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TRIBUNE UPDATE BETRAYED Trump: Senators Return call for data on Russia abuse to G-7 CPS scandal spurs Proposal met with Durbin, Duckworth skepticism from to urge reforms allies, ex-envoys By David Jackson, By Eli Stokols and Gary Marx, Jennifer Jackie Calmes Smith Richards and Washington Bureau Juan Perez Jr. Chicago Tribune WASHINGTON — Esca- lating his confrontation U.S. Sens. Dick Durbin with American allies, Presi- and Tammy Duckworth are dent Donald Trump came calling on U.S. Education to the summit of the Group Secretary Betsy DeVos to of 7 major economic powers examine the sex abuse scan- in Canada on Friday with a dal at Chicago Public stunning proposal: that Schools, calling it a “horrify- Russia be reinstated into ing situation.” their ranks, four years after In a letter sent Thursday its expulsion for its global to DeVos, the two Illinois transgressions. Democrats wrote that they “Now I love our country. were concerned federal ed- I have been Russia’s worst ucation officials may be nightmare,” Trump told re- ignoring systemic child- porters at the White House protection breakdowns that before departing for Joint could be “putting Chicago Base Andrews for the flight schoolchildren at greater to Quebec. “But with that risk of becoming victims of being said, Russia should be sexual abuse.” in this meeting. Why are we Their letter, which having a meeting without comes in response to a Russia being in the meet- Tribune investigation, also ing?” asked for more robust data Russia was expelled from collection nationally on in- what was then the G-8 in stances of sexual violence 2014, after Moscow’s an- against students, as well as nexation of Crimea. Sub- increased transparency and sequently, U.S. intelligence disclosure of the records the agencies concluded it inter- federal Department of Edu- fered in the 2016 presi- cation does collect. dential election, and As part of their demand Trump’s campaign is cur- for greater transparency, rently under criminal inves- Durbin and Duckworth also tigation for possible collu- asked state schools Superin- sion with Russia. Britain, a tendent Tony Smith to im- G-7 member, this year mediately add reports on charged Russia with using a sexual abuse of students to nerve agent to nearly kill the state’s publicly available two Russian exiles in an school report cards. The English town. European Council Presi- Turn to Abuse, Page 4 dent Donald Tusk, who wrote in The New York Times this week that the G-7 nations must stay to- gether despite Trump’s Naming “unfortunate and worry- ing” actions on trade and other issues, splashed cold request water on his call to reinstate for park Turn to G-7, Page 6 draws flak ANTONIO PEREZ/CHICAGO TRIBUNE Manafort faces Old lawsuit shows new charges in ex-parks boss unfit Russia probe for honor, foes say STORMS ON Robert Mueller ramped up the pressure on Paul Mana- By Morgan Greene fort, releasing a new indict- Chicago Tribune ment accusing President THE HORIZON Trump’s former campaign At the height of his chairman of obstructing power, ward and city parks Dark clouds hung over downtown Chicago on Friday as temperatures dipped below normal across most justice and conspiring to boss Ed Kelly built field of the area. Despite the cool air, thunderstorm development was on the increase across northern Illinois. obstruct justice by contact- houses, revitalized amateur Similar conditions are expected through Saturday night, with additional waves of thunderstorms likely. ing potential witnesses in boxing and oversaw a heal- his case. Manafort was thy political patronage Portions of the area may receive 2 or more inches of rain. already facing two rounds army. But at age 93, even of previous indictments, Kelly, one of the pistons in with nearly two dozen SKILLING'S FORECAST: 84 65 the long-ago Daley mach- High Low Complete forecast on back of Chicago Sports charges of financial crimes. ine, can’t get a park named Nation & World, Page 6 in his honor. For months, a debate has quietly unfolded over a pro- posal to put his name on a West Ridge park. His de- tractors at the park preser- REMEMBRANCE ANTHONY BOURDAIN vation group Friends of the Parks point to a 1982 dis- crimination lawsuit filed against the park system, Mining memories of an acclaimed chef alleging that during Kelly’s tenure, black and Latino Globe-trotting author A LOVE OF ADVENTURE neighborhoods were ne- Bourdain transformed his popu- glected as facilities and pro- found dead at age 61 larity as an author and chef into grams blossomed in white in an apparent suicide TV stardom. Obituary, Page 2 neighborhoods. A year later, the Chicago By Louisa Chu Park District entered a fed- Chicago Tribune question, “Why?” I don’t think eral consent decree, agree- we ever know, but we still try, so ing to spend more money in When Anthony Bourdain first I first remember Paris. those neighborhoods while emailed me in 2004, I wasn’t Tony wanted to come by the never admitting to discrimi- quite sure what he wanted. I kitchen one night after service nation. was apprenticing at a restaurant to hang out with the cooks, he “This is the 35th anniver- in Paris. He was coming to town said. I was horrified. There was sary of the consent decree,” to meet with some people. We no hanging out. There was only said Juanita Irizarry, execu- had chatted on an online food exhaustion. forum, when that world was so In the end, he couldn’t find Turn to Park, Page 4 much smaller. His first book, the time and I remember him “Kitchen Confidential,” was writing later about walking back already a best-seller. His first to his hotel in Paris alone. television show, “A Cook’s Tour,” MARIO TAMA/GETTY 2014 A few months later his pro- $2.50 city and suburbs, was already a hit. Then I real- Celebrity chef Anthony Bourdain hosted travel and food shows. duction company asked if I’d $3.00 elsewhere ized that he just wanted to con- work as the fixer on the Paris 170th year No. 160 nect and that he was surpris- shows, was found dead Friday at shared their reactions Friday. I pilot of his next show, “Anthony ©Chicago Tribune ingly vulnerable. age 61 in France in an apparent wanted to share mine too, but Bourdain: No Reservations.” It Bourdain, who would go on suicide. within the context of memories, had not been picked up yet by to acclaim as a chef, author and Chicago chefs and members mining them as we often do star of TV food and travel of the local food community with suicide to try to answer the Turn to Bourdain, Page 2 2 Chicago Tribune | Section 1 | Saturday, June 9, 2018

ANTHONY BOURDAIN 1956-2018 World-traveling chef, storyteller and TV host By Stephen Battaglio After dropping out of Vassar and Andrea Chang College, he enrolled at the Los Angeles Times Culinary Institute of Ameri- ca in Hyde Park, N.Y. Anthony Bourdain, a ce- After graduation, Bour- lebrity chef, author and TV dain worked at the Rainbow host who traveled the world Room in Rockefeller Center to explore the nexus of food and as a chef in a number of and culture, died Friday in other Manhattan restau- an apparent suicide, accord- rants throughout the 1980s. ing to CNN. He was 61. He made his name as execu- “It is with extraordinary tive chef at the brasserie Les sadness we can confirm the Halles. During his time death of our friend and there, he wrote the tell-all colleague, Anthony Bour- “Kitchen Confidential,” dain,” CNN said in a state- which gave diners insights ment. “His love of great on the workings of the adventure, new friends, fine culinary business and the food and drink and the lives of the people in the remarkable stories of the profession — including his world made him a unique own. storyteller.” Bourdain described him- Bourdain transformed self in the book as “the his popularity as a best- poster boy for bad behavior selling author and celebrity in the kitchen.” He went chef into TV stardom into rehab for heroin addic- through his programs on tion during the 1980s. the Travel Channel and Bourdain’s candid and then on CNN, where his vividly told tales made his travel series “Anthony Bour- memoir a best-seller and dain: Parts Unknown” has DREW ANGERER/GETTY turned him into a media been one of the network’s Items are left in memory of Bourdain at the closed brasserie Les Halles, where he once worked in New York City. sensation when he was in most popular programs his 40s. since it was launched in Bourdain’s first book, earned four Emmy Awards which he did it.” throughout CNN’s coverage Bourdain was divorced 2013. “Kitchen Confidential: Ad- during its run and a Pea- President Donald Trump of Bourdain’s death Friday. from his second wife, Ot- CNN said Bourdain was ventures in the Culinary body Award in 2013. paid tribute to Bourdain Bourdain was born in tavia Busia; they have an found dead in his hotel Underbelly,” was a major CNN President Jeff during his impromptu news New York City on June 25, 11-year-old daughter, Ari- room in France, where he sensation in 2000 for re- Zucker said in an email to conference Friday on the 1956, and grew up in Leonia, ane. At the time of his death, was working on an episode vealing the secrets of the employees: “Tony was an White House lawn before N.J. His father was a record- he was dating actress Asia of “Parts Unknown.” The restaurant business and his exceptional talent. A gifted leaving for the G-7 summit ing industry executive and Argento. network said he apparently own personal struggles as writer. A world traveler. An in Canada. his mother a staff editor for Argento mourned Bour- hanged himself. he made his way to the top adventurer. He brought “I enjoyed his show,” the New York Times. dain’s death in a tweet French chef Eric Ripert, a of the culinary industry. something to CNN that no Trump said. “He was quite a Bourdain said his love Friday, writing that he “gave longtime friend and col- Bourdain’s CNN series, one else had ever brought character.” affair with food began on a all of himself in everything laborator, found Bourdain where he presented his take before. Tony will be greatly The toll-free number for summer vacation in France that he did.” unresponsive in his hotel on food, culture and social missed not only for his work the Suicide Prevention Life- when he ate an oyster room, according to CNN. issues in far-flung locations, but also for the passion with line was kept onscreen straight from the ocean. [email protected] Looking for answers in memories of acclaimed chef

Bourdain, from Page 1 back to Paris in love, be- the “No Reservations” wrong to appear in his cause nothing could ever Chicago episode from the obit,” Tony wrote via email. the Travel Channel, so I live up to all that pressure, very beginning of the series, “You could say that his was remember Tony and his that idealized romance of but he wouldn’t make it the only deep dish pizza I tiny crew of three each the City of Light. I remem- until 2008. I was in Alaska, ever loved.” standing at ATMs on the ber thinking that was working as the chef at a When I first heard this street to withdraw cash. rather tragic. fishing lodge that summer, morning that Tony had One of the restaurants After he was stuck in but flew back to work as his died, I had so many waves Tony wanted to go to per- Beirut, when the 2006 fixer again. I had to, for my of sadness. Not just for him sonally, not for the show, Lebanon War broke out, he hometown. I introduced and his pain. But also for was Au Pied de Cochon, told me he was trying to Tony and a slightly bigger, his dear friend Eric who kind of a tourist trap. But have a baby with his girl- but definitely better funded found him. For his daugh- he’d gone the last time he friend at the time. They crew to Calumet Fisheries, ter. was in Paris, as a child with married shortly after their Fat Johnnie’s and Burt’s For his friends and fam- his parents. daughter was born in April Place. He knew he wanted ily and fans around the I remember Tony saying 2007. to go to Hot Doug’s, Moto world. For whom he he’d never want to come Tony had wanted to do and L2O. FAIRFAX MEDIA 2005 opened the world. L2O was supposed to be Anthony Bourdain, whose first book, “Kitchen Confiden- Tony publicly, famously, a quick shoot, but ended up tial,” was a best-seller, was a star of food and travel shows. shared his addictions. 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Will County judge carjacked in Greektown Group threatened to shoot motorist police said. Schoenstedt said Carlson Schoenstedt spoke with Schoenstedt said Carlson According to Officer was not injured. Attempts Carlson on Friday morning. spoke highly of the Chicago before taking his car, Chicago police say Michael Carroll, a Chicago by the Tribune to reach Schoenstedt said Carlson Police Department and how police spokesman, one of Carlson on Friday were told him he had stopped to it handled the incident. By Alicia Fabbre had attended a event in the offenders said, “Give me unsuccessful. He had previ- get a bottle of water about 2 Schoenstedt added there and Hannah Leone Chicago on Thursday eve- the keys or I will shoot you.” ously scheduled to take Fri- a.m. when three people was no indication that Carl- Chicago Tribune ning before the incident The group left in the day off from work. approached him and took son was targeted because of happened, according to judge’s vehicle, police said. Schoenstedt said he and the vehicle. his position as a judge. A Will County judge was Chief Circuit Judge Richard Carroll said the four-door Carlson had attended a Hel- “He had a very long Carlson was appointed as carjacked in Chicago’s Schoenstedt. Chevrolet was recovered lenic Bar Association event night,” said Schoenstedt. an associate judge in 2013 Greektown area early Fri- About 2 a.m. Friday, Carl- after police spotted it for judges Thursday eve- “It shows that this sort of and elected as a circuit day by a group who threat- son was in his vehicle in the parked. ning. Schoenstedt rode criminal conduct can hap- judge in 2014. ened to shoot him if he parking lot of Walgreens in No arrests have been down with Carlson, and pen to anybody,” Schoenst- didn’t hand over his keys, the 100 block of South made, and police were still after the event, Schoenstedt edt said. “He was out for a Alicia Fabbre is a freelance according to the chief judge Halsted Street when several investigating Friday after- took the train home while nice night and this sort of reporter. of Will County and Chicago people approached him, noon and looking at surveil- Carlson remained down- thing happens. It’s unfortu- police. pulled him out and put a lance video from cameras in town to spend time with nate. I certainly hope justice [email protected] Judge David Carlson, 47, hard object against his back, the area. other acquaintances. is served at some point.” Twitter @hannahmleone Rauner signs Capitol ethics overhaul bill Move comes amid have said it’s a conflict of interest to have lawmak- several complaints ers appointing the watch- of harassment dog that oversees them. Former federal prose- By Monique Garcia cutor Julie Porter was Chicago Tribune named to the post after the position was unfilled for Republican Gov. Bruce several years, her appoint- Rauner on Friday signed a ment prompted by allega- measure to overhaul how tions of sexual harassment ethics complaints are han- against Democratic Sen. dled at the Capitol, a new Ira Silverstein of Chicago. law that comes amid a Victims rights advocate series of harassment alle- Denise Rotheimer said gations lodged against al- she initially complained to lies of his political neme- Senate President John sis, Democratic House Cullerton, whose office Speaker Michael Madi- said it referred the matter gan. to the inspector general’s Rauner hailed the legis- office, which was empty at CHICAGO TRIBUNE 2013 lation as “a victory for the the time. Saturday’s 15th annual ride stretches 14 miles and hits spots such as the Magnificent Mile, Lakeview and Wicker Park. heroic women who have Such a prolonged va- stepped forward to take on cancy would be prohibited the culture of fear, abuse under the new law, which and retaliation that per- would task the Illinois NAKED BIKE RIDE SET meates too much of state auditor general’s watch- government.” dog with taking up com- The governor’s signa- plaints if the legislative ture comes just days after inspector general post is TO ROLL ACROSS CITY Madigan’s longtime chief vacant for more than six of staff Tim Mapes was months. By Morgan Greene many happening all over The ride begins at sunset. are not promised. asked to resign from his The measure also al- Chicago Tribune the world this season. Once you strip down, Also, you don’t need to government and political lows the inspector general Why naked? To give a according to Chicago ordi- have a bike for this. Skates posts after House staff to share information with Check your brakes, ad- few causes some attention, nance, you could be fined or a skateboard are allowed. member Sherri Garrett ac- a victim and others in- just your seat and take off including loving your body $100 to $500 for indecent But don’t show up with a cused him of sexually har- volved in a complaint. And your clothes. and encouraging bike use exposure. But many still Segway. assing her and fostering a it would task the watch- That’s right, the annual and other fuel-free modes ride fully nude. Police are culture of sexism and bul- dog with filing quarterly World Naked Bike Ride is of transportation. there mostly for traffic con- How to ride lying. reports that disclose the returning to Chicago this While people are encour- trol. The proposal was type of complaints the weekend, making us won- aged to take it all off, “The ride has been taking or watch pushed through the Gen- office receives. der: How do they get away organizers suggest that rid- place in Chicago for years, Locations will be an- eral Assembly last week Lawmakers approved with that? After all, riders ers wear at least one thing: a and organizers work very nounced at chicago during the final hours of the proposal without op- who bare it all could be in helmet. closely with CPD to ensure nakedride.com for those the spring legislative ses- position last week, but violation of Chicago law. Here’s everything else a safe and orderly event,” who just want to be on the sion — on the same day supporters said it was just The easy answer, organ- you need to know about the police said in an emailed sidelines. Rep. Lou Lang of Skokie a first step toward estab- izers say, is that onlookers “bare as you dare” bike ride statement. Crowds typically offer a resigned from Democratic lishing more accountabil- and the police don’t seem to — whether you’re a first- “rock show-level of cheer- leadership positions fol- ity. Rauner agreed, saying be bothered enough to raise timer or you just want to ing,” Lane says. lowing allegations of inap- in a statement Thursday a fuss. On-duty Chicago support thousands of How to prep Past viewing points have propriate behavior and re- that lawmakers should ad- police officers have been a stripped-down cyclists. There is the problem of included parts of North taliation by former medi- dress “two critical flaws” help on the rides, even sitting on a bike seat — in Michigan Avenue, and cal marijuana advocate that remain. blocking off intersections so The rules of the buff. stretches of Belmont Ave- Maryann Loncar. First, the governor said riders could get through. Lane recommends wear- nue and North Broadway in Under the new law, the the inspector general A veteran of the ride, buff biking ing sandals, at least, to Lakeview as well as arterial legislature’s top watchdog should not need permis- volunteer ride organizer First off, don’t show up protect your feet. And to roads in Wicker Park. will have the freedom to sion to investigate any Steven Lane, says he plans naked, but do show up with avoid, uh, chafing, place a Lane plans to ride at the investigate sexual harass- type of allegations, not just to go “full monty” again this your bike or risk being cloth barrier on the bike front of the pack. “I think ment complaints without sexual harassment. year and isn’t concerned turned away, organizers say. seat, he says. there is this inherent anxi- first having to get approval And Rauner contends about police. Disrobe when you get there. “Just wrap a dark towel ety, vulnerability, like, oh my from the Legislative Eth- that the commission that “I think at this point The starting location and or soft cloth over your seat, gosh, can I be naked in front ics Commission, a panel of oversees the inspector they’re just about facilitat- exact route for the ride is and it makes a world of a of everybody? The recep- lawmakers appointed by general should not be ing the ride and making it go under wraps to ward off difference,” Lane says. tion for the most part is House and Senate leaders composed of lawmakers as smooth as possible,” he creeps, organizers say. And as tempting as it may joyous. People are cheering, of both parties. but rather outside individ- says of police. An initial meeting loca- be to have a few drinks to clapping, there’s high-fives The bill Rauner signed uals “not connected to the Saturday night’s 15th an- tion will be announced on gain the liquid courage going on all over the place.” also creates a four-person legislative process.” The nual clothing-optional ride World Naked Ride Chi- needed to strip down to If you make it all the way committee of former idea is that the lawmakers stretches 14 miles through cago’s Facebook page, most your skivvies, your best bet through, a “decompression judges and prosecutors to shouldn’t have the ability the city, hitting some of the likely about 6 p.m. near may be to avoid alcohol. party” follows. But you’ll search for a full-time in- to block reviews of their busiest spots around: the downtown’s Ogilvie and From check-in to after- learn that location only by spector general to replace colleagues or staff. Magnificent Mile, Lake- Union stations. From there, party, it’s a long night — six taking the ride. the temporary watchdog view and Wicker Park. The riders will be sent to the to eight hours in total — and who was installed in the [email protected] Chicago ride is just one of nearby starting location. restrooms along the route [email protected] office last year. Critics Twitter @moniquegarcia Chicago efforts aim to help Guatemala after eruption By Tessa Weinberg really disturbing to see all Munoz said he plans to the fundraiser will be at the at the event and at a dona- San Jose Automotive Cen- Chicago Tribune the destruction … the Vol- meet with members of Chi- Latin Patio Restaurant at tion center at 2815 W. Mon- ter, at 3749 W. North Ave. cano of Fire — Volcan de cago’s Guatemalan commu- 3115 N. Central Ave. in trose Ave., Pena said. People can drop off gently Billy Munoz’s flight was Fuego — did in Guatemala.” nity this week to discuss Chicago. There will be food, The news of the destruc- used clothes, canned goods, one of the very last ones out Photos from the eruption ways to do just that. raffles and games, said Pena, tion hit close to home for flashlights, sleeping bags of La Aurora International depict massive plumes of Brenda Pena, who immi- who is treasurer of the Tomi Oliva, a Chicago na- and more from 8 a.m. to 6 Airport in Guatemala City smoke over an abandoned grated to Chicago from Guatemalan society. More tive whose parents live in p.m. Monday through Fri- before clouds of ash filled gray landscape. At least 99 Guatemala in 1993, said she details can be found on the Guatemala City. day and 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. the sky. people have been killed and felt helpless when she first restaurant’s Facebook page. He’s donated in the past Saturday. He had been attending a 192 reported missing as of heard about the volcano’s Money is needed the to organizations that aimed Donations will also be seminar for his job as the Wednesday, with the death eruption. most, Pena said, and cash or to help Guatemala after the accepted through Wednes- Guatemalan consul general toll expected to rise. “You feel like you can’t do checks will be accepted. A country was hit by a natural day at the New Life Com- in Chicago, and was waiting “There’s a huge whole anything right away,” said group traveling to Guate- disaster or some other trag- munity Church in Portage for his flight back Sunday community that was erased Pena, 51. mala next week aims to edy, but found his contrib- Park at 5700 W. Berteau when he heard the news: from the map,” Munoz said. So Pena and other mem- deliver the donations to the utions didn’t always end up Ave., its website says. the Volcano of Fire had “The geography in that part bers of the Civic and Cultur- hospital in Escuintla, a city in the right hands. This The Guatemalan Consul- erupted. of Guatemala will never al Society of Guatemala in about 10 miles from the time, he looked for a more ate General in Chicago’s He thought maybe it was again be the same.” Chicago, along with other volcano, she said. personal way to help and Facebook page has informa- just smoke. There’s one question groups, are hosting a fund- In addition to money, the partnered with the Guate- tion about reporting and “But it wasn’t just that,” Munoz said he has been raiser to collect donations group also will accept items malan society. finding missing loved ones. Munoz said. “When I saw asked more than any other: and supplies. such as first aid kits, band- Donations will be ac- the images, (it) was really, “How to help?” Friday through Sunday, ages, burn cream and more cepted at Oliva’s business, [email protected] 4 Chicago Tribune | Section 1 | Saturday, June 9, 2018 Name request for city park stirs up debate

Park, from Page 1 tive director of Friends of the Parks. “The heritage of what that means, what Ed Kelly’s leadership meant, is worth reviewing.” Supporters said Kelly’s years of service to the parks, not to men- tion his time as the 47th Ward Democratic committeeman, should be celebrated. As a 1975 Tribune story profiling Kelly said, “If Mayor (Richard J.) Daley is the man who makes Chicago work, then Ed Kelly is the man who makes it play.” The debate has prompted the park board to table the measure, but it could be raised at Wednes- day’s monthly board meeting. Kelly, who’s currently living a self-described “low-key life” with his family in suburban Lincol- nwood, told the Tribune he’s glad to see his supporters out there fighting for him because he’s too tired to do battle. “You’d think they were naming Soldier Field after me!” Kelly told the Tribune. “You can’t defend yourself with these people. They don’t know my background. I worked my keister off.” Early life, career JOHN J. KIM/CHICAGO TRIBUNE in the parks A proposal requests that Green Briar Park on the Far North Side be renamed in honor of Ed Kelly, a former Chicago parks superintendent. Kelly grew up in the parks and spent almost 40 years on the city’s of students has campaigned to add payroll, rising through the ranks an “s” to Douglas Park for the to become top boss. He lived abolitionist and orator Frederick across the street from Seward Douglass. Park at West Division Street and The park board voted to table North Orleans Street on the Near the proposal at the April meeting. North Side — “one of the toughest “Some people spoke out, and parks in the whole city,” according we did hear you, and thus we are to Kelly — where he spent much of not taking action,” said board his free time. After graduating in President Jesse H. Ruiz. 1942 from the now-shuttered all- But Kelly’s supporters, includ- boys St. Philip High School on the ing Ald. Walter Burnett Jr., 27th, West Side, serving in the Marine and Lopez, showed up at the park Corps as an aerial gunner and meeting the following month. playing professional basketball for “He’s always been willing to the Oshkosh All-Stars, Kelly help me,” Burnett told the Trib- ended up where he began: at the une. “He’s in his 90s, and he’s still parks. trying to help people.” Kelly started out as a gym Lopez, a self-described “park teacher at Welles Park. By 1972, he rat” who worked as an assistant to had climbed all the way up the Kelly, said Kelly created opportu- ranks to general superintendent. nities for the Latino community: “I wasn’t a 90-day wonder,” he promoting apprenticeships, help- said. ing form the Hispanic umpire Over the years, Kelly coached association and even assisting in and created park programs for the creation of the Museum of thousands of kids. He can still list Mexican Art within Pilsen’s Har- off those who went on to become rison Park. big deals, from the late film critic “Ed Kelly was a politician, but Gene Siskel to original Milwaukee he was not a racist,” Lopez said. Bucks owner Wes Pavalon. JOHN J. KIM/CHICAGO TRIBUNE “Every project that I brought to Kelly became a widely known Opponents of the renaming plan point to a 1982 discrimination lawsuit filed against the park system, which him, he never said, ‘Are they figure in the communities where alleged that during Kelly’s tenure as superintendent, black and Latino neighborhoods were neglected. Latinos?’ He looked at whether or he coached and ran clinics — not there was a need,” he added. especially the North Side’s Welles, park,” Kelly said. “No one ever Friends of the Parks’ Irizarry River and Chase parks. denied that. But I never did doesn’t doubt Kelly helped people. Kelly got a call from then- anything to hurt the parks. I never But, she said, Kelly “does not Mayor Richard Daley asking him would. Richard J. (Daley) felt the represent leadership that ensured to become a ward boss there. same way I did.” equity across the park system.” “Two hours with old blue eyes, I Kelly said his record on inclu- Those on both sides said they’re left there, and I was running for sion speaks for itself, pointing to ready to make their cases again committeeman,” said Kelly, whose his boxing programs and support- when the proposal comes up for a time running the 47th Ward’s ers like Muhammad Ali. vote before the park board. Democratic political operation “I’ve got more black friends “I think they will pass it quietly started in 1968 and is the stuff of than any white guy running if there’s not enough noise,” legend. around the city,” he said. Irizarry said. Kelly was known as a man with Kelly, who is recovering from friends in high places, and at the Fighting for enduring pneumonia, doesn’t plan to make peak of his power, pundits thought an appearance at the upcoming he could become Chicago’s next place in history meeting. “I’m not going to go mayor, something he flirted with Indeed, there’s a diverse army down there and feel like I’m in in the mid-’80s. fighting to name a park in Kelly’s court,” he said. After the 1976 death of Daley honor. PHIL VELASQUEZ/CHICAGO TRIBUNE But Lopez said even more of and, later, the 1982 discrimination The proponents who submitted Kelly, shown in 1999, created opportunities for the Latino community, Kelly’s supporters will be there, lawsuit, Kelly’s power began to the formal request to rename said Omar Lopez, a former assistant. just in case: “The crowd we’re erode. In the following years, Green Briar Park — where Kelly going to bring in, it won’t fit there.” Kelly would battle Friends of the once worked — in his honor O’Connor told the Tribune in a following our country’s mourning Board President Ruiz was non- Parks and then-Mayor Harold include Omar Lopez, executive statement. He said they have on the 50th anniversary of Dr. committal about when the pro- Washington. He threw in the director of the HIV prevention provided almost 1,000 signatures Martin Luther King Jr.’s death, it is posal would be raised again. towel in 1986 after Washington organization CALOR, and Ald. on a petition seeking to rename particularly inappropriate to “The Chicago Park District stripped him of his powers by Patrick J. O’Connor, 40th. the park. name a park for someone who still Board always tries to be a thought- installing new park commission- At the April 11 meeting, O’Con- Frederick Bates, vice chairman symbolizes our racist history,” he ful and deliberative body, and so ers — who Kelly accused in a nor, who presides over the ward of the board of directors of said at the meeting. we are taking the time to listen to bizarre news release of breaking where Green Briar is located, Friends of the Parks, offered The controversy comes as the all comments and consider all into his office to change the locks. asked the board to approve the another viewpoint. country asks who we choose to viewpoints in assessing this mat- Although Kelly doesn’t deny proposal. “This proposal was “At this time in our nation’s commemorate and why. In Chi- ter,” he said in an emailed state- that the politically connected brought to me by individuals for history when the symbolic power cago, aldermen have called for ment. could land a job in the city, he whom the Chicago Park District of names, symbols, flags and Balbo Drive to be renamed in strongly denies charges of racism. played what they consider to be an statues is so much a part of the honor of the civil rights crusader [email protected] “Sure, there was politics in the important role in their lives,” national dialogue on race, and Ida B. Wells-Barnett, and a group Twitter @morgreene CPS scandal spurs senators to urge reforms Abuse, from Page 1 reform sexual harassment policies federal agencies fail to collect officials released only a handful of Earlier this week, Illinois law- on Capitol Hill, said the Tribune’s basic data on sexual violence in papers, with large swaths of infor- makers introduced a set of legisla- state does not currently collect findings about problems in the America’s public schools and mation blacked out. Durbin and tive proposals and Mayor Rahm that information. Chicago school district under- won’t make public the informa- Duckworth requested a briefing Emanuel made a public apology Disclosure of data about stu- score the need for federal data tion they have gathered. from DeVos on those two cases. for Chicago’s child-protection dent sex abuse would help hold collection on student sexual abuse In one example, the U.S. Gov- “We’ve asked for more clarity failures. CPS officials, meanwhile, schools accountable for protect- in K-12 schools. ernment Accountability Office in about what they’re investigating,” have begun what they are calling a ing students and “give parents “We owe it to the children of 2014 studied state practices on Durbin told the Tribune in an “top-to-bottom” audit of their better information about the envi- our country to keep them safe in educator sexual misconduct by interview Friday. “It’s heartbreak- handling of sexual violence ronment in which their children school and at home. We are asking state school boards to ing to think what these young against students. spend much of their time,” the failing,” Speier told the Tribune on answer a detailed questionnaire. people have been through. And in Gov. Bruce Rauner also senators wrote in a separate letter Friday. “It is time for Congress to But when the Tribune requested too many cases, they were never weighed in on the need for to Smith on Thursday. require greater transparency in details about Illinois and other taken seriously when they re- stronger student-protection mea- On Friday, U.S. Rep. Mike Quig- our education system regarding states, the GAO balked, saying the ported the abuse that was taking sures. “It is heartbreaking, it is ley, D-Chicago, also threw his sexual abuse.” publication of state-by-state data place at these schools. That has to completely unacceptable to have weight behind the push for im- The calls for action followed might “reveal certain vulnerabil- change.” these horrible attacks against stu- proved state and federal data the Tribune’s “Betrayed” investi- ities or weaknesses regarding par- Anne Hedgepeth, director of dents and members of Chicago collection about sexual violence in gation, which uncovered more ticular states’ efforts to prevent federal policy for the American Public Schools,” Rauner said schools. “More must be done — at than 500 Chicago police reports of and respond to reports of child Association of University Women, Wednesday. both the state and federal level — sexual abuse and violence against sexual abuse in schools.” applauded the steps being taken “This deserves an independent to advance child-protection mea- students in Chicago public The Office of Civil Rights for by Durbin and Duckworth. investigation and we have to take sures. That process must include schools during the last decade. the Education Department told “There are good reasons for the strong action to keep our students the collection of information on The Tribune discovered ineffec- the Tribune it has two open Office of Civil Rights to look and our staff safe.” sexual violence in our country’s tive background checks, failures investigations into complaints in- comprehensively at the entirety of public schools in order to promote to alert child welfare agents about volving “sexual violence” against a school or school system’s prac- Chicago Tribune’s Monique Garcia transparency and accountability abuse allegations, repeated inter- students at CPS. tices when they receive a com- contributed. where it is so painfully and clearly rogations of student victims and a But when reporters sought to plaint,” she said. “We look forward missing,” Quigley told the Trib- culture of secrecy that allowed learn whether those investiga- to hearing OCR’s response and [email protected] une. disgraced educators to quietly tions involved one school or many, seeing action to ensure students [email protected] can attend school free from sex [email protected] California Rep. Jackie Speier, a resign and move to other districts. teachers or students as perpetra- [email protected] Democrat who led the charge to The series also found that tors, harassment or rape, federal discrimination.” Chicago Tribune | Section 1 | Saturday, June 9, 2018 5 NATION &WORLD

