WEDNESDAY, JUNE 22, 2016 The Boston Globe Business C5

Food

Starbucks’lattes underfireincourt Recipe gives buyers fewer ounces than promised, suit says

The eight-story complex was built by the By Nicole Hernandez military in GLOBE STAFF 1918 as a Will Starbucks bring in a barista as storehouse. In a witness in federal court? World War II, The company last week lost some of about 50,000 its motions to have a class-action law- people worked suit dismissed in California. at nearby Army The suit, filed in March by Califor- and Navy nia customers Siera Strumlauf and facilities. The Benjamin Robles, alleges that Star- city acquired bucks’ standardized recipes for lattes the former give customers fewer ounces of coffee storehouse than advertised. (below is an US District Judge Thelton E. Hen- interior shot) derson found that the plaintiffs had in 1983. sufficient cause to bring allegations on EDIC’S COLLECTION OF ARMY AND NAVY PHOTOS five counts against Starbucks, includ- ing a claim of fraud. Strumlauf and Robles presented “alleged plausible facts that a reason- able consumer would be misled by [the] defendant’s representations,” Henderson wrote in a 14-page order. Henderson did grant Starbucks’ motions to dismiss the three other counts in the lawsuit. In a statement, Starbucks said it is pleased with the order limiting the lawsuit. “We . . . believe that this lawsuit and the recently-filed similar actions are without merit. All of our handcrafted beverages are made in accordance with our customers’ preferences. If a customer is not satisfied with their beverage preparation, we will gladly remake it. We will be prepared to de- fend our case in court.” The California lawsuit is one of sev- eral around the country against Star- bucks, including one filed earlier this year in Chicago over its cold drinks.

Nicole Hernandez can be reached at [email protected]. Follow her on Twitter @NRHSJax.

AmazonFresh launchesinBoston Same-day delivery promised for groceries, household goods ERIC ROTH

By Megan Woolhouse GLOBE STAFF Online retailing giant Amazon.com, Inc. announced Tuesday that it has launched its on-demand grocery ser- vice in Boston. AmazonFresh costs $299 a year, or $200 for people who already have an Amazon Prime membership. It offers groceries, prepared meals, beauty prod- ucts, and household goods for same- day or next-day delivery. The Seattle-based company, which recently came under intense criticism for excluding three ZIP codes in pre- dominantly black Roxbury from its same-day delivery service for other goods, repeatedly declined to provide a list of the neighborhoods or ZIP codes where its new grocery service will be available. But the company’s public re- lations firm said the service will be available in Roxbury. (Following the earlier controversy, Amazon extended its same-day service to Roxbury.) Entering ZIP codes into Amazon’s website shows the service is available in most Boston neighborhoods, including many sections of Allston, the Back Bay, Beacon Hill, Brighton, Charlestown, Cheung Chen Dorchester, Jamaica Plain, and Matta- worked on pan. The zone also appears to extend to lamp shades at such towns as Acton and Concord. the company The company said more than Blanche P. 95,000 products will be available Field, which through AmazonFresh in Boston. Fruit, makes custom vegetables, meat, pet food — even high- lamps in the ly perishable seafood — qualify for Seaport; a same- and next-day delivery. Amazon rooftip farming said all grocery orders made by 10 a.m. operations is through AmazonFresh can be delivered part of the mix by dinner time; orders made by 10 p.m. at the century- can be delivered by breakfast. old complex Local retailers are also participating, that’s been including Savenor’s Market (a Cam- rechristened as bridge butcher), Chestnut Farm (a live- the Innovation stock farm in Hardwick), and Red’s and Design Best (a Boston fishmonger), as well as Building. merchants at CommonWealth Kitchen Modern office in Dorchester, a nonprofit incubator space (far left) that helps local entrepreneurs start is also part of food-based businesses and careers. the upgrade. Amazon recently built a 1.2 million- square-foot warehouse and fulfillment center in Fall River. It also leased 96,600 square feet of refrigerated space in Everett last year.

Dan Adams of the Globe Staff contributed to this report. Megan Woolhouse can be reached at [email protected]. Follow PHOTOS BY DAVID L. RYAN/GLOBE STAFF her on Twitter @MegWoolhouse. C6 Business The Boston Globe WEDNESDAY, JUNE 22, 2016 THE BOSTON GLOBE Bank links debit card rewards 25 to student loan payment plan Index of publicly traded companies in Massachusetts STUDENT LOANS plan. And DeMello said Gradifi, Meanwhile, Fidelity Invest- Continued from Page C1 Globe 25 index which offers employers the tech- ments on Tuesday launched a new Gradifi participants will have to nology to make the payments, is online tool to help borrowers map open a free checking account with managing $150 million in student out their student loans and repay- Radius and get a debit card. Every loans a week, as new customers ment options. purchase using the debit card sign up. Think of it as the reverse of a re- earns the user 1 percent, which And banks are eager to piggy- tirement savings calculator that Fi- goes directly to paying off student back on these programs. Citizens delity deploys to encourage con- loans. Financial, with $140 billion in as- sumers to