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Questions? Call 1-800-Tribune Saturday, September 1, 2018 Breaking news at chicagotribune.com Gang member extradited from Mexico in 1994 slaying Man to stand trial in killing of 18-year-old college student Armand Browning

By David Jackson and Tribune reporters in seen him there in recent Madeline Buckley 2011 located Hernandez days. Chicago Tribune in a central Mexican This week, Mexican town where his family and U.S. authorities fi- Gang member Oscar Hernan- owned property, living nally succeeded in extra- dez vanished from Chicago in openly under his own diting Hernandez to 1994 after he allegedly shot and name with a wife and two Chicago, where he is killed a college freshman who children. Hernandez charged with the 1994 happened to drive past the street wasn’t at the home that murder of 18-year-old corner where Hernandez was day, but his wife and local Hernandez Hampton University standing. government records con- freshman Armand ABEL URIBE/CHICAGO TRIBUNE But in Mexico, he was hiding in firmed his whereabouts, and “At last for me and my wife, there can be some closure,” said Stephen plain sight. neighbors told reporters they had Turn to Extradition, Page 4 Browning, father of Armand Browning, shown with wife Saundra.

Can pot replace prescribed opioids? New state law allows medical marijuana to be dispensed as substitute By Robert McCoppin Chicago Tribune

Marijuana advocates were overjoyed this week when Illinois Gov. Bruce Rauner legalized medical cannabis as a substitute for prescription painkillers. The Marijuana Policy Project called it a “big win” for patients, and officials say it will greatly expand the number of patients, possibly saving lives. But the new state law begs the question: How effective is canna- bis for treating pain? And how well does it work to reduce opioid use and overdose deaths? The answers, of course, de- pend on whom you ask, whether doctors, researchers or patients. Some pain physicians love it. Many addiction specialists, not so much. The National Institute on Drug Abuse has decades of re- search on the negative effects of ANGELA WEISS/GETTY-AFP marijuana, while the Center for The casket of Aretha Franklin arrives at the Greater Grace Temple in advance of her funeral on Friday in Detroit. Medical Cannabis Research in San Diego has mostly positive reports. And patients have their own preferences. Some patients said they’re grateful for an alternative to pain pills that some say make them Impassioned farewell groggy. But Joe Ruzich, who has a nerve disease that left him some- times screaming in pain, said he survives only thanks to an electric stimulator and an opioid pump. for the Queen of Soul He worries that doctors are being pressured to cut off opioid medi- cation. songs and dozens of tributes. “It helps people like me live a Presidents, stars deliver emotional tributes to Franklin Guests included former Presi- normal life,” said Ruzich, who dent Bill Clinton, former first previously wrote for the Tribune By Jeff Karoub remembering the Queen of tice,” the pastor William Barber lady Hillary Clinton, the Rev. as a freelance reporter but had to Associated Press Soul as a powerful force for said. “Her singing was revela- Jesse Jackson, Stevie Wonder stop because of his ailment. “I’m musical and political change tion and was revolution.” and Smokey Robinson. glad people have more choice, but DETROIT — Former presi- and a steadfast friend and In a send-off both grand and Robinson, the Motown to present it as an alternative to dents and preachers joined a family member. personal, a celebrity lineup of great, remembered first hear- opioids doesn’t seem right to me.” parade of singers Friday in a “Aretha’s singing challenged mourners filled the same De- ing Franklin play piano when As with many aspects of mari- hip-swaying, piano-pounding the dangling discords of hate troit church that hosted Rosa juana, research has found mixed farewell to Aretha Franklin, and lies and racism and injus- Parks’ funeral, offering prayers, Turn to Franklin, Page 2 Turn to Marijuana, Page 4

Trump edges closer to $200B State moves to be proactive in lead poisoning fight New rules would halve prodding paid off — a blood test in China tariffs revealed her son was severely lead level in children before poisoned, likely because of the President Donald Trump intervention, boost fines lead-based paint in their Gresham wants to move ahead with a home. plan to impose tariffs on By Ese Olumhense “When a child gets lead poison- $200 billion in Chinese im- Chicago Tribune ing, it robs them of their independ- ports as soon as a public- ence, of their intellect,” said Mc- comment period concludes Something was definitely Mullen, who has dedicated herself next week. Business, Page 9 wrong with Tolanda McMullen’s to activism around childhood lead son. poisoning. Though her son is 8 The shift happened around the now, he has the mental age of a 1 time he was 1 ⁄2 in 2011. His 3-year-old. McCain hailed at appetite suddenly vanished, even In view of this, state officials for ice cream, a favorite treat. And have moved to lower the level of Capitol ceremony although he was always very lead in a child’s blood that would affectionate as a baby, his mood trigger public health interventions Congressional leaders sa- changed. He was cranky, achy, by 50 percent — from 10 to 5 luted John McCain on Friday always crying. micrograms per deciliter, the Illi- as “one of the bravest souls Perplexed, McMullen sched- nois Department of Public Health our nation has ever pro- uled doctor’s appointment after said this week. duced,” in a memorial cere- ZBIGNIEW BZDAK/CHICAGO TRIBUNE doctor’s appointment. Nothing If the proposed rules are mony in Washington. Tolanda McMullen watches as her son, Makheil, washes his hands after helped, until she asked for her son Nation & World, Page 7 coming home from school in Country Club Hills on Friday. to be tested for lead poisoning. Her Turn to Lead, Page 4

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CORRECTIONS AND CLARIFICATIONS PAUL SANCYA/AP Ariana Grande shares a moment with Bishop Charles Ellis during Aretha Franklin’s funeral Friday in Detroit. ■ In the print edition of Friday’s Business section, headlines incorrectly said that Lakeshore East devel- opers revised a plan in order to add towers. In fact, the developers had previously announced plans to build towers. The new information was that the plan was Moving ceremony for Franklin revised. The Tribune regrets the errors. lasts more than seven hours HOW TO CONTACT US 7 a.m.–5 p.m. Monday–Friday Franklin, 7 a.m.–noon Saturday–Sunday from Page 1 Ariana Grande sang one of the Delivery problem? 7 a.m.–11 a.m. holidays Queen’s biggest hits, “(You Make Me Or go to chicagotribune.com/ Call 312-546-7900 he was just 8, and he remained close to Feel Like) A Natural Woman,” and customerservice her for the rest of her life. 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Al Sharpton read a state- EDITORIAL: Questions and comments about stories in the Chicago Tribune someone who “lived with courage, not Detroit and a citizen of the world. ment from former President Barack should be directed to editors of the respective content areas. without fear, but overcoming her Actress Cicely Tyson reworked the Obama, who wrote that Franklin’s Chicagoland news: Phil Jurik, [email protected] fears.” Paul Laurence Dunbar poem “When “work reflected the very best of the Business: Mary Ellen Podmolik, [email protected] Sports: Joe Knowles, [email protected] He remembered attending her last Malindy Sings” to “When Aretha American story.” Features: Amy Carr, [email protected] public performance, at Elton John’s Sings.” Franklin died Aug. 16 at age 76. Entertainment: Scott Powers, [email protected] Opinion: John McCormick, [email protected] AIDS Foundation benefit in Novem- Music mogul Clive Davis, who Her body arrived in a 1940 Cadillac ber in New York. She looked “desper- helped revive Franklin’s career in the LaSalle hearse. She wore a shimmer- ately ill” but managed to greet him by 1980s, described her as a loving friend ing gold dress with sequined heels — Chicago Tribune (USPS 104-000) is published daily (7 days) at 160 N. Stetson Ave., Chicago, IL 60601; Chicago Tribune Company, LLC, Publisher; standing and saying, “How you doing, and a dedicated and unpredictable the fourth outfit Franklin was clothed periodicals postage paid at Chicago, IL, and additional mailing offices. baby?” artist, whose passions ranged from in during a week of events leading up Postmaster: Send changes to the Chicago Tribune, Mail Subscription Division, 777 W. Chicago Ave., Chicago, IL 60654. Her career, Clinton noted, spanned soul to ballet. to her funeral. Copyright 2018 Chicago Tribune Company, LLC. All rights reserved as to from vinyl records to cellphones. He He remembered her turning up at a The casket was carried to the entire content. held the microphone near his iPhone tribute to him in a tutu. church that also sent Franklin’s father, and played a snippet of Franklin’s “There was the Queen of Soul, the renowned minister C.L. Franklin, classic “Think,” the audience clapping accompanied by members of the City to his and Parks’ final resting place at INSIDE along. Center Ballet Company,” he recalled, Woodlawn Cemetery, where the sing- “It’s the key to freedom!” Clinton with Franklin “doing well-rehearsed er will join them. Pink Cadillacs filled A+E News 11 Editorials News 10 said. pirouettes and dancing with most the street outside the church, a Business News 9 Nation & World News 6 Lasting more than seven hours, the impressive agility and dignity. It was reference to a Franklin hit from the Comics News 14-15 Weather Sports 10 service at Greater Grace Temple wonderful.” 1980s, “Freeway of Love.” encompassed many of the same el- Jennifer Hudson, whom Franklin Detroit Mayor Mike Duggan an- ements and emotions that were hall- reportedly handpicked to play her in a nounced during the service that the marks of Franklin’s more than six movie about her life, brought the city would rename the riverfront decades on sacred and secular stages. crowd to its feet with a rousing amphitheater Chene Park to “Aretha She was remembered as the pride of “Amazing Grace.” Franklin Park.”

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Landlord had other court-appointed receiver for repairs, records show. citations years “The Department of before 10 kids died Buildings takes emergency complaints and public safe- By Elvia Malagon ty very seriously,” according and Elyssa Cherney to a statement from the Chicago Tribune agency. “This week our inspec- City officials handed tors had full access to the down more than 40 build- building and were able to ing code violations against conduct a thorough inspec- the owner of a Little Village tion of both buildings. building that was the scene These inspections revealed of an early Sunday fire in multiple violations, many of which 10 children died. which were identified as Six violations were is- dangerous and hazardous.” sued for the building in the Gutierrez, through a rela- rear of the property where tive and his attorney Ser- the children were sleeping rato, has maintained there when the fire started. An were smoke detectors in the additional 38 violations apartment where the chil- were issued for the building dren were sleeping. at the front of the property, Fire officials had been which include one for miss- unable to find evidence of a ing smoke detectors, ac- smoke detector, but then on cording to city records. An- Wednesday, remains of other violation is for a what officials believe was a smoke detector missing a smoke detector without a battery and another for working battery was found missing carbon monoxide at the scene, according to a detectors. tweet from Chicago fire. Merced Gutierrez, owner As of Friday, the extra- of the building in the 2200 alarm fire remained classi- block of South Sacramento fied as “undetermined,” Avenue, could not be im- pending further investiga- mediately reached for com- ABEL URIBE/CHICAGO TRIBUNE tions and reports. Investiga- ment. Attorney Raul Serrato A memorial honors 10 children who died of injuries from a fire on South Sacramento Avenue in Chicago on Aug. 26. tors have not found evi- said Friday that he had not dence of foul play. represented Gutierrez on For the front building, of the fire that started in an any adult patients and had tion, was given an adminis- Gutierrez is expected to past code violations and the violations range from enclosed back porch of an to knock down the door to trative hearing, where the appear in Cook County Cir- could not immediately com- the porch being obstructed apartment in the rear build- get inside. landlord showed the unit cuit Court next week. ment on the new citations. by junk to evidence of ro- ing, where 10 children were At least 15 adults and 15 had been fixed, according to A memorial service for The six citations for the dents and a roach infesta- having a sleepover. The children were displaced Gregg Cunningham, a six of the children will be building where the fire tion, according to city re- children who died included from other buildings af- spokesman for the city held 10 a.m. to noon Sat- started will require Gutier- cords. nine first cousins and a fected by the fire, according Building Department. urday at Our Lady of Te- rez to register the vacant By the time Chicago fire- close family friend. to authorities. In 2014, the city cited peyac Church, 2226 S. building with the city, to fighters responded about 4 The children have been This isn’t the first time Gutierrez for violations at Whipple St., according to submit plans from a li- a.m. Sunday to the Little identified as Amayah Al- Gutierrez has been cited by another apartment he Enlace Chicago, an organi- censed architect or engi- Village apartment, the fire maraz, 3 months; Alanni the city. In October 2015, owned in Little Village. The zation helping the families. neer for repairs, to repair had grown so hot and large Ayala, 3; Gialanni Ayala, 5; city inspectors cited him for property didn’t have a car- The memorial is for Nathan, the damages and to post that it could have been Ariel Garcia, 5; Giovanni not having a smoke detector bon monoxide detector, was Cesar, Xavier, Ariel, contact information for the smoldering for up to half an Ayala, 10; Xavier Contreras, in the same unit where the kept at low temperatures, Amayah and Adrian. vacant property, according hour before someone called 11; Nathan Contreras, 13; fire started, city records didn’t have a working space to city records. The viola- 911, said Larry Langford, a Adrian Hernandez, 14; show. The case, which heater and didn’t have hot [email protected] tions were mostly issued to spokesman for the Chicago Cesar Contreras, 14; and noted that Gutierrez also water, court records show. [email protected] In response, Gutierrez Twitter @ElviaMalagon make sure the now-vacant Fire Department. Victor Mendoza, 16. failed to maintain exterior Twitter @elyssacherney building is secured. There were no survivors Firefighters did not treat stairways in a safe condi- paid more than $2,000 to a ‘Way too early’ for impeachment discussion

Schneider: Even if president that I think is Bennett said he wants to relatively easy to read,” Ben- cut federal spending as well Dems win House, nett said later. “On immigra- as tax “loopholes” for some work must be done tion, if you know that he businesses. wants that wall, and that’s In winning the GOP pri- By Mike Riopell his price of support, I think mary, Bennett defeated a Chicago Tribune you know where his but- candidate backed by alumni tons are. I think he’s not a of Republican Gov. Bruce Democratic U.S. Rep. mystery in a lot of ways.” Rauner’s campaigns, de- Brad Schneider on Friday Schneider said he’s been spite having limited experi- said that if his party wrests part of the bipartisan Prob- ence running for office. In control of the House from lem Solvers Caucus that 2015, he lost a write-in bid Republicans following the worked on a health care for the Deerfield Library November election it will be proposal last year. He Board; in 2013, a race for able to further investigate blamed Trump for killing it. West Deerfield Township President Donald Trump’s TERRENCE ANTONIO JAMES/CHICAGO TRIBUNE But he touted working with trustee; and in 2012, a run administration, but he said Democratic U.S. Rep. Brad Schneider, left, and Republican challenger Doug Bennett speak Republican U.S. Rep. Mike for the Lake County Board. it’s too early to talk about to the Tribune Editorial Board on Friday. Bost from Downstate Mur- He graduated from North- impeachment. physboro in winning the western University with a “Will we be able to do their race for Congress in flipped back and forth be- Schneider first won the president’s signature on a math degree. investigations? Absolutely,” the north suburban 10th tween the GOP and Demo- seat in 2012 over Republi- new law to give schools Like many incumbent Schneider, of Deerfield, Congressional District. crats since Republican can Robert Dold, who took grants to put panic buttons lawmakers, Schneider has a said. “Will we be able to Bennett is a first-time Mark Kirk left the seat to it back two years later. Then in classrooms. big campaign cash advan- better understand … the congressional candidate run for the U.S. Senate in in 2016 Schneider again “We do get things done in tage in the race. At the end attacks on our electoral sys- who emerged from a three- 2010. beat Dold, who didn’t seek a bipartisan way, but we’ve of June, he showed having tems, better dig in to under- way Republican primary in In seeking re-election, another rematch this year. got to do it on the bigger nearly $2.5 million in the stand what happened so we March. Asked Friday if he Schneider hopes to serve At Friday’s Editorial things,” Schneider said. bank compared with Ben- can defend against them in thought Trump was ethical, back-to-back terms in Con- Board meeting, Bennett ac- On taxes, Schneider said nett’s approximately the future? Absolutely.” he said that “in general he’s gress and win two consecu- cused Schneider of not ac- the Republican income tax $45,000. “None of the people I’m probably as ethical as most tive elections in the district complishing much in Wash- overhaul of last year added The 10th Congressional working with are talking people are when they go to for Democrats. Either feat ington, saying he could do too much to the national District centers on the about impeachment at this the office.” would be a first for Demo- more to compromise with debt. “To offer these mas- North Shore, running south point,” he said. “It’s way too “I don’t think he’s par- crats in the district since the Republicans and Trump. sive tax cuts to the most from the Wisconsin border early.” ticularly a paragon of virtue late Abner Mikva did so in “Really, at the end of the day, fortunate Americans at a through central Lake Schneider and Republi- or a criminal mastermind,” the 1970s. In 2016, the the question is: What did time when the economy is County and into northern can challenger Doug Ben- Bennett said. “I think he’s district favored Democrat you get done and how are doing strong, unemploy- Cook County. nett of Deerfield appeared who he is.” Hillary Clinton over Repub- you going to do it?” Bennett ment is low, that’s almost before the Tribune Editori- The 10th District they’re lican Trump by nearly 20 said. like pouring water into a full [email protected] al Board on Friday as part of fighting to represent has percentage points. “We have a transactional glass,” he said. Twitter @mikeriopell Worker’s torch set off explosion

By Rosemary Sobol after the roof collapsed. One western Memorial Hospi- may not have been monitor- Chicago Tribune of the trapped workers was tal. Eight of them have been ing the area just before the rescued about 20 minutes released. torch was ignited. “All we A worker’s torch set off later. The second worker The plant is the oldest of know is you’re supposed to an explosion of methane gas was “buried and entombed” seven Metropolitan Water have your (personal) moni- that lifted the roof off a by fallen debris, and it took Reclamation District treat- toring device on when you building at a Far South Side firefighters two hours to ment facilities, according to go in,” he said. “Using a water treatment plant, free him, according to Fire the agency’s website. It be- torch in that environment sending rubble crashing Commissioner Jose Santia- gan operations in 1922 and wasn’t supposed to be down on 10 workers and go on the scene. serves more than 1 million done.” ANTONIO PEREZ/CHICAGO TRIBUNE trapping two of them, Chi- Specially trained fire- people in a 300-square-mile During the two-hour res- A firefighter surveys a portion of the roof that collapsed cago fire officials said Fri- fighters tunneled under- area in the southern portion cue of the trapped worker, Thursday, at a South Side water reclamation plant. day. neath the rubble to reach of Cook County. firefighters used airbags The blast occurred the worker, who remained A crew was working on a and hydraulics to lift thou- lapse,’’ he said. “On the Fire Department is ready around 11 a.m. Thursday as conscious. “very large” tank inside the sands of pounds of concrete fourth attempt to raise the for,” Langford said. “They the workers were doing All the injured workers building when a torch ig- and debris. An IV was concrete, we brought him drill on this.” maintenance inside a were listed in serious to nited methane gas, fire offi- started, and the worker was up high enough to clear him The MWRD said the sludge concentration build- critical condition as they cials said. Methane is a stabilized while firefighters without any further col- plant is continuing to op- ing at the Calumet Water were taken to Advocate natural byproduct of the tunneled to reach him, lapse.’’ erate, and “we will continue Reclamation Plant at 400 E. Christ Medical Center in treatment process. Langford said. The man suffered frac- to treat water at the plant as 130th St., officials said. Oak Lawn, the University of Chicago Fire Depart- “They had to lift the tures including to his legs normal.” Eight workers were able Chicago Medical Center, ment spokesman Larry concrete carefully so we and face. to make it out on their own Stroger Hospital and North- Langford said the workers didn’t cause a further col- “It’s the kind of thing the [email protected] 4 Chicago Tribune | Section 1 | Saturday, September 1, 2018 Gang member extradited to U.S. in 1994 killing

Extradition, from Page 1

Browning. “At last for me and my wife, there can be some closure,” said the victim’s father, Stephen Browning. Reporters traced Hernandez in Mexico as part of the Tribune’s “Fugitives from Justice” series, which documented how suspects easily fled across borders to evade trial on charges of murder, rape FAMILY PHOTO and other felonies. Armand Browning was home on Armand Browning was home spring break from Hampton Uni- on spring break from Hampton versity when he was slain in 1994. University in Virginia when the SUV he was riding in with two like molasses that (has) been friends apparently passed a gang frozen and is thawing. But it boundary while driving from Oak works.” Park into Chicago. Police alleged Hernandez is the seventh fugi- that Hernandez, then 19 and a tive highlighted in the Tribune self-described member of the series who has been captured and street gang La Raza, fired at least returned to face charges. ZBIGNIEW BZDAK/CHICAGO TRIBUNE six times at the SUV, hitting Carlos Castillo was extradited Tolanda McMullen hugs son Makheil as he arrives home from school Friday in Country Club Hills. A blood Browning in the head. in 2015 and convicted of failing to test when he was younger revealed he had severe lead poisoning. Soon afterward, authorities se- report a 2009 hit-and-run traffic cured a federal warrant that noted accident that killed 25-year-old Hernandez’s mother had told in- student Rachel Gilliam. He is vestigators her son probably fled serving an eight-year prison term. New state rules would halve level to Mexico. Chicago businessman Kyung Browning and his wife, Saun- Ho Song was extradited from dra, said they lost faith in U.S. law South Korea and convicted in of lead in kids before intervention enforcement as the years went on 2014 of a 1996 reckless homicide and police detectives stopped re- stemming from a fatal accident Lead, from Page 1 “There is no safe level of lead exposure, turning their phone calls. Author- caused while he was driving ities reactivated their search for drunk. He served a five-year adopted, many more children which is why it is important to identify Hernandez after the Tribune lo- prison sentence, including time with the toxic metal in their cated him in 2011, Browning said. served while awaiting trial. blood would be identified and children with elevated blood lead levels Yet after one visit to the Brown- Giovanni Spiller, who initially evaluated at home by public ings’ home and a flurry of phone fled to the Philippines after being health nurses. Last year, for quickly and take steps to intervene.” calls, they heard nothing more. charged in a 1996 murder, was example, around 229,000 chil- — Dr. Nirav D. Shah, head of the Illinois Department of Public Health In recent years, Browning said, found living in California under an dren in Illinois were tested for “I gave up again.” alias after a person who knew of lead; more than 7,000 had blood Police and other authorities his whereabouts read a Tribune lead levels at or above 5 micro- health effects. The health effects director and founder of the have released little information article about the case and con- grams per deciliter, provisional of lead exposure cannot be en- Institute of Neurotoxicology and about their pursuit of Hernandez, tacted authorities. He was con- state data show. tirely reversed.” Neurological Disorders in Seat- and they did not say why he was victed in 2013 and is serving a Of this group, just over 5,600 The state has been working on tle. He has long pressed the CDC extradited now, more than 24 35-year prison sentence. had levels between 5 and 9.9 lowering the level since 2015, to lower its lead in blood refer- years after the killing. Mexican Raul Andrade Tolentino, who micrograms per deciliter. These said Melaney Arnold, health de- ence level to 2 micrograms per officials issued a provisional arrest fled to Mexico after being charged children make up the majority of partment spokeswoman, to deciliter. warrant for him in 2015, a Cook in the 2000 knife slaying of his those with higher lead levels, but match that set by the Centers for “We need to protect kids’ County prosecutor said in a court former girlfriend Alma Chavez, current state standards don’t Disease Control and Prevention. brains,” said Gilbert, who’s stud- proffer Thursday. was extradited from that country mandate anything be done for Although the CDC established ied the effects of lead exposure On March 6 of this year, Mexi- in 2013. He pleaded guilty to them — something that would the 5 micrograms per deciliter on children’s brains and behavior can Interpol police arrested Her- murder and is serving a 30-year change under the proposed new level in 2012, not all states have since 1976, two years before nandez in El Estudiante, the small prison term. rules. The new rules would be adopted the measure in their lead-based paint was banned for town where Tribune reporters Polish authorities in 2014 re- armed with some new legal teeth own lead programs. The varia- use in U.S. homes. For children, found he was living in 2011, turned Andrzej Rybka to Chicago too. The proposal would boost tion from state to state has “small amounts of lead makes a federal court records show. His to face reckless homicide charges enforcement authority for viola- frustrated some caregivers, in- big dose,” he said. family’s brick home was secluded in a 2004 car crash that killed two tions of the state’s Lead Poison- cluding the parents of children Although Shabazz and Gilbert behind a 10-foot wall and sur- people. He pleaded guilty and is ing Prevention Act and Code, and poisoned by lead. agree that there is no acceptable rounded by cornstalks and banana serving an eight-year prison term. it would increase the maximum “All states should lower the or safe level of lead in a child’s trees on the banks of the Additionally, the Rev. Joseph fine for violators. actionable level of lead to 5 blood, both said Illinois’ push for Amacuzac River. Jeyapaul was extradited from his “There is no safe level of lead micrograms per deciliter to be in a lowered level shows the state On Wednesday, five months native India and faces charges that exposure, which is why it is alliance with the level set by the wants to more seriously address after his arrest in Mexico, Hernan- he sexually assaulted two teenage important to identify children Centers for Disease Control,” the risk of lead exposure. dez was extradited to Chicago and girls while he worked in a Roman with elevated blood lead levels said Queen Shabazz of United “A child is a terrible thing to placed in police custody. Charged Catholic diocese in Minnesota. He quickly and take steps to inter- Parents Against Lead, a Rich- waste,” Shabazz said. with first-degree murder, he ap- served a one-year sentence and vene,” said Dr. Nirav D. Shah, mond, Va.-based organization. “I’m still emotional about this. peared Thursday in Central Bond was deported back to India in head of the state department of Some toxicology experts be- It affected my family, my son,” Court. 2016. health, in a news release an- lieve even 5 micrograms per said McMullen, who lives in Hearing from a reporter Friday nouncing the plan. “Even low deciliter is too high. After all, if a Country Club Hills. “And it’s about Hernandez’s capture and Chicago Tribune’s Gary Marx con- levels of lead in blood have been child has a blood lead level that is preventable. Any lead is bad extradition, Browning said he was tributed. shown to contribute to learning 2 micrograms per deciliter and lead.” overjoyed. disabilities, developmental de- above, that child is having some “The system does work,” he [email protected] lays, behavioral problems, as well kind of environmental exposure [email protected] said. “It pulls slowly sometimes, [email protected] as a number of other negative to lead, said Steven G. Gilbert, Twitter @essayolumhense Some patients grateful for marijuana alternative to prescription pain pills Marijuana, from Page 1 and a professor at the University disorders — and there was moder- of Pittsburgh, and is on the board ate evidence linking marijuana to results. The short answer is, yes, of directors of the American abuse of other substances. marijuana can help relieve pain, Academy of Pain Medicine in Major medical groups like the but not for all patients with all Chicago. Pennsylvania has a new American Medical Association conditions. Some states with med- law similar to that in Illinois, and the American Academy of ical cannabis have also reported allowing the use of marijuana to Family Physicians oppose state reductions in narcotics prescrip- try to wean patients off opioids. medical marijuana laws. The tions, abuse and overdose deaths Most people who legally use American Society of Addiction — though those associations don’t prescription pain pills don’t abuse Medicine says all cannabis prod- prove marijuana caused those their medicine, he said. About 30 ucts should be subjected to the changes. percent of his patients have been same standards and federal ap- Doctors agree that more re- successful at reducing or eliminat- provals of prescription medica- search is needed. But the evidence ing opioid use with the help of tions, and that smoking it as a so far hasn’t stopped advocates on cannabis under a doctor’s care. delivery method should be re- ERIN HOOLEY/CHICAGO TRIBUNE both sides from either praising Some, he said, don’t like marijuana jected because of its health haz- Illinois is now allowing medical marijuana to be dispensed as a substi- cannabis as the cure for every- at all and prefer not to use it. ards. tute for opioid pain pills. thing from cancer to gout, or “It’s not a home run, but the Dr. Norm Wetterau, president condemning it as a scourge that balance tilts toward the positive,” of the New York Society of Addic- drugs. Skeptics point to a recent For some patients, marijuana can cause users to become psy- Wasan said. Certain types of pain, tion Medicine, said cannabis “does Australian study in The Lancet takes the edge off withdrawal chotic. such as pain related to nerve help for terminal cancer pain” but journal that showed people who symptoms and helps them sleep, With an election for governor damage, have a much greater that advocates “say it’s good for used marijuana for chronic pain which is a big benefit. coming in November, the topic likelihood of responding than oth- everything that ails you. There’s over several years actually re- “After years of (prescribing) has become a campaign issue, ers, such as fibromyalgia. no evidence for that.” ported more pain than those who both, I believe we should use with Rauner opposing legaliza- And for those who use illegal The FDA has approved two didn’t. cannabis before an opioid,” Wal- tion for recreational use and opioids, there is not sufficient data synthetic versions of THC, the That result is one that Dr. Mark lace said. Democratic opponent J.B. showing that marijuana helps primary psychoactive component Wallace runs into commonly at his Doctors need training on dos- Pritzker supporting it. Activists them stay clean. of marijuana, and this year for the pain clinic: patients who try to ing before they will feel comfort- and opponents alike have been “That’s a dangerous practice first time approved an oil contain- self-medicate with marijuana but able certifying patients to use lobbying to influence public opin- because you’re likely substituting ing the nonpsychoactive compo- use too much, and their pain cannabis, he said. ion. one addictive substance for anoth- nent cannabidiol, or CBD, for increases. “If you don’t do controlled The day after the new medical er,” Wasan said. treatment of rare forms of epilep- Wallace is an anesthesiologist dosing,” he said, “patients will get cannabis law was approved, one Research so far has generally sy. who conducts cannabis research worse.” Illinois producer, Cresco Labs, backed up claims for some types of But federal law still classifies at the University of California at As for what the manufacturers announced a related marketing pain relief. In the most recent the marijuana plant as a highly San Diego and he’s on the board of of opioid-based prescription pain- campaign, including a vending comprehensive review of mari- addictive schedule I substance the American Pain Society in killers think of marijuana as a machine installed at the state of juana’s effects, the National with no accepted medical value, Chicago. substitute, and of Illinois’ new law, Illinois’ Thompson Center in Chi- Academies of Sciences, Engineer- the same category as heroin and “I see patients every week the industry has been tightlipped. cago that looked like it dispensed ing and Medicine last year found LSD. Meanwhile, opioids killed an wanting off opioids,” he said. “It’s More than a half dozen companies narcotic pills but instead put out evidence that patients using can- estimated 70,000 people last year a drug that will grab hold of a or industry groups contacted by information promoting medical nabis were more likely to experi- in the United States — about 40 patient and will not want to let the Tribune provided no response. cannabis. ence a “significant” reduction in percent of them from legal pre- them go. Their life revolves A spokesman for the one com- As Dr. Ajay Wasan explained in pain. scription drugs like hydrocodone, around their next dose. That pany that did, Purdue Pharma, his recent MedPage Today article, Marijuana also decreased mus- oxycodone, codeine and mor- behavior changes when I put which makes OxyContin, said “I Didn’t Study Medicine to Pre- cle spasms in some people with phine. them on cannabis.” only that it supports patient access scribe Weed,” many doctors re- multiple sclerosis and reduced There is a lack of controlled He cites research and his own to FDA-approved medications. main reluctant to authorize medi- nausea and vomiting in some studies on using cannabis to get off patients’ experience showing cal marijuana use. But he wel- cancer patients on chemotherapy. narcotics. But one survey of al- there is a therapeutic window for Chicago Tribune’s Ted Gregory comes the opportunity to try a But the review also found evi- most 500 patients using marijua- cannabis — where high CBD and contributed. promising new treatment with dence that the drug is likely to na for medical purposes in Canada low amounts of THC, around 4 caution. increase the risk of schizophrenia, found that 80 percent reported percent — can reduce pain, but [email protected] Wasan is an anesthesiologist other psychoses and social anxiety substituting it for prescription high amounts make it hurt more. Twitter @RobertMcCoppin Chicago Tribune | Section 1 | Saturday, September 1, 2018 5 6 Chicago Tribune | Section 1 | Saturday, September 1, 2018 NATION & WORLD

U.S., Canada trade talks hit a wall Trump to sign dential campaign. Canadian officials had revised deal with previously expressed frus- Mexico in 90 days tration that they believed the White House wasn’t By Damian Paletta, willing to budge on a range Jeff Stein of demands, including dairy and Heather Long policy, dispute resolution The Washington Post and the patent protections for pharmaceuticals. WASHINGTON — High- Trump’s off-the-record stakes trade negotiations comments may have val- between the White House idated their fears, as it and Canadian leaders un- suggested Trump was raveled Friday amid strains stringing the Canadians caused by lingering divi- along. sions and comments Presi- Such comments could dent Donald Trump made make it harder for Canadian that suggested he would Prime Minister Justin refuse to offer concessions. Trudeau to cut a deal with The breakdown put Trump, as Canadians back Trump’s effort to redraw home could question the the North American Free deal’s value. Trade Agreement in legal Making matters worse, limbo. Trump has tried for months The White House for- to pressure Trudeau into a mally notified Congress on series of trade concessions, Friday that it will enter into imposing tariffs on Canadi- a trade agreement with an steel and aluminum im- Mexico. ports and vowing to enact The letter stipulated that similar penalties on auto- Canada could also be added mobiles and auto parts. “if it is willing.” JOSE LUIS MAGANA/AP The White House has set But it is unclear whether Canadian Foreign Affairs Minister Chrystia Freeland said Friday: “We are only going to sign a deal that’s good for Canada.” its own deadline of Friday a three-nation trade pact for the completion of nego- can be replaced under con- deadline the White House Canadian officials felt Bloomberg concerning not comment on Trump’s tiations on a preliminary gressional rules with a two- believes is necessary in or- that the U.S. team wasn’t Canada, and this powerful role in the negotiations. deal with Canada, part of nation agreement. White der to get approval from the willing to budge, a senti- understanding was BLA- The White House Trump’s goal to get a new House officials vowed to outgoing government in ment that appeared to be TANTLY VIOLATED,” wanted a firm commitment pact signed before Mexican continue discussions with Mexico. validated Friday morning Trump wrote on Twitter. from Canada to rework President Enrique Peña Ni- Canada, and talks are ex- The White House’s letter after the Toronto Star pub- “Oh well, just more dishon- NAFTA by Friday. Freeland eto leaves office Dec. 1. pected to pick back up to Congress caps a chaotic lished off-the-record com- est reporting. I am used to it. said Canadians would not Trump has said he will Wednesday. day of posturing and ments Trump had made one At least Canada knows be pushed into a deal that’s forge ahead without Canada “The talks were con- brinkmanship between the day earlier to Bloomberg where I stand!” not in their interest, as- if necessary and complete a structive, and we made U.S. and one of its closest News. Trump told The Star quoted Trump serting the White House new trade agreement with progress,” U.S. Trade Repre- allies. U.S. and Canada ap- Bloomberg journalists that as saying he was not going to needed to soften some of its Mexico, a preliminary ver- sentative Robert Lighthizer peared to be within striking negotiations to rework offer Canada any conces- demands. sion of which Trump an- said in a statement. distance of a deal Thursday, NAFTA would only be done sions. But, Trump said, he “At the end of the day, we nounced on Monday. But But Trump seemed will- but a number of issues on his terms, suggesting he couldn’t admit this publicly are only going to sign a deal Republican lawmakers in ing to leave Canada out of a remained unsettled. would not offer any conces- because “it’s going to be so that’s good for Canada,” she Congress have said they final deal. “If we don’t make They couldn’t agree, for sions to Canada. insulting they’re not going said. would oppose any changes a deal on Canada, that’s example, on U.S. demands Trump later confirmed to be able to make a deal.” It couldn’t immediately unless Canada is involved. fine,” Trump said Friday at over dairy policy, and they making the comments to Canadian Foreign Min- be learned whether the set- Canada could be added an event in Charlotte, N.C. also hadn’t reached agree- Bloomberg, though he com- ister Chrystia Freeland, backs would prove tempo- later into a preliminary U.S.- Sending the letter to Con- ment about patent protec- plained they were not in- who was in Washington rary or could threaten Mexico deal, but that would gress on Friday begins a tion for pharmaceuticals or tended for publication. meeting with White House Trump’s ultimate goal of involve legal complications formal 90-day process for how to resolve disputes “Wow, I made OFF THE officials when the news of reworking NAFTA, a core and add fresh scrutiny from reworking the trade deal, a going forward. RECORD COMMENTS to the comments broke, would promise of his 2016 presi- Congress.