Chinese swipe data from Navy contractor Sub warfare plans reversal for the United States,” he said. part of breaches, Stavridis had no inde- U.S. officials say pendent knowledge of the breach. By Ellen Nakashima The Sea Dragon project and Paul Sonne is an initiative of a special The Washington Post Pentagon office set up in 2012 to adapt existing U.S. Chinese government military technologies to hackers have compromised new applications. the computers of a Navy The Defense Depart- contractor, stealing massive ment, citing classification amounts of highly sensitive levels, has released little data related to undersea information about Sea warfare — including secret Dragon other than to say plans to develop a super- that it will introduce a sonic anti-ship missile for “disruptive offensive capa- use on U.S. submarines by bility” by “integrating an 2020, according to Ameri- existing weapon system can officials. with an existing Navy plat- The breaches occurred form.” in January and February, The Pentagon has re- the officials said, speaking quested or used more than on the condition of ano- $300 million for the project nymity to discuss an on- since late 2015 and has said going investigation. it plans to start underwater The hackers targeted a testing by September. contractor who works for Military experts fear that the Naval Undersea War- China has developed capa- fare Center, a military or- bilities that could compli- ganization headquartered cate the Navy’s ability to in Newport, R.I., that con- defend U.S. allies in Asia in ducts research and devel- the event of a conflict with opment for submarines and China. underwater weaponry. The Chinese are invest- The officials did not SANDY HUFFAKER/GETTY 2004 ing in a range of platforms, identify the contractor. The hackers targeted a Navy contractor, stealing 614 gigabytes of sensitive material relating to a closely held project including quieter sub- Taken were 614 gigabytes known as Sea Dragon, as well as signals and sensor data. marines armed with in- of material relating to a creasingly sophisticated closely held project known spite being housed on the seeking to secure Beijing’s that contain controlled un- use highly compartmented weapons and new sensors, as Sea Dragon, as well as contractor’s unclassified support in persuading classified information,” security systems to protect Adm. Philip Davidson said signals and sensor data, network. North Korea to give up Navy spokesman Cmdr. Bill its most innovative and dy- during his April nomina- submarine radio room in- The officials said the nuclear weapons, even as Speaks said. namic defense advance- tion hearing to lead U.S. formation relating to material, when aggregated, tensions persist between Speaks said “it would be ments, and any time one of Indo-Pacific Command. cryptographic systems, and would be considered classi- the United States and China inappropriate to discuss those is penetrated you give And what they cannot the Navy submarine devel- fied, a fact that raises con- over trade and defense mat- further details at this time.” up an enormous advantage develop on their own, they opment unit’s electronic cerns about the Navy’s abil- ters. Details on hundreds of in surprise,” said James steal — often through cy- warfare library. ity to oversee contractors The Navy is leading the mechanical and software Stavridis, dean of the berspace, he said. The Washington Post tasked with developing cut- investigation into the systems were compromised Fletcher School of Law and “One of the main con- agreed to withhold certain ting-edge weapons. breach with the assistance — a significant breach in a Diplomacy at Tufts Uni- cerns that we have,” he told details about the compro- The breach is part of of the FBI, officials said. crucial area of warfare that versity and a retired admi- the Senate Armed Services mised missile project at the China’s long-running effort “There are measures in China has identified as a ral who served as supreme Committee, “is cyber and request of the Navy, which to blunt the U.S. advantage place that require compa- priority, both for building allied commander at penetration of the dot-com argued that their release in military technology and nies to notify the govern- its own capabilities and NATO. networks, exploiting could harm national securi- become the pre-eminent ment when a ‘cyber inci- challenging those of the “So if it is true that this technology from our de- ty. power in east Asia. dent’ has occurred that has United States. was a penetration of one of fense contractors, in some The data stolen was of a The news comes as the actual or potential adverse “The United States con- those very compartmented instances.” highly sensitive nature de- Trump administration is effects on their networks sistently has been able to systems, that is a significant Manafort faces charge Partisan fireworks of witness tampering ignited Ex-aide to Trump also hit with new by case obstruction counts By Chris Megerian Indicted ex-Senate and David Willman staffer charged with Washington Bureau lying in leak probe PATRICK SEMANSKY/AP James Wolfe formerly served as director of security with WASHINGTON — Spe- By David Lauter and the Senate intelligence committee. He retired in May. cial counsel Robert Mueller Eliza Fawcett ramped up the pressure on Washington Bureau porters at the White House the paper reported. Paul Manafort on Friday, before departing for the Federal law enforcement releasing a new indictment WASHINGTON — The G-7 summit in Quebec, officials seized several accusing President Donald former security director for called the case “very impor- years’ worth of Watkins’ Trump’s former campaign SHAWN THEW/EPA the Senate intelligence tant — it’s a very important email and phone records in chairman of obstructing Special counsel Robert Mueller filed new obstruction of committee made an initial leaker.” connection with the Wolfe justice and conspiring to justice charges against Paul Manafort, above. court appearance Friday “It could be a terrific investigation, The New obstruct justice by contact- after his indictment on thing,” Trump said. “I’m a York Times reported ing potential witnesses in day in which he asked a Unless Manafort is ex- charges that he lied to big, big believer in freedom Thursday. his case. judge to reconsider pecting a pardon from federal investigators prob- of the press. But I’m also a The seized material does Manafort was already whether Manafort should Trump, “he should be ing a leak involving a for- believer in classified infor- not include the contents of facing two rounds of previ- be allowed to remain free pleading guilty, now,” Mari- mer campaign aide to Pres- mation has to remain clas- Watkins’ emails, but does ous indictments, starting in while awaiting trial. If the otti said. ident Donald Trump. sified.” include customer records October, with nearly two judge agrees with Mueller Alex Whiting, a Harvard The indictment of James The extent to which the from Verizon and Google dozen charges of financial that Manafort violated the Law School professor and Wolfe, 57, indicates that case involves classified in- covering two email ac- crimes, including tax eva- terms of his release, he former federal prosecutor FBI agents were trying to formation is uncertain. counts and a phone she sion and bank fraud related could be sent to jail until his who has written about the determine how reporters The chairman of the used, the newspaper re- to his lobbying for trial concludes. special counsel case with learned that Carter Page, intelligence committee, ported. Ukraine’s former pro-Rus- “Mr. Manafort is inno- Mariotti, said Mueller is the former Trump cam- Sen. Richard Burr, R-N.C., The seizures would sian government. He’s cent and nothing about this trying to show Manafort paign aide, had contacts and the panel’s ranking mark the first time that the pleaded not guilty and is latest allegation changes his situation is hopeless. with Russian intelligence Democrat, Sen. Mark Justice Department under scheduled to face trial in our defense,” Jason Maloni, “There is no over-charg- operatives. Warner of Virginia, issued a Trump is known to have Virginia next month and a spokesman for Manafort, ing, no nefarious strategy,” The contacts were re- joint statement noting that authorized prosecutors to Washington later this year. said Tuesday. Manafort’s he said. “This is how it’s vealed to the Senate com- “the charges do not appear obtain a reporter’s records The latest indictment legal team was expected to done day in, day out, in mittee by law enforcement to include anything related as part of a leak investiga- also levies the same ob- respond to the witness federal court.” officials in classified docu- to the mishandling of clas- tion. struction charges against tampering allegation in a Prosecutors said Mana- ments, according to the sified information” but Federal prosecutors ob- Konstantin Kilimnik, a new court filing Friday, and fort and Kilimnik began indictment, which was un- adding that “the committee tained reporters’ records in Manafort business partner a hearing has been sched- their witness tampering at- sealed late Thursday after takes this matter extremely several cases under Presi- who Mueller alleges has uled for next week. tempts after Richard Gates, his arrest. seriously.” dent Barack Obama, but the ties to Russian intelligence. Manafort has not been another former business On Friday afternoon, The two said the news of Justice Department in Kilimnik had not been pre- charged with any crimes partner and Trump cam- Wolfe appeared before Wolfe’s arrest was “disap- Obama’s second term viously charged. related to the Trump cam- paign aide, pleaded guilty Magistrate Judge J. Mark pointing,” noting that he adopted rules designed to According to Mueller, paign or Russian meddling in February to charges of Coulson at the U.S. District had worked on the com- shield reporters in many Manafort and Kilimnik in the 2016 presidential conspiracy and lying to Court in Baltimore. mittee staff for more than circumstances. tried to convince two pub- election. federal agents. He was represented in 30 years, under both Attorney General Jeff lic relations professionals But the latest indictment As part of his plea deal, court by a public defender Democratic and Republi- Sessions has said the Jus- who had previously is a reminder that he’s Gates is cooperating with and requested a court-ap- can majorities. tice Department may worked with them to pro- facing an avalanche of ac- the special counsel investi- pointed lawyer. The intelligence com- change some of the rules, vide false information cusations that could send gation. By Friday, the case had mittee has “fully cooper- which some say have hin- about Ukrainian lobbying. the 69-year-old to prison Manafort and Kilimnik already begun setting off ated” with investigators dered investigations. Although prosecutors said for the rest of his life. “repeatedly contacted” partisan fireworks. since learning about the Wolfe officially retired the advocacy effort in- Renato Mariotti, who their former colleagues “in The Breitbart news site case “late last year,” they from the committee staff cluded work in the United worked for nine years as an an effort to secure materi- and other conservative me- said. last month. States — a violation of assistant U.S. attorney in ally false testimony con- dia dubbed Wolfe a “deep- The case took on addi- Wolfe must also surren- federal law because it Chicago before entering cerning the activities of the state leaker,” saying the tional sizzle because one of der his passport by Mon- wasn’t disclosed — Mana- private practice and has Hapsburg group,” a collec- charges against him bol- the reporters to whom day, cannot travel beyond fort and Kilimnik allegedly been writing about the tion of former European stered their theory that a Wolfe is alleged to have Maryland except for his wanted the men to say the case, noted that Mueller’s politicians helping pro- cabal of government offi- provided information, Ali court appearance in Wash- work only took place in prosecutors have exten- mote Ukrainian interests, cials conspired to go after Watkins, now works for ington, D.C., and must Europe. sively documented the according to Monday’s Trump and members of his The New York Times — a check in with his pretrial Mueller first detailed the charges against Manafort court filing. campaign team after he favorite target of Trump’s office. witness tampering allega- and appear to have built a won the presidency. — and had a romantic tions in a court filing Mon- powerful case. [email protected] Trump, speaking to re- relationship with Wolfe, [email protected] 6 Chicago Tribune | Section 1 | Saturday, June 9, 2018 Trump: Return Russia to G-7

G-7, from Page 1 common attention to the added. “We don’t want our is being challenged, quite usually sleepy annual sum- president to be laughed at.” surprisingly, not by the Russia during a news con- mit, even as Trump pre- At the summit site in a usual suspects but by its ference in Quebec prior to pares for his anticipated Quebec resort town, the main architect and guaran- Trump’s arrival. meeting Tuesday in Singa- appearance of the leaders tor — the U.S.” “Let’s leave seven as it pore with North Korean for the traditional “family Other members of the is,” Tusk said. “It’s a lucky leader Kim Jong Un. This photo,” standing against group are Canada, France, number.” G-7 conference now could the scenic backdrop of the Britain, Germany, Italy and British Prime Minister be one of the most conse- St. Lawrence River and Japan. Russia joined in Theresa May told the quential in the 45 years shoreline, captured the 1997, several years after the British TV network Sky since the major powers mood. The participants, in- fall of the Soviet Union, and News: “Let’s remember formed their alliance in cluding Trump, seemed was suspended in 2014 for why the G-8 became the response to the Arab oil unusually stilted in their its international aggres- G-7. And before discus- embargo, and for a once- interactions. sions, chiefly annexing sions could begin on any of unthinkable reason: The White House had Crimea. this, we would have to America’s estrangement announced late Thursday Trump’s advocacy for ensure Russia is amending from its closest allies, even that Trump would leave Russia’s reinstatement its ways and taking a differ- as Trump openly advocates the summit early Saturday, drew bipartisan con- ent route.” for Russia and its leader, but he arrived late as well demnation. Trump later acknowl- Vladimir Putin. after delaying his depar- Sen. Chuck Schumer of edged to reporters, at sepa- “It’s not just unortho- ture, partly to talk with New York, the Senate rate one-on-one meetings dox. It’s ineffective and it’s reporters outside the Oval Democratic leader, said on ROBYN BECK/GETTY-AFP with the summit host, Ca- disgraceful for an Ameri- Office. That forced the Twitter: “The president’s Ron Tweel, the lawyer for the late Muhammad Ali, above, nadian Prime Minister can president to act this postponement of the bilat- support for inviting Russia says a pardon for the boxing legend is unnecessary be- Justin Trudeau, and way,” said Nicholas Burns, eral meeting with Macron, back into the G-7, just after cause of Supreme Court action in 1971. Ali died in 2016. French President Emman- who served in high-rank- with whom Trump had they meddled in the elec- uel Macron, that the group ing diplomatic positions traded Twitter taunts this tion to support his cam- hadn’t even discussed his from the Reagan through week. paign, will leave millions of Lawyer rejects idea. George W. Bush adminis- Tusk, in prepared re- Americans with serious His proposal nonethe- trations, including as am- marks opening the summit questions and suspicions.” less further strained rela- bassador to Greece and before the tardy Trump Republican Sens. Jeff tions between the U.S. and NATO. “It’s one thing to be arrived, warned that the Flake of Arizona and Ben Trump’s idea of its closest allies, many of tough on Iran and North G-7 division played into Sasse of Nebraska likewise whom have taken a more Korea … but France and Putin’s hands, though he weighed in, with Sasse confrontational posture in Britain? Come on.” did not mention the Rus- tweeting that Putin “is a a pardon for Ali recent days after Trump’s Burns called Trump’s sian president by name. thug using Soviet-style ag- decision to impose steel pitch for Russia’s read- “It is clear that the U.S. gression to wage a shadow and aluminum tariffs on mittance “preposterous” president and the rest of war against America, and By Jill Colvin through a lot. And he wasn’t Canada, Mexico and the and suggested the presi- the group continue to dis- our leadership should act Associated Press very popular then,” he said. European Union. Tensions dent, who likes to tell agree on trade, climate like it.” “He certainly, his memory is were already simmering audiences that the United change and the Iran nucle- WASHINGTON — Presi- very popular now.” over his abandonment of States “is respected again,” ar deal,” Tusk said. “What Eli Stokols is a special corre- dent Donald Trump said he It was not clear why the Paris climate accord is no longer taken seriously worries me most, however, spondent. is thinking “very seriously” Trump cited Ali as in need and the Iran nuclear deal. around the world. “I don’t is the fact that the rules- about pardoning the late of a pardon, given that Ali The drama drew un- take comfort in that,” he based international order [email protected] Muhammad Ali, an act of has no criminal record. The clemency that the boxer’s Supreme Court overturned lawyer says is unnecessary his conviction for resisting because the Supreme Court the draft in 1971. overturned the heavy- “We appreciate Presi- weight champion’s convic- dent Trump’s sentiment, tion in 1971. but a pardon is unneces- For such future grants of sary,” said Ron Tweel, Ali’s presidential power, Trump lawyer. Given the high said he may seek the recom- court’s action, “there is no mendations of pro football conviction from which a players and other athletes pardon is needed.” who have protested racial Trump has been on a injustice by kneeling during clemency kick, and earlier the national anthem. this week commuted the “I’m going to ask them to life sentence of a woman recommend to me people whose cause was champi- that were unfairly treated, oned by reality television friends of theirs or people star Kim Kardashian West. that they know about, and Trump told reporters I’m going to take a look at Friday his team is “looking those applications,” he said. at literally thousands of The president said the names” of people who have athletes have “seen a lot of come to their attention be- abuse” and “a lot of unfair- cause they’ve been treated ness” and that he wants unfairly or their sentences their input on his use of this are too long. executive power. “We have 3,000 names. Speaking as he left the We’re looking at them,” White House for a world Trump said. leaders’ summit in Canada, He did not offer any Trump also said he’s con- other names, but said in sidering thousands of addi- response to a reporter’s tional pardons, including question that O.J. Simpson one for the boxing great. wasn’t on the list. “I’m thinking about “The power to pardon is somebody that you all know a beautiful thing,” Trump very well. And he went said. 1 U.S. soldier killed, 4 hurt in Somalia attack

By Matthew tremist group al-Shabab Pennington from contested areas. The and Cara Anna U.S. provided assistance and Associated Press aerial surveillance for the mission, the statement said. WASHINGTON — One Al-Shabab claimed credit U.S. special operations sol- for the attack, the SITE dier was killed and four U.S. Intelligence Group said in a service members wounded statement Friday. in an enemy attack Friday in The U.S. has about 1,000 Somalia, the U.S. military special operations person- said — casualties that are nel in Africa. The last killing likely to put renewed scru- of a U.S. service member in tiny on America’s countert- Somalia was in May 2017 error operations in Africa. during an operation 40 It’s the first public an- miles west of Mogadishu. nouncement of a U.S. mili- The U.S. had pulled out of tary combat death on the the Horn of Africa nation continent since four U.S. after 1993, when two heli- service members were copters were shot down in killed in a militant ambush Mogadishu and bodies of in the west African nation of Americans were dragged Niger in October. through the streets. U.S. Africa Command But President Donald said in a statement that U.S. Trump in early 2017 ap- troops with Somali and proved expanded military Kenyan forces came under operations against al- mortar and small-arms fire Shabab, leading to an in- in Jubaland, Somalia, at 2.45 crease in U.S. military per- p.m. local time. sonnel to more than 500 One member of the and the launch of dozens of “partner forces” was drone strikes. Al-Shabab wounded. has been blamed for the One of the wounded U.S. October truck bombing in service members received Mogadishu that killed more sufficient medical care in than 500. the field, and the other Al-Shabab, linked to al- three were medically evacu- Qaida, seeks to establish an ated for treatment. Islamic state in Somalia. The statement did not It was pushed out of identify the attackers but Mogadishu in recent years said a larger force of about but continues to control 800 Somali and Kenyan rural areas in the south and troops were conducting a central regions. multiday operation against Its fighters attack bases al-Shabab militants 217 of a multinational African miles southwest of the capi- Union force that remains tal, Mogadishu, when the responsible for security as attack occurred. Somalia’s fragile central The operation aimed to government tries to recover clear the Somalia-based ex- from decades of chaos. Chicago Tribune | Section 1 | Saturday, June 9, 2018 7 BUSINESS

Britannica extension could aid searches

By Ally Marotti Chicago Tribune

Curiosities don’t take long to cure with the internet at our fingertips, but Chicago-based En- cyclopaedia Britannica wants peo- ple to slow down and think twice before accepting search results as facts. The well-known reference source launched a free Chrome extension Thursday that provides internet searchers with an addi- tional layer of information at the top right of their results page. Google the depth of Lake Michi- gan and the extension, called Britannica Insights, offers up the encyclopedia’s entry on the 923- foot-deep Great Lake. Search for the age of Wrigley Field and just to the right of the top search result — 104 years — is Britannica’s entry on the Cubs’ home. The idea is to combat the PAUL BEATY FOR THE CHICAGO TRIBUNE PHOTOS common habit of reading just the Baderbrau Brewing brewmaster Nathan Tertell with beer that Baderbrau brews for Lyft in January in the Chicago brewery. top Google results and accepting that as fact, said Karthik Krishnan, global chief executive officer of the Britannica Group, which owns Encyclopaedia Britannica. People place the desire for quick answers Baderbrau for sale above the need for truth, Krishnan said. “(My kids) ask a question, they get an answer, they walk away. Taproom, kitchen to remain open; cans of Baderbrau beer still in the market They don’t pause for a second to think, ‘Is that true?’ ” he said. By Josh Noel “Critical thinking is missing in this world and part of the reason is we Chicago Tribune are dependent on technology.” Unverified information runs Baderbrau Brewing, which rampant online, and Encyclopae- resurrected a long-dormant dia Britannica hopes to be a Chicago craft beer brand three credible resource and “help people years ago amid a wave of easily cut through that clutter,” brewery openings, has stopped Krishnan said. making beer and has put its Britannica is banking on its South Loop operation up for brand cachet as a 250-year-old sale, according to multiple institution for providing verified sources. information. But Northwestern However, the brand and its University professor Brian Uzzi, pub may endure depending on who has studied how people con- the outcome of various discus- sume information and behave on sions, sources said. social media, said the success of the The Baderbrau taproom and extension will depend on whether kitchen, which are attached to internet users still see the company the brewery at 2515 S. Wabash as a bearer of truth. Ave., remain open and cans of “They lost that,” said Uzzi, who Baderbrau beer still are in the Baderbrau Brewing brews beer for Lyft in January in the Chicago brewery. teaches at Northwestern’s Kellogg market. As those cans are sold, School of Management. “Why they are unlikely to reappear. original — as well as a black “... the best pilsner I’ve ever tasted in would you use their ... Chrome Baderbrau founder Rob lager and a hop-forward lager. plug-in when you probably think Sama did not respond to mes- America.” In 2015, Baderbrau opened a Google is just as accurate?” sages seeking comment. 25,000-square-foot brewery — Still, adding a layer of informa- Baderbrau Brewing an ambitious project for a — Late beer historian Michael Jackson on the original Baderbrau tion could be helpful for a popula- launched in 2012 as a sequel to a brand still forging a connection tion that tends to blindly accept the once-popular craft brand that with its local audience. As time info they see online as truth, he was founded in 1989. The origi- dent George H.W. Bush re- and the brand was seemingly went on, competition became said. Most people don’t know that nal Baderbrau was a beer — a quested a case for the presi- left for the city’s historical ever more fierce and more Google ranks its search results on Czech-style pilsner and the dent’s downtown hotel suite dustbin. breweries opened — for a total relevancy and utility. Seeing dis- flagship brand for Pavichevich during a visit to Chicago in the However, Sama, a fan of the of about 225 in Illinois now. senting information from Britan- Brewing Co., in Elmhurst. At summer of 1990. beer while a University of Baderbrau made a solid array nica could start a conversation. the time, the U.S. was home to After Pavichevich Brewing Chicago undergrad in the of beers but in recent months The proliferation of what has about 250 breweries, and sales went bankrupt in 1997, the 1990s, pounced on the Bader- had turned to a pair of notable been dubbed “fake news” came to a were dominated by a handful of Baderbrau brand was snatched brau name after discovering its marketing deals to expand its head after the 2016 presidential large companies. up by Goose Island, which trademark had lapsed. In 2012 reach — with Billy Goat restau- election, when it came to light that The late beer historian continued to make the beer, and he began to make a new version rants and the ride-share com- some political stories circulated on Michael Jackson called the won a silver medal with it at the of Baderbrau under contract in pany Lyft. social media were fabricated. Now original Baderbrau “the best Great American Beer Festival in Wisconsin, including the flag- some Americans question which pilsner I’ve ever tasted in 1998. Goose Island soon after- ship pilsner — which he [email protected] sources they can trust. America,” and the staff of Presi- ward phased out Baderbrau, claimed was a near-copy of the Twitter @hopnotes The election also brought atten- tion to another social media habit. Internet users tend to click on and read stories or posts that affirm beliefs they already hold, Uzzi said. Britannica Insights will not fact- check news stories, but rather First direct flights between Chicago’s O’Hare, provide people with a verified source they can quickly and easily identify, Krishnan said. Africa’s Addis Ababa Bole to begin next week The feature also could help Britannica gain some ground on By Lauren Zumbach six major inhabited regions of the Wikipedia, the free online encyclo- Chicago Tribune world, according to Department pedia that anyone can edit. Last of Aviation spokeswoman Lauren month, an anonymous user added A flight scheduled to arrive at Huffman. the word “Nazism” to the Cali- O’Hare International Airport on Dubai, United Arab Emirates; fornia Republican Party’s Monday will mark the start of the Doha, Qatar; Johannesburg; and Wikipedia page entry. Google first direct flights between Chi- London also have direct pas- blamed vandalism at Wikipedia for cago and Africa. senger flights to Africa, Asia, search results that last month The Chicago Department of Europe, North America, Oceania indicated “Nazism” was one of the Aviation and Ethiopian Airlines and South America, she said. California Republican Party’s announced the new thrice- Along with the Addis Ababa ideologies. weekly nonstop flights between and Auckland flights, 15 other Encyclopaedia Britannica, once O’Hare and Addis Ababa Bole new international routes — con- known for adorning library shelves International Airport, in the East necting Chicago to cities like with its volumes of reference African country’s capital city, Oranjestad, Aruba, and Venice, materials, created its first digital earlier this year. Italy — have begun operating or encyclopedia in 1981. Eight years “We believe that the flight will been announced since the start of later, it created its first multimedia further boost the growing rela- the year, according to the Avia- encyclopedia on CD-ROM. (The tions between the USA and Africa tion Department. company had to include a VHS in general, and Ethiopia in par- The new routes come as Chi- tape that taught consumers how to ticular, by enabling greater flow cago is working to help O’Hare ERIN HOOLEY/CHICAGO TRIBUNE use CDs, Krishnan said.) Britan- of trade, investment and tour- win more international traffic. In A flight scheduled to arrive at O’Hare International Airport on Monday nica Online launched commer- ism,” Nigusu Worku, U.S. regional the year ending in September will mark the start of the first direct flights between Chicago and cially in 1994. director at Ethiopian Airlines, 2017, O’Hare attracted about 12.4 Africa. The company, which employs said in an emailed statement. million passengers on nonstop about 170 people in Chicago, When Air New Zealand begins international flights. Airports in sion project the city negotiated national connections, would be makes money through subscrip- flights between O’Hare and San Francisco, Miami, Los Ange- with Chicago’s airline carriers home to O’Hare’s hub airlines, tions to its articles and resources — Auckland in November — anoth- les and New York City all drew earlier this year includes plans for United and American, and their from consumers and institutions er new service announced in more, led by New York’s John F. a global terminal that would help international partners. like schools — and ad revenue. March — Chicago will join the Kennedy International Airport, O’Hare grow its roster of inter- ranks of just five cities that have with 32 million. national flights. That facility, [email protected] [email protected] nonstop passenger flights to all An $8.5 billion O’Hare expan- meant to ease passengers’ inter- Twitter @laurenzumbach Twitter @AllyMarotti 8 Chicago Tribune | Section 1 | Saturday, June 9, 2018 MARKET ROUNDUP

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EDITORIALS As Social Security Cartoon gallery and Medicare dwindle ...

Fiscal calamities are sometimes sudden Americans working for every one collect- and unforeseen. A war or natural catas- ing Social Security. By 2005, it was down trophe can require lots of money on short to 3.3 workers per retiree. Today, it’s notice. A recession depletes revenues that around 2.8 and falling. were already spoken for. Medicare has gotten an extra hit, be- But the crisis in funding for Social cause health care costs have been on a Security and Medicare is not that kind. In growth spurt. Per capita Medicare outlays fact, it’s the most predictable budget crisis are projected to triple by 2040. the nation has ever faced. Policymakers, So, what to do? The Trump adminis- alas, have taken its slow emergence not as tration says the tax reform passed last a chance to act early but as an excuse to year will boost economic growth and procrastinate. bring in a lot more revenue, but so far, it’s

The outlook is darkening. The trustees done neither. In fact, reducing individual CLAY BENNETT/CHATTANOOGA TIMES FREE PRESS of the Social Security and Medicare funds income tax rates trimmed revenue from report that, yes, they are taxes on Social Security still running out of money. benefits — revenue that This year, for the first time The forecast is goes into the trust funds. since 1982, Social Security worst for young- But the administration will pay more in benefits has a point: Faster GDP than it gets in revenue. And er people, who growth would make a huge the gap will only grow. difference in preserving the The fund that pays re- can expect to be solvency of the funds. Any tirement and disability policy that promises to benefits, the trustees calcu- paying more in boost the economy de- late, will be exhausted 16 serves a serious look. years from now. This is bad the short run news for those who don’t and getting less Another option is admit- plan to retire before 2034 ting more immigrants, and worse news for those in the long term. which would expand the who are younger still. The number of people making Medicare fund, however, payroll tax contributions. will be depleted just eight But the trustees report that years from now. the end of the Deferred Action for Child- If all that happens, Social Security will hood Arrivals program “will reduce the have the money to cover only about number of authorized workers and proj- three-quarters of its obligations. Medi- ected payroll tax income slightly.” Letting care will have just 91 percent of what it the “Dreamers” stay and work — and needs. Avoiding these grim scenarios will admitting more legal immigrants — DREW SHENEMAN/TRIBUNE CONTENT AGENCY require Congress to find ways to close the would be a fiscal boon. gap. But there is probably no getting around the need to curtail the growth of retire- The forecast is scary for those in their ment and Medicare benefits. This is a 40s and 50s, who can see retirement on politically dangerous option, which is the horizon – not to mention for older why our policymakers have been in no Americans, who are already there. But it’s hurry to embrace it. But putting it off will worst for younger people, who can expect only make solutions harder. to be paying more in the short run and The right time to address the problem getting less in the long term. was a decade or two ago. Had reforms The causes of the problem are well- been adopted then, these programs known: benefit costs that have risen faster would have a much better future — and than income and will keep doing so. The those Americans who need them would retirement of the baby boom generation have had more time to adapt. As it is, has swelled the rolls at a time when birth Congress and the president can do a lot to rates are low. In 1960, there were five avert disaster. But time isn’t on their side.

