with the critical Portland’s weekend rally “Because, as moms, we Kate Sharaf, a co-organizer seen Americans show up for ference. issue of securing our na- is not related to an 11-day know how important it is to in Portland’s event. “I just immigrants like this,” said But local organizers are tion’s borders and enforcing vigil at the city’s U.S. Immi- be with your child and how reached a point where I felt Jess Morales Rocketto, po- shouldering on-the-ground our immigration laws,” gration and Customs En- critical attachment is to a I had to do more.” litical director at the Na- planning, many of them Houlton said. forcement headquarters by child. It’s just heartbreaking She and co-organizers tional Domestic Workers women relying on informal “As we have indicated protesters who want the for me to see.” are undaunted after nearly Alliance, which represents networks established dur- before, the department is agency out of the city.

NEWS BRIEFING Paul Manafort Staff and news services fights use of his financial Trump sets date to announce records at trial nominee for Supreme Court WASHINGTON — Having lost his fight to MORRISTOWN, N.J. — least five potential candi- have the bank and tax Powering forward with a dates for the nation’s high fraud case against him decision that could re- court and he may inter- thrown out of federal shape the Supreme Court view as many as seven. court, Paul Manafort on for decades, President Kennedy, a key swing Friday sought to have the Donald Trump said Friday vote on the court, an- financial records found in he will announce his nounced Wednesday that his condominium and choice to succeed retiring he would retire this sum- storage unit tossed. Justice Anthony Kennedy mer. Those records were ob- on July 9. He added that Asked if he planned to tained through search two women are among his question potential court warrants that detail the top candidates for the job. nominees about their extent to which the for- The president, who views on abortion rights mer lobbyist and Trump spoke aboard Air Force and Roe v. Wade, the campaign chairman found One on the way to his golf president responded, NIRANJAN SHRESTHA/AP himself in debt and de- club in New Jersey, said he “That’s not a question I’ll Farmers frolic in Lele, Nepal, on Friday to celebrate the first day of planting rice for the pendent on money from had identified a group of at be asking.” season. The national holiday features singing, dancing and playing in muddy fields. pro-Russian interests. His attorneys are asking U.S. District Judge T.S. Ellis to find that the Palestinians say 13-year-old searches as part of special Nassar, ex-trainer are charged counsel Robert Mueller’s killed along border with Israel investigation of Russian meddling in U.S. elections GAZA CITY, Gaza Strip Health Ministry said. with sexual assault in Texas were unconstitutional. An — Two Palestinians, in- More than 130 employee did not have cluding a teenage boy, wounded were evacuated DALLAS — Larry Nas- Nassar is already serving tors Bela and Martha Karo- authority to let FBI agents were killed and scores to hospitals for treatment sar, the disgraced former decades in prison for sexual lyi. Five former gymnasts into the storage unit and wounded by Israeli fire on with at least three in sports doctor, and a one- assault and child pornogra- implored authorities last they were given too much Friday, Gaza health offi- serious condition, the time trainer were charged phy possession in Michi- month to determine leeway to seize items at his cials said, as weekly bor- ministry said. About 90 with sexual assault on Fri- gan, where hundreds of whether the Karolyis could condo, he argued. der rallies organized by others received first aid. day following an investiga- women and girls accused have prevented abuse at the Islamic militant group The Israeli military said tion involving an elite gym- him of sexually abusing their facility. Two gymnasts that rules the territory thousands of Palestinians nastics center in Texas. them under the guise of said Nassar abused them continued. participated in the “ex- A grand jury indicted medical treatment, includ- there. The U.S. Food and Drug The 13-year-old was fa- tremely violent” demon- Nassar on six counts of ing while he worked for Stroud said Friday there Administration has ap- tally shot in the head and a stration that included at- second-degree sexual as- USA Gymnastics, which is is “no corroborated evi- proved the first drug de- 24-year-old man died of tempts to breach the bor- sault of a child, while a responsible for training dence of any criminal con- veloped specifically to re- gunshot wounds to his leg der and the throwing of a former trainer, Debbie Van Olympic gymnasts, and duct” by the Karolyis, and duce excessive sweating, a and abdomen, the Gaza grenade at soldiers. Horn, was indicted on one Michigan State University. that the couple, who have common condition that count, Walker County The new charges stem denied knowledge of any can cause anxiety. prosecutor Stephanie from an investigation at the mistreatment at their Dermira Inc. said Fri- Stroud said during a news famed gymnastics training since-closed facility about day its Qbrexza — which conference in Huntsville. center just outside 70 miles north of Houston, blocks sweat glands from Federal judge blocks Kentucky Details of the alleged as- Huntsville that was run by “were and remain fully activating — was approved Medicaid work requirements saults weren’t immediately former national women’s cooperative with this inves- for excessive underarm released. gymnastics team coordina- tigation.” sweating. FRANKFORT, Ky. — A cause of that, Boasberg federal judge has blocked said the Trump adminis- Kentucky’s work require- tration’s decision was “ar- ments for Medicaid and bitrary and capricious.” West African counterterror force’s HQ attacked Spain is creating a marine has ordered the Trump Kentucky was the first wildlife reserve for the administration to recon- state approved to require BAMAKO, Mali — A car the brazenness of the ex- three suspected attackers migrations of whales and sider the program. some Medicaid recipients packed with explosives tremist threat in a part of and a civilian were dolphins in the Mediterra- U.S. District Judge get a job to keep their detonated at the head- the world that made head- wounded, officials said. nean Sea and will prohibit James Boasberg ruled the Medicaid benefits. The quarters of a new, five- lines in October with the The 5,000-strong G5 Sa- searching for fossil fuels in Trump administration did rules were to take effect nation West African coun- killing of four U.S. service hel force launched last year the area. The Spanish gov- not adequately consider Sunday. GOP Gov. Matt terterror force in Mali, set- members in an ambush in and includes Mali, Burkina ernment announced Fri- whether the work re- Bevin has vowed to kill ting off a gun battle that neighboring Niger. Faso, Chad, Niger and day that the protected quirements and other Medicaid coverage for killed two soldiers, a civil- In addition to the deaths, Mauritania. reserve will cover 17,909 changes would help the more than 400,000 people ian and two attackers, offi- two other attackers were There was no immediate square miles between the state give its residents if his proposal is ulti- cials said Friday. captured, a military spokes- information on the attack- Balearic Islands and the access to health care. Be- mately struck down. The attack highlighted man said. Four soldiers, ers’ identity. mainland. 8 Chicago Tribune | Section 1 | Saturday, June 30, 2018 EU aims to give Iowa justices refugees more aid 72-hour waiting 100 more reported abandoned by their EU partners. period for abortion missing or dead at Italy, with a new anti- By David Pitt precise moment when a sea after boat fails European government, has Associated Press human being comes into refused to take charge of existence. We have great By Lorne Cook people rescued at sea in DES MOINES, Iowa — respect for the sincerity of and Menna Zaki recent weeks, sparking a The Iowa Supreme Court those with deeply held be- Asociated Press diplomatic row with on Friday struck down a law liefs on either side of the France and Malta. EMILIO MORENATTI/AP requiring a 72-hour waiting issue. BRUSSELS — European In Germany, Chancellor Migrants arrive Friday at the port of Tarifa, southern period for women seeking “Nevertheless, the state’s Union leaders Friday drew Angela Merkel’s coalition Spain, after being rescued by Spain’s Maritime Rescue an abortion, ruling that the capacity to legislate pursu- up new plans to screen partner is demanding she Service in the Strait of Gibraltar. restriction was unconstitu- ant to its own moral scru- migrants in North Africa take a tougher line on tional and that “autonomy ples is necessarily curbed by for eligibility to enter Eu- migrants, undermining her a betrayal of our values that The government in Ankara and dominion over one’s the constitution. The state rope, saying they set aside leadership. consists in pushing people was paid more than 3 body go to the very heart of may pick a side, but in doing major differences over The new plan is to re- off to third countries, were billion euros in refugee aid what it means to so, it may not tres- stemming the flow of peo- ceive people from rescue clearly set aside,” Macron to stop people leaving for be free.” pass upon the fun- ple seeking sanctuary or ships in EU nations that said. the Greek islands. Justices noted damental rights of better lives. agree to share responsibil- Even new Italian Prime The bottom line is that that the waiting the people,” Cady But the show of unity ity for handing migration Minister Giuseppe Conte, numbers have dropped by period could force wrote. did little to hide that the with the EU’s main point- whose populist govern- about 96 percent, com- delays, increase Two justices, hardest work still lies of-entry countries like ment has rocked the EU’s pared with 2015 when well costs and in some Edward Mansfield ahead. Spain, Italy and Greece. political landscape, said: over 1 million people en- cases prevent a and Thomas Even as the leaders met But they also will receive “On the whole, we can say tered Europe, most of them woman from le- Waterman, disa- in Brussels for a second them in centers in North we are satisfied.” fleeing conflict in Syria and gally obtaining an greed. day, Libya’s coast guard Africa and possibly the That said, the Czech Iraq. abortion. The Waterman Mansfield’s dis- said about 100 people were Balkans. Republic and Austria have Algeria, Egypt, Libya, court’s 5-2 deci- senting opinion ar- missing and feared dead “A complete approach no intention of basing mi- Morocco, Niger and sion said the man- gued that the after their boat capsized in was adopted,” French grant centers on their terri- Tunisia are touted as pos- datory delay vio- court’s majority the Mediterranean. President Emmanuel Mac- tory. sible locations, even lated the Iowa opinion forgoes The leaders agreed on a ron told reporters after a “Why should there be though details of the plans Constitution be- “accepted meth- “new approach” to manage night of haggling and de- centers? Center should be are sketchy. Morocco al- cause the restric- ods of constitu- those rescued at sea, just as lays to address demands outside of Europe. Ellis ready has refused and none tions on women tional inter- bickering over who should from Italy that its views be Island, yes? And the Aus- of those listed has volun- weren’t “narrowly pretation” and in- take responsibility for incorporated in the final tralian model, very simple. teered to take part. tailored to serve a stead at times re- them undermines unity summit statement. We have to execute this,” The EU’s executive compelling inter- lies “on an and threatens cross-border “We are protecting bet- Czech Prime Minister An- Commission now must est of the state.” Mansfield undertone of mor- business and travel in Eu- ter. We are cooperating drej Babis said. draft something more con- The ruling al criticism toward rope. Italy, Greece and more. And we are reaf- The “disembarkation crete in coordination with comes in a lawsuit filed by abortion opponents.” Spain bear responsibility firming our principles. All platforms” are a logical the U.N.’s refugee agency Planned Parenthood of Mansfield is on President for accepting most of the hastily made solutions, be extension of the EU’s mi- and the International Or- Iowa and the American Donald Trump’s list of pos- migrants and have felt they solely national ones or grant deal with Turkey. ganization for Migration. Civil Liberties Union of sible nominees to the U.S. Iowa, which sued the state Supreme Court. shortly after the law was Planned Parenthood had approved last year. The argued that Iowa lawmak- groups argued that a wom- ers were imposing more an’s right to an abortion was severe burdens on women among the core privacy seeking abortions “than al- rights protected by the Iowa most all other states.” Constitution and federal The group noted that the law. Iowa Supreme Court had Attorneys for Planned recognized privacy as a fun- Parenthood and the state damental right in previous had no immediate com- cases, and argued that abor- ment on Friday’s ruling. tion was a core privacy right The waiting period is part of that should be treated like a larger state law that bans other fundamental rights. most abortions after 20 Iowa Solicitor General weeks of pregnancy. Jeffrey Thompson, who de- The 20-week ban is in fended the law for the state, effect and isn’t part of the argued that protecting un- legal challenge. born life was a state interest In its Friday ruling, the of the highest order and that court noted it wasn’t con- abortion wasn’t a funda- cluding that a woman’s mental right. right to terminate a preg- He said the waiting pe- nancy was unlimited. riod provides time for wom- The ruling, written by en to consider information Chief Justice Mark Cady, that abortion providers are outlined the difficulty required to provide, includ- courts have in reaching de- ing an opportunity to view cisions on abortion. an ultrasound or hear a fetal “We do not, and could heartbeat. not, endeavor to discern the

GERMAN AEROSPACE CENTER Cimon, which is slightly bigger than a basketball, will German astronaut Alexander Gerst with experiments. SpaceX launches supplies, AI robot to space station By Marcia Dunn Aiming to lower launch Associated Press costs by reusing rockets, SpaceX did not retrieve the CAPE CANAVERAL, booster for another flight Fla. — A SpaceX rocket that and ditched it in the At- flew two months ago with a lantic instead. The company NASA satellite roared back is switching to a new and into action Friday, launch- improved line of boosters. ing the first orbiting robot The Dragon will deliver with artificial intelligence the robot Cimon, pro- and other station supplies. nounced Simon. The 3D- The used Falcon rocket printed German Space blasted off before dawn, Agency robot will assist hauling nearly 6,000 German astronaut Alexan- pounds of cargo including der Gerst with science ex- the spherical AI bot named periments. IBM provided Cimon, genetically identical the AI brain. Cimon will mice and super-caffeinated remain on the orbiting lab. coffee for the crew of the Cimon stands for Crew International Space Station. Interactive Mobile Com- The shipment, packed panion. into a Dragon capsule that’s Also on board are two also recycled, should reach sets of genetically identical the station Monday. brown female mice, or 20 The launch delighted mice altogether. spectators as the rocket Northwestern University plume expanded in the wants to study the bacteria night sky like a giant halo in the animals’ guts and beneath a nearly full moon compare them to their iden- and a gleaming Mars. tical sisters on the ground. This marked SpaceX’s They did the same with fastest reflight of a booster. former NASA astronauts The same booster launched and identical twins Scott the planet-hunting Tess sat- and Mark Kelly during ellite in April. The capsule Scott’s mission a few years flew in 2016. ago. Chicago Tribune | Section 1 | Saturday, June 30, 2018 9 BUSINESS Seoul wants piece of North pie brought together 600 cor- Food firms eye porate executives and econ- 1st forays if Kim omic researchers to hash over future opportunities. opens up land The list went on and on: roads, railways, ports, air- By Brian Murphy and ports, the electrical grid, Michelle Ye Hee Lee hotels, televisions and con- The Washington Post sumer goods of all kinds. Real estate firms zeroed SEOUL, South Korea — in on the untouched prop- At a glass-and-stone office erty in the demilitarized complex in downtown zone, or DMZ. Some tourist Seoul, a team of corporate companies brainstormed strategists is thinking about ideas about the North — all diplomacy, North Korea aware that even giant and the power of marsh- Hyundai was once burned mallow, yellow cake and by the North’s government. chocolate. In 1998, Hyundai opened At the same time, dozens a mountain resort for tour- of other companies across ists at North Korea’s Mount South Korea also are jock- Kumgang, just over the bor- eying for any edge to jump der. It was hugely popular, into North Korea if Kim but it was closed in 2008 by Jong Un’s outreach eventu- the North after a sentry ally opens investment in a shot and killed a tourist. country that needs every- The entire development thing from new roads to was confiscated by Pyong- designer doorknobs. yang. But Orion Corp. has Korea’s central bank esti- something the others do mates that the North Kore- not: the original Choco Pie an economy has expanded and its status as a treat so at a respectable 1.24 per- coveted in the North that it ANNALIESE NURNBERG/THE WASHINGTON POST cent on average each year can be peddled for many Choco Pie is so coveted in North Korea that it can be peddled for many times its original price on the black market. since Kim assumed power times its price on the black in 2011, gradually allowing a market. shared culture and lan- North for scores of midsize sociation with the Kaesong erhouse company, which budding free enterprise There is still no way to guage as well,” said Gloria South Korean companies. economic zone, where the has headquarters in Tokyo system to emerge with predict whether North Ko- Koo, associate director of The North Korean work- company’s food division and Seoul. Lotte’s food, small private shops and rea could get an investment the University of Southern ers stashed them instead of provided snacks including a hotels, logistics and chemi- restaurants. rush from South Korea and California’s Korean Studies eating them. Choco Pies lemon-lime soft drink cal holdings are making China, however, remains other countries across the Institute. became so prevalent for called Chilsung Cider and contingencies for the the big brother, having region. For starters, the Kim Perhaps no company has sale or barter on the streets its own version of the North. served as the North’s econ- regime needs to make a more ready fan base in the that North Korea report- Choco Pie. “There are needs at every omic lifeline for decades. enough nuclear conces- North than the South Kore- edly banned their import to The Kaesong project of- level in North Korea. So, of This leaves South Korean sions to cause a rollback of an makers of the original Kaesong in 2014. fered cheap labor for some course, this is making com- businesses — even powerful some U.N. sanctions. Choco Pie, a cake-and- Choco Pies became such South Korean manufactur- panies, especially those in global brands such as But that hasn’t damp- marshmallow sandwich a symbol of resistance that ers and provided the North South Korea, very inter- Hyundai and Samsung — ened the optimism of South dipped in chocolate, some- activist groups in South with foreign currency. ested to move if Kim Jong asking for government help Korean executives. what like an American Korea sent them over the It was suspended in 2016 Un allows it,” said Kim to catch up. Companies of every MoonPie. border tied to balloons, and amid Seoul’s anger over the Byung-yeon, an economics Many executives express stripe — construction, ship- An executive at Orion, the Seoul government gave North’s nuclear tests. professor at Seoul National hope for a master plan by ping, mining, hotel groups, which introduced the a lifetime supply of Choco “In planning our North University. the government of South automaker Hyundai and Choco Pie to South Korea in Pies to the North Korean Korea-bound initiatives, “But this is also the con- Korean President Moon others — have started to the 1970s, said last month soldier, Oh Chong-song, Lotte is approaching this cern. North Korea is so Jae-in to handle potential weigh the potential wind- that its most-famous snack who was badly wounded by first from a humanitarian- unknown and so in need investments into North Ko- falls and risks. could be the advance guard gunfire in his dash south aid and social-exchange that there could be serious rea and, down the road, Many industry officials in North Korea for the across the demilitarized perspective, rather than problems if companies just possible reunification. see South Korean food company’s full line of crack- zone in November. business at the moment,” rush in.” “As an individual com- companies as among the ers, cookies and other Investing in food for said Lotte spokesman Kang The professor has led pany, we can’t plan on our most likely to make the first munchies. North Korean markets is Sung-doo. “Food products calls for “managed econo- own to do work in North possible forays, using com- Choco Pies were a fa- also on the mind of one of will serve such humanitari- mic engagement” if sanc- Korea,” said Seo Geum-yul, mon culture and tastes as vored extra among North South Korea’s major con- an and social purposes tions ease. vice president of South Ko- calling cards. Korean workers at the now- glomerates, the Lotte well.” But it’s hard to say how rea Engineering & Con- “For South Korean com- suspended Kaesong indus- Group. This month, Lotte an- many businesses in South struction. “We hope the panies, low wages and close trial zone, a project that The business is counting nounced a North Korea task Korea are willing to go slow. South Korean government proximity are definite plus began operations in 2004 to on lessons learned by its force that encompasses the A recent North Korea will come up with a plan factors, and, of course, the allow a foothold in the more than decade-long as- reach of the regional pow- investment forum in Seoul that we can be a part of.” Sweeping data privacy bill is approved in California By Sophia Bollag The California bill signed charge those who opt out a ments. Associated Press by Gov. Jerry Brown will reasonable amount based Republican Assembly- apply only to California on how much the company man Jay Obernolte of Hes- SACRAMENTO, Calif. — consumers. makes selling the informa- peria said he thinks the California will soon have But internet users in tion. parts of the bill allowing what experts call the na- other states will likely see It also bars companies people to sue companies tion’s most far-reaching law changes, said Cynthia from selling data from chil- over data breaches are too to give consumers more Larose, a cybersecurity ex- dren younger than 16 with- broad. control over their personal pert at the law firm Mintz out consent. Although the bill is aimed data under a bill the gover- Levin. “We in California are at regulating internet and nor signed Thursday. “It’s going to be impracti- taking a leadership position tech companies, some op- The law will compel cal for companies to main- with this bill,” said Sen. Bob ponents say it could have companies to tell customers tain two separate sets of Hertzberg, a Van Nuys De- unintended consequences upon request what personal privacy protections — one mocrat who co-authored on other industries. data they’ve collected, why for California and one for the bill. “I think this will A lobbyist for the news- it was collected and what everyone else,” she said. serve as an inspiration paper industry said he wor- categories of third parties The move by California across the country.” ried the bill could harm have received it. came after large breaches in Brown signed the mea- news reporting by allowing The new law will take recent years at companies sure just hours after law- subjects of negative inves- effect Jan. 1, 2020, and including Target and makers passed it with no tigative stories to prevent lawmakers say they will Equifax. Facebook also has dissenting votes in a last- publication. likely make alterations to faced intense scrutiny amid minute scramble to per- Lawmakers said that’s improve the policy before revelations that Republi- suade San Francisco real not the bill’s intent. then. can-linked consulting firm estate developer Alastair RICH PEDRONCELLI/AP TechNet, a technology Consumers will also be Cambridge Analytica col- Mactaggart to remove a California state Sen. Bob Hertzberg says the new personal lobbying group, urged law- able to ask companies to lected data from millions of similar initiative from con- data law will serve as inspiration for other states. makers to improve the law delete their information Facebook users without sideration for the Novem- before it takes effect “so it and refrain from selling it. their knowledge. ber ballot ahead of a Thurs- are much harder to alter legislators to pass the bill provides meaningful pri- It’s similar to data pri- The bill by Assemblyman day deadline. than laws passed through instead of allowing the ini- vacy protections for Califor- vacy regulation in the Euro- Ed Chau, an Arcadia De- Mactaggart spent $3 mil- the legislative process. tiative to move forward, so nians while also allowing all pean Union, which also mocrat, gives companies lion on the related initiative Given the significance lawmakers can more easily the benefits and opportuni- aims to give consumers the ability to offer discounts but withdrew it shortly af- and complexity of the issue, change it in the future. ties consumers expect from control over use of their to customers who allow ter the law was signed. supporters and even many Lawmakers suggested U.S. technology to contin- data. their data to be sold and Voter-enacted initiatives opponents said they wanted the bill will need amend- ue.” Kudlow, others differ on deficit estimates

By Jeff Stein ating enough new tax reve- same point last year. “(T)he federal budget The Washington Post nue to bring down the It will deteriorate fur- deficit, relative to the size of deficit. ther, since the Treasury the economy, would grow WASHINGTON — Presi- “The deficit — which was collects a large amount of substantially over the next dent Donald Trump’s top one of the other criticisms tax revenue in April when several years, stabilize for a economic adviser said Fri- (of the GOP tax law) — is taxes are due for most. few years, and then grow day that the federal deficit is coming down, and it’s com- Kudlow may have been again over the rest of the “coming down rapidly,” ing down rapidly,” Kudlow referring to a Congressional 30-year period,” the CBO contradicting estimates by said. “It’s throwing up enor- Budget Office report earlier said, projecting that deficits nonpartisan analysts, Con- mous amounts of new tax this week that said the as a percentage of the econ- gress’s official scorekeeper revenue.” long-term deficit would be omy would rise from 3.9 and a branch of the White It’s hard to know where smaller than its estimate in percent in 2018 to 9.5 per- House. Kudlow is getting his num- 2017, partly because of re- cent in 2048. Larry Kudlow, director of bers from. vised downward estimates Commenting specifically the White House’s National The deficit from January of health care spending. on the 2017 tax law, the CBO ANDREW HARRER/BLOOMBERG Economic Council, said on through April was $161 bil- But it made clear that said it would increase defi- Larry Kudlow, a top economic adviser to the president, Fox Business that stronger lion, according to Treasury, deficits are still set to rise in cits by $1.27 trillion over the says stronger economic growth is lowering the deficit. economic growth was cre- up from $135 billion at the the near and long term. next decade. 10 Chicago Tribune | Section 1 | Saturday, June 30, 2018 MARKET ROUNDUP

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TEMPE POLICE DEPARTMENT A self-driving Uber SUV struck and killed a woman crossing an Arizona street in March. TESTING DRIVERLESS CARS Worry about the car, or the backup driver? SIGNE WILKINSON/PHILADELPHIA INQUIRER DAILY NEWS

Americans who have the heebie-jeebies cause of a widget breakdown or computer about driverless car technology thought glitch. The ride-share company has hired they got their I-told-you-so moment in former NTSB Chairman Christopher Hart March, when an Uber self-driving SUV to look into ways it can improve its safety slammed into a woman walking her bicycle culture and has said it’s also reviewing its across a roadway in Tempe, Ariz., killing training procedures for backup drivers. her. Video from the car showed the colli- Driving a regular car assumes immense sion. It also showed the backup driver responsibility, which gets magnified when looking down, then suddenly looking up the car involved is a driverless vehicle and appearing stunned a half-second be- undergoing testing in real-life environ- fore impact. ments. As it turns out, the thing to fear the most There’s a lot more fine-tuning of driver- was not the car, but the fallibility of hu- less car technology that has to happen mans. before we can confidently get into a vehicle Tempe police say Rafaela Vasquez, the with no one behind the wheel. For exam- woman Uber hired to take the wheel and ple, the NTSB report flagged this impor- brake in an emergency, had her eyes glued tant point: Though the SUV’s sensor sys- to her smartphone as she watched NBC’s tem detected Herzberg six seconds before DANA SUMMERS/TRIBUNE CONTENT AGENCY “The Voice” in the moments before the the crash, the system is not designed to crash that killed 49-year-old Elaine Herz- alert the driver. It should. If the car has berg. During the 22 minutes preceding the detected a potential danger that the driver collision, she had been looking down in- hasn’t, some kind of alert mechanism could stead of at the road for about a third of the prevent a collision. time. Investigators are now considering Uber shut down its driverless testing whether to file vehicular manslaughter program in Arizona. After the Tempe charges against Vasquez. crash, some critics called for a shutdown of According to an investigation conducted all driverless car tests on U.S. roads. Uber’s by the National Transportation Safety not the only company testing self-driving Board, the SUV’s sensor system worked as vehicles — there’s Waymo, Ford, Lyft and it should. Its array of laser sensors, radar others. At the time, we thought shutting and front and side cameras detected Herz- down all driverless car testing was short- berg six seconds before impact. sighted, and we still do. The car was equipped with an emer- Fast-forward to a future where drunks, gency system that brakes if a collision is speed demons, lane weavers and, yes, dis- imminent. But Uber had been disabling tracted drivers no longer imperil people that system on driverless cars it was testing getting from A to B on American roads and on public roads, because in the car’s auton- streets. That’s the promise of driverless car omous mode it was producing a rough, technology. No, we’re not there yet. A lot jerky ride. Instead, Uber put the onus for more testing and technology-tweaking has preventing a crash on the backup driver. to happen before we reach that point. The agency cited another factor in the Eventually, though, the technology will be crash — Herzberg was crossing the road advanced enough to no longer require where there was no crosswalk. backup drivers. That’s driverless Uber’s driverless car pilot program has technology’s ultimate goal — taking human hit a crater-sized pothole, but it’s not be- error out of the equation.