NEWS BRIEFING Separatists Staff and news services in Ukraine say leader killed in Supremacists making robocalls cafe bombing about killing of Iowa student MOSCOW — A blast in a cafe in eastern Ukraine Iowa authorities con- Brooklyn, Iowa. on Friday killed the most firmed Friday that record- The man charged in her prominent leader of the ed phone calls citing the death, Cristhian Bahena Russia-backed separatists slaying of an Iowa college River, is suspected of be- who have fought Ukrain- student are being used to ing in the U.S. illegally. ian forces since 2014, rebel promote white suprema- The robocalls describe officials said. cist views, but they said Rivera as “an invader,” and Rebel and Russian au- there’s little they can do — reference immigrants in thorities blamed the despite an outcry from the U.S. illegally, saying: Ukrainian government for Hispanics and other “We don’t have to kill the death of Alexander groups — because there’s them all, but we do have to Zakharchenko, prime no apparent effort to de- deport them all.” minister of the self-de- ceive anyone for commer- The recordings say the clared Donetsk People’s cial purposes. calls are paid for by The ESTEBAN FELIX/AP Republic, with some sug- The robocalls began Road to Power, an Idaho- Missing in Chile: A man places a leaflet of a missing person in front of the Supreme gesting that the United Tuesday, two days after based group with a web- Court in Santiago on Friday during a protest of the parole for ex-military men imprisoned States had a role. Mollie Tibbetts’ funeral in site and neo-Nazi podcast. for the kidnapping and the disappearance of regime opponents in the 1970s and ’80s. However, a top Ukrain- ian security official said the blast was likely the result of the separatists’ FBI arrests 5 from New Mexico factional infighting or an Poll: 60% disapprove of Trump operation by Russian spe- compound on firearms charges cial forces. The Donetsk People’s SANTA FE, N.M. — fice in Albuquerque said while majority backs Mueller Republic, along with a Federal prosecutors say compound resident Jany separatist republic in the FBI has arrested five Leveille, a Haitian na- WASHINGTON — Pres- Trump has tried to inter- This week’s poll finds neighboring Luhansk, has residents of a filthy com- tional, has been charged ident Donald Trump’s dis- fere with Mueller’s investi- that despite the president’s fought Ukrainian forces pound in New Mexico on with being an “alien” un- approval rating has hit a gation in a way that unpopularity with voters, since 2014. More than firearms and conspiracy lawfully in possession of high point of 60 percent, amounts to obstruction of he gets better ratings when 10,000 people have died in charges as local prose- firearms. The other four according to a new Wash- justice; 35 percent say they it comes to the economy: 45 the conflict. cutors dropped charges in are charged with conspir- ington Post-ABC News poll do not think the president percent of Americans ap- the death of a 3-year-old ing with Leveille. that also finds a clear ma- has tried to interfere. prove and 47 percent dis- boy at the property. State charges of child jority of Americans support The rise to 60 percent of approve of Trump’s han- Taos County District abuse resulting in death special counsel Robert Americans disapproving of dling of the economy. Silenced: Venerable al- Attorney’s office said Fri- were dropped against Lev- Mueller’s Russia investiga- Trump’s job performance But 63 percent of Ameri- ternative weekly The Vil- day that it will now seek eille and Siraj Ibn Wahhaj tion. — with 36 percent approv- cans support Mueller’s in- lage Voice will stop publi- grand jury indictments in- in connection with the Nearly half of Ameri- ing — is only a slight shift vestigation of Russian in- cation, the publisher an- volving the death. child whose body was cans, 49 percent, say Con- from the last Post-ABC sur- terference in the 2016 elec- nounced Friday, one year The U.S. Attorney’s Of- found last month. gress should begin im- vey, in April, which mea- tion, with 52 percent saying after it ceased publishing peachment proceedings sured Trump’s rating at 56 they support it strongly; 29 in print. Founded in 1955 that could lead to Trump percent disapproval and 40 percent oppose the probe. by a group that included being removed from office, percent approval. The new poll was con- writer Norman Mailer, while 46 percent say Con- Other recent public polls ducted Aug. 26-29 with a The Village Voice has re- Federal judge denies request by gress should not. have shown Trump’s disap- margin of sampling error of ceived three Pulitzer 7 states to end DACA program And a narrow majority — proval rating in the low- to plus or minus 3.5 percent- Prizes and many other 53 percent — say they think mid-50s. age points. awards. HOUSTON — A federal DACA couldn’t prove that judge Friday declined to allowing the program to order that the U.S. govern- continue was causing ir- ment halt an Obama-era reparable harm. The judge Trump to visit Paris in fall, skip annual Asia trip Diplomatic maneuvers: program that shields questioned the legality of South Korea will send a young immigrants from DACA but argued that WASHINGTON — Pres- stead. nounced his plan to attend special delegation to deportation, marking a more harm would be done ident Donald Trump will The president’s foreign the 100th anniversary of North Korea next week blow to President Donald to DACA recipients if they travel in November to Paris trips — he also will visit the World War I armistice for talks on a nuclear Trump and other oppo- lost the program. for a military parade and to Ireland and Colombia — on Nov. 11 in France. standoff and to set up a nents of the Deferred Ac- The judge, who has Buenos Aires for a global could come at a time of Later in the month, summit planned for next tion for Childhood Ar- ruled against DACA-re- economic forum, the White political tumult if Demo- Trump plans to attend the month, Seoul said Friday. rivals program. lated programs in the past, House announced Friday, crats succeed in winning annual G-20 summit, held The trip comes amid U.S. District Judge An- essentially said the states but he will skip a pair of control of at least one this year in Argentina on growing worry over the drew Hanen said Texas waited too long to ask for regional summits in Asia chamber of Congress in Nov. 30, for meetings with slow pace of getting North and six other conservative the preliminary injunc- that month, sending Vice November’s midterms. leaders of the world’s larg- Korea to end its nuclear states that sued to block tion. President Mike Pence in- In August, Trump an- est economies. program. Chicago Tribune | Section 1 | Saturday, September 1, 2018 7 McCain hailed as 1 of nation’s ‘bravest souls’ By Laurie Kellman cession from Arizona, and Matthew Daly where he and his wife, Associated Press Cindy, raised their family, through the Capitol where WASHINGTON — Con- he worked for more than 35 gressional leaders saluted years, to the U.S. Naval John McCain on Friday as a Academy cemetery in An- model of service in war and napolis, Md. — “back where peace and “one of the it began,” as he wrote in his bravest souls our nation has recent memoir, “The Rest- ever produced,” in a memo- less Wave.” rial ceremony at the heart of On Saturday, the proces- the political battlefield sion will pause by the Viet- where he fought for more nam Veterans Memorial on than three decades. the way to a formal funeral Then thousands of fellow service at Washington Na- Americans, who had lined tional Cathedral. McCain 1 up outside the U.S. Capitol, spent 5 ⁄2 years as a POW in began filing past to say North Vietnam. He’ll be goodbye as he lay in state. buried Sunday in Annapo- McCain, who died Sat- lis. urday at 81, was remem- In Trump’s absence, Vice bered as a man who in- President Mike Pence, De- spired other leaders even as fense Secretary Jim Mattis he vexed them with a rebel- and others represented the lious streak and impish hu- administration. mor. Absent from the event The stop at the Capitol was President Donald was designed to spotlight Trump, who was asked to McCain’s outsize role in an stay away by the Arizona institution bursting with senator’s family. McCain personalities. Just to the and Trump had deep dis- north of the rotunda in the agreements. semi-darkened Senate, Mc- “Half a world away, wear- Cain’s desk remained ing our nation’s uniform, draped in black and topped John McCain stood up for with a vase of white roses. every value that this Capitol After the ceremony, Building represents,” Sen- NICHOLAS KAMM/GETTY-AFP Cindy McCain sat behind ate Majority Leader Mitch Cindy McCain, widow of John McCain, prays at his casket Friday in the U.S. Capitol. her husband’s desk, es- McConnell told the crowd corted by his close friend of McCain’s family, friends members, our veterans and here.” “With John, it was never the bravest souls our nation Sen. Lindsey Graham. He and aides. “Then, he our moral leadership in the House Speaker Paul feigned disagreement. The has ever produced.” plucked two roses from the brought that same patri- world. So it is only right that Ryan, R-Wis., recalled Mc- man didn’t feign anything. Friday’s ceremony was vase and gave them to her, otism inside its walls — to today, near the end of his Cain’s “distinct brand of He just relished the fight,” the midpoint of McCain’s said two people close to the advocate for our service long journey, John lies candor.” Ryan, R-Wis., “This is one of cross-country funeral pro- McCain family. Manafort associate admits not filing as a foreign agent By Chad Day Bloc beginning in 2014. The and Eric Tucker goal, prosecutors say, was to Associated Press influence U.S. policy. But they say Patten never WASHINGTON — A filed under the Foreign business associate of a co- Agents Registration Act or defendant of former Trump disclosed he was represent- campaign chairman Paul ing the foreign businessman Manafort pleaded guilty or the Opposition Bloc. Friday to failing to register Prosecutors say in 2015 as a foreign agent for a Patten worked to set up Ukrainian political party meetings between the and also admitted his role in Ukrainian businessman and a $50,000 donation scheme several U.S. officials includ- involving the presidential ing members of Congress inauguration. and leaders in the State Samuel Patten entered Department. his plea in federal court in Later, Patten wrote talk- Washington as prosecutors ing points and letters used accused him of performing to lobby U.S. officials on the lobbying and con- behalf of the sulting work in the businessman, who United States but is referred to as failing to register “Foreigner B.” Pat- as a foreign agent ten also drafted an as required by the op-ed for For- Justice Depart- eigner B that ment. sought to address As part of his concerns about agreement with Ukraine’s ability prosecutors, Pat- Patten to work with the ten admitted to ly- Trump adminis- ing to the Senate intelli- tration. gence committee during its Court papers say the op- investigation into Russian ed was published in Febru- election interference and of ary 2017 in a “national participating in a scheme to United States media outlet,” circumvent the ban on for- but they do not name the eign donations to President media outlet or Foreigner B. Donald Trump’s inaugural However, on February 6, committee by lining up a 2017, an op-ed published straw purchaser to pay under Serhiy Lyovochkin’s $50,000 for four tickets to name appeared in U.S. the inauguration. News and World Report. The Patten case was re- The op-ed identifies Ly- ferred by special counsel ovochkin as a “leader of the Robert Mueller’s team to Opposition Bloc” and ad- the U.S. attorney in Wash- dresses the same topic as ington, said Bill Miller, a described in Patten’s case. spokesman for that office. Patten’s activities came Andrew Weissmann, one up in January 2018 when he of the lead Mueller team testified before the Senate attorneys in the Manafort intelligence committee as prosecution, was also in the part of its investigation into courtroom Friday during Russian election inter- Patten’s appearance. ference and possible coor- Patten’s plea agreement dination with Trump asso- requires him to cooperate ciates. with the special counsel’s According to court pa- probe. Patten was a busi- pers, Patten misled the ness associate of Konstantin committee during his testi- Kilimnik, a man U.S. author- mony and withheld certain ities have said has ties to documents. He also gave Russian intelligence. “misleading testimony” Kilimnik worked closely about his representation of with Manafort, who was foreigners in the U.S. to hide found guilty last month of that he had failed to register eight financial counts. Kil- as a foreign agent with the imnik also is a co-defendant Justice Department. in a pending case against After the congressional Manafort in Washington, testimony, Patten then de- brought by Mueller’s team, stroyed documents relating that accuses them both of to his foreign work. witness tampering. In a joint statement Fri- Court papers don’t refer day, committee chairman to Kilimnik by name, but say Sen. Richard Burr, R-N.C., Patten worked with a Rus- and the panel’s top ranking sian national on lobbying Democrat, Sen. Mark and political consulting Warner of Virginia, con- services. The Russian na- firmed that the committee tional, who formed a con- had made a criminal refer- sulting company with Pat- ral to the Justice Depart- ten, is identified as “For- ment requesting an investi- eigner A” in court papers. gation into Patten. The documents trace Patten was released on years of work Patten per- his own recognizance Fri- formed for a wealthy day without a sentencing Ukrainian businessman and date. He faces a maximum a Ukrainian political party sentence of five years in known as the Opposition prison. 8 Chicago Tribune | Section 1 | Saturday, September 1, 2018 Judge orders couple to turn over funds Homeless man view the financial records within 10 days. sues to get money The money will be trans- raised to help him ferred to an account con- trolled by Bobbitt’s lawyers Associated Press but can’t be used until the judge determines how it MOUNT HOLLY, N.J. — will be managed. A couple who raised more McClure set up the on- than $400,000 for a home- line fundraiser page as a less man after he used his way to give back to Bobbitt, last $20 to fill up the gas who came to her aid when tank of a stranded motorist she ran out of gas on an in Philadelphia must now Interstate 95 exit ramp late turn over what’s left of the one night. It raised more cash. than $400,000 in funds A New Jersey judge is- donated by more than sued the order during a 14,000 people. hearing on the lawsuit Bobbitt walked a few brought by Johnny Bobbitt, blocks to buy McClure gas. who worries Mark D’Amico She didn’t have money to and Katie McClure have repay him at the time, but mismanaged a large part of sought him out days later to the donations raised for him give him the money, and on GoFundMe. visited him a few more The couple deny those times to bring food and claims, saying they’re wary water. They later appeared of giving Bobbitt large sums on shows like “Good Morn- because they fear he would ing America” and were in- buy drugs. terviewed by the BBC. The judge ordered the During an appearance couple Thursday to transfer Monday on NBC’s “Megyn the money into an escrow Kelly Today” show, D’Am- account by the end of busi- ico told Kelly there was well ness Friday and hire a over $150,000 left of the forensic accountant to re- donations.

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Trump edges closer to $200B China tariffs Decision not final, $200 billion tranche would quick action, and Treasury be the biggest so far and Secretary Steven Mnuchin but president likes would mark a major escala- and White House economic plan, sources say tion in the trade war be- adviser Larry Kudlow argu- tween the world’s two larg- ing for more time, according By Jennifer Jacobs, est economies. It is likely to to people familiar with the Shawn Donnan, further unnerve financial matter. Andrew Mayeda markets that have been con- Trump cut off negotia- and Saleha Mohsin cerned about the growing tions with China because of Bloomberg News tensions. China has threat- what he perceives as Bei- ened to retaliate by slapping jing’s lack of cooperation in WASHINGTON — Presi- duties on $60 billion of U.S. nuclear talks with North dent Donald Trump wants goods. The Trump adminis- Korea, one of the people to move ahead with a plan tration is finalizing the list said. The president wants to to impose tariffs on $200 of Chinese targets and tariff squeeze China, believing billion in Chinese imports rate, which could range the U.S. has leverage over as soon as a public-com- from 10 percent to 25 per- Beijing, that person said. ment period concludes next cent. Trump on Wednesday week, according to six peo- Trump’s plan to bring accused China of pressur- ple familiar with the matter. down his biggest hit yet on ing North Korea not to bend Companies and mem- MARCIO JOSE SANCHEZ/AP China comes as trade talks in nuclear negotiations with bers of the public have until A widening trade war could hurt ports that handle goods the U.S. imports from China. show little signs of progress. the U.S. But he insisted that Thursday to submit com- Discussions between U.S. the trade differences would ments on the proposed du- The tariff news exacer- in installments. The U.S. has ministration waited about and Chinese officials last be resolved. ties, which cover everything bated already fragile market so far imposed levies on $50 three weeks after announc- week in Washington “As for the U.S.-China from selfie sticks to semi- sentiment amid currency billion in Chinese goods, ing in mid-June that it was yielded few results. trade disputes, and other conductors. The president routs in Argentina and Tur- with Beijing retaliating in imposing tariffs on $34 bil- The latest China tariff differences, they will be plans to impose the tariffs key. kind. lion of Chinese goods be- decision is causing debate resolved in time by Presi- once that deadline passes, Some of the people cau- It’s also possible the pres- fore they were imple- within the administration, dent Trump and China’s according to the people tioned that Trump hasn’t ident could announce the mented. The next stage of with U.S. Trade Representa- great President Xi Jinping. familiar with the matter, made his final decision, and tariffs next week, but say tariffs on $16 billion of tive Robert Lighthizer and Their relationship and bond who spoke on condition of it’s possible the adminis- they will take effect at a goods took hold in August. White House trade adviser remain very strong,” Trump anonymity. tration may enact the duties later date. The Trump ad- The imposition of the Peter Navarro pushing for said on Twitter. Little Company of Mary Hospital to stop pediatric inpatient services

By Lisa Schencker days the year before. The hospital will still growing. Last year, the state Chicago Tribune “In light of the fact that treat children in its emer- approved a request by Lurie we have seen decreasing gency department, urgent to add 48 beds — 44 inten- Little Company of Mary pediatric hospitalizations, care centers and in outpa- sive care beds and four Hospital in Evergreen Park coupled with a dedicated tient surgery. neonatal intensive care beds plans to close its pediatric children’s hospital within A number of Chicago- — at a cost of $51 million. inpatient unit, joining an our same service area, we area hospitals have stepped Lurie also plans to add 24 ever-growing list of Chi- are discontinuing our pedi- away from pediatric inpa- beds for cancer and blood cago-area hospitals doing atric inpatient unit,” said tient care in recent years as disorder treatment in 2019. the same. recently appointed Presi- more procedures are done Little Company of Mary The hospital has filed an dent and CEO Dr. John on an outpatient basis and Hospital and Healthcare application with the state Hanlon, in a news release. amid stiff competition from Centers and Rush hospital Health Care Facilities and The hospital also is dis- children’s hospitals. Last system recently called off Review Board to discontin- continuing its Care Depot year, Mount Sinai Hospital plans to merge. The systems ue its 20-bed pediatric unit program, which functioned in Chicago and Amita mutually agreed to back by Nov. 1. The hospital cited as a sort of sick day care, in Health Alexian Brothers away from the proposed declining demand for the which employees and com- Medical Center in Elk Grove deal in April but provided services in its application, munity members could Village also slashed inpa- scant details as to why. saying pediatric patients drop off their sick children tient pediatric services. ANDREW A. NELLES/CHICAGO TRIBUNE 2010 spent 680 days in the unit for the day so they could go Meanwhile, Lurie Chil- [email protected] Little Company of Mary Hospital in Evergreen Park is seen in last year, compared with 722 to work. dren’s Hospital has been Twitter @lschencker 2010. The hospital plans to close its pediatric inpatient unit.

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VOICE OF THE PEOPLE School support Vikki Ortiz is right. (“School nurses tackle mental- health needs,” Aug. 26.) There is a mental health crisis in Illinois’ schools. According to the 2015 High School Youth Risk Behavior Survey, 17 percent of adolescents in Illinois have seriously considered attempting suicide, and 10 percent of adolescents attempted suicide at least once during the last 12 months. These alarming statistics bring to light that we’re not talking about “adolescent mood swings.” Young people are in crisis, and there are not enough resources to combat severe mental health issues. Research indicates that half of all mental health disorders in adulthood start by age 14, and that most cases are unde- tected and untreated. By shortchanging the supports we put in place for young people, we’re setting them up to E. JASON WAMBSGANS/CHICAGO TRIBUNE 2013 become adults with debilitating health problems. While it is essential to increase the number of school nurses in our schools, they often lack the resources and support needed to provide the full scope of care for every Indiana Dunes: Sandy oasis should student, especially in relation to behavioral and mental health issues. An important model in Illinois that offers a solution to be America’s next national park these health care access issues involves school-based health centers. SBHCs are primary care offices located in The National Park Service’s first doesn’t back national park status for be as drawn to a place that’s a “na- or near schools, providing comprehensive services such as director, Stephen Mather, sounded the Indiana Dunes because that tional lakeshore.” physical examinations, acute care, immunizations, man- more like Blake than bureaucrat designation should be reserved for The Dunes encompass 15,000 agement of chronic conditions such as asthma and diabe- when, in 1916, he pitched the idea of “units that contain a variety of re- acres along the blue expanse of Lake tes, vision and oral health care, and nutrition counseling. making the Indiana Dunes lakeshore sources and encompass large land or Michigan. There’s 15 miles of beach They also offer much-needed behavioral health services. a national park. water areas.” and rocky shoreline, rolling sand We see the most success when school nurses, counsel- “I have never seen sand dunes that As a national lakeshore, the Dunes dunes tufted with prairie grasses, 50 ors and social workers work in tandem with SBHCs. equal them in any degree,” Mather already is run and staffed by the miles of trails through stands of School personnel, when identifying a student in need, can wrote in a report to his boss, Interior National Park Service. Granting it black oak and marshland. Wildlife refer to the SBHC where they can receive a full mental Secretary Franklin Lane. “Here the status as a “national park” would species that make the Dunes home health assessment and receive long-term counseling, if sand, swept by the winds, attacks amount to a change in park signs. It include cormorants and herons, needed. If the state of Illinois is serious about setting our trees and shrubs and slowly covers doesn’t mean a bigger budget or brown bats, muskrats and white- young people up for success, it is essential that we invest them and smothers them, while the changes in programming. It’s basi- tailed deer. more resources into both school nurses and SBHCs. winds lash them mercilessly. … They cally marketing. It’s a palette of flora and fauna that — Kristen Nuyen, coordinator, Child & Adolescent Health constitute a Paradise for the artist The Dunes attracted 2.1 million Mather aptly gushed about, and one Initiative, EverThrive Illinois and writer.” visitors in 2017, more than Mount that deserves the brand of “national More than a century later, there’s a Rainier National Park or the Ever- park.” To Chicago and northwest bipartisan push in Congress to ele- glades. Proponents of national park Indiana, the Dunes have for decades Blatantly neglected vate the Indiana Dunes’ status from status for the Dunes say the designa- been that getaway from urban bustle Eric Zorn was spot on in his recent GoFundMe com- national lakeshore to national park. tion would beef up the park’s popu- and grit, a sandy oasis alongside the mentary. No one is talking about this sorry state of affairs The idea won approval in the House larity even more. cool blue of one of America’s Great in this country, as if that’s the way it has to be. We lived in late last year, and a companion bill is There’s an allure that comes with Lakes. Making the Dunes a national Canada for a year as permanent residents where this pending in the Senate. The current being lumped in the same category park has the potential to bring more situation would be impossible. Everyone had a health card head of the National Park Service, as Grand Canyon, Yosemite, Acadia of America to this oasis. It’s what the regardless of employment or financial status, with access acting Director Daniel Smith, told a and Yellowstone. Chicagoans know National Park Service’s first director to excellent care at high-quality hospitals and clinics. Senate subcommittee last month all about the aesthetic of the Dunes, envisioned, and it’s what the current There was no health insurance industry to profit off of that Donald Trump’s administration but people from other states may not director should embrace. people’s plights. The situation in the rural South such as Louisiana is a prime example. Occasionally a team of doctors arrives in remote areas by mobile medical clinic to provide free care. WHAT OTHERS ARE SAYING People who haven’t seen a doctor in years wait hours for a chance to be seen with illnesses far advanced in progress. In pointing out the short- On Tuesday, the Centers for Dis- Great powers are the nations that How shameful this is, in one of the wealthiest countries comings of air conditioning, it ease Control and Prevention an- best harness their economic poten- on the planet. I ask myself, how can I wave the flag on is easy to overlook its achieve- nounced that reported cases of three tial to build up military strength. Independence Day and say I’m a proud American when so ments, to ask, in the style of sexually transmitted diseases in the When they become overextended, many are so blatantly neglected without a second thought “Life of Brian,” what it ever did U.S. had reached an all-time high in the splurge of spending to sustain a given? I just don’t understand it. Maybe one day we, as a for us. Considerable reductions 2017. Rates of gonorrhea rose by 67 strategic edge leaves more produc- country, will wake up and provide all our citizens with in the loss of life through excess percent, syphilis by 76 percent, and tive parts of the economy starved of universal medical care access we all deserve. heat is one answer. Increased chlamydia by 21 percent, to a total of capital, leading to inevitable decline. — Richard Fischer, Glen Ellyn productivity and economic almost 2.3 million cases nationwide. That should be a worrying prospect activity in hot regions of the According to the CDC, 2017 sur- for China, a would-be great power world is another. Or better- passed 2016 as the year with the whose current phase of growth is Party of the rich functioning hospitals and most reported STD cases on record associated with an increasingly It continues to amaze me how gullible people are. For schools. Most of us would be — and marked the fourth year in a aggressive military posture and a instance, for years the news media have characterized grateful for its contribution to row that STDs increased steeply in tsunami of capital spending in its Republicans as the “party of the rich.” computing and movies. … the U.S. strategic neighborhood. When Congress passed the tax bill, which will most One defense of air-condi- It might seem logical that higher Like the Soviet Union in the likely reduce taxes for 75 percent of taxpayers, Democrats tioned cities is that they are STD rates would go hand in hand 1970s, China is coming to the end of and the media immediately portrayed the bill as tax cuts more energy-efficient than very with increased sexual activity, but a a long labor-force boom, and hoping for the wealthy which would primarily benefit Republi- cold cities — Minneapolis, for flurry of recent research indicated that an orgy of investment will keep cans. Of course this was accepted by the general public. example – that need to be American adults are actually having the old magic going while stabilizing In reality, major Democratic donors represent a very heated up in winter, and if the less sex on average than they have in its fraying frontiers. The success or large segment of the wealthy. Look at them: George Soros, statistics of energy consump- decades. The CDC’s findings, cou- failure of its Belt and Road projects Hollywood stars, tech billionaires, and even Wall Street tion sound terrifying, they can pled with the decline in the fre- ($1.5 trillion of infrastructure proj- tycoons. So, isn’t it about time for the media to stop calling also be put in perspective. The quency of sexual encounters, indi- ects over the next decade across Republicans the party of the wealthy? It probably won’t U.S. expends more energy on cate that Americans’ sex lives are Southeast, South and Central Asia) happen because facts rarely matter these days. air conditioning, for example, changing; when people are doing it, — and the still greater sums it’s — Dan Schuchardt, Glen Ellyn than the whole of Africa does they’re doing it with fewer precau- spending domestically — will deter- on everything. Then again, it tions in place, and with less of a mine whether the nation achieves expends even more energy on safety net for diagnosis and treat- its dream of prosperity or succumbs A list of grievances hot water, which doesn’t get ment. As sex has fallen further down to the same forces that doomed the In 1998 Republicans gleefully impeached Bill Clinton the same rap. the priority lists of many Americans, USSR. for conduct which, while hardly honorable, presented no Rowan Moore, so perhaps has sexual safety. David Fickling, threat to the rule of law, to the integrity of the democratic The Guardian Ashley Fetters, The Atlantic Bloomberg Opinion election process, to the freedom of the press, or to the constitutionally defined separation of powers. His con- duct invited no toxic foreign actors into the Oval Office and promoted no domestic cast of supporting characters EDITORIAL CARTOON who were devoted to self-interest above national interest. Today’s Republicans, however, either enthusiastically support the current perversion of the Great American Experiment or lie supine before the Trumpist assault. The last politician on the American political scene to claim for himself such powers and privileges as we are now witnessing and to express such contempt for the American political process and the majority of its citizens was King George III. Among other “injuries and usurpa- tions” as the Declaration of Independence calls them, are listed in that same document the following grievances: “He has obstructed the Administration of justice by refusing his Assent to Laws for establishing Judiciary Powers. He has made Judges dependent on his Will alone for the tenure of their offices and the amount and pay- ment of their salaries.” “He has endeavoured to prevent the population of these states; for that purpose obstructing the laws for Natural- ization of Foreigners; refusing to pass others to encourage their migration hither, and raising the conditions of new Appropriations of land.” “He has excited domestic insurrections amongst us.” He has cut “off our Trade with all parts of the world.” He has employed tactics “for the sole purpose of fatiguing us into compliance.” The redress of these and other grievances is that to which the real life flesh and blood Founding Fathers pledged their lives, their fortunes, and their sacred honors. The language of the Declaration of Independence may seem quaint to the modern ear, and conditions, of course, are today much different. The aspirations and methods of kings and king-wannabes, however, remain distressingly similar over the centuries. It’s time to get independent of the Trumpists, all of them. — Anne Tangeman, Jasper, Ind. MICHAEL RAMIREZ/THE DAILY SIGNAL Chicago Tribune | Section 1 | Saturday, September 1, 2018 11 AE+ ARTS+ENTERTAINMENT ‘A Star is Born’ can’t miss Triumph, heartache, Lady Gaga — this reboot has it all