WHAT OTHERS ARE SAYING

Special counsel Robert Mueller has instead to hand out justice at his own told the president he’s not a criminal whim. He is signaling that the law is target in the Russia investigation, but that whatever Trump says it is. His allies are doesn’t mean (Donald) Trump could receiving the message clearly. “It has to be WALT HANDELSMAN/THE NEW ORLEANS ADVOCATE never be indicted or imprisoned. Mean- a signal to Mike Flynn and Paul Manafort while, the White House and its allies and even Robert S. Mueller III: Indict continue to agitate for a criminal investi- people for crimes that don’t pertain to gation of former first lady Hillary Clinton, Russian collusion and this is what could in an apparent effort to lock her up. If happen,” Roger Stone tells The Washing- somehow Trump or Clinton did get sent ton Post. “The special counsel has awe- up the river, would the Secret Service still some powers, as you know, but the presi- protect them? dent has even more awesome powers.” Yes. Barring an act of Congress, the Imagine a president willing and able to responsibility of the Secret Service to suborn criminality on his behalf. Trump protect a former president or first lady may have only begun to discover how would not disappear because that person awesome these powers are. had been convicted of a crime. This has Jonathan Chait, never happened, though, and any poten- New York Magazine tial details of such an arrangement are mysterious even to Secret Service veter- Overzealous parenting can do real ans and other experts on the agency. A harm. Psychologists and educators see it spokesman for the Secret Service refused as one factor fueling a surge in the num- even to address the issue. “It’s a road we ber of children and young adults being would have to go down if it ever hap- diagnosed with anxiety disorders. ... pened,” he told the Explainer. “It’s not Michael J. Hynes, superintendent of something we’re going to think about the Patchogue-Medford Schools on Long unless it happens.” Island in New York, launched a Let Grow A prison setting might be safe in some project last fall because he was seeing regards. An incarcerated former president “kids more and more bubble wrapped as or first lady wouldn’t have to worry too the years go on,” he says. “I’ve noticed much about being kidnapped, for exam- they are averse to risk-taking.” The chil- ple, or blackmailed for information. But dren in five of the district’s seven elemen- MIKE LUCKOVICH/ATLANTA JOURNAL-CONSTITUTION he or she would be at a heightened risk of tary schools now have one day when their violence. (Rapes and other assaults occur only homework is to do something new. 15 to 30 times more often among pris- (Some classes also write about the experi- oners than in the general population.) It’s ence.) Project suggestions, to do alone or possible the Secret Service would deploy with a friend, include walking the dog, a protective detail at the facility, with exploring the woods and “playing night agents stationed in the cellblock, the tag.” Let Grow also helps schools to prison yard, or otherwise in the vicinity of launch Play Clubs in which children can the VIP inmate. play freely in the playground or gym Daniel Engber, Slate before or after school. The organization suggests that schools enlist one adult to Why do presidents have the power to act as a “lifeguard” but otherwise let pardon federal offenses? It is a historical youngsters alone to figure out what and relic from centuries of practice under how to play — and to solve their own English monarchies. The law used to be problems. utterly rigid, and frequently prescribed After nearly a year of the effort, Mr. death as the only punishment which Hynes says that he’s seen positive results required the intervention of a monarch, to in the district. “I can’t say test scores went avoid especially brutal instances of unfair up, but I believe the kids are better be- punishment. haved and more self-confident. Students There is still an important role for are taking risks in the classroom. Nor- remedying unfair sentences, and the mally shy kids are now raising their presidency has developed an elaborate hands.” system for reviewing such cases. Presi- Andrea Peterson, dent Trump has ignored it, preferring The Wall Street Journal SIGNE WILKINSON/PHILADELPHIA INQUIRER/DAILY NEWS 10 Chicago Tribune | Section 1 | Saturday, June 9, 2018

VOICE OF THE PEOPLE

ANTONIO PEREZ/CHICAGO TRIBUNE Gov. Bruce Rauner addresses the media in Chicago in April. The capital’s refrain The next step The governor of Illinois was quoted as Graduations have been taking place saying, “Personal politics, intrigue, and a and excitement flourishes as a new future disregard of the public welfare, were beckons the graduates. It is a time for carried from the primary elections into celebrating their achievements. Some the legislature. Almost everything there have made career choices that will put was done from personal motives. Special them on the road to college. Others will legislation for the benefit of friends occu- seek their experiences in the workforce. pied members, and diverted their atten- Whatever the choice might be at this tion from such measures as were for the time, best wishes are extended to them general benefit. The man of the most tact for success. and address, who could make the most Mistakes might be made, but they can friends and the most skillful combinations also be a great lesson learned. Being the of individual interests, was always the best you can be promotes a great sense of most successful in accomplishing his self-satisfaction. Striving to be an inspira- purposes. tion to others takes hard work but pays “Neither the people nor their public big dividends. Be proud of who you are servants ever dreamed that government and what you do, but be humble enough might be made the instrument to accom- to be of service to all. plish a higher destiny of the people. … The We look forward to a future of better people asked nothing and claimed noth- times with all of you united in your efforts ing but to be let alone, and the politicians to bring that to fruition. Be kind! Good usually went to work to divide out the luck! benefits and advantages of government — Marlene Jeziorski, Oak Lawn amongst themselves. … Offices and jobs were created, and special laws of all kinds for individual, not general benefit, were Standing ovation passed, and these good things were di- John von Rhein’s impending retire- vided out by bargains, intrigues and log- ment from the Chicago Tribune deserves rolling (lobbying) combinations, and were special notice — from Chicago audiences most obtained by fraud, deceit and tact.” whose musical taste and knowledge have If you can’t find this quote from Gov. been elevated by von Rhein’s reviews and Bruce Rauner, it’s because he never said it. from thousands of musicians and en- The quote is from Thomas Ford, who sembles who have benefited from four served as governor between 1842 and decades of his astute observations. 1846. Clearly, nothing has changed in As a professional musician performing Illinois politics over the last 175 years. in Chicago for the length of von Rhein’s — Roger W. Peck, Long Grove career here, I am especially aware of how his work has enriched and advanced our artistic community. He has brought to Rod’s restrictions music criticism three key elements: I have not wasted a lot of sympathy on 1. Firsthand knowledge and profes- Rod Blagojevich’s incarceration for up- sional skills. Von Rhein’s reviews are holding the reputation for corruption of informed by undergraduate and graduate Illinois governors. On the other hand, I study in music history, and his writing would not feel unduly threatened by his reflects the polish of an English major. release from prison, given that he has 2. Scope. Always doing his homework served more time than many violent crim- and observing decades of performances inals have. However, I would hope that, as equipped von Rhein to comment authori- a condition of any commutation or par- tatively on early music, contemporary don, he be enjoined from any further music, chamber music, symphonic music, whining about how unjust his sentence opera and solo recitals by instrumentalists was, and how he was just doing what and vocalists, as well as to compare and other politicians have done. Even if that contrast performances of the same work were true, we have heard it all too often, by the same ensemble featuring different and it is not getting any easier to hear. soloists and/or conductors. — Mary Williams Stone, Chicago 3. Integrity tempered by compassion. Von Rhein’s criticism is honest and con- structive. When performances fall short Concrete solutions of his expectations, he expresses disap- There is a reason to celebrate Illinois pointment rather than disdain, inspiring having a timely budget, even if some musicians to try harder the next time and sources of revenue streams are question- piquing the curiosity of audiences about able and despite there being no real at- performances outside their usual comfort tempt to resolve our more than $6 billion zone. bill backlog and the $130 billion that So we owe John von Rhein — and by should have already been paid into the extension the Chicago Tribune — an state pension systems. enthusiastic thank-you. In a world that so The sad reality is that day after day, and often undermines and devalues the arts, year after year, our devastating debts only von Rhein’s work has supported music appear in the news as a scorecard of Illi- criticism as a community- and career- nois’ disintegration. No one is publishing a building endeavor. Musicians and audi- variety of plans that would stop adding to ences alike should be deeply grateful — the debt totals and ultimately bail us out and hopeful that this tradition continues of the blood-red figures on our balance through his successor, Howard Reich. sheet. — Jerry Fuller, Evanston Unfortunately politicians look at every day as Election Day, and the closer to actual Election Day, the more dangerous it Out of luck gets for politicians to draft a bill or express In its June 6 editorial, “The president an opinion that seeks more money from who thinks he can pardon himself,” the their constituents. Collectively the politi- Tribune writes, “If Trump were to put cians have been willing to create obliga- himself above the law, he’d be ending his tions that put us in debt to please voters presidency.” I wish the Tribune were who want all possible, or even impossible, correct, but it is not. benefits. Later, when all of us have to pay There are only two ways President for the great things our legislators have Donald Trump can be involuntarily re- promised us, individual pols are too afraid moved from office. He could be im- of not getting elected if they speak out peached by a majority of House members with realistic solutions to political incom- and convicted by two-thirds of the Senate. petence. Or under the 25th Amendment, if Vice I have a suggestion for rebuilding Illi- President Mike Pence and a majority of nois: Establish revenue sources that can Cabinet members say Trump is unfit, be tolerated by taxpayers and would be then Pence becomes president if two- strictly devoted to eliminating multi- thirds of both houses of Congress vote to billion-dollar debt over a set period of uphold Trump’s removal within 21 days. time. My example plan would be to place With Republicans in charge every- a low-percentage tax on services not where, neither the impeachment/convic- currently being taxed, but would pay off tion removal nor the 25th Amendment our debts in a reasonable period of time. I scenario is even a remote possibility. So don’t have access to statistics that would Trump really is above the law. lay out the anticipated revenue from doz- — Vic Presutti, Dayton, Ohio ens of service providers at various per- centages to reach our goal, but others do. There are individuals and organizations Religious objections that have the expertise to design workable When the wedding cake court case first plans, but their efforts have not received made news, I thought, “If a company — in the exposure they deserve. I don’t care this case a bakery — is providing a prod- who comes up with the right plan, but uct or service to the general public, it valuable, costly time is being wasted with- should be obligated to provide for all out a solution. customers.” My No. 1 mission is to get people But then I applied this principle to a talking about specific, alternative plans, few hypothetical situations: Should a with realistic figures. As November ap- small independent print shop be required proaches, we the voters and news organi- to print neo-Nazi hate propaganda for a zations should demand that candidates public rally? Should an orthodox Jewish each disclose at least one plan for elimi- butcher be required to fulfill a customer’s nating our crushing debt and the harm it specific order for pork sausages? The is already causing. Changing our constitu- hypotheticals are endless — and a defini- tion is not a solution. tive answer is highly unlikely. — Robert Tingler, Palatine — William Himes, Elmhurst Chicago Tribune | Section 1 | Saturday, June 9, 2018 11 AE+ ARTS+ENTERTAINMENT

CRITICS PLANNER

A24 Toni Collette faces horrors. MICHAEL PHILLIPS MOVIES “Hereditary” Annie (played by Toni Collette) has just lost her 78-year-old mother, whom her daughter remembers for her madness and se- crecy. But sometimes mad- ness runs in the family. Not CHRIS SWEDA/CHICAGO TRIBUNE everything in “Hereditary” Actor Len Cariou performs his one-man show “Broadway & the Bard” on Thursday, part of a very brief run at Stage 773 in Chicago. fits together; its rhythm is a little off in its second half, IN PERFORMANCE ★★★ 1 ‘Broadway & the Bard’ ⁄2 and it’s clear director Ari Aster wanted to throw a little bit of everything, from seances to sleepwalking to malevolent specters of doom, at his devastated Greatest-hit connections family unit in the center of his tale. R, 2:07, horror A delightful combo When: Through Sunday struggle a time or two for the love her. Simply love her.) And Where: Stage 773, 1225 W. Bel- words in the speeches at Thurs- King Lear’s bellowing rage at of Shakespeare, mont Ave. day’s opening, his command of being stripped of his retinue (“O, phrasing and his sly, subtle use of a reason not the need!”) gets a musical numbers Running time: 80 minutes well-timed smile or raised eye- cheeky and practical reality check brow carries extra layers of mean- with Fagin’s “Reviewing the Situa- By Kerry Reid Tickets: $35 at 773-327-5252 or www.stage773.com ing. At times, there’s a brash show- tion” from Lionel Bart’s “Oliver!” Chicago Tribune man’s appeal to the meldings. where the kingpin of the pick- Reminding us that he made his pocketing urchins ruminates on Combining Shakespeare and first Broadway appearance in the need to keep some ill-gotten songcraft is a Broadway tradition speeches with songs that in some “Henry V” (the Canadian-born gains back for his retirement. — whether it be “Kiss Me, Kate” or way reflect — or refract — the actor spent several seasons at the The show somewhat follows “Something Rotten!” But Len themes and moods encompassed Stratford Festival in Ontario), the arc of a lifetime — both Cari- Cariou’s “Broadway & the Bard” by the Bard, Cariou gives us an Cariou shifts from King Hal’s ou’s indelible life in theater and brings the two together in an inti- extra layer of insight and irony and self-valorizing “Once more unto that of the “seven ages of man,” as LIZ LAUREN PHOTO mate, playful and sometimes quite- sometimes a wry chuckle of recog- the breach” speech to a song from outlined by the melancholic Kamal Angelo Boden poignant fashion. Featuring some nition. “Applause” — the musical based Jaques in “As You Like It.” of the best-known passages from Naturally enough, he starts out on “All About Eve” that also hap- Among the Shakespearean CHRIS JONES Shakespeare with selections from with Orsino’s “If music be the food pened to mark Cariou’s Broadway selections, Cariou shines brightest THEATER musicals both famous and rela- of love” meditation from “Twelfth musical debut. with Marc Antony’s funeral ora- tively obscure, Cariou’s show, Night,” and shifts into Sondheim’s There are some cunning and tion from “Julius Caesar” and “Father Comes Home which started out in New York a “Love, I Hear” from “A Funny unexpected choices in the musical closes with a tender rendition of from the Wars” couple of years ago, struts and frets Thing Happened on the Way to selections as well. On the heels of Prospero’s renunciation of his “Father Comes Home its hour-plus upon the stage in only the Forum” and Richard Rodgers Richard II’s famous “Let’s talk of magic from “The Tempest.” But from the Wars (Parts 1, 2 & a very brief run here. If you’re a fan and Lorenz Hart’s “Falling in Love graves, and worms, and epitaphs” the magic of combining two of his 3)” is Suzan-Lori Parks’ of Cariou (and honestly, who with Love” from “The Boys from meditation, Cariou shifts from the greatest theatrical loves lifts brilliant and riveting Civil isn’t?), it’s well worth your time. Syracuse” — itself based on “The doomed monarch to the defiant “If “Broadway & the Bard” above a War triptych. In one scene, Cariou, who achieved perhaps Comedy of Errors.” Sondheim I Ruled the World” from the sel- by-the-numbers greatest-hits a slave named Hero, fight- his greatest Broadway fame as the pops up again a few times, perhaps dom-produced 1963 musical evening into a thoughtful sojourn ing alongside his cruel original Demon Barber of Fleet most notably in “Fear No More” “Pickwick” (based on Charles with one of the greatest treasures Confederate master, gets Street in Stephen Sondheim’s from “The Frogs,” which draws its Dickens’ “The Pickwick Papers”) of the stage. his chance at freedom and “Sweeney Todd” and has more lyrics from “Cymbeline” and one by Cyril Ornadel and Leslie And yes, he closes with “Brush to join the Union ranks. But recently been seen in the CBS of the loveliest meditations on Bricusse. Up Your Shakespeare” — because he does not move. He can’t. crime drama “Blue Bloods,” con- aging and mortality in the Shake- The, um, problematic behavior giving the people what they want Hero, as played at the ceived the show with Barry Klein- spearean canon. (“Golden lads and of Petruchio in “The Taming of the is something both Broadway and Goodman Theatre by the bort and Mark Janas (who serves girls all must, as chimney-sweep- Shrew” finds a clever retort in the Bard are built to do. extraordinary Kamal An- as sprightly pianist and occasional ers, come to dust.”) “How to Handle a Woman” from gelo Boden in a remarkable dialogue partner for Cariou). The At 78, Cariou’s voice sounds Frederick Loewe and Alan Jay Kerry Reid is a freelance critic. production directed by conceit is simple, but highly effec- nearly as supple and resonant as Lerner’s “Camelot.” (Novel idea! Niegel Smith, lets us see tive. By pairing Shakespearean ever. And though he seemed to Don’t starve her into obedience — [email protected] that the debilitating institu- tion of slavery could not be defeated by a military vic- tory. It has seeped inside IN PERFORMANCE ‘Decadance/Chicago’ ★★★★ the bones. Through June 24 in the Goodman’s Owen Theatre, 170 N. Dearborn St.; $10-$40 at 312-443-3800 Hubbard Street goes and www.goodman theatre.org Gaga with Naharin work GREG KOT BLUES When: Through Sunday Israeli choreographer’s Fantastic Negrito technique is anything Where: Harris Theater for Music The band’s latest album, but conventional and Dance, 205 E. Randolph St. “What More Can You Running time: 1 hour, 50 minutes Take?,” was recorded in the By Chris Jones family’s home studio out- Tickets: $26-$110 at 312-635- side Atlanta and self-re- Chicago Tribune 3799 or www.hubbardstreet leased. The title refers to dance.com the litigation that has sur- For risk-loving contemporary rounded the band since its dancers, Gaga needs no Lady. infancy, as it fought to be It’s the name of a technique COLM HOGAN PHOTO compensated for the count- pioneered by Israeli choreo- contains fresh moves in the usual less times its music has grapher Ohad Naharin, artistic choreographic sense. It’s that the Hubbard Street Dance Chicago, shown performing Ohad Naharin’s “Mi- been sampled. 5:30 p.m. director of the Tel Aviv-based actual raw material — the ingredi- nus 16” in 2006, is celebrating the Israeli choreographer through Sunday. Sunday; Chicago Blues Batsheva Dance Company (until ents in the Impossible Burger of Festival, Pritzker Pavilion in September, when he plans to step great contemporary dance — have of the assumptions that govern not There are elements of numerous Millennium Park; free; down). Gaga, which you can expe- been swapped out and scrambled, just how dance is performed but past works forged across the years, www.cityofchicago.org. rience for yourself this weekend at the supermarket ground beef how it is consumed by the viewer? including the jaw-dropping “Mi- Hubbard Street Dance Chicago’s replaced with grass-fed, organic If you’re into all that kind of nus 16” (which I recall seeing in its JOHN VON RHEIN spectacularly immersive, must-see matter. That’s what Naharin does. stuff, you’ll be fired up all night. U.S. premiere at Hubbard Street in CLASSICAL Naharin celebration at the Harris You feel like you are watching an It’s meta, sure, but it’s also liber- 2000), “Virus,” “Three,” “George Theater, is a movement language entirely different set of juices ating for both dancer and audi- and Zalman” and “Max.” In most Crossing Borders Music that emphasizes attention to the flowing before your eyes, and it’s ence. Since the practice of dance is cases, you’re watching only el- The ensemble honors thrilling rush of physical sensation. inestimably exciting to see them so associated with youth — but ements of narrative (sometimes refugees around the word It’s about making yourself avail- pop and sizzle on the Hubbard watching dance not so much — text-based) pieces originally ex- with recent chamber music able to hear what the body has to Street griddle. the co-mingling of those two pressed only in whole cloth. You written by or about ref- say in any given moment. And if For all the emphasis on tech- worlds is really remarkably em- couldn’t do this with the work of ugees. The program in- you do that — the Naharin thinking nique, Naharin’s work is funda- powering. For most of us, the most choreographers. cludes works by Syrian, goes — you will free yourself from mentally funny, populist and fasci- more we move, the longer we live. But you can with Naharin, be- Armenian and Uruguayan- the conventional ways people nated by the intersection between To celebrate physical interaction cause his work is so elemental: American composers. move, and the ordinary way they concert and social dance. He is a way of saying “L’Chaim!” (To Imagine a kinetic brick, an excit- Composer and Duquesne construct dances. You’ll move prizes audience engagement and Life!”) ing, sensual, daring block of hu- University music professor differently through time and space. interaction, and the Gaga princi- “Decadance/Chicago” (you man movement, taken from a fresh Zvonimir Nagy will offer To put all that another way — ples apply there too. How do you only have until Sunday to partake) quarry, ready to build. spoken remarks. 2p.m. and hang in there with me as you get an audience to think about is a bit like a greatest Naharin hits Sunday, St. James Cathe- ponder your weekend’s choices — themselves differently, less pas- experience, or maybe a Naharin Chris Jones is a Tribune critic. dral, 65 E. Huron St.; free; it’s not so much that Hubbard sively? Can you involve them in remix or reboot, ideal for anyone www.crossingborders Street’s “Decadance/Chicago” the work? Can you confront some who never has seen his work. [email protected] music.org. 12 Chicago Tribune | Section 1 | Saturday, June 9, 2018

IN PERFORMANCE Roberts brings her gentle art ASK AMY home again to Jazz Showcase By Amy Dickinson [email protected] Twitter @askingamy By Howard Reich Chicago Tribune One sure sign that sum- Sister leaves money issues out to dry mer approaches: Judy Roberts is back in town. The former Chicagoan Dear Amy: Iam the oldest dryer for her. the request has been moved to Arizona in 2007 of three sisters. I’ve You could ask her, “Do made? but returns each year at this worked hard all my life, you want a new dryer? —Throw Me a Bone time, kicking off her warm- pursued my career, saved Because I’d like to get you weather residency with a my money and had a sec- one.” And then you pur- Dear Throw Me: You and run at the Jazz Showcase, ond marriage to a success- chase a dryer for her, have “Buster” are a package followed by appearances in ful man. it delivered and hooked up, deal. Your friend has been far-flung rooms. My youngest sister and feel good about this act honest with you regarding Each homecoming re- married a physician; their of kindness, without at- the possible impact of your minds listeners why she JOHN J. KIM/CHICAGO TRIBUNE family is also financially taching to specific expecta- dog on his wife’s health. was such a beloved figure Judy Roberts, shown in 2016, returned to her hometown stable. tions. Any number of factors here for decades, her gently with a telling performance at the Jazz Showcase. Now the problem: Our Your generosity will not (including the dog) could understated vocals and middle sister married and pave the way for your sister interfere with her recov- coolly sophisticated pia- When: Various times evening came when Rob- had three great children. to make better financial ery, and they are responsi- nism a balm in a relent- through Sunday erts held the stage by her- However, she and her choices. Nor will it lock bly trying to limit the risks. lessly noisy world. self, delivering one of many husband got a divorce, and you into a lifetime of on- You should in turn be As always, Roberts was Where: Jazz Showcase, brooding, late-night ballads he was sporadic in his going financial support. A honest with them, and say, joined Thursday night at 806 S. Plymouth Court Frank Sinatra made fa- child support payments. new dryer will only get “I won’t be boarding ‘Bust- the Showcase by tenor Tickets: $20-$35; 312-360- mous: “Angel Eyes.” Rob- She has always struggled to your sister’s undies off of er’ during the weekend, saxophonist Greg Fishman, 0234 or www.jazzshow erts’ version moved more make ends meet. the davenport. but I’ll do my best to make her husband, and, for this case.com quickly than Sinatra’s, We are all in our 60s sure he doesn’t disturb engagement, bassist Jim those characteristically now, and her kids are out Dear Amy: Irecently anyone. I’ll leave it up to Cox and drummer Phil breathy vocal phrases of of the house, but she still invited a friend and his you to decide whether you Gratteau. They’ve all per- of Kenny Dorham’s classic hers accompanied by lush struggles with finances wife to vacation with me at can still join me for the formed together in various “Blue Bossa” brought forth colors and extended har- because she wasn’t able to my vacation home over a weekend; I certainly don’t capacities for decades, and silvery right-hand lines monies on the keyboard. accumulate a nest egg. long holiday weekend. want this to compromise listening to them was a bit from Roberts on piano and And then there was My sister’s 25-year-old My friend then asked Joan’s recovery in any like eavesdropping on a ornately embellished figu- Roberts’ instrumental solo dryer died. She was hang- me not to bring my dog to way.” warm conversation among rations from Fishman’s on “Angel Eyes,” which ing clothes everywhere to my vacation house because Iguess this really is a old friends. For these musi- horn. Add to this bassist evoked the impressionistic dry them. I could easily his wife is still feeling side case of making a binary cians need nothing more Cox’s very low-note melo- character of Bill Evans’ help her, but she is not effects of a concussion she choice of an animal over a than for Roberts to call a dy-making and drummer pianism, every chord care- frugal as I have been. She suffered almost two years human, but Buster is your tune before they’re off and Gratteau’s genteel rhythmic fully balanced to enable the gets Botox, buys artwork ago. His wife is worried responsibility. running, one picking up a pulse, and you had a quar- top note to sing out. When and jewelry, and in general that if the dog jumps on phrase where the other left tet nimbly in sync practi- Roberts played her final makes poor choices. her, she could experience a Dear Amy: “Upset” re- off. cally from the outset. phrases, drummer Gratteau Ithink I would feel setback in her recovery. ported to be a gay couple Roberts opened her first Roberts’ seasonal return provided a bit of pianissimo resentful if I gave her the Although I promised who were in conflict with set with Kurt Weill’s and wasn’t the only event being brushwork, making for an money to buy a dryer and that “Buster” was not likely their neighbors over a Ogden Nash’s “Speak Low,” marked, however, for Fish- atmospheric ending. then saw a beautiful new to jump on his wife and rainbow mat the couple but saxophonist Fishman man was celebrating the Among the rest of the rug at her house. I can’t be that we would be extra had put in front of their chose to speak rather release of his newest al- set’s repertoire, Roberts honest and tell her how I vigilant, my friend re- door. boldly via a ruddy tone, bum, “So You Say.” The and the band glided feel, because she won’t newed his request. Buster Ican’t believe your hard-swing rhythm and quintet recording, cut with through Bobby Timmons’ change and would only is medium-size and weighs advice. Why didn't you all-over-his-horn phrase- Los Angeles musicians, “Moanin’,” and Fishman hide her purchases. about 30 pounds. suggest that a third party making. Fishman’s first features several Fishman generated considerable Ifeel so terribly guilty Ihave been looking sit down with everyone? salvo got the evening off to originals, most notably the energy and technical virtu- because I am so blessed forward to this vacation —Dismayed abrisk start, and though title track that Fishman osity on his “Dahlia.” and don’t have money and the chance to bring Roberts rode the band’s performed. Its coy, Man- In the end, Roberts and worries, and she is drying along my dog. However, I Dear Dismayed: “Upset” energy, she also produced cini-like theme proved friends reaffirmed the her underwear in her don’t want this to seem I had reached out in friend- the sleekly articulated, immensely appealing and timeless value of jazz family room. Please help. am making a binary choice ship; this effort was ig- harmonically sophisticated underscored Fishman’s standards (and originals —Frugal Older Sister of choosing an animal over nored. I didn’t perceive solos one expects from her. knack for writing riffs one indebted to them), a fine ahuman. much to mediate, but you Even when dispatching fat, does not soon forget. When way to launch another Dear Frugal: If it hurts While I think it is rude are right — it might work. two-fisted chords, Roberts Fishman took flight with an summer in Chicago. you to see your sister hang- that my friend would make approached the piano extended solo, one realized ing her clothing around the this request in the first Copyright 2018 by Amy discreetly, never banging on the potential of the com- Howard Reich is a Tribune house to dry, then you place, given that he is being Dickinson the instrument or trying to paratively simple melody. critic. could treat yourself to an invited into my home and assert dominance. 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IN PERFORMANCE Antonini leads CSO in lively baroque-classical program

Avi Avital’s brilliant The chemistry among core — “Prelude + Bucimis,” raspy horns lent period Antonini, Avital and the which began as a quiet little flavor to music that literally debut a highlight 14-member group of strings folk song before morphing kicked up diabolical frenzy of performance and continuo generated into a mandolin version of a in the finale, which cribs maximum wattage in Vival- pounding heavy metal jam. from Gluck’s “Don Juan” By John von Rhein di’s Mandolin Concerto in C The second Vivaldi con- ballet. Chicago Tribune (RV 425) and an arrange- certo performance, that of Antonini cued principal TODD ROSENBERG PHOTOGRAPHY ment (presumably Avital’s the C-Major Concerto for David Herbert to let rip the Conductor and flautino soloist Giovanni Antonini performs No matter that Ravinia is own) of Bach’s D-Minor Flautino (RV 443), allowed roar of timpani that gives with the ChicagoSymphonyOrchestra. already up and running and keyboard concerto (BWV Antonini to double as solo- the Haydn symphony its that the Grant Park Orches- 1052), for mandolin and ist and conductor. The nickname. As presented in the podium to draw exquis- hearing big-orchestra tra is gearing up for its orchestra. pennywhistlelike chirps he chamber orchestra guise, ite pianissimos from the Haydn again. festival opener Wednesday Vivaldi’s trademark cas- produced on his sopranino this late Haydn master- orchestra in the quieter The program will be night at the Pritzker Pavil- cading runs and fluttering recorder emerged clearly piece sounded uncom- moments of the “Drum repeated at 8 p.m. Saturday ion in Millennium Park. It’s trills sat beautifully beneath enough against the sup- monly fresh, so vividly did Roll.” The variations move- at Symphony Center, 220 S. still the winter season as far Avital’s fleet fingers, while porting ensemble, but the conductor rethink ment was especially de- Michigan Ave.; $30-$218; as the Chicago Symphony his pleasantly twangy man- breakneck tempos resulted rhythms, harmonies and lightful, inner voices and 312-294-3000, www.cso Orchestra is concerned, and dolin emerged in judicious in scrambled runs and gestures that would have Stephanie Jeong’s violin .org. Riccardo Muti won’t arrive balance again the lithe, more than a few wrong startled audiences of solo emerging in gracious until next week to conclude animated ensemble. notes. No such problems Haydn’s day. relief. Haydn’s music took John von Rhein is a Tribune the subscription series with This listener would not informed the adroit playing Uncommonly sensitive on renewed character and critic. two big programs. trade Bach’s keyboard origi- of continuo cellist Kenneth to fine degrees of dynamics charm in this intimate Meanwhile, the CSO in nal for this mandolin tran- Olsen. throughout the concert, perspective. I, for one, may [email protected] its split-orchestra configu- scription, but it makes a Antonini ended his Antonini crouched low on never want to go back to Twitter @jvonrhein ration is providing sub- satisfying alternative and imaginatively conceived scribers with ample incen- went down with tremen- program with actual Haydn tive to remain indoors. dous vitality and spontane- — Symphony No. 103 A brisk and enticing ity on Thursday. Avital’s (“Drum Roll”) – and began program of small-scale digital dexterity drew a with music that sounds as if concertos and symphonies close link with the work’s it could have been written CHICAGOLAND from the 17th and 18th probable original guise as a by Haydn. Luigi Bocche- centuries brought two violin concerto. rini’s Symphony No. 6 (“La newcomers to the roster A clamorous standing O casa del diavolo,” or “The THEATRE DIRECTORY Thursday night, the Italian was the result, which the House of the Devil”) spoke baroque specialist Giovanni Israeli virtuoso acknowl- with stylish, spiky immedi- Antonini and the Israeli- edged offering one of his acy in this, its first CSO born mandolin superstar own solo pieces as an en- performance. A pair of Gilbert and Sullivan’s Avi Avital. GUESS Q’S BACK? The Pirates of PENZANCE Antonini, a founding “Could not be MORE FUN Tonite 8 • Sun 2 • ends June 17 member of the Milan-based or CHARMING TO WATCH!” Music Theater Works baroque ensemble Il Gia- – Chris Jones, Chicago Tribune rdino Armonico (which he CITY – NEAR NORTH WILMETTE at Cahn Auditorium, Evanston MusicTheaterWorks.com has led since 1989), is the 3733 N. Southport 1122 CENTRAL AVE. WILMETTE 847-251-7424 (847) 920-5360 latest period-specialist CSO MusicBoxTheatre.com THEATRE WILMETTETHEATRE.COM 773-871-6604 SHOWTIMES SATURDAY ONLY conductor who knows how BOOK CLUB (PG13) 12:45 3:15 5:40 8:00 MAD GENIUS-11:30am to infuse the playing of THE ADVENTURES OF DISOBEDIENCE (R) 3:00 7:45 modern instrumentalists ROBIN HOOD-1:30pm RBG (PG) 12:45 5:30 AMERICAN ANIMALS- with the sound, style and 1:45,4:30,7:00,9:30,11:30 COLD WATER-11:20am,7:15pm spirit appropriate to THE GUARDIANS-4:15pm baroque and classical reper- Mercury Theater Chicago mercurytheaterchicago.com Chicago Shakespeare Theater on Navy Pier tory. Enjoy the Tall, lanky, animated, his Theater Tonight MACBETH expressive fingertips send- TODAY3&8,SUN2 ing arcs of electricity into 312.595.5600 • www.chicagoshakes.com the chamber orchestra, he got the CSO members to play with the astringent Enjoy the Theater Tonight sound, clear textures, biting attacks and bracing rhyth- mic exuberance one recalls from the Chicago debut of Il Giardino Armonico in CHICAGOLAND THEATRE DIRECTORY 2000. 14 Chicago Tribune | Section 1 | Saturday, June 9, 2018

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Bridge East-West vulnerable, West deals North ♠ A86 ♥ 10 8 7 Dick Tracy By Joe Staton and Mike Curtis ♦ Void West ♣ AKQJ973 East ♠ K1042 ♠ J973 ♥ 3 ♥ AQ94 ♦ AKQ10732 ♦ 6 ♣ 4 South ♣ 10 6 5 2 ♠ Q5 ♥ KJ652 ♦ J9854 ♣ 8 “A cow flew by” is a time-worn bridge expression representing the reason why a player made an inexplicable error — an error he would never have made had he not been distracted by a cow flying through the room. Even the greatest players have seen an occasional “cow.” Animal Crackers By Mike Osbun North had a difficult decision at his second turn. He might have doubled and found his eight-card heart fit, but he chose to cue bid The bidding: West’s suit, asking for a diamond West North East South stopper. South had 1♦ 2♣ Pass Pass one, sort of, so he bid 2♦ 3♦ Pass 3NT three no trump. It Pass Pass Dbl All pass is worth noting that ♣ there are only two Opening lead: Four of cards in the West hand that can be led to defeat three no trump — the two singletons! It is even more noteworthy that West led one of them! South won the opening club lead in dummy and quickly ran off all of his club winners. He discarded a spade, three Prickly City By Scott Stantis hearts, and two diamonds from his hand. West discarded two spades, his heart, and three diamonds starting with the seven to encourage in that suit. At this point declarer led a low heart toward his hand. East was one of America’s great- est players, with a long record of successful competition against the world’s best. He inexplicably ducked his ace of hearts and the contract rolled home. A cow flew by! East and West showed their class with a one-word conversation after this disaster. “Sorry,” said East, and they moved on to the next deal. We would like to thank Canadian expert John Carruthers for his excellent report on this deal.

— Bob Jones [email protected] Chicago Tribune | Section 1 | Saturday, June 9, 2018 15

Dustin By Steve Kelley and Jeff Parker Sudoku 6/9

ForBetterorforWorseBy Lynn Johnston

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

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

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CUBS 3, PIRATES 1 Happ lays out in left, puts Cubs on his back 3 outfield gems spark victory; UP NEXT Pirates (Kingham 2-2, 4.03) Bryant, Montgomery also star at Cubs (Lester 6-2, 2.44) 1:20 p.m. Saturday, ABC-7 By Teddy Greenstein Chicago Tribune the rotation. After six solid innings Friday in This will go down as The Kris Bryant the Cubs’ 3-1 victory over the Pirates, Game. Has to, right? Montgomery is 2-0 with a 1.02 ERA as a Batting leadoff for the first time in the starter. If fan message boards were still a major leagues, Bryant went 3-for-4 and thing, the Cubs’ would read: “Don’t rush lined the first pitch he saw into left field, back, Yu Darvish. Paris is lovely this time of coming through on manager Joe Maddon’s year.” request that he “set the tone for the team.” OK, one more revision. This absolutely Check that. This will be recorded as The will be remembered as The Ian Happ Mike Montgomery Game, no? Game. JOHN J. KIM/CHICAGO TRIBUNE The left-hander stomped his feet in the Left fielder Ian Happ makes a diving catch on a ball hit by the Pirates’ Corey Dickerson offseason, practically demanding a spot in Turn to Cubs, Page 3 to end the top of the third inning, one of three brilliant catches by Happ in Friday’s victory.