put money into their There is no limit on how much sets, offers refinancing options so 401(k) plans and watch it grow. customers can earn. borrowers can consolidate student The student debt calculator helps Still, with the average student loans and reduce interest pay- borrowers understand how much loan debt load at about $30,000, ments. Student loans have been they have borrowed, with interest, that means lots of trips to the gro- among the fastest growing con- how long it will take to pay off the cery store and debit card swipes to sumer loans for Citizens, and the loan, and how their debt load earn enough to chip away at that portfolio has nearly doubled in the would change if they refinanced or balance. last two years, from $2.3 billion in changed their monthly payments. Student loan debt repayment as 2014 to $4.4 billion last year. “It’s a paydown calculator, in- an employee benefit, on par with a stead of a save up calculator,” said 401(k) match, has recently gained Sean Belka, the head of Fidelity traction as the labor market tight- ‘We love the profile of Labs, which is piloting the free ens and companies compete to at- tool. tract and keep younger workers, people who are Many consumers don’t know many of whom are saddled with paying down debt.’ how much they owe in different thousands of dollars in college loans and what they’re really pay- loans. The Department of Educa- MIKE BUTLER ing over several years, Belka said. tion pegs outstanding student loan Chief executive of Radius Bank Fidelity has no plans to enter debt at $1.2 trillion. the student loan lending space, but In the spring of 2015, only 3 if consumers find the calculators percent of companies helped work- Social Finance Inc., or SoFi, a and site helpful, the company ers reduce their student loan debt, Silicon Valley online lender that might consider marketing the tech- according to a survey by the Society specializes in student loan refi- nology in some form, company offi- for Human Resource Management, nancing, has worked with more cials said. a Virginia-based trade group. But than 400 companies that want to Borrowers can plug in informa- several large financial and consult- help their employees restructure tion about their loan amounts, in- ing firms have since rolled out pro- student loan debt. terest rates, and monthly payments grams to help workers reduce their By making student loan repay- and find out what their total repay- student loan debt, including Bos- ments less onerous, banks believe ment will be and how long they’ll ton-based Fidelity Investments, they can make young people more have to carry the loan. The calcula- Natixis Global Asset Management, willing to take on other debt, such tor also offers options, such as a Boston-based unit of the French as a home mortgage. Citizens esti- where a consumer could put an ex- financial firm Natixis, and Pricewa- mates that, on average, refinancing tra $100 per month to save in the terhouseCoopers, the global audit- a student loan can save borrowers long run. ing and consulting firm. $137 per month lowering the inter- John Zurick, the executive vice The companies have structured est rate by 1.5 percent. president of American Student As- their programs to meet their own By working with student loan sistance, a Boston-based nonprofit needs and budgets, but they essen- employee benefits programs, banks that counsels borrowers, said he tially provide a monthly contribu- get access to low-risk, younger cus- welcomes these private efforts, but tion that is paid directly to the stu- tomers because the companies of- said more systemic changes are al- dent loan company. Natixis, for ex- fering the benefits tend to be so needed to ensure that people ample, is contributing a maximum white-collar finance and consulting can afford a college education. of $10,000 toward federal student firms. “It’s not a panacea by any loans for employees who have “We love the profile of people means,” Zurick said. “But it’s a step Markets worked there at least five years. who are paying down debt,” said in the right direction.” The programs are popular with Butler, with Radius Bank. The Stocks rise on soothing Fed news workers. Within a few weeks of bank, with $800 million in assets, Deirdre Fernandes can be reached launching its program this past is also trying to focus more on vir- at [email protected]. spring, Fidelity had 5,000 workers tual banking and luring younger, Follow her on Twitter Stocks rose Tuesday as investors were relieved to hear enrolled in its loan repayment tech-savvy customers. @fernandesglobe. chairwoman Janet Yellen say the Federal Reserve will be cautious about raising interest rates because of uncertain- ties facing the US economy, including a recent slowdown in job growth. The Fed left interest rates unchanged in June In college, and will meet again in July. Investors were preoccupied with Yellen’s congressional testimony and Britain’s looming vote on whether to quit the European Union. For a second the 6-year straight day, stocks rose as investors felt a bit surer Britain will stay in the EU. Energy companies climbed, despite a dip in the price of oil, which is trading well above its low plan will early this year of $26 a barrel. Benchmark US crude fell 1.1 percent to $48.85 a barrel Tuesday. Still, Schlumberger stock gained 1.2 percent, and Occidental Petroleum rose cost you 1.4 percent. In other company news, CarMax posted disap- pointing quarterly results; its