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The right to abortion, if there is such a involves us in the moral enormity of its thing, is usually spoken of in clinical and long fruitless war against Houthis in neigh- abstract terms, but of course the applica- boring Yemen. Our operations in this thea- tion of this right is hideous and disturbing, ter — refueling Saudi planes, assistance difficult even to discuss without blanching. with targeting for bombing runs, intelli- The abolition of the Eighth Amendment gence sharing, and some “boots on the will allow the Irish, to take just one compo- ground” — make the a bellig- nent of this grim subject, to wipe out an erent in the war, and party to one of the entire population — namely those with worst humanitarian catastrophes in the Down syndrome, a genetic disorder caus- Middle East. ing moderate intellectual disability and The Saudi war has induced and exacer- distinctive facial features. bated one of the worst cholera outbreaks in In North America and much of Europe, modern history, and its blockade of Yemen a prenatal screening revealing this chro- has led to famine-like conditions in a coun- mosomal abnormality usually results in the try that must import its food. It is in Yemen, destruction of the unborn person. It’s diffi- not the American Southwest, that U.S. cult to know how many pregnancies end in policy is causing the most human misery. abortion as a result of a Down syndrome Michael Brendan Dougherty, diagnosis, but it’s likely close to 67 percent National Review in the United States. In Europe, that figure is 92 percent and perhaps higher. One The professionalization of youth sports DREW SHENEMAN/TRIBUNE CONTENT AGENCY rarely encounters a person with Down makes many parents feel as though a travel syndrome in continental Western Europe. team is a kind of insurance policy: If you No parents would prefer that their child want your kid to keep playing sports on have Down syndrome, so in a sense it’s evermore competitive school teams, you’d understandable that expecting parents better sign up for travel. receiving the news that their child is af- How much are parents investing in the fected by the disorder would seek a way to elite club-team experience? TD Ameri- avoid this outcome. trade surveyed 1,001 such parents in 2016 Yet government policies permitting and found that half were spending between abortion for any or almost any reason have $100 and $500 per month. Almost 20 per- meant not just the dramatic reduction of cent said they spent $1,000 or more per Down syndrome, but the dramatic reduc- month. Welcome to crazy town! ... To af- tion of a class of persons. ford elite sports, surveyed parents said they Barton Swaim, The Weekly Standard cut back on vacations, their own retire- ment funds, and their child’s college sav- Despite a very high-profile public-rela- ings. tions diplomacy tour by Muhammad Bin What could you do if you escaped your Salman, Saudi Arabia remains a troll state. child’s travel-team commitment? Where It still funds mosques throughout the Is- might your family go this weekend, if that lamic world, and deep in Christendom, tournament wasn’t on the calendar? that fuel Sunni radicalism. Let’s not forget your young athlete. It is now openly contemplating pouring You’ve given her the travel-team experi- its wealth into the project of making Qatar, ence, now give her something truly rare in a neighboring country, into an island — by middle- and upper-class American child- building one of the world’s largest canals hoods: a wide-open weekend. It’s where its land border with Qatar currently of pure possibility, including the gorgeous exists. possibility of doing nothing at all. And our relationship with Saudi Arabia Debra Moffitt, Slate DAN WASSERMAN/TRIBUNE CONTENT AGENCY 12 Chicago Tribune | Section 1 | Saturday, June 30, 2018 GREATER VOICE OF THE PEOPLE GREAT ROOMS LAST A LIFETIME*

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Anderson seems It is true that no single book can give an to have no plans to replace or even rebuild entire historical perspective from all sides the double-deck Superliner equipment as well as pleasing all people 83 years later; used on most Western long-haul routes. however, Wilder wrote of what she ex- Anderson’s first target is the Chicago- perienced and she wrote about it well Los Angeles Southwest Chief, successor to enough so that generations of children the Santa Fe Super Chief. If promoted, it and adults have found qualities to love and could be an Amtrak success story. Former admire about Laura. She had curiosity, a Amtrak CEO Joseph Boardman, who ne- willingness to learn and, above all, grit. gotiated with Kansas, Colorado and New The ALSC says the writing of Laura Mexico, along with railroad officials, to Ingalls Wilder does not meet its core maintain the route, said the Chief is the values of “inclusiveness, integrity, respect, “first — but not last — long-distance train to and responsiveness.” I respectfully dis- target for cutting.” Anderson has reneged agree that the writing lacks these values on his predecessor’s promise to make a and intend to write another Letter to the $3 million copayment to keep the line Editor when the time comes as a defense open. He proposes to bus passengers be- of Dr. Seuss. tween Dodge City, Kan., and Albuquerque — Jane Cox, professor emerita, Iowa — the most scenic part of the trip. It’s the State University first step in killing the service outright. 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strong LIONSGATE Kyrie Irving in “Uncle Drew.” Comedian delivers 3-hour MICHAEL PHILLIPS set running gamut from MOVIES “Uncle Drew” celebrities to controversy The film pulls together a By Zach Freeman feature-length movie from a series of Pepsi-funded short Chicago Tribune films made by and starring superstar Kyrie Walking through a metal detector and Irving, who plays Uncle Drew. watching purses and backpacks get thor- The story goes Dax (played by oughly searched — not that halfhearted Lil Rel Howery) gave up open/shut you often see at music festivals playing basketball after getting and sports venues but a real honest-to-good- a crucial buzzer-beater ness top-to-bottom search — at the Chicago whapped out of the sky by his Theatre on Thursday night served as a pre- nemesis, Mookie (Nick Kroll). show reminder that while comedian Kathy Now Dax coaches Harlem Griffin may make jokes about receiving death street ball and has sunk his life threats on stage, that doesn’t mean that she’s savings into the Rucker Classic laughing about them backstage. tournament. He’s maintaining, In an expansive, freewheeling set that barely, a relationship with lasted almost three full hours — and would RICARDO DEARATANHA/ untrustworthy Jess (Tiffany have gone much, much longer, promised Kathy Griffin, whose career was sidetracked by a Trump gag, has returned to the road. Haddish). Uncle Drew holds Griffin, if the venue didn’t have a curfew — the key to Dax’s redemption. the fast-talking comic, who performed with- time they proclaimed, “Wait, wait wait! You theless) thrown in by a performer who is Somehow, as corny and pre- out an , circled around and around the have to hear this!” overly hesitant to get serious. dictable as it is, and even with topic that gives her “Laugh Your Head Off Just to be clear, three hours is almost un- Perhaps Griffin is worried that without an a tsunami of product place- World Tour” its take-no-prisoners name: the heard of for a stand-up show, especially for a immense amount of shallow silliness her ment, it works. It’s pretty backlash from her controversial career- touring headliner in a venue like the Chicago audience will be turned off by her subject funny; it’s pretty charming; it’s stalling photo holding a phony severed head Theatre (Griffin also played Radio City Mu- matter (over the course of the night she in- good-natured. resembling the president’s. sic Hall on Monday — three hours — and dicts the media, the government and most of PG-13, 1:43, 1 comedy As a gossip queen who made a name roast- Carnegie Hall on Tuesday — 2 ⁄2 hours). I’ve Hollywood), or that without stories of Kim ing celebrities (and roasting her own nonce- reviewed more than 50 comedians and I’ve Kardashian West (formerly Griffin’s next- CHRIS JONES lebrity on her popular reality show “My Life seen only one other show where a single door neighbor) posing nude in a tree they THEATER on the D-List”), she knows that the behind- comic did more than two hours. It was Grif- will feel that her act isn’t what they have the-scenes stories surrounding that photo — fin, last year in Skokie at the North Shore come to expect from her. Judging from the “Haymarket” which became a highly publicized (and Center for the Performing Arts. reactions in the audience Thursday — stand- A girl of roughly middle- highly politicized) event just over a year ago The biggest (and maybe only) downside is ing ovations when she got serious, angry boos school age was directly in my — are the juiciest of juicy tales and so she that it really (really!) doesn’t need to be three when she read tweets attacking her, cheers field of vision at the Den Thea- teases them, hints at them and even makes hours. It doesn’t even need to be two hours. when she talked freedom of speech — she tre; by the end of “Haymarket,” false starts into them several times over the Griffin could cut at least half of the material can cast those fears aside. Rather than cram- I could see that her eyes were course of the night before ultimately diving she delivered Thursday night, rearrange the ming in so much material that she pushes up flooded with tears. Not bad for into the details in fits and starts. remaining bits, and have an incredible 90 against the cutoff times for venues — “I have a musical about a labor protest Even knowing that she’s drawing it out, minutes that follows a more traditional nar- so much to get to in a half-hour, I’m freaking in 19th century Chicago. The intentionally misdirecting the audience with rative, hits all the high notes and still earns out!” she remarked at 10:30 p.m. — she can Underscore Theatre Compa- segues that lead to further segues, it’s hard to the two gut punches she lands near the end give the parts of her story that are most rele- ny’s “Haymarket” is the musi- begrudge Griffin the time, as she manages to when she forcefully recounts death threats vant the time and dedication they deserve. calized story of one of the stay engaging and funny (if not completely received by both her mother and her sister, Griffin is a thrill to watch and this is thrilling bloodiest days in the history of linear) throughout her set. Her singular and when she discusses fighting back against material. Chicago, with book, music and ability to turn a seemingly endless mono- the Department of Justice. lyrics by Alex Higgin-Houser logue into something that feels like a conver- As it stands, the many diversions — even Zach Freeman is a freelance writer. and David Kornfeld. It’s a sation (with a packed theater, no less) is when they’re Trump- or photo-adjacent — highly effective, made-in- captivating. Less-skilled comedians would start to feel too obviously like diversions [email protected] Chicago musical that’s well almost certainly lose the crowd the eighth (funny diversions, yes, but diversions none- Twitter @ZachRunsChicago worth a look. Through July 22 at the Den Theatre, 1331 N. Milwaukee Ave.; $30-$35 at 773-697-3830 or www.under scoretheatre.org

1 IN PERFORMANCE ‘Tilikum’ ★★ ⁄2 Dark and daring tale of captive orca By Chris Jones When: Through July 29 Chicago Tribune Where: Victory Gardens Richard Christiansen Theater, 2433 N. In 2010, a captive whale named Lincoln Ave. Tilikum killed his trainer, Dawn Brancheau, by grabbing the 40- Running time: 90 minutes JONATHAN L. GREEN PHOTO YEP ROC RECORDS year-old woman’s ponytail and Tickets: $20-$30 at 773-871- pulling her into the water. It was 3000 or www Gregory Geffrard stars in Kristiana Rae Colon’s “Tilikum.” Nick Lowe the third death of a human that .victorygardens.org GREG KOT involved this orca, first captured The story also needs greater and the ethics thereof is the most in Iceland and subsequently attention to truth. Colon is under complex part of the show — and, ROCK obliged to perform at marine no obligation to be fair to Sea- as yet, it’s underwritten. Colon Nick Lowe parks in North America. does not shy away here from World — she’s an artist, not a has to trust her audience to intuit “Tokyo Bay/Crying Inside” Brancheau’s death took place at boldly staging a work with two journalist, but, especially as over- what she cares most about: It is may seem like just a modest SeaWorld Orlando after a show main human characters: Dawn played here, the character of The not necessary to render it so obvi- little EP, but Nick Lowe is called “Dine with Shamu,” (Sigrid Sutter), The Owner (Matt Owner is so evil and over-the-top ous. swinging hard again and that’s wherein guests ate dinner as Fletcher) and a leading whale, heinous as to be impossible to I admired a great deal of what good news for a couple of Tilikum and other orcas enter- Tilikum (Gregory Geffrard). believe. It is as if Colon wanted to Geffrard is doing here — it is far generations of fans who value tained the paying customers. In this conception, Tilikum encapsulate everything she hates from easy to play a whale. But the the “roll” in rock ’n’ roll.. 10:30 Tilikum, also known for his prow- both walks and talks (and dances) about SeaWorld and its ilk into energy dial is set way to the right, p.m. Tuesday; American Music ess as a stud, continued to live at in an environment that looks like one terrible guy, which is a tad even at the start. He needs to Festival, Fitzgerald’s, 6615 SeaWorld until his death last year. a pool, and he also appears in reductive, given that entertain- leave himself more room to swim. Roosevelt Road, Berwyn; $50; You will not be seeing Kristiana video form. ment corporations are complex Nonetheless, there are a lot of www.fitzgeraldsnightclub. Rae Colon’s new play “Tilikum” So do three other unnamed entities with many tentacles and, compelling and skillfully staged com. at SeaWorld, nor any other mar- whales, all females with a com- usually, they have learned how to questions in play in the scenes ine park or aquarium that enter- plex view of the orca thrust into mask their more diabolic ways for between Dawn and Tillikum. Is JOHN VON RHEIN tains customers with shows fea- their midst. public and employee consump- there any such thing as an ethical CLASSICAL turing the interaction of animals But the communications of tion. Colon merely has created a performative relationship be- and humans. those female whales also are simplistic, and thus impotent, tween humans and animals? Can Folks Operetta This is, in essence, an impas- expressed by a trio of drummers paper tiger here; the political and a captive animal ever be said to be Emmerich Kalman’s tuneful sioned defense of Tilikum — and, at the rear (Melissa F. DuPrey and pedagogical force of her work happy? Is there any argument for masterpiece “The Csardas at the same time, a similarly fer- Joyce Liza Rada Lindsey, working would be far greater if her villain bringing animals closer to chil- Princess” opens the Chicago vent indictment of the ecolog- under the musical direction of had at least a touch of complexity. dren who might never see them? troupe’s 2018 season in a fully- ically invasive practice of captur- Coco Elysses), and even, on occa- The Dawn character, quite Is it time for a ban on all nonhu- staged production sung in ing magnificent creatures in the sion, by text appearing on a movingly played by Sutter, works man forms of entertainment? English, conducted by Mark wild and then expecting them to screen. much better, especially in the less All of these whale-sizes issues Taylor and directed by Gerald live in pens and perform prac- Orcas are complex creatures, predictable sections of the play are worth your time. And to its Frantzen. The 1915 show, about ticed routines for their supper. but that makes a whole lot of that go after how marine park credit, “Tilikum” is not only ar- the love affair between an None of the names have been competing metaphors. Frankly, shows tend to cloak themselves in restingly original, but it gives aspiring young singer from the changed; Colon must be sure of I’d lose the video, which has a a kind of faux-environmentalist voice and agency to an entire provinces and the scion of a her legal ground. way of making the whales look mythology, often co-opting the species rarely heard from in any wealthy Viennese family, takes “Tilikum” is a very bold piece like images in a video game, and mythology of Native Americans, theater. aim at the rigid class divisions of activist playwriting and a huge let the drummers and the person- and appropriating those sacred of the period. July 7-22 at Stage challenge for the Sideshow Thea- ality of these fine musician-per- stories in service of T-shirt sales. Chris Jones is a Tribune critic. 773, 1225 W. Belmont Ave.; tre Company and the ambitious formers tell the story. We can see Dawn’s genuine desire to get $25-$40; www.folks director Lili-Anne Brown, who the whale in our mind’s eyes. close to her aquatic companion [email protected] operetta.org 14 Chicago Tribune | Section 1 | Saturday, June 30, 2018 How ‘Handmaid’s Tale’ ASK AMY got Oprah on board By Amy Dickinson [email protected] Twitter @askingamy Producers pitched a storyline to fan of popular show Engagement without ‘nagging’ By Danielle Turchiano Dear Amy: This summer, Dear Amy: I have an issue enough to try to communi- Variety my boyfriend and I will be with my brother. I feel cate with your only celebrating our seventh somewhat used in the surviving family member, Spoiler alert: Do not anniversary as a couple. relationship, but I don’t expressing this idea: “I read if you have not yet We have been living want to cut him off be- feel like if we didn’t have watched “Holly,” the 11th together for a year. He’s 32, cause he’s the only living housing you wanted to episode of the second season and I’m turning 26. relative I have. use during your visits, of “The Handmaid’s Tale.” I am ready for the next We are both in our early we’d never see you. You step: engagement. While 60s, married and with are the only family I Yes, that was Oprah. he says he wants to be grown children. have left, and I’d like for Oprah Winfrey lent her engaged, too, he doesn’t Ineverhearfrommy things to be better between voice to the second season seem to be taking any steps brother unless he has plans us.” of Hulu’s “The Handmaid’s to get us there. It seems to be in my city and wants Tale” in the 11th episode, like everyone around us is a free place to stay for the Dear Amy: While I think titled “Holly.” Winfrey getting engaged or mar- night. Otherwise, he your answer to “Frugal portrayed a radio host ried, while I feel like we’re doesn’t seem to have any Older Sister” was on the whose voice caught Of- not progressing. interest in having a rela- right track, the unspoken fred/June (Elisabeth Can I get him to propose tionship with us. reason for this difference Moss) by surprise after she OLIVIER DOULIERY/ABACA PRESS 2006 without nagging him? I’m not sure what to do. in lifestyles between these turned on a car and heard a Oprah Winfrey portrays an unseen radio host on an epi- — Unengaged Upstate Our parents are dead. I’m sisters is that each is living channel broadcasting over sode of the “The Handmaid’s Tale.” Woman afraid that if I press the her own values. the stereo. point and tell him that I Even if the older sister “We’d heard Oprah was frey in the episode, Snyder “Now a tune to remind Dear Unengaged: You feel like I’m being treated had more financial re- a fan of the show, and had a said she actually ended up everyone who’s listening were quite young when as free room and board sources, she would prob- story idea, and thought, writing about a page of — American patriot or you and your guy first got whenever he feels like it, ably make decisions that wouldn’t it be wonderful if content once she did know Gilead traitor — we are together, and you are now I’ll end up never seeing were not like her younger …. So we asked and she the words would be said by still here,” she said in the at an age where many him. sister’s. said yes, and it was a lovely, Winfrey so there would be scene. “Stars and stripes people feel pressure to tie He’s one of those per- Younger Sister seems to easy process,” showrunner options to “pick and forever, baby.” the knot. sonality types that gets be fine living without a Bruce Miller says. “The choose what the actual text Winfrey, who is best As emotionally loaded as angry easily and cuts off clothes dryer. It’s her own radio segment she record- was going to be.” known for “The Oprah the prospect of marriage is, relationships. Do I keep home. She didn’t ask her ed was inspired by the free Writing for her became Winfrey Show,” also the ability to discuss mar- letting him treat us as the sister for a dryer. This is radio of the Allies from “as good as it gets,” she launched Oprah Radio on riage openly and with Holiday Inn, just in order Older Sister applying her World War II. It was an said. Sirius XM Satellite Radio comfort now will predict to see him? own values to her sister’s absolute honor to have Although neither Miller in 2006. That channel other important conversa- — Used Sister life. Oprah featured on the nor Snyder confirmed signed off in 2015. She tions later — about sex, I have a wonderful older show, and especially whether Winfrey was publishes O, The Oprah money, children, work and Dear Sister: You don’t sister; we’re both in our thrilling as she was the one portraying herself, her Magazine and is the presi- family responsibilities. A provide details about what 60s. She has accumulated who presented us with the character acted as a beacon dent of Harpo Prods. as therapist once told me, your experience is like many more resources than Emmy last year.” of hope, as well as proof well as the CEO of OWN, “People ‘nag’ when they when you see your brother I have. She occasionally The writer of the epi- that the outside world the Oprah Winfrey Net- don’t feel heard.” during his visits. makes financial gestures sode, Kira Snyder, told beyond Canada has not work. Having a conversation is Is he asking to stay with that I appreciate. Some- Sirius XM’s Jessica Shaw completely turned its back Through the latter she not the same as nagging, as you because he wants to times I take her up on that initially when working on America. has partnerships with long as both of you talk and see you? When he does them, sometimes I don’t. on the script she did not Winfrey’s unnamed such creators as Tyler listen and feel heard and stay with you, does he What I love about her is know she was writing for character is “broadcasting Perry, Mara Brock Akil understood. interact with you and your that through it all, she Winfrey but was “beyond from somewhere in the and Ava DuVernay. She If you want to create a spouse, or does he treat honors my decisions and delighted that I got to hear Great White North” and also recently signed a timeline for engagement, your home like a pit stop? values when I am applying her say the words.” revealed information about multiyear content partner- you should say so. If you Does he ever reciprocate? them to my own life. “It gave me chills,” she “economic aid” coming in ship with Apple. Under and he want to adhere to Does he express gratitude? — Grateful said. from countries such as the deal, Winfrey and the concept that the man If you changed your Snyder shared that the India and China, as well as Apple will create pro- must ask the woman to get perspective even slightly, Dear Grateful: Great and script was written, and the the fact that “in the United grams that will be released married, and if you agree you might enjoy and ap- beautiful point. idea to cast Winfrey, as she Kingdom additional sanc- as part of Apple’s original to a time frame, then he preciate your own gener- understood it, came from tions on Gilead were an- content lineup. would have time and space osity and hospitality, and Copyright 2018 by Amy Tori Larsen, who works in nounced, as well as plans to create a special “propos- get more pleasure out of Dickinson the production office. to raise the cap on Ameri- “The Handmaid’s Tale” al” moment. this relationship, flawed as And while there was just can refugees relocating streams new episodes You should then relax it is. Distributed by Tribune a “little snippet” of Win- from Canada.” Wednesdays on Hulu. and let things happen. You could also be brave Content Agency Unexpected film superheroes? Mr. Rogers and RBG By Jake Coyle at the box office, ranking an four years her junior, an- Associated Press 85-year-old justice and a nounced his retirement. deceased Presbyterian “We’ll run all summer,” NEW YORK — Escapism minister in multiplexes said Bowles of “RBG.” is usually the domain of alongside spandexed super- It’s the indie distributor’s big-budget spectacles, but a heroes and supernatural highest-grossing release pair of blockbuster docu- thrillers. Documentaries, ever. (Second place for mentaries have caught on often sober counterpro- Magnolia belongs to the at the summer box office gramming for the summer 2017 James Baldwin doc “I partly because they’re a months, are instead supply- Am Not Your Negro.”) respite from today’s head- ing the movie season’s most Neville wanted to make lines. potent wellspring of feel- “Won’t You Be My Neigh- The Fred Rogers docu- good inspiration — particu- bor” because he felt Rogers’ mentary “Won’t You Be My larly to liberal moviegoers. voice was missing from Neighbor” and the “It’s an escape from what American culture. The Supreme Court Justice they’re reading every day in documentary features Ruth Bader Ginsburg por- the newspapers or online. Rogers’ powerful gestures trait “RBG” have each These are both messages of on behalf of equality and played to some of the sea- positivity and how people’s his passionate advocacy for son’s most packed theaters. good character can tri- public television. But the In eight weeks, “RBG” has umph over horrible situa- MAGNOLIA PICTURES film — like its lifelong Re- made $10.9 million, a mam- tions,” said Eamonn “RBG” is a documentary about Supreme Court Justice Ruth Bader Ginsberg. publican subject — seeks to moth sum for any docu- Bowles, president of Mag- avoid politics and instead mentary. Morgan Neville’s nolia Pictures, which part- their sensibilities lie in broke through in the late together, and the value of focus on Rogers’ humanist, “Won’t You Be My Neigh- nered with Participant helping other people. Our ’60s and early ’70s. “Mr. civility and the value of compassionate lessons. bor” has grossed $4.1 mil- Media and CNN to distrib- current administration Rogers Neighborhood” honoring this relationship “People tried to politi- lion in three weeks, includ- ute “RBG.” seems to want to basically made its national debut in with each other. And we cize Fred many times and ing $1.9 million last week- “There’s a huge swath of hurt people who are in 1968. Ginsburg rose to live in times that don’t he always resisted. He end at 348 theaters. our country that’s horribly need and not see past the prominence four years later honor that at all.” never wanted to give a Both movies have dissatisfied,” added Bowles. greater humanity involved.” co-founding the Women’s Both films arrive at an child or a child’s parents an cracked the top 10 movies “RBG and Fred Rogers, Rogers and Ginsburg Rights Project at the ACLU. especially fraught moment excuse not to watch the Both were modest, soft- in American politics. On show. And I kind of want to spoken people driven by a Tuesday, Ginsburg joined honor that,” said Neville. sense of empathy and a with Sonia Sotomayor in That has been especially belief in community. authoring a scathing dis- challenging of late. As Nev- “Fred was telling 2-to-6- sent to the court’s 5-4 rul- ille’s film hit theaters, out- year-olds how to be people ing in favor of President raged swelled over the CHICAGOLAND and how to treat other Donald Trump’s travel ban Trump administration’s people. And it feels like we for seven Muslim-majority policy of separating immi- all need to be sat down and nations. Her reputation for grant children from parents THEATRE DIRECTORY be taught that lesson again,” tenacity was only enhanced who cross illegally into the said Neville. “He tried to Wednesday when her United States. A federal teach us how to behave in a fellow Supreme Court judge in California on community and a society justice Anthony Kennedy, Tuesday issued a nation- wide injunction temporari- Chicago Shakespeare Theater on Navy Pier ly stopping the policy. TODAY AT 2:00PM & 8:00PM GUESS Q’S BACK? PETER PAN “Fred would have been TOMORROW AT 2:00PM “FUN...CHARMING!” – Chicago Tribune A MUSICAL ADVENTURE TODAY 11, SUN 11 & 2 heartbroken over what was 312.595.5600 • www.chicagoshakes.com CITY – NEAR NORTH WILMETTE happening with children 1122 CENTRAL AVE. being divided from their 3733 N. Southport WILMETTE 847-251-7424 MusicBoxTheatre.com THEATRE WILMETTETHEATRE.COM families,” Neville said. Mercury Theater Chicago 773-871-6604 SHOWTIMES SATURDAY ONLY What has given the film- 773.325.1700 mercurytheaterchicago.com A KID LIKE JAKE (NR) 6:05 MILDRED PIERCE-11:30am maker hope is the over- MOUNTAIN-11:45am HEARTS BEAT LOUD (PG13) 11:30 1:45 4:00 6:15 8:30 DAMSEL-2:00,4:30,7:10,9:35 MOUNTAIN (PG) 1:55 whelming response to Oriental Theatre | 800.775.2000 AMERICAN ANIMALS- RBG (PG) 11:40 8:15 “Won’t You Be My Neigh- Enjoy the 1:45,4:15,7:00,9:30,11:45pm THE GOSPEL ACCORDING TO ANDRÉ (PG13) 3:50 BroadwayInChicago.com | Groups 10+: 312.977.1710 SPRING BREAKERS-Midnight bor.” Some theaters have Theater Tonight held charity drives along- side screenings. Enjoy the “People are looking Theater Tonight around and they’re saying: We want shared experi- Enjoy the Theater Tonight ences,” said David Linde, chief executive of Partici- pant. “And these are real films directed by filmmak- ers who intended them to CHICAGOLAND be seen in the movie thea- ter. THEATRE DIRECTORY “It’s not spinach. It’s inspiration.” Chicago Tribune | Section 1 | Saturday, June 30, 2018 15

SATURDAY EVENING, JUNE 30 MOVIES WATCH THIS: SATURDAY PM 7:00 7:30 8:00 8:30 9:00 9:30 10:00 Ransom: “Promised Land.” Ransom: “Semaphore.” 48 Hours \ N News (N) ◊ CBS 2 (N) \ N (N) \ N Taken: “Viceroy.” (Season Dateline NBC \ N NBC 5 News NBC 5 Finale) (N) \ N at 10pm (N) America’s Funniest Home Truth and Lies: The Murder of Laci Peterson \ N Eyewitness ABC 7 Videos \ N News (N) ◊ BROADCAST Just a Kiss (R,’02) ›› Ron Eldard. Thirtysomething WGN Weekend News at Man of the WGN 9 New Yorkers play a sexual round-robin. \ N Nine (N) (Live) \ N People (N) Antenna 9.2 Morning McHale Knows Best Jack Benny Burns/Allen Jeannie Bewitched This TV 9.3 The Saint \ The Saint \ The Saint \ The Saint ◊ And Then There Were And Then There Were And Then There Were I Want My PBS 11 None (N) \ (Part 1 of 3) None (N) \ (Part 2 of 3) None (N) \ (Part 3 of 3) Wife Back The U 26.1 King of Hill King of Hill Amer. Dad Amer. 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TELEVISION REVIEW Koshy’s world expands with ‘Liza on Demand’

By Robert Lloyd Los Angeles Times

“Liza on Demand” is a new situation comedy from YouTube Premium (formerly YouTube Red) — the paid streaming sub- scription service has no ads, with special content added. Like most of the plat- form’s original produc- tions, including “Four- some,” “” and “Youth & YOUTUBE PREMIUM Consequences,” it stars a YouTube-famous person who has made now has a YouTube Premium herself famous on show, “Liza on Demand.” YouTube — in this case, Liza Koshy, 22, proprietor observes, ruefully. and star of two separate “Or that’s just an excuse channels, “Liza Koshy” you use, so you don’t have (some 15 million subscrib- to commit to anything,” ers) and “Liza Koshy Too” says friend and roommate (nearly 7 million subscrib- Oliver (Travis Coles), a real ers). estate agent. Another The challenge in these friend and roommate, shows is to conventionally Harlow (Kimiko Glenn), is frame a personality whose a social media manipulator previous work will have whose web-famous dog been made in three- to has just scored a meeting six-minute segments, with Nike. mostly addressed straight Signed up with an odd- to the audience. Koshy jobs app called Tasket — generally plays herself on like the real-world Task YouTube, or some inter- Rabbit — Liza focuses on net-enhanced version of becoming an “elite tasker,” herself, even as she slips in a rating that comes with and out of different voices “twice as much per gig and and characters. Her web a 401(k) and health insur- shorts feature her running ance — I don’t even know wild through big-box and what a 401(k) is.” dollar stores; talking a blue Koshy co-created the streak as she drives her car; show with the team of playing with toys she and Harry wanted as a child; and Elfont. doing impressions based The first episode, in on viewer suggestions. which Liza is tasked with Like the stand-up-to- taking a cat to the vet is not sitcom trade route that bad. Yet it’s also ordinary defined much of 20th- and a little stiff, with the century situation comedy, quest to score a “cupcaken” the web creates opportuni- (a cupcake inside a cup- ties for actors that main- cake inside a cupcake) a stream show business weak central thread that might reject as too uncon- feels swept up off the ventional. “Seinfeld” writers room Appropriate to the tar- floor. But the second of the get demographic, “Liza on two episodes available for Demand” is a gig-economy review is better, as Liza comedy, in which Koshy’s disguises herself as a guy to character, also called Liza, get a job moving furniture is scraping by with odd and takes on a man who jobs. “I’m all side hustle put her down for refusing and no main hustle,” she to smile. 16 Chicago Tribune | Section 1 | Saturday, June 30, 2018

Horoscopes Dilbert By Scott Adams Today’s birthday (June 30): Let your heart guide you this year. Get inventive with a partner. Community changes require adap- tation. Strengthen foundations for long-term growth. A personal win this summer leads to shifting family financial conditions that incite an income increase. Partnership flowers this winter. Aries (March 21-April 19): Today is a 7. Friends are a big help. Fantasy and reality clash. Adapt to a surprising development. Share information and resources. Don’t believe everything you read. Keep a secret. Taurus (April 20-May 20): 8. Career opportunities are worth pursuing. Balance practicality with following a dream. The cash situation fluctuates. A startling revelation requires a Baby Blues By Rick Kirkman and Jerry Scott change in plans. Gemini (May 21-June 20): 8. The open road is calling. A rewarding opportunity tempts. Can you take off and go? Consider consequences before committing. Expect the un- expected, and stay flexible. Cancer (June 21-July 22): 8. Don’t rely on an unstable finan- cial source. Verify intuition with facts. Think before speaking or acting. Develop practical plans and adapt in real time. Leo (July 23-Aug. 22): 8. Postpone a romantic interlude for better conditions. Mechanical or communication break- downs would disrupt things. Ideas fly fast and furious. Col- laborate on solutions, and celebrate later. Virgo (Aug. 23-Sept. 22): 8. Physical action provides satisfy- ing results. Slow down to navigate unexpected changes at the top. Stick to tested routines and practices. Zits By Jerry Scott and Jim Borgman Libra (Sept. 23-Oct. 22): 7. Fun, play and romance call to you. Technical difficulties could arise, and distractions abound. Finish work first, or it could interrupt your fun. Scorpio (Oct. 23-Nov. 21): 7. Domestic matters engage you. Maintain objectivity. Mechanical problems or temporary con- fusion could frustrate the situation. Creative insights emerge. Sagittarius (Nov. 22-Dec. 21): 7. Capture your ideas into your writing and creative expression. Clean up messes and miscommunications. Avoid jumping to conclusions. Capricorn (Dec. 22-Jan. 19): 7. Surprising news could impact your bottom line. Push for extra income. Get terms in writ- ing. A financial misunderstanding could get awkward. Aquarius (Jan. 20-Feb. 18): 8. Personal matters take focus. Stay out of someone else’s argument. Tempers may be short. Keep a low profile, and focus on your own priorities. Mr. Boffo By Joe Martin Pisces (Feb. 19-March 20): 6. Peaceful privacy suits your mood. Avoid reacting blindly to surprising news. Consider the impacts before commenting.