BELMONT STAKES Justify’s bid for history lacks juice Triple Crown pursuit drawing less attention than in past years

By Childs Walker | Baltimore Sun

It had been four years since the big red horse burned his way into the memories of American sports fans, his image becoming more indelible with each stride by which he pulled away in the 1973 Belmont Stakes. As Seattle Slew approached his own Triple Crown destiny, there was no way for the ornery, greasy-fast colt to supplant or surpass Secretariat in the hearts of racing fans. But as trainer Billy Turner remembers it, he didn’t have to do that. The contrast alone boosted Slew’s stature. This new champion — dark-coated and undefeated — was not more famous than Secretariat, but he was more famous because of Secretariat. “Slew benefited from Secretariat bring- ing back the Triple Crown as a major sporting event,” the 78-year-old Turner said. “It created a fan base you wouldn’t believe. You had the defenders of Secretari- at and the fans of Seattle Slew, and they were avid fans.” More than four decades later, another undefeated colt has arrived at Belmont Park facing comparisons to a recent, beloved Triple Crown winner. Can Justify build on American Pharoah’s 2015 run, when he became the first horse since 1978 to win the Kentucky Derby,

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UFC White on Punk: Fight may be make or break Ex-WWE star’s career could end with loss at United Center

By Phil Thompson | Chicago Tribune

UFC 225 is a dream scenario for CM Punk: He’s fighting in his hometown, at the venue where his beloved Blackhawks play, JASON MILLER/GETTY the United Center. Stephen Curry embraces Kevin Durant after Warriors completed a sweep of the Cavaliers to win the NBA championship Friday night. And he’s fighting Mike Jackson as one the main card’s five pay-per-view fights NBA FINALS WARRIORS 108, CAVALIERS 85 Saturday night as he tries to erase the memory of his lopsided loss to Mickey Gall in Punk’s UFC debut in 2016. The former pro wrestler, whose real name is Phil Brooks, also emphasized this week that he has retired from WWE. So the stakes for Punk are high. Does Punk need to win this fight to have a future with UFC? UFC President Dana White was diplo- Good as gold matic at first. “Punk needs to win this fight for himself about free agency. bottom line is we have a lot of talent. We because he wants this so bad and he has Warriors sweep One Cavaliers fan put her chin in her had more than they did.” worked so hard for it,” White told the hands as Curry shimmied between de- This was partly redemption. Curry was Tribune. “Youknow, this is this guy’s dream. fenders for easy layups. Another fan shook coming off a forgetful Game 3 perform- This is what he wants. This is what he has Cavs to repeat as his fist in the air and screamed profanity- ance in which he finished 1 of 14 — the worked for ever since he left the WWE. laced sentences when Curry splashed in a worst playoff shooting game of his career. That’s why Punk needs to win this fight.” NBA champions deep 3-pointer. With four minutes still He wasn’t about to let that happen twice. But if Punk loses, what good is he to remaining in the game and a Warriors win “I always say I’m my biggest critic,” UFC? By Malika Andrews | Chicago Tribune all but inevitable, fans streamed toward the Curry said at Thursday’s practice after “I think if he loses this fight he’s probably exits. A finals sweep hadn’t happened Game 3. “I would have loved to make a going to walk away anyway,” White said. CLEVELAND — Stephen Curry ex- since the Spurs beat the Cavaliers in 2007 couple more shots earlier in the game. So “This is a dream that he has been chasing. ploded in Game 4 to lead the Warriors to a — also in Quicken Loans Arena. sometimes you have to get rid of those It’s a dream that he has been working hard rare sweep of the NBA Finals with a 108-85 “The fact (the Cavaliers) got to the finals thoughts and understand there is another to achieve. And if he comes up short in this victory over the Cavaliers and send LeBron surprised me,” Warriors coach Steve Kerr James into the summer facing questions said. “ They have had an amazing run. The Turn to NBA, Page 2 Turn to UFC, Page 2 2 Chicago Tribune | Chicago Sports | Section 2 | Saturday, June 9, 2018 D TENNIS NHL For Punk, it’s FRENCH OPEN make or break Nadal back UFC, from Page 1 fight that’s probably going to be it for him.” White discussed Punk and other in men’s topics related to UFC 225. On fan buzz about the card I think it’s one of the most stacked final match cards we’ve ever had. It’s crazy because sometimes things just line up like this. I wish I could make every card this stacked. Nemesis Thiem awaits On his level of confidence in CM Spaniard at Roland Garros Punk after losing his UFC debut, which was also his first mixed mar- By Howard Fendrich tial arts fight Associated Press I like the guy a lot. I really like CM Punk. He’s a very, very good guy. PARIS — Under pressure at the Anybody who comes in and fights for the outset, Rafael Nadal already had cast UFC for the first time gets what I call the aside three break points in his French UFC jitters. Everybody does. I don’t care Open semifinal’s third game when, at how many fights you’ve had and where 4-all, Juan Martin del Potro held another you’ve fought and what you’ve done. three. The only thing that’s different now is If Nadal’s march toward an 11th he already has that first fight under his championship at Roland Garros was belt. The nerves and all the things that go going to be stopped on this day, things along with fighting the first time, that’s were going to have to go del Potro’s way all behind him now. Now he just has to right then. Both men knew that full well. come out and do what he has been “That,” del Potro would say later, “was practicing to do. … What works for Punk my chance.” is his heart, his determination and how Ah, but there’s a reason Nadal is 11-0 in bad he wants this. What works against semifinals at the French Open, a reason him is his age (39), how old he is coming he is 10-0 in finals there — so far. Nadal into the game now. That’s tough for saved that second trio of break points anybody. It’s a young man’s game. Friday, held there, then broke in the next game to grab that set. It was part of a run On why White picked Mike Jackson — in which he claimed 14 of the last 17 who, like Punk, also lost to Gall in his games to overwhelm the No. 5-seeded UFC fight — for Punk’s opponent. del Potro 6-4, 6-1, 6-2 and earn yet You have to line Punk up — you have another spot in the title match at Court to line anybody up, no matter where they Philippe Chatrier. sit in their career — with somebody with In Sunday’s final, Nadal will face No. 7 a similar record. Dominic Thiem, a 24-year-old from Austria who is the only man to beat him On main card heavyweight Andrei on red clay over the past two seasons. Arlovski, who fights Tai Tuivasa “He’s a big favorite against every- He was the world champion for us body,” said Thiem, who reached his first years ago. Big Chicago guy, has deep roots Grand Slam final by ending the run of here. He made an incredible comeback. 72nd-ranked Marco Cecchinato of Italy That guy battled cancer. Beat cancer and 7-5, 7-6 (10), 6-1. “Still, I know how to play then worked his way back to UFC. against him. I have a plan.” Surely, so did del Potro. That crucial On why the Curtis Blaydes-Alistair early juncture altered the course of Overeem matchup got bumped things, though. from the main card What went through Nadal’s mind Everybody keeps making such a big right then? ETHAN MILLER/GETTY deal about that. First of all, when we “Just thinking in a positive way and Caps coach Barry Trotz hoists the Stanley Cup. Trotz’s contract ended after the season. released the card, we released it without just thinking that I have to hold. ‘I can’t really having structured it. We had fights give him the game. If he wins the game, STANLEY CUP FINAL all over the place. … I never moved them OK. But I will not give (it to) him,’ ” off pay-per-view, they weren’t going to Nadal said. “That’s the only way for me be on pay-per-view anyway. to approach the tough moments.” And Blaydes and Overeem are in a Truth is, there were not many the rest really good position on this card. Really of the way, as Nadal finished with 35 good position. They’re on free TV on the winners and just 19 unforced errors. No. 1 for Caps: main event right before we go into pay “I couldn’t play my best because of per view. him,” said del Potro, the 2009 U.S. Open champ. “His game is too good for me.” On Blaydes, a former De La Salle Too good for nearly everyone, nearly wrestler, and his strategy against every time, on clay. Overeem Over the past two years, including Keeping Trotz He looked good in his last fight — he’s best-of-three matches, Nadal is 49-2 at slowly working his way up, getting higher clay tournaments. Thiem is responsible Cup champs want coach back, and longtime glue guy Jay Beagle. caliber fighters. This is a real first big test for both of those losses. The Capitals will have to do some for him. … I guarantee you (Blaydes is) “If I want to beat him,” Thiem said, “I then will focus on free agents salary-cap maneuvering to keep Carlson, going to be immediately shooting for the have to play that way.” Smith-Pelly and Kempny in the fold but can takedown in this fight. Overeem has been By Stephen Whyno | Associated Press break the bank for Trotz. around for a long time, he has good “I love what I do in Washington,” Trotz takedown defense and he’s going to be DULLES, Va. — Barry Trotz thought of said. “I love the guys. I’m just in a good spot, looking to catch Blaydes when Blaydes mentors and friends Jack Button, Tommy a good place.” comes in for that takedown, either with Ebright, David Poile and Wayne Fleming Offseason priority No. 1 for owner Ted knees, kicks or punches. when he lifted the Stanley Cup over his Leonsis and MacLellan is signing Trotz to a head. new deal. It’ll cost them. On how 225 sets up future women’s The Capitals coach didn’t think about his The Maple Leafs’ Mike Babcock is cards future. the highest-paid coach in the NHL at Obviously Holly Holm is huge star for “I wasn’t getting consumed with what $6.25 million a year, the Blackhawks’ Joel us. And Ketlen Vieira is another one that was said, what my future holds, whatever,” Quenneville is next at $6 million and people are into. Holly has to win this Trotz said. “I’m in a pretty good spot.” the Canadiens’ Claude Julien third at fight, hopefully get a fight with Vieira. Trotz was in as good a spot as imaginable $5 million. Trotz will soon have his name on We do (Amanda) Nunes versus (Cris) Friday as he and the Capitals landed back the Stanley Cup like them and should Cyborg and that builds for another fight home in the Washington area with the approach that price. after those two fights happen. Stanley Cup in tow. Carlson will exceed it after leading all The celebration will last through the defensemen with 68 points in the regular On Johnsburg’s Clay Guida, who parade Tuesday, but once that’s done, the season and 20 in the playoffs. The 28-year- campaigned to get on the card after work begins for general manager Brian old right-shot defenseman trails only elite his last victory in November, and his MacLellan to try to re-sign Trotz, top Islanders center John Tavares in free-agent prospects for future fights defenseman John Carlson and other free interest and is likely to command at least Another huge Chicago guy. Obviously agents. $8 million on a long-term deal. this is a guy who’s older (36); further Carlson, who set a franchise record for The Capitals would be sitting pretty if the along in his career. Every win for guys playoff points by a defenseman, can be a salary cap goes up to as high as $82 million like Clay is a must. CHRISTOPHE ENA/AP free agent July 1 along with unlikely because it gives them more room to keep Rafael Nadal celebrates his semifinal postseason hero Devante Smith-Pelly, the top four of Carlson, Dmitry Orlov, Matt [email protected] victory over Juan Martin del Potro. trade-deadline acquisition Michal Kempny Niskanen and Kempny together. Twitter @_phil_thompson Warriors sweep Cavs, repeat

NBA, from Page 1 free agent July 1 if he opts out of his contract. After winning the 2016 title, he opportunity on Friday to rectify that.” has seen the Cavs trade All-Star guard Kyrie Curry was not about to have an ice-cold Irving, part ways with GM David Griffin shooting night two games in a row. He and now get swept by the Warriors. He has splashed in 3-pointers from the logo. He lost four of the last five finals, and clearly had 20 points in the first half and finished needs talented new blood around him if he’s with 37. Kevin Durant, who scored a playoff going to claim a third championship. career high 43 points in Game 3, finished The rumors suggesting he will leave with 20 points, 10 assists and 12 rebounds. Cleveland, like he did in 2010 for the Heat, Durant was the Warriors’ most consis- have been raging for months. tent force in the series, capping the title Fans at the Quicken Loans Arena gave with the first triple-double of his finals him a rightful standing ovation and “MVP” career. He earned finals MVP honors for the chants when he checked out of the game second straight year, joining Michael Jor- with four minutes remaining. After all, dan, Hakeem Olajuwon, Shaquille O’Neal, James had done all he could to carry this Kobe Bryant and James as the only team, finishing Game 4 with 23 points, eight back-to-back winners. assists and seven rebounds. He slapped The game was close only briefly. With hands with every player on the court before seven minutes left in the first half, the taking his place on the bench. He left the Cavaliers took a one-point lead off a James court shortly after the buzzer — greeting his dunk. But by halftime, the Warriors had family that was waiting at the mouth of the built a nine-point lead. tunnel back to the locker room — while his “Foul him,” a red-faced fan in a Cavaliers teammates were still exchanging congratu- fan yelled as Curry zagged around a lations with Warriors players. defender. Curry missed, but JaVale McGee Kerr weighed in on the “great” James- tipped in the shot, capping off a 6-0 run to Jordan debate. start the second half and open the Warriors The former teammate of Jordan’s said: lead up to 15. The Cavs scored just 13 points “All I know is they are the two best players I in the third quarter. have ever witnessed. They’re very different, A golden tub of Moet was cooling to but however you want to rank them, they’re await the Warriors in the locker room. right there together.” And now all eyes turn to James. JASON MILLER/GETTY James, who returned to Cleveland in [email protected] LeBron James walks off the court Friday night after his Cavaliers were swept by the 2014, now is set to become an unrestricted Twitter @malika.andrews Warriors in the NBA Finals. Discussion will now turn to James’ future in Cleveland. Chicago Tribune | Chicago Sports | Section 2 | Saturday, June 9, 2018 3

CUBS 3, PIRATES 1 WHITE SOX 1, RED SOX 0 At Fenway, glimpse of the past, future

THE BOX SCORE Covey continues WHITE SOX AB R H BI SO AVG Anderson ss 40101.242 strong run, besting Rondon 3b 40102.256 Abreu1b 30000.295 Davidson dh 40002.234 Sale in pitchers’ duel Smith c 4 1200.417 Moncada 2b 40003.237 Thompson cf 30111.131 Palkarf 30002.265 Tilson lf 30101.237 TOTALS 32 1 6 1 12 BOSTON AB R H BI SO AVG Benintendi lf 40100.298 Holt rf 30002.306 Bogaerts ss 40101.283 Moreland 1b 40000.295 Nunez 2b 30000.255 Devers3b 30101.229 Bradley Jr. cf 30003.194 Paul Sullivan Swihart dh 30002.158 Leonc 30001.244 On the White Sox TOTALS 30 0 3 0 10

WHITE SOX 000 000 100 — 1 6 1 BOSTON — As much as the Boston 000 000 000 — 0 3 0 White Sox would like to have E: Rondon (2). LOB: WHITE SOX 5, Boston 4. 2B: Smith (1), Benintendi (17), Devers (13). RBIs: Thompson (6). you believe Friday was just Runners left in scoring position: Boston 2 (Bradley Jr., Swihart). RISP: WHITE SOX 1 for 2; Boston 0 for 6. Run- another night, there really is no ners moved up: Moncada. GIDP: Moreland. DP: WHITE SOX 2 (Abreu, Anderson, Covey), (Abreu, Rondon). such thing when Chris Sale is on WHITE SOX IP H R ER BB SO ERA the mound. Covey, W,2-1 630017 2.22 Fry,H,6 100002 2.30 As the best and most popular Jones, H, 5 1 00001 4.12 starter the White Sox had since Soria, S,7-9 100000 3.42 Mark Buehrle was allowed to BOSTON IP H R ER BB SO ERA Sale, L,5-4 8611110 2.83 flee via free agency, Sale’s place Hembree 100002 4.23 Covey pitched to1batter in the 7th. Inherited runners- in franchise history is secured, scored: Fry 1-0. Umpires: H, Jeff Kellogg; 1B, Shane Liv- and the 2016 deal that sent him ensparger; 2B, James Hoye; 3B, Quinn Wolcott. Time: 2:24. A: 36,593 (37,731). to the Red Sox for a package HOW THEY SCORED featuring Yoan Moncada and WHITE SOX SEVENTH: Smith doubled. Moncada grounded out, Smith to third. Thompson singled, scor- Michael Kopech will be scruti- ing Smith. Palka struck out. Tilson singled, Thompson nized for the rest of the rebuild, to second. Sale pitched to Anderson. and perhaps beyond. But on a beautiful night at all of us. He’s going to get me. Fenway Park with the best team I’m going to get him. It’s going to in baseball in the other dugout, go back and forth, hopefully me White Sox starter Dylan Covey (getting Sale) moreso than him. outdueled Sale in a 1-0 triumph “I don’t know. He’s pretty over the Red Sox before a good.” stunned crowd of 36,543. Sale indeed is pretty good. Covey threw six scoreless And if anyone needed a remind- innings to win his second game er of that, he provided one again, in three decisions, allowing throwing 79 strikes in 109 three hits while striking out pitches. He was done in by seven. He’s 2-0 in his last four Smith’s flukish ground-rule starts with a 1.21 earned-run double to start the seventh, It average, establishing himself in took a weird bounce into the the rotation. box seats down the right-field JOHN J. KIM/CHICAGO TRIBUNE Sale said he didn’t know line. After Moncada advanced Starter Mike Montgomery, who worked six innings for the win, is congratulated after scoring in the second. much about Covey, but credited Smith with a groundout to the pitching coach Don Cooper right side, Trayce Thompson, afterward for doing his thing. hitting .125 entering Friday, “Not really surprised with followed with an RBI single on a ‘Coop’ getting a hold of some- 99 m.p.h. fastball. Oh, Happy day body like that and getting him Manager Rick Renteria re- going in the right direction,” he moved Covey after a leadoff said. single in the seventh, determin- Sale beat the White Sox last ing he was fatigued at 83 Cubs, from Page 1 bouncing around the diamond. THE BOX SCORE summer on the South Side de- pitches. PITTSBURGH AB R H BI SO AVG spite an uneven performance. A team player, Happ described Harrison 2b 51200.290 “This is a young man who is Meadows rf 4 0 2 0 1 .375 He was brilliant this game, strik- Happ would rather talk golf his game-ending grab like this: Marte cf 20011.286 beyond the pitch count, men- than baseball, opening his “Got a good beat on it. I was able to Cervelli c 3 0001.269 ing out 10 in eight innings and tally and emotionally he’s grind- Dickerson lf 40100.321 postgame scrum by mentioning he track it down for Stropey (reliever Freese 1b 40100.253 allowing the one run on six hits, ing,” Renteria said. “When you Moran3b 40200.279 including one bunt from Jose has a new Bettinardi putter. He Pedro Strop). Really great per- Mercerss 30101.255 look at him he looks a little Kuhl p 2 0000.158 Rondon that hugged the foul doesn’t need a glove to putt, but formance by him to get the b-Bell ph 10000.236 fatigued. It’s more than pitches. the leather is what saved the Cubs four-out save with B-Mo (closer c-Polanco ph 10000.207 line for several feet without It’s how much he’s working up TOTALS 331914 budging. on a day on which they were Brandon Morrow) down today. CUBS AB R H BI SO AVG here to keep it in play. He was blanked after the second inning. “To win a ballgame, that’s the Bryant3b 41301.301 The novelty of facing the grinding in front of 36,000 peo- Heyward rf 41200.268 Happ made three sensational whole deal. With the atmosphere Zobrist 2b 30121.293 White Sox clearly has worn off ple here. You have to take all Stropp 00000.000 for Sale. diving catches in left — all inning- here, making the last out on a Rizzo 1b 30013.249 those factors into account.” Contreras c 4 0201.281 “Tonight, being here makes it enders and saving two runs diving play, it’s pretty cool.” Almora cf 30101.315 Of course, these White Sox apiece. He ended the game sprint- The Cubs won for the 10th time Baez ss-2b 30001.254 a little more relaxed, more com- aren’t the same team as the one Happ lf 30001.228 ing to the line to rob Josh Harrison in 12 games and improved to a Montgomery p 1 1001.167 fortable,” he said. “Last year was Sale left in 2016. a-La Stella ph 10001.324 of extra bases. season-best 12 games above .500. Russell ss 00000.272 definitely a bigger shock with “There are only nine left from The Cubs cleverly termed it a Montgomery gave up one run TOTALS 29 3 9 3 11 everything.” when I played there,” he said. “Happ-trick” on social media. on seven hits over six innings and Pittsburgh 100 000 000 — 1 9 0 The White Sox went into the “They have had a lot of turnover. CUBS 210 000 00x — 3 9 0 game with nothing to lose, “I told him after the game, got help from relievers Cory a-struck out for Montgomery in the 6th. b-grounded When you’re talking about re- ‘Those were three of the best Mazzoni, Randy Rosario and out for Santana in the 7th. c-grounded out for Ne- knowing the Sale-Covey building, that’s kind of the name verauskas in the 9th. LOB: Pittsburgh 9, CUBS 6. 2B: catches I’ve seen all year,’ ” said Strop, who earned his first save Moran (10), Mercer (12), Heyward (6). RBIs: Marte matchup was seemingly one- of the game.” (25), Zobrist 2 (23), Rizzo (43). CS: Meadows (1), Bry- sided. Bryant, the third baseman who since 2015. ant (4), Zobrist (2). SF: Marte, Rizzo. Runners left in Whether or not the Sale trade scoring position: Pittsburgh 6 (Harrison, Meadows, “We’re all competitors in this occasionally plays the outfield. “I “I know how it is,” Montgomery Cervelli, Dickerson, Kuhl 2); Chicago 3 (Rizzo, Baez, works out, Sale believes Rent- La Stella). RISP:Pittsburgh 0 for13; CUBS 2 for 9. Run- room and in that room,” Kevan don’t know if I would have made said of being tasked to save a tight ners moved up: Moran, Marte, Bell, Polanco. GIDP: eria, Cooper and the White Sox those catches. Thankfully I wasn’t game in the late innings. “Those Moran, Almora. DP: Pittsburgh 2 (Cervelli, Mercer), Smith said before the game. coaching staff can pull this thing (Mercer, Harrison, Freese); CUBS 1 (Baez, Rizzo). out there. He really saved the guys deserve more credit than PITTSBURGH IP H R ER BB SO ERA “When the lights turn on, obvi- off given some time. 1 game for us.” they get. This was a good overall Kuhl, L, 4-4 5 ⁄3 83326 3.95 ously that switch gets turned. “They have the right guys in 2 Santana ⁄3 00002 3.20 Montgomery thanked Happ for team win.” Neverauskas 2 1 0003 8.31 It’s always fun to play past the right spots,” he said. “They his effort, saying: “I needed a Catcher Willson Contreras also CUBS IP H R ER BB SO ERA (teammates). have some high draft picks, Montgomery, W,2-1671111 3.56 2 “He’s an awesome guy, hum- pick-me-up in those spots. He put came to Montgomery’s aid, nailing Mazzoni, H, 1 ⁄3 10000 0.00 made some good trades. We’ll Rosario, H, 2 1 00012 0.84 ble, just a great model to pattern 1 his body on the line.” Austin Meadows on an attempted Strop, S, 1-2 1 ⁄3 10001 2.02 see.” Indeed, Maddon approached steal during a dicey first inning. Inherited runners-scored: Santana 2-0, Rosario 1-0, yourself after. I know he’s going Strop 1-0. HBP: Kuhl (Almora), Montgomery (Mer- Happ between innings just to ask Jason Heyward continued his cer). WP: Montgomery, Strop. Umpires: H, Chad to go 100 percent. He knows I’m [email protected] Fairchild; 1B, Doug Eddings; 2B, Jansen Visconti; 3B, going to go 100 percent, as will Twitter @PWSullivan if he was OK after his first two surge with two hits, including a Joe West. Time: 3:00. A: 40,097 (41,649). collisions with the Wrigley Field laser to left field. Ben Zobrist HOW THEY SCORED turf. drove in two runs. PIRATES FIRST: Harrison singled. Meadows singled, Harrison to third. Marte scarificed, scoring Harrison. “He’s a tough kid, man,” Mad- And then there was Happ, the Cervelli grounded out. CUBS FIRST: Bryant singled. Heyward doubled, Bry- don said. “Probably those good showstopper. ant to third. Zorbrist singled, scoring Bryant and Pennsylvania roots.” More than anyone else, this was Heyward to third. Rizzo sacrificed, scoring Heyward and Zorbrist to second. Contreras popped out. After long rehab stint, The day had to be particularly his game. Almora hit by pitch. Baez struck out. CUBS SECOND: Happ lined out. Montgomery walked. satisfying for Happ, a Pittsburgh Bryant singled, Montgomery to second. Heyward singled, Montgomery to third, Bryant to second. Zor- native who has worked to estab- [email protected] brist grounded out, scoring Montgomery. Heyward lish himself as a legit defender in Twitter @TeddyGreenstein out at second, Bryant to third. Rizzo struck out. Rodon ready to return By Paul Sullivan good progression, and I found Chicago Tribune some stuff in the minor leagues with some guys and made it CUBS NOTES BOSTON — After shoulder back.” surgery and a long rehab stint Rodon took a liner off his that included getting hit in the forehead in the third inning of head with a line drive May 25 his second rehab start, but was No burying this lead: Bryant stellar pitching for Triple-A Charlotte, able to joke about it afterward, By Teddy Greenstein that surprising given his uncon- sive flyer ($10 million over two left-hander Carlos Rodon finally saying he’s now “a little jumpy, a Chicago Tribune ventional methods and penchant years) on the 28-year-old left- is ready to return to the White little more ready for comeback- for lineup shuffling. hander despite his Tommy John Sox. ers. Maybe (it) woke me up a Joe Maddon texted Kris Bryant Indeed, Bryant figured he was a elbow surgery last July. Friday The Sox didn’t announce a little bit, which is good.” on Friday morning with the news candidate to lead off — precisely marked a key date in his come- date Friday, but he’s expected to Rodon said it was the first — he would be batting leadoff because he has been feeling so-so back, his first time throwing live start Saturday’s game against the time he didn’t see a ball come at against the Pirates. at the plate. His batting average is batting practice at Wrigley Field. Red Sox. him, and got his glove up late. He “He’s going to set the tone for a healthy .301, but Bryant’s slug- He fired 25 pitches under the gaze After striking out 168 in 165 had to go through concussion the team today,” Maddon said. ging percentage of .514 is down of Maddon and President Theo innings in 2016 and starting to testing, but came out OK. And that he did. Batting leadoff from last season (.537) and 2016 Epstein. live up to the hype of being the Overall he went 1-0 with a for the first time in his 511-game (.554), which was seventh in the “He put a smiley on our face,” third pick in the 2014 draft, 1.53 ERA in four rehab starts big-league career, Bryant singled major leagues. Maddon joked. “He was very Rodon struggled with shoulder with Charlotte and Class A on the first pitch he saw and “I haven’t been playing the way good. I was really impressed with soreness in 2017 and made only Kannapolis, striking out 28 in 2 reached base during his first three I wanted to lately,” Bryant said. the delivery and command of his 12 starts before being shut down 17 ⁄3 innings. trips to the plate, making Maddon “Usually (Maddon) does that pitches. Everything was right on. in early September. He under- Manager Rick Renteria said look like a sage. when guys don’t feel 100 percent. I’m certain he feels great right went surgery at the end of the before Friday’s game the Sox are “I probably will do it again It’s a spark plug, and hopefully now.” month. “still monitoring everything and (Saturday),” Maddon said, saying that works for me.” That he does. Eight months later, Rodon we have to see where we’re at so he liked Bryant’s more “erect” “It’s exciting,” Smyly said. “It spoke about the difficult road there is no official yet.” And after setup at the plate. Say cheese: Drew Smyly has a has been a long road of not much back to the Sox. the game Renteria also declined Bryant didn’t mention any me- locker in the Cubs’ circular club- competition. I feel like I can see “It’s a little frustrating, but, to name a starter. chanical changes but said he was house just like Anthony Rizzo and the light at the end of the tunnel.” well, I’m here,” he said Friday in But Rodon isn’t here to get a nervous during his first-at bat: Jon Lester. Those are established the visitors’ clubhouse at Fen- haircut. “My heart was beating a little stars, whereas Smyly is, well … Coming at you: Addison Russell way Park. “So that’s better, a faster than usual. Thankfully it “It’s a weird feeling to be in a returned from the disabled list positive. It was a good road. It Extra innings: Adam Engel sat worked out . … I did it in college, so locker room with no back history (sprained finger) and was tested wasn’t as long as we thought it out and is day to day after it wasn’t completely new. But it’s a with the guys,” he said. “Most of immediately. He subbed in on a was going to be, I guess. tweaking his hamstring. … The completely different level with them have never seen me pitch. double switch in the eighth inning “Maybe it’s about the same. Sox’s last 1-0 victory occurred much better pitching.” It’s fun to show them that I can and flipped to Javier Baez for an I don’t know. I would have liked Sept. 28, 2016 against the Rays. … The Cubs manager joked that actually play baseball.” inning-ending groundout. He fig- to have been back sooner, but Joakim Soria has not allowed a nothing he texts his players can be The Cubs took a rather expen- ures to start Saturday. I don’t make the calls. It was a run in his last nine appearances. 4 Chicago Tribune | Chicago Sports | Section 2 | Saturday, June 9, 2018 BASEBALL

PROBABLE PITCHING MATCHUPS AMERICAN LEAGUE NATIONAL LEAGUE NATIONAL LEAGUE 2018 TEAM 2018 VS OPP TEAM PITCHER TIME W-L ERA REC W-L IP ERA EAST W L PCT GB L10 STR HOME AWAY EAST W L PCT GB L10 STR HOME AWAY Pit Kingham (R) 2-2 4.03 2-3 0-0 5.2 4.76 New York 41 18 .695 — 8-2 W-3 22-9 19-9 Atlanta* 36 26 .581 — 5-5 L-1 16-12 20-14 1 1 Cubs Lester (L) 1:20p 6-2 2.44 9-3 1-0 11.0 6.55 Boston 43 21 .672 ⁄2 6-4 L-2 22-10 21-11 Washington 35 26 .574 ⁄2 6-4 L-1 14-15 21-11 SF Rodriguez (R) 1-0 1.93 1-0 0-0 0.0 0.00 1 1 Tampa Bay 28 34 .452 14 ⁄2 2-8 L-8 11-15 17-19 2 Was Gonzalez (L) 11:05a 6-2 2.17 7-4 0-1 5.0 5.40 Philadelphia 32 29 .525 3 ⁄ 3-7 L-3 19-10 13-19 Mil Suter (L) 5-4 4.55 5-6 0-0 0.0 0.00 Toronto 28 35 .444 15 3-7 W-2 14-19 14-16 New York 27 33 .450 8 2-8 L-7 12-20 15-13 Phi Arrieta (R) 12:05p 5-3 2.66 5-6 0-0 0.0 0.00 1 1 Baltimore 19 43 .306 23 ⁄2 2-8 L-2 10-18 9-25 Miami 23 40 .365 13 ⁄2 3-7 W-1 11-18 12-22 StL Wacha (R) 7-1 2.41 9-3 2-0 11.2 3.09 Cin Castillo (R) 3:10p 4-6 5.64 6-7 0-1 5.0 5.40 CENTRAL W L PCT GB L10 STR HOME AWAY CENTRAL W L PCT GB L10 STR HOME AWAY SD Ross (R) 5-3 3.31 9-3 0-0 5.1 5.06 Cleveland 33 28 .541 — 7-3 W-3 20-11 13-17 Milwaukee 38 25 .603 — 5-5 W-1 18-11 20-14 Mia Straily (R) 3:10p 2-2 3.50 5-2 0-1 5.2 6.35 1 Detroit 30 35 .462 5 5-5 L-1 20-15 10-20 Chicago 36 24 .600 ⁄2 8-2 W-3 18-12 18-12 Ari Koch (R) 4-3 3.76 5-4 0-0 0.0 0.00 1 Col Bettis (R) 6:15p 4-1 4.02 7-5 0-0 0.0 0.00 Minnesota 27 33 .450 5 ⁄2 5-5 L-1 16-16 11-17 St. Louis 34 27 .557 3 6-4 W-2 19-14 15-13 Atl Sanchez (R) 1-0 2.16 3-1 0-0 0.0 0.00 Chicago 21 40 .344 12 5-5 W-1 10-19 11-21 Pittsburgh 31 32 .492 7 3-7 L-2 18-15 13-17 LA Wood (L) 8:10p 1-4 4.48 6-6 0-0 0.0 0.00 1 AMERICAN LEAGUE 2018 TEAM 2018 VS OPP Kansas City* 21 42 .333 13 3-7 L-5 10-21 11-21 Cincinnati 22 42 .344 16 ⁄2 3-7 L-1 10-22 12-20 TEAM PITCHER TIME W-L ERA REC W-L IP ERA WEST W L PCT GB L10 STR HOME AWAY WEST W L PCT GB L10 STR HOME AWAY Sox Rodon (L) 0-0 0.00 0-0 0-0 0.0 0.00 Bos Price (L) 3:05p 6-4 4.08 8-4 0-0 0.0 0.00 Seattle 40 23 .635 — 7-3 W-2 20-12 20-11 Arizona 33 29 .532 — 7-3 W-1 19-13 14-16 1 Bal Gausman (R) 3-5 4.63 4-8 1-0 6.0 4.50 Houston 40 25 .615 1 5-5 W-3 19-14 21-11 San Francisco 32 31 .508 1 ⁄2 7-3 W-2 19-11 13-20 Tor Sanchez (R) 12:07p 3-5 4.48 4-8 1-0 8.0 1.13 1 1 Los Angeles 36 28 .563 4 ⁄2 7-3 W-5 17-18 19-10 2 LA Skaggs (L) 4-4 3.27 6-6 0-0 6.0 3.00 Colorado 32 31 .508 1 ⁄ 4-6 L-2 11-17 21-14 Min Gibson (R) 1:10p 1-3 3.54 6-6 0-0 6.0 3.00 Oakland* 32 31 .508 8 4-6 W-1 16-15 16-16 Los Angeles* 31 31 .500 2 7-3 W-1 14-17 17-14 KC Duffy (L) 2-6 5.81 3-10 0-0 0.0 0.00 1 1 Texas 27 39 .409 14 ⁄2 5-5 L-2 13-21 14-18 San Diego 29 36 .446 5 ⁄2 7-3 L-1 18-21 11-15 Oak Cahill (R) 3:05p 1-2 2.77 3-5 0-0 4.2 7.71 Cle Clevinger (R) 4-2 3.36 5-7 0-0 0.0 0.00 *-late game not included *-late game not included Det Fiers (R) 3:10p 5-3 4.33 7-4 1-0 6.0 1.50 Sea Hernandez (R) 6-4 5.33 8-5 1-0 8.0 1.13 TB Snell (L) 3:10p 7-3 2.36 7-6 0-0 6.0 0.00 Hou Morton (R) 7-1 2.84 7-5 1-0 13.0 2.08 ANGELS ON THIS DATE Tex Minor (L) 6:15p 4-4 5.76 5-6 0-1 9.2 6.52 INTERLEAGUE 2018 TEAM 2018 VS OPP 1914: Honus Wagner became the first TEAM PITCHER TIME W-L ERA REC W-L IP ERA player in modern baseball to get 3,000 Injured elbow sends Ohtani to DL hits. NYY German (R) 0-4 5.44 2-3 0-0 0.0 0.00 1963: Playing the first Sunday night NYM Matz (L) 6:15p 2-4 3.42 6-5 0-0 0.0 0.00 game in major league history because of Associated Press excessive heat during the day, the Hous- might be distressed. Ohtani is 4-1 with a 3.10 ERA in ton Colt .45s handed the Giants their “As the game adrenaline wore his debut North American sea- seventh straight loss in Houston, 3-0. Turk Farrell and Skinny Brown pitched Shohei Ohtani will go on the off, he said, ‘My elbow is getting a son, getting 61 strikeouts with a the shutout. 2014: Lonnie Chisenhall had nine RBIs disabled list with a sprained little stiff,’ ” Eppler said. dazzling mix of 100-mph fast- and three home runs in a five-hit game, RESULTS, SCHEDULE Michael Brantley scored five times and elbow ligament, potentially de- Ohtani underwent injections balls and precipitous breaking the Indians beat the Rangers 17-7.