stock gave up 4.9 percent, while AutoNation fell 3 percent and auto supplier Borg- By Danielle Douglas-Gabriel Warner skidded 4 percent. American Science & Engineer- WASHINGTON POST ing, maker of X-ray inspection systems, rose 14 percent; it’s It is pretty common these days being bought by OSI Systems for $263.9 million. for college students to take six years DOW JONES industrial average to complete a bachelor’s degree, but those extra two years in school could mean forgoing tens of thousands of dollars in earnings and retirement savings, according to a new study from NerdWallet. PAUL SAKUMA/ASSOCIATED PRESS/FILE 2012 The San Francisco-based con- A study says spending a fifth year in college could cost $46,355 in sumer finance company used a com- income; add a sixth year and the loss in pay rises to $94,353. bination of government data and employment surveys to analyze the cent over the standard 10 years, to credits is sufficient, the average lifelong cost of spending a few addi- figure out the added costs. An extra graduate accumulates 138.4 credits tional semesters in school. Here are year at a public college would run a by the time he or she receives a some of the highlights: student an average $12,557 in tu- bachelor’s degree, according to the R Lost wages: Researchers used ition and fees, plus an additional Department of Education. Add an- data from the National Association $6,040 in interest on a student loan. other 20.3 credits for the average of Colleges and Employers to deter- At a private college, that extra year amount of courses that students fail, mine that a student who takes five could run you $18,992 in tuition repeat, or withdraw from, and those NASDAQ Composite index years to graduate could forgo and fees and $7,823 in interest over credit hours jump to 158.7 credits $46,355 in income, the average 10 years. earned or attempted. At an estimat- starting salary for the class of 2013. Higher education reform groups ed cost of $361 per credit, those A similar student who took six years say colleges need to revamp remedi- credits start to add up. could miss out on $94,353, assum- al courses and degree requirements Still, students juggling school, ing wage growth of 4 percent in the that often keep students in school work, and family may have a hard second year on the job, according to for much longer than needed. Uni- time carrying a full course load. the study. versities often require students with Nearly two-thirds of students at R Less retirement savings: If weak academic records to take community colleges, for instance, at- you’re not working, chances are courses to help them catch up to the tend part time because of those you’re not saving for retirement. rest of their classmates, but those re- kinds of obligations, according to And as the adage goes, every year medial classes don’t count toward a data from the American Association you’re not saving for retirement is degree. A recent study by think tank of Community Colleges. Earning an an extra year you’ll have to work. Education Reform Now found one associate’s degree in two years Let’s assume a new college graduate in four students has to enroll in re- would certainly reduce costs for would stash 7.1 percent of their in- medial classes the first year of col- those students, but increasing their come in a retirement plan, the aver- lege. Those students, nearly half of grant aid could arguably be more ef- age contribution for people under whom come from middle and up- fective. S&P 500 index 25, according to the Bureau of Labor per-income households, can end up The Obama administration has Statistics. Compound those savings paying more in tuition and fees be- urged Congress to expand the feder- over 45 years based on a standard 7 cause those courses often delay al Pell grant program to boost grad- percent annual return and a student them from graduating on time. uation rates among college students who takes five years to graduate Complete College America, a in financial need. A Senate subcom- would miss out on $82,074 in life- nonprofit advocacy group, has mittee recently approved an appro- time retirement savings, according called on colleges to offer remedia- priations bill that authorizes full- to NerdWallet. Taking six years to tion alongside college-level courses, time students who qualify for Pell to graduate would cost that same stu- instead of having students take re- receive the grants three semesters a dent up to $150,882. medial classes before their core year instead of two. The administra- R Extra tuition: Spending an ex- courses. The group also says cap- tion has said this will help students tra year or two isn’t cheap. Re- ping the number of credit hours re- afford to take a full load of courses searchers at NerdWallet took the av- quired to earn a degree would make year-round, earn a degree faster, erage tuition at public and private it easier for students to graduate on and avoid taking on a lot of student nonprofit colleges, coupled with the time as long as they take 15 credit debt. Members of Congress say the expense of repaying student loans at hours a semester. bill has a good chance of clearing SOURCE: Bloomberg News an annual interest rate of 4.9 per- Though most educators say 120 both chambers. WEDNESDAY, JUNE 22, 2016 The Boston Globe Business C7 FAA eases regulations for commercial drones