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“Maybe it’s time to let the old ways die.” So sings Bradley Coop- er’s grizzled music giant Jackson Maine, the Garth Brooks/Willie Nelson/Bruce Springsteen mashup who meets the humble but driven phenom in the mak- ing, played by Lady Gaga, at precisely the right time for maxi- mum commingled triumph and heartbreak. Letting the old ways die con- stitutes the worst possible advice for anyone retooling “A Star is Born.” Sure enough, Cooper has ignored that advice utterly in his roles as co-star, co-writer, pro- ducer and first-time feature film director of the shamelessly effec- tive remake. The film made its world pre- miere Friday at the Venice Film Festival, the crucial first stop for awards season contenders of serious pedigree. This is a first- look review; we’ll give it fuller WARNER BROS. treatment closer to its Oct. 5 U.S. Bradley Cooper and Lady Gaga helm the newest iteration of “A Star is Born,” directed and produced by Cooper. release. So far, the three official “Star is Jackson Maine on tour, when his Then comes what always and the nose-to-nose verbal In the songs, and in the back- Born” pictures have scored with hearing loss, alcohol intake and comes in this old song: marriage, altercations between Gaga and stage mini-dramas, Gaga dines their respective audiences, pill-popping are all still relatively addiction, arguments, one career Cooper, or between Cooper and out on every opportunity this pulling variations on the theme under control. Cooper’s guitar in a tailspin, the other riding a Sam Elliott, who plays Maine’s project affords her. She goes for of star-crossed lovers whose chops are more than serviceable, comet to the stars. The script hits increasingly bitter brother, a it, without exhausting us, and career trajectories wind up in and the decision to record live (no its marks and moves on. It miss- glorified roadie. Andrew Dice that full-throttle attack is what tragic misalignment. First it was post-production dubbing) lends es, I think, an opportunity to Clay acquits himself well enough will likely make Cooper’s direc- Janet Gaynor and Fredric March an air of authenticity to a story imagine the female lead as some- as Ally’s Sinatra-loving father. torial debut a popular success. At in 1937; then Judy Garland and that is, and has always been, at one familiar with the early 21st His material isn’t daisy fresh, but one point, Elliott says it out loud: James Mason in 1954; then, a least 50 percent seductive fraudu- century, even though it’s set in the retro vibe of Cooper’s film — “It’s the same story, told over and generation later, with Barbra lence. the present day. Gaga’s easy, despite a crazy amount of fairly over.” He’s talking about song- Streisand and Kris Kristofferson It’s Lady Gaga’s show, though. offhanded command of the rough language — is part and writers and the finite number of in 1976. Throw in the first film’s Two bars into Ally’s drag-bar screen matches up well with parcel of this old, sad, irresistible notes they have at their disposal. clearest inspiration, “What Price rendition of “La Vie En Rose,” and Cooper’s sincere, straight-ahead scenario. But he’s talking about “A Star is Hollywood?” from 1932, and you Maine is hooked. Every wide- portrayal of a good man under- Cooper’s on-the-nose direc- Born” too. have a hardy showbiz fable reaf- eyed reaction shot of Cooper in mining his own talent. But Ally tion carries more than trace firming all the old cliches about close-up indicates the obvious: gets too few chances to really elements of Clint Eastwood, who Read Michael Phillips’ coverage of paternalistic older men and char- This woman has a voice, and is speak her piece, or complicate directed Cooper in Eastwood’s the Venice and Toronto film festi- ismatic younger women, in some not afraid to use it. Barely 15 min- the surface image of the long- biggest-ever hit, “American vals across the next few days. aspect of the entertainment utes into “A Star is Born,” the star suffering caretaker of a career Sniper.” His camera instincts are world. is, in fact, already born, once alcoholic. already solid; Cooper wisely lets Phillips is a Tribune critic. Cooper’s version hews closest Maine coaxes a reluctant Ally on You won’t go to “A Star is the performance footage play out to the realm of the Streisand/ stage at one of his concerts to sing Born” for crushing realism, or at reasonable lengths, in reason- [email protected] Kristofferson love story. We meet one of her own compositions. nuance. You’ll go for the vocals, ably generous takes. Twitter @phillipstribune

maintaining that same liberation and freedom.” For Jordanna, Drawing inspiration from her understanding of body language, she focused on making music that made her move in the same way she did when she listened to some freedom is key of her biggest influences; artists from Etta James, Sarah Vaughan By Jessi Roti Where the When: 8 p.m. and Janis Joplin to Beyonce and Chicago Tribune ballet world Sunday, Sept. 2 Kehlani. wasn’t accept- While an R&B approach to Jordanna wants you to know ing, the music Where: music has inspired Jordanna, she the feelings are real — the sadness, world was — Schubas, 3159 is aware of her place as a white the sensuality, the empowerment. first, in punk. N. Southport woman in a black genre. While All are apparent on her debut After buying Ave. writing, she read musician/poet solo EP “Sweet Tooth,” released in an acoustic Tickets: $12, Jamila Woods’ book, “Black Girl February. Across five songs in guitar and www.lh-st.com Magic” — soaking in Woods’ under 15 minutes, the singer- teaching her- words on being an observer and a songwriter’s mission, reiterated in self to play, listener, and using that to break her Twitter bio, is clear; “just tryna Jordanna boundaries and absorb knowl- make u feel sexy and liberated.” booked her first show at a local edge to help fight the good fight. “Sweet Tooth” helped the artist, coffee shop before anyone — apart “There’s privilege that comes born Hayley Jordanna, re-emerge from her mother, who was not along with that,” she explains. “So as a steadfast, last-name-only R&B impressed — had heard her sing. if I have the power to use to bring performer — inviting all to her In college, she was introduced to women of color up — because musical kickback centered around Riot Grrrl for the first time. The they’re not getting noticed, but radical feminism, sexual agency feminist, defiant politi-punk have beautiful, important things and self-love and acceptance. But showed the young artist a world of to say, I’m studying. It’s compli- it wasn’t an easy road to becoming women in music buried just be- cated … because I never want to the type of artist who would make neath the history she was then take up space where a woman of such music to be shared with and reading about in Alternative Press color can and should be. It’s im- in front of others. magazine. portant for me to provide repre- Growing up in Philadelphia, Finding like-minded collabora- sentation so that other young she followed in the footsteps of tors after a move to Chicago in JOSE M. OSORIO/CHICAGO TRIBUNE women of all races can feel in- her maternal lineage and became 2013, she started the now-defunct Singer-songwriter Jordanna channels vulnerability with her debut EP. spired and empowered.” immersed in professionally Glamour Hotline — a three-piece Jordanna’s journey isn’t over. tracked ballet, which she refers to that thrived on what she describes ibly depressed and isolating my- with herself, mentally and phys- After the release of her new sin- as “serious,” at the age of 2. Jor- as “incredibly angry, radical self. ically, she forced herself to tear gle, “Eu Quero Voce,” on Tuesday, danna’s relationship to her own songs.” But like with many restless “I was feeling that my music down walls built by years of prac- she’s looking ahead to a possible body through dance became a young acts, the band burned out was no longer reflecting how I ticing perfection as a ballet dancer, LP and putting the heartbreak driving force behind her eventual fast — calling it quits in 2016. The actually felt, which is kind of the and defensiveness as a punk. and journeying that inspired foray into music, especially when end of a turbulent romantic rela- whole point if you’re going to “My relationship with my body “Sweet Tooth” to bed. that body began to differ from the tionship followed, leaving Jor- write music. I was breaking up was based on nobody touching it, “Human beings are complex, dancers around her. danna exhausted emotionally and with somebody who was hurting for sure,” she explains. “Not mov- women are complex. You can “I am 5-foot and extremely alone for the first time in a long me a lot and I started questioning ing sexually, but being very con- have a bunch of different feelings curvy,” she jokes. “It was not time. why I was letting someone treat scious and almost afraid of my about one person, it doesn’t have working. I was watching other, “It was very aggressive and me that way, especially when I’m movements. When I began to be black and white,” she ex- older girls in the company that attacking, it became way too much playing incredibly feminist, radi- playing punk music, that was the plains. “I have 80 different people looked like me being ostracized or for my brain to handle,” she recalls cal punk music. It was kind of an first time I started thinking about living inside me — I can be this made fun of and I was like, ‘This is of the post-Hotline period. “You overlap.” my body as ‘I can do whatever I person one second and that per- not for me, this is not gonna work can’t keep that up forever, I don’t She describes her early solo want with it and it doesn’t have to son the next. I think that’s some out.’ So naturally the next thing know how punk musicians do it. I shows as “having a bit of a crisis in follow any rules,’ but I didn’t feel patriarchal trickle-down making was, ‘OK, well, I’ve lived my whole do not separate my personal life public” — her attempts at estab- like I could be a sexual figure or us feel like we can only be one life listening to music through from my art; my art is my person- lishing intimacy or vulnerability person. I think with sexuality thing. We can be many different dance.’ There was always music ality, my personality is my art. So with the audience resulting in comes vulnerability and punk is things, that’s what’s so great playing in my head, still is. I don’t when I was performing and writ- performance art shtick such as not very vulnerable, so I started about women.” even need to have music on me. ing these songs that were so angry, passing around clipboards midset writing music that took me back There’s always a beat to the way I but important politically and very for a Q&A, roses or glasses of to movement and exploring how [email protected] move, the way I think.” political, I was becoming incred- wine. Looking to get reacquainted to be sensual and sexy while Twitter @jessitaylorro 12 Chicago Tribune | Section 1 | Saturday, September 1, 2018

ASK AMY By Amy Dickinson

[email protected] Twitter @askingamy Grandparents pressure her to visit

Dear Amy: About a year able to again. do in this situation? Was I ago, my maternal grand- How can I tell them that wrong to say anything? parents sold their home the rest of us just don’t — Perturbed Yogi and moved across the have the means to pick up country to spend their and fly? Dear Perturbed: You

HULU retirement in a nicer town. — Frustrated Grand- weren’t wrong to say any- Now they are pressuring daughter thing about this overpow- Keire Johnson is one of the three skateboarders featured in “Minding the Gap.” my husband and me to fly ering scent, but the way out and stay with them for Dear Frustrated: Can you chose to speak up — CRITICS a week. They tell me, “Ev- you make this trip solo (if waving your hand, and in a eryone else has come” or your grandparents pay parking lot in front of both “We feel like you don’t your way)? If not, then you spouses (and possibly PLANNER really love us.” simply cannot do it. That’s others) — seems unneces- The problem is time and nonnegotiable. sarily rude. MICHAEL money. My husband and I It is not fair for your In my (limited) experi- PHILLIPS live on a very tight budget. grandparents to try to ence taking yoga classes, MOVIES While visiting them used emotionally manipulate the instructor gently con- to be a drive up the street, you into visiting. All you trols the atmosphere in the “Minding the Gap” it would now require plane need to do is to say, “I’m room. A word to the in- Growing up in Rock- tickets, time off work, gas sorry, but I can’t come. It structor might have been ford, cinematographer and money to get to an airport doesn’t mean that I don’t more appropriate, because director Bing Liu spent a and hiring someone to care love you, but it does mean she or he could have spo- lot of his teenage years for our dog while we’re that I can’t visit you. I’m ken to the man privately, skateboarding and filming away. going to have to love you while also reminding the his friends doing the same. MICHAEL BROSILOW PHOTO I told my grandparents from a distance for now.” entire class (publicly) that The three main nonfiction this, and they offered to They seem able to afford strong scents affect all characters comprise a Underscore Theatre Company’s “Haymarket.” pay for our plane tickets. to make the trip, and so you participants. Rust Belt edition of The That is generous of them, should encourage them to Three Musketeers, each tory of Chicago, with velt Rod., Berwyn (Sept. 9); but it’s only a small part of come back to their home- Dear Amy: I found your young man seeking solace book, music and lyrics by $34 and $36; www.oldtown the problem. My husband town. A visit might make sappy answer to “Maybe and escape in skateboard- Alex Higgin-Houser and school.org; $30; www gets paid only when he them feel loved and shore Auntie” to be typically ing. Much of “Minding the David Kornfeld. It’s a .fitzgeraldsnightclub.com. works. If he takes off a them up as they continue shallow and judgmental. Gap” is painful to witness, highly effective, made-in- HOWARD REICH week, we would not make to adjust to their new lives. It’s easy for you to insist but as past and present Chicago musical that’s enough to pay rent. I have that this woman should intersect and recombine well worth a look. Through JAZZ told my grandparents this Dear Amy: There is a love a baby possibly not and Liu’s wealth of footage Sept. 16 at Theater Wit, also, but it seems to fall on fellow in my yoga class related to her, but why coalesces, the finished film 40th Jazz Fest 1229 W. Belmont Ave.; A series of free events in deaf ears. who wears very strong should she? becomes a cautiously $30-$35 at www. under Their constant pressure cologne or aftershave. I think many readers hopeful and even cathartic the city’s clubs and concert scoretheatre.org halls will lead up to per- is stressing me out, on top This morning, while feel like I do, that there is experience. NR, 1:33, docu- formances at the Pritzker of an already stressful job. I walking across the parking no reason to “love” a child mentary GREG KOT Pavilion in Millennium can’t make time and mon- lot to class, the scent was who isn’t even related, and MUSIC CHRIS JONES Park and the Chicago ey appear where this is so strong as to be over- who she might not even none. My grandparents whelming. I waved my have a relationship with. THEATER Jimmie Dale Gilmore and Cultural Center across the Dave Alvin street. What’s more, the have the right to move hand and asked that per- — Disappointed “Haymarket” The duo’s first album, Harris Theater’s new away if they want, but they haps he could ease up a bit. A girl of roughly mid- “Downey to Lubbock”, Summer Jazz at the Harris didn’t seem to think of the His wife was surprised, Dear Disappointed: The dle-school age was di- christens that shared offerings will augment the implications of being far- because she doesn’t notice point I was trying to make rectly in my field of vision legacy even as it brings out festival with performances ther away from loved ones. it — probably from in my sappy answer to in the audience; by the end some hidden corners in Saturday, adding a wel- They have no family smelling it all the time — “Maybe Auntie” is that any of “Haymarket,” I could both artists’ pasts, particu- come dimension to the where they live now and and my husband was of us can make a choice to see that her eyes were larly Gilmore’s. It turns 40th anniversary event. don’t know anyone, which shocked that I brought it try to love another person. flooded with tears. Not out Gilmore can blast the Through Sept. 2 at the to me is why they seem up. There is simply no down- bad for a musical about a blues, in addition to his Pritzker Pavilion in Millen- desperate for constant I would usually not be so side to this. labor protest in 19th cen- warbling touch with a nium Park, Randolph Street visitors. My mother has forthcoming, but week tury Chicago. The Under- country or folk tune. 8 p.m. and Michigan Avenue and been able to travel and see after week we are sharing Copyright 2018 by Amy score Theatre Company’s Sept. 8, 5:30 p.m. Sept. 9; the Chicago Cultural Cen- her parents only once an enclosed space, and I Dickinson “Haymarket” is the musi- Old Town School of Music, ter, 78 E. Washington St.; (with the help of a friend think I have the right to calized story of one of the 4544 N. Lincoln Ave. (Sept. Free; www.chicagojazz paying part of the way), breathe clean air in class. Distributed by Tribune bloodiest days in the his- 8); FitzGeralds, 6615 Roose- festival.us. and most likely won’t be Amy, what is a person to Content Agency

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Horoscopes Dilbert By Scott Adams Today’s birthday (Sept. 1): Expand your communication reach this year. Realize your heart’s dream through steady, organized action. Make surprising discoveries through travel and study. Summer team victories lead to a new direction with your work, health and physical energy, inspiring a positive transformation. Aries (March 21-April 19): Today is an 8. You can make extra cash now. Roll with obstacles. Ignore rumors and gossip. Existing obligations vie with new tasks for your time. Taurus (April 20-May 20): 8. Go for your personal priorities. Your past work speaks well for you. Listen and learn. Mini- mize risks and avoid obstacles. Faithfully pursue your goals. Gemini (May 21-June 20): 5. Relax and regenerate in peace- Baby Blues By Rick Kirkman and Jerry Scott ful privacy. Finish an old job. Sort, file and organize. Save money and enjoy domestic comforts. Follow a dream. Cancer (June 21-July 22): 7. Your team comes to the rescue. Friends make an important difference. Rely on each other to navigate tricky waters. Express your gratitude and repay favors quickly. Leo (July 23-Aug. 22): 7. Professional responsibilities could weigh more heavily. Clarify misunderstandings in the mo- ment. Appearances can be deceiving. Strengthen and build support. Accept assistance from your team. Virgo (Aug. 23-Sept. 22): 7. The news may affect your deci- sions. Research your route before setting off. Detail plans and visions. Imagine an ideal outcome, and then go for it. Libra (Sept. 23-Oct. 22): 7. Opposites attract. Collaborate on a profitable scheme. Clarify misunderstandings immediately. Zits By Jerry Scott and Jim Borgman (Zits is on vacation until September 3. Please enjoy this strip from 2014.) Pay bills and send invoices. Maintain your financial momen- tum for a positive balance. Scorpio (Oct. 23-Nov. 21): 7. Someone finds you especially at- tractive; avoid silly arguments. Compromise for solutions that you can both live with. Physical magnetism is part of the fun. Sagittarius (Nov. 22-Dec. 21): 8. Dreams, ideals and visions may not match reality. Miscommunications could frustrate the situation. Disciplined physical action makes a difference. Capricorn (Dec. 22-Jan. 19): 8. Relax and enjoy time with your partner, friends, family and especially children. Ro- mance can kindle when you avoid automatic irritations over misunderstandings. Take action for love. Aquarius (Jan. 20-Feb. 18): 7. Home and family have your focus. Shipping, transportation and communication could get snarled. Keep your patience. Actions speak louder than words. Mr. Boffo By Joe Martin Pisces (Feb. 19-March 20): 6. Proceed with caution. Stay out of someone else’s argument. Ignore gossip and rumors. Conserve resources and invest in efficiency.

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Bridge Both vulnerable, West deals North ♠ J65 Dick Tracy By Joe Staton and Mike Curtis ♥ A65 ♦ AKJ73 ♣ Q10 West East ♠ AKQ108 ♠ 742 ♥ J972 ♥ 3 ♦ 62 ♦ 984 ♣ K8 ♣ 976532 South ♠ 93 ♥ KQ1084 ♦ Q105 ♣ AJ4 Hard Luck Louie faced this problem in the club’s monthly team game. West started with three rounds of spades and Louie ruffed the third round. He routinely started on Animal Crackers By Mike Osbun trumps by cashing the king and leading to dummy’s ace. This catered to East possibly holding four hearts to the jack. When East discarded The bidding: on the second heart, Louie could not make West North East South the hand as he had 1♠ 2♦ Pass 2♥ a heart and a club Pass 4♥ All pass loser to go with the ♠ two spades. “Can you Opening lead: Ace of believe my luck?” said Louie. “I was cold for 11 tricks on a 3-2 trump split, or if East had four trumps. Everything happens to me.” Lucky Larry played the same contract with the same defensive start, also ruffing the third spade in hand. He had 11 tricks on a 3-2 trump split and he could never make Prickly City By Scott Stantis the hand if trumps split 5-0, so he turned his attention to possible 4-1 splits. Playing in a team game, he didn’t care about the overtrick. He just wanted the best chance to make 10 tricks. Larry started by cashing the king and queen of hearts. Had both opponents followed, he would have continued with a heart to the ace and claimed the balance. When East discarded on the second heart, Larry started running his diamonds. West ruffed the third diamond and led another spade, but Larry discarded a club from dummy and ruffed in his hand. A trump to dummy’s ace drew the last trump and Larry claimed the balance. Well done!

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RED SOX AT WHITE SOX Kopech’s status rises as rain falls Rookie blanks Red Sox through 3 sharp innings before storm arrives By Phil Rogers Chicago Tribune

Michael Kopech can really bring it. Three starts into his big-league career, White Sox fans can testify the 22-year-old Texan brings heat, hope and, unfortunately, the rain. Kopech made his second start at Guaranteed Rate Field on Friday night and it was a flash- back to his major-league debut. He was shutting down the opposi- tion — in this case the Red Sox, who traded him to Chicago in the Chris Sale trade — when a rain- storm came out of nowhere and sent the grounds crew scurrying to get the tarp on the field. The White Sox decided not to push it against the Twins in Kopech’s delay, going to the bullpen when the game resumed in the third inning after a 57- minute delay. The delay Friday was even longer, ending his night after three scoreless innings against the powerful Red Sox. The game resumed after a delay of 2 hours, 9 minutes, with Dylan Covey replacing Kopech. Kopech has thrown a career- 1 high 137 ⁄3 to this point, including 11 with the White Sox. His big-league totals show a 0.82 ERA, with nine strikeouts against one walk. The White Sox were leading 3-0 when Friday’s game was interrupted, thanks in large part to Yoan Moncada’s opposite-field home run lined into the Sox bullpen. He was the other head- liner in the four-player package MATT SLOCUM/AP Third baseman David Bote show some frustration after striking out on a night when the Cubs stranded 10 runners in a loss to the Phillies. Turn to White Sox, Page 4 PHILLIES 2, CUBS 1 (10) Hitting mute

well before accounting for the came to me like I said something NL CENTRAL RACE Not much to talk Cubs’ lone run in a 2-1 loss to the wrong.” about: Cubs bats Phillies in 10 innings. Baez said there were no words Contenders W L GB “I didn’t think it was a good exchanged in his next four at- go quiet in clutch pitch, and it wasn’t,” Baez said bats. Cubs 79 55 — after the Cubs (79-55) saw their “Good, because I don’t want to By Mark Gonzales 1 lead shrink to 3 ⁄2 games over the talk to him,” Baez said. 1 Cardinals 76 59 3 ⁄2 JOHN J. KIM/CHICAGO TRIBUNE Chicago Tribune Cardinals in the National League Unfortunately for the Cubs, Michael Kopech shouts into his Central. “We’re human. We their clutch hitting went silent Brewers 76 60 4 glove after escaping a first-inning PHILADELPHIA — After hit- struggle a lot in this sport. But we and caught up with them when jam Friday against the Red Sox. ting his 29th home run Friday admit it to ourselves. Asdrubal Cabrera hit a home run UP NEXT night, Javier Baez isn’t trying to “There’s nothing wrong with off Steve Cishek to lead off the Cubs (Hendricks 10-10, 3.86) think about the strong likelihood asking or talking to umpires. 10th inning. THE LATE SHOW at Phillies (Eflin 9-5, 3.99) of his hitting 30 home runs and They need to start talking to us “We have wasted a lot of good 6:05 p.m. Saturday, NBCSCH For the result and more, go to driving in 100 runs this season. like humans, because they’re not. starting pitching,” manager Joe chicagotribune.com/sports Baez was more forthcoming in And if anybody, it doesn’t have to Maddon said after the Cubs MORE COVERAGE UP NEXT assessing the root of his argument be them, if anybody doesn’t talk were 1-for-7 with runners in Cole Hamels returns to Red Sox (Rodriguez 11-3, 3.44) with home plate umpire Joe West to me with respect, I won’t talk to scoring position and stranded 10 the scene of his prime. at White Sox (Rodon 6-3, 2.70) over a called third strike that them with respect, either. And I Paul Sullivan, Page 3 6:10 p.m. Saturday, WGN-9 occurred in the first inning and didn’t say anything to him, and he Turn to Cubs, Page 3

U.S. OPEN ILLINOIS FOOTBALL Serena leaves no doubt Youngest FBS coach near with blowout of Venus home in debut vs. Illini By Brian Mahoney “She’s my best friend. She By Shannon Ryan SATURDAY’S GAMES Associated Press means the world to me. Every Chicago Tribune Kent State at Illinois, 11 a.m., BTN time she loses, I feel like I do. It’s NIU at Iowa, 2:30 p.m., BTN NEW YORK — Serena not very easy, but it’s a tourna- Sean Lewis will make his head #14 Michigan at #12 Notre Dame, Williams equaled her most lop- ment. We know there’s more to coaching debut Saturday at Me- 6:30 p.m., NBC-5 sided victory in 30 professional life than just playing each other morial Stadium when Kent State meetings with sister Venus, beat- and playing tennis.” faces Illinois. It will be a familiar ing her 6-1, 6-2 on Friday night in They hadn’t played this early setting for the Oak Lawn native. head coach, to lead the team onto the third round of the U.S. Open. in a Grand Slam since Venus won But he’s hoping to make better the field,” he said, “for all those Serena shook off an early ankle in the second round of the 1998 memories on this trip to Cham- firsts to happen in the same injury to win seven straight Australian Open in their first paign. stadium, it’s come full circle.” games and seize control in per- meeting as pros, and only once “We got our ass kicked. They Lewis, 32, will have at least 100 haps her most dominant per- over the next two decades had JULIAN FINNEY/GETTY beat the hell out of us,” said Lewis, friends and family members in formance since giving birth to either won so decisively. Serena Venus Williams, left, hugs sister recalling Richards’ 41-0 loss to Champaign this weekend hoping her daughter a year ago Saturday. won by the same score in a Serena after their third-round Providence in the 2001 Class 6A for a better result than in 2001. The sisters’ earliest meeting in semifinal victory in Charleston, U.S. Open match Friday night. state title game. “I was a sopho- When Kent State hired him in a Grand Slam tournament in 20 S.C., in 2013. more and we had a senior quarter- December, he became the young- years was over early, with Venus “It’s the best match she’s ever sister 18-12, 11-5 in Grand Slam back I was splitting time with. I est FBS head coach, supplanting unable to do anything to blunt played against me,” Venus said. “I tournaments. But this one wasn’t warmed up on the sideline for two Oklahoma’s Lincoln Riley, 34. Serena’s power, even after the don’t think I did a lot wrong. But expected to be so easy, not with quarters and didn’t get in the “Age is relative,” said Lewis. crowd tried desperately to get she just did everything right.” Serena still working her way game.” Lewis’ career took off quickly behind her early in the second Serena, the No. 17 seed, will back into form after returning to He can laugh at the memory after he began coaching at Rich- set. face Kaia Kanepi, who knocked the tour in the spring. now. He also remembered getting ards a few years after college. By “It’s not easy,” Serena said, out top-ranked Simona Halep in But this was the type of tennis his first Big Ten action in 2005 for 2012 he was coaching tight ends despite how easy it looked in a the first round. that has brought her to 23 Grand Wisconsin in a 41-24 victory at and quarterbacks — including match that lasted only 1 hour, 12 Serena, who turns 37 next Illinois. minutes. month, leads the series with her Turn to Open, Page 8 “Now, for the first time as a Turn to Illinois, Page 5 2 Chicago Tribune | Chicago Sports | Section 2 | Saturday, September 1, 2018

NFL Bears NOTES Rams, Donald agree to settle to record contract News services keep him off any NFL 53-man roster since he hit free All-Pro defensive tackle agency in 2017. Aaron Donald agreed to a Kaepernick began a roster massive new contract with wave of protests by NFL the Rams on Friday, end- players two seasons ago, Pace, Nagy making ing his second consecutive kneeling during the na- preseason holdout as the tional anthem to protest final cuts ahead of highest-paid defensive police brutality and racial Saturday deadline player in NFL history. inequality. The Rams announced a Kaepernick contends By Dan Wiederer new six-year deal through the owners violated their Chicago Tribune 2024 for Donald, the collective bargaining reigning NFL Defensive agreement with players by Bears general manager Player of the Year. conspiring to keep him off Ryan Pace and coach Matt ESPN and NFL.com re- of teams. The case hinges Nagy are now in the heat of ported the new deal is on whether owners a demanding stretch, push- worth $135 million over worked together to not ing to configure their ros- the six years, with a $40 sign Kaepernick. ter properly for the begin- million signing bonus and A similar grievance is ning of the regular season. $87 million guaranteed. still pending by unsigned After the Bears wrapped Donald is already under safety Eric Reid, who up a seven-week preseason JOSE M. OSORIO/CHICAGO TRIBUNE contract this season for played with Kaepernick Thursday night with a 28- GM Ryan Pace, left, and coach Matt Nagy have some 53-man roster decisions to make. $6.89 million in the final and joined in the protests. 27 home loss to the Bills, year of his rookie contract. Pace and Nagy reconvened ON THE CLOCK the preseason ended reserve roles. Yet the fate of Donald was chosen for Extra points: Coach Bill at Halas Hall on Friday Days until the season Thursday night, three of Lynch will factor into that the Pro Bowl after each of O’Brien announced that with decisions to make. opener against the the Bears’ top five tight equation. Lynch was a no- his four NFL seasons. The the Texans cut veteran The Bears have until 3 8 Packers at Lambeau ends were dealing with table free-agent signee in 27-year-old Pittsburgh punter Shane Lechler. Un- p.m. Saturday to trim their Field (7:20 p.m. Sept. 9, health issues. March and received a $1.25 product is the centerpiece drafted rookie Trevor roster to 53 players. They’ll NBC-5). Dion Sims is working million signing bonus. But of the Rams defense and Daniel beat out Lechler in begin assembling a 10-man back from a concussion he the veteran pass rusher has one of the NFL’s most training camp. If another practice squad Sunday suffered in early August. been hurt since training dominant linemen. team signs the 42-year-old while also combing thing. We’ll see where Adam Shaheen will likely camp began and didn’t play Donald didn’t report Lecher, the seven-time Pro through other teams’ cuts that’s at really in all three be sidelined into October in any of the five preseason last year until the day Bowler will be entering his for potential waiver claims. phases. But I’m excited to and possibly beyond with games. before the regular-season 19th season. ... The Vikings The process of tweaking get together here and start injuries to his right foot His inclusion on the opener, forcing him to released WR Cayleb Jones the roster will continue putting it all together and and ankle that currently 53-man roster would re- miss the Rams’ first game. three days after he was into next week as the Bears getting into it and figuring have him in a cast and quire the Bears to make a He still earned recognition arrested on probable cause shift full attention to a out what’s best for our needing a scooter to move leap of faith. as the NFL’s top defensive in connection with a do- Week 1 game against the team.” around. And Daniel Brown Among the other ques- player despite playing in mestic violence incident. ... Packers on Sunday night in Nagy said he and Pace injured his right shoulder tions Pace and Nagy must only 14 games, racking up The Eagles released for- Green Bay. have already had lengthy in the first half of Thurs- answer: 11 sacks and 41 tackles mer second-round draft Several of Pace’s past discussions about key ros- day’s loss. ■ Is it worth keeping three while forcing five fumbles pick Christian Hacken- draft picks and notable ter decisions while agree- Consequently, Pace and quarterbacks and using a for the NFC West champi- berg, going with Carson free-agent signings could ing upon a vision for each Nagy will have to fortify spot on the 53-man roster ons. He also led the NFL Wentz, Nick Foles and be headed for the exits this position. The Bears head their depth behind Trey for Tyler Bray? with 91 QB pressures. Nate Sudfeld as their QBs. weekend. Notable players coach also promised to Burton for Week 1 and ■ Has Pat O’Donnell done Also, TE Brent Celek re- on the bubble include out- allow his assistants their adjust other moving parts enough to beat out Ryan Kaep suit can go ahead: tired. Celek, 33, spent all 11 side linebacker Aaron chance to chime in. accordingly. Winslow in the punting Arbitrator Stephen B. Bu is of his seasons in Philadel- Lynch, offensive lineman “We’ll take everybody’s The Bears must also competition? sending Colin Kaeper- phia. ... Raiders CB Daryl Hroniss Grasu and defen- input,” Nagy said. “And solidify plans at outside ■ And will John Timu be nick’s grievance with the Worley faces a four-game sive back Marcus Cooper. ultimately, Ryan and I will linebacker. While Nagy is given a chance to stick NFL to trial, denying the suspension without pay in “We want to look for talk through it and we’ll confident Leonard Floyd around despite a numbers league’s request to throw connection with his April guys who are getting bet- figure out the best deci- will be able to play against squeeze at inside lineback- out the quarterback’s arrest in Philadelphia, ter; they’re gradually get- sions.” the Packers, Floyd will do er that has him behind claims that owners con- ESPN reported. Worley ting better each and every Several of the key deci- so with a club on his Danny Trevathan, Nick spired to keep him out of pleaded guilty June 18 to game,” Nagy said Thursday sions could hinge on in- fractured right hand. Sam Kwiatkoski, Roquan Smith the league because of his misdemeanor charges: night. “They’re not making juries. The depth at tight Acho is the Bears’ other and Joel Iyiegbuniwe? protests of social injustice. driving under the influen- the same mistakes twice. If end, for example, was con- starter at the position. Isa- The former 49ers ce, carrying firearms in you’re going the other way, sidered a strength heading iah Irving and rookie Kylie [email protected] quarterback argues that public and resisting arrest. that’s probably not a good into training camp. But as Fitts are looking to solidify Twitter @danwiederer owners have colluded to

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PHILLIES 2, CUBS 1 (10) Hamels gets salute, not a start Lefty enjoys return to Philly as he gets the weekend off