FRIDAY’S RESULTS Seattle at Tampa Bay, 12:10 railing the two-way sensation’s of platelet-rich plasma and stem pitches. He has a vicious splitter, CUBS 3, Pittsburgh 1 St. Louis at Cincinnati, 12:10 remarkable rookie season. cells Thursday. which typically puts significant White Sox 1, BOSTON 0 Milwaukee at Philadelphia, 12:35 BREWERS 12, PHILLIES 4 Milwaukee 12, PHILIDELPHIA 4 L.A. Angels at Minnesota, 12:10 The Angels are unsure about The Angels said Ohtani’s ulnar stress on ligaments. San Francisco 9, WASHINGTON 5 Arizona at Colorado, 12:10 MILWAUKEE AB R H BI SO AVG TORONTO 5, Baltimore 1 Houston at Texas, 2:05 the severity of Ohtani’s injury, but collateral ligament has a Grade 2 Ohtani also is batting .289 with Cain cf 5 1 2 2 0 .284 Cleveland 4, DETROIT 1 Kansas City at Oakland, 3:05 the right-hander and DH won’t sprain, which typically indicates six homers and 20 RBIs as Barnes p 0 0000 — N.Y. Yankees 4, N.Y. METS 1 San Francisco at Washington, 3:05 Yelich rf-cf 5 2 2 1 2 .303 MIAMI 4, San Diego 0 Atlanta at L.A. Dodgers, 3:10 throw a ball until doctors re- some degree of damage but not a baseball’s most successful two- Aguilar 1b 4 2 1 2 2 .294 TAMPA BAY 4, Seattle 3 N.Y. Yankees at N.Y. Mets, 7:05 Shaw 3b 3 2 1 1 0 .251 Houston 7, TEXAS 3 THURSDAY’S RESULTS evaluate him in three weeks, GM complete tear. The injury doesn’t way player in decades. Braun lf 4 2 2 5 0 .236 St. Louis 7, CINCINNATI 6 (13) CUBS 4, Philadelphia 3 Billy Eppler said Friday. always require surgery, while Eppler acknowledged that if Perez ph-rf 1 0 0 0 0 .243 L.A. Angels 4, MINNESOTA 2 MINNESOTA 7, White Sox 2 Villar 2b 4 0 0 0 2 .276 Arizona 9, COLORADO 4 CINCINNATI 7, Colorado 5 (13) Ohtani left his last start after Grade 3 sprains are usually re- Ohtani was only a hitter, he Albers p 0 0000 — Kansas City at Oakland, late L.A. Dodgers 8, PITTSBURGH 7 Choi ph-lf 1 0 1 0 0 .207 Pina c 4 1103.217 Atlanta at L.A. Dodgers, late ST. LOUIS 4, Miami 1 four innings Wednesday due to a paired by Tommy John surgery. “probably” would be able to keep Arcia ss 5 2 2 1 2 .209 SUNDAY’S SCHEDULE TORONTO 5, Baltimore 4 (10) recurring blister on his right “We’re hopeful that this is playing with such an injury. Chacin p 1 0100.182 White Sox at Boston, 12:05 Detroit 7, BOSTON 2 Sogard 2b 1 0 0 0 0 .120 Pittsburgh at Cubs,1:20 Seattle 5, TAMPA BAY 4 middle finger. Eppler said that’s completely treatable with the “But that’s not his circum- TOTALS 38 12 13 12 11 Baltimore at Toronto, 12:07 Houston 5, TEXAS 2 Cleveland at Detroit, 12:10 OAKLAND 4, Kansas City 1 when the Angels got their first biologic prescription the doctors stance, and that’s not how we PHILADELPHIA AB R H BI SO AVG San Diego at Miami, 12:10 home team in CAPS Hernandez 2b 5 0 3 0 1 .263 indication his elbow ligament recommend,” Eppler said. want to utilize him,” Eppler said. Herrera cf 5 0 0 0 3 .298 Kingery ss 4 1 1 0 2 .212 NL LEADERS AL LEADERS Santana 1b 2 1 1 2 0 .223 Williams lf-rf 4 1 1 0 1 .230 BATTING GABR HBA BATTING GABR HBA Alfaro c 4 0101.252 Crawford 3b 2 1 0 0 1 .186 Kemp, LA 60 192 28 67 .349 Betts, BOS 48 184 52 66 .359 AROUND THE HORN Cozens rf 0 0 0 0 0 .222 Gennett, CIN 61 227 32 78 .344 Segura, SEA 59 249 46 85 .341 Valentin ph-lf 4 0 1 1 0 .182 FFreeman, ATL 62 237 39 80 .338 Altuve, HOU 64 260 37 88 .338 ■ Giants, Nationals: Eight extra- ■ Astros: Justin Verlander ■ Mariners: Marco Gonzales Velasquez p 1 0000.286 Markakis, ATL 62 247 39 81 .328 Castellanos, DET 61 248 32 82 .331 Leiter Jr. p 1 0001.000 Arenado, COL 57 214 39 70 .327 Simmons, LA 59 215 32 71 .330 Neris p 0 0000.000 BCrawford, SF 60 213 26 69 .324 Brantley, CLE 50 203 33 66 .325 base hits propelled the Giants to a struck out nine in seven innings gave up two runs on five hits 1 Knapp ph 0 0 0 1 0 .169 Dickerson, PIT 57 220 31 71 .323 MMachado, BAL 61 236 32 76 .322 9-5 victory over the Nationals, after Shin-Soo Choo homered on in 7 ⁄3 innings to win his fourth Aranop 00000 — Almora, CHI 54 175 35 55 .314 JMartinez, BOS 60 229 40 72 .314 Altherr ph 1 0 0 0 1 .187 Martinez, STL 57 212 25 66 .311 Rosario, MIN 59 234 39 73 .312 who lost RHP Stephen Strasburg his first pitch, and the Astros beat straight start, a 4-3 victory over TOTALS 33 4 8 4 11 Belt, SF 53 192 32 59 .307 MDuffy, TB 46 183 12 57 .311 after two innings with tightness the Rangers 7-3. Verlander’s ma- the Rays. The Mariners’ 20th Milwaukee 320 600 010 — 12 13 0 in his right shoulder. Strasburg, jor-league-best ERA rose to 1.45. one-run win was their 16th vic- Philadelphia 000 100 300 — 4 8 0 HOME RUNS HITS HOME RUNS HITS who gave up three runs on five ■ Yankees: Brett Gardner hit a tory in 20 games. The Rays lost LOB: Milwaukee 5, Philadelphia 7. 2B: Harper, WAS 18 Markakis, ATL 81 Martinez, BOS 20 Altuve, HOU 88 Cain (12), Aguilar (9), Shaw (15), Pina (7), Villanueva, SD 15 Freeman, ATL 80 Ramirez, CLE 19 Segura, SEA 85 hits, will have an MRI. There is tiebreaking two-run homer in a their eighth in a row. Kingery (13). 3B: Williams (1). HR: Braun Albies, ATL 14 Gennett, CIN 78 Trout, LA 19 Castellanos, DET 82 (7), Braun (8), Yelich (8), Santana (10). Baez, CHI 14 DOUBLES Machado, BAL 18 DOUBLES no timetable for his next outing. 4-1 victory over the Mets after ■ Blue Jays: J.A. Happ allowed RBIs: Cain 2 (20), Yelich (27), Aguilar 2 Shaw, MIL 14 Albies, ATL 19 Betts, BOS 17 Escobar, MIN 24 (34), Shaw (39), Braun 5 (29), Arcia (15), Adams, WAS 13 5 tied at 18 Gallo, TEX 17 Abreu, CHI 23 Andrew McCutchen and Gorkys losing Masahiro Tanaka. Tanaka two hits in seven innings to earn Santana 2 (37), Valentin (1), Knapp (4). Arenado, COL 12 TRIPLES Judge, NY 17 TRIPLES SF: Santana, Knapp. S: Chacin 2. Runners Blackmon, COL 12 KMarte, ARI 6 Encarnacion, CLE 16 Sanchez, CHI 6 Hernandez homered and Bran- allowed just a home run to his 100th career victory, Russell left in scoring position: Milwaukee 2, Gennett, CIN 12 CTaylor, LA 6 KDavis, OAK 15 Benintendi, BOS 5 don Crawford doubled twice for Brandon Nimmo but left before Martin homered and drove in Philadelphia 3. RUNS STOLEN BASES RUNS STOLEN BASES MILWAUKEE IP H R ER BB SO ERA Albies, ATL 51 Inciarte, ATL 18 Betts, BOS 52 Gordon, SEA 19 the Giants, who had 15 hits. the sixth with tight hamstrings two runs and the Blue Jays beat 1 Blackmon, COL 48 Turner, WAS 17 Trout, LA 52 Merrifield, KC 14 Chacin, W, 5-1 6 ⁄3 544173.58 2 Pham, STL 43 PITCHING Springer, HOU 47 PITCHING ■ Brewers: Ryan Braun homered after running the bases. the Orioles 5-1. Albers 1 ⁄3 200131.93 CTaylor, LA 43 Scherzer, WAS10-1 Lindor, CLE 46 Kluber, CLE 9-2 ■ ■ Barnes 1 1 0 0 0 1 2.25 Hernandez, PHI 41 ERA Segura, SEA 46 Severino, NY 9-1 twice and drove in five runs to Indians: Jason Kipnis’ Diamondbacks: Paul Gold- PHILADELPHIA IP H R ER BB SO ERA RBI deGrom, NY 1.49 Benintendi, BOS 45 ERA 2 Baez, CHI 46 Scherzer, WAS1.95 RBI Verlander, HOU 1.24 key a 12-4 rout of the Phillies that tiebreaking three-run homer in schmidt continued his sizzling Velasquez, L, 4-7 3 ⁄3 91010 2 4 4.95 1 Suarez, CIN 45 Mikolas, STL 2.27 Martinez, BOS 52 Kluber, CLE 1.96 Leiter Jr. 2 ⁄3 211142.08 Gennett, CIN 44 Gonzalez, WAS 2.27 Machado, BAL 50 Cole, HOU 2.16 snapped a three-game skid. the ninth provided a 4-1 victory June with two long home runs Neris 1 0 0 0 0 1 5.01 Freeman, ATL 43 STRIKEOUTS Haniger, SEA 46 Severino, NY 2.20 Christian Yelich also homered, over the Tigers. Trevor Bauer andadoubleina9-4winoverthe Arano 2211122.21 Markakis, ATL 42 Scherzer, WAS 133 Benintendi, BOS 44 STRIKEOUTS HBP: Chacin (Crawford). WP: Velasquez, Rizzo, CHI 42 Corbin, ARI 105 KDavis, OAK 44 Cole, HOU 124 and Lorenzo Cain added two hits struck out 12 in eight innings. He Rockies. Goldschmidt had just Chacin. PB: Alfaro (6). Umpires: H, Brian Story, COL 41 deGrom, NY 98 Judge, NY 43 Sale, BOS 110 O’Nora; 1B, Fieldin Culbreth; 2B, CB Buc- Harper, WAS 40 Strasburg, WAS 93 Ramirez, CLE 43 Verlander, HOU 104 and two RBIs. The Phils have has struck out 37 in 21 innings 14 hits in May but already has knor; 3B, Chris Conroy. Time: 3:27. A: Kemp, LA 40 through Thursday Rosario, MIN 43 through Thursday dropped three in a row. over his last three starts. 13 hits in seven games this month. 22,196 (43,647).

GIANTS 9, NATIONALS 5 BLUE JAYS 5, ORIOLES 1 INDIANS 4, TIGERS 1 MARLINS 4, PADRES 0 YANKEES 4, METS 1 MARINERS 4, RAYS 3 CARDINALS 7, REDS 6 (10) SAN FRANCISCO AB R H BI SO AVG BALTIMORE AB R H BI SO AVG CLEVELAND AB R H BI SO AVG SAN DIEGO AB R H BI SO AVG NEW YORK (A) AB R H BI SO AVG SEATTLE AB R H BI SO AVG ST. LOUIS AB R H BI SO AVG Panik2b 51100.265 Rickard lf 40000.228 Lindor ss 40001.291 Pirela2b 40201.278 Gardner cf 3 1 2 2 0 .268 Gordon2b 50002.285 Carpenter 3b-1b 21110.228 Posey c 5 1100.300 Jones cf 40100.281 Brantley lf 40100.324 Hosmer 1b 40200.289 Judge rf 20011.271 Segura ss 41110.340 Pham cf 51102.274 McCutchen rf 52210.257 Machado ss 40000.317 Ramirez 3b 31001.294 Renfroelf 20000.247 Bird 1b 4 0 0 0 2 .186 Haniger rf 40112.273 Martinez 1b 42240.315 Crawfordss 41211.327 Valencia 3b 31100.279 Encarnacion dh 41102.244 Erlin p 0 0000.250 Stanton lf 4 1 1 1 1 .251 Cruz dh 31001.251 Garciaph 10000.250 Sandoval 1b 51212.287 Schoop 2b 40000.224 Alonso 1b 41310.250 Lopezph 10001.181 Sanchez c 4 0002.197 Seager 3b 40201.225 Ozuna lf 41101.275 Hanson 3b 32210.364 Trumbo dh 30001.284 Kipnis 2b 41132.206 Villanueva 3b 20001.232 Gregorius ss 4 0 0 0 0 .237 Zunino c 4 0102.206 Molina c 5 0101.262 Longoria ph-3b 10010.244 Mancini 1b 30001.228 Chisenhall rf 40102.214 Spngnbrg ph-3b 20001.193 Andujar 3b 3 0 0 0 0 .301 Gamel lf 31100.277 Fowler rf 20000.180 Pencelf 40220.209 Wynnsc 20001.222 Perezc 30001.133 Reyesrf 40002.222 Tanakap 21000.000 Heredia cf 41110.254 Gomber p 0 0000.000 Hernandez cf 41221.289 b-Sisco ph-c 10000.204 G.Allen cf 30000.244 Galvis ss 30001.231 Holder p 0 0000 — Vogelbach 1b 20110.210 Gyorko3b 20110.270 Suarez p 2 0002.000 Gentry rf 30300.237 TOTALS 334749 Ellis c 3 0101.304 Greenp 00000 — Healy 1b 10000.243 Munoz ss 51110.278 Moronta p 0 0000.000 TOTALS 311503 DETROIT AB R H BI SO AVG Margotcf 30101.214 Hicks ph 1 0 0 0 1 .252 TOTALS 344848 Wong2b 31003.189 Jackson ph 10001.248 TORONTO AB R H BI SO AVG Lauer p 0 0000.200 Betances p 0 0000 — TAMPA BAY AB R H BI SO AVG Weaverp 20001.158 Williamson ph 10100.276 Martin cf 41202.264 Jankowski ph-lf 20001.304 Chapman p 0 0000 — Bader rf 20000.262 TOTALS 40 9 15 9 7 Granderson dh 30101.218 Castellanos rf 40113.329 TOTALS 30 0 6 0 10 Torres 2b 3 1 2 0 1 .302 Robertson ss 40100.263 TOTALS 377878 a-Morales ph-dh 20000.200 Cabrera 1b 40201.312 Crondh 31120.257 WASHINGTON AB R H BI SO AVG MIAMI AB R H BI SO AVG TOTALS 30 4 5 4 8 CINCINNATI AB R H BI SO AVG Solarte 3b 41100.246 Candelario 3b 40002.266 Duffy 3b 40201.316 NEW YORK (N) AB R H BI SO AVG Turner ss 40100.258 Hernandez lf 41211.258 Martinez dh 40100.242 Castro 2b 31100.292 Ramos c 4 0101.288 Schebler rf 61400.291 Harper rf 50122.228 Smoak 1b 30002.244 Goodrum lf 30002.237 Anderson rf 50302.304 Nimmo lf 3 1 1 1 0 .268 1-Refsnyderpr00000.200 Barnhart c 4 1001.259 Rendon 3b 41101.267 Pillar cf 41211.261 McCann c 4 0002.243 Realmuto c 4 0011.303 Cabrera 2b 4 0 1 0 3 .286 Sucre c 0 0000.215 Votto 1b 41220.307 Reynolds 1b 40102.288 Martin c 3 1220.176 Iglesias ss 40100.260 Bour1b 32101.246 Conforto cf 4 0 0 0 1 .223 Gomezrf 40000.189 Dixonpr-1b 11001.222 Soto lf 41121.339 Grichuk rf 31110.153 Machado 2b 20001.213 Maybin lf 41200.238 Frazier 3b 4 0 1 0 1 .230 Bauers 1b 40001.000 Gennett 2b 50213.345 Taylor cf 41101.216 Diaz ss 40300.233 a-Hicks ph 10001.276 Rojas ss-1b 40002.233 Bruce rf 3 0 1 0 0 .226 Field lf 40001.248 Suarez 3b 41201.299 Difo 2b 31101.249 Travis2b 40101.198 TOTALS 34 1 7 1 14 Brinson cf 20012.167 Mesoraco c 3 0001.212 Arroyo2b 31111.297 Winker lf 40220.269 Severino c 4 0000.200 TOTALS 34 5 13 5 6 Rivera3b 10010.184 Gonzalez 1b 3 0 0 0 2 .239 a-Wendle ph 00000.281 Peraza ss 5 0 1 1 0 .264 Strasburg p 0 0000.120 Cleveland 000 100 003 — 4 7 0 Smith p 3 0111.056 deGrom p 2 0001.080 Smith cf 31200.271 Harvey p 1 0000.111 Scherzer ph 10000.273 Baltimore 010 000 000 — 1 5 0 Detroit 100 000 000 — 1 7 0 Shuckph 10000.188 Bautista ph 1 0 0 0 0 .206 TOTALS 333835 Blandino ph 01000.237 Sanchez ph 11100.190 Toronto 010 011 11x — 5 13 1 Riddle ss 00000.214 Sewaldp 00000.000 Lorenzenp 00000.333 Adamsph 10110.261 a-struck out for Machado in the 9th. LOB: TOTALS 304849 Rosario ss 3 0 0 0 2 .247 Seattle 002 110 000 — 4 8 1 Duvallph 10001.184 Goodwin ph 10000.176 a-grounded out for Granderson in the Cleveland 3, Detroit 8. 2B: Alonso (8), TOTALS 30 1 4 1 11 Tampa Bay 000 010 020 — 3 8 0 Peraltap 00000.000 TOTALS 365958 7th. b-flied out for Wynns in the 8th. E: Martin (12), Castellanos (22), Iglesias San Diego 000 000 000 — 0 6 0 Brice p 0 0000.000 Travis (1). LOB: Baltimore 5, Toronto 8. (18). HR: Kipnis (4), off Greene. RBIs: Miami 000 211 00x — 4 8 0 New York (A) 000 001 021 — 4 5 0 a-hit by pitch for Arroyo in the 9th. 1-ran Iglesias p 0 0000.000 San Francisco 120 210 300 — 9 15 1 2B: Gentry (3), Diaz (7). 3B: Hernandez Alonso (35), Kipnis 3 (25), Castellanos New York (N) 100 000 000 — 1 4 1 for Ramos in the 8th. E: Seager (5). LOB: Casali ph 10000.444 Washington 000 221 000 — 5 9 0 (5). HR: Martin (6), off Cashner; Grichuk (34). SB: Martin (3). Runners left in scor- LOB: San Diego 6, Miami 12. 2B: Hosmer Seattle 7, Tampa Bay 5. 2B: Segura (18), Hamilton cf 40001.191 (4), off Cashner; Pillar (6), off Wright Jr.. ing position: Detroit 5 (Martin, Castel- (19), Margot (11), Anderson (16), Maybin E: Gonzalez (1). LOB: New York (A) 2, New Zunino (5). HR: Arroyo (1), off Gonzales; TOTALS 40 6 13 6 8 E: Hanson (4). 2B: Panik (2), Crawford 2 RBIs: Hernandez (26), Pillar (24), Martin lanos, Martinez, McCann, Hicks). RISP: (10). RBIs: Realmuto (20), Brinson (22), York (N) 4. HR: Gardner (5), off deGrom; Cron (14), off Colome. RBIs: Segura (40), (16), Sandoval (6), Pence (2), Taylor (16). 2 (16), Grichuk (13). SB: Gentry (9). CS: Cleveland 1 for 1; Detroit 1 for 9. Runners Rivera (4), Smith (1). SB: Castro (3). SF: Stanton (15), off Sewald; Nimmo (8), off Haniger (47), Heredia (8), Vogelbach (6), St. Louis 113 000 100 1 — 7 8 0 3B: Hanson (1). HR: McCutchen (6), Her- Diaz (2). Runners left in scoring position: moved up: Iglesias. Brinson. S: Lauer. Runners left in scoring Tanaka. RBIs: Gardner 2 (21), Judge (44), Cron 2 (35), Arroyo (5). SB: Segura (14). Cincinnati 011 011 002 0 — 6 13 1 nandez (7), Soto (3). RBIs: McCutchen Baltimore 4 (Rickard, Machado 2, CLEVELAND IP H R ER BB SO ERA position: San Diego 1 (Hosmer); Miami 6 Stanton (34), Nimmo (15). SF: Judge. CS: Segura (4), Wendle (2). Runners left (28), Crawford (28), Sandoval (19), Han- Wynns); Toronto 4 (Smoak, Diaz, Mor- (Anderson 2, Bour, Maybin, Smith 2). in scoring position: Seattle 5 (Gordon 2, Bauer, W,5-487111122.62 Runners left in scoring position: New E: Peraza (8). 2B: Schebler 2 (8), Gennett son (17), Pence 2 (5), Hernandez 2 (13), ales 2). RISP: Baltimore 0 for 7; Toronto 1 RISP: San Diego 0 for 4; Miami 1 for 9. York (A) 2 (Bird 2); New York (N) 2 (Bruce, Haniger, Gamel 2); Tampa Bay 3 (Duffy 2, C.Allen, S, 12-13 1000123.62 (16). 3B: Ozuna (1). HR: Martinez (7), Longoria (32), Harper 2 (42), Soto 2 (8), for 5. GIDP: Solarte. DP: Baltimore 1 FIDP: Renfroe. GIDP: Spangenberg. DP: Mesoraco). GIDP: Judge, Bird, Mesoraco. Gomez). RISP: Seattle 3 for 10; Tampa Munoz (3), Martinez (8). RBIs: Carpenter Adams (34). SB: Crawford (2), Turner (Mancini). DETROIT IP H R ER BB SO ERA Miami 2 (Maybin, Castro), (Ziegler, Real- DP: New York (A) 1 (Gregorius, Torres, Bay 1 for 4. GIDP: Cron, Ramos. DP: Seat- (22), Martinez 4 (39), Munoz (13), Gyorko (18). SF: Longoria. BALTIMORE IP H R ER BB SO ERA muto, Bour). Bird); New York (N) 2 (Gonzalez, Frazier), tle 2 (Seager, Gordon, Vogelbach), (Gor- (18), Votto 2 (27), Gennett (45), Winker 2 IP H R ER BB SO ERA Fulmer 7511074.40 IP H R ER BB SO ERA don, Vogelbach). SAN FRAN. Cashner, , 2-8 6 9 3 3 2 4 4.98 Jimenez 1000022.30 SAN DIEGO (Frazier, Cabrera, Gonzalez). (17), Peraza (17). CS: Barnhart (2). L IP H R ER BB SO ERA IP H R ER BB SO ERA IP H R ER BB SO ERA 1 NEW YORK (A) SEATTLE ST. LOUIS Suarez 4 ⁄3 644155.06 Scott 1 2 1 1 0 2 4.96 Greene, L,2-31233104.15 Lauer, L, 2-4 5 6 3 3 7 6 6.64 2 1 Moronta, W, 2-0 ⁄3 000001.57 Wright Jr. 1211106.46 Umpires: H, Chad Whitson;1B, Brian Gor- Erlin 2 2 1 1 0 2 4.15 Tanaka 5111184.58 Gonzales, W, 7-3 7 ⁄3 5 2 2 0 3 3.28 Weaver 5 7 4 4 5 3 4.35 1 1 Melancon, H, 1 1 211003.00 IP H R ER BB SO ERA man; 2B, Adrian Johnson; 3B, Tripp Gib- Hughes 1 0 0 0 2 1 5.94 Holder 1 000002.61 Colome, H, 4 ⁄3 1 1 1 0 0 4.33 Gomber, H, 2 1 ⁄3 1 0 0 2 1 3.38 TORONTO 1 Diaz, S, 22-25 1 ⁄3 2 0 0 0 2 2.73 2 Watson 1100022.17 son. Time: 2:43. A: 21,766 (41,297). MIAMI IP H R ER BB SO ERA Green, W,4-01200022.03 Tuivailala, H, 1 ⁄3 0 0 0 0 0 3.06 Dyson 1000002.22 Happ, W, 8-3 7 2 1 0 2 3 3.71 Betances, H, 5 1 000013.67 IP H R ER BB SO ERA Hicks, H, 7 1 0 0 0 0 1 2.25 2 1 TAMPA BAY Smith 1000011.20 Oh, H, 7 ⁄3 2 0 0 0 0 3.77 Smith, W, 5-6 5 ⁄3 4 0 0 2 5 3.70 Chapman, S,161100001.35 Norris, W, 3-1 1 4 2 2 0 2 3.49 1 2 1 Tepera, S, 3-6 1 ⁄3 1 0 0 0 0 2.81 Ziegler, H, 2 1 ⁄3 1 0 0 0 2 6.83 Font, L, 0-3 2 ⁄3 2 2 2 1 5 9.59 Brebbia, S, 2-2 1 1 0 0 1 1 3.66 WASHINGTON IP H R ER BB SO ERA NEW YORK (N) IP H R ER BB SO ERA 1 Inherited runners-scored: Tepera 2-0. Steckenrider 1100024.33 Andriese 2 ⁄3 5 2 2 1 2 3.58 1 CINCINNATI IP H R ER BB SO ERA Strasburg, L,6-62533023.46 Umpires: H, Tom Woodring; 1B, Will Lit- Barraclough 1000011.32 deGrom, L,4-18432281.57 Nuno 4 ⁄3 1 0 0 1 1 1.74 Kelley 1100014.38 tle; 2B, Ted Barrett; 3B, Lance Barksdale. Inherited runners-scored: Ziegler 3-0. Sewald 1 1 1 1 0 0 4.58 Inherited runners-scored: Colome 1-1, Harvey 6455355.97 Suero 2 433024.15 Time: 2:44. A: 28,863 (53,506). Umpires: H, Jerry Layne; 1B, Jordan HBP: Chapman (Nimmo). Umpires: H, Andriese 2-1, Nuno 2-0. HBP: Gonzales Lorenzen 2 2 1 1 1 0 2.08 2 Miller 1000020.00 Baker; 2B, Vic Carapazza; 3B, Greg Gib- Mark Wegner; 1B, John Tumpane; 2B, (Cron), Andriese (Cruz), Diaz (Wendle). Peralta ⁄3 0 0 0 1 1 4.66 1 1 Kintzler ⁄3 333004.50 son. Time: 3:00. A: 10,654 (36,742). Mike DiMuro; 3B, Jeremie Rehak. Time: WP: Colome. Umpires: H, Dave Rackley; Brice ⁄3 0 0 0 0 1 5.13 2 Grace 1 ⁄3 200004.05 2:28. A: 42,961 (41,922). 1B, Marvin Hudson; 2B, Chris Guccione; Iglesias, L, 1-1 1 2 1 1 1 1 2.33 Collins 1000000.00 3B, Ben May. Time: 2:50. A: 12,435 HBP: Harvey (Wong). WP: Lorenzen. Time: 3:04. A: 41,591 (41,313). (42,735). Time: 3:51. A: 26,144 (42,319).