— Nancy Black, Tribune Content Agency

The Argyle Sweater By Scott Hilburn

Frazz By Jef Mallett

Bliss By Harry Bliss Classic Peanuts By Charles Schulz

Pickles By Brian Crane

Bridge North-South vulnerable, South deals North ♠ 10 6 5 ♥ AJ65 Dick Tracy By Joe Staton and Mike Curtis ♦ 10 7 4 ♣ K52 West East ♠ 4 ♠ QJ98 ♥ Q2 ♥ K743 ♦ KQ8652 ♦ J93 ♣ J864 ♣ Q9 South ♠ AK732 ♥ 10 9 8 ♦ A ♣ A1073 South’s jump to game was probably too bold, but North would have accepted an invitation, so the final contract was normal. It would have sailed home on a 3-2 trump split, but Animal Crackers By Mike Osbun it required good play on this layout. South won the opening diamond lead in hand, perforce, and led the eight of hearts, ducked to East’s king. East shifted to the tricky The bidding: nine of clubs, which declarer won in hand South West North East with the ace. He cashed 1♠ 2♦ 2♠ Pass his two high spades, 4♠ All pass learning the bad news, ♦ and led the 10 of hearts Opening lead: King of to the queen and ace. South ruffed a diamond, cashed the nine of hearts, and crossed back to dummy with the king of clubs. The jack of hearts was cashed and dummy’s last diamond was ruffed by declarer. That did it! Four spades, three hearts, one diamond and two clubs gave South his contract. Declarer timed this hand Prickly City By Scott Stantis perfectly, making good use of his limited entries to dummy. Had he won the club shift with dummy’s king, for example, the contract would have failed. It seems that the unlikely opening lead of the queen of hearts would have defeated the contract, denying South an important entry before it was needed. West, of course, cannot be faulted for his diamond lead. Well played!

— Bob Jones [email protected] Want more comics? Go to chicagotribune.com/comics Chicago Tribune | Section 1 | Saturday, June 30, 2018 17

Dustin By Steve Kelley and Jeff Parker Sudoku 6/30

ForBetterorforWorseBy Lynn Johnston

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

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

Mutts By Patrick McDonnell

Answer here

Friday’s answers

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WuMo By Mikael Wulff and Anders Morgenthaler Crossword 6/30

Sherman’s Lagoon By Jim Toomey

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BIG3 AT THE UNITED CENTER Filling up Memory Lane where they want their rebuild to Return to Chicago gives LEBRON OPTS OUT go. Cavaliers star decides to become big man Boozer chance The Big3 is as much about free agent for third time. Page 7 to recall his Bulls days memory lane as current competi- tion. It’s something to see Charles By K.C. Johnson Oakley coach Ron Artest, er, Metta Chicago Tribune ately became known as “The World Peace and Nate Robinson Bench Mob.” stroll down the players’ tunnel he It seemed fitting that Carlos Boozer is playing his first sea- used to fill with nonstop chatter. Boozer rolled into the United son in the Big3, the entertaining So Boozer couldn’t help himself Center on Friday on the same day half-court game that Ice Cube has when asked if he believes the Bulls LeBron James declined his player marketed well despite Friday’s would have knocked James off his option with the Cavaliers to enter less-than-capacity crowd. James throne and won an NBA champi- free agency for the third time. is about to make any team he signs onship if Derrick Rose’s knees had Eight years have passed since with an NBA Finals candidate. not betrayed him. the Bulls went all in to chase And the Bulls still are chasing “Absolutely,” Boozer said. COURTNEY PEDROZA/CHICAGO TRIBUNE James in his first foray into free James, although figuratively now “There’s not a doubt in my mind. Carlos Boozer now plays for the Ghost Ballers in the Big3, but his return agency and instead signed Boozer because his string of eight straight to Chicago rekindled memories of his four years spent with the Bulls. and assorted parts that affection- finals appearances represents Turn to Bulls, Page 8

WORLD CUP One last goal left for Argentine great Messi Maradona’s success as World Cup champion still casting a shadow Associated Press

MOSCOW — No matter what Lionel Messi does at the World Cup, Diego Maradona will be watching. With FIFA’s in-stadium cam- eras cutting to Maradona’s every outsize reaction and the antics of Argentina’s biggest World Cup hero generating breathless media attention, Maradona is an ines- capable part of what could be Messi’s final World Cup. He’s sure to be emotional in the stands again Saturday when Argentina begins the round of 16 against a talented France squad. Messi’s club career has far eclipsed Maradona’s. He’s a five- time FIFA Player of the Year, has led Barcelona to three Champions League titles and holds a long list of scoring records, including the most goals in a club season — 73 in 2011-12. But Maradona led Argentina to its last World Cup title, in 1986, and Messi has a reputation — fairly earned or not — for failing to come through for his national team in the biggest moments. Only a championship would allow Messi to fully escape Maradona’s shadow. At 31, an age when many players begin to de- cline, the pressure on him is immense. And it showed when he missed a penalty kick in Argen- tina’s opening draw against Ice- land. He got his first goal of the tournament in the 2-1 win over Nigeria that put Argentina into the

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KNOCKOUT ROUND Saturday’s games | On FOX-32 France vs. Argentina, 9 a.m. Uruguay vs. Portugal, 1p.m.

JOHN J. KIM/CHICAGO TRIBUNE thrusts his arm in the air rounding first base after hitting a grand slam in the fifth inning of Friday’s victory over the Twins. CUBS 10, TWINS 6

GREGORY SHAMUS/GETTY INSIDE CHICAGO SPORTS A scorching day Canadian bakin’ at Women’s PGA Russell’s slam, 3 other homers help Montgomery grind through oppressive heat Ontario native Brooke Henderson shoots a 1-under 71 at steamy With a heat index of and sent the Cubs to MORE COVERAGE here. … That was unbelievable.” Kemper Lakes in Kildeer, giving her 106 degrees Friday on their third triumph in After second opinion on elbow, The game-time temperature a share of the second-round lead the North Side, the four games after a Yu Darvish gets cortisone shot, of 96 was the hottest at Wrigley with So Yeon Ryu and Sung Hyun hottest place at Wrig- five-game losing streak. will rest 3 to 5 days. Page 3 since a 97-degree day on July 20, Park at the KPMG Women’s ley Field probably was So how hot was it? UP NEXT 2011, but was far from the record. PGA Championship. Page 2 inside the center-field So hot they opened Twins at Cubs, The Cubs have temperatures for ■ Saturday’s TV: 2-5 p.m., NBC-5 scoreboard. Paul 23 scoreboard innings 1:20 p.m. Saturday, ABC-7 only the last 30 years, but they But the Cubs hitters Sullivan windows to get some played two games in 103-degree seem to thrive in the On the Cubs air circulating in the weather — on June 25, 1988, and He’s chasin’ a victory sauna-like environ- 81-year-old contraption July 13, 1995. With momentum on his side, ment and smacked four home where workers insert scores for cloud. It wasn’t an ordinary The starting lineup was with- Chase Elliott eyes his first NASCAR runs in a 10-6 victory over the every inning of every game. cloud, but one that momentarily out Kris Bryant, who is due to Cup series victory at Chicagland Twins before a microwaved So hot that during Ian Happ’s blocked the sun from beating come off the disabled list Tues- Speedway in Joliet. Page 2 crowd of 41,992. at-bat in the fourth, fans down down on them. day, and Javier Baez, whose ■ Overton’s 400: Addison Russell’s fifth-inning the right-field line and in the “Woof,” manager Joe Maddon 1:30 p.m. Sunday, NBCSN grand slam erased a 5-2 deficit bleachers gave a loud ovation to a said. “That’s as hot as I’ve been Turn to Sullivan, Page 3 2 Chicago Tribune | Chicago Sports | Section 2 | Saturday, June 30, 2018

GOLF AUTO RACING He’s hoping to ride wave of momentum Elliott, 22, beginning to show what it takes to compete in Cup series By Jay Cohen Associated Press

Chase Elliott arrived at Chi- cagoland Speedway in Joliet this week with a blister on his hand and a certain level of satisfaction. The blister was the product of shifting with his right hand while driving with his left on a hot, sweaty weekend at Sonoma. The positive feeling stemmed from a gratifying fourth-place finish on a challenging road course that had BRIAN LAWDERMILK/GETTY-AFP frustrated him in the past. Chase Elliott finished third in his Heading to the midpoint of his first Cup race at Chicagoland third season on the NASCAR Cup Speedway in 2016. Series, Elliott, 22, remains in search of his first win. But he is NASCAR IN JOLIET learning more and more about At Chicagoland Speedway what it takes to compete at the Saturday (all on NBCSN): highest level of stock-car racing. Monster Energy Cup Series “One thing I’ve realized this practice, 10:30 a.m.; Xfinity Series season is when you have things qualifying, 11:40; Cup Series final that are on your side you need to practice, 1 p.m.; Xfinity Series make the most of them,” Elliott Overton’s 300, 2:30; said Thursday. “I feel like in my Cup Series qualifying, 6:05. career, I’ve had some portions of Sunday: Cup Series seasons that were really good Overton’s 400, 1:30 p.m., NBCSN. car-wise and we were really Tickets/information: strong, had some great things (888) 629-7223; going for us, things that if I knew chicagolandspeedway.com. then what I know now I would love another shot at them. “That’s the biggest thing is you playoff appearance all the way to just have to pick your battles ... and Phoenix, where Matt Kenseth STACY REVERE/GETTY-AFP you have to really just kind of sit passed him with 10 laps left. Brooke Henderson, right, who is tied for the lead after two rounds, grabs a club from her sister Brittany. back and make the most of what Elliott was eliminated with anoth- you have.” er second-place finish. LPGA KPMG WOMEN’S PGA CHAMPIONSHIP Elliott takes another shot at his “The past two races here have first win Sunday when the Cup been really good for us,” Elliott Series returns to a midsummer said. date at Chicagoland for the first Elliott’s success at Chicagoland time since 2010. The track hosted was part of 22 top-five finishes in the opening round of the playoffs the previous two seasons. A simi- the last seven years, but Las Vegas lar showing this weekend could Family-driven Motor Speedway gets the honor provide a big lift for the son of 1988 this season. Winston Cup Series champion Bill AT A GLANCE Championship at Sahalee Coun- The last time NASCAR visited Elliott. Grandfather, father 1 Kemper Lakes Golf Club, Kildeer try Club in suburban Seattle. She the 1 ⁄2-mile oval, in September, Chase Elliott is just 13th in the helped to mold Par: 72. also became the first Canadian to Elliott led for 42 laps and finished series standings. But he appears to Purse: $3,650,000. win a major in 48 years. second. It was a nice moment for be picking up some momentum, Henderson’s game Rounds 3-4: Saturday and She nearly repeated in last one of racing’s most popular finishing in the top 10 in his last Sunday. Gates open at 7 a.m. year’s Women’s PGA at Olympia young drivers. three races. By Bob Narang both days. First tee time Fields, finishing one shot behind Then, just like that, it was gone. “There are some things going Pioneer Press projected for 7:20. Danielle Kang. Elliott’s Hendrick Motorsports on among our group that (are) Tickets: Grounds tickets are $30 At 5-foot-4, Henderson is not a team was penalized for an aerody- really good, and you have to have Brooke Henderson’s last major per day. Juniors under 17 admit- physically imposing presence, namic modification that was dis- to go and compete for race wins, championship did not go as ted free with a ticketed adult. but she credits her powerful covered during a post-race inspec- and we’re doing some of that,” he planned. Getting there: Free public park- swing to her hockey background. tion. Crew chief Alan Gustafson said. “Not everything, but we’re Henderson, 20, played one ing is available at Lake County “Physically and mentally, it was fined $25,000 and suspended doing some of the things it takes. round at the U.S. Women’s Open Fairgrounds, 1060 E. Peterson was a big bonus to me, just one race, and the team was docked So, put all the pieces together and before withdrawing to be with Road, Grayslake. Complimentary carrying around those heavy 15 driver points and 15 owner hopefully we’ll be there.” her family at the time of her shuttles will run from public pads and working with my team- points. ■ Brett Moffitt took the lead on grandfather’s death. Robert Moir, parking to the gate starting at mates,” Henderson said. “I got a Elliott, who won an Xfinity the final lap and won the NASCAR 81, died of cancer June 1 in 6:30 a.m. Complimentary shut- lot of strength that way, which I Series race at Chicagoland four Trucks Overton’s 225 on Friday Ottawa. tles also will run from the Prairie use in my swing playing golf. years ago and finished third in his night, holding off Ben Rhodes at What started as a promising Crossing station on Metra’s “Mentally, being a goalie, you first Cup race at the track in 2016, the finish. John Hunter week for Henderson ended in Milwaukee District North line. have to be a lot different. There’s dropped from sixth place to Nemechek, who led 64 of the 150 heartbreak. For more information on train a lot of pressure. Playing on the eighth in the postseason stand- laps, encountered a late mechani- “It was really unfortunate how schedules, go to metrarail.com LPGA Tour, I see where hockey ings. He took his second straight cal problem and finished seventh. everything kind of went down TV coverage: 2-5 p.m. Saturday has really helped me.” (with my grandfather),” she said. and Sunday, NBC-5. Henderson, an Ottawa Sena- “We’re extremely sad to see him ■ Second-round scores, Page 7 tors fan, followed in her father’s gone, but we know he’s in a better footsteps by playing for the place now, and that gives us Smiths Falls Cubs in Ontario. peace and happiness.” Golf Club in Kildeer. A 12-foot Dave Henderson played Henderson’s sister, Brittany, is birdie putt on No. 18 gave her a hockey for the University of Shadow of Maradona her primary caddie on the LPGA share of the lead with Sung Hyun Toronto and is now Brooke’s golf Tour. In their grandfather’s obit- Park (69) and So Yeon Ryu (72) coach. uary, they described Moir’s role halfway through the LPGA’s Henderson quit hockey soon still looming over Messi in shaping them as golfers, third major of the year. after making Golf Canada’s Na- World Cup, from Page 1 Gimenez has returned to training hockey fans and lovers of the “It was an up-and-down day,” tional Development Squad. and could be available to play great outdoors. Henderson said. “I made some “It was cool growing up second round. against Portugal and his familiar “The bond we shared with our birdies but I countered them playing both sports, but I made “I don’t remember ever having Real Madrid adversary. Gramps was truly special,” the with bogeys, so to finish off with the decision that I was better at suffered as much, with the situa- “We know that in 2018 they sisters wrote. “Between the golf a nice birdie putt on 18 gives me a golf,” Henderson said. “It seemed tion, with what was in play,” Messi haven’t lost any of their six games courses, hockey rinks, our love of lot of confidence going into to work out the best way.” said after the victory. and didn’t concede any goals,” nature, just hanging out at home (Saturday).” And her family is along for the This year’s Argentina team has Portugal right back Cedric Soares or our texts from afar, we shared Henderson also is an exuber- ride. shown signs of dysfunction and an said. so many great laughs, smiles and ant hockey fan. “Having someone who knows outsize dependence on Messi, “That is something to pay memories that will be deep in our The Smith Falls, Ontario, na- you very well is important, espe- who even appeared to be giving attention. It’s a team that has hearts forever.” tive played goalie for years before cially on the golf course where embattled coach Jorge Sampaoli quality.” Their personal struggle at the hanging up her skates at 14 to there’s a lot of pressure and advice about in-game substitu- The last time Uruguay allowed last major makes Brooke’s pre- focus on golf. tension,” Henderson said. “I like tions. Argentina allowed at least a goal was in a 4-2 victory over sent success even more special. Her accomplishments on the having my family around. My one goal in all of its matches, Bolivia in World Cup qualifying With her sister on the bag, links indicate it was the right mom also tags along but she including a dispiriting 3-0 loss to last October. Brooke Henderson opened the decision. doesn’t play golf. But she’s my Croatia. Now it must find a way to Unlike Messi, Ronaldo has led KPMG Women’s PGA Champi- Henderson became the sec- best cheerleader.” stifle France, which has a greater Portugal to an international title, onship with a 5-under 67, then ond-youngest player in LPGA variety of attacking talent. the 2016 European Champi- followed with a 71 on Friday to history to win a major when she Bob Narang is a freelance reporter France has its own problems. onship, and at 33 the fanatically reach 6 under at Kemper Lakes captured the 2016 Women’s PGA for Pioneer Press. The team has lacked cohesion well-conditioned player still ap- and the offensive stars have yet to pears to have the physical gifts of shine. Its victories against Austral- his youth. ia and Peru were far from decisive. Whether he can break through PGA NATIONAL Then France and Denmark kicked against Uruguay will determine the ball around disinterestedly in a Ronaldo’s World Cup legacy. But mutually beneficial 0-0 draw that history weighs less heavily on him allowed both teams to advance. than on Messi, the benefit of Hossler among crowd at the top France has never lost in the playing for a smaller nation that’s By Doug Ferguson as big. On a day in which he made in a playoff to Ian Poulter. He has World Cup round of 16, making it never reached a World Cup final. Associated Press seven birdies — all but two of shot in the 60s in 21 of his last 38 through in 1986, 1998 (when it them from 15 feet or longer — rounds. won the title), 2006 and 2014. Fair play will get review: POTOMAC, Md. — Beau Woods didn’t let a good round go “I’ve had a lot of really good Messi’s longtime rival, Cris- FIFA plans to review the “fair Hossler has been hanging around to waste at the end. He saved par rounds. Unfortunately, I’ve had tiano Ronaldo, has not been shy play” tiebreaker rule that resulted the lead on the weekend in from the bunker on the eighth some kind of high ones that are about embracing what could be in Senegal being eliminated from search of his first PGA Tour and ninth holes for a 65. That uncharacteristic for me,” Hossler his final World Cup, scoring four the World Cup because it had victory, and he gets another matched his low score of the year said. “I think that was six in a row goals and carrying his team to more yellow cards than Japan, chance at the Quicken Loans and left him four shots behind, in the 60s, so I’m feeling good. victories in its first two matches. but is unlikely to remove the National. the closest he has been going into I’m getting it in play nicely off the And Messi’s Barcelona teammate, measure. So does Tiger Woods. the weekend since he was two tee and I’m rolling the putter Uruguay’s Luis Suarez — who bit “We will review after this Hossler, the 23-year-old in his shots back at the Valspar Cham- really well.” an opponent at the 2014 World World Cup, we will see what the first full year on the tour, birdied pionship. The leaders were at 9-under Cup — has shined in Russia while feedback and the situation is,” four of his last five holes and “I’m not that far back,” Woods 131, one shot ahead of Francesco keeping his teeth to himself. FIFA’s competition director Colin finished with a 35-foot birdie said. “The scores aren’t going to Molinari (65) and Billy Horschel Uruguay’s defense might be a Smith said Friday, “but as it putt on No. 18 for a 4-under 66, be that low and it’s going to be a (68). Molinari, who is playing the bigger problem for Ronaldo and currently stands we don’t see any tying for the lead with Ryan tough weekend. It will be over Quicken Loans National and Portugal when the teams meet in need to change.” Armour and Brian Gay. 100 degrees and it will be a long John Deere Classic with hopes of Sochi. The rule, in use for the first time Armour (65) and Gay (64) weekend mentally and phys- boosting his FedEx Cup standing, La Celeste have yet to allow a at the World Cup, caused a stir each made short birdies on the ically. I’m in a good position hit all 18 greens in regulation. goal, their back line anchored by when the last games in Group H par-3 ninth hole to finish their now.” Woods was among 20 players captain Diego Godin and his were being played simultaneously rounds and tie for the lead. Hossler has at least a share of separated by four shots going Atletico Madrid teammate Jose and it became obvious it would be Woods finished a steamy the 36-hole lead for the third into the weekend that is expected Maria Gimenez, who missed the needed as a tiebreaker between morning on the TPC Potomac at time this year, and he had a close to be hot as ever along the squad’s final group game against two teams finishing equal in every Avenel with two pars that felt just call in the Houston Open, losing Potomac River. Russia with a thigh injury. other way. D Chicago Tribune | Chicago Sports | Section 2 | Saturday, June 30, 2018 3