DRONES “The FAA continues to ignore “With this new rule, we are tak- Continued from Page C1 the top concern of Americans ing a careful and deliberate ap- and then it becomes harder to ar- about the deployment of commer- proach that balances the need to gue against broader uses — like for cial drones in the United States — deploy this new technology with delivery.” the need for strong privacy safe- the FAA’s mission to protect public Drone makers and tech compa- guards,” said Marc Rotenberg, safety,” said Michael Huerta, the nies have been lobbying for the president of Electronic Privacy In- FAA administrator. “But this is rules for five years. But the Obama formation Center. just our first step. We’re already administration, while trying to ac- In February 2015, the FAA cre- working on additional rules that commodate the potential econom- ated its first rules for recreational will expand the range of opera- ic benefits of the technology, has drone users and more than tions.” struggled to safely integrate the 450,000 hobbyists registered last The demand by companies has popular, remote-controlled flying winter in the government’s user been broad. Real estate brokers vehicles into airspace. database. want to use drones to take aerial Pilots and privacy groups that Previously, companies had to estate photos, news organizations pushed hard for greater safety pro- apply for special permission from believe the machines would be visions and strong surveillance the FAA to operate drones. The useful for news gathering, farmers rules expressed fear that clearing government has issued more than want to use them to survey fields, AMAZON the way for more of the flying ma- 6,000 approvals and about 7,000 and emergency responders believe chines posed new dangers and few companies are on a waiting list for the devices would be useful for protections from spying. The FAA approval. When the new rules go rescue operations. mercial drones could generate powerful innovation that could A drone tested rules prohibit drones from flying into effect in 60 days, companies In a fact sheet released by the more than $82 billion in the next have a positive impact on our by Amazon for above people and faster than 100 will no longer have to gain that White House, the government cit- decade. economy,” said Josh Earnest, the the delivery of miles per hour. special exemption. ed economic estimates that com- Drones “represent a potentially White House press secretary. packages. Doctors revisit basic Diehards breath test for health keep grip on

BREATH diagnose and treat. Because the BlackBerrys Continued from Page C1 lung tissue is so delicate, it’s them determine the cause of the tough to probe, so doctors often By Gerrit De Vynck disease. The idea of this inner have a hard time determining BLOOMBERG NEWS breath, known as the pneuma, whether a patient has a viral or NEW YORK — Darren Kao has was seen as a kind of life force bacterial infection — or worse, two apps on his Sony Xperia An- that sustained the vital organs fungal pneumonia, which can be droid phone — WeChat to stay in and consciousness. particularly fatal. touch with his Chinese clients, and “It was the oldest form of diag- On an typical fall day, we in- the Starbucks wallet, for his morn- nostic, and the sensor was the hu- hale as many as 200 airborne fun- ing caffeine fix. For everything else, man nose,” Dr. Joachim Pleil, a gal spores, which a healthy per- he’s got his trusty BlackBerry. breath researcher at the Environ- son’s white blood cells can easily Kao is one of a shrinking tribe of mental Protection Agency, said of disarm. But in a patient like Ro- diehard BlackBerry fans dedicated the early scientists. “Hippocrates lon, whose immune system was to navigating modern life with what would teach his medical students decimated, these inhaled spores most people consider an obsolete that the first thing that they could could quickly occupy the lungs appliance. Echoing many BlackBer- do was smell the guy’s breath to and lead to fungal pneumonia. ry devotees, he says iPhones and indicate different states of dis- If doctors suspect pneumonia, Androids just can’t match Black- ease.” they will often start a patient on Berry’s voice sound quality, central- As modern medicine evolved, course of antibiotics. If there’s no ized notification hub, and physical reliance on breath diminished, response, they’ve ruled out a bac- keyboard. and today there are only a few di- terial infection. If it turns out to To outsiders, it’s an increasingly agnostic breath tests that have be fungal, however, precious time JESSICA RINALDI/GLOBE STAFF perverse lifestyle choice. After all, FDA approval for clinical prac- has been lost, 11 days on average. BlackBerry Ltd. has committed to tice. But scientists are beginning Even if treated, fungal pneumo- they had developed fungal pneu- diagnostics to detect pulmonary A specialized updating the BB10 operating sys- to revisit the ancient methods nia can be fatal in 30 percent of monia. For the past several years, infections, liver diseases, and en- form of a tem only through the end of the with new tools, resulting in a cases. she’s continued to map these pat- sure drug compliance at Cam- breathalyzer is year. It has no stated plans for an- swath of breath-related research Koo hypothesized that she terns as patients undergo treat- bridge Isotope Laboratories in being used by other BB10 phone and is accelerat- that spans the gamut from mea- might be able to detect the pres- ment. Tewksbury. He said breath test- doctors at ing a pivot to handsets