ASTROS 7, RANGERS 3 ANGELS 4, TWINS 2 DIAMONDBACKS 9, ROCKIES 4 MARINERS 5, RAYS 4 ASTROS 5, RANGERS 2 CUBS STATISTICS WHITE SOX STATISTICS AVG OBA AB R H AVG OBA AB R H HOUSTON AB R H BI SO AVG LOS ANGELES AB R H BI SO AVG ARIZONA AB R H BI SO AVG LATE THURSDAY LATE THURSDAY BATTERS BATTERS K. Smith .417 .417 12 3 5 Springer cf 50121.287 Kinsler 2b 41220.218 Jayrf 41003.302 SEATTLE AB R H BI SO AVG HOUSTON AB R H BI SO AVG La Stella .324 .398 74 11 24 Abreu .295 .352 237 32 70 Bregman 3b 42111.268 Troutcf 40002.305 Goldschmidt 1b 53330.241 Almora .315 .369 178 35 56 Gordon2b 40111.292 Springer rf 30001.289 Bryant .301 .406 216 35 65 Sanchez .276 .313 225 24 62 Altuve 2b 41220.341 Upton lf 31112.260 Lamb 3b 51111.239 Segura ss 41200.341 Bregman 3b 42210.268 Palka .265 .295 117 14 31 Gurriel 1b 40000.278 Pujols dh 40001.248 Descalso 2b 50211.261 Zobrist .293 .381 157 27 46 Haniger rf 31231.274 Altuve 2b 42310.338 Contreras .281 .374 199 22 56 J.Rondon .256 .289 43 7 11 Gattis dh 41201.240 Valbuena 3b-1b 30001.236 McFarland p 0 0000.000 Cruz dh 30001.255 Gurriel 1b 40001.284 Anderson .242 .303 215 31 52 Reddick rf 31001.223 Cozartss 41100.230 Peraltalf 51310.264 Gimenez .273 .273 11 1 3 Seager 3b 40001.220 Gattis dh 41230.234 Russell .272 .347 180 26 49 Moncada .237 .314 211 29 50 Gonzalez ss 41212.244 Fernandez 1b 30101.333 Marte ss-2b 42101.231 Healy 1b 40100.244 Gonzalez ss 40200.238 Tilson .237 .268 38 3 9 McCann c 4 0100.220 Fontana 3b 10000.000 Dysoncf 30000.201 Heyward .268 .331 157 22 42 Spanlf 32111.247 Stassi c 3 0001.257 Schwarber .256 .380 172 29 44 Davidson .234 .358 154 20 36 Kemplf 31110.281 Maldonado c 4 1211.253 Mathis c 3 1110.190 Engel .228 .289 158 18 36 Heredia cf 40002.254 Kemplf 40000.278 Baez .254 .284 224 35 57 TOTALS 35 7 10 7 6 Youngrf 40002.158 Greinke p 3 0111.227 Freitas c 4 1103.208 Marisnick cf 40002.155 Narvaez .187 .282 91 3 17 Rizzo .249 .348 197 28 49 TEXAS AB R H BI SO AVG TOTALS 34 4 7 4 10 Chafin p 0 0000 — TOTALS 33 5 8 5 10 TOTALS 345955 Thompson .130 .187 100 14 13 Happ .228 .349 145 22 33 MINNESOTA AB R H BI SO AVG Owings ph 00010.189 TOTALS .244 .306 2069 239 504 Choo dh 32210.272 Ahmed ss 00000.211 TAMPA BAY AB R H BI SO AVG TEXAS AB R H BI SO AVG TOTALS .264 .345 2122 308 561 2B 3B HR RBI BB SO BATTERS 2B 3B HR RBI BB SO Profarss 40001.238 Dozier 2b 40002.243 TOTALS 37 9 12 9 7 Robertson ss 51111.263 Choo lf 41202.267 BATTERS Mazararf 40122.266 Rosario lf 40200.315 K. Smith 1 0 0 1 0 0 COLORADO AB R H BI SO AVG Crondh 30000.256 Profarss 40100.243 La Stella 2 0 0 13 9 11 Beltre 3b 40004.290 Escobar ss 40200.290 Abreu 23 0 10 36 16 48 Wendle 2b 40100.281 Mazararf 30002.267 Almora 13 1 2 15 15 33 Gallo lf 30101.205 Morrison 1b 40001.192 LeMahieu 2b 50200.282 Ramos c 4 1101.289 Beltre dh 40111.300 Sanchez 10 6 3 27 9 45 Chirinos c 4 0003.198 Grossman dh 41111.228 Blackmon cf 51111.288 Bryant 18 2 8 29 30 48 Palka 6 3 6 20 5 33 Duffy 3b 40200.311 Gallo cf 40003.204 Zobrist 9 1 4 23 23 23 Odor 2b 30001.211 Kepler rf 31101.239 Arenado 3b 50101.324 Bauers 1b 40001.000 Kiner-Falefa 3b 41101.244 J.Rondon 3 0 3 6 2 13 Guzman 1b 40001.215 Sano 3b 40113.203 Gonzalez rf 41101.268 Contreras 15 4 4 22 23 41 Anderson 7 2 11 25 18 56 Gomez rf 31100.193 Odor 2b 40100.216 Gimenez 0 0 0 0 0 1 DeShields cf 31100.205 Garver c 2 0001.216 Story ss 41221.247 Smith cf 41200.265 Guzman 1b 30001.221 Moncada 12 2 8 22 24 82 TOTALS 32 3 5 3 13 LaMarre cf 30003.270 Parralf 41201.292 Russell 11 1 2 14 20 46 Tilson 1 0 0 2 2 5 Field lf 40231.256 Perezc 30100.167 Heyward 6 3 3 25 15 19 Adrianza ph 10000.234 Desmond 1b 30000.192 TOTALS 35 4 10 4 4 a-Chirinos ph 10110.203 Davidson 7 0 11 28 29 60 040 010 200 — 7 10 0 Schwarber 8 1 11 28 35 51 Houston TOTALS 33 2 7 2 12 Iannetta c 2 0001.224 TOTALS 34 2 8 2 10 Engel 6 2 2 14 13 47 Texas 102 000 000 — 3 5 0 Marquez p 1 0110.286 Baez 10 5 14 46 7 57 Narvaez 6 0 0 3 12 22 Seattle 031 010 000 — 5 8 0 Rizzo 8 0 10 43 24 30 Los Angeles 010 000 210 — 4 7 0 Tauchman ph 10000.100 Tampa Bay 001 000 003 — 4 10 1 Houston 000 301 010 — 5 9 0 Thompson 3 0 3 6 7 35 LOB: Houston 4, Texas 5. 2B: Springer Happ 7 1 8 19 26 70 Minnesota 010 001 000 — 2 7 0 Musgrave p 0 0000.000 Texas 100 000 001 — 2 8 1 TOTALS 101 18 68 232 166 567 (16), Gonzalez (9), Mazara (13), b-Cuevas ph 10001.282 E: Robertson (5). LOB: Seattle 5, Tampa TOTALS 115 19 66 293 236 507 PITCHERS W L ERA IP H W L ERA IP H DeShields (7). HR: Bregman (8), off Fis- LOB: Los Angeles 5, Minnesota 7. 2B: Rusin p 0 0000.000 Bay 6. 2B: Ramos (9), Field (7). 3B: Duffy a-doubled for Perez in the 9th. E: Choo PITCHERS ter; Altuve (5), off Bush; Choo (11), off Maldonado (9), Sano (8). 3B: Escobar (1). Pounders p 0 0000 — Cedeno 0 0 0.00 1.0 0 (1). HR: Span (6), off Pruitt; Haniger (13), (2). LOB: Houston 4, Texas 8. 2B: Breg- Mazzoni 1 0 0.00 5.2 3 Covey 2 1 2.22 28.1 25 Verlander. RBIs: Springer 2 (39), Breg- HR: Kinsler (7), off Pressly; Upton (15), McMahon ph 10000.207 off Pruitt; Robertson (7), off Leake. RBIs: man (19), Kiner-Falefa (8), Chirinos (8). Rosario 2 0 0.84 10.2 5 Fry 0 0 2.30 15.2 7 man (30), Altuve 2 (33), Gonzalez (30), off Reed; Grossman (2), off Richards. TOTALS 36 4 10 4 7 Gordon (15), Haniger 3 (46), Span (31), HR: Gattis (10), off Hamels; Bregman (7), Morrow 0 0 1.66 21.2 15 Lopez 1 4 3.42 71.0 54 Kemp (10), Choo (27), Mazara 2 (41). SB: RBIs: Kinsler 2 (16), Upton (40), Maldo- Robertson (18), Field 3 (14). CS: Gordon off Hamels. RBIs: Bregman (29), Altuve Kemp (3). Runners left in scoring posi- nado (20), Grossman (16), Sano (26). Arizona 104 001 021 — 9 12 1 Cishek 1 0 1.95 27.2 16 Soria 0 2 3.42 23.2 24 (3). SF: Gordon. Runners left in scoring (31), Gattis 3 (31), Beltre (15), Chirinos Strop 3 0 2.03 26.2 19 tion: Houston 3 (Bregman, McCann 2); Runners left in scoring position: Los An- Colorado 010 030 000 — 4 10 0 position: Seattle 3 (Cruz, Healy 2); (22). SB: Altuve (9). CS: Odor (5). Run- Avilan 2 0 3.57 17.2 19 Texas 2 (Beltre, Guzman). RISP: Houston geles 2 (Trout 2); Minnesota 3 (Escobar, Duensing 2 0 2.29 19.2 16 B.Rondon 2 3 3.92 20.2 18 Tampa Bay 3 (Robertson, Bauers, Field). ners left in scoring position: Houston 2 Lester 6 2 2.44 70.0 56 3 for 8; Texas 1 for 4. GIDP: Springer. DP: Morrison, LaMarre). RISP: Los Angeles 3 E: Marte (2). LOB: Arizona 6, Colorado 8. RISP: Seattle 1 for 4; Tampa Bay 2 for 10. (Gattis, Marisnick); Texas 4 (Choo, Pro- Volstad 1 3 4.06 31.0 37 Wilson 1 1 2.45 25.2 15 Texas 2 (Beltre, Odor), (Beltre, Odor, for 6; Minnesota 0 for 3. 2B: Goldschmidt (14), Descalso (12), Per- GIDP: Cron, Wendle. DP: Seattle 2 far, Gallo, Kiner-Falefa). RISP: Houston 2 Jones 2 2 4.13 24.0 20 Guzman). LOS ANGELES IP H R ER BB SO ERA alta (9), Marte (11), LeMahieu (11), Story Montgomery 2 1 3.56 43.0 38 Beck 0 0 4.18 23.2 24 IP H R ER BB SO ERA (Leake, Gordon, Healy), (Seager, Se- for 7; Texas 2 for 11. Runners moved up: HOUSTON 1 (13), Parra (9). 3B: Mathis (1). HR: Gold- Hendricks 4 5 3.59 72.2 63 Shields 1 7 4.92 82.1 73 Richards 5 ⁄3 6 2 2 3 7 3.26 gura, Healy). Gurriel, Guzman. GIDP: Altuve, Kemp. 1 schmidt (9), off Marquez; Lamb (3), off IP H R ER BB SO ERA Chatwood 3 4 3.86 58.1 48 Santiago 2 2 4.96 52.2 56 Verlander, W,8-26533391.45 Ramirez, W, 2-2 1 ⁄3 0 0 0 0 3 3.53 SEATTLE DP: Texas 2 (Profar, Odor, Guzman), 1 Marquez; Peralta (11), off Marquez; Farrell 2 2 3.86 11.2 12 Giolito 4 6 7.08 61.0 62 McHugh 2000021.23 Alvarez, H, 5 1 ⁄3 1 0 0 0 1 2.22 (Guzman, Profar). Goldschmidt (10), off Pounders; Black- Leake, W,6-38822134.46 Quintana 6 4 4.20 64.1 57 Harris 1000024.50 Parker, S, 6-7 1 0 0 0 0 1 2.64 HOUSTON IP H R ER BB SO ERA TOTALS 21 40 4.86 537.0 528 mon (13), off Greinke; Story (12), off Colome 1222014.05 TOTALS 36 24 3.20 551.2 438 PITCHERS RERHRBB SO TEXAS IP H R ER BB SO ERA MINNESOTA IP H R ER BB SO ERA Greinke. RBIs: Goldschmidt 3 (25), Lamb IP H R ER BB SO ERA Cole, W, 7-1 6 3 1 1 3 8 2.16 PITCHERS RERHRBBSO TAMPA BAY 2 (14), Descalso (31), Peralta (28), Mathis Harris, H, 10 ⁄3 3 0 0 0 1 4.71 Cedeno 0 0 0 1 0 Fister, L,1-7 5655224.50 Lynn 6 4 1 1 2 7 5.08 1 Mazzoni 00034 (4), Greinke (3), Owings (14), Blackmon Stanek 1 1 0 0 2 2 3.38 Devenski, H, 12 ⁄3 0 0 0 0 0 1.88 Covey 11 7 0 11 28 Bush 2322114.91 Pressly, L, 0-1 1 2 2 2 0 2 3.73 Rosario 11068 (31), Story 2 (43), Marquez (1). CS: Pruitt, L, 1-3 7 7 5 5 1 6 4.57 Peacock 1 0 0 0 0 0 2.52 Fry 541819 Barnette 2100033.06 Reed 1 1 1 1 0 0 3.13 Morrow 441923 LeMahieu (2). Roe 1 0 0 0 0 2 3.63 Giles 1 2 1 1 0 1 5.40 Lopez 31 27 7 31 48 Fister pitched to 0 batter in the 6th. Um- Duffey 1 0 0 0 0 1 6.35 IP H R ER BB SO ERA Cishek 6 6 1 13 33 ARIZONA Leake pitched to 1 batter in the 9th. In- TEXAS IP H R ER BB SO ERA Soria 11 9 2 4 27 pires: H, Ryan Blakney; 1B, Sam Hol- Inherited runners-scored: Ramirez 1-0. Strop 661923 2 herited runners-scored: Colome 1-1. Avilan 10 7 1 7 20 Greinke, W, 5-45 ⁄3 843253.53 1 brook; 2B, Alfonso Marquez; 3B, D.J. Rey- Umpires: H, Mike Estabrook; 1B, Jim Hamels, L, 3-6 7 ⁄3 7 5 5 2 5 3.86 Duensing 6 5 1 11 13 1 HBP: Colome (Gomez). Umpires: H, Ben 3 2 B.Rondon 11 9 0 10 29 burn. Time: 3:02. A: 31,722 (49,115). Reynolds; 2B, Bruce Dreckman; 3B, Chafin, H, 7 1 ⁄ 000012.05 3 Lester 23 19 8 25 61 May; 1B, Dave Rackley; 2B, Larry Chavez 1 ⁄ 2 0 0 0 0 3.58 Volstad 14 14 5 7 20 Roberto Ortiz. Time: 3:21. A: 28,383 Hirano 1100111.67 Wilson 7 7 2 21 34 Vanover; 3B, Chris Guccione. Time: 2:43. Inherited runners-scored: Devenski 2-0. Jones 11 11 3 12 27 (38,649). McFarland 1100002.31 Montgomery 17 17 3 12 25 A: 10,342 (42,735). Umpires: H, D.J. Reyburn; 1B, Ryan Beck 11 11 5 11 16 IP H R ER BB SO ERA Hendricks 31 29 12 17 57 COLORADO Blakney; 2B, Sam Holbrook; 3B, Alfonso Shields 45 45 10 33 57 Chatwood 26 25 3 56 53 Marquez. Time: 2:36. A: 30,236 (49,115). Santiago 30 29 11 30 43 Marquez, L,4-64655144.79 Farrell 853317 Musgrave 2 2 1 1 1 1 2.65 Giolito 50 48 8 39 31 Quintana 33 30 8 31 67 Rusin 2222117.86 TOTALS 318 290 68 257 440 TOTALS 215 196 55 262 532 Pounders 1211017.94 through Friday through Friday ■ Extra innings: Lenny Dykstra, facing felony charges in an incident with an Uber driver in New Jersey, said the driver kidnapped him after Dykstra asked to change the trip’s destination. The driver told police Dykstra held a gun to his head. ... Mets closer Jeurys Familia went on the DL with a sore right shoulder and Noah Syndergaard was scratched from Sunday’s start due to a strained ligament in his right index finger. ... Dylan Covey struck out seven in six innings as the White Sox edged the Red Sox 1-0 despite Chris Sale striking out 10 in eight innings. Chicago Tribune | Chicago Sports | Section 2 | Saturday, June 9, 2018 5

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TEAM SAT SUN MON TUE WED THU FRI GOLDEN STATE 4, CLEVELAND 0 MIDWEST LEAGUE ST JUDE CLASSIC Laura Diaz 34-32 Austin Ernst 35-35 GOLDEN STATE 124-114 (OT) Jennifer Song 37-33 GAME 1: EASTERN W L PCT. GB 2nd of 4 rds at TPC South- 67 (-4) : GOLDEN STATE 122-103 Alison Walshe 33-34 Minjee Lee 36-34 PIT PIT @MIL @MIL @MIL @STL GAME 2 wind; Memphis, Tenn. : Golden State 110-102 Bowling Green (Rays) 38 21 .644 — Marina Alex 35-32 Brittany Lang 36-34 GAME 3 Yardage: 7,244; Par: 70 1:20 1:20 7:10 7:10 1:10 7:15 Friday: Golden State 108-85 Lansing (Blue Jays) 38 23 .623 1 Amy Yang 35-32 Sakura Yokomine 38-32 1 130 (-10) ABC-7 WGN-9 NBCSCH+ NBCSCH WGN-9 ABC-7 W Michigan (Tigers) 31 29 .517 7 ⁄2 home team in CAPS) Dustin Johnson 67-63 Beatriz Recari 34-33 PRINCIPAL CHARITY South Bend (Cubs) 30 29 .508 8 Sandra Gal 34-33 AM-670 AM-670 AM-670 AM-670 AM-670 AM-670 WARRIORS 108, CAVALIERS 85 131 (-9) CLASSIC Dayton (Reds) 29 30 .492 9 In Gee Chun 34-33 GS MN FT-A REB A F PTS Fort Wayne (Padres) 27 32 .458 11 Ryan Blaum 67-64 1st of 4 rds at Wakonda Andrew Putnam 67-64 Su Oh 35-32 Lake County (Indians) 25 36 .410 14 Lydia Ko 36-31 Club; Des Moines, Iowa; @BOS @BOS CLE CLE CLE CLE DET Durant 37:37 6-6 1-12 10 3 20 132 (-8) Yardage: 6,831; Par 72 D.Green 38:36 0-0 1-3 9 5 9 Gr Lakes (Dodgers) 20 39 .339 18 Pernilla Lindberg 37-30 3:05 12:05 7:10 7:10 7:10 1:10 7:10 WESTERN W L PCT. GB C.T. Pan 67-65 64 (-8) McGee 16:28 0-0 1-3 0 1 6 Wesley Bryan 66-66 68 (-3) NBCSCH NBCSCH NBCSCH WGN-9 NBCSCH NBCSCH NBCSCH Cindy LaCrosse 38-30 Bernhard Langer 32-32 Curry 38:44 6-6 2-6 4 4 37 Peoria (Cardinals) 35 26 .574 — 133 (-7) 65 (-7) AM-720 AM-720 AM-720 AM-720 AM-720 AM-720 AM-720 1 In-Kyung Kim 36-32 Thmpsn 28:29 0-0 0-6 0 3 10 Clinton (Mariners) 34 26 .567 ⁄2 Brandt Snedeker 71-62 Ashleigh Buhai 35-33 Glen Day 32-33 Iguodala 22:40 0-0 1-2 0 3 11 Quad Cities (Astros) 32 29 .525 3 134 (-6) Celine Boutier 36-32 Woody Austin 34-31 Kane County 30 29 .508 4 Chez Reavie 67-67 NE @COL Bell 18:24 0-0 2-4 1 0 4 Gaby Lopez 36-32 66 (-6) (D-backs) Seamus Power 65-69 7:30 8 Lvngstn 14:03 2-2 0-4 0 2 2 Mel Reid 35-33 Brandt Jobe 33-33 Young 8:58 0-0 0-1 0 1 3 Wisconsin (Brewers) 29 32 .475 6 135 (-5) Jerry Kelly 32-34 AM-1200 AM-1200 1 Mo Martin 36-32 West 7:36 0-0 0-0 1 2 2 Ced. Rapids (Twins) 28 32 .467 6 ⁄2 Richy Werenski 68-67 Tom Lehman 33-33 1 Jenny Shin 36-32 Pachulia 2:47 2-2 0-1 0 0 2 Beloit (Athletics) 28 32 .467 6 ⁄2 Dominic Bozzelli 67-68 Doug Garwood 33-33 Denny McCarthy 68-67 Jessica Korda 35-33 Looney 2:47 0-0 1-1 0 0 2 Burlington (Angels) 26 35 .426 9 Yani Tseng 35-33 67 (-5) McCaw 2:47 0-0 1-1 0 0 0 Troy Merritt 66-69 Scott Parel 34-33 @LA @SEA FRIDAY’S RESULTS Brooks Koepka 66-69 Xiyu Lin 35-33 TOTALS 16-16 10-44 25 24 Bowling Green 11, Dayton 4 Moira Dunn-Bohls 34-34 Corey Pavin 34-33 4 9 136 (-4) Jesper Parnevik 33-34 WCIU-26.2 Pcts: FG .453, FT 1.000. 3-pointers: 14-38, Great Lakes 5, Lake County 4 Steve Stricker 66-70 Joanna Klatten 33-35 .368 (Curry 7-15, Iguodala 3-6, K.Thomp- Fort Wayne 9, Lansing 3 Laetitia Beck 36-32 68 (-4) J.B. Holmes 69-67 Brian Henninger 35-33 son 2-5, Young 1-4, D.Green 1-5, Durant South Bend 4, West Michigan 1 Stuart Appleby 66-70 Holly Clyburn 34-34 0-3). Team rebs: 12. Blocks: 13 (Curry 3, Clinton 6, Kane County 2 69 (-2) Wes Short 34-34 Phil Mickelson 66-70 Tom Byrum 35-33 D.Green 3, Durant 3, Iguodala 2, Bell, Mc- Burlington 5, Beloit 1 Stewart Cink 68-68 Mariah Stackhouse 35-34 Gee). Steals: 7 (Curry 3, Iguodala 2, Peoria 5, Quad Cities 1 Mina Harigae 36-33 Jay Haas 34-34 SATURDAY ON TV/RADIO LATEST LINE 137 (-3) Billy Andrade 34-34 D.Green, Durant). Wisconsin 5, Cedar Rapids 2 Scott Stallings 67-70 Madeleine Sheils 36-33 MN FT-A REB A F PTS Paula Creamer 38-31 David Frost 34-34 MLB CLE Grant Hirschman 68-69 Carlos Franco 34-34 National League FRONTIER LEAGUE John Peterson 68-69 Sung Hyun Park 37-32 James 40:33 9-11 1-7 8 5 23 W L PCT. GB Duffy Waldorf 36-32 SATURDAY EAST Matt Jones 67-70 Jeong Eun Lee 33-36 Noon Brewers at Phillies MLBN at Cubs -180 Pittsburgh +165 Love 27:43 3-4 3-9 2 2 13 Leona Maguire 36-33 Ken Tanigawa 36-32 Thmpsn 16:12 0-0 2-4 0 0 6 Washington 16 9 .640 — Charl Schwartzel 68-69 69 (-3) at Washington-165 San Fran. +155 Fabian Gomez 66-71 Brittany Marchand 35-34 at Philadelphia -125 Milwaukee +115 Hill 25:05 0-2 1-3 1 3 3 Lake Erie 15 10 .600 1 Amelia Lewis 35-34 Guy Boros 35-34 1 Luke List 69-68 1:20 p.m. Pirates at Cubs ABC-7, WSCR-AM 670 St. Louis -125 at Cincinnati +115 Smith 26:34 1-2 0-2 1 3 10 Schaumburg 11 13 .458 4 ⁄2 Ally McDonald 36-33 Blaine McCallister 35-34 1 Michael Kim 66-71 San Diego -109 at Miami -101 Hood 26:31 1-1 3-8 2 2 10 Traverse City 10 14 .417 5 ⁄2 Jimin Kang 35-34 Len Mattiace 33-36 1 Peter Uihlein 69-68 Joliet 10 14 .417 5 ⁄2 John Riegger 37-32 3:05 p.m. White Sox at Red Sox NBCSCH, WGN-AM 720 at Colorado -135 Arizona +125 J.Green 23:40 0-0 0-0 1 1 5 Conrad Shindler 70-67 Bronte Law 34-35 at Los Angeles-180 Atlanta +165 Nance Jr 23:11 1-2 6-8 4 4 7 Windy City 9 14 .391 6 Hee Young Park 35-34 Tim Petrovic 36-33 WEST W L PCT. GB 138 (-2) Gene Sauers 35-34 American League Korver 20:42 2-3 0-1 1 2 2 Ryan Palmer 68-70 Kris Tamulis 35-34 COLLEGE BASEBALL: NCAA SUPER REGIONALS SATURDAY Calderon 4:03 0-0 0-1 1 0 0 Sei Young Kim 38-31 David Toms 35-34 Southern Illinois 14 9 .609 — Brandon Harkins 66-72 Jerry Smith 33-36 at Boston -230 White Sox +210 Osman 4:03 0-0 0-0 0 0 2 1 Shanshan Feng 34-35 River City 14 10 .583 ⁄2 Grayson Murray 72-66 Clark Dennis 34-35 11 a.m. Florida vs. Auburn ESPN at Toronto -130 Baltimore+120 Zizic 1:40 0-0 1-1 0 0 4 1 Yu Liu 35-34 Evansville 13 11 .542 1 ⁄2 Cody Gribble 69-69 Mike Small 37-32 at Minnesota -105 Los Angeles -105 TOTALS 17-25 17-44 21 22 Lauren Kim 36-33 Normal 11 12 .478 3 William McGirt 68-70 RUST-OLEUM 11 a.m. North Carolina vs. Stetson ESPN2 at Oakland -185 Kansas City +170 Pcts: FG .345, FT .680. 3-pointers: 8-27, Gateway 11 14 .440 4 Keith Mitchell 69-69 S. Sntiwiwtthnphng 38-31 Cleveland -160 at Detroit +150 1 Katelyn Dambaugh 37-32 CHAMPIONSHIP .296 (Smith 3-5, Love 2-5, J.Green 1-3, Florence 10 14 .417 4 ⁄2 Chris Kirk 66-72 at Tampa Bay -130 Seattle +120 Hood 1-3, Hill 1-4). Team rebs: 12. Team Ken Duke 72-66 Annie Park 36-33 2nd of 4 rds at Ivanhoe FRIDAY’S RESULTS 2 p.m. Texas vs. Tennessee Tech ESPN2 Houston -180 at Texas +165 turnovers: 11 (10 PTS). Blocks: 5 (Hood, Trey Mullinax 69-69 70 (-1) Club; Ivanhoe, Ill.; Washington 8, Joliet 4 Interleague J.Green, James, Nance Jr., T.Thompson) Tyler Duncan 69-69 Maude-A. Leblanc 36-34 Yardage: 7,059; Par: 72 Schaumburg 8, Lake Erie 5 2 p.m. Texas Tech vs. Duke ESPNU SATURDAY .Steals: 5 (Hood 2, Calderon, Love, Nance J.T. Poston 70-68 Ryann O’Toole 33-37 132 N.Y. Yankees -150 at N.Y. Mets +140 Jr.). Technical fouls: Smith, 6:39 third. Traverse City 3, Windy City 2 Emma Talley 37-33 Maverick McNealy 68-64 Evansville 6, River City 4 SHOPRITE CLASSIC Stacy Lewis 38-32 SOCCER 133 5:30 p.m. Arkansas vs. South Carolina ESPN2 Golden State 34 27 25 22 — 108 Southern Illinois 7, Normal 6 1st of 4 rds at Stockton Jessy Tang 35-35 Kyle Jones 67-66 Florence 8, Gateway 5 Cleveland 25 27 13 20 — 85 Seaview Hotel and GC Jennifer Hahn 34-36 135 5:30 p.m. Washington vs. Cal State Fullerton ESPNU MAJOR LEAGUE SOCCER A: 20,562. T: 2:19. AMERICAN ASSOCIATION (Bay Course); Galloway, Wichanee Meechai 34-36 Chase Wright 67-68 EASTERN W L T PTS GF GA NORTH W L PCT. GB N.J.; Yardage: 6,217; Par 71 Kelly Shon 35-35 136 66 (-5) Christina Kim 37-33 Anders Albertson 69-67 Atlanta 9 3 2 29 30 18 St. Paul 14 6 .700 — 8:30 p.m. Mississippi State vs. Vanderbilt ESPN HORSE RACING Celine Herbin 35-31 P.K. Kongkraphan 36-34 Dan McCarthy 67-69 N.Y. City FC 8 3 3 27 29 19 Gary Southshore 13 7 .650 1 Anna Nordqvist 34-32 Morgan Pressel 36-34 Ben Taylor 67-69 8:30 p.m. Minnesota vs. Oregon State ESPN2 Columbus 7 3 5 26 21 13 150TH BELMONT STAKES ODDS Winnipeg 11 9 .550 3 Haru Nomura 33-37 N.Y. Red Bulls 7 4 1 22 27 14 Fargo-Moorhead 9 11 .450 5 1 New England 6 4 4 22 24 20 Field for Saturday’s 11th race at Belmont Sioux Falls 6 13 .316 7 ⁄2 1 Park; Elmont, N.Y. 3 YO, Dirt; 1 ⁄2 miles. 1 GOLF Orlando City 6 6 1 19 22 23 Chicago 4 15 .211 9 ⁄2 WNBA Philadelphia 5 7 3 18 16 21 Post: 5:45 p.m. Purse: $1.5 million. SOUTH W L PCT. GB FIRE 5 7 2 17 20 25 PP HORSE JOCKEY ODDS 6:30 a.m. European PGA Shot Clock Masters Golf Channel Sioux City 16 4 .800 — EASTERN W L PCT GB MERCURY 96, SKY 79 Toronto FC 4 7 2 14 19 23 1. Justify M. Smith 4-5 Lincoln 12 8 .600 4 SKY FG-A FT-A PT PHX FG-A FT-A PT 10:30 a.m.Curtis Cup FS1 Montreal 4 10 0 12 15 29 2. Free Drop Billy R. Albarado 30-1 Kansas City 10 8 .556 5 Connecticut 6 1 .857 — D.C. United 25391418 1 3. Bravazo L. Saez 8-1 Wichita 10 9 .526 5 ⁄2 Atlanta 4 3 .571 2 DeShields 1-3 3-5 5 Bonner 6-10 1-1 13 WESTERN W L T PTS GF GA 1 4. Hofburg I. Ortiz Jr. 9-2 Cleburne 8 11 .421 7 ⁄2 Washington 5 4 .556 2 Ndour 3-7 0-0 6 Griner 9-13 6-7 24 Noon PGA FedEx St. Jude Classic Golf 5. Restoring Hope F. Geroux 30-1 Texas 3 15 .167 12 Sky 3 4 .429 3 Quigley 4-9 0-0 9 January 4-6 0-0 11 Sporting KC 8 2 4 28 28 14 1 (more, 2 p.m., CBS-2) FC Dallas 7 1 5 26 22 14 6. Gronkowski JL Ortiz 12-1 FRIDAY’S RESULTS New York 2 4 .333 3 ⁄2 Vndrsloot 4-8 0-0 10 Lyttle 5-9 2-2 12 7. Tenfold R. Santana Jr. 8-1 Gary Southshore 2, Fargo-Moorhead 1 Indiana 0 7 .000 6 Wllams 10-13 5-7 26 Taurasi 6-11 2-2 18 Real Salt Lake 7 6 1 22 19 26 WESTERN W L PCT GB 2 p.m. LPGA ShopRite Classic Golf Channel Los Angeles FC 6 4 3 21 25 21 8. Vino Rosso JR Velazquez 8-1 Winnipeg 5, Chicago 2 Coates 0-1 0-0 0 Gulich 0-3 0-0 0 Portland 6 3 3 21 20 18 9. Noble Indy J. Castellano 30-1 Kansas City 11, Wichita 3 Seattle 6 2 .750 — Copper 3-7 0-2 7 Little 2-4 2-2 6 1 Vancouver 5 5 5 20 21 28 10. Blended Citizen K. Frey 15-1 Lincoln 9, Cleburne 7 Phoenix 6 3 .667 ⁄2 Faulkner 2-6 0-0 5 Mitchell 1-3 0-0 2 4 p.m. Web.com Rust-Oleum Championship Golf Channel Houston 5 5 3 18 27 21 First place: $800,000. Second place: St. Paul 2, Sioux Falls 1 Los Angeles 4 2 .667 1 Mntgmry 0-0 0-0 0 Robinson 0-0 0-0 0 1 LA Galaxy 5 7 2 17 19 23 $280,000. Third place: $150,000. Fourth Sioux City 12, Texas 3 Dallas 4 3 .571 1 ⁄2 Parker 4-6 2-4 11 Talbot 3-3 0-0 8 HORSE RACING Minnesota 5 8 1 16 17 26 place: $100,000. Fifth place: $60,000. Minnesota 3 5 .375 3 Turner 1-5 0-0 2 1 San Jose 28391925 AHL FINALS Las Vegas 1 6 .143 4 ⁄2 Totals 31-6010-18 79 Totals 37-6713-14 96 Seattle 2728714 TRIPLE CROWN NEAR MISSES FRIDAY’S RESULTS 1 p.m. Belmont Stakes Prep NBCSN Horses that have won the Kentucky SKY 10 25 27 17 — 79 Colorado 28281422 Phoenix 96, Sky 79 Phoenix 23 26 23 24 — 96 Note: 3 points for victory, 1 point for tie. Derby and Preakness, but failed to win CALDER CUP FINALS Atlanta 87, Las Vegas 83 3 p.m. 150th Belmont Stakes NBC-5 the Belmont Stakes, with distance be- TEXAS 2, TORONTO 2 Dallas 89, Indiana 83 3-ptrs: Chicago 7-14 (Vandersloot 2-3, FRIDAY’S RESULT hind Belmont winner: GAME 1: Toronto 6-5 SATURDAY’S SCHEDULE Williams 1-1, Faulkner 1-1, Copper 1-1, Parker Toronto FC 2, Philadelphia 0 2014: California Chrome GAME 2: Texas 2-1 Minnesota at Connecticut, 1 1-2), Phoenix 9-20 (Taurasi 4-8, January 3-3, MARTIAL ARTS 3 SATURDAY’S SCHEDULE (4th, 1 ⁄4, Tonalist). GAME 3: Toronto 2-1 SUNDAY’S SCHEDULE Talbot 2-2). Rebs: Chicago 21 (DeShields 7), New England at Fire, 7:30 2008: Big Brown (9th, eased, Da’ Tara). GAME 4: Texas 3-2 Sky at Los Angeles, 4 Phoenix 29 (Griner 8). Asts: Chicago 19 (Van- 7 p.m. UFC 225 prelims FS1 Atlanta at New York City FC, 11:30 a.m. 2004: Smarty Jones (2nd, 1, Birdstone). Saturday: at Texas, 7 Indiana at New York, 2 dersloot 6), Phoenix 26 (Taurasi 7). Fouls: Chi- New York at Columbus, 4 2003: Funny Cide (3rd, 5, Empire Maker). Monday: at Toronto, 6 Las Vegas at Phoenix, 5 cago 14, Phoenix 12. A: 8,834 (18,055). Orlando City at Vancouver, 6 2002: War Emblem x-June 14: at Toronto, 6 Atlanta at Seattle, 6 MOTORSPORTS 1 Montreal at FC Dallas, 7 (8th, 19 ⁄2, Sarava). (Best-of-7; COLLEGE BASEBALL Colorado at Houston, 8 1999: Charismatic x-if necessary) TENNIS: FRENCH OPEN 1 12:30 p.m.NASCAR Xfinity LTi Printing 250 FOX-32 (3rd, ⁄2, Lemon Drop Kid). D.C. United at Seattle, 9 NCAA DIV I SUPER REGIONALS Los Angeles FC at San Jose, 9:30 TRANSACTIONS Friday at Stade Roland Garros: 7:30 p.m. IndyCar DXC Technology 600 NBCSN Real Salt Lake at LA Galaxy, 9:30 Boshamer Stadium; Chapel Hill, N.C. Sporting Kansas City at Portland, 9:30 Men’s Singles, Semifinal N. Carolina (42-18) vs. Stetson (48-12), BASEBALL go Casilla from the 10-day DL. #1 Rafael Nadal d. North Carolina 7, Stetson 4 (UNC 1-0) INTERNATIONAL SOCCER NATIONAL WOMEN’S SOCCER Seattle: Placed RHPs Juan Nicasio and #5 Juan Martin del Potro, 6-4, 6-1, 6-2. Sat, 11 a.m., x-Sun., 11 a.m. W L T PTS GF GA Commissioner’s Office: Suspended San #7 Dominic Thiem d. CLUB Diego LHP Jose Torres for the remainder Dan Altavilla on the 10-day DL, retroac- Hawkins Field; Nashville, Tenn. tive to Thursday. Selected the contract Marco Cecchinato, 7-5, 7-6 (10), 6-1. Vanderbilt (34-25) vs. Miss St (35-26) 2 p.m. Men, U.S. at France ESPN North Carolina 9 0 3 30 24 11 of the season for violating Major League Baseball’s Joint Domestic Violence, Sex- of RHP Mike Morin from Tacoma (PCL). Men’s Doubles, Semifinal Miss. State 10, Vanderbilt 8 (MISS 1-0) Seattle 5 2 3 18 13 8 Recalled INF Daniel Vogelbach from Ta- Sat, 8:30; x-Sun., 5 Orlando 4 3 4 16 16 13 ual Assault and Child Abuse Policy. #2 Oliver Marach and Mate Pavic d. 2 p.m. Women, China at U.S. FS2 coma. #12 Feliciano Lopez and Marc Lopez, Goss at Coleman Field; Corvallis, Ore. Portland 4 4 3 15 15 16 AMERICAN LEAGUE Boston: Optioned LHP Jalen Beeks to NATIONAL LEAGUE 6-4, 7-5. Ore. St. (48-10-1) vs. Minnesota (44-14) MLS Chicago 3 3 6 15 16 16 Colorado: Placed LHP Mike Dunn on the Oregon State 8, Minnesota 1 (OSU 1-0) Utah 3 2 5 14 9 8 Pawtucket (IL). Selected the contract of Women’s Doubles, Semifinal RHP Justin Haley from Pawtucket. 10-day DL. Recalled RHP Jeff Hoffman Sat, 8:30; x-Sun, 8 Houston 3 4 5 14 13 17 from Albuquerque (PCL). #6 Barbora Krejcikova and Katerina Goodwin Field; Fullerton, Calif. 4 p.m. Red Bulls at Crew ESPN Washington 2 7 3 9 10 17 Cleveland: Signed LHP Ronald Parra to a Siniakova d. minor league contract. New York: Placed RHP Jeurys Familia on CS Fuller. (35-24) vs. Wash. (34-23) Sky Blue FC 0 8 2 2 6 16 the 10-day DL, retroactive to Thursday. #2 Barbora Strycova and Andrea Ses- Houston: Designated C Tim Federowicz Wash. 8, Cal St. Fullerton 5 (WAS 1-0) Assigned LHP Buddy Baumann and INF tini Hlavackova, 6-3, 6-2. 7:30 p.m. Revolution at Fire WRTO-AM 1200 FRIDAY’S RESULT for assignment. Reinstated C Brian Mc- Sat, 5:30; x-Sun, 8 Phillip Evans to Las Vegas (PCL). Re- Makoto Ninomiya and Eri Hozumi d. Washington 0, Sky Blue 0 Cann from the 10-day DL. McKethan Stadium, Gainesville, Fla. called RHP Jacob Rhame from Las #8 Zhaoxuan Yang and Hao-Ching Florida (45-18) vs. Auburn (42-21) TENNIS Kansas City: Recalled OF Paulo Orlando Chan, 6-2, 6-2. MLS GOAL LEADERS from Omaha (PCL). Vegas. Sent OF Yoenis Cespedes to Bing- Sat, 11 a.m.; Sun, 11 a.m.; x-Mon7:30 hamton (EL) for a rehab assignment. FRENCH OPEN PRIZE MONEY Josef Martinez, ATL 12 Los Angeles: Placed RHP/DH Shohei Baum Stadium; Fayetteville, Ark. 8 a.m. French Open women’s final NBC-5 Ohtani and UT Kaleb Cowart on the 10- Pittsburgh: Placed RHP Richard Rodri- (In Euros) 2018 2017 Arkansas (42-18) vs. S. Carolina (36-24) Bradley Wright-Phillips, NYR 9 guez on the 10-day DL, retroactive to Sat, 5:30; Sun, 2; x-Mon, 6 Gyasi Zardes, CLB 9 day DL, both retroactive to Thursday. Se- Men’s and Women’s Singles lected the contract of INF Jose Fernan- Thursday. Recalled RHP Dovydas Ne- Law Field at Griffin Park; Lubbock, Texas COLLEGE TRACK AND FIELD Teal Bunbury, NE 8 verauskas from Indianapolis (IL). Winners 2,200,000 2,100,000 Texas Tech (42-17) vs. Duke (44-16) Alberth Elis, HOU 8 dez from Salt Lake (PCL). Recalled INF Runners-up 1,120,000 1,060,000 Nolan Fontana from Salt Lake. St. Louis: Placed LHP Tyler Lyons on the Sat, 2; Sun, 5; x-Mon, 3 6 p.m. NCAA men’s and women’s championships ESPN2 David Villa, NYC 8 10-day DL, retroactive to Wednesday. Men’s and Women’s Doubles UFCU Disch-Falk Field, Austin, Texas Danny Hoesen, SJ 7 Oakland: Optioned RHP Ryan Dull to Winners 560,000 540,000 Nashville (PCL). Reinstated RHP Santia- Recalled RHP Mike Mayers from Mem- Texas (40-20) vs. Tenn Tech (52-10) through Thursday phis. Runners-up 280,000 270,000 Sat, 2; Sun, 2; x-Mon, noon