PHILADELPHIA — Jake Arrieta had his homecoming tribute three months ago at Wrigley Field, and Friday it was Paul Cole Hamels’ turn to Sullivan feel the love. On the Cubs After the third inning of the Cubs game with the Phillies, Hamels watched his career flash before his eyes on the video board at Citizens Banks Park, then saluted the cheering fans with a tip of the cap. Time marches on, but the memories still linger. “It’s a place I obviously got my start in and we did really well, and created a lot of who I am today,” Hamels said. These things are old hat by now whenever an athlete returns to the town where he enjoyed his first taste of fame. Then everyone moves on and returns to the present tense. The circle of life for any star athlete usually involves a second chapter, if not a third and a fourth. For Hamels, the next chapter could put an exclamation mark on a stellar career. He’s trying to help pitch the Cubs back to the World Series, a pos- sibility that got much easier to visualize after watching the veteran left-hander go 4-0 with an 0.69 ERA in his first six starts since the surprising deadline deal with the Rangers. Back in July when he was put on the trade block, there was some talk in Philadelphia about bringing him home. It turned out to be wishful thinking. “Truthfully at that time, I didn’t even think about it,” Hamels said. “I was trying to figure out how to pitch well. I was in a real rut for the better part of the season, especially that month. So for me it was just really trying to pitch well. I understand the situation that was going on in Texas … “Obviously given the opportunity to be traded to the Cubs and get back to the National League, I really didn’t look MATT SLOCUM/AP PHOTOS at their schedule. I didn’t know if there Asdrubal Cabrera starts his trip around the bases after hitting the game-winning home run in the 10th inning Friday to beat the Cubs. was an opportunity to come back to Philly, so this will be a fun three days.” Hamels originally was on schedule to start this weekend, but the Cubs’ deci- sion to go with a six-man rotation Bats quiet in clutch pushed him back to Monday, when he will face the Brewers in Miller Park. It would have been fun to see Hamels face his former team in the ballpark he Cubs, from Page 1 PHILLIES 2, CUBS 1 (10) spent 10 years pitching in, not to men- CUBS AB R H BI SO AVG tion being matched up against the Cy Murphy 2b 5 0 2 0 1 .303 runners. “We had good at-bats, we just Baez ss 5 1 2 1 2 .295 Young candidate Aaron Nola. Rizzo 1b 4 0 0 0 2 .278 Hamels admitted he glanced at the didn’t get the hit when it was necessary.” Zobrist rf 4 0 0 0 1 .310 Although a baserunning gaffe in the Almora cf 5 0 2 0 0 .296 schedule after being dealt to the Cubs Contreras c 2 0 0 0 1 .265 seventh by Tommy La Stella — who set a Happ lf 3 0 0 0 2 .236 and tried to figure out whom he would Quintana p 2 0 2 0 0 .091 franchise single-season record with his 21st a-La Stella ph 1 0 1 0 0 .273 match up against if he got a start here. Wilson p 0 0 0 0 0 .000 pinch hit — cost the Cubs a chance to take b-Caratini ph 1 0 0 0 1 .252 “To be able to match up against De La Rosa p 0 0 0 0 0 .000 (Jake) Arrieta again, or an Aaron Nola the lead, Maddon cut his players some slack Cishek p 0 0 0 0 0 .167 because they played their third game in as Bote 3b 4 0 0 0 2 .250 for the first time ever, that probably TOTALS 36 1 9 1 12 many days in three cities. PHILADELPHIA AB R H BI SO AVG would have been a pretty good game,” “You can’t get too crazy about it,” Quinn rf-cf 41101 .362 he said. “At the same time, the schedule Hoskins lf 30000 .253 Maddon said as the Cubs are approaching Hernandez 2b 40111 .254 just doesn’t permit it to happen.” Ramos c 40102 .309 the halfway mark of their stretch of 23 Santana 1b 40100 .222 Sentimentality has no place in mod- games without a day off. Cabrera 3b-ss 41110 .264 ern day baseball or else Hamels would Kingery ss 30001 .228 The Cubs concluded August with an Dominguez p 00000 .000 be on the mound Sunday. It is, after all, Neris p 00000 .000 18-10 record while increasing their lead in Neshek p 00000 — entertainment. But the Cubs’ brain trust Herrera cf 20001 .267 the Central. Arano p 00000 — felt they were better served sticking Morgan p 00000 — Alec Mills into the rotation Wednesday “I’ll take an 18-10 September if there are Franco 3b 10000 .271 that many games,” Maddon said, likely Pivetta p 10001 .118 against the Mets, giving the regular Bautista rf 20002 .197 knowing the Cubs are scheduled for 28 TOTALS 32 2 5 2 9 starters an extra day of rest. games in the month with two off days. Jose Quintana delivers during a solid six- CUBS 000 010 000 0 — 1 9 0 It seemed to work well for Jose Quin- The loss of outfielder Jason Heyward inning start for the Cubs, giving up one run. Philadelphia 000 001 000 1 — 2 5 1 tana, who allowed one run on three hits One out when winning run scored. a-singled for Quintana in the 7th. (right hamstring tightness) to the 10-day b-struck out for Wilson in the 8th. E: Franco (14). LOB: CUBS 10, Phil- with seven strikeouts in six innings. disabled list on Friday will be offset by the right shoulder inflammation. Russell will be adelphia 3. 2B: Quinn (5). HR: Baez (29), off Pivetta; Cabrera (21), off while pitching in a steady rain. Cishek. RBIs: Baez (98), Hernandez (42), Cabrera (68). CS: Almora return of Kris Bryant, who leads a cast of limited to pinch-hitting and perhaps pinch- (3). Runners left in scoring position: CUBS 6 (Zobrist 2, Contreras, Still, was there any part of manager Bote, Caratini 2); Philadelphia 2 (Santana, Kingery). RISP: CUBS 1 reinforcements Saturday when 25-man running duty until his shoulder is 100 for 7; Philadelphia 1 for 4. GIDP: Zobrist, Almora. DP: Philadelphia 3 Joe Maddon that wanted to see Hamels (Kingery, Hernandez, Santana), (Bautista, Hernandez), (Santana). rosters can be expanded. percent. CUBS IP H R ER BB SO ERA face off against the Phillies on Sunday? Bryant will start in a lineup mixed with The loss of Heyward means that Bryant Quintana 6 31117 4.21 Uh, not really. Wilson 1 1 0 0 0 1 2.96 2 left and right-handed hitters comprised of could play the outfield in addition to third De La Rosa 1 ⁄3 00001 3.80 “The way it all worked out I thought 2 Daniel Murphy, Baez, Anthony Rizzo, base. Cishek, L, 4-2 ⁄3 1 1 1 0 0 1.90 was good,” Maddon said. “Let him come PHILADELPHIA IP H R ER BB SO ERA Bryant and switch-hitter Ben Zobrist. “There are still a lot of ways to figure it Pivetta 5 5 1 1 3 6 4.66 back to Philly and enjoy his three days. I 1 But Zobrist, 37, will need a day off within out,” Maddon said. “It’s just that Jason’s Arano 1 ⁄3 20001 2.66 really thought about that also. He de- Morgan 1 1 0 0 0 1 3.98 2 the next three days, especially with the skill set really plays against a lot of the Dominguez ⁄3 10012 3.04 serves that, although knowing him, how Neris 1 0 0 0 1 2 5.31 Cubs playing a night game Saturday fol- pitchers we’re facing in the near future.” Neshek, W, 2-1 1 0 0 0 0 0 1.47 competitive he is, he may have wanted lowed by consecutive day games. Neris pitched to 1 batter in the 10th. Inherited runners-scored: Mor- to (pitch). I didn’t even talk to him gan 1-0, Neshek 1-0. WP: Dominguez. Umpires: H, Joe West; 1B, Baez’s next day off won’t occur until [email protected] Marty Foster; 2B, Mark Ripperger; 3B, Doug Eddings. Time: 3:23. A: about that. But the way it all played out Addison Russell has recovered fully from Twitter @MDGonzales 22,556 (43,647). was good. We have him in Milwaukee, and that’s not a bad thing. “The extra day … there are a lot of good things that happened. We didn’t CUBS NOTES try to have him avoid it. It just organi- cally worked out that way. But it’s not a bad thing.” The Brewers series obviously is big- ‘Energized’ Morrow aiming to return this month ger for the Cubs than this one, so mov- By Mark Gonzales don has juggled his cast of relievers to more than what I was needed to do,” said ing their hottest pitcher to the opening Chicago Tribune various roles. Reliever Dillon Maples was Kintzler, who has allowed runs in four of game in Miller Park makes perfect promoted from Triple-A Iowa to take the his last six outings. “I was trying to be sense. Brandon Morrow admits he’s bored, roster spot of outfielder Jason Heyward, somebody I’m not. I figure I’ll try to The Cubs are fortunate to have but now it’s for a good reason. who went on the 10-day disabled list simplify everything. In big spots, they Hamels, especially after Yu Darvish’s There are virtually no restrictions on Friday with right hamstring tightness. have caught me off guard. rehab ended with a thud and Tyler him now as Morrow said his right arm Also, the Cubs were finalizing a deal “Sometimes you need something like Chatwood couldn’t recover from his feels strong after coping with a stress with left-hander Jaime Garcia, who lim- that to get you going.” control issues. And Hamels understands reaction that has sidelined him since the ited left-handed hitters to a .188 batting Kintzler, who relies on location more the Cubs’ goals are much more impor- All-Star break. average but was 3-6 with a 5.93 ERA in 25 than velocity, said he merely needs to stay tant than giving fans a made-for-TV “I’m looking forward to getting back, games for the Blue Jays. relaxed. That has become essential since matchup against his old team. now that things are ramping up,” Morrow Garcia has pitched parts of 10 seasons the Nationals dealt him to the Cubs at the “For me ultimately, I just want to go said Friday after throwing long toss from with the Cardinals, Braves, Twins, Yan- July 31 trade deadline after he had been out and pitch and win,” he said. “How- 120 feet. “I’m not testing it. I’m actually kees and Blue Jays. He has a lifetime accused of being disruptive in the club- ever they’re going to slot me is not my building up for it. And I feel better, more record of 70-61 with a 3.84 ERA. house by unnamed sources in several decision. For us right now, we have a lot energized. And newly acquired catcher Bobby publications. of games with no days off, and all of us “I don’t foresee it stalling at all. I’m Wilson is expected to join the Cubs on “When you come over with expecta- are pitching really well. So it’s not fair to optimistic.” Saturday but he remains on the DL with tions, especially with the drama I had, it’s any individual to kind of move me Morrow still isn’t expected to rejoin the an ankle sprain. just stressful in the mind more than around for this sort of situation. Cubs until the second half of September, anything,” said Kintzler, who had a 3.59 “It’s a team, and I’m just lucky and he likely won’t pitch in consecutive Looking for redemption: Brandon Kint- ERA in 45 appearances with the Nation- enough to be a part of it.” games with the hope they can preserve his zler is grateful for second chances, als. arm for the playoffs. especially after a few rough outings. “It has been almost a month since the [email protected] Without Morrow, manager Joe Mad- “When I first got here, I started to do trade. I just have to be myself.” Twitter @PWSullivan 4 Chicago Tribune | Chicago Sports | Section 2 | Saturday, September 1, 2018

RED SOX AT WHITE SOX

WHITE SOX NOTES Don’t expect ’18 promotion for Jimenez

By Phil Rogers | Chicago Tribune

The White Sox are not commenting on their plans for Eloy Jimenez but it does not appear the organization’s top prospect will be among players pro- moted with rosters expanding to 40 for September. Bob Nightengale of USA Today tweeted Friday that the Sox will not promote Jimenez, which was the con- cern Jimenez’s agents had shared in reporting by Fancred’s Jon Heyman. Sox general manager Rick Hahn declined comment Friday. The team issued a statement saying final decisions hadn’t been made yet on promotions and that Hahn would address the situation before Monday’s game against Detroit. Jimenez is hitting .341 with 22 home runs and a .973 OPS between Triple-A Charlotte and Double-A Birmingham. His numbers have actually improved in Triple A. The Sox have insisted that Jimenez will be promoted when he’s ready. They have denied that the decision would be made on service-time considerations. If Jimenez makes his debut next week he could become a free agent after 2024; the Sox can delay that by one year if they wait until mid-April for his debut, as the Cubs did with Kris Bryant.

Building another bullpen: Right- JOHN J. KIM/CHICAGO TRIBUNE hander Ian Hamilton, the all-time saves Yoan Moncada (10) gets a pat on the helmet from Avisail Garcia after hitting a two-run homer in the first inning against the Red Sox. leader at Washington State, was pro- moted Friday to replace lefty Xavier Cedeno, traded to the Brewers for two entry-level players. Hamilton joins Ryan Rain disrupts Kopech Burr, who was promoted after Luis Avilan was dealt to Philadelphia, and lefty Jace Fry to give Rick Renteria three bullpen arms with staying power. White Sox, from Page 1 strike zone, let alone hit spots, and his Kopech, who then retired J.D. Martinez on “They’re all going to have to get an velocity was down a tick. a fly to right fielder Avi Garcia and Xander opportunity to show what they are the Sox received for Sale. That was a good thing for Mookie Betts. Bogaerts on a popup to Moncada. capable of doing,’’ Renteria said. “Hope- That trade is working out exactly the Kopech drilled him with the first pitch — a Ian Kinsler doubled with two outs in the fully we’re going to be able to put them way both teams hoped, although you 96-mph fastball that hit above his left second off Kopech, lining a 96-mph fastball out there in situations that will be wouldn’t think the Red Sox would put elbow — and then walked Andrew Be- to right-center. Kopech made a big mistake challenging, and hopefully they will have Kopech in the deal again if they had a nintendi on four pitches, ending his hitting Sandy Leon with a 1-2 slider but got some success.’’ second chance. 32-inning streak of walk-free pitching. Jackie Bradley Jr. to pop up for the third Hahn has been churning relievers Kopech has developed more quickly However, for the second night in a row out. through his pitching staff the last two than they envisioned, throwing consistent Betts got picked off in the first inning. He Kopech worked a 1-2-3 third inning years, trading five relievers last season strikes with high-90s fastballs to set up a was heading toward third base before against the top of Boston’s order. Shortstop and three this season. The Sox received slider and a curveball. Kopech started his motion to the plate and Tim Anderson ranged a long way to help outfielder Bryan Connell, 19, a native of Kopech seemed shaky at the start, got hung out to dry when Kopech stepped him retire J.D. Martinez on a grounder. Panama, and right-hander Johan Dom- perhaps because he knew he was being off the rubber and ran toward him. It was inguez, 22, a Dominican Republic native, watched by Chris Sale and members of his textbook execution by the rookie. Phil Rogers is a freelance reporter for the for Cedeno. original organization. He couldn’t find the That pickoff seemed to help settle down Chicago Tribune. Chicago Tribune | Chicago Sports | Section 2 | Saturday, September 1, 2018 5 COLLEGE FOOTBALL

Kent State Michigan at Illinois at Notre Dame

TV/radio: 11 a.m. Saturday; TV/radio: 6:30 p.m. Saturday; BTN, WSCR-AM 670. NBC-5, WMVP-AM 1000. Line: Illinois by 16. Line: Notre Dame by 1. Last season’s records: Kent Last season’s records: Mich- State 2-10; Illinois 2-10. igan 8-5; Notre Dame 10-3.

THREE KEYS TO THE GAME

Let AJ Bush Jr. find his Brandon Wimbush needs to rhythm: Curiosity abounds take the next step: The Notre about the up-tempo offense Dame quarterback accounted that first-year coordinator Rod for 30 touchdowns (16 passing, Smith has installed. Bush, a 14 rushing) in his first year as a graduate transfer from Virginia starter, but accuracy (49.5 per- Tech who’s at his fourth college cent) was an issue. That num- in five years, will be making his ber must improve. Michigan debut as an FBS starter. It will won’t make it easy. The Wol- be important for the dual- verines led the nation in pass threat quarterback to find his defense in 2017, allowing 150.1 go-to receivers and get room to yards per game. Returning scramble. starters include All-Big Ten Stop the run: Kent State jun- cornerbacks David Long and ior Justin Rankin didn’t find Lavert Hill and safeties Tyree much success against the best Kinnel and Josh Metellus. competition last season, but he Force Shea Patterson to has skill and might be the Gold- make mistakes: Michigan’s JOE ROBBINS/GETTY en Flashes’ most important new quarterback passed for Northwestern’s TJ Green completed 7 of 11 passes against Purdue as part of a “fluid” quarterback situation. player. Rankin rushed for 490 2,259 yards and 17 touchdowns yards and three touchdowns on for Mississippi in 2017 but also 123 carries and had a team-best threw nine interceptions in 42 catches for 311 yards and seven games before a knee two touchdowns. An up-tempo injury ended his season. Cre- offense under new coach Sean ating turnovers (10 inter- Stress reactions Lewis should suit him. Illinois’ ceptions, 10 fumbles) was a key defense was the Big Ten’s component of Notre Dame’s Tight opening victory that Thorson could re-enter the catches) and kick returning (125 worst against the run last sea- improvement last season. The game. He did, handing off twice. yards on five returns). He broke son, allowing 218.5 yards per Irish have nine starters back on yields some insight into Thorson completed 16 of 26 Purdue’s 46-year-old single-game game, and third-worst in the defense for new coordinator state of the Wildcats passes for 172 yards. At times he record for all-purpose yards with conference in scoring defense Clark Lea. looked like a first-round NFL draft 313. with 31.5 points allowed per Offensive line must be up to By Teddy Greenstein pick — poised, with a strong arm. “Purdue loses, but Rondale game. the challenge: Michigan’s Chicago Tribune He even booked it to the sideline, Moore still wins the night,” read a Knock the rust off: Eyes will Chase Winovich and Khaleke scrambling for 6 yards and wisely headline on 247Sports.com. be on players returning from Hudson each had eight sacks WEST LAFAYETTE, IND. – declining to challenge two de- Northwestern allowed a beefy injuries. Receiver Mikey last season, Rashan Gary six We hear “survive and advance” in fenders on a third down. “Last 472 yards, 115 more than last year’s Dudek, running back Mike and Devin Bush five. Gary and March with basketball. But that’s year I would have,” he said. average. But the Wildcats limited Epstein and linebacker Jake Bush are preseason AP All- what Thursday night’s North- But Thorson also missed key Purdue to 10 second-half points Hansen aren’t expected to ease Americans. The Irish line lost a western-Purdue game was — a throws, overshooting Flynn Nagel and intercepted Elijah Sindelar back in. They’re needed to pair of top-10 NFL draft picks high-stress August football game on a fourth-and-6. three times, twice after getting make strong contributions to in Quenton Nelson and Mike played under unusual circum- Green has 39 fewer games of pressure and forcing him into bad help Illinois take a step forward McGlinchey but return two stances. Leaving West Lafayette experience, is several inches decisions. from a 2-10 campaign that preseason All-Americans in 1-0 and healthy is all that matters. shorter than the 6-foot-4 Thorson The third pick was pure Nate included losses in all nine Big center Sam Mustipher and left Northwestern won kind of ugly, and does not have as strong an Hall. The terrific linebacker — Ten games. guard Alex Bars. getting shut out in the second half arm. But he appears to be a solid with his own offseason-return- of its 31-27 victory. And the backup. And Fitzgerald was glow- from-ACL-surgery story — reac- THE WINNER Wildcats got kind of lucky. Rather ing over after Green whipped an hed out with his right arm to pick than having to punt with more out route to Nagel for 11 yards on a off Sindelar’s short pass in the Shannon Ryan’s pick: The LaMond Pope’s pick: Both than two minutes left, they ran out third-down conversion. second quarter. Illini are young and rebuilding, defenses play well, and a late the clock after the Boilermakers’ After that completion, Green Asked if he was surprised he but they’re still miles ahead of field goal by Justin Yoon is the Lorenzo Neal got whistled for a said he told himself: I can do this. was able to secure the ball, roll the Golden Flashes. Illinois 31, difference. Notre Dame 20, late hit, tossing tailback Jeremy I’m supposed to be here. over and hang on, Hall replied: Kent State 17. Michigan 17. Larkin to the ground. Bang your Going forward, all Fitzgerald “Nah, I dropped a couple picks last heads against the desk, Purdue would say is the quarterback year, so I told everybody on the fans. We understand. situation is “fluid” and will de- defense that I owed them one. It Here are three takeaways from pend on how Thorson feels. And was a full-on reactionary play. I the game: how the doctors feel about his trusted my instincts.” Youngest coach to debut right knee. Two QBs or not QBs: Less than Northwestern has an inter- Quite an option: Northwestern’s Illinois, from Page 1 was meant to do, I was fighting eight months past ACL surgery, esting game next Saturday against second touchdown came on an tooth and nail to get my foot in quarterback Clayton Thorson was Duke. The Blue Devils smoked option play. Larkin ran left and put Jimmy Garoppolo — at Eastern the door in college coaching.” healthy enough to start. But after NU last year in Durham, N.C., a the ball in John Moten’s gut, Illinois, and he served as co- Lewis got his shot in 2010 as leading the Wildcats on two 41-17 beatdown than left observers pulling it back in the last instant offensive coordinator at Bowling tight ends coach at Division II touchdown drives, he got pulled wondering if the Wildcats would when Purdue’s Kai Higgins com- Green and Syracuse before get- Nebraska-Omaha before becom- for walk-on TJ Green. A healthy win five games. They won 10. mitted to Moten. ting the Kent State job. ing a graduate assistant in 2011 at scratch? Sort of. Thorson went 11-for-29, the “I made a decision to keep it,” It took him a few years after Akron. He said he developed NU coach Pat Fitzgerald was defense gave up 34 first downs Larkin said. “Put your shoulder graduating from Wisconsin in much of his style under Dino not being cute. (Twitter lambasted and the team got outrushed 233- pads down and get across the goal 2007 to figure out he should Babers at Eastern Illinois, Bowl- him for trying to be the smartest 22. The Wildcats want revenge. At line.” coach. ing Green and Syracuse. coach in the meeting room.) least they better. Kirk Herbstreit was impressed. “I never really dreamed about Becoming the nation’s young- Asked if he was trying to get Green If they can handle Duke and The ABC/ESPN analyst said dur- it,” Lewis said. “When I found est head coach wasn’t by design. some work, Fitzgerald replied, Akron at home, they would enter ing the telecast: “My man Larkin is coaching, I knew that was my “You always have the mindset “No, no.” their Sept. 29 home game against out there reading it! That’s ad- passion and my purpose.” (of asking yourself ), if you were The plan, he said, was hatched Michigan 3-0 — and coming off an vanced, next-level stuff from a Playing tight end and quarter- the head guy, how would you do three weeks ago. It involved open date. Would Thorson be a running back.” back at Wisconsin under coach it,” Lewis said. “When the oppor- roughly half the world’s doctors full go by then? Or will the Fitzgerald said the Wildcats Barry Alvarez and offensive co- tunity came, I felt ready. I put and trainers. Fitzgerald said it was “different factors and things” be a worked on the play a ton in fall ordinator Paul Chryst — now the people around me who are less of a “pitch count” and more of season-long … thing? camp: “That’s why we don’t have head coach — helped Lewis experts in those areas.” a “series count.” His explanation you guys report on what we do in decide he belonged in football. The challenge is significant at was vague, saying it involved Defense hit or miss: The Wild- practice.” A dull office supply sales job Kent State, which went 2-10 last “different factors and things.” cats knew about Purdue freshman The secret is out now. With also helped. season. Lewis said his first step is So we don’t know if there’s a Rondale Moore. They had seen his Thorson protecting a knee and “I was not happy,” said Lewis, to build a bond with his players. points system with, say, a handoff highlight tape, heard about how Green not exactly Dan Persa or who also worked as a personal “The biggest thing is devel- counting 1, a pass counting 2 and a he squats 600 pounds. Yet at times Kain Colter in terms of mobility, trainer. “When the high school oping trust with the kids and sack counting 20. (The NU offen- they could not corral him, letting NU’s Wildcat package figures to job came open, I knew that’s getting them to buy into what sive line allowed zero sacks.) him slide through on jukes. become a goal-line favorite. what I was meant to do, helping you’re doing,” he said. Fitzgerald said the medical Moore led the Boilermakers in young men grow and mature team informed him during the rushing (79 yards on just two [email protected] through the game of football. 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PROBABLE PITCHING MATCHUPS AMERICAN LEAGUE NATIONAL LEAGUE NATIONAL LEAGUE 2018 TEAM LAST 3 STARTS EAST W L PCT GB L10 STR HOME AWAY EAST W L PCT GB L10 STR HOME AWAY TEAM PITCHER TIME W-L ERA REC W-L IP ERA Boston* 93 42 .689 — 5-5 W-3 48-18 45-24 Atlanta 74 60 .552 — 5-5 L-3 35-31 39-29 Cubs Hendricks (R) 10-10 3.86 13-14 2-1 20.0 2.70 Phi Eflin (R) 6:05p 9-5 3.99 10-9 1-1 15.1 6.46 New York 85 50 .630 8 6-4 W-1 47-23 38-27 Philadelphia 72 62 .537 2 4-6 W-2 43-24 29-38 1 1 NY Matz (L) 5-11 4.36 11-13 0-2 14.0 4.50 Tampa Bay 71 63 .530 21 ⁄2 8-2 L-1 41-24 30-39 Washington 67 68 .496 7 ⁄2 5-5 L-2 33-32 34-36 SF Holland (L) 3:05p 7-8 3.65 14-11 1-0 16.0 1.13 1 1 Toronto 61 73 .455 31 ⁄2 6-4 W-1 34-33 27-40 New York* 59 74 .444 14 ⁄2 5-5 W-1 28-40 31-34 Mil Anderson (R) 9-7 4.04 14-12 2-0 15.0 6.00 1 Was Strasburg (R) 6:05p 7-7 4.15 8-8 1-1 14.2 7.98 Baltimore 40 95 .296 53 3-7 L-1 24-44 16-51 Miami 53 82 .393 21 ⁄2 4-6 L-4 31-39 22-43 Pit Archer (R) 4-7 4.72 11-11 0-2 13.0 7.62 CENTRAL W L PCT GB L10 STR HOME AWAY CENTRAL W L PCT GB L10 STR HOME AWAY Atl Gausman (R) 6:10p 9-9 3.87 10-16 3-0 19.0 0.95 Cin Castillo (R) 7-11 5.07 13-13 1-2 15.2 6.32 Cleveland 77 57 .575 — 5-5 W-2 42-25 35-32 Chicago 79 55 .590 — 8-2 L-1 44-24 35-31 1 StL Poncedeleon (R) 6:15p 0-0 2.08 1-1 0-0 11.0 0.82 Minnesota 63 71 .470 14 4-6 W-1 39-29 24-42 St. Louis 76 59 .563 3 ⁄2 8-2 W-2 37-29 39-30 Col Gray (R) 10-7 4.76 15-10 1-0 20.0 4.50 1 Detroit 54 81 .400 23 ⁄2 3-7 L-1 34-34 20-47 Milwaukee 76 60 .559 4 7-3 W-3 40-26 36-34 SD Erlin (L) 7:40p 3-4 3.69 3-4 1-1 15.2 5.17 1 Ari Corbin (L) 10-5 3.15 16-11 1-1 20.0 3.15 Chicago* 53 81 .396 24 6-4 L-1 25-41 28-40 Pittsburgh 66 69 .489 13 ⁄2 3-7 W-1 35-34 31-35 1 LA Kershaw (L) 8:10p 6-5 2.39 10-10 1-0 23.0 1.57 Kansas City 43 91 .321 34 5-5 W-3 23-45 20-46 Cincinnati 57 78 .422 22 ⁄2 2-8 L-3 32-37 25-41 AMERICAN LEAGUE 2018 TEAM LAST 3 STARTS 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 Bos Rodriguez (L) 11-3 3.44 16-3 2-0 17.0 0.00 Houston 82 53 .607 — 7-3 L-2 35-32 47-21 Arizona* 74 60 .552 — 6-4 W-2 35-31 39-29 1 Sox Rodon (L) 6:10p 6-3 2.70 8-6 3-0 21.0 3.00 Oakland* 80 55 .593 2 5-5 L-2 39-27 41-28 Colorado* 72 61 .541 1 ⁄2 5-5 L-1 34-30 38-31 Det TBD — — — — — — 1 Seattle* 75 59 .560 6 ⁄2 4-6 W-1 38-28 37-31 Los Angeles* 72 62 .537 2 6-4 L-1 35-34 37-28 NY Tanaka (R) 3:05p 9-5 3.97 13-9 0-2 19.0 3.32 1 TB Snell (L) 16-5 2.05 16-9 3-0 17.0 1.06 Los Angeles 66 69 .489 16 3-7 W-2 34-34 32-35 San Francisco* 67 68 .496 7 ⁄2 6-4 L-1 38-28 29-40 Cle Bieber (R) 6:10p 8-2 4.52 10-4 2-0 16.0 5.63 Texas 58 77 .430 24 3-7 L-5 29-41 29-36 San Diego* 53 83 .390 22 4-6 W-3 26-43 27-40 LA Pena (R) 1-4 4.52 5-7 0-1 18.0 3.50 Hou TBD 6:10p — — — — — — *-late games not included *-late games not included Bal Bundy (R) 7-13 5.37 8-17 0-3 14.1 11.30 KC Fillmyer (R) 6:15p 2-1 4.21 2-6 1-0 14.0 7.07 Min Berrios (R) 11-9 3.74 15-12 0-1 13.2 4.61 Tex Gallardo (R) 7:05p 7-3 6.11 9-3 0-2 14.1 5.65 INDIANS 3, RAYS 0 ON THIS DATE Sea Paxton (L) 10-5 3.68 14-10 1-1 13.0 5.54 Oak Mengden (R) 8:05p 6-6 4.28 10-6 0-1 12.1 10.95 1931: Lou Gehrig hit his third grand slam in four days as the Yankees beat the Bos- INTERLEAGUE 2018 TEAM LAST 3 STARTS ton Red Sox 5-1. TEAM PITCHER TIME W-L ERA REC W-L IP ERA Indians stay on roll, land Donaldson 1975: Tom Seaver struck out Manny San- Tor Estrada (R) 7-10 5.18 11-12 2-1 14.0 7.71 News services guillen in the seventh inning to become Mia Chen (L) 6:10p 5-9 4.91 10-11 1-1 17.2 2.04 into first place in the AL with team had acquired third baseman the first pitcher to strike out at least 200 2 batters in eight consecutive seasons. Team rec: Team’s record in games started by today’s pitcher. Vs. Opp: Pitcher’s 186 ⁄3 innings. Josh Donaldson in a trade with Seaver recorded 10 strikeouts in the record versus this opponent, 2018 statistics. CLEVELAND — Corey Kluber Encarnacion snapped a score- the Blue Jays. Mets’ 3-0 triumph over Pittsburgh. pitched seven sparkling innings, less tie with a solo drive to center The 2015 AL MVP had cleared 1998: Mark McGwire broke Hack Wilson’s 68-year-old National League Edwin Encarnacion homered off Tyler Glasnow (1-4) in the waivers. Donaldson, 32, has bat- record for home runs in a season, hitting RESULTS AND SCHEDULE his 56th and 57th in the St. Louis Cardi- and the Indians beat the Rays 3-0 seventh. tled shoulder and calf injuries nals’ victory over the Florida Marlins. FRIDAY’S RESULTS Baltimore at Kansas City, 1:15 on Friday night. The Indians added two more this season and hasn’t played for PHILADELPHIA 2, Cubs 1 (10) Cincinnati at St. Louis, 1:15 2007: Clay Buchholz threw a no-hitter in Boston at White Sox, late Minnesota at Texas, 2:05 his second major league start. Buchholz Kluber (17-7) allowed two sin- in the ninth when Greg Allen the Blue Jays since May 28. In struck out nine, walked three and hit one CLEVELAND 3, Tampa Bay 0 Seattle at Oakland, 3:05 gles, struck out eight and walked scored on a wild pitch and 36 games, he batted .234 with five batter to give the Red Sox a 10-0 victory Milwaukee 4, WASHINGTON 1 N.Y. Mets at San Francisco, 3:05 over Baltimore. He became the 21st N.Y. YANKEES 7, Detroit 5 Arizona at L.A. Dodgers, 3:10 rookie to throw a no-hitter. Toronto 6, MIAMI 5 Colorado at San Diego, 3:10 two in the Indians’ AL-best 14th Michael Brantley singled home home runs and 16 RBIs. Pittsburgh 3, ATLANTA 2 Tampa Bay at Cleveland, 3:10 shutout this season. Cody Allen Francisco Lindor. Terms of the deal weren’t yet KANSAS CITY 9, Baltimore 2 Pittsburgh at Atlanta, 4:05 Minnesota 10, TEXAS 7 L.A. Angels at Houston, 7:10 worked a perfect eighth and Brad Glasnow struck out six in a available. But the aggresive move HOUSTON 3, L.A. Angels 0 THURSDAY’S RESULTS INDIANS 3, RAYS 0 Cincinnati at St. Louis, late Boston 9, WHITE SOX 4 Hand finished the two-hitter for career-high seven innings. He would indicate that MVP candi- TAMPA BAY AB R H BI SO AVG Seattle at Oakland, late Cubs 5, ATLANTA 4 his 31st save. was working on a no-hitter be- date Jose Ramirez will likely Arizona at L.A. Dodgers, late Milwaukee 2, Cincinnati 1 (11) Wendle 2b 4 0 1 0 2 .295 Colorado at San Diego, late CLEVELAND 5, Minnesota 3 Kluber, making a bid for a fore Melky Cabrera singled with move to second base and Jason Duffy 3b 3 0 0 0 1 .296 N.Y. Mets at San Francisco, late ST. LOUIS 5, Pittsburgh 0 Choi dh 3 0 0 0 1 .260 Pham lf 3 0 1 0 1 .253 SUNDAY’S SCHEDULE Detroit 8, N.Y. YANKEES 7 second straight AL Cy Young two out in the fifth. Kipnis will head to the outfield, Bauers rf 3 0 0 0 3 .201 Cubs at Philadelphia, 12:35 L.A. Angels 5, HOUSTON 2 Seattle 7, OAKLAND 1 Award, matched Yankees ace The AL Central-leading Indi- as he did near the end of last Cron 1b 3 0 0 0 0 .255 Boston at White Sox, 1:10 Kiermaier cf 3 0 0 0 0 .196 Detroit at N.Y. Yankees, 12:05 Arizona 3, L.A. DODGERS 1 Luis Severino for the major ans won for the fourth time in season and into the AL Division SAN DIEGO 3, Colorado 2 (13) Adames ss 3 0 0 0 2 .251 Toronto at Miami, 12:10 league lead in wins and moved five games amid reports that the Series. Sucre c 2 0 0 0 0 .201 Milwaukee at Washington, 12:35 home team in CAPS a-Lowe ph 1 0 0 0 1 .208 Moore c 0 0 0 0 0 .167 NL LEADERS AL LEADERS TOTALS 28 0 2 0 11 BATTING G AB R H BA BATTING G AB R H BA CLEVELAND AB R H BI SO AVG Yelich, MIL 119 478 93 151 .316 Betts, BOS 115 448 109 153 .342 AROUND THE HORN Lindor ss 3 1 0 0 1 .286 Zobrist, CHI 111 360 59 113 .314 JMartinez, BOS 127 488 100 164 .336 Brantley lf 4 0 1 1 1 .303 Gennett, CIN 130 492 77 154 .313 Altuve, HOU 113 444 69 146 .329 Ramirez 3b 4 0 0 0 2 .288 FFreeman, ATL 133 514 82 160 .311 Segura, SEA 122 501 81 159 .317 ■ Yankees: The playoff-contend- RHP Ryan Madson from the er Cedeno from the White Sox Encarnacion dh 3 1 1 1 0 .236 Alonso 1b 2 0 0 0 0 .246 Cain, MIL 116 444 72 138 .311 Trout, LA 115 393 88 122 .310 Cabrera rf 3 0 1 0 0 .277 Martinez, STL 126 438 50 136 .311 MSmith, TB 116 374 50 115 .307 ing Yankees acquired former NL Nationals for a minor-league for two minor leaguers. Cedeno, Guyer rf 0 0 0 0 0 .188 Markakis, ATL 133 520 71 160 .308 Merrifield, KC 129 508 64 156 .307 MVP Andrew McCutchen from pitcher. Madson was 5-5 with 32, is 2-0 with a save and a 2.84 Kipnis 2b 3 0 0 0 1 .227 DPeralta, ARI 121 472 66 143 .303 Brantley, CLE 120 481 75 146 .304 Gomes c 3 0 0 0 2 .257 Arenado, COL 127 477 83 144 .302 Andujar, NY 123 474 69 142 .300 the Giants for two prospects. five saves and a 4.08 ERA in ERA in 33 appearances. ... G.Allen cf 2 1 1 0 0 .243 Rendon, WAS 108 419 64 125 .298 MDuffy, TB 112 436 48 130 .298 McCutchen, 31, is hitting .255 69 games for the Nationals. The Jhoulys Chacin pitched into the TOTALS 27 3 4 2 7 with 15 home runs, 55 RBIs and 38-year-old recently came off the seventh inning, Travis Shaw hit a Tampa Bay 000 000 000 — 0 2 0 Cleveland 000 000 12x — 3 4 0 HOME RUNS DOUBLES HOME RUNS DOUBLES 13 stolen bases. His .357 on-base DL after being sidelined by nerve two-run homer and the Brewers Carpenter, STL 34 Markakis, ATL 39 Davis, OAK 39 Bregman, HOU 43 a-struck out for Sucre in the 8th. LOB: Arenado, COL 31 Carpenter, STL 38 Martinez, BOS 38 Lindor, CLE 40 percentage trails only that of irritation in his neck and back. beat the host Nationals 4-1. Tampa Bay 3, Cleveland 3. HR: Encarna- Aguilar, MIL 30 TRIPLES Ramirez, CLE 37 TRIPLES cion (29), off Glasnow. RBIs: Brantley Goldschmidt, ARI 30 KMarte, ARI 10 Gallo, TEX 34 Smith, TB 9 Aaron Judge (.398) and Aaron ■ A’s: The Athletics acquired ■ Cubs: 3B Kris Bryant and (70), Encarnacion (92). SB: Lindor 2 (22), Harper, WAS 30 STOLEN BASES Cruz, SEA 32 Sanchez, CHI 9 Cabrera (1), G.Allen (14). Runners left in Muncy, LA 30 Turner, WAS 33 Stanton, NY 32 STOLEN BASES Hicks (.365) among qualified right-handed reliever Cory Gear- SS Addison Russell were ex- scoring position: Tampa Bay 1 (Cron); Suarez, CIN 30 PITCHING RUNS Gordon, SEA 29 Cleveland 1 (Kipnis). RISP: Tampa Bay 0 RUNS Scherzer, WAS 16-6 Lindor, CLE 109 Ramirez, CLE 29 Yankees. He was a five-time rin from the Rangers in exchange pected to be activated from the for 4; Cleveland 1 for 2. GIDP: Pham, Ca- Blackmon, COL 96 Nola, PHI 15-3 Betts, BOS 108 PITCHING All-Star with the Pirates and the for two minor-leaguers. Gearrin, DL before Saturday’s game vs. brera. DP: Tampa Bay 1 (Wendle, Ad- Yelich, MIL 93 Godley, ARI 14-7 Martinez, BOS 99 Severino, NY 17-6 ames, Cron); Cleveland 1 (Ramirez, Kip- Albies, ATL 90 Lester, CHI 14-5 Benintendi, BOS 91 Carrasco, CLE 16-7 2013 NL MVP. ... Manager Aaron 32, is 2-1 with a save and a 3.51 the Phillies. Bryant, who has nis, Alonso). Carpenter, STL 88 Mikolas, STL 13-4 Ramirez, CLE 91 Kluber, CLE 16-7 TAMPA BAY IP H R ER BB SO ERA Harper, WAS 84 ERA Bregman, HOU 89 Snell, TB 16-5 Boone said before Friday’s 7-5 ERA in 56 appearances for the been on the DL since July 26 with RBI deGrom, NY 1.68 RBI Happ, NY 15-6 Glasnow, L, 1-4 7 2 1 1 1 6 3.95 Baez, CHI 97 Nola, PHI 2.10 Martinez, BOS 111 ERA win over the visiting Tigers that Giants and Rangers this season. left shoulder inflammation, is Stanek 1 2 2 2 1 1 2.77 Suarez, CIN 95 Scherzer, WAS 2.22 Davis, OAK 103 Sale, BOS 1.97 CLEVELAND IP H R ER BB SO ERA Aguilar, MIL 92 Foltynewicz, ATL 2.67 Ramirez, CLE 94 Snell, TB 2.05 he’s “optimistic” Judge will re- The A’s made several moves for expected to start. ... OF Jason Arenado, COL 91 Freeland, COL 2.90 Encarnacion, CLE 91 Bauer, CLE 2.22 Kluber, W, 17-7 7 2 0 0 2 8 2.80 Rizzo, CHI 86 STRIKEOUTS Bogaerts, BOS 86 Verlander, HOU 2.72 turn a broken right wrist before relievers in recent weeks, includ- Heyward sat out Friday night’s C.Allen, H, 4 1 0 0 0 0 2 4.53 HITS Scherzer, WAS 249 Bregman, HOU 86 STRIKEOUTS the end of the regular season. ing Jeurys Familia, Fernando 2-1 loss to the Phillies and was Hand, S, 31-36 1 0 0 0 0 1 2.61 Markakis, ATL 160 deGrom, NY 224 HITS Cole, HOU 234 HBP: Glasnow (G.Allen). WP: Stanek 2. Freeman, ATL 158 Corbin, ARI 207 Martinez, BOS 163 Verlander, HOU 229 He’s been out since July 26. Rodney and Shawn Kelley. placed on the 10-day DL after Umpires: H, Alfonso Marquez; 1B, Jim Gennett, CIN 154 Nola, PHI 177 Segura, SEA 159 Sale, BOS 219 Wolf; 2B, Sam Holbrook; 3B, Chris Segal. Peraza, CIN 151 Greinke, ARI 171 Lindor, CLE 156 Bauer, CLE 214 ■ Dodgers: The Dodgers bol- ■ Brewers: The Brewers ac- leaving Thursday’s win over the Time: 2:18. A: 25,639 (35,225). Yelich, MIL 151 through Thursday Merrifield, KC 156 through Thursday stered their bullpen, acquiring quired left-handed reliever Xavi- Braves with hamstring tightness.