running suring “cell breath” in bodily flu- ence of these foreign organisms if In January, Koo’s research ing can allow for a more person- Brigham and Google’s Android. ids to using breath biomarkers to she could take a snapshot of her took a big step forward when she alized look at how we metabolize Women’s Some voices on Wall Street create personalized patient treat- patient’s breath. With every ex- linked up with scientists at Drap- medications. Hospital to test would like BlackBerry to move on, ment programs. Researchers be- hale, we release thousands of air- er Lab who had developed the “We need to personalize medi- for fungal as well. Macquarie analyst Gus Pa- lieve that breath-related tests borne compounds that are a re- microAnalyzer, a shoebox-size de- cine, we have to stop practicing infections, a pageorgiou, who’s covered the Ca- could someday help diagnose cer- sult of our bodies’ inner work- vice that detects vapor particles medicine with trial and error,” he variation on a nadian company on and off since tain forms of cancer. ings, like the carbon dioxide that in the air as tiny as a few parts said. “This area of breath testing diagnostic 2002, said in May that ditching A team of MIT and Harvard we process through our lungs or per trillion. The Draper team had is vast.” technique that hardware altogether would actually students recently won MIT’s the gases our stomachs release in been using it in military settings Last May, Koo won a $50,000 dates back to help the bottom line and cheer the $100,000 entrepreneurship com- the digestion process. If a fungus for more than a decade, and it health and technology grant from Hippocrates. market. Chief executive John Chen petition for developing a smart- had taken up residence in a pa- now helps protect the astronauts the Brigham to extend her work has said he’ll do that if he can’t phone-enabled breath test for tient’s lung, she reasoned, it too on the International Space Sta- to detect bacterial and viral pneu- make the handset unit profitable by lung cancer. The company, Astra- would be giving off compounds tion from toxic gas leaks. But they monias in patients, and she is September. eus Technologies, is a direct nod that would be chemically distinct were searching for uses in a med- working with Draper to start the He can probably expect renewed to its medical forebears — it’s from that of humans. ical setting. process to gain FDA approval for pressure when BlackBerry reports named after the Greek god of “It’s almost like this alien in- Tim Postlethwaite, a program her breathalyzer tool. Koo says earnings on Thursday. On average, wind. side your lung that has this total- manager in Draper’s biomedical the ability to have a noninvasive 21 analysts surveyed by Bloomberg The surge in interest led Pleil, ly different metabolism,” she solutions department, said he breath test for respiratory disor- expect the company to post a loss of the editor of the Journal of said. If she could isolate them sees great promise in the partner- ders is a tremendous step for- 7 cents and pull in $471 million in Breath Research, to publish a pa- through a four-minute-long ship. Breath tests are noninva- ward for clinical care, one that revenue. per this past March outlining a breath test, she could diagnose sive, meaning they can be done can have a lasting impact in the At the end of March, about 23 path by which researchers would fungal pneumonia and immedi- almost anywhere. And because developing world, where pneu- million people around the world go about “expanding the scope” ately start a patient on the inten- the microAnalyzers are relatively monia is one of the leading were using BlackBerrys, including of their work. sive six-month treatment pro- small, they can easily be put in a causes of death in children under the Priv Android phone, according The Dana Farber study in gram. health clinic, or even transported age 5. to a company filing. Three times as which Rolon took part was the Koo rigged up a device that re- between locations. “People have been looking at many people were using the hand- work of Dr. Sophia Koo, who spe- sembled a breathalyzer, which is “This could be a path toward a breath analysis ever since Hippo- sets two years earlier, but the con- cializes in infectious diseases at typically used to determine blood point-of-care diagnostic test,” crates,” she said. “It took awhile tinued loyalty is striking all the Brigham and Women’s hospital. alcohol levels. Her theory proved Postlethwaite said. to build the technology to under- same. In 2007, early in her residency, fruitful, and Koo began to see In some cases, breath testing stand it.” Koo had noticed that many of her patterns emerge almost immedi- can find evidence of a disorder cancer and transplant patients ately that matched the metabolic faster than a traditional blood Janelle Nanos can be reached at BUSINESS were succumbing to pneumonia, markers of the fungus in her pa- test, said Anil Modak, a research [email protected]. Follow which is notoriously difficult to tients’ breath, confirming that director who is developing breath her on Twitter @janellenanos. OPPORTUNITIES