PGA TOUR IN BRIEF TENNIS ST. JUDE CLASSIC Griner, Taurasi lead After 63, Mercury past Sky Johnson Tribune news services Brittney Griner scored 24 points and Diana Taurasi added 18 points and seven assists to help has lead the host Mercury beat the Sky 96-79 on Friday By Teresa M. Walker night. Associated Press Griner was 9-for-13 from the field and grabbed eight rebounds for the Mercury (6-3), who shot MEMPHIS, Tenn. — 55.2 percent. Gabby Williams scored 26 points to Dustin Johnson wants to lead the Sky (3-4). sharpen his game for the U.S. Open. Moving back to No. 1 AUTO RACING: Kurt Busch won his second in the world would just be a NASCAR Cup Series pole of the season in nice bonus because the only qualifying for Sunday’s race at Michigan Inter- way he can do that before national Speedway. Brad Keselowski was second, Shinnecock Hills is by win- followed by Kyle Busch and Kevin Harvick. ning the St. Jude Classic. Johnson knows what he BOXING: Mike Lee enjoyed a triumphant return wants. home by winning a unanimous decision over “I just want to win,” he Jose Hernandez in a light heavyweight fight at said. Allstate Arena that improved his record to 21-0. Johnson shot a 7-under 63 Lee, ranked third by the WBO, beat Hernandez for his lowest round this year by virtue of all three judges scoring the fight and grabbed a one-stroke 97-93 in his favor. lead Friday after 36 holes at ROB DICKER/FOR THE CHICAGO TRIBUNE TPC Southwind. He had four St. Ignatius’ Dominic Fischer celebrates as he scores the winning run in a Class 3A semifinal. COLLEGE FOOTBALL: Nine black former and of his seven birdies and an current Minnesota players who said their rights eagle on his back nine for a HIGH SCHOOL BASEBALL CLASS 3A/4A SEMIFINALS were violated in a sexual misconduct investiga- 29 and is at 10 under for the tion sued the school, alleging they are victims of tournament. racial and gender discrimination. The federal “(I) just wanted to stay lawsuit stems from the university’s investigation sharp,” Johnson said. “I like Wild ending a winner into an alleged gang rape of a female student in this golf course. I feel I play it September 2016 that implicated 10 players for a well and (I) wanted to be on Walk-off victory eight innings Friday in a could really only throw my range of alleged misconduct. top of my game going into Class 3A semifinal at Joliet fastball,” he said. next week.” puts St. Ignatius Route 66 Stadium. GOLF: Two-time champion Anna Nordqvist shot Johnson spent 64 weeks in 1st title game Dominic Fischer, who re- Morton, Ill. 8, Nazareth 1: a 5-under 66 for a share of the first-round lead atop the world rankings until corded one out in the top of Vinni Massaglia (6-0) struck with Laura Diaz and Celine Herbin in the Justin Thomas made the cut By Mike Clark the eighth to earn the vic- out 10 and allowed one run ShopRite LPGA Classic in Galloway, N.J. at the Players Championship Chicago Tribune tory, scored the winning run on four hits over six innings ... Bernhard Langer returned from a three-week in May and became No. 1. on a wild pitch with two outs as Morton (29-6) advanced break to shoot an 8-under 64 and take a one-shot “I’m swinging the club A few days before the in the bottom of the inning. to the state final for the first lead over Glen Day and Woody Austin after the very well,” Johnson said. state baseball finals, St. Igna- It was the Wolfpack’s second time since 1994. first-round lead of the PGA Tour Champions’ “I know if I can drive it in the tius coach Sean Mason held walk-off wild pitch in the Nick Guerra’s two-run Principal Charity Classic in Des Moines, Iowa. fairway that I’m going to give a team meeting and wrote playoffs. triple in the fourth broke a ... Maverick McNealy shot an 8-under 64 to take a myself a good look for birdie. the name of every Catholic Fischer (3-2) took over scoreless tie. one-shot lead over Kyle Jones after two rounds of I did that pretty much all day League team on a board. when St. Ignatius starter the Web.com Tour’s Rust-Oleum Championship and hit a lot of great shots One by one, Wolfpack Will McManaman had to at Ivanhoe Club in Mundelein. Ryan Blaum and Andrew players crossed off the leave the mound because of Class 4A Putnam each shot 64 and are schools that had been elimi- the IHSA’s pitch-count rule. Huntley 5, Lake Park 1: Kyle NFL: Texans S Andre Hal, 26, was diagnosed tied for second. C.T. Pan (65) nated. The last one standing, McManaman, a senior left- Morgan (10-2) pitched a with Hodgkin lymphoma and insists he “will beat and Wesley Bryan (66) are at even after all the Catholic hander who holds the pro- two-hitter with five strike- it.” He received the preliminary diagnosis of 8 under and Brandt Blue powers were knocked gram’s career-wins record outs and Kamrin Hoffmann cancer of the blood cells from team physician Snedeker is at 7 under after out: St. Ignatius. with 24, struck out seven slugged a bases-loaded triple Dr. James Muntz and has consulted with doctors he shot a 62, his best round “If you had told me that at and allowed two runs on five in a four-run third inning as at Houston’s MD Anderson Cancer Center. 2 this year and one stroke off the beginning of the year, hits over 7 ⁄3 innings. Huntley (33-6) advanced to the course record. I would have said, ‘You’re “Will’s been like this for its first title game. ALSO: Brazilian tennis great Maria Bueno died “It’s one of those days you crazy,’ ” Mason said. “But three years for us,” Mason after a battle with mouth cancer. She was 78. like to have,” Snedeker said. here we are.” said. “He’s the most under- Plainfield North 7, ... The Milwaukee Fire and Police Commission is “You don’t have them very The Wolfpack finished rated pitcher in the state.” Sandburg 3: Brady Miller calling for an extensive review of the stun gun 2 often, where the hole looks fourth in the Catholic McManaman persevered (10-2) struck out nine in 6 ⁄3 arrest of Bucks G Sterling Brown. the size of a beach ball and League White and never had after taking a grounder off a innings as the Tigers (28-7-1) ... Argentina midfielder Manuel Lanzini has torn (you) can’t miss a putt.” won a sectional until this finger on his pitching hand reached their first title game. a ligament in his right knee, which will keep him Two-time defending season. But they’re one win in the fifth inning. out of the World Cup. ... Italy qualified for the champ Daniel Berger missed from a state championship “Coach believed in me to [email protected] Women’s World Cup for the first time in two the cut. after edging Triad 3-2 in keep going even though I Twitter @mikeclarkpreps decades following a 3-0 win over Portugal. 6 Chicago Tribune | Chicago Sports | Section 2 | Saturday, June 9, 2018

DICK CARPARELLI 1917-2018 Club pro always

Oslin Jr., G. Robert ‘Bob’ stayed engaged Died suddenly on June 4, 2018 while visiting fam- ily in New York City. Bob Death Notices was born on June 7, 1936 in Longtime instructor could always be found at Beverly CC Petersburg Virginia, the son of Octavia Friend Richardson | By Rick Kogan Chicago Tribune Steve Coates said. “Into his 90s, there he and Graham Robert Oslin Sr. was at 10 a.m. sharp. Twice a month he Cronin, Emily Callahan Bob is survived by his de- One of the newest members of the would be 10 minutes late because he had Emily Cronin passed away on April 9, 2018 in Lisle voted wife of 37 years, Louise storied Beverly Country Club on the South stopped for a haircut.” Il. See williams-kampp.com for complete obituary. O’Sullivan-Oslin. Loving chil- Side has yet to play its golf course this Carparelli had a special table at the club Sign Guestbook at chicagotribune.com/obituaries dren include Robert Michael season. When he does, Barack Obama, where, as Coates said, “he would sit and (Linda) Oslin, David Oslin, who became an honorary member of the visit with members and offer priceless Susan (Javier Virgen) Oslin, club in April, will surely enjoy the stories of golf lore and club history.” Dan (Laura) O’Sullivan, and Sheila (Eric Miranda) Eustaquio-De Valk, Erin P. O’Sullivan. Beloved grandson and best buddy, Casey experience. But unfortunately he will not There and on the course, he expressed O’Sullivan. Brother to John Yulee (Karen) Richardson Erin Patricia Eustaquio (née De Valk) RN-BSN, Age benefit from the expertise and kindness of his belief that the real advances in the and Helen (James Lewis) Richardson. Dedicated 43. the club’s longtime pro. game were not in high-tech clubs but in caregiver and companion for 9 years, Louisa Fiesta. At rest Tampa, Florida March 17, 2018. Beloved wife Angelo “Dick” Carparelli, who was as ball composition and that the most impor- Bob attended Petersburg High School, was appoint- of Cal Joseph Eustaquio, loving daughter of Patricia ed to the U.S. Naval Academy, and graduated from sturdy a fixture at Beverly as the tant elements of a swing are the (and the late Wesley De Valk). Fond sister of John Drexel University. He received a Masters Degree course’s many stately trees, died grip and setup. “The game’s not (Mary) De Valk. Dearest aunt of Kevin and Molly De in Mechanical Engineering from the University of May 30 of natural causes. He was as complicated as most people Valk. Dearest niece of Michael (Barbara) Hall, the Pennsylvania and an MBA from the University of 100 years old. like to think,” he said. late Mary (Dennis) O’Hara, Leona (Donald) Jansen, Chicago. An accomplished inventor, Bob looms Irene (Richard) Batzek, Harry (Nancy) De Valk, Paul More than 70 of those years It is impossible to calculate the large in A Few Good Men from Univac (History of (Jennie) De Valk, the late John De Valk and the late were spent at the club. “He was a number of golfers whose swings, Computing) by David E. Lundstrom, which recalls Louise (Paul) Rozek. Fond cousin of many. Friend of living institution who helped and thus lives (and perhaps the heyday of early computing. Bob received many many on the south side of Chicago. Go ND! Devoted bridge all the generations at the marriages), were aided by Carpa- U.S. patents, including the design of groundbreak- to nursing and comforting others. Enjoyed cooking, club,” said club member and relli’s tutelage. He taught Ald. Ed ing products such as the first magnetic stripe traveling and making memories with family and ticketing machine for Eastern Airlines, high-speed businessman Bill Kingore. “He Burke, House Speaker Michael friends. Memorial mass on Saturday, June 9, 2018 Carparelli mass transit fare collection equipment for Duncan was also a great inspiration as a Madigan, Cab Calloway, Jack 10AM at Queen of Martyrs Church, 10233 S. Central Industries, and the first self-contained combination gentleman.” Nicholson and Chicago-born Park Avenue, Evergreen Park, IL. Internment private. Carparelli was born Angelo Nicole Supreme Court Justice John Paul Stevens. convection-oven-steamer foodservice equipment for Groen/Dover. Bob used his creative thought Carparelli in Harrison, N.Y., one of 10 kids “Over the course of his career, Dick gave and engineering expertise to create products that Sign Guestbook at chicagotribune.com/obituaries growing up in a house near that of golf thousands of lessons to members, guests changed lives. Known for both his intelligence and great Gene Sarazen. He played all sports and celebrities,” said club member and his sense of humor, Bob was an accomplished during high school but got particularly Illinois Appellate Court Judge Terrence golfer and a high-level competitive bridge player. hooked on golf when he worked as a Lavin. “How to drive, chip and putt. But His bridge playing excellence led him to achieve caddie at Rye Country Club, carrying the his best lesson was how to live a great life. Finnerty, Theresia A. Diamond Life Master level in his later years. After clubs of such celebrities as “Keystone He showed up to work every day with a Theresia Anna Finnerty, age 58, passed away unex- retiring, Bob loved spending time at his vacation Cops” director Mack Sennett, Al Jolson smile and a purpose. Dick was a pro and a pectedly on June 6th. Beloved wife of Larry for 36 homes in Powers Lake, WI and Naples, FL as well and Babe Ruth (“He could play,” Carparelli gentleman in the best way imaginable. years. Loving mother of Brian and Rachel. Devoted as his longtime home, overlooking Belmont Harbor once said). He’ll not be forgotten.” daughter of the late Stefan and Maria Rupp. Fond in Chicago. Bob had a long following of friends sister of John Rupp and Aunt of many nieces and that spanned many generations and cultures and He enlisted in the U.S. Army Air Corps Into his 90s, he would still play “a few nephews. Visitation will be held on Sunday, June 10, was a delight to be around. Visitation will be held in 1941 and rose to the rank of master holes here and there, sometimes more,” 3-8 PM at Leonard Memorial Funeral Home (630- on Sunday, June 10 from 1pm – 3pm and a memo- sergeant as he flew aircraft across Europe admitting that, “I don’t hit it as far, but I 469-0032). Funeral Mass, Monday, June 11th, 10 AM rial service will be held from 3pm – 4pm at Cooney with the Eighth Air Force during World can hit it.” He still gave a number of lessons at St. James the Apostle Church, 480 S. Park Blvd. Funeral Home located at 3918 W. Irving Park Road in War II. After the war, he came to Chicago every week. Glen Ellyn. Interment Maryhill Cemetery - Niles, Chicago. Internment private. In lieu of flowers, dona- and to Beverly to work for his uncle One of his later students was Bill IL. In lieu of flowers donations appreciated to the tions can be made to the Michael J. Fox Foundation Charley Penna, then the club’s head golf Murray, who stopped in for a round of golf American Heart Heart Association https://donate- for Parkinson’s Research. Michael J. Fox Foundation professional. He would never leave, even- in 2008. “He told me he wanted to start now.heart.org/ For detailed obituary/guestbook Tribute gift page: https://www.michaeljfox.org/ please visit www.leonardmemorialhome.com. tribute/tribute-page.php?id=915&np=true OR by tually becoming assistant pro, head pro drawing the ball (making its path go from mail at: Donation Processing The Michael J. Fox and, in his final years, pro emeritus. right to left),” Carparelli said. “He’s a good Sign Guestbook at chicagotribune.com/obituaries Foundation P.O. Box 5014 Hagerstown, MD 21741- In 1948 he married his wife, Christine, player. A few minutes was all it took.” 5014 For information please call 773-588-5850 or and they settled in Evergreen Park. She He was never loath to talk about his life, visit www.cooneyfuneralhome.com would work at the Evergreen Park Public explaining that he had been given the Library for more than four decades, and nickname “Red” as a child because of his Sign Guestbook at chicagotribune.com/obituaries they raised a daughter, Felicia, and doted hair color. After arriving at Beverly in the Maier, Glen Glen Maier, 74; beloved husband of Liz nee Engel; on two grandchildren. Carparelli had what 1940s, he was advised by Penna that his Premock , Annette Kingore called “as fine a family as any man first name was “too ethnic” and was loving father of Laura (Robert) Leist and Jill S; cherished grandfather of Katarina and Kayla; fond Annette (Bosgang) Premock passed away Friday, could have.” encouraged to use Red as his first name. brother of Linda (the late Chuck) Bernat and Phyllis June 1, 2018. She was 94. Born in New York City, she Christine died in 2013, but her husband But while signing his name R. Carparelli, (Dennis) Ondrovic; dear brother-in-law of Martha was raised in the Bronx and resided in New Jersey carried on. Until very recently he arrived the members mistook the “R” for Richard, Engel; fond uncle to many; Memorial Visitation after marrying in 1947. Predeceased by her hus- at the club every morning, whether which ultimately morphed into Dick. Sunday 12-3 PM with service at 2:00 PM at Gibbons band Louis in 2009, Annette is survived by her three sun-splashed, rain-soaked or snowstorm- He is survived by his daughter and Family Funeral Home, 5917 W. Irving Park Rd. (½ children: Estelle Stein and Cindi Goldstein (Greg) ing. “In the winters I just answer the grandchildren, Peter Carparelli and Chris- Block East of Austin). Interment Private. For info of New Jersey and Mark Premock (Julie Graber) of phone and things,” he said. “Keeps me tina Schultz. 773-777-3944 or www.gffh.com Southlake, Texas, and Chicago. Annette earned her busy and gets me out of the house.” Sign Guestbook at chicagotribune.com/obituaries BA degree in Hebraic Studies from Rutgers Newark and was active in many charitable organizations. To This quietly impressed the club mem- [email protected] Twitter @rickkogan send condolences or for donation information go to bers. “Every day, every day,” businessman www.bernheimapterkreitzman.com. Sign Guestbook at chicagotribune.com/obituaries

HONOR THE Shannon, Patricia Louise Justify getting less attention life & memories Patricia Louise Shannon passed away peacefully at her home on May 17, 2018. Belmont, from Page 1 Originally from Chicago, OF YOUR LOVED ONE Patricia moved to Amelia Island with her husband, Preakness and Belmont? Thomas, where they enjoyed Turner, for one, isn’t sure. And his many years together before skepticism has little to do with Justify’s his death. She was also talent or his chances Saturday evening of preceded in death by her becoming the 13th Triple Crown winner. brother, Jack (Carol) Purcell. “I don’t think we’re dealing with quite Patricia lived a life of laugh- the same situation,” Turner said glumly. ter and joy surrounded by a “The media and press coverage isn’t quite close circle of loving family and friends. She had a passion for music and the arts, excelling at playing the same, so you don’t get the world GIVE THEM THE MEMORIAL crowding in the way it did with Slew and the piano and spending hours painting. She was an AN EXCEPTIONAL PERSON avid golfer and tennis player and loved to travel the Secretariat back in the day.” DESERVES WITH LIFE TRIBUTES world and spend as much time as possible in nature. Turner hardly stands alone in perceiving Patricia is survived by her sister, Jean (Fred) Skemp; diminished interest for Justify’s quest. Our professional writers will assist you her brother, Bill (Laverne) Purcell; her 4 daughters, “It’s clearly not as big a story as Pharoah to showcase and celebrate the life of your Patty (Rob) LaBarge, Moira (Jim) Minta, Rosemarie was,” said Alan Foreman, general counsel loved ones with a beautifully written (Jeff) Knoll, Peggy (Tony) Albachiara; 8 grandchildren, for the Maryland Thoroughbred Horse- tribute prominently placed within Joey (Megan) Minta, Tommy (Lauren) Minta, Molly men’s Association and an industry veteran. the Chicago Tribune. (Matt) Ireton, Tim (Sarah) LaBarge, Colleen (Patrick) “I’m not sure why. Mac Carthaigh, Anne Marie Albachiara, Kristine PETER FOLEY/EPA  Albachiara, Nicole Albachiara; and 3 great grandchil- “It’s clear there’s an appetite for these 312.222.2222 dren, Ryan LaBarge, Everett Minta, Hannah Ireton. Trainer Bob Baffert believes Justify will big-event days, and he’s a super horse. But  chicagotribune.com/lifetributes In lieu of flowers, memorial gifts can be made to there’s just not the same sizzle.” receive proper acclaim if he can complete Community Hospice and Palliative Care, www.com- The lack of buzz is hard to pin down. But the Triple Crown with a win Saturday. munityhospice.com or the Amelia Arts Association. Justify’s Triple Crown bid has generated A Celebration of Life will be announced at a later fewer SportsCenter segments or Twitter business on the track, proper acclaim will date. Arrangement made by Corey-Kerlin Funeral debates this week than the NBA Finals or follow. Home. the NFL’s ongoing national anthem mess. For dedicated racing fans, Justify might Sign Guestbook at chicagotribune.com/obituaries Without the hook of a 37-year drought, suffer compared to American Pharoah on he’s treated as just another excellent horse pure competitive grounds. in a sport that has faded with casual sports American Pharoah came to Belmont fans. Park off a stunning Preakness performance It’s not as if Justify lacks distinguishing in which he had burst from a driving Josephine Thomas 1931-2017 elements. He has a chance to become just rainstorm to leave the rest of the field the second undefeated Triple Crown stumbling in his wake. He looked like a winner, after Seattle Slew, and he has champion on the rise and was listed as a 3-5 Josephine Thomas, a retired school teacher and packed all of those wins into four months favorite in the morning line at Belmont. loving grandmother of 10, will be greatly missed by after he began his career later than most of Justify held on to win the Preakness all who knew her. Josephine always had a love for his 3-year-old classmates. with three contenders nipping at his heels. Justify is a chestnut like Secretariat and The performance was arguably the worst music, and a beautiful voice. A life-long resident of a mountain of muscle, the LeBron James to of his five-race career and fed questions Oak Park, she was an active member of the Oak American Pharoah’s Michael Jordan. about his stamina. He mitigated some of Park Christian Community Church and sang in the He shares a superstar trainer, Bob those doubts by flying around the track at church’s choir for many years. Josephine is Baffert, with the last Triple Crown winner. Churchill Downs in his first post-Preak- His jockey, Mike Smith, is one of the ness workout, but his 4-5 status in the survived by her loving husband, Kenneth, their most-liked people in the sport and seeking morning line suggests he’s not the over- three children, Kristin, Gayle, and Michael, and her a career capstone at 52. whelming favorite American Pharoah was. 10 beautiful grandchildren. She was known for her As for the feat itself, no one says winning Even if Justify does win in spectacular famous chocolate chip cookies. Her grandchildren say her chocoolate chip three pressure-packed races in five weeks fashion and push himself to greater has gotten any easier. prominence, it’s unclear what another cookies are the best cookies in the whole world. “Maybe for some people it’s (a case of ) Triple Crown winner might mean to a Fusce mattis elitEverylifestory non massa maximus tincialesuada lectus lobortis. Mauris been there, done that,” said NBC racing sport fighting an uphill battle for main- nec elementum mi. Integer erat erat, tempus vitae iaculis a, dictum vel analyst Randy Moss. “But it’s still a tough stream attention. enim. Nunc sit amet odio justo. Etiam feugiat nulla faucibus, fringilla nisl task. For the most part, even the casual fan Baffert said the greatest impact he has deserves to be told. recognizes how difficult it is.” seen from American Pharoah’s victory is at Baffert said Justify is starting to build the thoroughbred sales, where the average kind of following that made American prices, if not the volume of purchases, have Share your loved one's story at Pharoah’s 2015 season so important for the increased. sport. The two champions are different, he Industry experts say there’s little hope of placeanad.chicagotribune.com said, not so much in talent as in personality. recapturing the days of Secretariat, when a American Pharoah had unusual pa- horse could appear on the cover of Time tience for the gawkers who wanted to get magazine and rank as arguably the top close to him; Justify tolerates such interac- sports star in the country. tions for “about four seconds and that’s it.” “It’s almost impossible to compare the “He bit me when I was walking him ’70s to what we have now,” Foreman said. around,” Baffert joked after Justify arrived “A lot of media (do not) cover racing the Brought to you by Legacy.com® at Belmont Park on Wednesday. way they did.” But Baffert is confident that if the Derby Shutterstock image used in story and obituary illustration. and Preakness champion handles his [email protected]