BREWERS 4, NATIONALS 1 YANKEES 7, TIGERS 5 BLUE JAYS 6, MARLINS 5 PIRATES 3, BRAVES 2 TWINS 10, RANGERS 7 ANGELS 3, ASTROS 0 ROYALS 9, ORIOLES 2 MILWAUKEE AB R H BI SO AVG DETROIT AB R H BI SO AVG TORONTO AB R H BI SO AVG PITTSBURGH AB R H BI SO AVG MINNESOTA AB R H BI SO AVG LOS ANGELES AB R H BI SO AVG BALTIMORE AB R H BI SO AVG Cain cf 4 0 0 0 1 .308 Candelario 3b 5 0 1 0 3 .226 McKinney lf 5 0 3 0 2 .381 Marte cf 4 1 2 0 0 .279 Mauer 1b 5 1 2 0 1 .276 Calhoun rf 3 1 0 0 3 .226 Mullins cf 4 2 2 1 0 .317 Yelich rf 4 1 2 0 0 .317 Adduci 1b 3 0 1 2 1 .286 Gurriel Jr. ss 4 0 1 1 0 .293 Bell 1b 3 0 0 0 1 .261 Polanco ss 4 1 1 2 1 .275 Fletcher 2b 4 1 1 0 0 .276 Villar 2b 4 0 0 0 1 .262 Aguilar 1b 4 1 1 1 0 .276 a-Mahtook ph-lf 1 0 1 1 0 .218 Morales 1b 4 1 1 0 0 .258 Polanco rf 4 0 1 1 2 .246 Grossman lf 3 1 1 0 0 .258 Trout cf 2 0 0 1 1 .309 Mancini dh 3 0 0 1 2 .241 Barnes p 0 0 0 0 0 — Castellanos rf 5 1 1 0 3 .288 Grichuk rf 3 1 0 0 1 .245 Freese 3b 4 0 1 1 0 .282 Sano 3b 3 0 0 0 0 .205 Upton lf 4 0 1 0 0 .266 Jones rf 4 0 1 0 0 .285 Jeffress p 0 0 0 0 0 — Martinez dh 4 0 2 0 0 .252 Pillar cf 4 0 0 0 1 .253 Dickerson lf 4 1 1 0 1 .296 Kepler rf 5 2 2 0 0 .229 Simmons ss 4 1 2 2 0 .299 Davis 1b 2 0 0 0 0 .173 Shaw 2b-1b 4 1 1 2 1 .247 1-Reyes pr-dh 1 0 0 0 1 .211 Jansen c 3 1 1 0 1 .333 Diaz c 3 0 1 1 0 .286 Garver c 5 2 3 4 0 .267 Ohtani dh 3 0 1 0 0 .276 Beckham ss 4 0 0 0 1 .216 Braun lf 4 0 0 0 0 .252 Goodrum lf-1b 3 1 1 1 1 .233 Diaz 3b 4 0 0 0 1 .253 Cervelli c 1 0 0 0 0 .262 Cave cf 3 1 1 2 1 .258 Marte 1b 4 0 0 0 1 .201 Nunez 3b 3 0 0 0 0 .231 Moustakas 3b 4 0 0 0 1 .254 Rodriguez ss 3 0 0 1 2 .208 Travis 2b 3 1 0 1 0 .231 Harrison 2b 4 0 1 0 2 .255 Austin dh 5 1 1 1 1 .236 Ward 3b 3 0 1 0 1 .196 Rickard lf 3 0 1 0 0 .229 Kratz c 3 1 1 1 1 .260 McCann c 4 1 1 0 2 .221 Sanchez p 1 0 0 0 0 .000 Newman ss 4 0 0 0 1 .125 Adrianza 2b 5 1 1 0 0 .249 Cowart 3b 1 0 0 0 1 .133 Joseph c 3 0 0 0 0 .206 Arcia ss 3 0 0 0 0 .212 Jones cf 4 1 1 0 1 .204 a-Granderson ph 1 1 1 0 0 .245 Taillon p 2 0 0 0 1 .064 TOTALS 38 10 12 9 4 Briceno c 3 0 0 0 2 .280 TOTALS 30 2 4 2 4 Chacin p 3 0 1 0 0 .180 Lugo 2b 4 1 3 0 0 .500 b-Hernandez ph 1 0 0 0 0 .240 b-Frazier ph 0 1 0 0 0 .281 TEXAS AB R H BI SO AVG TOTALS 31 3 6 3 9 KANSAS CITY AB R H BI SO AVG Jennings p 0 0 0 0 0 .667 TOTALS 37 5 12 5 14 d-Smoak ph-1b 1 1 1 4 0 .251 TOTALS 33 3 7 3 8 HOUSTON AB R H BI SO AVG Choo lf 4 1 0 0 2 .277 Merrifield 2b 2 3 2 1 0 .310 Schoop 2b 0 0 0 0 0 .237 NEW YORK AB R H BI SO AVG TOTALS 34 6 8 6 6 ATLANTA AB R H BI SO AVG Odor 2b 5 1 1 1 1 .266 Springer cf 4 0 1 0 2 .252 Gordon lf 4 1 1 0 1 .240 TOTALS 33 4 6 4 4 MIAMI AB R H BI SO AVG Gardner lf 4 2 2 2 2 .240 Acuna lf 4 1 1 1 1 .290 Andrus ss 4 3 2 0 0 .269 Bregman 3b 3 0 0 0 1 .291 Dozier 3b 4 2 2 2 0 .228 WASHINGTON AB R H BI SO AVG Stanton dh 3 0 0 0 2 .275 Ortega rf 5 0 1 0 0 .275 Inciarte cf 4 0 2 0 1 .259 Mazara rf 5 1 1 3 0 .263 Altuve 2b 4 0 0 0 3 .326 O’Hearn 1b 5 1 3 4 0 .257 Eaton rf 5 1 2 0 1 .302 Hicks cf 3 2 1 1 1 .251 Anderson 3b 3 2 2 0 0 .278 F.Freeman 1b 4 0 0 0 3 .309 Beltre dh 4 0 0 1 1 .271 Correa ss 3 0 1 0 0 .247 Bonifacio dh 5 0 1 0 1 .233 Turner ss 4 0 3 0 0 .270 Andujar 3b 4 1 1 1 1 .299 Realmuto c 5 1 1 1 0 .285 Markakis rf 4 0 0 0 0 .305 Profar 3b 3 0 2 2 1 .256 White dh 3 0 0 0 0 .310 Goodwin cf 4 1 0 0 2 .244 Harper cf 4 0 0 0 2 .245 Robinson rf 0 0 0 0 0 .143 Dietrich 1b 4 1 2 1 0 .270 Camargo 3b 3 1 2 1 1 .278 Gallo 1b 5 0 0 0 2 .208 Gonzalez lf 4 0 0 0 1 .246 Mondesi ss 4 0 2 0 0 .273 Rendon 3b 5 0 1 1 1 .297 Voit 1b 3 1 0 0 1 .304 Rojas 1b 1 0 1 0 0 .255 Suzuki c 4 0 2 0 0 .265 Chirinos c 2 0 0 0 1 .217 Gurriel 1b 4 0 1 0 0 .277 Phillips rf 4 0 1 0 0 .184 Soto lf 3 0 2 0 1 .295 Torres ss 4 0 2 2 1 .282 1-Rivera pr 0 0 0 0 0 .186 1-Duvall pr 0 0 0 0 0 .195 Tocci cf 4 1 1 0 1 .206 Reddick rf 4 0 1 0 0 .245 Gallagher c 3 1 2 1 1 .259 Zimmerman 1b 3 0 0 0 0 .263 Walker rf-3b 3 0 0 0 0 .224 Castro 2b 4 1 3 1 1 .289 Albies 2b 4 0 0 0 2 .273 TOTALS 36 7 7 7 9 Maldonado c 2 0 1 0 0 .225 TOTALS 35 9 14 8 5 Wieters c 3 0 1 0 1 .233 Romine c 4 0 1 1 1 .255 Riddle ss 4 0 1 1 0 .226 Swanson ss 3 0 0 0 1 .243 a-Kemp ph 1 0 1 0 0 .279 Kieboom c 1 0 0 0 0 .191 Torreyes 2b 4 1 0 0 0 .289 Dean lf 4 0 0 1 1 .204 Sanchez p 2 0 0 0 1 .000 Minnesota 000 080 200 — 10 12 3 Stassi c 0 0 0 0 0 .234 Baltimore 100 001 000 — 2 4 0 Difo 2b 4 0 0 0 0 .238 TOTALS 32 7 7 7 9 Sierra cf 4 0 1 0 0 .174 a-Duda ph 1 0 0 0 0 .240 Texas 002 400 001 — 7 7 2 TOTALS 32 0 6 0 7 Kansas City 100 113 03x — 9 14 1 Roark p 1 0 0 0 1 .208 Straily p 2 0 0 0 1 .161 TOTALS 33 2 7 2 10 Glover p 0 0 0 0 0 — Detroit 000 120 110 — 5 12 1 c-Galloway ph-rf 1 0 0 0 0 .256 E: Polanco 2 (9), Garver (3), Gallo (3), Los Angeles 000 003 000 — 3 6 1 E: Mondesi (6). LOB: Baltimore 4, Kansas a-Taylor ph 1 0 0 0 0 .228 New York 000 004 03x — 7 7 0 TOTALS 37 5 12 5 3 Pittsburgh 010 001 010 — 3 7 0 Tocci (1). LOB: Minnesota 8, Texas 9. 2B: Houston 000 000 000 — 0 6 1 City 9. 2B: Mullins (6), Merrifield (36). Cordero p 0 0 0 0 0 — Atlanta 000 001 100 — 2 7 2 Mauer (22), Polanco (12), Garver 2 (17), HR: Mullins (3), off Keller; Dozier (8), off Grace p 0 0 0 0 0 .500 a-singled for Adduci in the 7th. 1-ran for Toronto 000 001 005 — 6 8 0 Profar (30), Tocci (3). HR: Austin (15), off a-doubled for Maldonado in the 8th. E: Cashner; Gallagher (1), off Cashner; b-Stevenson ph 1 0 0 0 1 .255 Martinez in the 8th. E: Lugo (1). LOB: De- Miami 000 320 000 — 5 12 0 a-popped out for Jackson in the 7th. b- Hutchison; Cave (8), off Moore; Mazara Ward (2), McHugh (1). LOB: Los Angeles O’Hearn (7), off Meisinger. RBIs: Mullins TOTALS 35 1 9 1 8 troit 8, New York 5. 2B: McCann (14), walked for Taillon in the 8th. 1-ran for Su- (17), off Gonsalves. RBIs: Polanco 2 (28), 6, Houston 8. 2B: Kemp (13). HR: Sim- (6), Mancini (49), Merrifield (48), Dozier Gardner (18). 3B: Adduci (2). HR: a-singled for Barnes in the 6th. b-flied zuki in the 9th. E: F.Freeman (6), Albies Garver 4 (36), Cave 2 (28), Austin (33), mons (9), off McHugh. RBIs: Trout (63), 2 (23), O’Hearn 4 (19), Gallagher (3). SB: Milwaukee 211 000 000 — 4 6 1 Goodrum (15), off Severino; Gardner out for Mayza in the 8th. c-grounded out (10). 2B: Dickerson (27), Inciarte (22). Odor (60), Mazara 3 (64), Beltre (47), Pro- Simmons 2 (65). SF: Trout. Runners left in Merrifield (29), Gordon (9), Mondesi Washington 100 000 000 — 1 9 0 (12), off Zimmermann; Hicks (23), off for Straily in the 8th. d-homered for Bi- HR: Acuna (22), off Taillon; Camargo far 2 (67). SB: Profar (10). S: Polanco, scoring position: Los Angeles 2 (Briceno (18). SF: Mancini, Merrifield, Dozier. Run- Zimmermann; Andujar (23), off Zimmer- agini in the 9th. 1-ran for Rojas in the (15), off Taillon. RBIs: Polanco (75), Cave. Runners left in scoring position: 2); Houston 5 (Altuve, Correa 2, Gurriel, ners left in scoring position: Baltimore 2 a-grounded out for Glover in the 7th. b- mann. RBIs: Adduci 2 (14), Goodrum (43), 9th.2B: McKinney (5), Anderson 2 (30), Freese (42), Diaz (30), Acuna (48), Ca- Minnesota 4 (Mauer, Kepler 2, Adri- Reddick). RISP: Los Angeles 1 for 6; (Beckham, Rickard); Kansas City 4 (Gor- struck out for Grace in the 9th. E: Arcia Rodriguez (14), Mahtook (17), Gardner 2 Castro (27). HR: Smoak (22). RBIs: Gur- margo (64). SB: Marte (30), Polanco (10). anza); Texas 4 (Gallo 2, Tocci 2). RISP: Houston 0 for 8. Runners moved up: don 3, Gallagher). RISP: Baltimore 1 for 5; (13). LOB: Milwaukee 2, Washington 12. (40), Hicks (64), Andujar (75), Torres 2 riel Jr. (24), Travis (43), Smoak 4 (68), CS: Marte (12), Newman (1), Inciarte (11). Minnesota 4 for 15; Texas 3 for 11. GIDP: White, Gonzalez. GIDP: Fletcher, Gonza- Kansas City 3 for 8. Runners moved up: 2B: Turner (20). HR: Shaw (27), off Roark; (62), Romine (38). SF: Rodriguez. Run- Realmuto (67), Dietrich (43), Castro (50), Runners left in scoring position: Pitts- Austin. DP: Texas 1 (Andrus, Odor, Gallo). lez, Gurriel. DP: Los Angeles 2 (Fletcher, Nunez, Villar, Dozier. GIDP: Joseph, Dozi- Kratz (5), off Roark; Aguilar (31), off ners left in scoring position: Detroit 4 Riddle (31), Dean (7). CS: Castro (3). SF: burgh 3 (Dickerson 2, Taillon); Atlanta 2 MINNESOTA IP H R ER BB SO ERA Simmons, Marte), (Fletcher, Simmons, er. DP: Baltimore 1 (Beckham, Villar, Davis); Kansas City 1 (Mondesi, Merri- Roark. RBIs: Aguilar (93), Shaw 2 (76), (Castellanos, Jones 2, Reyes); New York Gurriel Jr.. Runners left in scoring posi- (Camargo, Swanson). RISP: Pittsburgh 3 2 Marte); Houston 1 (Valdez, Altuve, Gur- Gonsalves 3 ⁄3 6 6 3 4 0 9.90 field, O’Hearn). Kratz (19), Rendon (66). SB: Yelich (15), 2 (Torreyes 2). RISP: Detroit 3 for 11; New tion: Toronto 2, Miami 4. for 11; Atlanta 0 for 5. 1 riel). Magill, W, 3-2 1 ⁄3 1 0 0 0 2 3.94 Turner (34). S: Roark. Runners left in York 2 for 5. TORONTO IP H R ER BB SO ERA PITTSBURGH IP H R ER BB SO ERA LOS ANGELES IP H R ER BB SO ERA BALTIMORE IP H R ER BB SO ERA IP H R ER BB SO ERA Moya, H, 3 1 0 0 0 0 1 4.72 scoring position: Milwaukee 1, Washing- DETROIT 1 1 1 Sanchez 4 ⁄3 8 5 5 3 2 5.22 Taillon, W, 11-9 7 5 2 2 1 7 3.45 May 1 ⁄3 0 0 0 0 4 1.88 Barria, W, 9-8 6 3 0 0 1 4 3.46 Cashner, L, 4-13 5 ⁄3 9 4 4 3 1 4.86 ton 8. 2 2 2 Zimmermann 6 3 4 1 1 6 4.22 Barnes ⁄3 0 0 0 0 0 5.50 Kela, H, 4 1 0 0 0 0 2 2.66 Rogers ⁄3 0 0 0 0 2 3.16 Anderson, H, 17 1 0 0 0 0 1 3.40 Ramirez ⁄3 3 2 2 0 0 6.36 MILWAUKEE IP H R ER BB SO ERA Coleman 1 1 0 0 0 1 3.50 Smith 1 1 0 0 1 0 8.10 Vazquez, S, 29-33 1 2 0 0 0 1 2.53 Hildenberger 1 0 1 1 2 0 4.45 Buttrey, H, 3 1 2 0 0 1 2 1.23 Scott 1 1 0 0 0 2 5.91 2 1 3 Meisinger 1 1 3 3 2 2 6.35 Chacin, W, 14-5 6 ⁄3 6 1 1 2 6 3.53 Jimenez, L, 4-4 ⁄ 1 3 3 2 2 4.58 Mayza 1 1 0 0 0 0 4.56 ATLANTA IP H R ER BB SO ERA TEXAS IP H R ER BB SO ERA Parker, S, 13-16 1 1 0 0 1 0 3.28 2 1 Jennings, H, 11 ⁄3 1 0 0 0 0 3.21 Wilson ⁄3 2 0 0 1 0 3.76 Biagini, W, 3-7 1 1 0 0 0 0 5.79 IP H R ER BB SO ERA 1 HOUSTON IP H R ER BB SO ERA KANSAS CITY Barnes, H, 4 1 1 0 0 1 0 3.53 IP H R ER BB SO ERA Giles, S, 19-19 1 1 0 0 1 1 5.62 Sanchez 5 ⁄3 5 2 1 1 6 2.98 Hutchison 4 6 4 4 1 2 6.75 NEW YORK 2 S.Freeman ⁄3 0 0 0 0 0 4.95 Moore, L, 3-7 1 3 4 4 1 0 7.27 Valdez, L, 2-1 5 2 1 1 3 3 1.26 Keller, W, 7-5 8 4 2 2 2 4 3.26 Jeffress, S, 8-13 1 1 0 0 1 2 1.50 MIAMI IP H R ER BB SO ERA Severino 6 6 3 3 0 10 3.32 Jackson 1 1 0 0 0 0 3.74 Claudio 2 3 2 2 0 1 4.94 McHugh 2 2 2 2 0 3 1.89 McCarthy 1 0 0 0 0 0 3.41 WASHINGTON IP H R ER BB SO ERA 2 2 Holder, H, 6 ⁄3 2 1 1 0 0 3.18 Straily 8 4 1 1 1 4 4.13 Brach, L, 2-4 ⁄3 1 1 0 1 0 3.78 Perez 2 0 0 0 2 1 6.75 Pressly 1 0 0 0 0 2 2.93 WP: Ramirez, Meisinger. Umpires: H, 1 1 1 Roark, L, 8-14 6 6 4 4 0 3 4.03 Britton, W, 2-0 1 ⁄3 3 1 1 1 1 4.06 Barraclough ⁄3 2 3 3 1 1 4.11 Biddle 1 ⁄3 0 0 0 0 2 2.32 Hutchison pitched to 4 batters in the 5th. Rondon 1 2 0 0 1 1 2.13 Ben May; 1B, Greg Gibson; 2B, Vic Cara- 2 Glover 1 0 0 0 0 0 4.91 Robertson, S, 5-9 1 1 0 0 1 3 2.90 Steckenrider, L, 4-4 ⁄3 2 2 2 1 1 4.08 Inherited runners-scored: S.Freeman Inherited runners-scored: Rogers 1-0, Valdez pitched to 1 batter in the 6th. In- pazza; 3B, Jerry Layne. Time: 2:39. A: Cordero 1 0 0 0 0 0 3.12 Inherited runners-scored: Wilson 3-3, HBP: Smith (Straily), Mayza (Dean). WP: 2-0, Biddle 2-0. HBP: Taillon (Camargo). Moore 1-1. HBP: Hutchison (Cave), May herited runners-scored: McHugh 1-1. 15,394 (37,903). Grace 1 0 0 0 0 1 2.84 Britton 2-1. PB: Romine (4). Umpires: H, Barraclough. Umpires: H, Jansen Vis- Umpires: H, Lance Barrett; 1B, Jordan (Chirinos). PB: Garver (8). Umpires: H, Umpires: H, Eric Cooper; 1B, Ramon De WP: Chacin. Umpires: H, Chad Whitson; Nic Lentz; 1B, Paul Nauert; 2B, Scott conti; 1B, Tim Timmons; 2B, Mike Much- Baker; 2B, Bill Welke; 3B, Tony Randazzo. Todd Tichenor; 1B, Bill Miller; 2B, Alan Jesus; 2B, Stu Scheurwater; 3B, Gary 1B, Mark Carlson; 2B, Pat Hoberg; 3B, Bri- Barry; 3B, Carlos Torres. Time: 3:10. A: linski; 3B, Mike Winters. Time: 3:11. A: Time: 2:55. A: 36,650 (41,149). Porter; 3B, Angel Hernandez. Time: 3:42. Cederstrom. Time: 3:18. A: 35,675 an Knight. Time: 3:11. A: 30,676 (41,313). 41,026 (47,309). 8,871 (36,742). A: 22,808 (49,115). (41,168).