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CUBS NOTES Darvish treatment: Cortisone shot, rest 2nd opinion reveals “We have to take it to this next level and be very patient with it,” elbow impingement — he said. but no Tommy John Darvish went to see the Rang- ers’ doctor because he felt com- By Paul Sullivan fortable with him. When Darvish Chicago Tribune had triceps tightness in Texas during spring training of 2015, he The Yu Darvish saga continued underwent Tommy John surgery Friday with the news the Cubs’ big and missed the entire season. free-agent pickup flew to Dallas on Thursday for a second opinion Night flight: Friday’s late 4 p.m. on his triceps tendinitis. start gave the players a break after Darvish will remain out for at the flight home from Los Angeles, least a few weeks after Rangers though Maddon would have pre- team physician Keith Meister di- ferred a night game. agnosed him with right elbow The Cubs aren’t allowed to impingement and inflammation, schedule Friday night games be- but it beats the worst-case scenar- cause of a city ordinance written io of a second Tommy John when lights were installed in 1988. surgery. The team was given special dis- Darvish, who has been on the pensation for one Friday night disabled list since May 23, re- game last summer, but none is ceived a cortisone shot and will scheduled for 2018. rest for three to five days before Maddon said he didn’t “want to starting his rehab program again. get dragged in” to Chicago politics He won’t return until after the but called himself a “night game All-Star break, and manager Joe freak” who prefers to play every Maddon said another rehab stint game at night. in the minors is likely. “I’m not here to complain or “I would bet another rehab,” cry,” he said. “It’s going to be Maddon said. “He has hardly even warm, but who cares?” thrown, so there has to be regres- JEFFREY MCWHORTER/AP sion with his arm. So I would say it Extra innings: Carl Edwards Jr. White Sox starter Dylan Covey walks off the field after giving up seven runs in the second inning Friday. almost has to build back up to faced four batters in relief for what we thought it was before this Triple-A Iowa on Friday night, happening.” giving up one hit and a walk while Catcher Chris Gimenez, who striking out two. ... Right-hander caught Darvish’s bullpen, said: “I Eddie Butler joined Iowa and will State of misery think he’s just a little frustrated, make a rehab appearance Sat- and rightfully so. I know he wants urday. … The Cubs’ 22nd come- to get back out here. I really can’t from-behind victory was tied with tell you how he’s feeling because I the Phillies for most in the league. Added Sox manager Rick THE BOX SCORE honestly don’t know.” … A video board tribute to late Covey rocked in Renteria: “When you get hit WHITE SOX AB R H BI SO AVG Maddon said he could tell clubhouse man Yosh Kawano ap- Moncada 2b 4 0 0 1 2 .223 around a little bit, you’re search- A.Garcia rf 4 1 2 1 1 .248 “something wasn’t appropriate or peared before Friday’s game. 2nd inning, Sox Abreu 1b 4 0 0 1 1 .268 ing for reasons. I think there Palka dh 3 0 0 0 0 .238 right” during the bullpen session. Kawano died Tuesday at 97. Smith c 4 0101.345 rolled by Rangers were a lot of pitches that were L.Garcia 3b 4 0 0 0 2 .285 Anderson ss 3 0 0 0 0 .248 probably left out over the center Tilson lf 3 1 1 0 0 .280 By Phil Thompson of the plate.” Engel cf 3 1 1 0 1 .211 TOTALS 323538 Chicago Tribune When Covey walked Delino TEXAS AB R H BI SO AVG DeShields two batters after Gal- Choo dh 41120.286 Andrus ss 51201.272 ARLINGTON, Texas — lo’s homer, Renteria instituted his Mazararf 42230.281 Rua rf-1b 10000.165 Russell hits grand slam, Rougned Odor’s home run on the own version of the mercy rule Beltre 3b 40000.306 first pitch he saw leading off the and gave Covey the hook after he a-Tocci ph-rf 10000.069 Odor 2b 51211.228 second for the Rangers on Friday allowed nine runs (eight earned) Profar 1b-3b 41100.237 1 Gallo lf 32112.192 helps offense heat up night was only the beginning of in just 2 ⁄3 innings. Chris Volstad Chirinos c 4 1131.207 DeShields cf 32201.232 Sullivan, Dylan Covey’s misery in the came on in relief and — you TOTALS 38 11 12 10 6 from Page 1 THE BOX SCORE MINNESOTA AB R H BI SO AVG inning in his dreadful start for the guessed it — gave up a first-pitch, WHITE SOX 000 100 020 — 3 5 2 Texas 073 001 00x — 11 12 0 Mauer 1b 51350 .264 White Sox. two-run blast to Shin-Soo Choo fiancee, Irmarie Marquez, gave Escobar 3b 40000 .279 And by the time the Rangers for a 10-0 Rangers lead. a-lined out for Beltre in the 8th. E: Moncada (13), Tilson birth to their first child, a boy, on E.Rosario lf 41201 .312 (1). LOB: Chicago 3, Texas 6. 2B: Engel (8), Mazara (15), Dozier 2b 30102 .219 second baseman saw Covey again Charlie Tilson could be forgiv- Profar (21). 3B: A.Garcia (1). HR: Odor (4), off Covey; Thursday. Baez, who received a Grossman rf 50112 .223 Chirinos (11), off Covey; Mazara (15), off Covey; Gallo Kepler cf 51102 .221 and singled off him — in that en for falling flat on his diving (19), off Covey; Choo (15), off Volstad. RBIs: Moncada standing ovation pinch-hitting, Garver c 3 2200 .252 (34), A.Garcia (8), Abreu (47), Choo 2 (39), Mazara 3 Adrianza ss 31000 .258 same inning — it only under- attempt to catch Mazara’s leadoff (54), Odor (19), Gallo (43), Chirinos 3 (31). Runners left was the second Cub to have a Berrios p 2 0001 .000 in scoring position: Chicago 1 (L.Garcia); Texas 4 (An- Pressly p 0 0000 — scored the extent of the carnage double in the sixth, but he just drus, Beltre, Gallo 2). RISP: Chicago 1 for 4; Texas 2 for child this week, following Tyler c-Morrison ph 10000 .191 Covey was enduring. plain muffed Jurickson Profar’s 10. Runners moved up: Abreu, Moncada, Mazara, Odor, Chatwood’s baby boy. Magill p 0 0000 — Choo. e-Cave ph 10001 .194 When that half-inning from high fly that scored Mazara with WHITE SOX IP H R ER BB SO ERA “It’s something we all have in Belisle p 0 0000 — TOTALS 36 6 10 6 9 1 Covey, L, 3-3 2 ⁄3 89830 4.82 hell was over, the numbers were the 11th run. It was Tilson’s first 1 common,” Russell said. “We all AB R H BI SO AVG Volstad 3 ⁄3 42103 4.20 CUBS 1 hard to swallow: big-league error. Minaya 1 ⁄3 00002 4.50 father on different paths, so it’s Almora cf 52300 .324 ■ Davidson 1 0 0 0 0 1 0.00 Heyward rf 43220 .281 Three home runs, with Rob- Renteria called on designated TEXAS IP H R ER BB SO ERA really cool seeing where they Zobrist 2b-lf 32120 .290 Rizzo 1b 51210 .246 1 inson Chirinos and Nomar hitter Matt Davidson to make his Gallardo, W, 2-0 7 ⁄3 43317 9.00 come from to see where they are Russell ss 41141 .282 2 Mazara joining Odor. first career relief appearance in Barnette ⁄3 10000 2.52 to this point, and now they’re Schwarber lf 21110 .239 Moore 1 00001 7.51 Stropp 00000 .000 ■ Six hits. the eighth. A in high Inherited runners-scored: Volstad 1-1, Minaya 1-0, Bar- basically raising a little mini- f-Bote ph 10000 .231 nette 2-2. WP: Minaya 2. Umpires: H, Marty Foster; 1B, Wilson p 0 0000 .000 ■ Seven runs, six earned. school, Davidson retired the side Joe West; 2B, Mark Ripperger; 3B, Doug Eddings. Time: them.” Morrowp 00000 — ■ 2:47. A: 28,156 Happ 3b 20101 .241 42 pitches. in order. After a power outage for the Gimenez c 2 0100 .143 ■ 11 batters faced. “We tried to save the bullpen a HOW THEY SCORED first three months, in part be- a-La Stella ph 10000 .265 RANGERS SECOND: Odor homered. Profar reached on R.Rosario p 0 0000 — ■ 28 minutes long, as one report- little bit that we’ve been taxing Mocada’s error. Gallo walked, Profar to second. Chiri- cause of a finger injury, Russell Bass p 0 0000 — nos homered, scoring Profar and Gallo. DeShields sin- d-Baez ph-2b 10001 .284 er in the press box clocked it. for the last seven, eight days,” gled. Choo flied out. Andrus singled, DeShields to sec- has taken off the last two days Montgomery p 2 0002 .067 ond. Mazara homered, scoring DeShields and Andrus. b-Contreras ph-c 20001 .268 And that half-inning wasn’t Renteria said. “Matt did a nice Beltre flied out. Odor singled. Profar lined out. Seven with a pair of home runs and TOTALS 34 10 12 10 6 runs. Rangers 7-0. the only calamity in this 11-3 job.” RANGERS THIRD: Gallo homered. Chirinos flied out. eight RBIs to become the first Minnesota 030 200 001 — 6 10 0 laugher of a Sox loss at Globe Life Yovanni Gallardo (2-0) struck DeShields walked. Volstad pitching. Choo homered, Cubs shortstop with four RBIs in CUBS 002 042 11x — 10 12 2 scoring DeShields. Andrus struck out. Mazara 1 Park. Covey gave up a career- seven Sox in 7 ⁄3 innings. grounded out. Three runs. Rangers 10-0. back-to-back games. a-out on fielder’s choice for Gimenez in the 5th. b- WHITE SOX FOURTH: Moncada struck out. A. Garcia grounded out for Montgomery in the 5th. c-lined out for high fourth home run in the third Yes, folks, there was enough tripled. Abreu grounded out, scoring A. Garcia. Palka The grand slam came with the Pressly in the 6th. d-struck out for Bass in the 7th. e- grounded out. One run. Rangers 10-1. struck out for Magill in the 8th. f-grounded out for Strop to Joey Gallo that had an exit stink to go around, almost RANGERS SIXTH: Mazara doubled. Beltre groudned Cubs down three runs and was a in the 8th. E: Happ (3), Montgomery (1). LOB: Minnesota out. Odor grounded out, Mazara to third. Profar reac- 9, CUBS 8. 2B: Mauer (10), E.Rosario (23), Almora (17). HR: velocity of 113.3 mph. enough to mask the fact Yoan hed and advanced to second on Tilson’s error, scoring sky-high fly that the wind carried Mauer (2), off Montgomery; Heyward (5), off Berrios; Odor. Minaya pitching. Profar to third on Minaya’s wild Russell (5), off Berrios; Zobrist (6), off Magill; Schwarber A crestfallen Covey (3-3) felt as Moncada committed his 13th pitch. Gallo struck out. One run. Rangers 11-1. into the basket in left. He thought (16), off Magill. RBIs: Mauer 5 (18), Grossman (21), Hey- if the Rangers were dialed into error of the season. WHITE SOX EIGHTH: Anderson grounded out. Tilson he hit it too high. ward 2 (36), Zobrist 2 (29), Rizzo (54), Russell 4 (25), singled. Engel doubled, Tilson to third. Barnette pitch- Schwarber (37). CS: Dozier (3). S: Adrianza, Heyward. anything he threw for strikes. The second baseman bobbled ing. Moncada grounded out, scoring Tilson, Engel to “But I’m glad it’s summertime Runners left in scoring position: Minnesota 5 (Escobar, third. A. garcia singled, scoring Engel. Abreu grounded Grossman, Kepler, Adrianza 2); CUBS 5 (Montgomery 3, “(I) made a couple of mistakes Profar’s routine second-inning out. Two runs. Rangers 11-3. now in Chicago,” he said. “The Contreras, Bote). RISP: Minnesota 3 for 12; CUBS 4 for 11. Runners moved up: Gimenez. DP: Minnesota 1 (Escobar, that they capitalized on,” he said. grounder seemingly three times balls are flying.” Dozier, Mauer); CUBS 1 (Happ, Baez, Rizzo). “But for the most part I felt I was on the same play for his second Jason Heyward pushed Russell MINNESOTA IP H R ER BB SO ERA 1 Berrios, L, 8-6 4 ⁄3 66642 3.52 2 throwing good pitches and they error in three games. At one out of the dugout afterward for a Pressly ⁄3 10010 4.06 Magill 233304 3.00 were just ... all over everything point, Moncada reached behind “I think he tried to rush out of curtain call. Belisle 121110 7.56 that was in the zone. and between his legs for the ball, it to recover the ball,” Renteria “I haven’t done a curtain call in CUBS IP H R ER BB SO ERA Montgmry, W,3-2575335 3.55 “I don’t have an explanation. I finally got hold of it and then said. “And then one of the things a while,” he said. “It felt good to R.Rosario, H, 5 1 00010 1.80 felt good, the ball was coming out dropped it again before the throw you don’t do when you bobble see the crowd out there and their Bass, H, 1 1 00003 0.75 Strop 1 0 0 0 0 1 2.76 2 good. Just got to put that one to first base. and the ball lays on the ground is reaction. It was awesome.” Wilson ⁄3 31110 3.27 1 Morrow, S, 17-18 ⁄3 00000 1.54 behind me and face Kansas City It’s a recurring theme with to try to recover it with your The Cubs also got home runs R.Rosario pitched to 1 batter in the 7th. Inherited run- in five days.” Moncada. Renteria has advised glove hand. … Those plays hap- from Heyward, Ben Zobrist and ners-scored: Bass 1-0, Morrow 2-0. HBP: Berrios (Zo- brist). WP: Pressly. Umpires: H, Dave Rackley; 1B, Hunter Covey left his previous start him to square himself more to pen. I think it’s an experience he Kyle Schwarber, who bounced Wendelstedt; 2B, Chris Guccione; 3B, Larry Vanover. early with a twinge in his groin ground balls. In this case, Mon- will use.” one off the roof of a seating area Time: 3:27. A: 41,492 (41,649). HOW THEY SCORED area but said he was healthy cada did, but the ball rolled up his and into the upper part of the TWINS SECOND: Kepler singled. Garver singled, Kepler Friday: “I feel fine, just a rough glove and into his abdomen [email protected] center-field bleachers. The slug- to third. Adrianza popped out. Berrios struck out. Mauer homered, scoring Kepler and Garver. Escobar grounded one. (I’m) frustrated, obviously.” before dropping to the dirt. Twitter @_phil_thompson ging helped offset a five-RBI out. Three runs. Twins 3-0. CUBS THIRD: Almora, Jr. singled. Heyward homered, afternoon from Twins first base- scoring Almora, Jr. Zorbrist grounded out. Rizzo grounded out. Russell flied out. Two runs. Twins 3-2. man Joe Mauer, whose three-run TWINS FOURTH: Kepler struck out. Garver singled. Adri- anza sacrificed, Garver to second, Adrianza safe at sec- homer off Mike Montgomery in ond on throwing error. Garver to third on throwing error. WHITE SOX NOTES Berrios grounded out. Mauer doubled, scoring Garver the second opened the scoring. and Adrianza. Escobar grounded out. Two runs. Twins Montgomery lasted five in- 5-2. CUBS FIFTH: Almora, Jr. lined out. Heyward singled. Zo- nings in the heat for his third borist hit, Heyward to second. Rizzo singled, Heyward to third, Zobrist to second. Russell homered, scoring Hey- victory, helping save the bullpen a ward, Zorbrist and Rizzo. Schwarber walked. Happ sin- Garcia warms to idea of hot corner gled, Schwarber to second. Lastella grounded, Schwar- bit by grinding through the start. ber out, Happ to third. Contreras grounded out. Four By Phil Thompson Signings: runs. Cubs 6-5. said. “Obviously he plays multi- The Sox reached “Those guys really picked me CUBS SIXTH: Almora, Jr. reached on infield single to Chicago Tribune ple positions (and) he’s actually agreements this week with two up today,” Montgomery said. “It shortstop. Heyward grounded, Almora, Jr. out at second. Zobrist homered, scoring Heyward. Rizzo grounded. swinging the bat pretty well.” prospects from this month’s am- wasn’t the easiest way to pitch, Russell struck out. Two runs. Cubs 8-5. CUBS SEVENTH: Schwarber homered. Happ struck out. ARLINGTON, Texas — Leury Garcia said his body and swing ateur draft. but for me it was just keep it close Baez struck out. Contreras struck out. One run. Cubs 9-5. CUBS EIGHTH: Almora, Jr. doubled. Heyward sacrificed, Garcia’s return from the disabled feel good. He was 9-for-18 before Oklahoma outfielder Steele and give our team a chance. And Almora, Jr. to third. Zobrist walked. Rizzo reached on in- field single, scoring Almora, Jr., Zobrist to second. Rus- list last Friday looks even more Friday since his return. Walker, the Sox’s second-round it worked out.” sell popped out. Bote grounded out. One run. Cubs 10-5. TWINS NINTH: Mauer singled. Escobar grounded into fortuitous in light of Yolmer “It’s always about timing when selection and the 46th overall The Cubs were coming off a double play, third to second to first, Mauer out. Rosario Sanchez’s left quadriceps bruise you’re out a couple of weeks,” pick, reached a deal with the 2-6 trip, though Maddon focused doubled. Dozier walked. Grossman singled, scoring Ro- sario, Dozier to second. Kepler flied out. One run. Cubs suffered during Thursday’s game Garcia said. “ I just try to swing at team Friday. Terms were not on the split with the Dodgers 10-6. against the Twins. a good pitch and make good disclosed and a team official instead of the overall record. As expected, Sanchez was a contact.” could not confirm a report by “There’s nothing to lament scratch for Friday night’s game MLB.com’s Jim Callis that right now,” Maddon said. “I kind ing straight in from the lake, it’s a against the Rangers and Garcia Injury updates: Starter Miguel Walker signed for $2 million, of like what our guys did.” different ballgame,” he said. was penciled in at third base. The Gonzalez returned to rehab at $443,900 more than the recom- The up-and-down nature of “When people talk about lack of utility man, who is recovered Triple-A Charlotte after having a mended bonus for his slot. the Cubs’ season is common power, it’s barometric conditions. from a knee sprain, sounded up setback in his recovery from right Earlier this week, the Sox knowledge at the halfway point, It’s the fog coming off the lake. to the task when asked about it. rotator cuff inflammation. He signed third-round pick Konnor and no one can predict whether You can’t hit homers into it.” “Hell, yeah,” Garcia said. experienced shoulder discom- Pilkington, Mississippi State’s they’re ready to go on a prolonged But you certainly can hit home Matt Davidson is an option fort after throwing a side session. left-handed ace. Neither Walker roll. But Maddon admitted the runs on a hot, humid afternoon too, but Garcia is considered “He felt a little something,” nor Pilkington had been assigned home-run barrage is “who we like Friday, and more of the same more defensively sound even Renteria said. “He’ll be to minor-league affiliates yet. are” and blamed the tepid first- is in the five-day forecast. though he is primarily an out- rechecked and we’ll go from First-round pick Nick Madri- half power numbers on the Look for the clouds to take a fielder and hasn’t played third there.” gal has yet to sign, but the second cooler-by-the-lake weather curtain call. base since 2014. Sanchez, meanwhile, is still baseman just ended his season through early June, which he said “It’s good to have (Garcia) day to day and there is no Thursday as Oregon State won robbed them of 15 to 20 homers. [email protected] back,” manager Rick Renteria timetable for his return. the College World Series. “Today if the wind was blow- Twitter @PWSullivan 4 Chicago Tribune | Chicago Sports | Section 2 | Saturday, June 30, 2018

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PROBABLE PITCHING MATCHUPS AMERICAN LEAGUE NATIONAL LEAGUE NATIONAL LEAGUE 2018 TEAM 2018 VS OPP TEAM PITCHER TIME W-L ERA REC W-L IP ERA EAST W L PCT GB L10 STR HOME AWAY EAST W L PCT GB L10 STR HOME AWAY Mil Chacin (R) 6-3 3.82 12-5 0-0 4.1 8.31 New York 53 26 .671 — 6-4 W-1 30-11 23-15 Atlanta 46 34 .575 — 5-5 W-1 23-17 23-17 Cin Mahle (R) 3:10p 6-6 3.98 9-7 0-1 5.0 3.60 Boston 55 28 .663 — 6-4 L-1 28-12 27-16 Philadelphia 43 37 .538 3 5-5 L-1 26-16 17-21 NY deGrom (R) 5-3 1.69 6-10 0-0 13.0 2.77 Tampa Bay 40 41 .494 14 7-3 W-1 21-17 19-24 Mia Lopez (R) 3:10p 0-0 0.00 0-0 0-0 0.0 0.00 Washington 42 38 .525 4 4-6 W-1 19-20 23-18 1 Was Hellickson (R) 2-0 2.28 6-3 0-0 0.0 0.00 Toronto 38 43 .469 16 5-5 W-1 21-20 17-23 New York 32 47 .405 13 ⁄2 1-9 L-2 14-26 18-21 Phi Velasquez (R) 5:05p 5-8 4.69 6-10 1-0 5.0 1.80 1 Baltimore 23 58 .284 31 3-7 L-6 11-28 12-30 Miami 33 50 .398 14 ⁄2 4-6 W-1 16-24 17-26 Atl McCarthy (R) 6-3 4.92 8-7 0-0 0.0 0.00 StL Weaver (R) 6:15p 4-6 4.80 8-8 0-0 0.0 0.00 CENTRAL W L PCT GB L10 STR HOME AWAY CENTRAL W L PCT GB L10 STR HOME AWAY Col Marquez (R) 5-8 5.53 7-9 1-0 13.0 3.46 Cleveland 44 36 .550 — 7-3 L-1 27-13 17-23 Milwaukee 48 33 .593 — 6-4 W-2 24-17 24-16 LA Maeda (R) 6:15p 5-4 3.44 7-6 1-0 6.2 0.00 1 Minnesota 35 43 .449 8 4-6 L-1 20-20 15-23 Chicago 45 35 .563 2 ⁄2 4-6 W-2 22-14 23-21 Pit Williams (R) 6-5 4.03 8-8 0-0 6.0 6.00 1 1 SD Lucchesi (L) 9:10p 3-3 3.57 4-7 0-0 0.0 0.00 Detroit 36 47 .434 9 ⁄2 0-10 L-10 23-21 13-26 St. Louis 42 38 .525 5 ⁄2 5-5 L-2 23-20 19-18 SF Rodriguez (R) 2-1 3.82 4-1 0-0 0.0 0.00 1 Chicago 28 53 .346 16 ⁄2 4-6 L-2 16-27 12-26 Pittsburgh 39 42 .481 9 4-6 W-2 21-21 18-21 Ari Miller (R) 9:10p 0-1 12.27 0-1 0-0 0.0 0.00 1 1 AMERICAN LEAGUE 2018 TEAM 2018 VS OPP Kansas City 25 56 .309 19 ⁄2 3-7 L-1 11-29 14-27 Cincinnati 34 48 .415 14 ⁄2 7-3 L-2 17-25 17-23 TEAM PITCHER TIME W-L ERA REC W-L IP ERA WEST W L PCT GB L10 STR HOME AWAY WEST W L PCT GB L10 STR HOME AWAY Sox Rodon (L) 1-2 3.70 1-3 0-0 0.0 0.00 Tex Colon (R) 8:05p 4-5 4.72 7-7 0-0 0.0 0.00 Houston 55 29 .655 — 6-4 L-1 25-17 30-12 Arizona 47 35 .573 — 7-3 L-1 23-17 24-18 1 1 Det Boyd (L) 4-6 4.15 8-7 0-0 7.0 5.14 Seattle 52 31 .627 2 ⁄2 6-4 W-5 26-14 26-17 Los Angeles 43 38 .531 3 ⁄2 5-5 L-2 22-22 21-16 Tor Gaviglio (R) 12:07p 2-2 3.98 3-4 0-0 0.0 0.00 1 1 Oakland 45 38 .542 9 ⁄2 8-2 W-5 21-20 24-18 2 Cle Plutko (R) 4-1 4.65 4-1 0-0 0.0 0.00 San Francisco 43 40 .518 4 ⁄ 8-2 W-1 26-14 17-26 1 Oak Jackson (R) 3:05p 0-0 1.50 1-0 0-0 0.0 0.00 Los Angeles 42 41 .506 12 ⁄2 4-6 W-1 20-21 22-20 Colorado 40 42 .488 7 6-4 W-2 15-22 25-20 LA Skaggs (L) 6-5 2.69 8-7 0-0 0.0 0.00 1 Texas 37 46 .446 17 ⁄2 8-2 W-2 18-25 19-21 San Diego 36 48 .429 12 2-8 L-2 18-24 18-24 Bal Cashner (R) 3:05p 2-8 4.70 4-11 0-0 0.0 0.00 Hou Verlander (R) 9-3 1.82 10-7 0-0 6.2 1.35 through Friday through Friday TB Andriese (R) 3:10p 1-3 4.02 2-1 0-0 2.2 10.13 Bos Sale (L) 7-4 2.56 9-8 1-0 6.0 1.50 NY Gray (R) 6:15p 5-5 4.93 7-8 0-1 3.0 18.00 KC Hammel (R) 2-9 5.53 4-12 0-0 0.0 0.00 YANKEES 8, RED SOX 1 ON THIS DATE Sea Hernandez (R) 10:10p 7-6 5.19 9-8 1-0 5.2 4.76 INTERLEAGUE 2018 TEAM 2018 VS OPP 1908: At 41 years, 3 months, Cy Young of TEAM PITCHER TIME W-L ERA REC W-L IP ERA the Red Sox pitched the third no-hitter of Yankees strike 1st in battle for top his career, an 8-0 win over the New York Min Mejia (L) 0-0 0.00 0-0 0-0 0.0 0.00 Highlanders. Cubs Chatwood (R) 1:20p 3-5 3.82 6-8 0-0 0.0 0.00 1962: The Dodgers’ Sandy Koufax struck Team rec: Team’s record in games started by today’s pitcher. Vs. Opp: Pitcher’s Associated Press Dent playoff game in 1978 had of a three-game series. out 13 Mets en route to the first of four record versus this opponent, 2018 statistics. career no-hitters, a 5-0 victory at Dodger the Yankees (53-26) and Red Sox “It’s important,” Betts said. “As Stadium. 2016: Carlos Carrasco struck out a sea- NEW YORK — Packed house, (55-28) met so late in a season long as we make it to the playoffs, son-high14, Jason Kipnis and Rajai Davis hit solo home runs and the Indians summer heat, Red Sox-Yankees when they owned the two top anything can happen.” matched a franchise record by winning SCHEDULE, RESULTS their 13th consecutive game, beating for the best record in baseball. marks in baseball. Home runs Steve Pearce, acquired a day the Blue Jays 4-1. The streak is the long- est by any team this season, and the FRIDAY’S RESULTS Milwaukee at Cincinnati, 12:10 So, CC Sabathia, did it feel like decided this matchup, too, with earlier from the Blue Jays, batted longest for the Indians since winning 13 CUBS 10, Minnesota 6 N.Y. Mets at Miami, 12:10 a really big night in Bronx? Miguel Andujar also going deep cleanup in his Red Sox debut. He straight in 1951. TEXAS 11, White Sox 3 Washington at Philadelphia, 12:35 PIRATES 6, PADRES 3 L.A. Angels 7, BALTIMORE 1 Atlanta at St. Louis, 1:15 “I wish I could tell you it did,” for the Yanks. doubled on the first pitch he saw N.Y. YANKEES 8, Boston 1 Cleveland at Oakland, 3:05 PITTSBURGH AB R H BI SO AVG TORONTO 3, Detroit 2 Colorado at L.A. Dodgers, 3:10 he said, “but it didn’t.” “We’re a good club,” Yankees and also singled off Sabathia. Marte cf 5 1 1 0 1 .269 TAMPA BAY 3, Houston 2 Kansas City at Seattle, 3:10 Instead, he just pitched as if manager Aaron Boone said. “I was actually kind of jittery Bell 1b 5 2 2 1 1 .250 Washington 17, PHILADELPHIA 7 Pittsburgh at San Diego, 3:10 Harrison 2b 4 1 2 0 0 .272 Milwaukee 8, CINCINNATI 2 San Francisco at Arizona, 3:10 the calendar read October rather “We’re a confident group. We my first at-bat, so it was good to Freese 3b 4 0 0 0 1 .250 MIAMI 8, N.Y. Mets 2 Boston at N.Y. Yankees, 7:05 Diaz c 3 1010.288 Atlanta 5, ST. LOUIS 1 than June. know we can play with anyone.” get that out of the way,” Pearce Dickerson lf 4 0 0 0 1 .297 San Francisco 2, ARIZONA 1 THURSDAY’S RESULTS Polanco rf 4 0 2 2 2 .230 Cleveland at Oakland, late Arizona 4, MIAMI 0 Sabathia shut down the high- Sabathia helped end the Red said. “It would have been nice if Mercer ss 4 1 2 1 2 .256 Colorado at L.A. Dodgers, late Oakland 4, DETROIT 2 scoring Red Sox, Greg Bird hit Sox’s four-game winning streak we got the win, so that kind of Musgrove p 2 0100.273 Kansas City at Seattle, late Seattle 4, BALTIMORE 2 (10) Brault p 0 0000.214 Pittsburgh at San Diego, late 11, L.A. DODGERS 5 two home runs and Aaron Judge as he gave up one run on six hits overshadowed what I did at the c-Osuna ph 1 0 1 0 0 .205 Colorado 9, SAN FRANCISCO 8 TOTALS 36 6 11 5 8 SUNDAY’S SCHEDULE Minnesota 2, CHICAGO WHITE SOX1(13) connected as the Yankees rolled in seven innings. plate. But I felt comfortable. It SAN DIEGO AB R H BI SO AVG Minnesota at Cubs,1:20 Houston 1, TAMPA BAY 0 White Sox at Texas, 2:05 Milwaukee 6, CINCINNATI 4 8-1 on Friday night to edge ahead Betts and Andrew Benintendi was a great atmosphere.” Jankowski rf 3 0 1 0 0 .286 L.A. Angels at Baltimore, 12:05 BOSTON 4, L.A. Angels 2 d-Pirela ph 1 0 0 0 0 .259 Detroit at Toronto, 12:07 PHILADELPHIA 4, Washington 3 in the AL East. hit consecutive doubles for the The Red Sox fell to 3-4 against Margot cf 5 0 1 1 0 .240 Houston at Tampa Bay, 12:10 home team in CAPS Hosmer 1b 5 1 3 0 1 .277 Not since the famed Bucky Red Sox’s only run in the opener their rivals — with 12 games left. Myerslf 51202.265 Spangenberg 2b 3 0 1 1 0 .232 NL LEADERS AL LEADERS Villanueva 3b 4 0 1 1 0 .230 Galvis ss 3 0002.240 BATTING GABR HBA BATTING GABR HBA Hedges c 4 0101.180 Gennett, CIN 79 300 45 98 .327 Altuve, HOU 84 329 55 112 .340 AROUND THE HORN Lauer p 1 0001.125 Almora, CHI 75 238 43 77 .324 Betts, BOS 63 242 62 82 .339 a-Szczur ph 1 0 0 0 1 .187 Markakis, ATL 80 316 47 102 .323 Segura, SEA 76 317 58 107 .338 b-Renfroe ph-rf 2 1 2 0 0 .259 Freeman, ATL 80 309 51 98 .317 Simmons, LA 72 267 40 86 .322 ■ Tigers: Though pitching coach ■ Nationals: Juan Soto hit two of ■ Rays: Wilmer Font and four TOTALS 37 3 12 3 8 Crawford, SF 78 278 35 87 .313 Martinez, BOS 79 302 57 97 .321 Pittsburgh 104 100 000 — 6 11 0 Arenado, COL 76 290 54 90 .310 Trout, LA 83 287 65 92 .321 Chris Bosio said he was fired over the Nats’ seven home runs, fin- relievers combined on a three- San Diego 000 000 021 — 3 12 2 Kemp, LA 78 248 34 76 .306 Duffy, TB 65 257 22 81 .315 a misunderstanding, The Ath- ishing with four hits and five hitter and the Rays won 3-2 to Suarez, CIN 65 244 37 74 .303 Rosario, MIN 77 308 55 96 .312 a-struck out for Lauer in the 5th. b-sin- Dickerson, PIT 72 272 33 82 .301 Brantley, CLE 68 276 41 86 .312 gled for Makita in the 7th. c-doubled, out letic reported that he directed a RBIs in a 17-7 rout of the Phillies. snap the Astros’ 11-game road at 3rd for Crick in the 9th. d-grounded Martinez, STL 74 276 34 83 .301 Castellanos, DET 80 323 41 99 .307 out for Castillo in the 9th. E: Galvis (3), racial slur at a clubhouse attend- Anthony Rendon, Trea Turner, winning streak. The Rays im- Hedges (2). LOB: Pittsburgh 5, San Diego ant. Another team employee wit- Bryce Harper, Brian Goodwin proved to 8-6 during a stretch of 10. 2B: Bell (17), Polanco (19), Osuna (2), HOME RUNS DOUBLES HOME RUNS Rosario, MIN 94 Renfroe (13). HR: Mercer (5), off Lauer. Aguilar, MIL 19 Albies, ATL 26 Martinez, BOS 25 DOUBLES nessed the incident, and Bosio and Mark Reynolds also hom- 16 games against the Astros, RBIs: Bell (41), Diaz (18), Polanco 2 (40), Arenado, COL 19 Markakis, ATL 25 Ramirez, CLE 23 Escobar, MIN 33 Mercer (26), Margot (24), Spangenberg Harper, WAS 19 TRIPLES Trout, LA 23 Abreu, CHI 27 was provided an opportunity to ered. Rendon added two doubles Nationals and Yankees. (17), Villanueva (39). SB: Marte (18), My- Albies, ATL 17 KMarte, ARI 8 Cruz, SEA 21 Bregman, HOU 27 ■ ers (2). S: Musgrove, Spangenberg. Run- apologize but declined, the re- and three RBIs, and Harper also Brewers: Keon Broxton hom- Pittsburgh 4 Gldschmdt, ARI 17 CTaylor, LA 7 Betts, BOS 20 TRIPLES ners left in scoring position: (Marte, Diaz, Mercer, Musgrove); San Di- Muncy, LA 17 STOLEN BASES KDavis, OAK 20 Sanchez, CHI 8 port said. Bosio said the attend- contributed three hits and three ered twice and drove in four runs ego 3 (Myers, Galvis, Hedges). RISP: RUNS MTaylor, WAS 23 Judge, NY 20 Benintendi, BOS 5 Pittsburgh 3 for 13; San Diego 2 for 11. Albies, ATL 61 Inciarte, ATL 21 Machado, BAL 20 Hernandez, TOR 5 ant heard him say “monkey” and RBIs. to key an 8-2 victory over the IP H R ER BB SO ERA Blackmon, COL 60 Turner, WAS 21 RUNS STOLEN BASES ■ PITTSBURGH Gldschmdt, ARI 56 PITCHING Lindor, CLE 65 Gordon, SEA 21 took offense, but the coach as- Angels: celebrated Reds. Chase Anderson pitched Musgrve, W,3-37700253.79 1 Hernandez, PHI 56 Lester, CHI 10-2 Trout, LA 63 Anderson, CHI 17 Brault ⁄3 222004.42 serted he was referring to pitcher his return to CF with a home run, two-hit ball for six innings. 2 Pham, STL 54 Nola, PHI 10-2 Betts, BOS 61 PITCHING Crick ⁄3 100012.51 Arenado, COL 53 Schrzr, WAS 10-4 Springer, HOU 59 Severino, NY 12-2 1 Daniel Stumpf by his nickname, and the Angels snapped a six- ■ Mets: RHP Jacob deGrom was Santana ⁄3 211003.97 RBI Godley, ARI 9-5 Martinez, BOS 57 Kluber, CLE 11-4 Vazquez, S, 16-20 0 000 23.78 2 Suarez, CIN 59 ERA Segura, SEA 57 Morton, HOU 10-1 “Spider Monkey.” However, game skid by beating the Orioles scratched from Friday’s start ⁄3 Story, COL 58 deGrom, NY 1.69 RBI ERA SAN DIEGO IP H R ER BB SO ERA Baez, CHI 57 Schrzr, WAS 2.04 Martinez, BOS 64 Verlndr, HOU 1.82 Stumpf said, “Spider Monkey is 7-1. Martin Maldonado also hom- against the Marlins to tend to a Arenado, COL 56 Fltynwcz, ATL 2.14 Haniger, SEA 59 Severino, NY 2.10 Lauer, L,3-5 5963035.08 HITS Lester, CHI 2.18 Machado, BAL 56 Snell, TB 2.31 not a nickname I have been called ered, and Andrelton Simmons family matter. He’ll pitch Sat- Makita 2 1 0 0 0 3 5.92 Markakis, ATL 102 HITS Bauer, CLE 2.44 Stock 1000023.38 Gennett, CIN 98 Scherzer, WAS 165 Altuve, HOU 112 STRIKEOUTS or I’m familiar with.” The Detroit had four hits. Trout, limited to a urday. ... OF Tim Tebow made the Castillo 1 1 0 0 0 0 2.45 Freeman, ATL 97 Corbin, ARI 129 Segura, SEA 105 Sale, BOS 153 Inherited runners-scored: Crick 1-1, Albies, ATL 92 deGrom, NY 126 Cstellnos, DET 99 Cole, HOU 146 Free Press said “multiple players DH role for nine games due to a Double-A Eastern League all-star Vazquez 1-0. HBP: Stock (Diaz). WP: Anderson, MIA 92 through Thursday Martinez, BOS 97 Bauer, CLE 140 and coaches” had never heard sprained index finger, reached team. Tebow was hitting .261 Brault. PB: Hedges (1). Umpires: H, Angel Arenado, COL 88 Lowrie, OAK 94 through Thursday Hernandez; 1B, Bill Miller; 2B, Todd Stumpf called “Spider Monkey.” base three times. with five home runs and 30 RBIs. Tichenor; 3B, Alan Porter. Time: 3:02.