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PECK OF THE THE CHORD TO A POINT OF REVERSE CURVE; THENCE SOUTHERLY ALONG A NORTHEAST 1/4 OF SECTION 20, AND THE FRACTIONAL NORTH 1/2 OF An application submitted by SB One Winnetka, LLC (“SB One”) and SB CURVED LINE OF 1087 FEET RADIUS CONVEX SOUTHWESTERLY 25.69 FEET FRACTIONAL SECTION 21, ALL IN TOWNSHIP 42 N, RANGE 13 EAST OF THE Winnetka, LLC, (“SB Winnetka”) (SB One and SB Winnetka are, collectively MEASURED ALONG THE CHORD TO A POINT IN SOUTH LINE OF AFORESAID THIRD PRINCIPAL MERIDIAN, EXCEPT THAT PART OF SAID LOT 1 DESCRIBED the “Applicant”): (1) to develop a mixed use planned development located on EAST 106 FEET OF WEST 109 FEET OF THE NORTH 251 FEET OF BLOCK 24 AS FOLLOWS: BEGINNING AT A POINT IN THE NORTH LINE OF SAID LOT 1, 511-515 Lincoln Avenue, on 714-732 Elm Street, 736-740 Elm Street, and on WINNETKA, 22.26 FEET EAST OF THE SOUTHWEST CORNER THEREOF AND 153.5 FEET EAST OF THE NORTHWEST CORNER OF SAID LOT 1, THENCE the westerly portion of 710 Elm Street (the “Existing One Winnetka Parcels”), THENCE WEST ALONG SAID SOUTH LINE 22.26 FEET TO PLACE OF BEGINNING) EAST ALONG THE NORTH LINE OF SAID LOT 1, 44.35 FEET, THENCE SOUTH and (2) to reconstruct a public parking lot on the easterly portion of 710 Elm ALSO, THE EAST 54 FEET OF THE WEST 163 FEET OF THE NORTH 211 FEET PARALLEL WITH THE EAST LINE OF SAID LOT 1, 72 FEET, THENCE WEST Street. SB One is the property owner of 511-515 Lincoln Avenue and 714- OF THAT PART OF BLOCK 24 OF CHARLES E. PECK’S SUBDIVISION LYING PARALLEL, WITH THE NORTH LINE OF SAID LOT1,44.35 FEET,THENCE NORTH 732 Elm Street. SB Winnetka owns 736 Elm Street and 740 Elm Street. The SOUTH OF THE SOUTH LINE OF ELM STREET IN WINNETKA IN FRACTIONAL 72 FEET MORE OR LESS TO THE POINT OF BEGINNING; AND ALSO EXCEPT Village of Winnetka (the “Village”) owns 710 Elm Street (the “Village Parcel”) SECTION 21, TOWNSHIP 42 NORTH, RANGE 13, EAST OF THE THIRD PRINCIPAL THAT PART OF SAID LOT 1 LYING SOUTHWESTERLY OF A LINE DESCRIBED AS (the Existing One Winnetka Parcels and the Village Parcel are, collectively, MERIDIAN, IN COOK COUNTY, ILLINOIS (PIN 05-21-109-017-0000); FOLLOWS: BEGINNING AT A POINT IN THE NORTH LINE OF SAID LOT 1, BEING the “Subject Parcel”). The Applicant has filed an application seeking the THE SOUTH LINE OF ELM STREET, 110.79 FEET EAST OF THE NORTHWEST following zoning and subdivision relief: PARCEL 2: THAT PART OF LOT 1 IN PROUTY HOMESTEAD SUBDIVISION OF ALL CORNER OF SAID LOT 1 AND RUNNING THENCE SOUTHEASTERLY PARALLEL OF BLOCKS 24 AND 25, LYING NORTHEASTERLY OF THE RIGHT OF WAY OF THE WITH AND 93 FEET NORTHEASTERLY OF AS MEASURED AT RIGHT ANGLES TO A. Rezoning of the Village Parcel from the B1 Multi-Family Residential CHICAGO AND MILWAUKEE ELECTRIC RAILROAD, EXCEPT THE NORTH 211.00 THE SOUTHWESTERLY LINE OF SAID LOT 1, 62.41 FEET TO A POINT OF CURVE, District to the C2 General Retail District, together with the following: FEET OF SAID BLOCK 24, ALSO THE WEST 3.00 FEET OF THE NORTH 211.00 THENCE SOUTHEASTERLY ALONG A CURVED LINE CONVEX NORTHEASTERLY a. Inclusion of the approximately 40 westerly feet of theVillage Parcel FEET OF SAID BLOCK 24, ALL IN WINNETKA, A SUBDIVISION BY CHARLES E. AND HAVING A RADIUS OF 1163 FEET, 17.1 FEET AS MEASURED ALONG THE within the C2 Commercial Overlay District; PECK OF THE NORTHEAST 1/4 OF SECTION 20, AND THE FRACTIONAL NORTH CHORD OF SAID CURVE TO A POINT IN A LINE DRAWN PARALLEL WITH THE b. Inclusion of the approximately 40 westerly feet of theVillage Parcel 1/2 OF FRACTIONAL SECTION 21, TOWNSHIP 42 NORTH, RANGE 13, EAST EAST LINE OF SAID LOT 1 FROM A POINT IN THE NORTH LINE OF SAID LOT within the Standard Height Sub-District of the C2 Zoning District OF THE THIRD PRINCIPAL MERIDIAN, DESCRIBED AS FOLLOWS: BEGINNING 1, 153.5 FEET EAST OF THE NORTHWEST CORNER OF SAID LOT 1, THENCE (4 stories /45feet); and IN THE NORTH LINE OF SAID LOT, 197.85 FEET EAST OF THE NORTHWEST SOUTH ALONG SAID PARALLEL LINE, 5.20 FEET TO A POINT 72 FEET SOUTH OF c. Inclusion of the approximately 60 westerly feet of theVillage Parcel CORNER THEREOF; THENCE EAST ALONG SAID NORTH LINE 10.00 FEET TO THE NORTH LINE OF SAID LOT 1, THENCE EAST PARALLEL WITH THE NORTH within the Transitional Height Sub-District of the C2 Zoning District THE NORTHEAST CORNER OF SAID LOT; THENCE SOUTH ALONG THE EAST LINE OF SAID LOT 1, 3.20 FEET TO A POINT OF INTERSECTION WITH THE (3 stories / 35 feet). LINE OF SAID LOT TO A POINT 46.35 FEET NORTH OF THE SOUTH LINE OF THE PROLONGATION OF A CURVED LINE OF 1163 FEET RADIUS HEREINBEFORE B. Approval of a Plat of Resubdivision of the Subject Property to create Lot NORTH 211.00 FEET OF BLOCK 24 AFORESAID; THENCE NORTHWESTERLY DESCRIBED, THENCE SOUTHEASTERLY ALONG SAID CURVED LINE 105.94 1 and Lot 2 of the One Winnetka Subdivision and a vertical subdivision ALONG A CURVED LINE CONVEX TO THE NORTHEAST, WITH A RADIUS OF FEET AS MEASURED ALONG THE CHORD TO A POINT IN THE EAST LINE OF of Lot 1, which would enable the conveyance of the approximately 40 1163.00 FEET, 105.94 FEET TO THE INTERSECTION OF SAID CURVED LINE, SAID LOT 1, 46.35 FEET NORTH OF THE SOUTH LINE OF THE NORTH 211 westerly feet of the Village-owned 710 Elm Parcel to the Applicant, WITH A LINE DRAWN 72.00 FEET SOUTH OF AND PARALLEL WITH THE NORTH FEET OF BLOCK 24; AND ALSO EXCEPT THAT PART OF LOT 1 DESCRIBED AS and the conveyance of a level of parking beneath the proposed One LINE OF SAID LOT AT A POINT 51.15 FEET WEST OF THE EAST LINE OF SAID FOLLOWS: BEGINNING IN THE NORTH LINE OF SAID LOT 1, 197.85 FEET EAST Winnetka development to the Village, for use as public parking. Said LOT; THENCE EAST ALONG SAID PARALLEL LINE, 41.15 FEET; THENCE NORTH OF THE NORTHWEST CORNER THEREOF; THENCE EAST ALONG SAID NORTH resubdivision requires approval of a variation from the Subdivision PARALLEL WITH SAID EAST LINE TO THE PLACE OF BEGINNING, IN THE VILLAGE LINE 10 FEET TO THE NORTHEAST CORNER OF SAID LOT 1; THENCE SOUTH Ordinance standard prohibiting side lot lines abutting rear lot lines. OF WINNETKA, IN COOK COUNTY, ILLINOIS (PIN 05-20-213-005-0000); ALONG THE EAST LINE OF SAID LOT 1 TO A POINT 46.35 FEET NORTH OF C. Approval of a Final Planned Development for a mixed use development THE SOUTH LINE OF THE NORTH 211 FEET OF BLOCK 24 AFORESAID; THENCE on Lot 1, which mixed use development also requires approval of PARCEL 3: THAT PART OF THE EAST 106.00 FEET OF THE WEST 109.00 NORTHWESTERLY ALONG A CURVED LINE CONVEX TO THE NORTHEAST WITH exceptions and modifications to the Zoning Ordinances. FEET OF THE NORTH 251.00 FEET (EXCEPT THE NORTH 40.00 FEET TAKEN A RADIUS OF 1163 FEET, 105.94 FEET TO THE INTERSECTION OF SAID CURVED D. Special Use approval to the reconstruction of a public parking lot on FOR ELM STREET) OF BLOCK 24 IN WINNETKA, BEING A SUBDIVISION OF LINE WITH A LINE DRAWN 72 FEET SOUTH OF AND PARALLEL WITH THE NORTH Lot 2 of the One Winnetka Subdivision, which parking lot also requires THE NORTHEAST 1/4 OF SECTION 20 AND THE NORTH 1/2 OF FRACTIONAL LINE OF SAID LOT 1 AT A POINT 51.15 FEET WEST OF THE EAST LINE OF SAID approval of the following zoning variations of the Zoning Ordinance: SECTION 21, TOWNSHIP 42 NORTH, RANGE 13, EAST OF THE THIRD PRINCIPAL LOT 1; THENCE EAST ALONG SAID PARALLEL LINE 41.15 FEET; THENCE NORTH a. To allow the required side yard setback along the east property line MERIDIAN, DESCRIBED AS FOLLOWS: COMMENCING AT A POINT ON THE WEST PARALLEL WITH SAID EAST LINE TO THE POINT OF BEGINNING, IN COOK of Lot 2 to be less than 3 feet but greater than 0 feet to LINE OF SAID EAST 106.00 FEET AT A DISTANCE OF 85.00 FEET SOUTH OF THE COUNTY, ILLINOIS (PIN 05-20-213-006-0000); accommodate the proposed parking lot. SOUTH LINE OF ELM STREET; THENCE EAST PARALLEL WITH THE SOUTH LINE b. To allow the loading area and trash enclosure serving the principal OF ELM STREET, 10.00 FEET; THENCE SOUTH PARALLEL WITH THE WEST LINE PARCEL 7: use on the Lot 1 to be located on Lot 2. OF SAID EAST 106.00 FEET, A DISTANCE OF 45.84 FEET TO A POINT; THENCE THEWEST 100 FEET OFTHE EAST 350 FEET OFTHE NORTH 211 FEET OF BLOCK E. Approval of any additional subdivision or zoning relief as may WEST 10.00 FEET TO THE WEST LINE OF SAID EAST 106.00 FEET; THENCE 24 INWINNETKA,A SUBDIVISION OFTHE NORTHEAST QUARTER OF SECTION 20, necessary to accomplish development and use of the Subject Property. NORTH ALONG THE WEST LINE OF SAID EAST 106.00 FEET, A DISTANCE OF ANDTHENORTHHALFOFFRACTIONALSECTION21,TOWNSHIP42NORTH,RANGE 46.00 FEET TO THE PLACE OF BEGINNING, ALL IN COOK COUNTY, ILLINOIS (PIN 13 EAST OF THE THIRD PRINCIPAL MERIDIAN, BY CHAS. E. PECK, ANTE-FIRE, The Subject Property is legally described below. The Subject Property is 05-21-109-012-0000); RERECORDED AUGUST 8, 1873 AS DOCUMENT 119381, IN COOK COUNTY, generally located on the south side of Elm Street between Lincoln Avenue ILLINOIS (PIN 05-21-109-020-0000); and Maple Street. The Existing One Winnetka Parcels are zoned the C-2 PARCEL 4: THE EAST 55.4 FEET OF THE WEST 218.4 FEET OF THE NORTH General Retail Commercial District and the C-2 Overlay District and contain 211 FEET OF THAT PART OF BLOCK 24 LYING SOUTH OF ELM STREET IN PARCEL 8: existing buildings. The Village Parcel is zoned the B-1 Multi-Family THE VILLAGE OF WINNETKA IN SECTION 20 AND SECTION 21, TOWNSHIP THE NORTH 211 FEET OF BLOCK 24 (EXCEPT THE EAST 350 FEET OF SAID Residential District and contains a public surface parking lot. 42 NORTH, RANGE 13, EAST OF THE THIRD PRINCIPAL MERIDIAN, IN COOK BLOCK 24, ALSO EXCEPT THE WEST 218.40 FEET OF SAID BLOCK 24) IN COUNTY, ILLINOIS (PIN 05-21-109-003-0000); WINNETKA, A SUBDIVISION OF THE NORTHEAST QUARTER OF SECTION 20, At said public hearing and at any continuation thereof, all persons interested AND THE NORTH HALF OF FRACTIONAL SECTION 21, TOWNSHIP 42 NORTH, are invited to attend and be heard. Additional information concerning this PARCEL 5: THAT PART OF LOT 1 IN PROUTY HOMESTEAD SUBDIVISION OF RANGE 13 EAST OF THE THIRD PRINCIPAL MERIDIAN, BY CHAS. E. PECK, application and public hearing may be obtained from the Village of Winnetka ALL OF BLOCKS 24 AND 25 LYING NORTHEASTERLY OF THE RIGHT OF WAY ANTE-FIRE, RERECORDED AUGUST 8, 1873 AS DOCUMENT 119381, IN COOK Department of Community Development, 510 Green Bay Road, Winnetka, OF THE CHICAGO AND MILWAUKEE ELECTRIC RAILROAD (EXCEPT THE NORTH COUNTY, ILLINOIS. Illinois, 60093, or phone (847) 716-3526. 211 FEET OF SAID BLOCK 24) ALSO THE WEST 3 FEET OF THE NORTH 211 FEET OF SAID LOT 24, ALL IN WINNETKA, A SUBDIVISION BY CHARLES E. The Village of Winnetka, in compliance with the Americans with The Subject Property is legally described as: PECK OF THE NORTHEAST 1/4 OF SECTION 20, AND THE FRACTIONAL NORTH Disabilities Act, requests that persons with disabilities, who require certain 1/2 OF FRACTIONAL SECTION 21, TOWNSHIP 42 NORTH, RANGE 13 EAST accommodations to allow them to observe and/or participate in this meeting PARCEL 1: THE EAST 106 FEET OF THE WEST 109 FEET OF THE NORTH 251 OF THE THIRD PRINCIPAL MERIDIAN DESCRIBED AS FOLLOWS: BEGINNING or have questions about the accessibility of the meeting facilities, contact FEET OF BLOCK 24 OF WINNETKA, BEING A SUBDIVISION OF THE NORTHEAST AT A POINT IN THE NORTH LINE OF SAID LOT 1, 153.5 FEET EAST OF THE the Village ADA Coordinator at 510 Green Bay Road, Winnetka, Illinois 60093 QUARTER OF SECTION 20 AND THE NORTH HALF OF FRACTIONAL SECTION 21, NORTHWEST CORNER OF SAID LOT 1, THENCE EAST ALONG THE NORTH LINE [Telephone: (847) 716-3543; T.T.Y.: (847) 501-6041]. TOWNSHIP 42 NORTH, RANGE 13, EAST OF THE THIRD PRINCIPAL MERIDIAN, OF SAID LOT 1, 44.3 FEET, THENCE SOUTH PARALLEL WITH THE EAST LINE (EXCEPT THEREFROM THE NORTH 40 FEET TAKEN FOR ELM STREET) ALSO OF SAID LOT 1, 72 FEET, THENCE WEST PARALLEL WITH THE NORTH LINE (EXCEPT THAT PART THEREOF DESCRIBED AS FOLLOWS: COMMENCING AT A OF SAID LOT 41.15 FEET TO THE INTERSECTION OF A CURVED LINE CONVEX

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KIRTHMON F. DOZIER/DETROIT FREE PRESS Monday was a stressful day for Auburn pitcher Casey Mize, who was chosen No. 1 by the Tigers. Despite rumors all season, Mize wouldn’t let himself believe he would be the top choice. Mize’s tense path to No. 1 the night before. But Rhonda very difficult to keep out of your Auburn pitcher felt Mize, Casey’s mom, who usually mind, and so it was stressful,” he staggering stress gets nervous much more easily, said. “My own expectations — ‘I managed to compose herself right wonder if scouts liked this start, if on way to Tigers up until MLB Commissioner Rob they didn’t like this’ and things like Manfred took the stage. that. By Anthony Fenech “When I saw the commissioner “But I enjoyed it as well. I Detroit Free Press come up there and say the words enjoyed getting to meet with that everybody’s said a million teams and go through this process, AUBURN, Ala. — Casey Mize times, ‘Detroit is on the clock,’ or so it’s definitely something I’ll awoke Monday morning sleep- whatever, that’s what got me,” she remember and enjoyed. But, man, deprived but with a drive ahead to said. I’m happy that it’s over.” chase a dream. Whenever the Tigers were He fidgeted with a microphone When Mize was in high school, mentioned during MLB Net- and fixed his earpiece before an he often made the two-hour drive work’s predraft show, Mize’s interview on MLB Network. He from his small hometown of name wasn’t far behind. And for was thrown off because of the Springville, Ala., to Atlanta for good reason. Mize has dominated network’s tape delay. travel baseball games, even on at Auburn this season, showing off “You don’t really know what to days he wasn’t pitching. When he his elite command of four pitches expect because you’re just thrown was a homesick freshman in — a fastball, split-fingered pitch, into the fire and you’ve just got to college, he drove 19 hours by slider and cut fastball — that figure it out,” Mize said. “So I did himself to play in the Cape Cod helped make him the safest and the best I could with it, wired up League in Massachusetts. most MLB-ready player in this and everything, but it was awe- But Monday’s drive from year’s draft. some, though.” Raleigh, N.C., to Auburn was “Will they take Casey Mize?” He pulled his parents close, different. Mize, the most dynamic host Greg Amsinger said on the wondering whether they were in right-handed pitcher in college predraft show. the picture, and then stood before baseball this season, was eight “My gut tells me that we were everyone for a thank-you address. hours from clearing the first right on this one,” analyst Jona- He told his teammates he loved hurdle in his dream of becoming a than Mayo said. “That Casey Mize them and that they weren’t done major-league pitcher. from Auburn is going to be the winning baseball games this sea- Mize had been aware of his first guy that comes off the board.” son — indeed, Mize and Auburn draft status the last few months. Sitting in the front row of the will face Florida and Brady Singer He’d seen the scouts in the seats at Auburn athletics auditorium, be- in Saturday’s super-regional his Auburn games. He’d met with tween his parents and surrounded opener. He began to tear up while every major-league team. And in by other family members and talking about Auburn coach Butch the days leading up to this week’s friends who helped push him to Thompson and gave hugs and draft, he’d read the mock drafts — this point, Mize had no clue what handshakes and high-fives. He all of which accurately predicted would happen. finished by saying, “What are we the Tigers would take him with It’s common for the No. 1 pick to going to do now?” the No. 1 pick. know his fate well before it’s But as one chapter on Mize’s “I denied everything,” he said. announced, given the contract life closed inside the auditorium, “That all meant nothing. I wasn’t negotiations that often take place BUTCH DILL/AP another began as he waited buying into anything until my behind the scenes. But that wasn’t Casey Mize, pitching in the Southeastern Conference tournament, will around in the atrium. name was called over that screen.” the case here. There was some throw Saturday against rival Florida in the NCAA super regionals. His phone was blowing up. He And so, on this drive, still fuzzy uncertainty heading into the final had 64 notifications, then 82, and from a 5:30 a.m. wake-up call, hours Monday, perhaps over con- Then, in an ice-breaking mo- “Casey.” eventually too many. He opened Mize caught up on some sleep in tract figures or even Mize himself. ment, Mize’s father received a Not knowing what to do — and Twitter and turned off his men- the back seat of his parents’ SUV. Yet if anyone knew whether the phone call from someone who how could he? — Mize pressed his tions. He gained more than 500 The drive took nearly seven Tigers were taking Mize, it would apparently did not know his head into the palm of his hands. followers almost immediately af- hours, but somewhere on Inter- have been Dustin Bledsoe, Mize’s youngest son was minutes from He was, after months of specu- ter being drafted. state 85 outside of Atlanta, the adviser, who might not have been becoming the No. 1 pick in the lation, the No. 1 pick of the Tigers. There will be more interviews. emotions started settling in. willing to share any rumblings he MLB draft. Laughter ensued. He was happy, for sure. He Many more followers. A lot of “I just remember he asked me had heard out of respect for the There were cameras pointed at hugged his mom, hugged his dad, attention for a small-town kid halfway, ‘Are you OK with to- moment. Mize, a bright light shining in his hugged everyone nearby. He al- who went from undrafted high day?’ ” said Tali Mild, Mize’s “He just kind of wanted me to eye and an earpiece that wouldn’t most blacked out, going numb at school player to the biggest girlfriend. “I was like: ‘Yes, I’m enjoy the moment,” Mize said. “I stay put. There was eye contact the sound of his first name. prospect in a baseball-crazed city. OK. I just have a lot of emotions.’ don’t really know. But he was like, with a reporter from Detroit, “That’s why I don’t think I went Mize and his girlfriend were And he said: ‘It’s OK. Me too.’ ” ‘It’s probably just going to be a which highlighted the overarch- crazy or anything,” he said. “I the last people to leave the build- A night earlier, Mize had been thing that you’re just going to have ing awkwardness of the moment. couldn’t really fathom what was ing on the biggest day of his life. up until 2:30 a.m., still wired from to find out.’ ” Everybody was expecting Mize really happening.” They headed to the parking lot helping Auburn win its first re- Half an hour earlier, as team- would be the No. 1 pick. What But happiness isn’t what he and to Mild’s car, which he prefers gional championship in 19 years. mates cheered when his high- would happen if he wasn’t? And remembers most about the mo- to ride in. The radio in Mize’s Now, hours from the moment that lights appeared on the big screen what would the reporter tell his ment. It was relief. truck doesn’t work. The air condi- had put so much pressure on him in the room, Mize showed off the editor? “There is some pressure that tioning has only two functions: off this season, Mize couldn’t help sweat under his right arm. He As the Tigers’ four minutes on comes with it, and there’s a lot of or full blast. He eventually wants a but think of the long drives he had didn’t need to be asked whether the clock turned into seconds, stuff that goes with it, but I did my Toyota 4Runner, and soon he’ll taken in the past. he was nervous. Mize’s left leg began to shake. His best to enjoy it,” he said. “But now have enough money to buy one for “I was reminiscing on those The anticipation grew during mom held his hand. His dad that it’s over, I’m pretty happy.” himself. moments,” he said. “Some of the that commercial break right be- patted him a couple of times on Sure, he had thought about But until then, he’s content stuff that we did to get to this fore the pick was announced. For the leg. He stared at the big screen, what Monday’s moment might riding shotgun with his girlfriend point. And I definitely think it a moment, the room seemed to go his earpiece still loose, waiting for feel like. At times, he thought and pitching Auburn closer to the made the moment more special.” quiet, which only ramped up words that would change his life. about it on the pitching mound. Or College World Series without the The moment finally came at 7:11 Mize’s nerves even more. “With the first selection of the while walking to class. Or before pressure of trying to be the No. 1 p.m., after the most excruciating His aunt, who had flown in 2018 MLB draft, the Detroit Ti- he went to sleep at night. Mize, for pick. commercial break in Mize family from Washington, patted him on gers select ...” all the accounts about his cool No, as the scoreboard across the history. the shoulder. The scene unfolded simply, as presence on the mound, is a street at Plainsman Park, Auburn Jason Mize, Casey’s dad — a “Whatever happens is fine,” you’d expect, with an eruption 21-year-old. baseball’s home stadium, proudly police officer who rarely gets Mize told her, and you almost after Manfred spoke the only “I did my best as I could to kind displayed, Casey Mize is the No. 1 nervous — began feeling anxious believed him. word they needed to hear: of tune that out, but obviously it’s pick in the MLB draft. 12 Chicago Tribune | Chicago Sports | Section 2 | Saturday, June 9, 2018 eNEWSPAPER BONUSCOVERAGE

LACHLAN CUNNINGHAM/GETTY AnWarriors coach Steve Kerrextalks with KevinperiencedDurant during Game 2 of the NBA Finals in Oakland. The Warriors swept theteacherCavaliers to win their third championship in four years.

Kerr leans on time added that Kerr “doesn’t want to be arrogant; he doesn’t like to use with Bulls to coach the word ‘I.’”Yet Kerr said he has talked about the Bulls’ 1997-98 champion Warriors season “when applicable.” “Hebringsthatsituation up and By Mark Medina also how guys were not tired of San Jose Mercury News each other, but it had been a long two years. That third year was CLEVELAND —The Warriors even longer,” veteran guard Shaun played with apathy, sloppiness Livingston said. “He was letting us and fatigue. But even if they lost know it’s not anything new. It’s three of their first seven regular- not anything we can’t figure out.” season games by playing below The Warriors did not always their championship standard, figure things out. coach Steve Kerr spoke in a calm Kerr became upset with Curry and measured tone. when he forgot to run a play Kerr “It’s about not snapping right drew up during a timeout in now,” Kerr said. mid-November in Philadelphia. Nearly six months later, Kerr Kerr shouted expletives when snapped. In a 20-point loss in reserve Patrick McCaw did not Indiana inmid-April, the Warriors run a play correctly in a 30-point showed nearly the same level of loss in Utah in late January. After apathy, sloppiness and fatigue as the Warriors’ 20-point loss in they had to open the 2017-18 Indiana, Kerr questioned the regular season. They were also in team’s effort in an exchange that the midst of losing 10 of their last prompted Durant to publicly de- 17 regular-season games. So Kerr fend his teammates. told both his players in the locker “It was frustrating. We just room and reporters outside that wanted to get to the end of the he considered the performance season,” Durant said. “But we still “embarrassing” and “pathetic.” SCOTT OLSON/REUTERS wanted to take advantage of those Those two incidents captured Steve Kerr embraces Michael Jordan after the Bulls won the 1998 NBA Finals over the Jazz to complete the games that we had. It’s a weird, Kerr’s season-long balancing act. team’s second three-peat. Kerr said he doesn’t bring up his time with the Bulls with his Warriors players. weird mix. I think he was trying to Sometimes he showed patience, light a fire under us and let us mindful that his players’ apathy out,” Kerr said. “It’s a delicate hanging in the balance. If we lost unrestricted free agent in 2020. know what it takes to win again.” and inconsistency partly stemmed balance.” that game, we were facing a Game As Kerr said: “Hopefully we Kerr, however, often refrained from appearing in three consecu- The Warriors say Kerr mostly 7on the road,” Kerr said. “Obvi- have many years together. We’ll from trying to light a fire under his tive NBA Finals. Sometimes he mastered that delicate balance. ously we had this guy, Michael see. But you never know how this players for a simple reason. As he expressed frustration, mindful “He’s lived it. I don’t think I’d Jordan, who did some good things stuff goes.” said, “it probably wasn’t going to that poor habits could lead to poor rather have anybody else shep- that night and was able to win. But “That Bulls team, they didn’t work.” postseason results. herding us through this journey it really did feel like we were accomplish everything they had to Not only might players tune The source of Kerr’s varying than Steve,” general manager Bob hanging on by a thread.” accomplish together. It was their Kerr out, but they also might approach: He experienced the Myers said. “He’s got a great All of this happened under a time to finish and break it up,” become exhausted with the work. same championship hangover equanimity about it. He predicted unique backdrop. Durant said. “For us, it’s still a little “He doesn’t want to put us on with the 1997-98 Bulls after win- it would be pretty hard.” The Bulls knew this would be new and fresh and we’re still the line and run sprints. It’s ning the previous two NBA titles. After all, Kerr remembered the final year. Former general learning each other. We’re still counterintuitive,” Livingston said. Despite a sluggish start, overlap- what happened during the Bulls’ manager Jerry Krause and former figuring each other out.” “It’s counterproductive. Now ping injuries and a seven-game 1997-98 season. They had set an coach Phil Jackson had such The Warriors figuredthingsout we’re worn out come April and Eastern Conference finals against NBA regular-season record in philosophical differences that it well enough. They won the 2017- May when we need it. So it’s about the Pacers, the Bulls won a third 1995-96 by going 72-10 (which the appeared evident Jackson would 18 title partly because they fol- talking to us about the process. It consecutive championship by Warriors broke in 2015-16). The not stay. Several star players, lowed a similar road approach the helps.” both leaning on their star-studded Bulls followed that up with a 67-15 including Jordan and Pippen, had 1997-98 Bulls took. The Warriors Instead, Kerr tried to break up roster and navigating the regular- record and another NBA title. the same allegiances to Jackson handled overlapping injuries to the monotony with shorter prac- season marathon. The following season, though, and the same views toward their All-Star players, including tices, guest speakers and days off. “You feel that as a player. So I the Bulls started 8-7. Forward Krause, whose “organizations win Curry, who missed a combined 31 During a regular-season game knowhowour guys feel,” Kerr told Scottie Pippen missed the first 35 championships” line alienated games with four ankleinjuriesand against the Suns in mid-February, the Bay Area News Group. “That’s games because of offseason foot players. Therefore, Jackson called aleft knee injury. By March, the Kerr had his players lead the why I try to pace them and surgery. AndKerr recalled “having the season “The Last Dance.” Warriors put higher priority on huddles and draw up plays during understand it’s going to be a several discussions as a team” on “Phil kind of set the tone,” Kerr sitting hurt players than holding timeouts. roller-coaster ride.” how to fix everything. recalled. “We kind of knew that home-court advantage. “There were times throughout That roller-coaster ride fea- They eventually did. wasit. We had to takeadvantage of “You have to manage guys’ our season we had disinterested tured many twists and turns. But The Bulls went 16-3 to close out it and get everybody excited to minutes throughout the season members in practice or in games. the Warriors completed the ride the regular season. They won play and not worry about what and play the young guys in case We were scratching our heads,” without falling off. After finishing seven of their first eight playoff was next.” you may need them late in the Fraser said. “But Steve was taking with the Western Conference’s games. After surviving the seven- The Warriors do not have such season,” Durant said. “You have to the side of: ‘Look, this is a long second-best record (58-27), they game series against the Pacers, the concerns. They re-signed Stephen coach them every day. Steve’s season. We can’t just whip these won their third NBA champi- Bulls beat the Jazz in six games in Curry last summer to a five-year, done a good job of that.” guys all the time.’ ” onship in four years by sweeping the NBA Finals for the second $201 million deal. Though Kevin Despite handling that job by After all, Kerr credited Jackson the Cavaliers in the finals. consecutive year. Durant will be a free agent in July, leaning on his playing career in for abstaining from the same “I just tried to find the balance It was not easy, though. Kerr he has reiterated his plans to stay. Chicago, Kerr said he rarely tactic. between pushing them and re- remembers Pippen riding a sta- Klay Thompson has expressed shares stories about his three-year “I’m competitive. I want to win minding them how important the tionary biketo keep his back warm openness to re-sign at a relative title run with the Bulls because “I every game,” Kerr said. “But I details are and not pushing them during a Game 6 that could have discount possibly before he be- don’t want to be that guy.” recognize, especially having been too hard at the same time and not decided their title fortunes. comes a free agent in 2019. Dray- Warriors assistant Bruce Fra- in theirshoes with that Bulls team, grinding them and wearing them “It felt like everything was mond Green will become an ser, one of Kerr’s closest friends, that we’re going to be fine.” C Saturday, June 9, 2018 | Section 3

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Mitsubishi Outlander plugs into practicality

By Mark Phelan, Detroit Free Presss 2018 Mitsubishi Outlander or a company nearly left for Plug-In Hybrid SUV dead two years ago, Mitsubishi is Quiet: Hushed in EV mode showing a lot of life. Acceleration: Lacking The Outlander plug-in hybrid F Space: Not quite as much as an SUV on sale now introduces a hot new technology to the compact SUV segment without a plug that’s taking the market by storm. What? A five-seat SUV that gets electric- Outlander plug-in is a five-seat SUV only range, then runs on gas. that’s about the size of the Chevrolet Where? Made in Okazaki, Japan. Equinox, Nissan Rogue and Toyota What makes it go? A 2-liter 4-cylinder RAV4. engine and two electric motors. The Outlander feels so much like the perfect vehicle for the times; it’s hard How thirsty? 22 miles of range on its bat- to believe it was little Mitsubishi that it teries, then it runs on gas. It gets 25 miles came up with the concept of a plug-in per gallon on average when running on hybrid SUV, not a multimillion-dollar- gas alone. selling brand such as Chevrolet, Ford, How big? 15.4-feet long. Toyota or Volkswagen. How much? Starts at $34,595 for a base Plug-in hybrid vehicles, or PHEVs, are model, about a $2,300 premium more vehicles — like the Chevrolet Volt — than the conventional gas version. that have batteries to carry them some distance and gasoline engines to provide Overall: A great idea, having all the prac- the range for longer trips. Outlander ticality of an SUV with the thrift that PHEV has an EPA-rated 22-mile range goes with being able to drive much or all — which it exceeded in our testing — of a daily commute on electricity alone. on fully charged batteries and a total of 310 miles when its 2-liter gasoline engine kicks in after the batteries are drained. the SUV in stop-and-go traffic on surface You can select an EV-only mode that streets. shuts out the engine or allows the engine The interior is roomy and comfortable. to turn on and off as needed, depending The instruments are big and clear, and on conditions. You can also set a the audio and climate controls have easy- charging mode that allows you to top off to-use buttons and dials. the battery from the gasoline engine, or The non-hybrid Outlander has three choose to minimize electric power, saving rows of seats and can accommodate it for when you get to congested urban seven. The PHEV seats five; the battery areas where it’ll do you the most good. and rear electric motor take up space Mitsubishi won’t provide the total under the floor that squeezed out the power the hybrid system produces. One third row. thing is certain: Its 277 horsepower, but The lithium-ion battery pack and rear- it lacks the oomph you might expect if axle electric motor take up a lot of space you added the gasoline engine’s output to under the rear floor, creating a cargo the two electric motors. Acceleration is area that’s smaller than most competing not impressive. It feels closer to the 160 compact SUVs. horsepower available from the electric Overall, Outlander plug-in has a lot motors alone. of technology from a company such as The plug-in is almost unnervingly quiet Japan’s Mitsubishi, which got a new lease when you’re driving in EV mode. There’s on life when the Renault-Nissan alliance nearly no road noise trundling along rescued it from near-certain bankruptcy surface streets at up to 45 miles per hour. in October 2016. All Outlander plug-in hybrid vehicles The fact that the company developed have a lithium-ion battery; charging ports a sophisticated and unique vehicle for 120, 240 or 440 volts, and all-wheel such as the Outlander PHEV with the drive. While the Outlander’s smaller meager resources it had before joining batteries reduce its cruising range, they the alliance is reason for optimism. Now also reduce charging time. It takes 3.5 that Mitsu is part of the world’s largest hours to fully charge the batteries with a automaker, there’s no telling what it may 240-volt connection. do. Mitsubishi says an Outlander can Chevrolet is expected to add a PHEV get an 80 percent charge in 25 minutes version of its Equinox compact SUV in a from one of the less-common DC fast year or so. It will be a disappointment if chargers. A full charge from a residential the new Toyota RAV4 that goes on sale 120-volt outlet takes eight hours. later this year didn’t also offer a PHEV Outlander’s all-electric mode model. consistently exceeded its EPA-rated Until then, the Outlander PHEV 22-mile range on a charge when I drove stands alone.

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