CARDINALS 12, REDS 5 RED SOX 9, WHITE SOX 4 MARINERS 7, ATHLETICS 1 DIAMONDBACKS 3, DODGERS 1 PADRES 3, ROCKIES 2 (13) CUBS SEASON STATISTICS STRIKEOUTS PER NINE CINCINNATI AB R H BI SO AVG LATE THURSDAY LATE THURSDAY LATE THURSDAY LATE THURSDAY BATTERS AVG OBA AB R H CAREER Murphy .317 .349 41 6 13 Player (yrs, age) K/9 Hamilton cf 5 0 1 0 0 .244 BOSTON AB R H BI SO AVG SEATTLE AB R H BI SO AVG ARIZONA AB R H BI SO AVG COLORADO AB R H BI SO AVG Zobrist .310 .390 364 59 113 Chris Sale (9, 29) 10.8404 Peraza ss 4 1 1 1 0 .287 Betts rf 4 1 2 2 1 .342 Haniger cf-rf 5 1 2 1 0 .281 Souza Jr. rf 5 0 2 0 2 .246 Blackmon cf 6 0 0 0 0 .275 Almora .296 .338 379 57 112 Votto 1b 4 1 2 0 1 .283 Randy Johnson+ (22) 10.6098 Benintendi lf 5 1 1 1 3 .290 Span lf 5 1 1 0 1 .277 Pollock cf 5 1 0 0 1 .266 LeMahieu 2b 6 0 0 0 1 .276 Baez .295 .328 498 82 147 Stephen Strasburg (9, 29) 10.5517 Suarez 3b 5 0 1 1 0 .294 Martinez dh 5 1 1 3 1 .336 Cano 2b 4 1 2 1 0 .283 Goldschmidt 1b 5 0 2 0 1 .291 Arenado 3b 5 0 0 0 0 .302 Rizzo .278 .374 468 59 130 Max Scherzer (11, 33) 10.3610 Gennett 2b 4 1 3 1 0 .317 Bogaerts ss 4 0 0 0 1 .281 Cruz dh 4 1 0 0 0 .264 Peralta lf 4 1 1 3 2 .303 Story ss 4 2 0 0 2 .289 La Stella .273 .343 150 19 41 Kerry Wood (14) 10.3174 Ervin lf 5 0 0 0 2 .283 Nunez 3b 4 0 0 0 0 .264 Seager 3b 3 1 0 0 0 .218 Escobar 3b 2 0 1 0 0 .276 Holliday lf 1 0 1 0 0 .333 Contreras .265 .357 408 46 108 Pedro Martinez+ (18) 10.0398 Schebler rf 5 1 3 2 0 .271 Holt 1b 4 1 0 0 3 .264 Healy 1b 4 1 2 1 1 .246 Ahmed ss 4 0 1 0 1 .245 Parra lf 3 0 0 0 1 .279 Caratini .252 .313 131 16 33 Barnhart c 4 1 2 0 0 .252 Kinsler 2b 4 2 3 0 0 .249 Gamel rf 3 1 0 1 1 .286 Marte 2b 4 0 2 0 1 .252 Gonzalez rf 6 0 1 0 1 .292 Bote .250 .327 128 17 32 Clayton Kershaw (11, 30) 9.8058 Bailey p 0 0 0 0 0 .125 Leon c 1 0 0 0 1 .197 Heredia cf 0 0 0 0 0 .217 Murphy c 4 0 0 0 4 .207 Desmond 1b 6 0 0 1 0 .228 Schwarber .238 .355 386 59 92 Corey Kluber (8, 32) 9.7231 a-Herrera ph 1 0 0 0 0 .190 a-Swihart ph-c 1 2 1 1 0 .232 Zunino c 4 0 0 0 2 .191 Ray p 2 1 1 0 0 .094 Wolters c 4 0 0 0 0 .170 Happ .236 .354 331 51 78 Chris Archer (7, 29) 9.6964 b-Williams ph 1 0 1 0 0 .301 Bradley Jr. cf 3 1 1 2 1 .231 Gordon ss 4 0 2 1 2 .276 c-Jay ph 1 0 0 0 0 .279 Dahl ph 0 0 0 0 0 .270 TOTALS .263 .340 4659 644 1226 Nolan Ryan+ (27) 9.5481 TOTALS 38 5 14 5 3 Oliver Perez (16, 36) 9.4669 TOTALS 35 9 9 9 11 TOTALS 36 7 9 5 7 e-Walker ph 1 0 0 0 0 .185 Marquez p 3 0 0 0 3 .306 2B 3B HR RBI BB SO AB R H BI SO AVG BATTERS Trevor Hoffman+ (18) 9.3608 ST. LOUIS CHICAGO AB R H BI SO AVG OAKLAND AB R H BI SO AVG TOTALS 37 3 10 3 12 McMahon ph 1 0 1 0 0 .244 Iannetta ph-c 1 0 0 0 0 .215 Murphy 2 0 2 5 2 7 Tim Lincecum (10, 34) 9.2889 Carpenter 3b-1b 5 1 2 2 1 .274 LOS ANGELES AB R H BI SO AVG Sanchez 3b 5 1 3 0 1 .249 Semien ss 3 1 1 0 0 .259 TOTALS 46 2 3 1 8 Zobrist 23 2 9 50 49 53 Sandy Koufax+ (12) 9.2775 Molina c 5 1 1 0 1 .272 Delmonico lf 4 1 1 0 1 .226 Chapman 3b 3 0 0 0 1 .281 Dozier 2b 4 0 1 0 1 .228 Carlos Carrasco (9, 31) 9.1172 SAN DIEGO AB R H BI SO AVG Almora 23 1 5 32 23 72 Pena c 0 0 0 0 0 .200 Garcia rf 3 1 1 3 2 .232 Pinder 3b 1 0 0 0 0 .253 Turner 3b 3 0 1 0 1 .308 Francisco Liriano (13, 34) 9.0490 Martinez rf 2 2 2 0 0 .314 Baez 35 8 29 98 21 129 Palka dh 4 1 1 0 3 .237 Lowrie 2b 4 0 1 1 0 .274 Machado ss 3 1 2 1 0 .304 Jankowski rf-cf 5 0 1 0 2 .259 Rizzo 24 1 22 86 59 68 Joaquin Benoit (16, 40) 8.9102 Adams 1b 4 1 1 0 1 .253 Anderson ss 4 0 1 0 2 .247 Davis dh 3 0 0 0 0 .248 Kemp lf 4 0 2 0 1 .283 Urias 2b 4 0 0 0 1 .250 Sam McDowell (15) 8.8580 c-Garcia ph-2b 1 0 0 0 0 .218 La Stella 6 0 1 19 15 23 Moncada 2b 3 0 1 0 0 .220 Piscotty rf 3 0 1 0 1 .258 Hernandez 1b 2 0 1 0 1 .234 Myers 3b 5 0 0 0 3 .259 Contreras 24 5 9 46 48 104 Johan Santana (12) 8.8326 O’Neill lf 4 1 1 0 2 .270 Davidson 1b 3 0 1 1 1 .227 Olson 1b 4 0 0 0 0 .236 b-Bellinger 2 0 0 0 1 .260 Hosmer 1b 4 0 0 0 2 .251 Madison Bumgarner (10, 28) 8.7791 DeJong ss 5 2 2 5 1 .232 Caratini 6 0 1 14 10 30 Smith c 4 0 0 0 0 .273 Canha lf 4 0 0 0 1 .244 ph-1b Renfroe lf 5 1 2 0 2 .256 Bote 5 1 6 25 13 39 Justin Verlander (14, 35) 8.7491 Bader cf 4 1 1 0 1 .276 Engel cf 4 0 1 0 2 .237 Laureano cf 2 0 1 0 0 .311 Taylor cf 4 0 0 0 4 .243 Hedges c 5 1 1 1 2 .233 Dan Plesac (18) 8.7397 Munoz 2b-rf 4 1 2 2 1 .278 Schwarber 12 1 24 54 70 123 TOTALS 34 4 10 4 12 Lucroy c 3 0 0 0 2 .246 Puig rf 4 0 0 0 2 .261 Galvis ss 3 0 0 1 0 .239 Happ 15 1 13 36 60 143 Hideo Nomo (12) 8.7344 Gomber p 3 1 1 2 0 .200 TOTALS 30 1 4 1 5 Barnes c 3 0 1 0 1 .200 Margot cf 4 0 0 0 2 .251 TOTALS 241 28 145 614 496 1129 Lee Smith (18) 8.7324 Wisdom 3b 2 1 1 1 0 .333 Boston 000 000 405 — 9 9 0 Hill p 1 0 0 0 1 .107 Pirela ph 1 0 0 0 0 .248 Arthur Rhodes (20) 8.7297 TOTALS 39 12 14 12 8 PITCHERS W L ERA IP H Chicago 310 000 000 — 4 10 1 Seattle 510 100 000 — 7 9 0 a-Muncy ph 1 0 0 0 1 .258 Lauer p 2 0 0 0 1 .083 Gio Gonzalez (11, 32) 8.7028 Oakland 000 000 010 — 1 4 1 d-Grandal ph-c 1 0 0 0 1 .241 Spangenberg ph 1 0 0 0 1 .239 Hamels 4 0 0.69 39.0 28 David Price (11, 32) 8.6645 Cincinnati 200 000 030 — 5 14 1 a-singled for Leon in the 7th. E: Sanchez TOTALS 32 1 8 1 15 Reyes rf 2 1 2 1 0 .253 De La Rosa 0 0 0.90 10.0 7 St. Louis 043 000 05x — 12 14 0 Erik Bedard (11) 8.6019 (13). LOB: Boston 6, Chicago 7. 2B: Del- E: Chapman (16). LOB: Seattle 4, Oakland TOTALS 41 3 6 3 16 Chavez 2 1 1.16 23.1 16 Curt Schilling (20) 8.5998 monico (10). HR: Betts (29), off Gomez; 6. 2B: Cano (14), Laureano (4). 3B: Span Arizona 000 030 000 — 3 10 1 Cishek 4 2 1.90 61.2 38 Scott Kazmir (12) 8.5650 a-flied out for Bailey in the 6th. b-singled Edwards Jr. 3 2 2.20 45.0 30 Martinez (39), off Vieira; Garcia (15), off (7). HR: Haniger (23), off Montas. RBIs: Los Angeles 000 001 000 — 1 8 0 Colorado 000 101 000 000 0 — 2 3 1 Lance Lynn (7, 31) 8.5606 for Wisler in the 8th. c-grounded out for Porcello. RBIs: Betts 2 (70), Benintendi Haniger (84), Cano (29), Healy (63), Strop 4 1 2.46 55.0 36 San Diego 020 000 000 000 1 — 3 6 4 Roger Clemens (24) 8.5521 Hicks in the 8th. E: Suarez (16). LOB: Cin- (76), Martinez 3 (114), Bradley Jr. 2 (54), Gamel (14), Gordon (26), Lowrie (84). a-struck out for Hill in the 5th. b-lined out Wilson 4 3 2.96 48.2 37 cinnati 12, St. Louis 9. 2B: Schebler (17), Bud Norris (10, 33) 8.5088 Swihart (12), Garcia 3 (37), Davidson Runners left in scoring position: Seattle for Hernandez in the 6th. c-grounded out E: Arenado (11), Myers 3 (5), Hosmer (4). Rosario 4 0 3.23 39.0 36 O’Neill (4), Gomber (1). HR: Schebler Cole Hamels (13, 34) 8.4993 (51). SB: Sanchez (12). CS: Betts (5). SF: 1 (Haniger); Oakland 3 (Chapman 2, for Ziegler in the 7th. d-struck out for 3B: Hedges (1). HR: Reyes (12), off Shaw. Lester 14 5 3.67 152.0 145 (13), off Cecil; Carpenter (35), off Bailey; Bradley Jr., Garcia. Runners left in scor- Canha). RISP: Seattle 3 for 6; Oakland 1 Baez in the 7th. e-lined out for Diekman RBIs: Desmond (76), Hedges (29), Galvis Montgomery 4 4 3.82 103.2 109 Eric Plunk (14) 8.4526 DeJong (15), off Bailey; Wisdom (2), off ing position: Boston 3 (Holt, Bradley Jr. for 8. Runners moved up: Semien, Pin- in the 8th. E: Goldschmidt (4). LOB: Ari- (57), Reyes (16). SB: Blackmon (9), Urias Hendricks 10 10 3.86 158.2 153 Sid Fernandez (15) 8.4038 Stephens. RBIs: Peraza (45), Suarez (96), 2); Chicago 4 (Delmonico, Palka 2, der. GIDP: Seager, Chapman. DP: Seattle zona 9, Los Angeles 6. 2B: Souza Jr. (15). (1). CS: Renfroe (1). SF: Galvis. Quintana 11 9 4.21 141.0 130 J.R. Richard (10) 8.3667 Gennett (80), Schebler 2 (40), Carpenter Smith). 1 (Seager, Cano, Healy); Oakland 1 HR: Peralta (26), off Hill; Machado (33), COLORADO IP H R ER BB SO ERA Kintzler 1 1 8.38 9.2 17 Jake Peavy (15) 8.3563 2 (73), DeJong 5 (48), Munoz 2 (34), BOSTON IP H R ER BB SO ERA (Lowrie, Chapman, Olson). off Ray. RBIs: Peralta 3 (74), Machado Maples 0 0 13.50 3.1 4 Felix Hernandez (14, 32) 8.3552 Gomber 2 (4), Wisdom (4). SF: Peraza. S: SEATTLE IP H R ER BB SO ERA (88). Marquez 8 2 2 2 1 13 4.11 TOTALS 79 55 3.691217.2 1086 Josh Beckett (14) 8.3418 Bailey 2. RISP: Cincinnati 4 for 15; St. Lou- Porcello 5 8 4 4 3 7 4.27 Ottavino 1 0 0 0 1 1 2.08 Jon Lester (13, 34) 8.3306 ARIZONA IP H R ER BB SO ERA R ER HR BB SO is 5 for 12. Workman 1 0 0 0 0 1 2.53 LeBlanc, W, 8-3 7 3 0 0 3 4 3.71 Oh 1 0 0 0 0 2 2.37 PITCHERS David Cone (17) 8.2838 1 CINCINNATI IP H R ER BB SO ERA Kelly 1 1 0 0 0 2 3.79 Warren 1 1 1 1 1 0 2.83 Ray, W, 4-2 5 ⁄3 4 1 1 2 9 4.55 Dahl 0 0 0 0 0 0 0.00 Hamels 4 3 0 11 38 A.J. Burnett (17) 8.2806 2 Brasier, W, 1-0 1 0 0 0 0 1 1.23 Vincent 1 0 0 0 0 1 4.17 Ziegler, H, 13 ⁄3 1 0 0 0 0 4.21 Bailey, , 1-13 5 9 7 3 2 5 6.13 Oberg 1 2 0 0 0 0 2.76 De La Rosa 1 1 0 3 10 Ubaldo Jimenez (12) 8.2781 L Hembree 1 1 0 0 0 1 4.02 Diekman, H, 15 1 1 0 0 0 3 3.74 Wisler 2 1 0 0 1 3 5.02 OAKLAND IP H R ER BB SO ERA McGee 1 1 0 0 0 0 5.67 Chavez 3 3 2 2 28 Ian Kennedy (12, 33) 8.2656 Hirano, H, 30 1 2 0 0 0 0 2.09 2 2 CHICAGO IP H R ER BB SO ERA Shaw, L, 4-6 ⁄3 1 1 1 0 0 6.26 Cishek 15 13 4 22 69 Zack Greinke (15, 34) 8.2551 Stephens ⁄3 4 5 5 2 0 6.23 Montas, L, 5-4 6 8 7 4 2 4 3.96 1 1 Chafin, H, 16 ⁄3 0 0 0 0 1 2.06 Edwards Jr. 13 11 2 20 58 Dixon ⁄3 0 0 0 0 0 0.00 1 SAN DIEGO IP H R ER BB SO ERA Tom Gordon (21) 8.2315 Giolito 6 ⁄3 2 1 1 2 8 5.66 Wendelken 3 1 0 0 0 3 1.04 Boxberger, S, 0 0 0 0 2 3.45 Strop 15 15 4 20 51 2 2 Mariano Rivera (19) 8.2241 ST. LOUIS IP H R ER BB SO ERA Gomez ⁄3 3 3 3 0 1 6.14 3 WP: Warren. Umpires: H, Tripp Gibson; 31-37 ⁄ Lauer 5 0 1 0 2 2 5.01 Wilson 17 16 4 30 62 Jesse Orosco (24) 8.1917 Burr 1 0 0 0 0 0 0.00 1B, Brian Gorman; 2B, Adrian Johnson; Wingenter, BS, 2-2 1 1 1 1 1 1 2.79 Rosario 15 14 5 20 24 Gomber, W, 5-0 7 10 2 2 0 3 2.77 2 LOS ANGELES IP H R ER BB SO ERA Jake Arrieta (9, 32) 8.1111 Vieira, L, 1-1 ⁄3 4 5 5 2 2 11.57 1 3B, Cory Blaser. Time: 2:40. A: 10,844 Strahm 1 0 0 0 0 1 2.17 Lester 69 62 23 56 119 Cecil ⁄3 1 3 3 2 0 6.75 1 Jeff Samardzija (11, 33) 8.1025 3 2 Santiago ⁄ 0 0 0 1 0 4.79 (46,765). Hill, L, 6-5 5 6 3 3 0 7 3.59 Stammen 1 0 0 0 0 2 2.55 Montgomery 46 44 7 33 67 Hicks, H, 21 ⁄3 2 0 0 1 0 3.07 (13, 34) 8.0505 Baez 2 1 0 0 0 3 3.30 Yates 1 0 0 0 0 0 2.09 Anibal Sanchez Leone 1 1 0 0 0 0 3.38 Porcello pitched to 1 batter in the 6th. In- Hendricks 71 68 20 38 131 Javier Vazquez (14) 8.0366 Ferguson 1 3 0 0 0 2 3.43 Castillo 1 1 0 0 1 2 2.93 Quintana 69 66 20 61 123 herited runners-scored: Workman 1-0, John Smoltz+ (21) 7.9919 Inherited runners-scored: Dixon 2-0, Gomez 1-1, Santiago 1-0. HBP: Giolito Floro 1 0 0 0 0 0 2.33 Stock, W, 1-1 3 1 0 0 1 0 2.22 Kintzler 9 9 3 6 5 Hicks 1-1. HBP: Stephens (Bader). Um- Marco Estrada (11, 34) 7.9892 (Leon). WP: Santiago. Umpires: H, Ted HBP: Hill 2 (Escobar,Escobar). WP: Ray. Maples 5 5 1 3 6 pires: H, John Libka; 1B, Jerry Meals; 2B, HBP: Lauer (Story), Ottavino (Urias). Bob Veale (13) 7.9579 Barrett; 1B, Will Little; 2B, Lance Barks- Umpires: H, Ryan Blakney; 1B, Tom Hal- TOTALS 533499 134 527 1089 Ed Hickox; 3B, Gabe Morales. Time: 3:22. Umpires: H, John Tumpane; 1B, Jim Reyn- J.A. Happ (12, 35) 7.9479 dale; 3B, Sean Barber. Time: 3:37. A: lion; 2B, Dan Bellino; 3B, Adam Hamari. olds; 2B, Jeremie Rehak; 3B, Mark Weg- through Friday A: 42,365 (45,538). source: baseball-reference.com 18,015 (40,615). Time: 3:14. A: 45,150 (56,000). ner. Time: 3:36. A: 20,056 (42,445). ■ Extra innings: Justin Smoak connected for a pinch-hit grand slam in the ninth inning, sending the Blue Jays to a 6-5 victory over the Marlins in Miami. The Jays trailed 5-1 heading into the ninth. ... The Braves saw their NL East lead shrink to two games over the Phillies after falling to the Pirates 3-2 in Atlanta. ... The Royals scored three runs in the sixth inning and three more in the eighth to pull away for a 9-2 win over the visiting Orioles. Hunter Dozier, Cam Gallagher and Ryan O’Hearn homered in the win. D Chicago Tribune | Chicago Sports | Section 2 | Saturday, September 1, 2018 7 SCOREBOARD