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Award in 2014, struck out nine and Tampa Bay 31 38 .449 8½ 12-12 3-7 L 6 BColón 4, Robles 65, Goeddel 31, Blevins NP—Bettis 94, Germen 14, Logan 7, Motte Umpires 12, Reed 12, Familia 14. Umpires—Home, Hughes 6, Kratz 17. —Home, Fiel- 14, Estévez 16, Nova 83, Goody 30, Bleier walked two, throwing 115 pitches. CENTRAL Bill Welke; First, John Hirschbeck; Sec- din Culbreth; First, Jim Reynolds; Second, W L Pct. GB Div. Last 10 Streak 25, Yates 21, Swarzak 12. Umpires— Manny Gonzalez; Third, CB Bucknor. ASTROS 3, ANGELS 2 ond, Vic Carapazza; Third, D.J. Reyburn. T A “Until Tito [manager Terry Fran- Cleveland 40 30 .571 — 21-10 6-4 W 5 T—2:56. A—40,122 (41,922). Home, Adam Hamari; First, Laz Diaz; Sec- —3:49. —27,729 (38,362). ond, Marvin Hudson; Third, Chad Fairch- LA ANGELS AB R H BI BB SO Avg. cona] tells me I’m done, I try to keep Kansas City 38 32 .543 2 21-11 8-2 L 1 ild. T—3:31. A—34,760 (49,469). BRAVES 3, MARLINS 2 Escobar 3b 411000.309 Detroit 36 35 .507 4½ 12-13 5-5 W 2 TIGERS 4, MARINERS 2 Calhoun rf 3 0 1000.286 the mind-set that I’m going to keep Trout cf 402101.301 REDS 8, RANGERS 2 ATLANTA AB R H BI BB SO Avg. Chicago 35 36 .493 5½ 12-18 4-6 W 2 SEATTLE AB R H BI BB SO Avg. Navalf 400003.211 going back out there,’’ Kluber said. Peterson 2b 512300.256 Robinson lf 000000.233 Minnesota 22 48 .314 18 5-19 4-6 W 2 Martíncf 400002.258 CINCINNATI AB R H BI BB SO Avg. Inciarte cf 401001.234 Cron 1b 4 1 1 1 0 1 .265 ‘‘I don’t know what my pitch count Smith dh 4 0 0 0 0 1 .264 Freeman 1b 300010.276 Martedh 300011.315 WEST W L Pct. GB Div. Last 10 Streak Cozart ss 432310.284 Canó 2b 2 1 2 0 2 0 .301 Markakisrf 301010.243 Giavotella 2b 400001.273 was, but I wasn’t really concerned Texas 46 26 .639 — 26-13 8-2 L 1 Cruzrf 400000.282 BiHamilton cf 400100.257 Pierzynski c 4 00000.189 Petit2b 000000.287 Phillips 2b 422001.262 with it.’’ Seattle 36 35 .507 9½ 15-19 2-8 L 4 Seager3b 411201.269 Aybarss 400002.201 Pérez c 3 0 0 0 0 1 .186 Lind 1b 4 0 0 0 0 1 .238 Bruce rf 4 1 3 4 0 0 .282 d’Arnaud 3b 210011.294 Simmonsss 300000.211 Houston 36 36 .500 10 12-16 7-3 W 4 Iannetta c 3 0 0 0 0 1 .238 Duvall 1b 401001.256 Bonifacio lf 311001.333 Totals 3225218 Juan Uribe homered for the Los Angeles 31 40 .437 14½ 14-13 5-5 L 2 DLee ph 1 0 1 0 0 0 .293 Suárez3b 400001.225 Norris p 2 0 0 0 0 2 .200 HOUSTON AB R H BI BB SO Avg. fourth straight game, a solo shot in O’Malley pr 000000.180 Garciaph 100001.258 *Oakland 28 41 .406 16½ 11-17 3-7 L 2 Waldrop dh 411000.313 Francoeur ph 100001.270 Springerrf 310011.259 Martess 403000.284 Peraza lf 411000.226 Totals 32 3 5 3 3 9 González 1b 2 1 1 0 2 0 .259 the eighth. Jose Ramirez hit a two- Aoki lf 3 0 1000.247 Barnhart c 3 01001.242 Altuve2b 401001.342 Totals 3328226 MIAMI AB R H BI BB SO Avg. Totals 35 8 11 8 1 4 Correass 412301.263 run homer, also in the eighth. Suzuki cf 4 0 2 0 1 1 .353 Gómez cf 2 0 0 0 1 1 .220 DETROIT AB R H BI BB SO Avg. TEXAS AB R H BI BB SO Avg. Prado 3b 401011.320 Worthdh 200000.190 The AL Central-leading Indians Kinsler 2b 502102.301 Yelich lf 401013.316 CRams ph-dh 100001.233 Maybincf 311010.353 Choo rf 400001.213 Stanton rf 5 0 0 0 0 2 .211 Gattis c 2 0 0 0 1 0 .212 won their 10th straight game at Pro- Cabrera 1b 300011.305 Desmondcf 201011.313 Bour 1b 2 1 1 0 1 0 .261 Kemp pr-lf 0 00000.205 gressive Field. ViMartínz dh 401000.325 Rua cf 1 0 0 0 0 0 .291 CJhnsn ph-1b 200001.234 Valbuena 3b 201000.253 Romine pr-dh 010000.196 Mazaralf 401001.291 Realmuto c 4 01001.303 Marisnicklf 100010.180 Padres 10, Orioles 7 —MattKemp Castellans 3b 412101.302 Béltre 3b 311001.275 Dietrich 2b 310012.293 Castro ph-c 100000.206 Hechavrra ss 4 0 1 1 0 1 .249 Totals 2435365 Upton lf 3 0 1 0 1 1 .238 Odor 2b 1 0 0 0 0 0 .270 had four hits, including a double Fernández p 2 01101.200 NLEAST Avilésrf 402101.226 Profar 2b-3b 411200.345 LA Angels...... 100 100 000 — 2 5 0 W L Pct. GB Div. Last 10 Streak Ozunaph 100001.321 Houston 000 010 002 — 3 5 0 that sparked a four-run seventh in- McCann c 3 01100.202 Fielder dh 3 0 1 0 0 0 .203 Gillespie ph 100000.256 ...... *Washington 43 28 .606 — 24-13 6-4 L 3 LOB 2B Iglesiasss 311000.249 Andrus ss 300001.288 Totals 36 2 8 2 5 14 —LA Angels 5, Houston 4. — ning against Baltimore’s bullpen as Totals 32411436 González (12). 3B—Trout (2). HR—Cron New York 37 32 .536 5 14-13 4-6 W 1 Moreland 1b 301000.234 Atlanta...... 000 000 020 1 — 3 5 0 (6), off McHugh, Correa (11), off Santiago. visiting San Diego overcame two Miami 37 34 .521 6 12-20 5-5 L 2 Seattle...... 000 002 000 — 2 8 1 Chirinos c 2 00011.222 Miami...... 010 100 000 0 — 2 8 0 SB—Trout (10), Springer (6). CS—Maris- Philadelphia 30 42 .417 13½ 14-16 1-9 L 8 Detroit...... 000 001 12x — 4 11 0 Totals 30 2 6 2 2 6 LOB—Atlanta 4, Miami 9. 2B—Bour (9). nick (2). DP—LA Angels 3. home runs by Pedro Alvarez. E LOB HR—Peterson (1), off Phelps. CS—Peter- LA Angels IP H R ER BB SO ERA Atlanta 24 46 .343 18½ 13-15 6-4 W 6 —Seager (5). —Seattle 7, Detroit Cincinnati...... 300 030 200 — 8 11 0 Diamondbacks 4, Blue Jays 2 9. 2B—Canó (17), Marte (13), Castellanos son (2). S—Bonifacio. DP—Atlanta 2; Mi- Santiago 6‚ 311244.99 —Yas- Texas...... 020 000 000 — 2 6 0 CENTRAL W L Pct. GB Div. Last 10 Streak (16). HR—Seager (15), off Verlander. S— ami 1. Bedrosian „000111.50 Aoki. SF—McCann. DP—Seattle 3; Detroit LOB—Cincinnati 3, Texas 3. 2B—Bruce Atlanta IP H R ER BB SO ERA Salas 1 0 0 0 1 0 3.90 many Tomas and Peter O’Brien Chicago 47 22 .681 — 21-8 6-4 L 2 1. (15), Fielder (13). 