ANGELS 7, ORIOLES 1 NATIONALS 17, PHILLIES 7 YANKEES 8, RED SOX 1 BLUE JAYS 3, TIGERS 2 BREWERS 8, REDS 2 RAYS 3, ASTROS 2 MARLINS 8, METS 2 LOS ANGELES AB R H BI SO AVG WASHINGTON AB R H BI SO AVG BOSTON AB R H BI SO AVG DETROIT AB R H BI SO AVG MILWAUKEE AB R H BI SO AVG HOUSTON AB R H BI SO AVG NEW YORK AB R H BI SO AVG Calhoun rf 40011.166 Eaton rf 32200.304 Betts rf 41200.339 Martin cf 40100.257 Miller 2b 50102.260 Bregman 3b 41120.277 Nimmo cf 40101.275 Troutcf 32111.321 c-Taylor ph-cf 10000.241 Benintendi lf 30112.286 Candelario 3b 41112.238 Thames rf-lf 50101.233 Altuve 2b 40000.340 Bautista rf 41201.227 Upton lf 51301.254 Turner ss 54321.270 Martinez dh 40000.321 Castellanos rf 40002.307 Aguilar 1b 51201.315 Reddick rf 40000.263 Cabrera 2b 50101.283 Pujols dh 50100.246 Harper cf 33131.221 Pearce1b 40201.301 Martinez dh 40200.245 Shaw 3b 2 1 1 0 0 .240 Gattis dh 40101.248 Conforto lf 30001.225 Simmons ss 51411.322 Rendon 3b 63332.289 Bogaerts ss 40000.275 Hicks 1b 30001.284 Braunlf 31100.245 1-Springer pr-dh 00000.256 Flores 1b 31100.259 Valbuena 1b 51111.214 Soto lf 63452.336 Nunez 2b 40101.254 McCann c 3 0001.230 a-Perez ph-rf 2 1 1 1 0 .248 Gonzalez ss 40001.234 Frazier 3b 30100.219 Kinsler 2b 40000.213 Reynolds 1b 41122.230 Devers3b 40002.239 Joneslf 31101.224 Pina c 3 1 2 1 0 .227 Reed1b 30001.000 Mesoraco c 3 0110.222 Maldonado c 4 2220.247 Difo 2b 60211.246 Vazquez c 3 0001.221 Iglesias ss 30101.270 Broxton cf 4 3 3 4 0 .444 Stassi c 2 0101.254 c-Reyesph 10001.184 Fletcher 3b 30110.300 Kieboom c 5 0102.205 Bradley Jr. cf 20001.200 Machado 2b 20000.206 Arciass 50003.198 Kemplf 30000.309 Rosario ss 10001.244 TOTALS 38 7 13 7 5 Feddep 30000.000 TOTALS 321618 a-Goodrum ph-2b 10001.225 Anderson p 2 0000.095 Marisnick cf 21001.196 Oswaltp 10001.000 BALTIMORE AB R H BI SO AVG a-Goodwin ph-rf 21111.176 NEW YORK AB R H BI SO AVG TOTALS 312619 b-Villar ph 10000.258 TOTALS 302325 a-Do.Smith ph 10000.222 TOTALS 44 17 18 17 12 TORONTO AB R H BI SO AVG TOTALS 37 8 12 6 7 TAMPA BAY AB R H BI SO AVG Plaweckic 10000.228 Mancini lf 31300.234 Hicks cf 41100.252 PHILADELPHIA AB R H BI SO AVG CINCINNATI AB R H BI SO AVG TOTALS 302717 Jones cf 40112.288 Judge rf 41121.276 Grichuk rf 40210.211 Kiermaier cf 30001.154 MIAMI AB R H BI SO AVG Machado ss 40200.305 Hernandez 2b 41200.271 Stanton dh 21000.263 Hernandez lf 30101.260 Schebler rf 3 1 1 0 2 .283 Duffy dh 40101.315 Trumbo dh 40002.260 Hoskins lf 42120.260 Gregorius ss 41100.259 Solarte 3b 40100.252 Barnhart c 4 0 1 0 1 .262 Bauers 1b 20000.264 Dietrich lf 21000.292 Davis1b 40001.152 Herrera cf 50000.286 Torres2b 31210.289 Morales dh 41102.238 Votto 1b 3 0 1 0 0 .297 Ramos c 4 0100.287 Meyerp 00000.000 Valencia rf 30001.281 Santana 1b 42221.225 Andujar 3b 41330.283 Smoak 1b 31121.234 Gennett 2b 40001.327 Robertson 3b 41201.264 Rivera3b 00000.200 Schoop 2b 30001.197 Kingery ss 42310.234 Bird1b 42221.204 Pillar cf 30101.250 Suarez 3b 40111.303 Wendle lf 31101.259 Anderson rf 41101.292 Beckham 3b 30101.192 Cozensrf 20001.167 Romine c 4 0000.277 Martin c 2 1100.171 Winker lf 40001.265 Field rf 00000.222 Realmuto c 4 1111.307 Sisco c 3 0001.214 Valentin rf 10000.200 Gardner lf 30100.257 Diazss 20001.245 Peraza ss 3 0 1 0 0 .273 Hechavarria ss 31011.266 Bour 1b 40101.240 TOTALS 311719 Franco 3b 40001.258 TOTALS 32 8 11 8 2 Travis2b 30000.218 Romano p 1 0 0 0 0 .038 Smith rf-lf 30002.266 Castro 2b 42211.276 Knapp c 4 0211.214 TOTALS 283836 Lorenzen p 1 1 1 1 0 .600 Adames 2b 20001.234 Riddle ss 41230.260 Los Angeles 102 003 010 — 7 13 0 Pivetta p 0 0000.167 Boston 000 010 000 — 1 6 0 c-Duvall ph 10001.201 TOTALS 283518 Rojas 3b-1b 30010.245 Baltimore 000 000 001 — 1 7 0 Rios p 1 0001.000 New York 010 400 21x — 8 11 0 Detroit 001 000 100 — 2 6 0 Hamilton cf 30001.212 Brinson cf 42310.187 Davisp 10001.000 Toronto 000 300 00x — 3 8 0 TOTALS 312628 Houston 000 002 000 — 2 3 2 Alcantara p 2 0000.000 LOB: Los Angeles 8, Baltimore 4. 2B: Pu- Altherr rf 10000.172 LOB: Boston 6, New York 3. 2B: Betts (20), Tampa Bay 000 300 00x — 3 5 0 b-Maybin ph-lf 10110.225 jols (12), Simmons (14), Fletcher (1), TOTALS 35 7 10 6 6 Benintendi (20), Pearce (7), Gregorius a-struck out for Machado in the 8th. LOB: Milwaukee 010 100 015 — 8 12 0 TOTALS 32 8 11 8 4 Mancini (12). HR: Trout (24), off Hess; (13). 3B: Torres (1). HR: Andujar (12), off Detroit 2, Toronto 7. HR: Candelario (12), Cincinnati 000 001 001 — 2 6 1 1-ran for Gattis in the 9th. E: Gonzalez Maldonado (5), off Meisinger. RBIs: Cal- Washington 430 401 005 — 17 18 1 Rodriguez; Bird (4), off Rodriguez; Judge off Stroman; Smoak (10), off Liriano. (5), Marisnick (1). LOB: Houston 3, New York 000 100 010 — 2 7 0 houn (15), Trout (49), Simmons (37), Val- Philadelphia 000 230 200 — 7 10 0 (21), off Haley; Bird (5), off Haley. RBIs: RBIs: Candelario (32), Grichuk (25), a-out on fielder’s choice for Braun in the Tampa Bay 8. 2B: Stassi (11). HR: Breg- Miami 006 001 01x — 8 11 1 buena (28), Maldonado 2 (31), Fletcher Benintendi (52), Judge 2 (54), Torres Smoak 2 (39). Runners left in scoring po- 7th. b-flied out for Hader in the 8th. c- man (15), off Castillo. RBIs: Bregman 2 a-grounded out for Beck in the 4th. b-sin- (3), Jones (32). SF: Calhoun. Runners left a-struck out for Grace in the 7th. b- (39), Andujar 3 (38), Bird 2 (8). SB: Betts sition: Toronto 4 (Hernandez 2, Morales, struck out for Lorenzen in the 8th. E: (51), Hechavarria (18). SB: Kiermaier (4), walked for Curtis in the 8th. c-lined out gled for Rucinski in the 6th. c-struck out in scoring position: Los Angeles 2 (Up- (15), Benintendi (14). SF: Torres. Runners Diaz). RISP: Detroit 0 for1; Toronto1for 6. Barnhart (2). LOB: Milwaukee 9, Cincin- Duffy (6). SF: Hechavarria. S: Smith. Run- for Blevins in the 8th. E: Riddle (1). LOB: ton, Valbuena). RISP: Los Angeles 3 for for Solis in the 9th. E: Soto (1). LOB: left in scoring position: Boston 3 (Mar- Runners moved up: Machado. GIDP: Mc- nati 4. 2B: Perez (8). HR: Broxton (1), off ners left in scoring position: Houston 1 Washington 8, Philadelphia 6. 2B: Ren- New York 10, Miami 3. 2B: Bautista (11), 12; Baltimore 1 for 3. GIDP: Calhoun, Pu- tinez 2, Devers). RISP: Boston 1 for 6; Cann, Machado, Solarte, Martin, Diaz. Romano; Broxton (2), off Stephens; (Kemp); Tampa Bay 4 (Duffy 2, Ramos, Mesoraco (6), Brinson (6). HR: Brinson jols, Kinsler, Jones, Machado, Trumbo. don 2 (23), Difo (8), Hernandez (12), New York 2 for 2. Runners moved up: Bo- DP: Detroit 3 (Machado, Iglesias, Hicks), Lorenzen (2), off Anderson. RBIs: Pina Smith). RISP: Houston 0 for 1; Tampa Bay Kingery (15), Knapp (3). HR: Turner (9), (10), off Oswalt; Riddle (4), off Oswalt. DP: Los Angeles 3 (Kinsler, Simmons, gaerts. GIDP: Bogaerts, Romine. DP: (Iglesias, Machado, Hicks), (Iglesias, (15), Broxton 4 (4), Perez (16), Suarez 0 for 7. GIDP: Ramos. DP: Houston 1 RBIs: Mesoraco (19), Realmuto (33), Cas- Valbuena), (Simmons, Kinsler, Val- off Pivetta; Soto (7), off Pivetta; Rendon Boston1(Bogaerts, Nunez, Pearce); New Goodrum, Hicks); Toronto 3 (Solarte, (60), Lorenzen (2). SB: Thames (5), Brox- (Bregman, Altuve, Reed). (10), off Pivetta; Harper (20), off Rios; tro (31), Riddle 3 (14), Rojas (30), Brinson buena), (Simmons, Kinsler, Valbuena); York 1 (Andujar, Torres, Bird). Travis, Smoak), (Travis, Diaz, Smoak), ton (1), Arcia (3). CS: Arcia (2). S: Ander- HOUSTON IP H R ER BB SO ERA (30), Maybin (15). SB: Castro (4). SF: Ro- Baltimore 3 (Davis, Machado), Goodwin (2), off Neris; Soto (8), off BOSTON IP H R ER BB SO ERA (Diaz, Travis). son. Runners left in scoring position: Cole, , 9-2 6 5 3 1 3 5 2.50 jas. RISP: New York 0 for 6; Miami 4 for 5. (Machado, Schoop, Davis), (Fry, Schoop, Neris; Reynolds (7), off Neris DETROIT IP H R ER BB SO ERA Milwaukee 5 (Miller 2, Pina, Broxton 2); L Rodriguez, L,9-36755224.11 NEW YORK IP H R ER BB SO ERA Davis). WASHINGTON IP H R ER BB SO ERA Cincinnati 1 (Winker). McHugh 2 0 0 0 1 3 0.97 Haley 2433005.40 Liriano, L, 3-4 6 7 3 3 4 4 3.99 2 LOS ANGELES IP H R ER BB SO ERA Fedde, W, 1-3 5 8 5 5 3 3 6.00 MILWAUKEE IP H R ER BB SO ERA TAMPA BAY IP H R ER BB SO ERA Oswalt, L, 0-1 2 ⁄3 6 6 6 2 1 9.82 Farmer 1100114.74 1 IP H R ER BB SO ERA Beck ⁄3 0 0 0 0 0 4.35 1 Grace 1000013.38 NEW YORK Pena, W, 1-0 5 ⁄3 500153.71 Coleman 1 0 0 0 1 1 2.66 Font, W, 2-3 5 1 1 1 2 3 5.93 2 Anderson, W, 6-6 211154.18 Bashlor 2 ⁄3 3 1 1 0 2 5.79 2 Collins 1 2 2 2 1 0 3.38 Bedrosian ⁄3 000003.38 Sabathia, W,5-37611153.02 6 Castillo, H, 5 2 1 1 1 0 2 1.88 1 Solis 1 0 0 0 1 1 4.50 TORONTO IP H R ER BB SO ERA Blevins 1 ⁄3 0 0 0 0 1 4.95 Robles 1000015.01 Green 1000012.11 Hader, H, 13 1000111.30 Roe,H,18 1000002.81 Dr.Smith 1 2 1 1 0 0 3.00 Miller 1 0 0 0 0 1 2.75 2 Paredes 2211037.04 Shreve 1000024.82 Stroman, W, 1-5 7 5 2 2 0 4 6.20 Jeffress, H, 11 1 1 0 0 0 2 1.12 Romo, H, 5 ⁄3 1 0 0 0 0 4.59 IP H R ER BB SO ERA 1 MIAMI BALTIMORE IP H R ER BB SO ERA PHILADELPHIA IP H R ER BB SO ERA HBP: Sabathia (Bradley Jr.). Umpires: H, Oh, H, 9 1 0 0 0 0 3 3.13 Jennings 1311003.72 Alvarado, S, 2-4 ⁄3 0 0 0 0 0 3.00 Chris Conroy; 1B, Brian O’Nora; 2B, Clippard, S, 5-9 1 1 0 0 0 2 3.20 Alcantara, W, 1-0 3 1 1 5 2 1.80 2 2 CINCINNATI IP H R ER BB SO ERA Font pitched to 1 batter in the 6th. Inher- Hess, L, 2-5 5 ⁄3 966225.94 Pivetta, L, 4-7 1 ⁄3 7 7 7 2 2 4.71 5 2 Fieldin Culbreth; 3B, CB Bucknor. Time: Umpires: H, Mark Carlson; 1B, Gerry ited runners-scored: Alvarado 1-0. HBP: 2 Rios 1 ⁄3 2 3 3 1 1 5.24 Meisinger 1 ⁄3 211015.40 Romano, L,4-85722255.30 Rucinski 1 1 0 0 0 1 4.26 1 2:41. A: 47,120. Davis; 2B, Pat Hoberg; 3B, Nic Lentz. Cole (Wendle). Umpires: H, Vic Cara- 2 Davis 2 ⁄3 3 2 2 1 3 4.76 Fry 1 ⁄3 200020.00 Time: 2:33. A: 24,068 Lorenzen 3011211.93 pazza; 1B, Jordan Baker; 2B, Greg Gib- Meyer 1211213.38 Arano 1200012.77 2 Crockett ⁄3 221002.70 Ziegler 1 0 0 0 1 1 5.12 Inherited runners-scored: Bedrosian1-0, 1 son; 3B, Jerry Layne. Time: 2:35. A:15,797 Curtis 1 ⁄3 0 0 0 2 3 1.86 1 Stephens ⁄3 330014.00 Barraclough 1100121.02 Meisinger 2-0. HBP: Hess (Trout). WP: Neris 1 4 5 5 1 2 6.90 (42,735). Meisinger. Umpires: H, Adam Hamari; Inherited runners-scored: Stephens 2-2. Meyer pitched to 3 batters in the 8th. In- Inherited runners-scored: Rios 1-0, Cur- herited runners-scored: Blevins 1-0, 1B, Phil Cuzzi; 2B, Dan Bellino; 3B, Tom tis 2-0. Umpires: H, Paul Nauert; 1B, Tom HBP: Romano (Pina), Lorenzen (Pina). Hallion. Time: 2:53. A: 24,007. WP: Lorenzen. Umpires: H, Bruce Dreck- Ziegler 3-1. Umpires: H, Stu Scheurwa- Woodring; 2B, Carlos Torres; 3B, Kerwin ter; 1B, Eric Cooper; 2B, Gary Ceder- Danley. Time: 3:43. A: 36,903 man; 1B, Chad Fairchild; 2B, Alfonso Marquez; 3B, Roberto Ortiz. A: 26,130 strom; 3B, Cory Blaser. . A: 8,211