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TEAM SAT SUN MON TUE WED THU FRI AP TOP 25 RK. TEAM CP REC PF PA SATURDAY/NEXT GAME *-A.M. NEXT: 1. Alabama 1 0-0 0 0 vs. Louisville, 7 Sept. 9 2. Clemson 2 0-0 0 0 vs. Furman, 11:20* 2 bad years cost @GB 3. Georgia 4 0-0 0 0 Austin Peay, 2:30 7:20 4. Wisconsin 7 1-0 34 3 W, 34-3 vs. W. Kentucky 5. Ohio State 3 0-0 0 0 vs. Oregon State, 11* 6. Washington 6 0-0 0 0 vs. #9 Auburn, 2:30 coach-GM’s job @PHI @PHI @MIL @MIL @MIL @WAS @WAS 7. Oklahoma 5 0-0 0 0 vs. Fla. Atlantic, 11* 6:05 12:35 1:10 7:10 7:10 6:05 6:05 8. Miami 8 0-0 0 0 Sun vs. #25 LSU, 6:30 NBCSCH WGN-9 WGN-9 NBCSCH WGN-9 NBCSCH NBCSCH 9. Auburn 10 0-0 0 0 at #6 Washington, 2:30 By Shannon Ryan | Chicago Tribune AM-670 AM-670 AM-670 AM-670 AM-670 AM-670 AM-670 10. Penn State 9 0-0 0 0 vs. Appalachian State, 2:30 11. Michigan State 12 1-0 38 31 W, 38-31 vs. Utah State BOS BOS DET DET DET LAA 12. Notre Dame 11 0-0 0 0 vs. #14 Michigan, 6:30 The Sky fired coach and general manager 6:10 1:10 1:10 7:10 7:10 7:10 13. Stanford 12 1-0 31 10 W, 31-10 vs. San Diego State 14. Michigan 14 0-0 0 0 at #12 Notre Dame, 6:30 WGN-9 NBCSCH NBCSCH WGN-9 NBCSCH NBCSCH+ Amber Stocks after another disappointing sea- 15. USC 15 0-0 0 0 vs. UNLV, 3 AM-720 AM-720 AM-720 AM-720 AM-720 AM-720 16. TCU 15 0-0 0 0 vs. Southern, 11* son, the team announced Friday. 17. West Virginia 20 0-0 0 0 vs. Tennessee, 2:30 The Sky missed the WNBA playoffs in both of NEXT: 18. Mississppi State 18 0-0 0 0 vs. Stephen F. Austin, 6:30 Sept. 16 19. Florida State 19 0-0 0 0 vs. #20 Virginia Tech, 7 Stocks’ seasons in Chicago. They had made the ORL, 4 20. Virginia Tech 17 0-0 0 0 at #19 Florida State, 7 playoffs in four consecutive seasons under FS1 21. UCF `23 1-0 56 17 Sept. 8 vs. S. Carolina St., 11 22. Boise State 22 0-0 0 0 at Troy, 5 previous coach Pokey Chatman, who was fired 23. Texas 21 0-0 0 0 vs. Maryland, 11* 24. Oregon — 0-0 0 0 vs. Bowling Green, 7 after the team reached the semifinals in 2016. SATURDAY ON TV/RADIO LATEST LINE 25. LSU 24 0-0 0 0 Sun vs. #8 Miami, 6:30 Stocks’ teams went 12-22 in 2017 and 13-21 this CP-coaches poll; PF/A-points for/allowed MLB MAJOR LEAGUE BASEBALL season, finishing fifth and fourth, respectively, in NATIONAL LEAGUE SATURDAY BIG TEN STANDINGS the East Division. 3 p.m. Tigers at Yankees FS1 Cubs -133 at Philadelphia +123 WEST CONF ALL PF PA SATURDAY/NEXT GAME at San Fran. -148 New York +138 “The entire organization would like to thank at Washington-138 Milwaukee +128 Northwestern 1-0 1-0 31 27 Sep. 8 vs. Duke, 11* 6 p.m. Rays at Indians FS1 at Atlanta -160 Pittsburgh +150 Minnesota 0-0 1-0 48 10 Sept. 8 vs. Fresno State, 6:30 Amber for the hard work and dedication that she at St. Louis -168 Cincinnati +158 Illinois 0-0 0-0 0 0 vs. Kent State, 11* 6:05 p.m. Cubs at Phillies NBCSCH, WSCR-AM 670 Colorado -158 at San Diego +148 Iowa 0-0 0-0 0 0 vs. Northern Illinois, 2:30 has given to the Chicago Sky for the past two at Los Angeles-173 Arizona +161 Nebraska 0-0 0-0 0 0 at Akron, 7 seasons,” Sky President and CEO Adam Fox said 6:10 p.m. Red Sox at White Sox WGN-9, WGN-AM 720 AMERICAN LEAGUE SATURDAY Wisconsin 0-0 1-0 34 3 W, 34-3 vs. W. Kentucky Boston -148 at White Sox +138 Purdue 0-1 0-1 27 31 vs. E. Michigan, 11* in a statement. at New York Off Detroit Off EAST CONF ALL PF PA SATURDAY/NEXT GAME 9 p.m. Diamondbacks at Dodgers MLBN at Houston Off Los Angeles Off “At this time, we felt a change was necessary at Cleveland -107 Tampa Bay -103 Indiana 0-0 0-0 0 0 at Fla. International, 6 COLLEGE FOOTBALL at Kansas City -117 Baltimore +107 Maryland 0-0 0-0 0 0 at #23 Texas, 11* for the 2019 season. We wish her nothing but the Minnesota -125 at Texas +115 Michigan 0-0 0-0 0 0 at #12 Notre Dame, 6:30 Seattle -133 at Oakland +123 Michigan St. 0-0 1-0 38 31 W, 38-31 vs. Utah State best in the future.” 11 a.m. Kent State at Illinois BTN, WSCR-AM 670 INTERLEAGUE SATURDAY Ohio State 0-0 0-0 0 0 vs. Oregon State, 11* at Miami -108 Toronto -102 Penn State 0-0 0-0 0 0 vs. Appalachian State, 2:30 A search for Stocks’ replacement begins 11 a.m. Oregon State at Ohio State ABC-7 COLLEGE FOOTBALL Rutgers 0-0 0-0 0 0 vs. Texas State, 11* immediately, he said. SATURDAY 1 11 a.m. Texas vs. Maryland FS1 at Oklahoma 20 ⁄2 FAU The Sky hired Stocks in December 2016, Houston 26 at Rice FRIDAY’S RESULTS Point (Ga.) at Stetson, 6 1 which marked a period of transition for the 11 a.m. Florida Atlantic at Oklahoma FOX-32 at Ohio State 38 ⁄2 Oregon St. MIDWEST Mars Hill at ETSU, 6:30 1 at Penn St. 23 ⁄2 Appalach. St. Syracuse 55, W. Michigan 42 Charleston S. at Florida, 6:30 franchise. The team had just fired its most at Nebraska 26 Akron E. Michigan 51, Monmouth (NJ) 17 Middle Tenn. at Vanderbilt, 6:30 11 a.m. Mississippi vs. Texas Tech ESPN 1 at Boston Coll. 17 ⁄2 UMass SOUTH SOUTHWEST successful coach and had traded former league 1 at Illinois 16 ⁄2 Kent St. Duke 34, Army 14 Houston at Rice, 11* 1 11 a.m. James Madison at North Carolina State ESPNU at Rutgers 16 ⁄2 Texas St. WEST E. Illinois at Arkansas, 3 MVP Elena Delle Donne to the East Division 1 Indiana 10 ⁄2 at FIU Idaho St. 45, W. St. (Col.) 10 Morehouse at Ark.-Pine Bluff, 6 rival Mystics. at Iowa 10 N Illinois Portland St. at Nevada, late SE Missouri at Arkansas St., 6 11 a.m. Houston at Rice CBSSN 1 Texas 13 ⁄2 Maryland Colorado at Colorado St., late SW Baptist at Houston Baptist, 6 Boise St. 10 at Troy Stocks came to Chicago after two seasons as an 11 a.m. Furman at Clemson WCIU-26.2 Kentucky Christian at Lamar, 6 Louisiana Tech 10 at S. Alabama SATURDAY’S SCHEDULE Cent. Arkansas at Tulsa, 6 assistant for the Sparks. 1 Marshall 2 ⁄2 at Miami (Ohio) MIDWEST SMU at N. Texas, 6:30 1 11 a.m. Villanova at Temple ESPNews at North Texas 4 ⁄2 SMU Robert Morris at Dayton, noon N. Arizona at UTEP, 6:30 at Vanderbilt 3 Mid. Tenn. Howard at Ohio, 1 Abilene Christian at Baylor, 7 1 2:30 p.m. Northern Illinois at Iowa BTN, WIND-AM 560 at Arizona 11 ⁄2 BYU Butler at Youngstown St., 1 Texas-Permian Basin at Tex Southern, 7 at Arizona St. 18 UTSA Marshall at Miami (Ohio), 2:30 WEST at USC 26 UNLV Cal Poly at N. Dakota St., 2:30 Stony Brook at Air Force, 1 1 2:30 p.m. Tennessee vs. West Virginia CBS-2 at UCLA 14 ⁄2 Cincinnati UT Martin at Missouri, 3 Washington St. at Wyoming, 2:30 1 NASCAR Auburn 2 ⁄2 Washington William Jewell at Drake, 6 N. Carolina at California, 3 at Kentucky 17 Cent. Mich. Nicholls at Kansas, 6 Cent. Washington at E. Washington, 3:05 2:30 p.m. Washington vs. Auburn ABC-7 1 Texas Tech 2 ⁄2 Mississippi VMI at Toledo, 6 McNeese St. at N. Colorado, 3:05 1 at S. Carolina 29 ⁄2 Coast. Carol. S. Dakota at Kansas St., 6:10 W. New Mexico at San Diego, 4 1 2:30 p.m. Austin Peay at Georgia ESPN W. Virginia 9 ⁄2 Tennessee St. Xavier at Illinois St., 6:30 Cincinnati at UCLA, 6 1 at California 7 ⁄2 N. Carolina S. Dakota St. at Iowa St., 7 Incarnate Word at New Mexico, 7 1 Darlington question: 2:30 p.m. Central Michigan at Kentucky ESPNU Wash. St. 1 ⁄2 at Wyoming EAST N. Alabama at S. Utah, 7 at Oregon 32 Bowling Green Villanova at Temple, 11* N. Iowa at Montana, 8 1 Old Dominion 5 ⁄2 at Liberty St. Francis (Pa.) at Lehigh, 11:30* St. Francis (Ill.) at Sacramento St., 8 2:30 p.m. Washington State at Wyoming CBSSN 1 at Notre Dame 1 ⁄2 Michigan UMass at Boston College, noon Idaho at Fresno St., 9 Alabama 24 Louisville Holy Cross at Colgate, noon Are you in or out? UTSA at Arizona St., 9:30 3 p.m. North Carolina at California FOX-32 Navy 10 at Hawaii Georgetown at Marist, noon BYU at Arizona, 9:45 SUNDAY Lock Haven at Duquesne, 1 Navy at Hawaii, 10 1 By Peter Iacobelli 5 p.m. Boise State at Troy ESPNews Miami 3 ⁄2 LSU New Haven at Bryant, 2 MONDAY Albany (NY) at Pittsburgh, 2:30 SUNDAY’S SCHEDULE 1 Associated Press at Florida St. 7 ⁄2 Virginia Tech William & Mary at Bucknell, 5 Prairie View at NC Central, 11* 6 p.m. Indiana at Florida International CBSSN NFL Delaware St. at Buffalo, 5 Lafayette at Sacred Heart, 5 THURSDAY’S RESULTS THURSDAY MIDWEST 6 p.m. Cincinnati at UCLA ESPN at Philadelphia 3 Atlanta SOUTH DARLINGTON, S.C. — Austin Dillon loves his James Madison at NC State, 11* Quincy at Indiana St., late SUNDAY Aug. 9 CCSU at Ball State, late 1 Coastal Carolina at S. Carolina, 11* position entering the Southern 500 — planning 6:30 p.m. Michigan at Notre Dame NBC-5, WMVP-AM 1000 Pittsburgh 5 ⁄2 at Cleveland EAST at Minnesota 6 San Fran. Alcorn St. at Georgia Tech, 11:30* St. Augustine’s at Jacksonville, noon Bowie St. at Wagner, late for NASCAR’s playoffs rather than trying to at Indianapolis 3 Cincinnati Rhode Island at Delaware, late 6:30 p.m. St. Xavier at Illinois State NBCSCH+ at Baltimore 7 Buffalo Cent. Michigan at Kentucky, 2:30 Fort Vall. St. at Florida A&M, 4 New Hampshire at Maine, late qualify for the postseason. Jacksonville 3 at N.Y. Giants SOUTH 1 Tuskegee at Alabama St., 5 6:30 p.m. Stephen F. Austin at Mississippi State ESPNU at New Orleans 9 ⁄2 Tampa Bay Chowan at Campbell, late Dillon was the first to lock up a spot in the 1 Fordham at Charlotte, 5 at New England 6 ⁄2 Houston NC A&T at E. Carolina, 5 Tennessee Tech at Chattanooga, late 16-team playoffs with his win at the Daytona 500 7 p.m. Akron at Nebraska FOX-32 Tennessee 1 at Miami Morehead St. at E. Kentucky, late at L.A. Chargers 3 Kansas City Limestone at Gardner-Webb, 5 SC St. at Georgia Southern, 5 Kennesaw St. at Georgia St., late in February. at Denver 3 Seattle S. Illinois at Murray St., late 1 Shaw at Hampton, 5 7 p.m. Louisville vs. Alabama ABC-7 at Carolina 2 ⁄2 Dallas Old Dominion at Liberty, 5 Shorter at Samford, late He has felt pres- at Arizona Pk Washington MVSU at N. Dakota, late SOUTHERN 500 at Green Bay 8 Chicago Virginia St. at Norfolk St., 5 9:30 p.m. Texas-San Antonio at Arizona State FS1 Elon at S. Florida, 5 Northwestern at Purdue, late sure-free ever since, MONDAY Aug. 10 SE Louisiana at La.-Monroe, late 5 p.m. Sunday, NBCSN 1 Richmond at Virginia, 5 at Detroit 6 ⁄2 N.Y. Jets Wake Forest at Tulane, late something he ex- 9:45 p.m. Brigham Young at Arizona ESPN 1 Newberry at W. Carolina, 5 L.A. Rams 3 ⁄2 at Oakland The Citadel at Wofford, 5 Savannah St. at UAB, late pects will change as 10 p.m. Navy at Hawaii CBSSN Miles at Alabama A&M, 6 SOUTHWEST Brevard at Davidson, 6 Missouri St. at Oklahoma St., late the Monster Energy Grambling St. at La.-Lafayette, 6 Weber St. at Utah, late GOLF SOCCER Mercer at Memphis, 6 Northwestern St. at Texas A&M, late NASCAR Cup Series wraps up its final two Towson at Morgan St., 6 WEST 5:30 a.m. Made in Denmark Golf Channel La. Tech at S. Alabama, 6 W. Illinois at Montana St., late regular-season races at Darlington Raceway and MAJOR LEAGUE SOCCER Jackson St. at S. Miss., 6 UC Davis at San Jose St., late W L T PT GF GA then Indianapolis next week. Noon Web.com DAP Championship Golf Channel EASTERN Bethune-Cookman vs. Tennessee St., 6 N.Y. Red Bulls 17 6 4 55 50 26 “In two weeks from now we are going to be Atlanta 16 4 6 54 55 30 TRANSACTIONS 2 p.m. PGA Dell Championship Golf Channel N.Y. City FC 14 6 6 48 49 34 thinking about points again,” said Dillon, 19th in Columbus 11 8 7 40 33 33 5:30 p.m. LPGA Portland Classic Golf Channel Philadelphia 12 11 3 39 37 39 BASEBALL Oklahoma City: Waived F Kyle Singler the point standings. “So you’ve got to race these Montreal 10 14 3 33 34 45 MAJOR LEAGUE BASEBALL FOOTBALL last two races like the playoffs have started.” HORSE RACING New England 7 10 8 29 38 41 Office Of The Commissioner Of Base- D.C. United 7 11 6 27 39 42 NATIONAL FOOTBALL LEAGUE Twelve drivers have clinched playoff berths, ball: Suspended Minnesota minor Baltimore: Waived CB Robertson Daniel, Toronto FC 7 13 6 27 43 48 league RHP Alex Banks (DSL) 72 games 1:30 p.m. Glens Falls and Saranac Stakes FS2 FIRE 6 15 6 24 37 52 G-T Andrew Donnal, G Justin Evans, TE and most of the other spots could be wrapped up and Boston minor league C Alberto Nick Keizer, DE Christian LaCouture, DB Orlando City 7 16 2 23 38 59 Schmidt (Lowell-NYP) 76 games after 4:30 p.m. Spinaway and Woodward Stakes NBCSN WESTERN W L T PT GF GA Kai Nacua, CB Jackson Porter, WR De- after Sunday night’s race. both tested positive for Stanozolol, a Vier Posey and LS Trent Sieg. Waived-in- FC Dallas 13 6 7 46 43 35 performance-enhancing substance in jured LB Alvin Jones. Placed S DeShon Denny Hamlin needs eight points to make the MOTORSPORTS Sporting KC 13 6 6 45 47 30 violation of the Minor League Drug Pre- Eliiott, DB Bennett Jackson, CB Stanley Los Angeles FC 12 7 7 43 50 40 vention and Treatment Program. Jean-Baptiste and OT Greg Senat on in- field for the 12th time in 13 years. Aric Almirola 7:55 a.m. Formula 1 qualifying ESPN2 Real Salt Lake 12 10 5 41 42 44 AMERICAN LEAGUE jured reserve. Portland 11 7 7 40 37 35 White Sox: Purchased the contract of Cleveland: Terminated contract of WR and Jimmie Johnson could get in if one of Seattle 11 9 5 38 32 26 RHP Ian Hamilton from Charlotte (IL). Jeff Janis. Waived TE Stephen Baggett, NASCAR’s nine drivers with victories crosses the 11:30 a.m.NASCAR Xfinity qualifying NBCSN LA Galaxy 10 9 8 38 49 48 New York: Acquired OF Andrew Mc- DBs Christian Boutte and Elijah Camp- Cutchen from San Francisco for INF Abi- Vancouver 10 9 7 37 43 51 bell, OL Anthony Fabiano, Avery Gen- atal Avelino, RHP Juan De Paula and line in first. 1 p.m. NASCAR Cup Series qualifying NBCSN Minnesota 9 15 2 29 38 52 nesy and Fred Lauina, DL Jeremy Faulk, cash. Houston 7 12 7 28 41 38 QB Brogan Roback and DBs Derron For many drivers, they’ll need a great run to Texas: Acquired RHPs Abdiel Mendoza 2:30 p.m. NASCAR Xfinity Sport Clips VFW 200 NBC-5 Colorado 6 14 6 24 31 48 Smith and DL Blaine Woodson. Waived- and Teodoro Ortega from Oakland for injured WR C.J. Board, LB Justin Currie race for a title. San Jose 4 14 8 20 40 50 RHP Cory Gearrin. Recalled RHP Connor Three points for win, one point for tie. and DL Lenny Jones. 3:30 p.m. NHRA U.S. Nationals, Saturday Live FS2 Sadzeck from Round Rock (PCL). Houston: Released P Shane Lechler. Ricky Stenhouse Jr. is 16th in points but on the SATURDAY’S SCHEDULE NATIONAL LEAGUE Sporting KC at Seattle, 3 Kansas City: Traded OL Parker Ehinger outside looking in because of Dillon’s victory at Cubs: Placed OF Jason Heyward on the to Dallas for CB Charvarius Ward. PREMIER LEAGUE SOCCER N.Y. Red Bulls at Montreal, 6:30 10-day DL. Recalled RHP Dillon Maples Philadelphia at Orlando City, 6:30 Minnesota: Released G Kareem Are, G Daytona. Stenhouse stands 79 points behind Alex from Iowa (PCL). Kaleb Johnson, WR Cayleb Jones, OT 6:25 a.m. Liverpool at Leicester City NBCSN Portland at New England, 6:30 Colorado: Acquired C Drew Butera and Houston at FC Dallas, 7 Dieugot Joseph, CB Trevon Mathis, RB Bowman, who is on the bubble as the final driver cash considerations from Kansas City Kobe McCrary, FB Luke McNitt, LB Mike Los Angeles FC at Toronto FC, 7 for LHP Jerry Vasto. 8:55 a.m. Bournemouth at Chelsea NBCSN N.Y. City FC at Columbus, 7 Needham, QB Peter Pujals, C J.P. Quinn, for the playoff. Milwaukee: Acquired LHP Xavier Ce- WR Korey Robertson, LB Brett Taylor, LA Galaxy at Real Salt Lake, 9 deno from the Chicago White Sox for OF Stenhouse’s approach this weekend is clear — 11:30 a.m.Newcastle United at Manchester City NBC-5 San Jose at Vancouver, 9 WR Jake Wieneke and LB Antwione Bryan Connell and RHP Johan Domin- Williams. NATIONAL WOMEN’S SOCCER guez. New England: Traded DB Jordan Rich- win and you’re in. Washington: Acquired RHP Andrew BUNDESLIGA SOCCER CLUB W L T PT GF GA ards to Atlanta for a conditional 2020 “We’ve got to do our job and get to victory Istler from the Los Angeles Dodgers for draft pick. Released DL Frank Herron, CB 8:30 a.m. Wolfsburg at Bayer Leverkusen FS1 North Carolina 16 1 6 54 48 17 RHP Ryan Madson. Recalled LHP Sammy Ryan Lewis, WR Devin Lucien, RB Khal- lane,” he said. Seattle 11 4 8 41 26 16 Solis from Syracuse (IL). fani Muhammad and WR Paul Turner. Portland 11 6 6 39 37 27 BASKETBALL Stenhouse, who qualified for the playoffs for 8:30 a.m. Werder Bremen at Eintracht Frankfurt FS2 RED STARS 8 4 10 34 32 26 NATIONAL BASKETBALL ASSOCIATION Utah 8 7 8 32 20 22 Memphis : Waived C Dakari Johnson. the first time a year ago, acknowledged that 11:20 a.m.Bayern Munich at Stuttgart FS2 Houston 9 9 5 32 35 34 Orlando 8 9 6 30 30 36 strategies change and more risks may be taken. TENNIS Washington 2 17 4 10 11 34 “It’s like that for a lot of us,” Stenhouse said. Sky Blue FC 0 16 5 5 19 46 10 a.m. U.S. Open ESPN2 (more, 6 p.m.) SATURDAY’S SCHEDULE Hamlin, the defending Southern 500 champi- Sky Blue FC at Washington, 6 GOLF on, has struggled in recent weeks. WOMEN’S COLLEGE VOLLEYBALL ENGLISH PREMIER LEAGUE CLUB W T L GF GA PTS PGA DELL Ryan Moore 35-36 78 (+7) “Winning is the only thing I care about,” Pat Perez 35-36 Kevin Streelman 42-36 Liverpool 3 0 0 7 0 9 CHAMPIONSHIP 7 p.m. Texas at Wisconsin BTN Rory McIlroy 35-36 79 (+8) Hamlin said Friday. “Running better is very, very Tottenham 3 0 0 8 2 9 At TPC Boston Kevin Tway 36-35 Chesson Hadley 37-42 important to us, so we’re doing everything we Chelsea 3 0 0 8 3 9 Norton, Mass. Jhonattan Vegas 33-38 80 (+9) Watford 3 0 0 7 2 9 Yardage: 7,342; Par 71 Russell Henley 36-35 Jason Dufner 40-40 Man City 2 1 0 9 2 7 First Round can.” TENNIS: U.S. OPEN Louis Oosthuizen 35-36 MINOR LEAGUE BASEBALL Bournemouth 2 1 0 6 3 7 65 (-6) Scott Piercy 36-35 PGA TOUR CHAMPI- Justin Rose 34-31 Leicester 2 0 1 5 3 6 Hideki Matsuyama 37-34 ONS - SHAW CHARITY Everton 1 2 0 6 5 5 66 (-5) MIDWEST LEAGUE 138TH U.S. OPEN Adam Scott 35-36 CLASSIC Man United 1 0 1 4 4 3 Russell Knox 35-31 Ryan Armour 37-34 EASTERN W L PCT. GB R3 at USTA Billie Jean King National Ten- Arsenal 1 0 2 5 6 3 Abraham Ancer 32-34 Aaron Wise 38-33 At Canyon Meadow Golf & nis Center; hard-outdoor Bowling Green 41 26 .612 — Crystal Palace 1 0 2 3 4 3 67 (-4) Patrick Reed 37-34 CC Calgary, Alberta IN BRIEF Lansing 37 30 .561 4 Men Fulham 1 0 2 5 7 3 Chris Kirk 33-34 Jamie Lovemark 35-36 Yardage: 7,086; Par 70 Great Lakes 35 32 .522 6 #1 Rafael Nadal d. Brighton 1 0 2 3 5 3 Beau Hossler 36-31 72 (+1) First Round 1 Keegan Bradley 32-35 Fort Wayne 31 35 .470 9 ⁄2 #27 Karen Khachanov, 5-7, 7-5, 7-6 (7), Wolverhampton 0 2 1 3 5 2 Stewart Cink 35-37 64 (-6) 1 Gary Woodland 34-33 COLLEGE FOOTBALL: West Michigan 31 35 .470 9 ⁄2 7-6 (3) Cardiff 0 2 1 0 2 2 Whee Kim 37-35 Miguel Jimenez 32-32 In a statement on South Bend 29 38 .433 12 #5 Kevin Anderson d. Southampton 0 1 2 2 4 1 68 (-3) Brian Gay 38-34 Kirk Triplett 31-33 1 Adam Hadwin 32-36 Twitter, Ohio State coach Urban Meyer pushed Lake County 28 38 .424 12 ⁄2 #28 Denis Shapovalov, 4-6, 6-3, 6-4, 4-6, Newcastle 0 1 2 2 4 1 Emiliano Grillo 35-37 66 (-4) Xander Schauffele 36-32 Dayton 26 41 .388 15 6-4 Burnley 0 1 2 3 7 1 Brandt Snedeker 38-34 Rod Spittle 33-33 back on the reasons for his three-game WESTERN W L PCT. GB #9 Dominic Thiem d. Marc Leishman 33-35 Tiger Woods 35-37 Esteban Toledo 32-34 Huddersfield 0 1 2 1 9 1 Dustin Johnson 33-35 Taylor Fritz, 3-6, 6-3, 7-6 (5), 6-4 West Ham 0 0 3 2 9 0 Bubba Watson 36-36 Joe Durant 34-32 suspension with claims that don’t fully square x-Cedar Rapids 44 23 .657 — #11 John Isner d. Webb Simpson 34-34 Michael Kim 35-37 67 (-3) Peoria 38 29 .567 6 Dusan Lajovic, 7-6 (8), 6-7 (6), 6-3, 7-5 SATURDAY’S SCHEDULE James Hahn 32-36 Mike Goodes 34-33 Liverpool at Leicester, 6:30 a.m. Jason Kokrak 38-34 with details laid out in the investigation that led Quad Cities 37 29 .561 6 #20 Borna Coric d. Rafa Cabrera Bello 34-34 Nick Watney 34-38 Scott Parel 34-33 1 Southampton at Crystal Palace, 9 a.m. Kane County 36 30 .538 7 ⁄2 Daniil Medvedev, 6-3, 7-5, 6-2 Brian Harman 35-33 Brendan Steele 35-37 Scott McCarron 33-34 to his punishment. Meyer was suspended three 1 Huddersfield at Everton, 9 a.m. Beloit 35 31 .530 8 ⁄2 #25 Milos Raonic d. 69 (-2) Phil Mickelson 36-36 Jerry Kelly 34-33 Wisconsin 35 32 .522 9 Stan Wawrinka, 7-6 (6), 6-4, 6-3 Fulham at Brighton, 9 a.m. C.T. Pan 34-35 Joey Sindelar 34-33 games for mismanaging former WRs coach Bournemouth at Chelsea, 9 a.m Brian Stuard 38-34 Clinton 28 39 .418 15 Nikoloz Basilashvili d. Byeong Hun An 35-34 73 (+2) Brian Mogg 33-34 Burlington 20 43 .317 22 Guido Pella, 6-3, 6-4, 1-6, 7-6 (4) Wolverhampton at West Ham, 9 a.m Jordan Spieth 34-35 Gibby Gilbert III 34-33 Zach Smith, who has been accused of domestic Newcastle at Man. City, 9 a.m Daniel Berger 39-34 Kevin Chappell 34-35 Zach Johnson 37-36 68 (-2) FRIDAY’S RESULTS Women SUNDAY’S SCHEDULE Tyrrell Hatton 35-34 abuse by his ex-wife, Courtney Smith. Investi- #3 Sloane Stephens d. Ryan Palmer 38-35 Wes Short 33-35 Dayton 7, West Michigan 5 Cardiff vs. Arsenal, 7:30 a.m. Charles Howell III 34-35 Grant Waite 34-34 Victoria Azarenka, 6-3, 6-4 Burnley vs. Man United, 10 a.m. Chez Reavie 38-35 gators said Meyer didn’t properly handle the Great Lakes 5, Lansing 4 (10) Henrik Stenson 36-33 Justin Thomas 39-34 Bill Glasson 35-33 Lake County 5, Fort Wayne 4 #7 Elina Svitolina d. Watford vs. Tottenham, 10 a.m. Alex Noren 36-33 Qiang Wang, 6-4, 6-4 Jon Rahm 34-39 Brian Henninger 35-33 abuse claims and other bad behavior from the Kane County 10, Peoria 3 Kevin Kisner 36-33 Charley Hoffman 36-37 Gary Hallberg 34-34 Quad Cities 6 at Clinton 1 #8 Karolina Pliskova d. Cameron Smith 34-35 Sofia Kenin, 6-4, 7-6 (2) Ian Poulter 36-37 Billy Mayfair 34-34 assistant coach. Meyer says it’s not accurate that Bowling Green 6, South Bend 1 NFL Austin Cook 33-36 Andrew Landry 35-38 Ronnie Black 34-34 Cedar Rapids 5, Burlington 2 #15 Elise Mertens d. Tony Finau 35-34 he was suspended because he “knew about or #23 Barbora Strycova, 6-3, 7-6 (4) Patrick Cantlay 37-36 Mark O’Meara 34-34 Wisconsin 6, Beloit 5 Brooks Koepka 35-34 Keith Mitchell 36-37 Tom Byrum 34-34 #17 Serena Williams d. REGULAR SEASON: WEEK 1 Paul Casey 34-35 condoned Zach Smith’s alleged domestic FRONTIER LEAGUE #16 Venus Williams, 6-1, 6-2 Scott Stallings 36-37 Tom Pernice Jr. 33-35 THURSDAY’S SCHEDULE Tommy Fleetwood 33-36 Duffy Waldorf 35-33 EAST W L PCT. GB #18 Ashleigh Barty d. Tom Hoge 35-38 abuse” and also said that he “did not lie at Big Atlanta at Philadelphia, 7:30 (NBC-5) J.B. Holmes 34-35 74 (+3) Jeff Sluman 34-34 Karolina Muchova, 6-3, 6-4 Peter Uihlein 34-35 Washington 54 40 .574 — #19 Anastasija Sevastova d. SUNDAY, SEPT. 9 Bronson Burgoon 34-40 Jeff Maggert 34-34 Ten Media Days” when he told reporters he Joliet 53 41 .564 1 Bears at Green Bay, 7:20 (NBC-5) 70 (-1) Ted Potter 37-37 Lee Janzen 35-33 Ekaterina Makarova, 4-6, 6-1, 6-2 Si Woo Kim 36-34 Lake Erie 48 46 .511 6 Kaia Kanepi d. Pittsburgh at Cleveland, noon Patton Kizzire 37-37 Davis Love III 34-34 didn’t know about accusations against Smith. ... Schaumburg 44 50 .468 10 Cincinnati at Indianapolis, noon Bryson DeChambeau34 Troy Merritt 40-34 Stephen Mondshine35-33 Rebecca Peterson, 6-3, 7-6 (3) -36 Alabama coach Nick Saban said both Tua Traverse City 43 51 .462 11 WILLIAMS SISTERS Tennessee at Miami, noon Anirban Lahiri 37-37 69 (-1) Windy City 41 53 .436 13 San Frnacisco at Minnesota, noon Kevin Na 36-34 J.J. Spaun 38-36 Greg Kraft 35-34 Serena leads 18-12 Houston at New England, noon Danny Lee 35-35 Mark Brooks 37-32 Tagovailoa and Jalen Hurts will play QB when W L PCT. GB 76 (+5) WEST 1998 Australian, R64, Venus, 7-6 (4), 6-1. Tampa Bay at New Orleans, noon Jimmy Walker 35-35 Jason Day 39-37 Glen Day 35-34 the top-ranked Crimson Tide open the season River City 50 44 .532 — 1998 Rome, Venus, 6-4, 6-2. Jacksonville at N.Y. Giants, noon Andrew Putnam 34-36 Satoshi Kodaira 37-39 Steve Pate 34-35 Evansville 50 44 .532 — 1999 Key Biscayne, F, Venus, 6-1, 4-6, 6-4. Buffalo at Baltimore, noon Kyle Stanley 35-35 Luke List 37-39 Todd Hamilton 36-33 Saturday against Louisville. Brice Garnett 38-32 Florence 49 45 .531 1 1999 Grand Slam, SF, Serena, 6-1, 3-6, 6-3. Kansas City at L.A. Chargers, 3:05 Kelly Kraft 39-37 Bernhard Langer 34-35 1 2000 Wimbledon, SF, Venus, 6-2, 7-6 (3). Branden Grace 35-35 Woody Austin 36-33 Southern Illinois 48 45 .516 1 ⁄2 Seattle at Denver, 3:25 77 (+6) 1 2001 U.S. Open, F, Venus, 6-2, 6-4. Washington at Arizona, 3:25 71 (E) Tom Werkmeister 36-33 Normal 47 46 .505 2 ⁄2 Joel Dahmen 42-35 2002 Miami, SF, Serena, 6-2, 6-2. Matt Kuchar 38-33 GOLF: Gateway 36 58 .383 14 Dallas at Carolina, 3:25 Ollie Schniederjans 40-37 Justin Rose made three birdies over his 2002 French Open, F, Serena, 7-5, 6-3. MONDAY, SEPT. 10 FRIDAY’S RESULTS 2002 Wimbledon, F, Serena, 7-6 (4), 6-3. N.Y. Jets at Detroit, 6:10 last four holes en route to an opening-round Lake Erie 11, Washington 4 2002 U.S. Open, F, Serena, 6-4, 6-3. L.A. Rams at Oakland, 9:20 6-under 65 and a one-stroke lead over Russell Windy City 9, Traverse City 2 2003 Australian, F, Serena, 7-6 (4), 3-6, 6-4. River City 8, Florence 0 PREP FOOTBALL Knox and Abraham Ancer at the Dell Technolo- Evansville 8, Normal 3 2003 Wimbledon, F, Serena, 4-6, 6-4, 6-2. Joliet 9, Schaumburg 1 2005 Miami, QF, Venus, 6-1, 7- 6 (8). gies Championship in Norton, Mass. Tiger Southern Illinois 6, Gateway 4 FRIDAY’S SCORES Highland 35, Belleville East 7 Schaumburg 23, Wheeling 0 Huntley 42, Jacobs 7 Simeon 33, Trotwood-Madison, Ohio 6 Woods shot a 72 at the second FedEx Cup WNBA PLAYOFFS PREP FOOTBALL AMERICAN ASSOCIATION Larkin 13, Streamwood 12 West Aurora 57, West Chicago 0 St. Laurence 48, Westchester St. Joseph NORTH W L PCT. GB Benet Academy 21, Moline 7 playoffs event. ... Women’s British Open champ Belleville West 47, O’Fallon 21 6 (x-if nec.; best-of-5) Lodi, Wis. 16, St. Viator 7 St. Paul 57 40 .588 — SEMIFINALS Burlington Central 31, St. Francis 6 Stockton 59, South Beloit 0 Georgia Hall shot a 9-under 63 to take a 1 Machesney Park Harlem 54, Rockford Tuscola 34, Arcola 0 Gary Southshore 57 40 .588 ⁄2 Seattle 2, Phoenix 1 Byron 41, Stillman Valley 14 Guilford 7 Fargo-Moorhead 49 48 .505 8 Aug. 26: SEATTLE 91-87 Cary-Grove 42, Crystal Lake Central 7 West Frankfort 21, Pinckneyville 7 three-stroke lead over Minjee Lee (68) at the Marengo 31, Plano 15 Chicago 44 53 .454 13 Aug. 28: SEATTLE 91-87 (OT) Chatham Glenwood 27, Sacred Heart- Wheaton-Warrenville So. 41, Lockport 0 Maroa-Forsyth 35, New Berlin 7 Winnipeg 40 57 .412 17 Friday, Aug. 31: PHOENIX 86-66 Griffin (Springfield) 23 York 20, Addison Trail 0 LPGA Portland Classic and break the tourna- Mascoutah 42, Mattoon 7 x-Sunday: at Phoenix, TBA Chicago (Back of the Yards) 42, Chicago POSTPONEMENTS AND CANCELLA- Mather 38, Senn 0 ment 36-hole record. Hall reached 15-under Sioux Falls 39 58 .411 18 x-Tuesday: at Seattle, TBA (Goode) 0 TIONS SOUTH W L PCT. GB Metamora 42, Rock Island 14 Atlanta 2, Washington 1 Chicago Phoenix Academy 38, Collins Bremen vs. Perspectives Co-op, ppd. Montini 42, Christ the King 0 129. Sioux City 70 27 .722 — Aug. 26: Washington 87-84 Academy 13 Fremd vs. Hersey, ppd. to Sat . 1 Nazareth 25, Lake Zurich 0 Herscher vs. Clifton Central, ppd. to Sat. Kansas City 61 35 .635 8 ⁄2 Aug. 28: ATLANTA 78-75 Danville 21, Urbana 20 Normal Community 49, Normal West 27 Friday, Aug. 31: Atlanta 81-76 Elmwood Park def. Foreman, forfeit Kennedy vs. Prosser, ppd. to Sat. Wichita 59 38 .608 11 Orr 52, Amundsen 21 Sunday: at Washington, TBA Elmwood-Brimfield 30, Aledo (Mercer Leyden vs. Downers North, ppd. to Sat. NBA: The Rockets traded F Ryan Anderson and Lincoln 50 47 .515 20 Ottawa Marquette 31, Seneca 0 Lincoln Way Central vs. 1 x-Tuesday: at Atlanta, TBA County) 22 Cleburne 30 66 .313 39 ⁄2 Peoria (H.S.) 70, Peoria Notre Dame 33 Evergreen Park def. Chicago CICS-Long- Lincoln Way West, ppd. to Sat. G De’Anthony Melton to the Suns for F Texas 25 72 .258 45 Prairie Ridge 57, Hampshire 6 FINALS (Best-of-5) wood, forfeit Minooka vs. Oswego, ppd. Richmond-Burton 17, Aurora Central FRIDAY’S RESULTS Sept. 6: TBD, TBA Fairbury Prairie Central 40, Bloomington St. Rita vs. Richards, ppd. to Sat. Marquese Chriss and G Brandon Knight, ESPN Catholic 8 Fargo-Moorhead at Winnipeg, late Sept. 9: TBD, 2:30 p.m. Central Catholic 7 T.F. North at Reavis, ppd. to noon Sat. Ridgewood 7, Chicago Sullivan 0 reported. Anderson, 30, has two years and $41 Cleburne at Lincoln, late Sept 12: TBD, TBA Freeburg 43, Carlyle 12 Tinley Park vs. Peotone, ppd. Rochester 42, Normal University 7 Gary Southshore Sioux Falls, 5 x-Sept. 14: TBD, TBA Freeport (Aquin) 43, Warren 6 Zion Benton vs. North Chicago, ppd. Rockford Boylan 61, Belvidere 0 million left on his contract. He agreed to reduce Sioux City 14, Texas 3 x-Sept. 16: TBD, 7 p.m. Geneseo 28, Galesburg 0 Rockford East 6, Rockford Auburn 2 Chicago 7, St. Paul 5 Glenbard West 42, Proviso East 0 Rolling Meadows 21, Palatine 14 the guarantee on his $21 million salary in Kansas City 12, Wichita Herrin 49, Carterville 35 2019-20 to $15.6 million. 8 Chicago Tribune | Chicago Sports | Section 2 | Saturday, September 1, 2018 TENNIS

Kasperson, Lucinda Wanner Lucinda Wanner Kasperson passed away peacefully on July 2, 2018 surrounded Death Notices by family and friends.She was born to Arthur Lewis and Lucinda Obermeyer Wanner on October 17, 1928 in Glen Feig, Thelma Ellyn, Illinois. Thelma Feig, neeGreenman, age 87, beloved wife She was preceded in death for 67 years of Bernard Feig; devoted by her husband, Richard mother of Sharon Furmanek, Jill (Barry) Willett Kasperson, andher Shiffman, and Adrienne (David) Tarnoff; twobrothers,Phillip Arthur proud “Ma” of Jennifer (Dr.Benjamin) Wanner and Richard Lewis Davis,Lauren(Erik)Hammer, Holly (Dr. Wanner (Anita). Matthew) Marcus,Jason (Laura) Shiffman, David She is survived by her two sons,David Arthur (Allison) Shiffman, Kimberly Tarnoff,Samantha Kasperson (Ruth) and Ernest Richard Kasperson Tarnoff and AlexandraTarnoff; adored by her great (Brenda), hersister-in-law Anita S. Wanner,two grandchildren Elliott and Vivian Davis,Lilah Hammer, nieces,Suzanna W. Cook (C.David)and Lucinda W. Betsy Marcus and Henry Shiffman; cherished by Stoll (Peter Ned) as well as many grand and great many.Service Sunday,2:00p.m. at TheChapel, 195 nephews,nieces and cousins.Jelena and Djordje N. Buffalo Grove Rd., Buffalo Grove (1 blk N. of Lake Petrovic joined her family when they came to the Cook Rd.). Interment Shalom Memorial Park. In lieu US for their education. of flowers,contributions to Gift of Hope,425 Spring Lucinda was aproud graduate of Glenbard High Lake Dr., Itasca, IL 60143, www.giftofhope.org.Info: School, Mount Holyoke College and the Wharton The Goldman Funeral Group,www.goldmanfuneral- School of Finance and Commerce at the University group.com (847) 478-1600. of Pennsylvania where she was among their earliest female graduates,perhaps the first. She married Richard W. KaspersoninNovember 1957 and enjoyed nearly 60 years of marriage until his death in May 2017. Sign Guestbook at chicagotribune.com/obituaries Lucinda described herself as having had eight ca- reers: mother of special needs children, researcher, economist, educator,politician, computer con- Isenstein, Marvin sultant, banker in Bosnia and volunteer.She was Marvin Isenstein, age 91, passed away surrounded always active with afocus on ways in which her by his family on August 30, efforts might enrich the lives of others. 2018. He was preceded She taught Economics at Loyola University ADAM HUNGER/AP in death by his wife of 66 Chicago.She was on the Northbrook Village Board years,SandraJune Isenstein; Serena Williams returns a shot to sister Venus in Serena’s straight-sets victory Friday. for 18 years and served for 4years as the Village parents,Morris and Eva President. In 1987, at age 59, she started MBA Isenstein; sister Miriam Computer Consulting to assist small businesses Hirsh; granddaughter,Anna and grandparents to fully realize the benefits of Isenstein, and; nephew John computers.In2001, when she was 73, Lucinda Serena leaves no doubt Gross.Heissurvivedby and her husband purchased an interest in abankin daughter,Betsy Isenstein Bosnia. She spent the next several years working to Open, from Page 1 U.S. Open final. (favorite son-in-law Danny bring success to that effort. While there,she also But there was no beating Serena on this Wong); sons,Mark Isenstein (Nancy helped found aschool for girls in order to help them Gelman), Burton Isenstein (Nancy Slam singles titles, the ability to pound balls night, and the discouraged look on Venus’ reach their full potential. Returning toNorthbrook, Gardner), and Joel Isenstein (Linda Lucinda continued her computer business and con- all over the court and chase down the rare face throughout the match indicated she Nathenson); grandchildren, Molly Wong shots that looked like they might get past seemed to realize it. centrated on Rotary where she participated in many (David Wright), Jesse and Zoe Wong, Libby and activities. her. “I mean, she played so well, I never got Josh Isenstein, Samand Jonah Isenstein, and Ben, Passionate about politics and alifelong conserva- “This was my best match since I to really even touch any balls,” said Venus, a Evan and Noah Isenstein; sister and brother-in-law tive,she attended every Republican Presidential returned,” she said. “I worked for it. I semifinalist at the U.S. Open last year. Audrey and Sherwin Zimmerman, and several niec- Inauguration from 1953 to 2017. worked really hard these last three or four “When your opponent plays like that, it’s es and nephews.Marvin was born on February 17, Philanthropy was an important focus in her life. months. That’s life — you have to keep not really anything to be upset about.” 1927 in Chicago.Hegraduated from theUniversity She was instrumental in raising money for the working hard no matter what ups or It looked as if Serena could have trouble of Illinois and served in the United States Navy.In Boy Scouts,Rotary,Mount Holyoke,the American 1951, Marvin founded Business Card, Inc. in North downs you have. That’s what I’ve been when, in the second game of the match, her Cancer Society and other worthwhile causes.The Chicago.In1971, theprinting company (now TriBci Northeast Illinois Council BSA recently named their doing.” right ankle turned awkwardly when Venus Wholesale Printing) moved to Tullahoma,TN.In1988, She pounded 10 aces to just one for hit behind her on a shot. Serena stood near new headquarters building the Kasperson Center he became atrusted advisorand Board member as for Scouting at Morrison Park, acknowledging the Venus, the No. 16 seed who was perhaps a the baseline with her back to the court for his son Joel assumed the position of company presi- leadership of both Lucinda and Dick. little drained after two tough matches to quite a few seconds, then motioned to the dent. Marvin was fascinated with the evolution of Her boundless enthusiasm and agenuine interest begin the tournament, including a three- chair umpire that she wanted to the see the the printing industry as it transitioned from hot lead in learning more about others will be missed by all setter against 2004 U.S. Open champion trainer at the next changeover. type to digital technology.Hewas an early adopter those who knew her. Svetlana Kuznetsova in her opener. Serena had the ankle treated with a 2-1 of the Mac operating system, graphic design soft- Amemorialservice will be held at 2pmonSunday, Serena had an easier time in the first two lead, then broke in the next game, helped ware,and just about every other new technology. September 2nd at the Skokie Country Club.The He was working with computers before many of his rounds, though that was expected to when Venus missed an easy swinging family is planning aprivate burial service. peers in the printing industry realized the inevitabil- Contributions in her memory may be made to the change Friday under the lights at Arthur volley wide. She would break again for a 5-1 ity of this technical revolution. Anatural storyteller, Ashe Stadium. They had combined for lead, then pound two aces in the next Northeast Illinois Council Boy Scouts of America or Marvin shared tales from his youth, travels,and ad- to the Rotary Foundation of Rotary International. eight titles in Flushing Meadows, six by service game to wrap up the first set in 31 ventures.His stories described acast of characters Sign Guestbook at chicagotribune.com/obituaries Serena, and each had beaten the other in a minutes. and hilarious situations; he always left his audience laughing.His family andfriends will be remember- Nesti, Bernice Lorraine ing and deliberating what was fact and fiction for Mrs.Bernice Lorraine (Lasich) Nesti, born on many years to come.Marvin loved and appreciated February 11, 1931 in Portland, beauty in nature and design. He spent endless hours Oregon, passedawayatage overseeing multiple hydrangeas in full bloom and 87 on August 23, 2018 in pondering ways to expand his gardens in Highland Rochester Hills,Michigan. Park as well as Martha’sVineyard. He cherished the Bernice,along-time resident time spent on the Vineyard surrounded by nature,a of Arlington Heights,Illinois, view of thepond, and acadre of new found friends. was preceded in death by her He collected quirky and expressive folk art, never husband of 38 years,Frank met awalking stickthat he didn’t like,and crafted Nesti, daughter Michelle abeautiful home,atestament to his warmth and Nesti, brother,Rudy Lasich, welcoming nature.Hetruly enjoyed aproject where and sister,Violet Bernando. he was able to grow something or bring something Bernice is survived by her son Peter Nesti, his beautiful to fruition. Marvinwas kind without effort wife Nancy Nesti (Vivian), son Frank Nesti, his wife and enjoyed awide circle of friends.His family was Francine Nesti (Pelletier), sister Antoinette Gersch, thecenter of his life.Hewas devoted to Sandy in pur- grandchildren, Rachel Nesti and Maya Nesti, and suing her interests,philanthropies,and theirtravels many loving nieces and nephews.Amemorial ser- around the world. His grandchildren made him im- vice/celebration will be held on September 7, 2018 mensely proud. He loved them all, and he knew they at Our Lady of the WaysideinArlington Heights, loved him deeply.Agraveside service will be held Illinois.Friends and family are welcome.Inlieu on Sunday,3:00pmatWaldheimJewishCemetery, of flowers,memorials maybemade to afavorite (Gate 47) on Des Plaines Avenue,south of Roosevelt charity. Road, Forest Park, IL. In lieu of flowers,donations Sign Guestbook at chicagotribune.com/obituaries may be made to the Martha’sVineyard Hospital Poole,Walter Dexter ‘’Dexter’’ Annual Fund, 1Hospital Road, OakBluffs,MA02557, Walter Dexter Poole,age 74,ofRiver Forest. Adored the Anna Isenstein Teacher’sAideFund, West End father of Julie (Shaun) Krueger and Jon. Cherished Synagogue,3810West End Avenue,Nashville,TN grandfather of Nolan, Liam and Declan Krueger. 37205, or ORTAmerica, 3701 Commercial Ave, Ste. Beloved brother of James (Carol) and Geraldine 13, Northbrook, IL 60062. Arrangements by Chicago (Charles) DiLise.Dexter had averysuccessful career Jewish Funerals -Skokie Chapel, 847.229.8822. in advertising, working for such agencies at Tathum, www.chicagojewishfunerals.com Laid and Kudner,DDB Needham, and J. Walter Thompson. An extended obituary can be found at https://www.cremation-society.com/obituary/ Walter-Dexter-Poole/River-Forest-Illinois/1811954 Sign Guestbook at chicagotribune.com/obituaries There will be acelebration of Dexter’slife at the Cheney Mansion at 220 NEuclid Ave. Oak Park, IL 60302 on Saturday,September 8th from 10:00 a.m. until 2:00 p.m. In lieu of flowers,the family asks that you donate to either the Marc Lustgarten Pancreatic Cancer Foundation (www.lustgarten.org) or Amnesty International.