3B—Cozart (1). HR—Co- Norris 5‚722264.69 Strt BS 2; L 2-1 0222204.26 homered and Patrick Corbin threw Seattle IP H R ER BB SO ERA zart (11), off Ramos, Bruce (16), off Lewis, Álvarez 1000130.00 St. Louis 37 33 .529 10½ 16-13 5-5 W 2 CS Houston IP H R ER BB SO ERA PaxtonL1-37„1144353.34 Profar (3), off DeSclafani. —Desmond AlOgando „000003.52 6‚ solid innings as Arizona beat S SF DP Cervenka ‚ 000112.95 McHugh 7522164.70 Pittsburgh 34 37 .479 14 12-17 2-8 L 1 Díaz ‚000012.25 (3). —Barnhart. —BiHamilton. — Cincinnati 2; Texas 1. Withrw W 2-0 1„ 000014.50 Sipp ‚000004.30 *Milwaukee 31 39 .443 16½ 9-12 3-7 L 3 Giles „000015.40 host Toronto for its fifth straight Detroit IP H R ER BB SO ERA Cincinnati IP H R ER BB SO ERA Vizcaíno S 8 1 100132.08 Cincinnati 28 43 .394 20 10-18 5-5 W 1 Grgrsn W 1-1 1 000013.86 Verlander 7622153.78 DSclfniW1-07522162.30 Miami IP H R ER BB SO ERA win. Rondn W 1-0 1 000100.00 Street pitched to 4 batters in the 9th. WEST W L Pct. GB Div. Last 10 Streak Iglesias 2 1 0 0 1 0 3.26 Fernández 7 1 0 0 2 7 2.36 Inherited runners-scored The Blue Jays stranded seven run- Rodríguz S 20 1200013.51 Phelps BS 4 1 322012.48 —Bedrosian 1-0. HBP—by Santiago (Valbuena), by San Francisco 45 27 .625 — 24-13 9-1 W 1 Inherited runners-scored Texas IP H R ER BB SO ERA Ramos 1 0 0 0 0 0 1.84 NP ners and wasted a strong outing —Díaz 2-0. Brrclgh L 3-2 „ 011113.14 McHugh (Calhoun). —Santiago 80, *Los Angeles 39 33 .542 6 16-15 6-4 W 4 IBB—off Paxton (Upton). HBP—by Díaz Lewis L 6-1 5 5 6 6 1 3 3.21 Bedrosian 9, Salas 15, Street 21, McHugh WP PB Dunn ‚100002.45 Um- from righthander Marco Estrada Colorado 34 36 .486 10 19-18 6-4 W 2 (Iglesias). —Paxton, Verlander. — Ramos 2 5 2 2 0 1 4.75 111, Sipp 4, Giles 9, Gregerson 16. McCann. NP—Paxton 110, Díaz 6, Ver- Cláudio 2 100004.50 HBP—by Fernández (d’Arnaud). WP— pires—Home, Gary Cederstrom; First, Eric Arizona 34 39 .466 11½ 13-16 8-2 W 5 lander 105, Rondon 11, Rodríguez 14. Um- Norris, Álvarez, Dunn. NP—Norris 101, Ál- Cooper; Second, Adrian Johnson; Third, (5-3), who allowed two hits and NP T A San Diego 30 42 .417 15 13-23 4-6 W 3 pires—Home, Mark Ripperger; First, Ker- —DeSclafani 106, Iglesias 18, Lewis varez 18, AlOgando 5, Cervenka 11, With- Ramon De Jesus. —2:56. —25,004 struck out eight in six innings, walk- win Danley; Second, Andy Fletcher; Third, 68, Ramos 40, Cláudio 17. Umpires— row 16, Vizcaíno 19, Fernández 99, Phelps (41,676). * — Not including late game Ben May. T—2:47. A—30,150 (41,297). Home, Larry Vanover; First, David Rack- 14, Ramos 13, Barraclough 10, Dunn 4. ing three and giving up three earned ley; Second, Chris Guccione; Third, Alfon- Umpires—Home, Tom Hallion; First, Phil TWINS 14, PHILLIES 10 RESULTS so Marquez. T—2:29. A—32,291 (48,114). Cuzzi; Second, Dan Bellino; Third, Toby runs. DIAMONDBACKS 4, BLUE JAYS 2 Basner. T—3:16. A—19,961 (37,442). TUESDAY PHILADELPHIA AB R H BI BB SO Avg. Tigers 4, Mariners 2 — Mike Aviles ARIZONA AB R H BI BB SO Avg. INDIANS 6, RAYS 0 Herrera cf 422011.305 CARDINALS 4, CUBS 3 Blanco 2b 500001.250 drove in the tiebreaking run with an Chi. White Sox 3 at BOSTON 1 At Cleveland 6 Tampa Bay 0 Segura 2b 210020.305 TAMPA BAY AB R H BI BB SO Avg. Franco 3b 522400.239 Herrmann c 4 01101.282 ST. LOUIS AB R H BI BB SO Avg. infield single in the eighth inning Colorado 8 at NY Yankees 4 Cincinnati 8 at Texas 2 Howarddh 500002.140 Gldschmdt 1b 400002.285 Forsythe 2b 400002.293 Carpenter 2b 4 1 1 1 0 0 .297 Joseph 1b 512200.238 San Diego 10 at Baltimore 7 St. Louis 4 at Chi. Cubs 3 Lamb 3b 4 0 0 0 0 4 .278 Millerss 401001.239 Diazss 311001.303 Rupp c 5 11103.262 and host Detroit went on to beat Se- Weeks Jr. dh 3 1 0 0 1 2 .235 Longoria 3b 401001.277 Holliday lf 411201.253 Asche lf 5 1 3 0 0 0 .259 attle. Kyle Seager hit a two-run hom- San Francisco 15 at Pittsburgh 4 At Houston 3 LA Angels 2 Tomás rf-lf 411203.257 Morrison 1b 400002.222 Phamlf 000000.167 Galvisss 411000.211 O’Brien lf 311100.152 Jenningscf 300011.196 Piscotty rf 4 1 2 0 0 0 .304 Bourjos rf 423300.229 Arizona 4 at Toronto 2 At Minnesota 14 Philadelphia 10 Brito rf 000000.206 JhPeralta 3b 400002.250 Totals 42 10 14 10 1 7 er off Justin Verlander in the sixth to Dickerson dh 3 0 1 0 0 1 .200 Ahmed ss 300000.211 Molina c 4 0 0 0 0 1 .265 MINNESOTA AB R H BI BB SO Avg. give the Mariners a 2-0 lead, but the Atlanta 3 (10 inn.) at Miami 2 Milwaukee at Oakland Motter lf 3 0 0 0 0 0 .186 Moss 1b 3 0 1 1 0 1 .250 Bourn cf 300002.237 Núñez ss 400010.315 Totals 30434314 Deckerrf 300000.059 Wongcf 300010.223 At NY Mets 2 Kansas City 1 Washington at LA Dodgers Grossman lf 321020.290 Tigers scored a run in the sixth and Congerc 200011.207 Wainwright p 3 00001.214 TORONTO AB R H BI BB SO Avg. Totals 3003029 Totals 3246417 Mauer 1b522001.279 At Detroit 4 Seattle 2 Dozier 2b 523200.244 another in the seventh to tie it. Carrerarf 301010.314 CHICAGO AB R H BI BB SO Avg. MONDAY CLEVELAND AB R H BI BB SO Avg. Plouffe 3b 5 2 2200.244 Mets 2, Royals 1 — Asdrubal Cabre- Travis dh 401000.256 Coghlan lf 221020.294 Kepler rf 421111.244 Donaldson 3b 301010.274 Santanadh 400001.226 Szczurph 100000.323 Park dh 310011.203 ra and Yoenis Cespedes homered White Sox 3 (10 inn.) at BOSTON 1 At Cleveland 7 Tampa Bay 4 Encarnacn 1b 400001.254 Kipnis2b 311111.266 Heyward rf 301110.239 Escobr ph-dh 111100.276 Martinc 401001.216 Bryant3b-lf 400000.270 Suzuki c 5 2 4 6 0 1 .265 Arizona 3 at Philadelphia 1 At Texas 4 Baltimore 3 Lindorss 400000.310 and New York rallied from an injury Saunders lf 411001.308 Napoli 1b 312010.237 Rizzo 1b 201110.275 Buxton cf 300112.189 Zobrist 2b 400001.311 Totals 38 14 14 13 6 6 At Pittsburgh 1 San Francisco 0 St. Louis 3 at Chi. Cubs 2 Tulowitzki ss 312010.213 JoRamrz lf-3b 422201.292 to starting righthander Bartolo Co- Contreras c 3 1 1 0 1 1 .375 Pillar cf 401200.258 Uribe3b 411100.236 Philadelphia...... 