BRAVES 5, CARDINALS 1 GIANTS 2, DIAMONDBACKS 1 ATHLETICS 3, INDIANS 1 ROCKIES 3, DODGERS 1 MARINERS 4, ROYALS 1 WHITE SOX STATISTICS CUBS STATISTICS AVG OBA AB R H AVG OBA AB R H ATLANTA AB R H BI SO AVG SAN FRANCISCO AB R H BI SO AVG CLEVELAND AB R H BI SO AVG COLORADO AB R H BI SO AVG KANSAS CITY AB R H BI SO AVG BATTERS BATTERS Inciarte cf 40011.248 Hanson 2b 40002.291 Lindor ss 40211.291 LeMahieu 2b 40000.276 Merrifield cf 40201.284 Smith .345 .367 58 7 20 Almora .324 .363 238 43 77 Albies 2b 51101.270 Belt 1b 30000.292 Brantley lf 40002.307 Blackmon cf 30001.271 Herrera rf 30100.236 L.Garcia .285 .322 144 13 41 Zobrist .290 .385 210 38 61 Freeman 1b 40100.317 McCutchen rf 40001.261 Ramirez 3b 30101.291 Arenado 3b 41212.310 Moustakas 3b 40210.258 Tilson .280 .340 93 7 26 Baez .284 .321 282 49 80 Markakis rf 31010.323 Posey c 4 1100.284 Encarnacion dh 40000.232 Story ss 40200.273 Perezc 40001.211 Abreu .268 .323 314 39 84 Russell .282 .354 241 37 68 Flowersc 30101.250 Crawfordss 31101.313 Alonso 1b 30001.251 Desmond lf-1b 40101.216 Bonifacio lf 30001.000 Sanchez .257 .304 296 31 76 Heyward .281 .341 228 36 64 Suzuki c 0 1000.290 Slater lf 40320.368 Chisenhall rf 20100.312 Iannetta c 3 1111.242 Duda 1b 20002.250 Narvaez .250 .328 120 7 30 Bryant .280 .383 264 40 74 Acuna lf 40001.256 Sandoval 3b 40100.264 a-R.Davis ph-cf 10001.246 Cuevas rf 40003.257 Dozier dh 30000.221 Anderson .248 .312 282 43 70 Contreras .268 .355 257 27 69 Camargo 3b 52320.253 Jackson cf 30001.236 Kipnis 2b 40101.219 Valaika 1b 31111.128 Escobar ss 30002.198 A.Garcia .248 .259 105 10 26 La Stella .265 .327 98 11 26 Swanson ss 40310.253 Moronta p 0 0000.000 R.Perezc 20001.141 Parralf 10001.305 Mondesi 2b 31100.226 Palka .238 .288 172 20 41 Caratini .262 .304 65 8 17 Teheran p 1 0000.143 Suarez p 2 0001.000 d-Gomes ph-c 11100.252 Anderson p 3 0201.148 TOTALS 291617 Moncada .223 .291 291 36 65 Rizzo .246 .343 268 34 66 Davidson .219 .336 215 27 47 Happ .241 .366 199 28 48 a-Santana ph 10100.222 b-Hernadez ph-cf 10000.283 Naquin cf-rf 20000.284 b-Gonzalez ph 10001.273 SEATTLE AB R H BI SO AVG b-Flaherty ph 10001.248 TOTALS 322626 e-Guyer ph-rf 10000.158 TOTALS 34 3 9 3 12 Engel .211 .275 213 24 45 Schwarber .239 .370 234 36 56 Gordon2b 30001.285 Totals .240 .301 2746 312 660 Totals .261 .341 2803 395 732 TOTALS 35 5 10 5 5 ARIZONA AB R H BI SO AVG TOTALS 311618 LOS ANGELES AB R H BI SO AVG Segura ss 41210.338 BATTERS 2B 3B HR RBI BB SO ST. LOUIS AB R H BI SO AVG OAKLAND AB R H BI SO AVG BATTERS 2B 3B HR RBI BB SO Jayrf 30000.291 Taylor ss 40003.251 Haniger rf 31121.269 Smith 2 0 0 5 1 6 Carpenter 3b 30101.261 Ahmed ss 40101.218 Fowler cf 30001.244 Hernandez cf 40002.236 Cruz dh 40000.273 Almora 17 1 4 24 15 41 L.Garcia 4 2 2 15 5 34 Zobrist 10 1 6 29 32 32 Garciass 20000.253 Goldschmidt 1b 30100.268 b-Canha ph-cf 00000.253 Turner 3b 41212.264 Seager 3b 20100.231 Tilson 1 1 0 7 8 16 d-Munoz ph-ss 10000.279 Peraltalf 40100.277 Joycelf 31100.200 Bellinger 1b 40101.242 Baez 18 6 16 57 12 75 Healy 1b 40001.239 Abreu 27 0 12 47 20 64 Martinez 1b 40000.301 Marte 2b 41100.240 c-Pinder ph-lf 10001.247 Kemplf 30100.306 Spanlf 40001.254 Russell 13 1 5 25 26 58 Sanchez 13 8 5 35 16 59 Ozuna lf 41100.288 Owings cf 40201.196 Lowrie 3b 41111.293 Forsythe 2b 30000.204 Zunino c 3 1112.194 Heyward 14 3 5 36 21 29 Narvaez 8 0 1 10 14 26 Molina c 4 0100.265 Lamb 3b 30111.243 K.Davis dh 30210.230 Puigrf 20100.260 Heredia cf 21000.234 Bryant 20 3 9 36 34 66 Pham cf 20000.246 Mathis c 4 0002.176 Olson 1b 41102.239 Barnes c 3 0001.214 TOTALS 294546 Anderson 9 2 13 33 23 77 Contreras 17 4 6 29 27 58 Wong2b 40011.191 Corbin p 2 0000.233 Piscotty rf 40100.253 Hill p 2 0001.000 A.Garcia 3 1 3 8 0 28 La Stella 2 0 0 14 9 16 Bader rf 40102.259 a-Walkerph 10001.167 Semien ss 30210.251 Alexander p 0 0000.000 Kansas City 000 000 001 — 1 6 0 Palka 8 3 7 24 12 56 Caratini 3 0 0 4 3 15 Mikolas p 2 0002.032 c-Murphy ph 10001.250 Lucroy c 3 0001.258 a-Muncy ph 10000.265 Seattle 000 210 10x — 4 5 0 Moncada 16 3 10 34 27 115 Rizzo 11 0 12 54 31 40 c-Gyorko ph 10000.241 TOTALS 331717 Barreto 2b 30003.208 TOTALS 30 1 5 1 10 Davidson 11 0 13 32 36 94 Happ 9 1 9 21 38 90 TOTALS 311416 TOTALS 313839 LOB: Kansas City 3, Seattle 6. 2B: Herrera Engel 8 2 2 16 13 61 Schwarber 8 1 16 37 48 74 San Francisco 010 000 100 — 2 6 0 Colorado 000 010 011 — 3 9 0 (3), Mondesi (3). HR: Haniger (17), off Totals 126 23 82 305 209 774 Totals 147 21 88 380 306 683 Atlanta 000 000 131 — 5 10 0 Cleveland 000 000 010 — 1 6 1 Kennedy; Zunino (12), off Kennedy. RBIs: Arizona 000 001 000 — 1 7 1 Los Angeles 000 000 001 — 1 5 0 W L ERA IP H PITCHERS W L ERA IP H St. Louis 000 000 001 — 1 4 3 Oakland 010 001 01x — 3 8 0 Moustakas (50), Segura (45), Haniger 2 a-singled for Teheran in the 7th. b-struck a-struck out for Corbin in the 6th. b-flied a-struck out for Chisenhall in the 7th. b- a-flied out for Alexander in the 8th. b- (61), Zunino (28). S: Herrera. Runners left Cedeno 0 0 0.00 9.1 3 Bass 0 0 0.75 12.0 11 out for Biddle in the 8th. c-grounded out out for Suarez in the 7th. c-struck out for pinch hit for Fowler in the 7th. c-struck struck out for Anderson in the 9th. LOB: in scoring position: Seattle 2 (Haniger, Fry 0 1 1.88 24.0 12 Morrow 0 0 1.54 23.1 18 for Holland in the 8th. d-flied out for Gar- McFarland in the 9th. E: Owings (2). LOB: out for Joyce in the 7th. d-doubled for Colorado 6, Los Angeles 3. 2B: Story (21). Healy). RISP: Kansas City 2 for 5; Seattle Soria 0 2 2.70 30.0 27 Hendricks 5 8 4.21 92.0 84 cia in the 8th. E: Garcia (4), Bader (1), San Francisco 5, Arizona 8. 2B: Slater 2 R.Perez in the 8th. e-lined out for Naquin HR: Valaika (1), off Hill; Arenado (20), off 1 for 3. GIDP: Perez, Dozier. DP: Seattle 2 Rodon 1 2 3.70 24.1 20 Cishek 2 0 1.75 36.0 21 Cecil (1). LOB: Atlanta 11, St. Louis 7. 2B: (2), Marte (14). RBIs: Slater 2 (3), Lamb in the 8th. E: Ramirez (4). LOB: Cleveland Alexander; Iannetta (6), off Garcia; Turn- (Segura, Gordon, Healy), (Segura, Gor- Lopez 3 5 3.73 94.0 81 Rosario 3 0 1.80 20.0 15 Camargo (11), Bader (3). RBIs: Inciarte (25). CS: Crawford (5). SF: Lamb. Run- 6, Oakland 6. 2B: Lindor (25), Gomes (14), er (5), off Davis. RBIs: Arenado (57), Ian- don, Healy). Avilan 2 0 3.75 24.0 24 Lester 10 2 2.18 95.0 71 (31), Markakis (51), Camargo 2 (34), ners left in scoring position: San Fran- K.Davis (13), Olson (13), Piscotty (19). netta (19), Valaika (2), Turner (15). CS: KANSAS CITY IP H R ER BB SO ERA Volstad 1 4 4.20 40.2 49 Chatwood 3 5 3.95 68.1 55 cisco 1 (Hernandez); Arizona 4 (Peralta, Story (4). Runners left in scoring posi- Swanson (30), Wong (16). SF: Markakis. HR: Lowrie (14), off McAllister. RBIs: Lin- Kennedy, , 1-8 5 3 3 3 1 4 5.11 Shields 3 9 4.29 107.0 92 Strop 3 1 2.76 32.2 24 Marte 2, Mathis). RISP: San Francisco 1 tion: Colorado 3 (LeMahieu, Desmond, L S: Teheran. dor (45), Lowrie (56), K.Davis (54), Adam 1 0 0 0 2 0 4.41 Minaya 0 2 4.50 14.0 11 Duensing 2 0 6.48 25.0 26 ATLANTA IP H R ER BB SO ERA for 6; Arizona 2 for 5. Runners moved up: Semien (31). SB: Ramirez (14), Semien Iannetta). RISP: Colorado 0 for 3; . GIDP: Santiago 2 3 4.70 61.1 63 Wilson 1 2 3.27 33.0 25 Slater. LeMahieu, Forsythe, Barnes. DP: Col- Maurer 1 1 1 1 2 1 10.80 (7). CS: Lindor (3). Smith 1 1 0 0 0 1 6.03 Covey 3 3 4.82 46.2 51 Montgomery 3 2 3.54 66.0 58 Teheran, W,6-56200244.21 SAN FRANCISCO IP H R ER BB SO ERA IP H R ER BB SO ERA orado 2 (Story, LeMahieu, Valaika), (Are- 1 CLEVELAND Giolito 5 7 6.59 84.2 83 Quintana 6 6 4.31 85.2 81 Moylan, H, 3 ⁄3 000104.56 nado, LeMahieu, Desmond); Los Angeles SEATTLE IP H R ER BB SO ERA 2 Suarez, W, 3-4 6 7 1 1 2 5 4.18 2 B.Rondon 2 3 6.66 25.2 29 Farrell 2 3 4.76 22.2 22 Biddle, H, 2 ⁄3 000002.48 Bauer, L, 7-6 6 ⁄3 622182.45 1 (Turner, Forsythe, Bellinger). Moronta, H, 4 1 0 0 0 0 0 1.96 Gonzales, W, 8-5 9 6 1 1 0 7 3.77 Totals 28 53 4.68 716.0 695 Totals 45 35 3.46 725.2 599 Minter 1000012.91 O.Perez 0000100.93 COLORADO IP H R ER BB SO ERA RERHRBBSO RERHRBBSO 1 Watson, H, 19 1 0 0 0 0 0 1.69 1 PITCHERS PITCHERS Jackson ⁄3 211103.48 McAllister ⁄3 211015.85 HBP: Gonzales (Duda). Umpires: H, Jim 2 Smith, S, 1-2 1 0 0 0 0 2 1.12 Anderson, W, 5-3 400184.23 Winkler, S, 1-3 ⁄3 000012.48 Otero 1 000006.04 Reynolds; 1B, John Tumpane; 2B, Mike Cedeno 000413Bass 11 2 1 0 0 8 ST. LOUIS IP H R ER BB SO ERA ARIZONA IP H R ER BB SO ERA OAKLAND IP H R ER BB SO ERA DiMuro; 3B, Mark Wegner. Time: 2:26. A: Davidson 00001Morrow 18 4 4 1 9 Davis, S, 23-27 1111024.41 25,558 1 1 Soria 11 9 2 6 33 Hendricks 84 45 43 16 29 Mikolas, L, 8-3 6 ⁄3 711112.61 Corbin 6 4 1 1 1 5 3.14 Blackbrn, W, 2-2 6 ⁄3 300156.46 IP H R ER BB SO ERA 1 LOS ANGELES Rodon 12 10 4 7 19 Cishek 21 8 7 1 17 Gomber 0000004.26 Chafin, L, 1-3 ⁄3 1 1 1 1 0 1.84 Buchter, H, 5 1 111012.84 2 2 2 2 Lopez 45 39 11 39 67 Rosario 15 4 4 2 10 Mayers ⁄3 000012.81 Hirano ⁄3 0 0 0 0 1 1.23 Petit, H, 10 ⁄3 100013.66 Hill, L, 1-3 6 ⁄3 6110104.68 1 1 1 Avilan 13 10 2 10 27 Lester 71 27 23 10 32 Hicks ⁄3 133112.66 Salas 1 ⁄3 0 0 0 0 0 3.58 Treinen, S, 21-23 1100110.89 Alexander 1 ⁄3 2 1 1 0 0 4.04 2 2 Volstad 20 19 8 8 25 Chatwood 55 31 30 4 63 Holland ⁄3 100027.00 McFarland ⁄3 1 0 0 0 0 2.10 O.Perez pitched to 1 batter in the 7th. Garcia 1 1 1 1 0 2 5.00 Shields 57 51 12 41 73 Strop 24 10 10 2 13 Cecil 1110204.24 Inherited runners-scored: Hirano 1-0. McAllister pitched to 2 batters in the 8th. Inherited runners-scored: Alexander Gomber pitched to 1 batter in the 7th. In- Inherited runners-scored: O.Perez 2-0, Minaya 8 7 0 13 19 Duensing 26 19 18 3 18 Umpires: H, Ted Barrett; 1B, Chad Whit- 2-0. HBP: Hill 2 (Blackmon,Iannetta). Santiago 33 32 11 37 48 Wilson 25 12 12 3 25 herited runners-scored: Biddle 1-0, son; 2B, Adrian Johnson; 3B, Tripp Gib- McAllister 3-0, Otero 1-0, Petit 1-1. HBP: Umpires: H, Brian Gorman;1B, Will Little; Winkler 3-1, Gomber 3-1, Mayers 3-0, Blackburn (Ramirez). WP: Bauer. Um- Covey 31 25 6 23 36 Montgomery 58 28 26 6 22 son. Time: 2:49. A: 30,981 (48,519). 2B, Lance Barksdale; 3B, Ryan Additon. Giolito 64 62 13 51 51 Quintana 81 44 41 12 40 Holland 1-1. HBP: Gomber (Inciarte), pires: H, Lance Barrett; 1B, Tony Ran- Time: 2:39. A: 41,909. Hicks (Suzuki). Umpires: H, Jerry Meals; dazzo; 2B, John Libka; 3B, Bill Welke. . A: B.Rondon 21 19 1 19 35 Farrell 22 16 12 6 10 1B, Chris Segal; 2B, Gabe Morales; 3B, Ed 14,823.Time: 2:50 Totals 417 372 94 336 591 Totals 599 302 279 80 349 Hickox. Time: 3:14. A: 46,226 (45,538). through Friday through Friday ■ Extra innings: Addison Russell hit his second grand slam and Jason Heyward, Ben Zobrist and Kyle Schwarber homered in the Cubs’ 10-6 win over the Twins. ... Julio Teheran pitched six scoreless innings and Johan Camargo had a two-run double in the Braves’ 5-1 win over the Cardinals. ... Marcus Stroman pitched seven innings for his first win of the season and the Blue Jays handed the Tigers their 10th straight loss 3-2. ... Shin-Soo Choo reached base for the 41st straight game and hit one of five homers in the Rangers’ 11-3 rout of the White Sox. Chicago Tribune | Chicago Sports | Section 2 | Saturday, June 30, 2018 7

SCOREBOARD

CALENDAR MINOR LEAGUE BASEBALL SOCCER GOLF

TEAM SAT SUN MON TUE WED THU FRI MIDWEST LEAGUE FIFA WORLD CUP KPMG WOMEN’S Min Lee 71-77 Billy Horschel 64-68 Jenny Shin 71-77 EASTERN W L PCT. GB FIRST ROUND RESULTS LPGA CHAMPIONSHIP 133 (-7) MIN MIN DET DET CIN 149 (+5) Zac Blair 67-66 Lansing (Blue Jays) 8 1 .889 — GROUP A W D L GF GA PT 2nd of 4 rds at Kemper Kelly Shon 76-73 134 (-6) 1:20 1:20 1:20 1:20 1:20 Fort Wayne (Padres) 6 3 .667 2 Lakes GC; Kildeer, Ill.; a-Uruguay 300509 Luna Sobron 74-75 Kevin Streelman 72-62 Bowling Gr. (Rays) 5 4 .556 3 Yardage: 6,741; Par: 72 ABC-7 WGN-9 NBCSCH WGN-9 NBCSCH a-Russia 201846 Mina Harigae 74-75 C.T. Pan 67-67 South Bend (Cubs) 5 4 .556 3 138 (-6) AM-670 AM-670 AM-670 AM-670 AM-670 Saudi Arabia 102273 Jennifer Song 74-75 John Huh 70-64 W. Michigan (Tigers) 5 4 .556 3 So Yeon Ryu 69-69 Egypt 003260 Caroline Inglis 74-75 Marc Leishman 67-67 Dayton (Reds) 4 5 .444 4 B. M. Henderson 67-71 Inbee Park 73-76 135 (-5) GROUP B W D L GF GA PT Sung Hyun Park 66-72 @TEX @TEX @CIN @CIN @CIN @HOU @HOU Lake Co. (Indians) 3 6 .333 5 Sun Young Yoo 72-77 Andrew Putnam 64-71 Gr. Lakes (Dodgers) 0 9 .000 8 a-Spain 120655 139 (-5) Katie Burnett 72-77 Johnson Wagner 70-65 8:05 2:05 6:10 6:10 6:10 7:10 7:10 WESTERN W L PCT. GB a-Portugal 120545 Carlota Ciganda 70-69 In Gee Chun 71-78 Joaquin Niemann 68-67 NBCSCH NBCSCH NBCSCH WGN-9 NBCSCH NBCSCH NBCSCH Iran 111224 140 (-4) Chesson Hadley 71-64 AM-720 AM-720 AM-720 AM-720 AM-720 AM-720 AM-720 Ced. Rapids (Twins) 7 1 .875 — Lydia Ko 74-66 U.S. SENIOR OPEN 1 Morocco 012241 Tiger Woods 70-65 Peoria (Cardinals) 7 2 .778 ⁄2 GROUP C W D L GF GA PT Annie Park 71-69 2nd of 4 rounds at The Joel Dahmen 66-69 Clinton (Mariners) 6 3 .667 2 Moriya Jutanugarn 68-72 Broadmoor GC; Colorado Andrew Landry 63-72 1 NYCFC Kane Co. (D-backs) 4 5 .444 3 ⁄2 a-France 2 1 0 3 1 7 141 (-3) Springs, Colo.; Yardage: Abraham Ancer 65-70 1 7 Beloit (Athletics) 4 5 .444 3 ⁄2 a-Denmark 1 2 0 2 1 5 Wichanee Meechai 71-70 7,264; Par: 70 Sam Ryder 67-68 1 ESPN+ Wisconsin (Brewers) 3 6 .333 4 ⁄2 Peru 102223 Dani Holmqvist 70-71 135 (-5) 136 (-4) 1 Nasa Hataoka 69-72 AM-1200 Quad Cities (Astros) 3 6 .333 4 ⁄2 Australia 012251 Jerry Kelly 66-69 Rickie Fowler 70-66 Burlington (Angels) 1 7 .125 6 GROUP D W D L GF GA PT Jaye Marie Green 67-74 136 (-4) Seamus Power 66-70 142 (-2) FRIDAY’S RESULTS M. Angel Jimenez 68-68 Troy Merritt 68-68 a-Croatia 3 0 0 7 1 9 Danielle Kang 73-69 NY @DAL @LV Cedar Rapids 7, Burlington 4 137 (-3) J.J. Spaun 63-73 a-Argentina 1 1 1 3 5 4 Angel Yin 73-69 G2: Cedar Rapids 6, Burlington 3 Tim Petrovic 72-65 Sung Kang 72-64 5 7 9 Nigeria 1 0 2 3 4 3 Bronte Law 72-70 Lake County 2, Fort Wayne 1, (11) 139 (-1) Ollie Schniederjans 68-68 WCIU-26.2 WCIU-26.2 Iceland 0 1 2 2 5 1 Ashleigh Buhai 72-70 Bowling Green 13, West Michigan 2 Davis Love III 71-68 Adam Schenk 69-67 GROUP E W D L GF GA PT Sei Young Kim 71-71 Lansing 3, Great Lakes 1 Philip Golding 72-67 Roberto Diaz 68-68 Hee Young Park 71-71 Quad Cities 10, Kane County 3 a-Brazil 2 1 0 5 1 7 Deane Pappas 68-71 137 (-3) Hyo Joo Kim 70-72 South Bend 4, Dayton 1 a-Switzerland 1 2 0 5 4 5 Jay Haas 70-69 Ryan Palmer 70-67 Jessica Korda 67-75 Peoria 4, Beloit 1 Serbia 1 0 2 2 4 3 Paul Goydos 72-67 Jonas Blixt 71-66 SATURDAY ON TV/RADIO LATEST LINE Brittany Altomare 67-75 Clinton 9, Wisconsin 7 (10) Costa Rica 0 1 2 2 5 1 140 (E) Fabian Gomez 68-69 143 (-1) GROUP F W D L GF GA PT Kirk Triplett 74-66 Derek Fathauer 69-68 MLB FRONTIER LEAGUE Cristie Kerr 75-68 141 (+1) Cameron Percy 69-68 W L PCT. GB a-Sweden 2 0 1 5 2 6 In-Kyung Kim 73-70 National League SATURDAY EAST David Toms 70-71 Charles Howell III 70-67 Noon Tigers at Blue Jays MLBN a-Mexico 2 0 1 3 4 6 Emma Talley 71-72 at Miami Off New York Off Lake Erie 25 18 .581 — Paul Broadhurst 71-70 Stewart Cink 68-69 South Korea 1 0 2 3 3 3 Jacqui Concolino 70-73 at Cincinnati -105 Milwaukee -105 Washington 25 18 .581 — 142 (+2) Dylan Meyer 70-67 1:20 p.m. Twins at Cubs ABC-7, WSCR-AM 670 Germany 1 0 2 2 4 3 Aditi Ashok 70-73 at Philadelphia -118 Washington +108 1 Todd Bailey 76-66 138 (-2) Schaumburg 23 19 .548 1 ⁄2 Robynn Ree 70-73 at St. Louis -140 Atlanta +130 GROUP G W D L GF GA PT Prayad Marksaeng 71-71 Jamie Lovemark 68-70 3 p.m. Indians at Athletics MLBN Joliet 23 20 .535 2 Amy Olson 69-74 at Los Angeles-180 Colorado +165 1 Billy Andrade 71-71 Harold Varner III 73-65 Traverse City 19 23 .452 5 ⁄2 a-Belgium 3 0 0 9 2 9 Charley Hull 68-75 at Arizona -115 San Fran. +105 1 Scott Parel 69-73 Ted Potter 72-66 Windy City 14 28 .333 10 ⁄2 a-England 2 0 1 8 3 6 8:05 p.m. White Sox at Rangers NBCSCH, WGN-AM 720 144 (E) Rocco Mediate 68-74 Gary Woodland 69-69 at San Diego Off Pittsburgh Off WEST W L PCT. GB Tunisia 1 0 2 5 8 3 Ryann O’Toole 73-71 143 (+3) Ethan Tracy 69-69 American League SATURDAY Panama 0 0 3 2 11 0 Sandra Changkija 72-72 9 p.m. Giants at Diamondbacks MLBN at Texas -120 White Sox +110 Evansville 23 19 .548 — Billy Mayfair 69-74 Tyler Duncan 69-69 1 GROUP H W D L GF GA PT Mo Martin 71-73 at Toronto -175 Detroit +163 Southern Illinois 21 18 .538 ⁄2 Kevin Sutherland 68-75 Ben Crane 70-68 1 Amy Yang 70-74 COLLEGE BASEBALL at Oakland -105 Cleveland -105 River City 23 20 .535 ⁄2 a-Colombia 201526 Brandt Jobe 70-73 Kyle Stanley 71-67 Jeong Eun Lee 70-74 Los Angeles -150 at Baltimore +140 Florence 20 22 .476 3 a-Japan 111444 144 (+4) Bronson Burgoon 68-70 Lizette Salas 70-74 7 p.m. Home Run Derby ESPN2 at Tampa Bay Off Houston Off Normal 18 22 .450 4 Senegal 111444 Bob Estes 76-68 139 (-1) 1 Mirim Lee 70-74 Boston -138 at New York +128 Gateway 19 26 .422 5 ⁄2 Scott Verplank 74-70 Byeong Hun An 69-70 Poland 102253 145 (+1) BOXING at Seattle -205 Kansas City +185 David McKenzie 70-74 James Hahn 69-70 FRIDAY’S RESULTS a-advanced to knockout Lindy Duncan 74-71 Interleague SATURDAY Schaumburg 13, Washington 4 Gene Sauers 73-71 Ryan Blaum 67-72 SECOND ROUND SCHEDULE Sarah Jane Smith 73-72 8 p.m. Gilberto Ramirez vs. Roamer Alexis Angulo ESPN at Cubs -147 Minnesota +137 River City 5, Evansville 3 Tom Pernice Jr. 73-71 Tom Lovelady 71-68 Saturday Jin Young Ko 73-72 Florence 9, Normal 1 Colin Montgomerie 71-73 Alex Cejka 71-68 At Kazan, Russia Jane Park 73-72 GOLF Joliet 4, Lake Erie 2 Wes Short Jr. 74-70 J.T. Poston 71-68 TENNIS France vs. Argentina, 9 a.m. Marina Alex 72-73 Traverse City 5, Windy City 3 Stephen Ames 70-74 Corey Conners 69-70 At Sochi, Russia Ariya Jutanugarn 72-73 6:30 a.m. Open de France Golf Channel Southern Illinois 6, Gateway 5 Fred Couples 71-73 David Lingmerth 68-71 NATURE VALLEY INTERNATIONAL Uraguay vs. Portugal, 1 p.m. Cindy LaCrosse 72-73 Joe Durant 71-73 Robert Garrigus 70-69 AMERICAN ASSOCIATION Sunday Lexi Thompson 72-73 Noon PGA Quicken Loans National Golf Semifinals Friday at Devonshire Park; Lee Janzen 69-75 K. Aphibarnrat 70-69 NORTH W L PCT. GB At Moscow Chella Choi 71-74 Eastbourne, England; SF: grass-outdoor Scott Dunlap 73-71 Doc Redman 70-69 (more, 2 p.m., CBS-2) Spain vs. Russia, 9 a.m. Gaby Lopez 71-74 145 (+5) Patrick Rodgers 68-71 Men’s Gary Southshore 21 18 .538 — At Nizhny Novgorod, Russia Mel Reid 71-74 1 Bill Breen 73-72 Fargo-Moorhead 20 18 .526 ⁄2 2 p.m. Women’s PGA Championship NBC-5 Lukas Lacko d. Croatia vs. Denmark, 1 p.m. Michelle Wie 71-74 Jeff Maggert 74-71 ALSTOM OPEN 1 #4 Marco Cecchinato, 6-3, 6-4. St. Paul 21 19 .525 ⁄2 Jackie Stoelting 70-75 Doug Garwood 74-71 1st of 4 rds at Le National 1 3 p.m. U.S. Senior Open FS1 Mischa Zverev d. Winnipeg 20 20 .500 1 ⁄2 Angela Stanford 70-75 C. Williams 73-72 Golf; Paris; Yardage: 7,247; 1 Mikhail Kukushkin, 7-6 (9), 6-4. Sioux Falls 15 23 .395 5 ⁄2 MAJOR LEAGUE SOCCER Jodi Ewart Shadoff 70-75 Grant Waite 74-71 Par: 71 WLTPTGFGA BOYS LACROSSE Women’s Chicago 12 27 .308 9 EASTERN Eun-Hee Ji 70-75 Kenny Perry 71-74 136 (-6) Aryna Sabalenka d. SOUTH W L PCT. GB Minjee Lee 69-76 Marco Dawson 71-74 Marcus Kinhult 71-65 4:30 p.m. Under Armour All-American game ESPNU Atlanta 10 3 4 34 34 20 M. Aimee Leblanc 68-77 Agnieszka Radwanska, 6-3, 1-6, 6-3. N.Y. Red Bulls 9 4 2 29 33 16 Joey Sindelar 72-73 138 (-4) Sioux City 30 10 .750 — 146 (+2) Carlos Franco 73-72 Chris Wood 70-68 #1 Caroline Wozniacki d. 1 N.Y. City FC 9 3 4 31 32 21 MOTORSPORTS Wichita 25 14 .641 4 ⁄2 Sophia Popov 75-71 #4 Angelique Kerber, 2-6, 7-6 (4), 6-4. Columbus 7 5 6 27 22 18 Craig Bowden 72-73 139 (-3) Kansas City 24 14 .632 5 Shanshan Feng 74-72 Tom Werkmeister 74-71 Jon Rahm 70-69 New England 6 4 6 24 27 23 7:55 a.m. Formula 1 qualifying ESPN2 TURKISH AIRLINES OPEN Lincoln 23 17 .575 7 Sandra Gal 72-74 146 (+6) Bradley Dredge 67-72 Philadelphia 6 7 3 21 20 21 Friday at Antalya Tennis Arena; Antalya, Cleburne 14 24 .368 15 Ayako Uehara 72-74 Andre Bossert 75-71 140 (-2) 1 FIRE 5 7 5 20 24 29 11:30 a.m.NASCAR Xfinity qualifying NBCSN Turkey; Surface: grass-outdoor Texas 8 29 .216 20 ⁄2 Paula Creamer 72-74 Vijay Singh 72-74 Matthew Fitzpatrick 71-69 Orlando City 6 9 1 19 24 33 Georgia Hall 72-74 #2 Damir Dzumhur d. FRIDAY’S RESULTS Scott McCarron 72-74 Justin Thomas 70-70 2:30 p.m. NASCAR Xfinity Overton’s 300 NBCSN Jiri Vesely, 6-3, 7-6 (1). Montreal 6 11 0 18 20 31 Brittany Lincicome 71-75 Jerry Smith 73-73 Gregory Havret 70-70 Chicago 7, Fargo-Moorhead 1 Toronto FC 4 8 3 15 24 29 Stacy Lewis 70-76 #1 Adrian Mannarino d. Winnipeg 5, St. Paul 1 Larry Mize 73-73 Julian Suri 70-70 6 p.m. NASCAR Cup qualifying NBCSN #4 Gael Monfils, 4-6, 7-6 (4), 6-4. D.C. United 2 6 4 10 19 24 Karrie Webb 70-76 Peter Fowler 73-73 141 (-1) Sioux City 13, Wichita, 9 W L TPTS GF GA Marcelo Demoliner and Santiago Gonza- WESTERN Laetitia Beck 68-78 Jarmo Sandelin 73-73 Pedro Oriol 71-70 Lincoln 8, Gary Southshore 2 147 (+3) MAJOR LEAGUE RUGBY SEMIFINALS lez d. Sioux Falls 6, Texas 3 Sporting KC 9 2 5 32 31 16 147 (+7) Mikko Ilonen 72-69 #3 Sander Arends and Matwe Cheyenne Woods 75-72 Ken Tanigawa 77-70 Paul Dunne 74-67 Cleburne 14, Kansas City 13 FC Dallas 8 2 5 29 24 17 Perrine Delacour 74-73 6 p.m. Utah vs. Glendale CBSSN Middelkoop, 7-5, 6-7 (6), 10-8. Los Angeles FC 8 4 3 27 31 24 Duffy Waldorf 73-74 Tyler Hatton 74-67 Nelly Korda 74-73 David Frost 71-76 Alvaro Quiros 74-67 Real Salt Lake 7 7 2 23 20 30 Sakura Yokomine 73-74 8:30 p.m. San Diego vs. Seattle CBSSN TRANSACTIONS Portland 6 3 5 23 21 19 Jeff Wilson 76-71 Russell Knox 71-70 P. Thnplboonyrs 72-75 Mike Finster 72-75 Jordan Smith 71-70 Vancouver 6 6 5 23 26 34 WORLD CUP SOCCER ROUND OF 16 Lauren Kim 71-76 142 (E) BASEBALL Turbin four games for violating the NFL Houston 6 6 3 21 31 24 Pernilla Lindberg 71-76 QUICKEN LOANS Sergio Garcia 72-70 policy on performance-enhancing sub- LA Galaxy 6 7 2 20 22 23 Caroline Masson 71-76 NATIONAL 9 a.m. France vs. Argentina FOX-32, WSNS-44 AMERICAN LEAGUE 145 (+3) stances. Minnesota 5 9 1 16 19 29 Brittany Marchand 71-76 Baltimore: Selected the contracts of LHP 2nd of 4 rds at TPC Po- Alex Noren 73-72 1 p.m. Uruguay vs. Portugal FOX-32, WSNS-44 CANADIAN FOOTBALL LEAGUE Seattle 3 8 3 12 11 18 Alena Sharp 69-78 tomac at Avenel Farm; 147 (+5) Paul Fry and RHP Ryan Meisinger from Colorado 3 9 3 12 19 28 148 (+4) Norfolk (IL). Optioned RHPs Yefry Ram CFL: Suspended Ottawa Redblakcs LB Potomac, Md. Seungsu Han 70-77 Kyries Hebert one-game for leading with San Jose 2 9 5 11 25 32 Haeji Kang 75-73 MLS Boston Acquired 1B-OF Steve Pearce Yardage: 7,107; Par: 70 Tommy Fleetwood 74-73 the crown of his helmet and hit Calgary Note: 3 points for victory, 1 point for tie. Austin Ernst 74-74 131 (-9) David Lipsky 77-70 from Toronto for INF Santiago Espinal. Yu Liu 74-74 Stampeders WR DaVaris Daniels while FRIDAY’S RESULT Beau Hossler 65-66 153 (+11) 3:30 p.m. Timbers at Sounders FOX-32 Optioned INF Tzu-Wei Lin to Pawtucket Olafia Kristinsdottir 73-75 the player was in a defenceless position. FC Dallas 1, Minnesota 0 Ryan Armour 66-65 Edoardo Molinari 74-79 (IL). Daniela Darquea 73-75 SATURDAY’S SCHEDULE Brian Gay 67-64 158 (+16) 6 p.m. Orlando City at Atlanta United ESPN Houston: _Placed INF Carlos Correa on HOCKEY Jeongeun Lee6 72-76 New York City FC at Fire,7 132 (-8) Daniel Im 76-82 the 10-day DL, retroactive to June 26. Re- NATIONAL HOCKEY LEAGUE Megan Khang 72-76 Portland at Seattle, 3:30 Francesco Molinari 67-65 7 p.m. NYCFC at Fire ESPN+, WRTO-AM 1200 called LHP Cionel P Nashville: Named Karl Taylor coach of Minnesota: Placed INF Taylor Motter on Milwaukee (AHL). Orlando City at Atlanta United FC, 6 Sporting Kansas City at Montreal, 6 WNBA NATIONAL WOMEN’S SOCCER LEAGUE the 7-day DL. selected the contract of C- New Jersey: Named Chuck Fletcher sen- INF Willians Astudillo from Rochester ior advisor to the general manager/ D.C. United at New England, 6:30 W L PCT GB SKY 103, LIBERTY 99 2:30 p.m. North Carolina at Orlando Lifetime (IL). Designated RHP Felix Jorge for re- hockey operations. Real Salt Lake at Columbus, 6:30 EASTERN Philadelphia at Los Angeles FC, 7 FG-A FT-A PT FG-A FT-A PT lease or assignment. Washington: Named Todd Reirden CHI NYL New York: Recalled INF-OF Brandon LA Galaxy at San Jose, 9 Washington 10 5 .667 — coach. Re-signed D Michal Kempny to a Connecticut 9 6 .600 1 DShields 6-10 8-10 22 Charles 10-19 2-3 24 Drury from Scranton/Wilkes-Barre (IL). four-year contract. NATIONAL LEAGUE Atlanta 7 8 .467 3 Dolson 5-10 3-3 14 Hartley 2-4 1-1 6 ECHL NATIONAL WOMEN’S SOCCER Chicago 6 9 .400 4 Quigley 5-11 2-2 14 Prince 8-12 2-2 21 AUTO RACING Pittsburgh: Reinstated LHP Nik Turley Reading: Signed D Charlie Vasaturo. from the restricted list and placed him CLUB W L T PTS GF GA New York 4 11 .267 6 Vandrslot 4-7 4-4 14 Vaughn 4-6 1-2 9 1 on the 60-day DL. SOCCER Indiana 1 15 .063 9 ⁄2 Wiliams 6-9 0-1 12 Zellous 1-3 2-2 4 NASCAR MONSTER ENERGY CUP Race distance: 300 miles, 200 laps. North Carolina 10 1 3 33 28 13 W L PCT GB Coates 0-0 0-0 0 Boyd 4-7 2-2 10 AMERICAN ASSOCIATION MAJOR LEAGUE SOCCER WESTERN OVERTON’S 400 Orlando 6 4 4 22 21 17 Copper 1-2 1-2 3 Nurse 3-6 2-2 9 VERIZON INDYCAR Wichita: Released RHP Jackson Sigman. Seattle: Signed F Raul Ruidiaz to a desig- ATLANTIC LEAGUE Seattle 5 3 5 20 14 12 Phoenix 12 5 .706 — Faulkner 5-6 2-2 15 Rodgers 1-6 0-0 2 Site: Joliet, Ill. Last week: Josef Newgarden won his nated player contract. 1 Long Island: Acquired RHP Tyler Badamo Portland 5 4 5 20 20 19 Seattle 11 5 .688 ⁄2 Ndour 2-3 0-0 5 Stokes 2-6 0-0 4 Schedule: Sat, practice, 10:30 a.m. & third race of the year at Road America. NATIONAL WOMEN’S SOCCER LEAGUE 1 RED STARS 4 3 7 19 19 17 Las Angeles 11 5 .688 ⁄2 Parker 1-4 2-2 4 Zahui 4-8 1-2 10 noon (NBCSN), qualifying, 6:05 Next race: Iowa Corn 300, July 8, Iowa from New Britain to complete an earlier Washington: Signed M Maddie Huster. trade. Placed RHP Gonzalez Germen on Utah 4 3 6 18 10 10 Minnesota 8 6 .600 2 Totals 35-6222-26 Totals 39-7713-16 (NBCSN); Sunday, race, 1:30, NBCSN. 1 Speedway, Newton, Iowa. Houston 4 5 5 17 16 21 2 Track: Chicagoland Speedway (oval, 1.5 the inactive list OLYMPIC SPORTS Dallas 7 7 .500 3 ⁄ Online: www.indycar.com Washington 2 8 4 10 10 18 Las Vegas 6 11 .353 6 SKY 26 26 22 29 — 103 miles). Distance: 400 miles, 267.5 laps. USADA: Announced triathlon athlete BASKETBALL Sky Blue FC 0 9 3 3 9 20 New York 27 28 15 29 — 99 Online: www.nascar.com F1 AUSTRIAN GRAND PRIX Michael Meacham accepted a one-year FRIDAY’S RESULTS NATIONAL BASKETBALL ASSOCIATION sanction after an anti-doping rule viola- SATURDAY’S SCHEDULE 3-ptrs: Chicago 11-21 (Faulkner 3-4, Vander- NASCAR XFINITY SERIES Site: Spielberg, Austria. Detroit: Named Sidney Lowe and Sean North Carolina at Orlando, 2:30 Sky 103, New York 99 sloot 2-2, Quigley 2-4, DeShields 2-5, Ndour1-2, tion. Phoenix 95, Indiana 77 OVERTON'S 300 Schedule: Friday, practice, 4 & 8 a.m.; Sweeney assistant coaches and DJ Sky Blue at Utah, 9 Dolson 1-3, ), New York 8-19 (Prince 3-4, Saturday, practice, 5 a.m. (ESPNEWS), Bakker player development coach. COLLEGE Portland at Seattle, 9 Minnesota 85, Atlanta 74 Charles 2-3, Zahui B1-3, Hartley1-3, Nurse1-3). Site: Joliet, Ill. Las Vegas 94, Los Angeles 78 qualifying, 8 a.m. (ESPNEWS); Sunday, SUNDAY’S SCHEDULE Rebs: Chicago 27 (Dolson 6), New York 33 Schedule: Friday, practice, 3:35 & 6:35 Hofstra: Named Jay Miller softball coach race, 8:10 a.m. (ESPN2) FOOTBALL Washington at Red Stars,5 (Stokes 5). Asts: Chicago 27 (Vandersloot 11), (NBCSN); Saturday, qualifying, 11:40 Track: Ring (circuit, 2.68 miles). and Julie Meyer associate head softball NATIONAL FOOTBALL LEAGUE coach. New York 24 (Boyd 6). Fouls: Chicago 15, New a.m. (NBCSN); race, 2:30, NBCSN. Race distance: 190.4 miles, 71 laps. NFL: Suspended Indianapolis RB Robert York 23. Tech: Dolson. A: 1,837 Track: Chicagoland Speedway.