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CONTACT US chicagotribune.com/jobs  312.222.2222  [email protected]  chicagotribune.com/lifetributes 10 Chicago Tribune | Chicago Sports | Section 2 | Saturday, September 1, 2018 CHICAGO WEATHER CENTER chicagoweathercenter.com By Tom Skilling and

SATURDAY, SEPT. 1NORMAL HIGH: 80° NORMAL LOW:60° RECORD HIGH:101° (1953) RECORD LOW: 45° (1949) September to start off warm, muggy, stormy LOCAL FORECAST NATIONAL FORECAST Friday dawned with a -10s -0s 0s 10s 20s 30s 40s 50s 60s 70s 80s 90s 100s 110s cool air mass across the Chicago area with dew points hovering in the comfortable 50s. By eve- International Falls 70s HIGH LOW Seattle Spokane 73/52 ning, warm, muggy tropical 70/53 76/47 air surged into the Chicago Bismarck Concord Steady or 70s 70s Billings 82/53 78/56 area, sending dew points rising at night Portland 80/49 Green Bay Albany into the lower 70s, and 85 73 73/52 80s 80s 78/65 82/65 Boston triggering strong showers ■ First day of Boise 83/52 Rapid Cityy Minneapolisolisis 73/64 80s Buffalo and thunderstorms across meteorological autumn. 84/55 84/67 Detroitt the south portions of the ■ 87/72 85/72 New York Mostly cloudy, warm and Friday’s lowest: 21° 70s Chicago 80/7180/ Chicago area. Nearly 3 muggy with clusters of at Bodie State Park, Calif. 85/73 Cheyenne Cleveland inches of rain fell at Essex showers and Salt Lake City 78/52 Reno 84/58 85/72 Pittsburgh in Kankakee County, while Omaha Des Moines thunderstorms. 60s 88/56 87/70 85/70 88/69 Indianapolis winds gusted to 45 mph at ■ Locally heavy Washington San Denver 86/70 84/73 Midway Airport, where downpours possible. Kansas City Francisco Las Vegas 80s 82/59 93/74 St. Louis Louisville rainfall totaled more than ■ Afternoon highs peak in 62/54 90s 101/75 91/72 88/73 an inch. Wichita the middle 80s. Los Angeleses 100s 90s Charlotte Even though September Albuquerque 94/72 91/72 ■ South to southwest 84/69 Little Rock Nashville marks the opening of mete- 80/60 89/71 90/73 80s Phoenix orological fall, with warm winds 10-22 mph. Oklahoma City 103/80 Atlanta ■ A good chance of 95/74 Birmingham 89/70 and humid air in place, the San Diego 91/73 city is bracing for an ex- thunderstorms at night. 76/70 90s Dallas ■ Muggy lows in the lower Jackson tended run of warmth and 96/77 88/73 90s and middle 70s. El Paso high humidity accompa- Friday’s highest: 110° 93/70 Houston at Needles, Calif. 90/77 Orlando nied by periodic rounds of New 90/78 thunderstorms. Afternoon 90s Orleans highs are expected to ap- 83/76 Miami proach 90 by Labor Day (Precipitation at 7 a.m. CDT) 80s 88/81 and hover in that vicinity SNOW RAIN through midweek.

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HIGH LOW HIGH LOW HIGH LOW HIGH LOW HIGH LOW HIGH LOW Steady or Steady or Steady or Steady or Steady or 88 rising74 at night 89 rising74 at night 90 rising74 at night 91 rising70 at night 85 rising67 at night 82 rising68 at night Peeks of sun, but clouds Labor Day. A sun/cloud mix, Sun and puffy summertime Another hot, humid day. Not quite as warm, thanks More clouds than sun. dominate. Periods of very warm, humid. Highs cumulus clouds. Hot, humid Highs in lower 90s. to more extensive cloudi- Warm, moderately humid. showers, t-storms. Rains near 90. Many rain-free with highs again around 90 Sunshine at start but clouds ness. Humidity levels remain Several widely spaced won’t be continuous. periods, but scattered degrees. Slight chance of a increase later. Prospects for elevated and could help fuel showers and thunder- Coverage likely less than t-storms are possible over shower or thunderstorm but showers and t-storms late a few scattered showers storms. Saturday. Highs in upper 30-40% of the area. only 10-20% of the metro or at night as a cold front and t-storms. Highs in mid 80s with peak heat indices Downpours may accom- area. approaches from the north. 80s, a level still more than 5 in the middle 90s. ppany the heavier storms. SW winds 10-10-1818 mph. degrees above normal.

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ASK TOM CHICAGO DIGEST FRIDAY TEMPERATURES Dear Tom, Periodic thunderstorm clusters to flare in muggy, tropical air LOCATION HI LO LOCATION HI LO CLOSING THE BOOK ON METEOROLOGICAL SUMMER 2018 SEPTEMBER TO OPEN Aurora 86 54 Midway 86 62 Do hurricanes occur in +4.18” the Southern Hemisphere? June, July, August — A warm and wet summer RAINFALL ON A WET NOTE Gary 86 55 O’Hare 85 60 Temperatures: All 3 months above normal Despite dry Weekend to feature Kankakee 85 55 Romeoville 85 58 I’ve never heard of one Lakefront 80 63 Valparaiso 87 55 landing in Brazil. +3.9° July, city logs several rounds of t-storms 17th wettest +1.71” Best chance of excessive Lansing 85 55 Waukegan 77 53 — William Capper, +2.6° summer* rainfall Saturday/ Sat. night CHICAGO PRECIPITATION +2.2° 74.7° Morris ■ Total: 15.38” PERIOD 2018 NORMAL Summer Avg. 7.63” 1.14” 6.61” MARGINAL ■ 3.33” above Fri. (through 4 p.m.) 0.00" 0.14" ■ Warmest JUNE JULY AUGUST RISK Dear William, normal August to date 6.61" 4.90" since 2012 They do, but only in ■ Wettest SLIGHT Year to date 34.23" 25.13" ■ 14th warmest* RISK since 2014 SATURDAY SUNBURN FORECAST certain areas. Favored 71.5° 76.2° 76.3° ■ 2.9° above -2.2° TIME OF EXPOSURE BEFORE SUNBURN BEGINS locations include the JUNE JULY AUGUST normal waters of the central and *since 1871 7 a.m. Burn unlikely western South Pacific all 1 p.m.* more than 60 minutes UPCOMING WEEK TO RUN THE TABLE ON WARMTH MORE RAIN 4 p.m. Burn unlikely the way to the tropical 1” Everyday expected to be above normal — EXPECTED NEXT WEEK SOURCE: Dr. Bryan Schultz *Peak intensity waters of the Indian temperature departures from normal and forecast high temps 2” Ocean around Australia. Total rainfall forecast LAKE MICHIGAN CONDITIONS +12° 4” SATURDAY SUNDAY One area generally +11° +10° Through 7 PM Friday, 2” Wind S 12-22 kts. S/SW 10-15 kts. immune to tropical cy- September 7 5+” Waves 2-4 feet 1-3 feet +8° +7° clones is the South At- 5+” Fri. shore/crib water temps 72°/63° lantic, largely due to cool +4° +3° Model average precip SATURDAY PEAK POLLEN LEVEL ocean currents and unfa- through Monday evening: 1” POLLEN LEVEL vorable upper winds, Tree 0 though an unprecedented 83° 88° 89° 90° 91° 85°82° 0.70” 1.69” 5.29” Grass 0 LEAST AVG. MOST Mold Moderate hurricane did strike Brazil SAT 9/1 SUN 9/2 MON 9/3 TUE 9/4 WED 9/5 THU 9/6 FRI 9/7 on March 28, 2004. They Ragweed Moderate SOURCES: Frank Wachowski, National Weather Service archives STEVE KAHN, BILL SNYDER AND JENNIFER M. KOHNKE / WGN-TV Weed Moderate can occur any time but are SOURCE: The Gottlieb Memorial Hospital most frequent during Allergy Count, Dr. Joseph Leija December through April. MIDWEST CITIES OTHER U.S. CITIES WORLD CITIES CHICAGO AIR QUALITY Unlike Northern Hemi- SAT./SUN. FC HI LO FC HI LO SAT./SUN. FC HI LO FC HI LO SAT./SUN.FC HI LO FC HI LO SAT./SUN.FC HI LO FC HI LO SATURDAYFC HI LO SATURDAY FC HI LO Friday's reading Good sphere tropical cyclones Illinois Abilene pc 96 74 pc 94 73 Fairbanks sh 54 46 sh 55 44 Palm Beach ts 89 81 ts 88 80 Acapulco pc 87 75 Kingston ts 88 81 Saturday's forecast Moderate Carbondale pc 88 71 pc 89 71 Albany pc 82 65 pc 86 71 Fargo su 78 60 ts 75 49 Palm Springs su 106 78 su 102 77 Algiers pc 92 69 Lima pc 65 59 Critical pollutant Ozone that feature counterclock- Champaign pc 87 70 ts 88 70 Albuquerque cl 80 60 pc 82 61 Flagstaff pc 74 47 ts 71 46 Philadelphia sh 79 71 ts 84 73 Amsterdam pc 68 50 Lisbon su 90 68 wise rotating winds, wind Decatur pc 88 70 ts 88 71 Amarillo pc 92 64 cl 88 64 Fort Myers ts 91 75 ts 90 76 Phoenix pc 103 80 pc 100 79 Ankara su 92 64 London pc 73 55 SATURDAY RISE/SET TIMES Moline ts 85 71 ts 85 72 Anchorage pc 60 47 pc 63 46 Fort Smith pc 91 73 ts 87 72 Pittsburgh pc 87 70 ts 88 71 Athens su 96 76 Madrid pc 95 67 flow around the Down Peoria cl 87 71 pc 87 72 Asheville ts 86 66 ts 85 64 Fresno su 94 66 su 98 67 Portland, ME pc 71 59 pc 76 66 Auckland sh 61 49 Manila ts 88 77 Sun 6:17 a.m. 7:23 p.m. Quincy pc 93 72 pc 91 72 Aspen ts 68 44 sh 68 44 Grand Junc. pc 81 57 pc 86 59 Portland, OR pc 73 52 pc 78 54 Baghdad su 114 83 Mexico City ts 74 57 Under counterparts ro- Rockford ts 80 68 ts 84 70 Atlanta su 89 70 pc 89 70 Great Falls pc 76 46 su 78 49 Providence pc 80 61 pc 82 68 Bangkok ts 91 79 Monterrey pc 92 73 Moon 10:57 p.m. 12:19 p.m. Springfield pc 90 72 ts 90 73 Atlantic City sh 77 71 pc 81 73 Harrisburg sh 82 72 ts 88 73 Raleigh ts 89 71 pc 90 71 Barbados sh 86 79 Montreal sh 80 69 tates in a clockwise direc- Sterling ts 82 68 ts 85 70 Austin pc 98 76 pc 97 76 Hartford pc 81 64 pc 83 71 Rapid City su 84 55 pc 76 55 Barcelona sh 76 69 Moscow pc 77 52 Baltimore sh 84 74 ts 88 76 Helena pc 78 46 su 79 48 Reno su 88 56 su 92 58 Beijing rn 79 66 Munich sh 58 53 Indiana tion. Billings su 80 49 su 79 53 Honolulu pc 86 75 pc 86 76 Richmond ts 88 71 ts 88 72 Beirut su 87 80 Nairobi sh 71 57 Bloomington ts 87 70 ts 89 70 Birmingham pc 91 73 pc 91 72 Houston ts 90 77 ts 87 77 Rochester pc 86 69 ts 87 72 Berlin pc 74 57 Nassau pc 87 78 Evansville ts 89 71 ts 91 72 Bismarck su 82 53 su 76 52 Int'l Falls su 73 52 sh 72 43 Sacramento su 90 57 su 92 57 Bermuda ts 85 78 New Delhi cl 91 79 Fort Wayne pc 86 69 pc 87 70 Write to Boise su 83 52 su 85 53 Jackson ts 88 73 ts 88 72 Salem, Ore. pc 75 50 su 81 52 Bogota pc 68 49 Oslo pc 68 45 : ASK TOM Indianapolis pc 86 70 ts 88 71 Boston pc 73 64 pc 81 70 Jacksonville ts 87 77 ts 86 77 Salt Lake City su 84 58 su 87 60 Brussels pc 69 47 Ottawa sh 81 69 Sept. 2 Sept. 9 Sept. 16 Sept. 24 Lafayette pc 87 70 pc 87 71 2501 W. Bradley Place Brownsville pc 96 79 pc 97 80 Juneau rn 56 45 pc 65 46 San Antonio pc 99 77 pc 99 77 Bucharest pc 93 69 Panama City ts 86 75 South Bend ts 82 69 ts 86 71 Chicago, IL 60618 Buffalo pc 85 72 cl 83 72 Kansas City pc 93 74 ts 87 75 San Diego pc 76 70 pc 76 69 Budapest pc 86 63 Paris su 75 50 SATURDAY PLANET WATCH Wisconsin Burlington sh 82 66 pc 86 70 Las Vegas su 101 75 su 98 75 San Francisco su 62 54 su 62 54 Buenos Aires cl 60 42 Prague rn 62 57 PLANET RISE SET [email protected] Green Bay ts 78 65 ts 79 66 Charlotte pc 91 72 pc 91 71 Lexington ts 85 70 ts 88 70 San Juan pc 86 77 pc 86 78 Cairo su 98 78 Rio de Janeiro su 91 69 Kenosha ts 80 68 ts 84 70 Charlstn SC ts 86 76 ts 85 76 Lincoln sh 85 69 ts 82 68 Santa Fe ts 74 51 pc 76 51 Cancun ts 88 77 Riyadh su 113 83 Mercury 4:49 a.m. 6:46 p.m. La Crosse ts 81 68 ts 80 68 Charlstn WV pc 87 68 pc 89 69 Little Rock pc 89 71 pc 88 70 Savannah ts 87 74 ts 86 74 Caracas pc 82 64 Rome ts 81 63 WGN-TV meteorologists Steve Madison ts 79 67 ts 80 69 Chattanooga ts 91 71 pc 91 71 Los Angeles pc 84 69 pc 80 68 Seattle pc 70 53 pc 72 55 Casablanca pc 87 71 Santiago su 65 39 Venus 10:14 a.m. 8:48 p.m. Kahn, Richard Koeneman, Paul Milwaukee ts 80 69 ts 83 69 Cheyenne ts 78 52 pc 75 51 Louisville ts 88 73 pc 91 73 Shreveport pc 93 75 ts 87 75 Copenhagen pc 66 56 Seoul pc 85 70 Mars 5:54 p.m. 2:38 a.m. Merzlock and Paul Dailey, plus Bill Wausau ts 78 63 ts 75 64 Cincinnati ts 85 69 pc 89 69 Macon pc 94 70 pc 91 70 Sioux Falls pc 83 67 ts 77 66 Dublin sh 65 58 Singapore ts 86 78 Cleveland ts 85 72 pc 87 74 Memphis pc 91 73 pc 93 73 Spokane su 76 47 su 77 51 Edmonton pc 59 39 Sofia su 86 59 Jupiter 12:04 p.m. 10:09 p.m. Michigan Snyder, contribute to this page. Colo. Spgs pc 78 55 pc 75 54 Miami ts 88 81 ts 86 80 St. Louis ts 91 72 pc 90 72 Frankfurt cl 74 57 Stockholm cl 70 48 Detroit pc 87 72 pc 88 72 Saturn 3:42 p.m. 12:56 a.m. Columbia MO su 94 72 pc 90 72 Minneapolis pc 84 67 ts 80 67 Syracuse pc 81 68 ts 85 69 Geneva pc 70 51 Sydney sh 57 51 Grand Rapids ts 81 70 ts 85 71 Columbia SC pc 94 72 pc 92 72 Mobile ts 83 78 ts 86 77 Tallahassee ts 89 73 ts 89 73 Guadalajara ts 79 60 Taipei sh 93 78 TIME DIRECTION Marquette ts 77 59 ts 78 61 BEST VIEWING Columbus ts 86 69 pc 89 70 Montgomery pc 91 72 pc 91 73 Tampa ts 91 76 ts 92 76 Havana ts 88 72 Tehran su 93 70 Hear Tom St. Ste. Marie ts 76 65 fg 79 66 Concord pc 78 56 pc 84 65 Nashville cl 90 73 pc 93 72 Topeka pc 93 72 ts 88 72 Helsinki sh 65 55 Tokyo sh 80 74 Mercury 5:30 a.m. 7° ENE Traverse City ts 79 70 sh 81 70 Skilling’s Crps Christi pc 90 78 ts 91 78 New Orleans ts 83 76 ts 82 77 Tucson pc 95 74 pc 93 71 Hong Kong ts 85 80 Toronto pc 83 70 Venus 8:15 p.m. 5.5° WSW Iowa Dallas pc 96 77 pc 93 75 New York pc 80 71 pc 83 74 Tulsa pc 95 73 ts 90 73 Istanbul su 88 75 Trinidad pc 90 75 weather Ames ts 83 67 ts 82 67 Daytona Bch. ts 87 77 ts 87 78 Norfolk ts 87 71 ts 88 71 Washington ts 84 73 sh 89 75 Jerusalem su 90 67 Vancouver pc 66 54 Mars 10:15 p.m. 22.5° S updates Cedar Rapids ts 81 68 ts 81 68 Denver ts 82 59 pc 83 57 Okla. 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SANDY HUFFAKER/PHOTOS FOR THE WASHINGTON POST Brian Mazone stands behind the screen of a dugout at a YMCA field near his home in Encinitas, Calif. Mazone came agonizingly close to realizing his dream of playing in the majors. Rain soaks MLB dream team’s rotation. The rainout Hours from goal, meant Wolf had ample rest to start storm aborts shot the next night and Mazone was no longer needed. at major leagues “I remember seeing him and saying, ‘Congrats and good luck,’ By Dave Sheinin and then it just seemed like the Washington Post rain wasn’t going away. It’s brutal. You have this moment you’ve In the middle of it all, the entire worked your entire career for, and emotional ordeal that would come it literally gets washed away. It’s to define his career, in the midst of tragic.” the literal storm that was drench- “You’re there, in the club- ing the Eastern Seaboard on the house,” said reliever Clay Con- afternoon of Sept. 5, 2006, and the drey, whose locker was next to perfect, figurative one that was Mazone’s, “and then suddenly conspiring at that moment to you’re not. God gives you one life make him the victim of the to live, and you’re doing every- cruelest bit of circumstance the thing you can to get where you inherently cruel game of baseball want to go. That elevator just could possibly produce — in the wouldn’t go to the penthouse for middle of all that, Brian Mazone, some reason.” anxious, restless, bored, headed to Why Mazone? Because base- the dugout to see the skies for ball finds room to celebrate the himself. proverbial “cups of coffee” — Out of the Phillies’ clubhouse at players whose big-league careers Citizens Bank Park he strode, past last for one measly game, or less. the coaches’ offices and the video Moonlight Graham, who played room, down the steps, through the an inning in right field for the 1905 dugout tunnel, clad in team- New York Giants but didn’t get to issued, home-white game pants bat, is a folk hero thanks to “Field 1 and a T-shirt. It was perhaps 2 ⁄2 Brian Mazone shows his red-and-white No. 49 Phillies jersey, which is displayed in a case at his house. of Dreams.” hours before the first pitch of a But few remember the ones game that, judging from a radar N.Y., where his Triple-A Scran- of it, squinting through streaks of thought that summed up some- who came agonizingly close, such full of giant yellow and orange ton/Wilkes-Barre Red Barons rain cut with tears at a field-level thing about baseball and life and as pitcher Larry Yount, brother of blobs, appeared doomed. He was were preparing for the Inter- view that, in the mind of someone regret and the awful randomness Hall of Famer Robin Yount, who, 30 years old, with eight years in national League playoffs, and who had been picturing it since he of it all, and you needed to explore in 1971, hurt his arm warming up the minors, and that evening, where Mazone broke down in was 5, was akin to the one from the what that something is. in the bullpen before what was to weather permitting, he would be heaving sobs as he heard the top of Everest. Because maybe, now 12 years have been his debut. Called into making his big-league debut. words, “You’re going to Philly.” “I couldn’t even see much,” he later, the story still hadn’t left you, the game, he went to the mound to He heard the rain before he saw “I remember standing at the recalled. “But at that point I really and you wondered how the guy, continue warming but couldn’t go. it, loud splatters of dream-pierc- window, the drapes open, just didn’t care.” after all this time, processed his He walked off the mound and ing liquid darts. The dugout was watching,” he recalled of that Finally, he walked off the field, cruel fate without letting it crush never made it back. flooded beneath several inches of morning in the hotel. “When you drenched. Down the stairs to the him, and so you called him up, and Once, in 2004, Wayne Lydon, a it. It was pooling in various see that kind of rain, you know flooded dugout. Through the tun- Brian Mazone, now 42, graying speedy outfielder in the Mets’ corners of the field. Mazone had you’re in trouble.” nel. Up the stairs to the clubhouse. and working in medical-supplies farm system, was summoned to rarely known rain like this; the His wife, Amber, having stayed Through the doorway. To his sales, answered. Queens when it appeared veteran 1 nearly 2 ⁄2 inches that fell in behind with their two young locker. “Every now and then, sitting on Cliff Floyd was going on the Philadelphia that day, the biggest children while Brian hustled to There hung his uniform. He the couch, watching MLB Net- disabled list. Lydon dressed and day of his professional life, were the airport to catch the next flight, looked at it again. He took it down, work, I always have that — not took batting practice, but Floyd roughly half the total rainfall for got up the next morning and slipped his arms into the sleeves, regret exactly, not any sort of remained on the roster, and Ly- all of 2006 in his native San Diego. headed south to join him. The rain buttoned it up. He took a seat. And animosity,” he said. “It’s more like, don, having not been officially But the climb up those last few began mere minutes into her that’s where he still sat a little ‘Dang, what if I did get in that activated, was sent back to the steps, from the dugout to the field five-hour drive, and it never while later, when they came to tell game, and what if I’d put up six minors, never heard from again. of a big-league stadium, was a stopped. him they needed to see him in the (scoreless innings)?’ Just what-if, I “People don’t understand,” Ly- moment he had envisioned for a “I remember thinking, ‘This is manager’s office. guess.” don, now 37 and retired from quarter of a century, and now, not good,’ ” she said. “He had so ■ ■ ■ And because, as you would baseball, said. “Since I was 5, that’s unsure whether he would get the many ups and downs in baseball, it Why Brian Mazone? Why, learn, those who were there that all I’ve ever wanted to do, and you chance again — later that evening was like, ‘Of course this would when there have been more than day, who saw Mazone walk into finally get up there 20 years later, or ever — he braced himself happen.’ ” 19,000 players to appear in the the manager’s office, then emerge, and it passes you by. It haunts me a against the downpour and as- It was raining when Brian got to major leagues, 750 of them on pack his belongings and walk out little bit. I’ve always had this cended. the stadium about 1:30 p.m., some active rosters at this very instant, with two duffel bags — one recurring dream: I’m going some- 1 As long as he lives, he will never 5 ⁄2 hours before the scheduled tell the story of one of the millions containing his Phillies home and where, but I can’t get my socks on. forget that rain. first pitch against the Houston who never did? road jerseys, which a clubhouse I’m late. I’m stuck somewhere. Twelve years later, he doesn’t Astros, walking into the home Because maybe you remem- attendant handed him as keep- And it’s funny how it kind of recall exactly when he first be- clubhouse to find his uniform — bered the news story from Sep- sakes — still fall into a there-but- happened like that: I was there, I came aware of the rain and the red-on-white, No. 49 — hanging at tember 2006 — “Rainout kills for-the-grace-of-God silence at was so close, but I couldn’t get on mortal threat it posed to the the locker he had been assigned. major debut for 30-year-old rook- the memory. the field.” fulfillment of his lifelong dream. And now, as he stood by the ie,” one headline read — and felt a “I’ll never forget it,” said pitcher But it’s safe to say no fate was But he had seen it out his dugout railing, the ground be- long pang of sympathy. Randy Wolf, whose spot in the worse than Brian Mazone’s, his Philadelphia hotel window when neath him drenched, the stands Because maybe, years later, you Phillies’ rotation Mazone was to defining moment washed away by he awoke that morning, having empty, the rain began to pick up in went back and checked to see if he have taken that night, after back- the most universal, unsparing and been summoned by the Phillies intensity. And Mazone, in the ever made it back to the majors — to-back doubleheaders over the unpredictable of forces. For the the night before from Rochester, empty stadium, took the full brunt and he didn’t. Because maybe you weekend had overtaxed the rest of his life, he will never see 12 Chicago Tribune | Chicago Sports | Section 2 | Saturday, September 1, 2018 eNEWSPAPER BONUS COVERAGE

JOHN MCDONNELL/THE WASHINGTON POST Brian Mazone, demonstrating his pitching form on the beach near his California home, said of never actually playing in the major leagues: “It just wasn’t meant to be, I guess.” another rainstorm — and living the following week. now in Encinitas, Calif., outside of “It paid for our house,” he said, San Diego, he rarely has to — “and everything in it.” without thinking of that day. And in late March 2009, back in “I hate the rain,” he said. the U.S., he was one cut away from Why Mazone? Because in his making the Dodgers’ roster out of journey, and in his tears, there are spring training and was preparing universal truths. to head west with them for a final Within the journey, from the exhibition game at Dodger Sta- lowest rung of baseball to the cusp dium. of the highest, is a trajectory But then he was diagnosed with familiar to all who started at the a staph infection in his leg, which absolute bottom of their profes- required six weeks of rest and sion and, through sheer effort, will agonizing, twice-daily flushing of and an obsessive single-minded- the open wound. He stayed back ness, worked their way to the top. in Arizona as the team flew to Los And in the tears, deep-rooted, Angeles. brought to the surface only be- “It just wasn’t meant to be, I cause someone was asking uncon- guess,” he said softly. templated questions — “Obvi- He lasted until the spring of ously, this is still hard for me,” he 2011 before grim reality and the said haltingly in his living room — tug of home finally extinguished there is a pain familiar to those the dream. He landed a real job, whose biggest moment was coached his boys through their yanked away when it was nearly in Little League years, settled into a their grasp. new daily rhythm free of buses When the hardest part, the and bullpens. getting there, was over. “I wish I’d sucked earlier,” he When you already had the said, “because it would have been uniform on. easier to walk away. If I’d gotten ■ ■ ■ Brian Mazone gathers on a sofa at home in California with sons Blake, left, and Braden and wife Amber. my face pounded in, I would’ve The journey, in the barest terms (said), ‘Look, you’re 29, 30 years — a list of Brian Mazone’s profes- by one organization after another. game called off and rescheduled players to a maximum of 40. old, maybe you don’t have it sional stops — went something “I was never handed the golden for three weeks down the road, When Mazone walked out of the anymore.’ But every year I’d turn like this: Eugene, Ore., to St. ticket,” he said. “Even in high the Phillies telling Mazone they clubhouse in Philadelphia that around in September and I’d be George, Utah, to Joliet, Ill., to school, I was never the hardest needed him back in Rochester for evening, he fully expected to be top two or three in every category. Adelanto, Calif., to Norwich, thrower. I just got things done. I the International League playoffs, back in a matter of days. I knew, at 34, I’d worked as hard as Conn., to Fresno, Calif., to Read- was never the guy you’d go, ‘Holy some of his extended family al- But because Mazone was not I could, dedicated myself for one ing, Pa., to Scranton, Pa., to crap, look at that guy.’ But it’d be ready en route — that the next on their 40-man roster of pro- thing — to get to the big leagues, Magallanes, Venezuela, to Ottawa the seventh inning, and we’re up wave of tears began, the kind you tected players, and because that the thing you’ve wanted since you to Daegu, South Korea, to Allen- 3-0.” try your best to hide from the roster was full, the Phillies, in the were 5.” town, Pa., to Ciudad Obregon, At the moment he got the world. heat of a playoff race, would have For about 22 hours in 2006 — Mexico, to Albuquerque, N.M., to fateful phone call of his promotion “The hardest one of those had to risk losing another player to from the phone call in Rochester Mexicali, Mexico. to Philadelphia — about 8 p.m. (conversations) I’ve ever had to make room. on Monday night to the manager’s Nine minor-league outposts of that Monday, standing outside the do,” said Ruben Amaro Jr., the Back in Rochester two days office in Philly on Tuesday — five big-league organizations, not P.F. Chang’s in Rochester — a thin Phillies’ assistant general man- after his big-league debut was Mazone was, if not officially at counting a spring spent in Red Sox ribbon of that hard-earned bitter- ager at the time, himself a former rained out, Mazone took the least in his heart, a major-league camp, plus two independent ness tinged what was otherwise a fringe big-league outfielder who mound for the Red Barons in the ballplayer. He will always have leagues, winter ball in two Latin beautiful high. lived in constant fear of another playoffs and got hammered, his that phone call. He will always countries and a season in Korea, “I had that thought that every- demotion. “I remember being season’s worst start. The season have the jersey, mounted in a all of it coming in a 13-year stretch, thing I’d done had been validated: really emotional about it. You’re over, the coaches pulled aside the shadow box. the prime years of Mazone’s life. all those hours, all that time away basically changing someone’s life.” players the Phillies had decided to But he has nothing else. Larry But even that raw accounting from home, the sweat, the blood, The Phillies let the Mazones bring to the big leagues. Mazone Yount is in the record book, can’t do justice to the lengths he the tears — it was validated to stay overnight at the hotel before wasn’t among them. Instead, he credited with one game in the went to chase the dream: the myself, to my wife and kids,” he heading back north. That night, at pointed his rental car west, to majors in 1971, because he had $3,000 monthly salaries at the said. “And I could stick my middle the same window where he saw home. been announced as the new lowest rungs, the winters spent finger up at everyone who told me the wet skies in the morning and “For me, that was harder than pitcher. Mazone? He may as well selling sporting goods and ‘no’ along the way.” felt a sinking feeling, Brian stood not pitching that (rained-out) have never existed. cleaning pools, the extra months The tears began with that again and waited for the rain to game,” he said, his voice pausing, In the darkened living room of away from home in later off- phone call, Mazone bawling out- stop. That would have been the halting, failing. “Obviously I felt his family’s home, the blinds seasons to chase a payday playing side the restaurant, the kind of ultimate kick in the teeth — having like I deserved it. But I also holding back the brilliant light of winter ball, the untold damage tears you don’t even care if the game called off, then finding thought they might throw me a another sunny day, Mazone was inflicted by the thousands of everyone sees, then walking past out it actually would have been bone — call me up, maybe let me asked if he believes he was a painkillers he took over the years tables full of concerned faces until playable. throw an inning here or there big-leaguer. Seconds went by, 10, just to be able to throw, the he reached Amber and the boys — But it kept raining and raining, when it’s 10-0. It just didn’t 20, 30. He was struggling. Finally, shoulder surgery that cost him 18 Braden and Blake, 3 years and 6 and finally he crawled into bed happen.” haltingly, he recalled a friend months and the 15-game suspen- months at the time. She thought and went to sleep, the only sound Two-hundred twenty players pulling him aside recently and sion in 2005 for performance- someone had died, but soon she the steady patter of raindrops made their big league debuts in saying, “In our eyes, you’re a enhancing drugs — when, accord- was crying tears of joy, and Braden pelting the window. 2006, ranging alphabetically from big-leaguer.” He cried then. He ing to Mazone, he bought an started to cry because he thought ■ ■ ■ Reggie Abercrombie to Joel Zu- was crying again now. over-the-counter bodybuilding something was wrong. Baseball is supposed to be the maya and in age from Adam Jones, “Just to know that people knew supplement at a strip-mall GNC “No, son,” Brian said, “these are purest of meritocracies: You’ll 20, to Takashi Saito, 36. But none the story and knew how hard it that, he found out later, contained happy tears.” make it if you deserve to. You’ll go of them was Brian Mazone. was ...” he started. “That means a banned substance. There were tears on the phone, as far as your performance dic- He would have two more close more than actually throwing that And it’s not to mention the Brian calling his parents, Keith tates. But in reality, it is far from brushes with the big leagues game.” accumulated mental toll of all the and Theresa. “He’d worked so fair, with personnel decisions in- before he’d had enough. He rose from the couch, flipped times someone told Mazone, a hard,” Keith Mazone recalled, fluenced by everything from pedi- In May 2007, a rash of injuries his sunglasses down over his eyes left-hander whose fastball sat anguished tears now chasing the gree to politics to contract status left the Phillies scrambling for a and walked to the door, stepping mostly at 85 to 88 mph, that he happy ones. “It was like, ‘Son of a to roster flexibility. starter, and it almost certainly out into another perfect, cloudless wasn’t good enough — a source of bitch, he finally did it.’ ” Mazone was 13-3 with a 2.03 would have been Mazone, who Southern California day. The sun motivation for years that, by the Amber called her own parents, ERA that season for Scranton/ was back at Triple A. Except days baked the land and turned the end, only embittered him. He was more tears, and then everyone got Wilkes-Barre, by all measures the earlier he had signed a contract green hills to brown. He’d be undrafted out of San Dieguito on the phone to the airlines. They sort of season that should have with South Korea’s Samsung Li- taking Blake to baseball practice High, undrafted again out of the were all heading to Philly. earned a promotion to the majors ons, a difficult decision that ulti- soon. By evening, the air would be University of San Diego, nearly It was about 5:30 the next — if not that day, then certainly mately was little more than a cold crisp and cool. released in spring training by the afternoon, Tuesday, when Ma- after the International League cash-grab. The $300,000 salary No, Mazone said, come to think independent Zion (Utah) Pio- zone was called into the man- playoffs. In September, by rule, was roughly four times what he of it, he couldn’t remember the neerzz, picked up and discarded ager’s office — the rain falling, the big-league rosters expand from 25 was making in the minors. He left last time it had rained. C Saturday, September 1, 2018 | Section 3

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