ILLINOIS IN BRIEF WNBA Illini find DeShields lifts Sky help for to 3rd straight win Tribune news services

Diamond DeShields led a balanced offense frontcourt Friday night with 22 points and the Sky won their By Shannon Ryan third straight with a 103-99 victory over the host Chicago Tribune Liberty. Courtney Vandersloot added 14 points and 11 Illinois announced Friday that assists for the Sky (6-9), who have rebounded forward Anthony Higgs has from a six-game skid. signed with the program and will The Sky led for most of the second half and join the team for the fall semester. were up 99-93 before Tina Charles (24 points) hit The 6-foot-8 Higgs, from Balti- a 3-pointer with 28 seconds left to get the Liberty more, hopes to fill a void in the (4-11) within three points. Allie Quigley hit two Illini frontcourt caused by multi- free throws with 14.2 seconds remaining to make ple early departures. He helped it a two-possession game. lead Perry Hall High School to consecutive Maryland state titles COLLEGES: G Lagerald Vick decided to return in 2017 and 2018 while averaging to Kansas for his senior season, nearly three 10.5 points, eight rebounds and GREGORY SHAMUS/AP months after he declared his intentions to play four blocks during the state semi- LeBron James declined his player option with the Cavaliers, becoming a free agent. professionally. Vick, who averaged 12.1 points in finals and finals. 39 games last season, declared for the NBA draft “Anthony is a versatile forward NBA on April 6 but never hired an agent. with the ability to play multiple positions,” Illinois coach Brad GOLF: Jerry Kelly shot 1-under 69 in calm Underwood said in a statement. conditions at the Broadmoor to cling to a “He is a long, athletic lefty who LeBron chase begins one-shot lead over his playing partner, Miguel can play inside or step out and Angel Jimenez, after two rounds at the U.S. face the basket, and he is a strong James weighs choices after to also land George or work out a trade Senior Open in Colorado Springs, Colo. rebounder. Most importantly he with the Spurs for Kawhi Leonard. On is a winner, as evidenced by being declining his contract option Thursday, George told the Thunder he’s NBA: C Enes Kanter informed the Knicks he was a two-time state champ in Mary- declining his $20.7 million option for next opting into his contract for next season, rather land.” By Tom Withers | Associated Press season. than becoming a free agent. He will make $18.6 The three-star recruit was ran- James already has some shallow roots million in 2018-19. ked as the 13th-best player in CLEVELAND — LeBron James made on the West Coast with two homes in the Maryland in the Class of 2018, the first move. Now what? Los Angeles area and a film production NFL: Eagles LB Nigel Bradham was suspended according to 247Sports.com’s Cleveland? Los Angeles? Philadelphia? company. for the 2018 season opener against the Falcons composite rankings. He signed A surprise? The chance to join one of the league’s for violating the league’s personal conduct policy. with Ole Miss in November but Stay tuned. Decision III is this summer’s most iconic franchises has an appeal to The suspension is related to Bradham’s July 2016 was released from his letter of blockbuster, and it’s coming soon. James and he said following this year’s arrest for assaulting a hotel employee in Miami. ... intent after a coaching change. James told the Cavaliers that he is not finals that he remains in “championship Colts RB Robert Turbin was suspended without He also received offers from exercising his $35.6 million contract option mode.” pay for four games for violating the NFL policy Louisville, Cincinnati, Xavier, Vir- for next season and will become an The 76ers and Rockets are also believed on performance-enhancers. ginia Tech and Kansas State. unrestricted free agent, two people famil- to covet the four-time league MVP, who Higgs becomes the first Illini iar with the decision told the Associated just played in his eighth straight finals. NHL: When Barry Trotz resigned, the Capitals recruit from Baltimore since Press on Friday. James will factor family — he has three didn’t even bother with a coaching search. Top guard Chester Frazier, who The decision to decline the option for children, and his oldest son is a rising assistant Todd Reirden will take over the Stanley played from 2005 to ’09. 2018-19 was expected by James because it hoops star — into the choice of where he Cup champions. ... D Michal Kempny re-signed Higgs joins an incoming class gives him more options, which includes plays next. with the Capitals for $10 million over four years. of fellow freshmen Ayo Do- him re-signing with the Cavs, who can James just completed his 15th NBA Kempny came over at the trade deadline from the sunmu, Tevian Jones, Alan Grif- offer him the most money — a five-year, season, and it may have been his best yet. Blackhawks for a 2018 third-round draft pick. ... fin, Giorgi Bezhanishvili and $209 million contract. James can also sign He played all 82 regular-season games D Drew Doughty agreed to an eight-year, $88 Samba Kane and junior-college a short-term deal, something he has done for the first time, averaging 27.5 points, 8.6 million contract extension through the 2026-27 transfer Andres Feliz. Kane is not each year since returning in 2014. rebounds and a career-high 9.1 assists per season to stay with the Kings. Doughty won the on campus this summer because The three-time champion is now the game. He showed no signs of slowing down Norris Trophy in 2016. of a transcript issue but hopes to most coveted prize in an NBA free-agent — if anything he had found a new gear. rejoin the team this fall. class that includes All-Stars Paul George James then carried the Cavs, with their TENNIS: Serena Williams avoided any early Illinois has seen leading scorer and Chris Paul. Teams can begin negotia- flawed roster after a massive trading matchups against opponents with success to and rebounder Leron Black leave tions with free agents at 11 p.m. Saturday deadline turnover, through the Eastern speak of at Wimbledon in a draw that could put with a year of eligibility remain- night. Conference playoffs — they survived two her against No. 5 seed Elina Svitolina in the third ing to pursue a professional And while the Cavs remain hopeful Game 7s and swept the top-seeded Raptors round. Williams missed last year’s tournament playing career and fellow for- James will stay, there are other teams in the — to the NBA Finals for a fourth straight while pregnant. Despite being ranked outside the wards Michael Finke and Greg mix for the 33-year-old — and the Lakers meeting with the Warriors. top 150, she is seeded 25th based on past success, Eboigbodin decide to transfer. appear to be at the top of the list. It was James’ eighth consecutive Finals which includes seven Wimbledon titles. Simona With the ability to sign two maximum- appearance, a remarkable feat not matched Halep was awarded the top seed. On the men’s [email protected] contract players, the Lakers can build a since Hall of Famer Bill Russell and a side, Roger Federer and Rafael Nadal are the top Twitter @sryantribune “Super Team” with James if they are able handful of other Celtics did it in the 1960s. two seeds. 8 Chicago Tribune | Chicago Sports | Section 2 | Saturday, June 30, 2018

Jacobson, Gail F. Gail F. Jacobson, age 77, beloved wife of Milton Jacobson, happily married for 57 years; loving mother of Steven (Felicia Libbin) Jacobson and Lynne (Jon) Shapiro; In Memoriam cherished grandmother of Wiley, Jacob and Joey, much loved sister of Robert (Jane) Alter, fond aunt of Greta (Matt) Fruhan. Gail was a devoted, loyal friend to many. Chapel service Morton Rubin Sunday, 12:15 PM at Shalom Memorial Funeral Home, In loving memory of Morton Rubin, husband, father, 1700 W. Rand Road, Arlington Heights. Interment will son, brother, uncle and friend whose life was follow at Shalom Memorial Park. In lieu of flowers tragically stolen June 30, 1958 at age 34. Our ach- memorials may be made to the Jewish United Fund ing hearts cry out as the years disappear, we recall (JUF) or a charity of your choosing. For information joyous times as we miss you brother dear. As years and condolences: 847-255-3520 or www.shalom2. quickly fade one into another, our memories of you com do not fade, dear brother. Arnold and Joe Sign Guestbook at chicagotribune.com/obituaries

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Death Notices Kramer, Adeline M Adeline M. Kramer (nee Mason), age 89, of Oak Lawn, IL passed away on Wednesday, June 27, Balmer, James C. 2018. Beloved mother of the late William Kramer; loving grandmother of Kristina Kramer; dear Aunt of Joseph, Frank, William, Thomas and the late Cathy James C. Balmer 88 Of Rockford, IL Passed away Mason. Adeline was an Elder of the Oak Lawn Friday June 15,2018. Born January 1,1930 In Chicago, Community Church, Editor of the church newslet- IL to Fredrick and Gertrude Balmer. James was a ter, published Poet, director of the telephone prayer Chicago area noted Artist, a popular, well known line, Advocate Hospice volunteer and a retired CNA participant in Chicago area art fairs and established supervisor. Visitation, Sunday July 1st 4:00 p.m. to COURTNEY PEDROZA/CHICAGO TRIBUNE PHOTOS in many art galleries. His career replete with many 9:00 p.m. at Chapel Hill Gardens South Funeral Home awards and honorary mentions. His passing ended 11333 S. Central Ave Oak Lawn, IL. Funeral Monday, Former NBA player Nate Robinson receives congratulations from entertainer Ice Cube July 2nd 11:00 a.m. chapel service at Chapel Hill while coming off the court at the end of a Big3 game Friday at the United Center. a 50 year distinguished career. James loved his clas- sical music. He was a Corporal in the Constabulary Gardens South Funeral Home. Interment Chapel from 48-52. He married his loving wife Doris and Hill Gardens South Cemetery. For more information resided in Chicago for many years before retiring to 708-636-1200 or visit www. chapelhillgardenssouth. Return to Chicago gives Rockford, IL. James is preceded in death by his be- com loved wife Doris. Survived by a Brother Guy. James will be missed and forever held within our hearts. Sign Guestbook at chicagotribune.com/obituaries Final Resting Place Prairie View Cemetery Chippewa Boozer warm memories Falls, WI. Burial will be private. Ruback, Allan Lincoln ‘Bud’ Sign Guestbook at chicagotribune.com/obituaries Allan L. Ruback, age 81, Air Force Veteran, be- Bulls, from Page 1 loved husband of Elizabeth (nee Brock), loving father Brychel, James Albert of Steven, Deborah (Jason) If we were healthy, we would have won at James Albert Brychel, 70, of Lenexa, Kansas, died Overby, Thomas (Jane); de- least one.” Thursday, June 28, 2018 at his home. Jim was voted grandfather of Chris, The Bulls led the NBA in regular-season born February 14, 1948, in Chicago to John J. and Danny, Joe, Jessica, Trevor, victories in the first two of Boozer’s four Florence (Hospadka) Brychel. He married Donnell L. Chloe; dearest great-grand- seasons in Chicago. They fell to James’ Rauscher December 14, 1970 in North Dakota. father of Tori, Stephanie, Heat 4-1 in the 2011 Eastern Conference A memorial service for Jim will be at 11:00 AM on Timothy; great-great-grand- finals and seemed headed back there Tuesday, July 3, 2018 at St. Paul’s United Methodist father of Effie; fond brother of before Rose crumpled to the ground after a Church, 7740 Lackman Rd, Shawnee, KS 66217. the late Robert (Marion), the simple jump stop — and pass to Boozer — Contributions in his memory may be made to late Harry (Anne), Donald (Toni), Howard (Patricia); Johnson County Developmental Supports, Lenexa, dear Uncle to many; devoted friend to all. King Train in the first game of the 2012 playoffs. KS, or to a charity of your choice. Dude of Burbank (Golden Spike Train Shop). He truly Rose’s torn left ACL on April 28, 2012, Arrangements: Porter Funeral Homes & Crematory, loved helping people and will be greatly missed by marked the beginning of the end. 8535 Monrovia, Lenexa, KS (913) 438-6444 porterfu so many. Visitation Sunday 2-8 P.M. at Lawn Funeral “We had a really good run, (but) we wish neralhome.com Home, 7909 State Rd. Burbank, IL 60459. Lying in we would have had one more year,” Boozer Sign Guestbook at chicagotribune.com/obituaries State Monday 10:00 A.M., at Our Saviors Lutheran said. “Obviously, injuries hurt us. We never Church, 8607 S. Narragansett Ave. Burbank, IL really were healthy at the time you need it 60459, until time of service 11:00 AM. Interment Flood (nee Courtney), Margaret Holy Sepulchre Cemetery. the most — the playoffs. Sign Guestbook at chicagotribune.com/obituaries “It wasn’t even just Derrick. Obviously, Margaret Flood (nee Courtney) age 75, passed that’s the biggest fish, but Joakim (Noah) away on June 27, 2018. She was a native of Killarney, Shimizu, Mitsuo ‘Mits’ was hurt in the playoffs, Luol (Deng), County Kerry, Ireland. She Mitsuo Shimizu, 91, of Lincolnwood, passed peace- myself, Kirk (Hinrich). It’s because we was a devoted mother of fully surrounded by family. Born in were doing a lot in practice and in games.” Brian Flood, Yvonne (Gary) Kealakekua, HI. Beloved husband of Aiko Boozer thrived with ’s Thommes, Courtney (William (nee Sakamoto); loving father of Ronald tactics and became an ironman of sorts Braunshausen) Finn, and (Patrice); grandfather of Sarah. Visitation after his inauspicious beginning that fea- Sheila (Jeff Gorman) Flood. Saturday, 4-8pm at Barr Funeral Home. tured him tripping over a gym bag in his She is also survived by her Interment private. In lieu of flowers, donate to darkened home, fracturing his finger and brother Cornelius (the late your favorite charity in his name. For informa- missing 23 games out of the box in 2010-11. Former Bull Brian Scalabrine squares up Noleen) Courtney; adored tion call (773) 743-4034 or leave a condolence at grandmother to eight, and dear aunt to many nieces BarrFuneralHome.com. for a shot Friday while playing for the Ball He played in all 66 games in the lockout- and nephews. She is preceded in death by her Sign Guestbook at chicagotribune.com/obituaries shortened season and missed only nine Hogs in a Big3 game at the United Center. parents, Cornelius and Bridie Courtney, cherished over the next two seasons. aunt, Chriss (late Paddy) Cronin, dear sisters, Joan Tursman (Doolittle), Elizabeth G. ‘Betty’ His averages of 15.5 points and nine power forward. It was a perfect fit for me.” “Maura” (late John “Sean”) Riordan, Breda Courtney, Elizabeth (Betty) Grace Tursman (Doolittle), of Glen rebounds never felt fully appreciated here, For what it’s worth, Boozer’s teammate, her brother Patrick (Sandra) Courtney, and beloved Ellyn, Chicago native, age perhaps always viewed as the consolation fellow Big3 player Brian Scalabrine, isn’t granddaughter Molly Gorman. Following crema- 90, born July 1, 1927, passed prize to James. convinced the Bulls would have fully tion, a memorial service will be held at a later date. away June 9, 2018. Beloved “I never thought about that,” Boozer broken through. Cremation services were handled with care by wife of the late Stanley E. said. “I was moving forward with my “For me, it’s really hard to imagine Conley Funeral Home, Elburn, IL. For more informa- Tursman, mother of Douglas tion, please call 630-365-6414. (Judy), Bruce, Susan (de- group. I wasn’t thinking, ‘We didn’t get LeBron not going,” Scalabrine said. “Win- Sign Guestbook at chicagotribune.com/obituaries ’Bron.’ I just thought I was with a great ning by 20 in Game 1 (of the 2011 Eastern ceased) and Anne Blog (Tom), grandmother of Eric, Eleanor, group of guys who had a chance to win.” finals) and then not winning another game, Bronwen, Sarah and Aaron. Indeed, Boozer only has good memories I can’t say that with certainty. I know our Geni, John Raymond Betty Doolittle was born in from his Bulls stint, which is why returning team was good, but we had weaknesses.” John Raymond Geni age 98 of Chicago passed away Chicago and graduated from with the Big3 carried extra impact. Still, Scalabrine also has great memories June 20, 2018. WWII Army Veteran. Hinsdale High in 1945. She was named after her “I was playing on a really good team in of that time. Boozer’s happy memories Beloved husband of the late Rebecca grandmother, Elizabeth Doolittle (Fulton) who man- Utah, but we didn’t have enough to aren’t even limited to what happened on “Becky” (nee Audino). Dear friend of aged the antiques department at Marshall Fields, overcome San Antonio or the Lakers, so I the court. Marilyn Cummins. Loving father of Larry traveling the world finding antiques for the store, was looking for a team that had a shot to go “It was almost like a college environ- Geni (Nancy Engelhard) and the late later establishing an interior decorator service Gary Geni. Fond brother of the late Ralph (Evelyn) to the finals,” Boozer said of his 2010 free ment,” Boozer said of that team’s closeness. at 900 N. Michigan in 1920s. Betty’s father, David Geni and Virginia (Edward) Lemberg. Proud grandfa- Douglass Doolittle, established a direct advertising agency. “I looked at Chicago and I’m like, “We really kicked it. We were all in our ther of Abby Geni (Scott Westerman) and Joe Geni. firm (Doolittle & Co., near the Marina Towers) in the ‘Wow, they have a stud point guard in primes. We didn’t leave the arena and go Great grandfather of Milo Westerman. Uncle of Jean 1920s as well as being a founding member of the D-Rose. They have a badass center in our separate ways; we left the arena and Trnka, Diane Joergens, and Ron Geni. Memorial gath- Doolittles of America Society. Betty earned a BA in Joakim Noah, Taj Gibson is coming into his went to the same restaurant, went to the ering Saturday, July 7th from 9:00 a.m. until time of English from the Connecticut College for Women own (and) they have an ironman in Luol same lounge, went to the same house to Mass at 10:00 a.m. at St. Paul of the Cross 320 S. in 1949. She met Stan Tursman, an architect, as a Deng who can score inside or outside and play cards. Washington Ave, Park Ridge, IL 60068. Burial will blind date in 1952 and was married 4 months later defend anybody.’ “We were close. That’s what made it so be at Maryhill Cemetery, Niles, IL. In lieu of flowers on Valentine’s Day, 14 February 1953. In 1969, she “And then we had Thibs coming to town fun.” donations to American Heart Association in Johns obtained a job with Illinois Bell Telephone in order name americanheart.org. Cremation care provided from Boston with that championship to pay for her children’s college tuition. This tem- by G.L. Hills Funeral Home, Des Plaines, IL. For infor- porary job turned into a 20-year career from which pedigree from that old (Jeff ) Van Gundy [email protected] mation 847.699.9003 or glhillsfuneralhome.com. she retired as a program manager in 1990. She Twitter @kcjhoop style. The only thing they needed was a Sign Guestbook at chicagotribune.com/obituaries was a member of the Daughters of the American Revolution. In retirement, she and Stan became world travelers. Betty also volunteered for the local Hill, Kevin Damian Food Pantry, library and jail. She will be remembered With great sadness, the family of Deacon Kevin Hill as a wonderful wife, mother, and grandmother, a announces his passing after selfless volunteer and advocate for those in need. battling ALS. Born 1/20/1946 She was brilliant, a fierce friend, funny, could con- in Latrobe PA, he died verse on any subject and read five books a week 4/21/2018 in Chicago, IL. A (usually mysteries) while bottle feeding her infants. veteran of the United States The Funeral Service will be held at 3:00 PM on Air Force where he received Saturday, July 7th, at St. Mark’s Episcopal Church, an Honorable discharge. He 393 N. Main St., Glen Ellyn, IL, 60137, followed by will be lovingly remembered interment at the Church’s on-site columbarium. A by his large extended fam- reception will be held at the church following the ily. In lieu of flowers dona- interment. Donations of flowers are welcome and tions may be made to the can be sent to the church. Monetary donations in ALS Foundation. A memorial service will be held her memory may also be made to the Glen Ellyn at Resurrection Parish, 3043 N. Francisco Ave., Food Pantry, 493 Forrest Ave, Glen Ellyn, IL 60137, or Chicago, IL 60618 at 10 am on 7/5/18. online at glenellynfoodpantry.org. Sign Guestbook at chicagotribune.com/obituaries Sign Guestbook at chicagotribune.com/obituaries Chicago Tribune | Chicago Sports | Section 2 | Saturday, June 30, 2018 9

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LEILA NAVIDI/MINNEAPOLIS STAR TRIBUNE PHOTOS Official scorer Stew Thornley fist-bumps a colleague before getting ready to sit down and work the Twins-White Sox doubleheader on June 5 at Target Field in Minneapolis. Analytics intrude on scoring New metrics make Key reversal judging hits, errors Nate Jones, the White Sox pitcher on Dozier’s grounder, dis- a different business agreed with Thornley that it was a hit. By Chris Hine If Sanchez had made the play, Minneapolis Star Tribune the White Sox would have had three outs in the inning. But Jones MINNEAPOLIS — Stew allowed four runs after Dozier Thornley waited before looking at reached, and because of Thorn- his laptop. ley’s ruling, all the runs were The official scorer first wanted earned. to make his call — hit or error — Jones challenged Thornley’s after the Twins’ Brian Dozier decision to Major League Baseball reached base after a grounder he in an attempt to make those runs hit to White Sox third baseman unearned and lower his ERA, Yolmer Sanchez on June 5. which stood at 4.01. Thornley said Sanchez didn’t field the ball he did not cite the exit velocity of cleanly, and his throw to first was the ground ball in his defense of in the dirt. the call. Thornley took into account all Jones lucked out. After review- the aspects of the play to deter- ing the play, MLB decided to mine whether it would require assess an error on Sanchez — on more than “ordinary effort,” the his throw, not on the bobble — threshold for scorers to distin- meaning Jones’ runs that inning guish between a hit and an error, went from earned to unearned. for Sanchez to make the play. A pencil, a scorebook and a copy of the rules — not to mention neat handwriting — are essential for Stew His ERA plummeted to 2.55, and Thornley, one of three official Thornley when he scores a game. The use of Statcast in making his decisions? Maybe or maybe not. that’s why official scoring and scorers for the Twins, watched a errors, flawed as they may be, still replay in the Target Field press decisions with their eyes and our eyes, make the call that you rors are more cut and dried than matter. They matter a great deal to box on his 17-inch TV screen, without computers spewing infor- think,” Thornley said. “I agree infield plays — was the outfielder pitchers when their ERAs still which he keeps on an eight- mation at them. totally with that. But I think there in good position to make the play influence arbitration proceedings second delay for just this purpose, The three Twins official scorers are spots that this can be useful. I without potential interference and contract negotiations, even and delivered his verdict: Hit. — Kyle Trainor, Gregg Wong and just ask other scorers to keep open from the wall? In that sense a with myriad advanced stats avail- “We treat each part of the play Thornley — have different view- about it. Don’t shut it all down.” player’s athletic ability can work able today that diminish the ERA’s (catch and throw) separately, and points about employing Statcast There are still issues with using against him. If a fast outfielder power. it was a 50-50 play,” Thornley said. information on the job. On one it in absolute terms. While Thorn- gets to a ball a slower fielder might “I don’t know if ERA is quite as “Each one leaned a little above 50 end there’s Wong, who describes ley ruled the Dozier ball a hit at 85 not have — and the fast outfielder important, but sometimes it’s still on the hit side for me.” himself as “old school” and said mph, he has handed out errors on bobbles it — he still can get important and it still gets people But what Thornley did next judging a hit or an error is more balls hit harder because of where charged with an error. accolades,” Twins starter Jake might drive baseball purists to nuanced than just exit velocity. players were positioned and how The scorers won’t be checking Odorizzi said. drink, especially when somebody “If somebody tells me, ‘Hey, far they had to move. Statcast data to see if the fielder Thornley said he has had only a like the official scorer, a position that was 108 mph’ — there are “There is no magic number should have made it over there, handful of calls overturned in his that has been around almost as balls hit 110 mph that are caught,” when using exit velocity that this nor do they care as much about 11 years on the job, and at least long as the game itself, is doing it. Wong said. “It depends on the is a hit and this is an error,” exit velocity on fly balls. MLB still agreed with him that the Thornley peeked at his laptop type of play. If the ball is hit harder, Thornley said. “It depends. But I Similarly, a ball that falls won’t ball was hit too hard to require a for the exit velocity of Dozier’s hit the fielder has less time to , think it’s worth looking at.” be labeled an error if the catch clean catch. — 85 mph — and jotted down “85” but was it hit to him? One hop? probability was high but the out- He might not have used the exit in his scorebook. He wanted to see Did he have to make a backhanded Statcast optional fielder was too slow to make it in velocity on Dozier’s hit to make if the data matched his eyes — and play on it?” time. his call, but Statcast might have he wanted to note the exit velocity On the other end of the spec- Thornley said he and Trainor “And you don’t know when the been working in the back of his in case somebody on the White trum is Trainor, 48, an obstetrician have embraced Statcast more than sun (was in) eyes, or when he mind, influencing his eyes. Sox later challenged the play. by day. He is willing to use exit most official scorers. turned did a bug fly in his mouth?” “If anything, it helps me to Thornley recognizes what he velocity to help him decide be- Or as Wong puts it: “I’m 71, and said Bill Matthews, an official understand the difficulty (in the did might be sacrilegious. tween a hit and an error. He hasn’t there’s a lot of guys scoring that scorer for the Rays. Matthews field) a little bit more,” Thornley “Exit velocity is kind of a dirty done that yet in any games he has are older than me who are even coaches other scorers to evaluate said. “It maybe is causing me to word with many,” Thornley said. scored but is prepared to look up more dinosaurs than I am. There’s what is and isn’t an error and is call a few more hits than back Exit velocity and other analyt- the exit velocity on difficult plays no way those guys are going to be against Statcast use in the profes- when I was sitting in the armchair ical terms might be encroaching fielders make and plot what he using it.” sion. thinking, ‘Oh, that idiot called that on the job of official scorer, would rule if the batter was safe. MLB has no guidelines on “These are things that we don’t a hit? What’s with that?’ I’ve seen redefining the core of what makes “It plays into the decision- official scorers using Statcast. have an algorithm for,” he said. a little bit of the difficulty that their job important to the game — making,” Trainor said. “If you’re They are free to use or not use it at “Rather than try to create an there is.” what makes a hit and what makes on that 50-50 type of call or 45-55 their discretion. algorithm that covers everything Thornley imagines there will be an error — and even pushing the type of call, I’m kind of leaning Traditionalists can breathe a with catch probability, just score a day when every aspect of a play error as a statistic further to the this way and I’ll realize, ‘Wow, that sigh of relief when it comes to the play.” is available in real time — how brink of irrelevance. was actually hit at 109 mph and it plays in the outfield. Statcast This is where using errors as an Statcast might quantify the time of was a corner infielder — that’s a figures little in the decision of evaluation for defensive players a bobble on a ground ball, how More than their eyes tough play. I can’t imagine being official scorers, even Trainor and becomes problematic in the ana- long it takes the fielder to go from on the other side of that.’ That’s Thornley, who rarely use catch lytics community. An infielder or catching the ball to throwing it With the launch of its Statcast going to lead me.” probability data when awarding a outfielder can’t make an error on a and how it all affects the play. As technology in 2015, Major League Thornley, 62, is between Wong hit or an error on fly balls. ball he can’t reach because he’s too Statcast advances, so will its rela- Baseball introduced a number of and Trainor. He won’t use Statcast “I’ll see a play that was a catch slow. If he is more athletic and gets tion to official scoring. terms into the baseball lexicon. data to inform his decision on a hit probability of 20 percent and see to more balls, he will have more But as long as the error is Exit velocity — how hard a ball or an error, but he will make note that it was a ‘SportsCenter’ type of attempts in the field and more around, the official scorer will comes off the bat — and catch of the exit velocity after making play,” Trainor said. “How can they chances to make errors. need to make calls. Their tools just probability — the likelihood of a his call, as he did with the Dozier say that’s going to be caught 20 Statcast and advanced data will might include more than their fielder catching a fly ball based on hit. He might use it to defend a percent of the time? So something be able to provide those answers, eyes. his and the ball’s speed — have ruling that a player might chal- doesn’t fully jibe there with me but official scorers likely won’t. “These guys are individuals out become part of the vernacular. lenge later, something Thornley yet, but that’s going to evolve, I The error still has a place in the there,” Trainor said. “The ’droids That changed things for official said he has done only once. suspect.” game, even if it doesn’t mean what aren’t out there doing the games scorers who, for decades, made “I hear the arguments: Rely on To official scorers, outfield er- it once did. yet.” 12 Chicago Tribune | Chicago Sports | Section 2 | Saturday, June 30, 2018 eNEWSPAPER BONUSCOVERAGE TaNFL ken to a higher degree

Some NFL players opposite,” Duvernay-Tardif said. “It was like, ‘If you’re here and you completing college still have medicine as a plan B, it’s because you really love to play work in offseason football and I’m going to help you to the best of my ability.’ That’s By Josh Dubow what he’s been doing for the past Associated Press four years. “Every season during our exit ALAMEDA, Calif. — When meeting he’s been asking me, Bruce Irvin got a multimillion- ‘What’s next for you, doc?’ and dollar signing bonus after being a we’ve been talking about different first-roundNFL draft pick in 2012, clinical rotations and stuff. And the idea of getting his college his mother actually went to Mc- degree was the last thing on his Gill University and was one of the mind. first women to graduate in medi- Aformer high school dropout cine, so there was a little bit of a who spent time in jail and dealing connection. drugswhile growing up in Atlanta, “I really think that he helped Irvin later decided to set a better me through the process. I don’t example for his 5-year-old son, think it would have been possible Brayden, and show that he is more if it was not for him.” than just a professional athlete. The Raiders have also been “When kids come up to him, extremely supportive of players they can say that his dad was a pursuing their degrees. good football player and he can In addition to Irvin, star re- stop them and say he was a good ceiver Amari Cooper (Alabama), football player, but he also got his starting right guard Gabe Jackson associate’s degree (and) got his (Mississippi State) and backup bachelor’s degree,” Irvin said. “He tackle Jylan Ware (Alabama State) wasn’t only a football player; he graduated this offseason thanks to put education up there right along the tuition assistance and guid- with his job. ance from the team. “It was bigger than me. It was Annelie Schmittel, who works for my son and his kids and BRIAN PERSINGER/AP on the Raiders’ player-engage- generations after me.” Raiders defensive end Bruce Irvin receives his college degree in May, six years after he was in the NFL draft. ment staff, has been heavily in- From the troublesome child- volved in helping the players do hood that he detailed last year in a what they need to graduate and Player’s Tribune article titled even went to West Virginia for “The Things I’ve Done,” Irvin has Irvin’s ceremony. Schmittel hopes developed into a leader on the the recent graduates are able to Raiders and in the community, serve as role models for young earning a nomination for the players who are just entering the Walter Payton Man of the Year league. Award. “That’s something no one can He will have made more than take away from them,” she said. $36 million playing football by the “It’s great having guys (such as) end of this season, winning one Amari, Bruce (and) Gabe, starters Super Bowl during his four years on this team, veterans who have with the Seahawks and earning played in this league a long time plenty of other accolades. But and don’t really need a degree but walking on stage in May to get his wanted to go back and finish what degree goes right near the top of they started. That’s incredible to his accomplishments. see because we’re seeing the hard “The odds were stacked against GEOFF COYLE/AP D. ROSS CAMERON/AP work they put in. me to get my bachelor’s degree,” Irvin called his college graduation in May “a surreal moment ... up there Irvin joined the Raiders in March “It’s a really proud moment. Irvin said. “It was a surreal with the Super Bowl, neck and neck.” 2016 after spending four years We’re really involved in it because moment. I put it up there with the with the Seahawks. it’s such a huge accomplishment Super Bowl, neck and neck, time in the league. opportunity for players to find for us.” (though the) Super Bowl probably Arthur McAfee, the senior vice that time to work toward their was possible,” he said. Several other players also have would have been better if we’d president of NFL Player Engage- degree.” Duvernay-Tardif, a sixth-round gotten their degrees this off- won two in a row. ment, said about two dozen play- The most high-profile case this pick in 2014, did most of his season, including Jets linebacker “It was a great moment, not ers each year earn their degrees offseason was Chiefs guard Lau- graduate work in the offseason, Jordan Jenkins, who got a degree only for me but for my son and my through the program. He added rent Duvernay-Tardif. taking advantage of the increased in business administration from family. I’m glad I got to experience that the increased time off under The Canadian-born Duvernay- time off for players provided in the Georgia, and Titans running back it.” the current collective bargaining Tardif became the first active NFL current CBA. He did take one Derrick Henry, who graduated Irvin was one of several NFL agreement has made the process player to get his medical degree orthopedic exam during a bye from Alabama. Henry’s degree players who earned college de- easier for players interested in when he earned his from McGill week in 2015, spending a flight kept a promise he made to his late grees this offseason, taking advan- getting their degrees. University in Montreal just over a back from London studying while grandmother, whom he honored tage of a program negotiated in “We try to find the appropriate year after signing a five-year, his teammates celebrated. in an article for the Players’ the collective bargaining agree- balance between the players hav- $41.25 million contract. While some teamswere wary of Tribune. ment that provides tuition reim- ing (an) opportunity to go back as “When I got drafted in 2014, it his desire to become a doctor, “Graduating is something that bursement for players seeking to well as manage their offseason was a promise I made to myself Duvernay-Tardif said Chiefs I’ve wanted to do for myselfbut continue their education. Players schedule,” McAfee said. “The cur- that Iwasgoing to keep pushing to coach Andy Reid has always been also for you,” he wrote. “I always can earn up to $60,000 in tuition rent format of the offseason combine my two passions at the extremely supportive. wanted you to be proud of me, and reimbursement based on their schedule provides us with ample highest level and show people it “Coach Reid it was the total Iknow that you are.”

NHL Free agency extends beyond highly-sought Tavares

Other talent available with the Jets. Another 32-year-old, tion with Rick and his representa- the Leafs’ Tyler Bozak, could be a tives,” Sweeney said of Nash, whom that can give a boost fallback plan for teams that don’t the Bruins traded for in February. to contending teams sign Tavares, and the Sabres will “(It’s) in his court to initiate what- continue to get calls about two-way evertalks he wants (about) wherev- By Stephen Whyno star Ryan O’Reilly as the push from er he wants to go.Ithink he strongly Associated Press contenders to add talent heats up. indicated that Boston is a place he The Sharks are right in the would consider, as would we.” NHL teams seeking a center are middle of a lot of those conversa- in luck, especially the ones that can tions. Owner Hasso Plattner, Flawed goaltenders: The crop of get an audience with John Tavares. GM Doug Wilson and coach Peter available puck-stoppers has ashort- It’s no secret Tavares is where DeBoer made their pitch to Tavares age of sure-thing starters. Veterans free agency begins. The 27-year-old at Creative Artists Agency’s Jaroslav Halak, Kari Lehtonen and superstar and his representatives Los Angeles office Tuesday. Cam Ward have done it before but have already met with the Maple “We explore everything, every may be at the stage of their careers Leafs, Bruins and Sharks and were opportunity,” Wilson said Saturday that they’ll have to split time. set to speak with the Stars and after Ilya Kovalchuk chose to sign Late-blooming 32-year-old Cart- Lightning on Wednesday. with the Kings. er Hutton hasn’t been a No. 1 in the “We’ve had a discussion on that “It’s a good thing that I think NHL but looks to have that poten- front,”Bruins general manager Don players look at our place as a place tial after his .931 save percentage Sweeney said Saturday at the NHL they want to consider to play.” last season was the best among draft. “I think that’s still a bit to be The Lightning, who re-signed goalies who appeared in at least determined.” J.T. Miller to a five-year, $26.25 20 games. As the No. 1 pending free agent, million deal, provide an attractive PAUL SANCYA/AP Teams could also take a shot at Tavares not only gets to hand out destination for Tavares and others Islanders center John Tavares is the NHL’s most coveted free agent. He two goalies who were not tendered his rose like hockey’s version of after reaching the Eastern Confer- has met with three teams already and plans on visiting others. contract offers as restricted free “The Bachelor,” he can set the tone ence finals with a young core, but agents and are now to open to sign for the rest of the players available. the team’s salary-cap space is tight. Morgan Rielly. They also have Riemsdyk, who had 36 after record- anywhere: Robin Lehner and Petr Only the Islanders can offer an “We would have to make room if almost $25 million in salary-cap ing a career-high 62 points in Mrazek. eight-year contract — unless they we brought in a significant salary,” space, and GM Kyle Dubas hopes 2016-17. Teams don’t ordinarily let a execute a sign-and-trade to recoup GM Steve Yzerman said. the Leafs can add a substantial 6-foot-3, 217-pounder such as van Depth defensemen: After John some value — and he could very The Stars could soon agree with player in free agency. Riemsdyk get to July 1, but the Carlson, who re-signed with the well become the league’s second- center Tyler Seguin on a long-term “We’ll try to figure that out if the Leafs are in on Tavares, will need to Stanley Cup champion Capitals at highest-paid player behind Oilers contract, but they have much more opportunity presents itself,” Dubas give Nylander a raise as a restricted $64 million over eight years, there’s captain Connor McDavid, who free cap space than the Lightning to said. “We’re confident right now free agent and can talk extensions asignificant drop-off to the rest of makes an average of $12.5 million a use this summer. Expect GM Jim with our cap situation that we can for Matthews and Marner this the available defensemen. And season. Nill to be active. do whatever we want to do at this summer. there are not many out there who “I think that (at)91Tavares “We’ll be getting a lot of calls point. With that in mind, vanRiemsdyk are particularly productive offen- should join the Sharks!” Sharks from players,” Nill said. “It’s excit- “Nothing is going to stop us or could easily get amaximum-length, sively. captain Joe Pavelski’s grandmother, ing just to see what’s out there.” hold us back. That’s how we’ll seven-year deal in free agency — Carlson’s former Capitals team- Mary Ann, tweeted. Tavares’ hometown Leafs are the proceed through the summer.” perhaps from the Rangers he grew mate Mike Green showed in De- As soon as Tavares decides mostintriguing destination because Here aresome things to watch in up rooting for, or the nearby troit he could still run a power-play whether to stay with the Islanders they’re a playoff team with a free agency beyond Tavares: Islanders or Devils. New Jersey unit at 32 and can bevaluable onthe or sign elsewhere, the movement Stanley Cup-winning coach in trade acquisition Patrick Maroon right side, 29-year-old Ian Cole is a will begin. Mike Babcock and young talent Winging it with JVR: Only two and veteran Rick Nash also fit the shutdown defender and 31-year-old Paul Stastny should be the next- everywhere, from forwards Auston unrestricted free agents scored bill for teams looking for big Jack Johnson could benefit from a best center available after putting Matthews, Mitch Marner and 30 goals this past season: Tavares forwards who can fill the net. change of scenery after parts of up 15 points in 17 playoff games William Nylander to defenseman and Leafs left wing James van “We’ve had great communica- seven seasons in Columbus. C Saturday, June 30, 2018 | Section 3

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By Christian Wardlaw, New York Daily News voice recognition system directions to the CIVIC EX 2005 181000 60506 $3500 By Owner 630-817-1005 nearest gas station. Choices are shown on rue luxury is defined by quality, the display screen, and I select a Chevron comfort, and simplicity. Lexus, as for its Techron, whatever that is. By the VOLVO I determined during a wine-tasting time I jump through all of the hoops Troad trip to Napa Valley, California, necessary to program it as my destination, gets two out of the three elements I’m passing the exit I need. Crap. So the right with the redesigned 2018 Lexus LS. search begins again, and instead of adding S80 MAROON, NEW TRANS. 2005 68,800 60201 $4,850 By Owner 847-491-9707 Slipping into the optional 28-way the station as a stop on my planned route, power adjustable, heated and ventilated, I just request a direct trip to the next massaging, and semi-aniline leather-dipped Chevron. front seats is easy, thanks to an available After filling the tank with premium air suspension that raises the car for easier unleaded, I re-program my Napa hotel into entry and exit. The strangely undersized the system. Thankfully, this seems to cure floor mat, however, gets caught on the the navigation genie’s desire to suggest edge of my right foot as I adjust to use the exiting I-680 to avoid traffic, not that I accelerator pedal, forcing me to reach down would trust her anyway. The navigation and flatten it to the floor. genie also surprises me by routing me over Pushing the engine start button, the LS a toll bridge with a $5 ask. I guess I missed 500h model’s 354-horsepower gas-electric the “No toll roads” selection while futzing hybrid drivetrain activates yet is silent, with the LS 500h’s myriad menus and defaulting to EV mode whenever possible. settings. For nearly the next hour, I go through the The resort has a lengthy, narrow drive car’s various menus and settings, choosing leading to the front steps and porch of the ones that will be most satisfactory. Yes, “The Mansion.” Valet is overwhelmed. I needed the owner’s manual. Especially the Vehicles clog the drive. Despite its flagship 316-page tome explaining the infotainment sedan dimensions, however, the LS slips system. through, the throngs gathered out front Next, with my overnight bag stowed taking note of the car’s huge grille and its in the huge back seat rather than the mind-bending mesh insert. I self-park, and somewhat small 15.2 cubic foot trunk, the Lexus sits for the next 36 hours. I activate the voice recognition system. Fortified with a large, iced caramel It works fine when selecting my first macchiato and a protein smoothie, I depart destination, as though it knows owners of for home shortly after sunrise. But first, I an $80,505 ($104,540 as tested) flagship drive deeper into Napa Valley on the quiet luxury sedan might head for a golf resort in 2-lane roads traversing the region’s endless California wine country. During the rest of vineyards. the week, voice destination programming I’ve selected the Sport driving mode, was less successful. which quickens the LS 500h’s pulse Leaving the northwestern suburbs of and stiffens up the car’s steering and Los Angeles, the navigation system says it suspension. That’s nice. But the engine will take an extra 14 minutes if I choose the note is louder, and I don’t find it terribly more scenic route up California 101. But pleasant. that is based on current, rather than future, Heading north on Silverado Trail, I’m traffic conditions. No thanks. I’ll stick to curious to see what my options are for Interstate 5 north, on which cruising speeds cutting across the mountains and getting are, evidently, now 90 mph. on the 101 freeway north of Santa Rosa. With massage activated, and with But when I zoom the navigation map out, down-tempo house music playing over the secondary roads disappear, and it is not the optional 23-speaker Mark Levinson intuitively apparent to me how I can scroll Reference surround sound system and the map display while zoomed in close in Comfort driving mode, the LS wafts enough to see the necessary detail. With a up I-5 with the cruise set to 80 mph, a touchscreen display, this is smartphone-easy crawl compared to other traffic except to execute. With RTI, not so much. for the semi-trucks. Sharper bumps and Instead, I turn around and return holes in the pavement are louder and whence I came, driving past the resort for more unsettling than expected, and the home, which is 6.5 hours away. 245/45R20 Bridgestone Turanza tires By the time I get back to my L.A. rumble more than is preferable over suburb, I’ve piled almost 1,000 miles on the rougher patches of the freeway. Bug splat new Lexus LS 500h. The all-wheel-drive spray collects on the side windows after the test car averaged 25.1 mpg, not far off the insects meet their demise on the opposite 26 mpg EPA rating in combined driving. sides of the pedestal mirrors. Normally, that would satisfying, but the Quality permeates the loaded test car’s majority of the miles driven were on the cabin, though the “Odo Trip” button highway, so it ranks as a disappointment. tucked behind the slender left paddle shifter Unquestionably, the new LS is far more looks suspiciously like a component from a stylish than the car it replaces, inside and Toyota Corolla, and on certain tracks with out. Many of the exterior cues are familiar, deep bass I detect a bit of unintended sizzle though, reducing their visual impact. People from one of the car’s 23 speakers. know this is a Lexus. And a fancy one, Artifice is present, too. Lexus evidently at that. But from its dramatic grille to its pipes different mechanical music to the tapered taillights, you can’t help but think cabin, depending on the driving mode you’ve seen this car before. you’ve selected, attempting to make the LS My kids sure thought it was cool, 500h’s 3.5-liter V6 engine aurally evident though. My wife liked the interior, which as appropriate. Between this simulated is definitely different from any other Lexus symphony, the “multi-stage hybrid” let alone any other car, though she voiced transmission (a CVT with a 4-speed many of the same complaints I had with automatic gear set) that is designed to the RTI and infotainment system. And sound and feel like a 10-speed automatic, my tech-avoider dad commented on how and occasional unwanted braking and comfortable it was, from the seats to the steering intrusions by what I assume is a ride quality, while simultaneously saying he Vehicle Dynamics Integrated Management could never own a vehicle this complex. (VDIM) safety-net system, I can’t shake the Though a long road trip is a telling test sense that the car’s driving experience is of any automobile, I wanted to see how helicopter-parented by software. the new LS would perform on my standard As I close in on my destination, late testing loop. In the city-driving portion, it afternoon traffic begins to choke the achieved 21.6 mpg. Overall, it mustered no freeways on the outskirts of greater San better than 20.3 mpg. That’s a far cry from Francisco, and I learn that the LS 500h’s the EPA’s estimate of 26 mpg in combined regenerative braking system is unpredictably driving. grabby. I do not believe that the adaptive This Lexus can hustle. If you leave the cruise control technology would have transmission to its own devices the Sport+ solved for this, as it had regularly exhibited driving mode transforms the LS into a inconsistent braking and a lack of decent sport sedan. refinement during the trip up the spine of Acceleration to 60 mph takes 5.2 the state. seconds according to Lexus, and it’s a The navigation system provides regular shame the car doesn’t sound and feel better updates regarding my ETA, giving me a when you mat the go pedal, because it sense of whether or not I will arrive by a is satisfyingly quick. Handling is secure, planned dinner engagement. When it offers too, and the steering benefits from added to re-route me to avoid traffic, I hesitate weighting. The brakes suffered no fade and then accept. I’m instructed to take the while under duress, but the mid-50s next exit. Just as I guide the LS onto the temperatures were unseasonably cool. ramp, the navigation genie changes her Rain pours from the sky as I closed in mind, telling me to stay on the freeway. on home. Water ponds on local freeways. Too late. Now I need to find my way back Drainage channels in my neighborhood onto the route, having lost precious time. flow like raging rivers. Thanks to its full- Back on I-680 north, the navigation time all-wheel-drive system, though, my test genie again suggests that I take the next exit car takes the inclement weather in stride. to avoid traffic. I know better than to listen. The new 2018 Lexus LS 500h is a nice Fool me once, shame on you. Fool me car. In nearly every respect, it exudes twice, shame on me. quality. It is exceptionally comfortable. And But I do need gas, so I request via the it looks great, inside and out.

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