123 000 040 — 10 14 1 Colorado 5 at Miami 3 At Houston 10 LA Angels 7 Barney 2b 300001.295 Russell ss 403001.237 Minnesota 404 021 03x — 14 14 1 lon, who departed in the first inning Martínez lf 000000.314 AlmoraJr.cf400001.294 ...... Smoakph 100000.247 E LOB At Detroit 8 (12 inn.) Seattle 7 At LA Dodgers 4 Washington 1 Chisenhall rf 402100.274 Hammelp 200002.250 —Galvis (4), Dozier (4). —Philadel- after he got hit on his pitching hand Totals 3328234 phia 6, Minnesota 7. 2B—Asche (5), Gomes c 4 1 2 0 0 1 .184 Montero ph 1 0 0 0 0 0 .200 Arizona 001 200 100 — 4 3 1 Báez3b 000010.268 Grossman (10), Mauer (7), Suzuki 2 (8). by a line drive and sustained a ...... Naquin cf 100011.317 3B HR Toronto 000 200 000 — 2 8 0 Totals 3037266 —Dozier (2), Plouffe (1). —Franco ...... Totals 31610535 (12), off Tonkin, Joseph (8), off Duffey, bruised thumb. E—O’Brien (1). LOB—Arizona 2, Toronto St. Louis...... 013 000 000 — 4 6 0 WEDNESDAY’S GAMES Tampa Bay 000 000 000 — 0 3 2 Rupp (5), off Duffey, Bourjos (2), off Duf- Braves 3, Marlins 2 7. 2B—Saunders (18), Pillar (18). HR— ...... Chicago...... 101 100 000 — 3 7 0 fey, Suzuki (4), off Oberholtzer. SB—Her- — Jace Peterson 2016 Team...... 2016 vs. opp...... Last 3 starts...... Tomás (10), off Estrada, O’Brien (4), off Cleveland...... 002 001 03x — 6 10 0 LOB—St. Louis 4, Chicago 7. 2B—Piscot- rera 2 (11), Buxton (5). SF—Buxton. W-L ERA rec. W-L IP ERA W-L IP ERA Chavez. SB—Segura 2 (10). CS—Pillar (3). E—Jennings (2), Miller (10). LOB—Tam- ty (18), Heyward (12), Russell (9). HR— Philadelphia IP H R ER BB SO ERA hit a game-tying, two-run home run DP —Arizona 2. pa Bay 5, Cleveland 6. 2B—Gomes (10). Carpenter (11), off Hammel, Holliday (13), NolaL5-7 3787324.11 CHICAGO (AL) AT BOSTON, 7:10 p.m. in the eighth and a go-ahead RBI Arizona IP H R ER BB SO ERA HR—JoRamírez (4), off Geltz, Uribe (6), off off Hammel. SF—Rizzo. DP—St. Louis 3; Oberholtzer 2‚ 3 3 3 1 2 5.50 CorbinW4-66‚822334.63 Geltz. SB—Napoli (3), Naquin (2). CS— Chicago 1. Gonzalez 1„ 1 0 0 1 1 1.69 Quintana (L) 5-7 2.63 6-8 1-0 8.0 1.13 0-2 20.1 4.43 single in the 10th to lift Atlanta over Barrett „ 0 0 0 0 0 2.10 Morrison (2). S—Naquin 2. DP—Tampa St. Louis IP H R ER BB SO ERA DHernández 1333114.28 Rodriguez (L) 1-2 6.97 2-2 0-0 0.0 0.00 0-2 14.2 8.59 Clippard 1000013.33 Bay 1. Wnrght W 6-4 6„ 6 3 3 3 4 4.73 Minnesota IP H R ER BB SO ERA host Miami. ATLANTA AT MIAMI, 12:10 p.m. Hudson S 1 1 000001.55 Tampa Bay IP H R ER BB SO ERA Broxton ‚000103.86 Siegrist 1000102.79 Duffey 3766006.18 Reds 8, Rangers 2 — Jay Bruce hit a Toronto IP H R ER BB SO ERA Snell L 0-2 6„ 732332.40 Rosenthl S 14 1100124.50 BoshrsW2-02300020.90 Wisler (R) 3-7 4.23 4-10 0-0 1.0 0.00 1-2 14.2 9.20 Romero ‚000004.07 Rogers 1100014.34 three-run homer, Zack Cozart hom- Conley (L) 3-4 3.94 7-7 0-0 4.1 4.15 0-1 17.1 4.67 Estrada L 5-3 6233382.70 Chicago IP H R ER BB SO ERA Tonkin 1„ 3 4 4 1 2 3.93 Chavez 1111023.25 Geltz 1 3 3 3 0 2 6.75 COLORADO AT NEW YORK (AL), 1:05 p.m. Hammel L 7-3 5„ 6 4 4 1 3 2.55 Kintzler S 3 1‚000022.75 ered to go along with a two-run tri- Grilli 1000012.70 Concepción 1‚ 0 0 0 0 2 0.00 Cleveland IP H R ER BB SO ERA Inherited runners-scored—Gonzalez Osuna 1 0 0 0 0 3 2.01 Strop 1000022.60 KluberW7-79300293.59 1-0. IBB—off DHernández (Kepler). WP— ple and Cincinnati ended host Tex- Gray (R) 4-3 4.55 5-6 0-0 0.0 0.00 1-1 20.0 2.25 Wood 1 0 0 0 0 0 2.22 Sabathia (L) 5-4 2.20 6-5 0-0 0.0 0.00 2-0 18.0 0.50 Inherited runners-scored—Barrett 2-0. Boshers. NP—Nola 71, Oberholtzer 45, Inherited runners-scored as’s season-best winning streak at NP—Corbin 100, Barrett 5, Clippard 12, —Romero 1-0. NP—Wainwright 97, Broxton 9, Siegrist Gonzalez 37, DHernández 32, Duffey 53, KANSAS CITY AT NEW YORK (NL), 1:10 p.m. Hudson 13, Estrada 88, Chavez 12, Grilli PB—Gomes. NP—Snell 104, Romero 2, 11, Rosenthal 19, Hammel 90, Concepción Boshers 39, Rogers 14, Tonkin 34, Kintzler seven games. 10, Osuna 20. Umpires—Home, Ryan Geltz 23, Kluber 115. Umpires—Home, 19, Strop 15, Wood 8. Umpires—Home, 15. Umpires—Home, Gerry Davis; First, Duffy (L) 2-1 3.17 12-11 0-0 1.2 0.00 1-1 17.1 2.60 Blakney; First, Mike Everitt; Second, Jor- Lance Barksdale; First, Ted Barrett; Sec- Mark Carlson; First, Quinn Wolcott; Sec- Carlos Torres; Second, Rob Drake; Third, Rockies 8, Yankees 4 — Charlie Syndergaard (R) 7-2 1.91 9-5 1-0 6.0 0.00 2-0 21.1 2.11 dan Baker; Third, Tim Timmons. T—2:42. ond, Gabe Morales; Third, Angel Hernan- ond, Paul Emmel; Third, Pat Hoberg. Sam Holbrook. T—3:24. A—25,714 A—41,838 (49,282). dez. T—2:36. A—15,629 (35,225). T—2:55. A—41,616 (41,268). (38,871). LOS ANGELES (AL) AT HOUSTON, 2:10 p.m. Blackmon led off the game with a home run and later connected for Shoemaker (R) 3-7 4.50 4-9 1-0 8.1 2.16 0-1 21.2 2.08 McCullers (R) 3-2 4.24 4-3 0-0 0.0 0.00 1-1 19.2 3.66 another solo drive, and Nolan Are- ST. LOUIS AT CHICAGO (NL), 2:20 p.m. nado hit his major league-leading Wacha (R) 2-7 4.56 6-8 0-1 4.0 18.00 0-1 19.2 3.20 21st homer for visiting Colorado. Arrieta (R) 11-1 1.74 12-2 1-0 5.0 7.20 2-1 18.0 2.50 Cardinals 4, Cubs 3 — Matt Carpen- MILWAUKEE AT OAKLAND, 3:35 p.m. ter and Matt Holliday homered to Guerra (R) 3-1 3.81 7-2 0-0 0.0 0.00 0-0 18.0 4.50 Mengden (R) 0-2 2.25 0-2 0-0 0.0 0.00 0-2 12.0 2.25 back Adam Wainwright as St. Louis ARIZONA AT TORONTO, 4:07 p.m. won for the second time against host Ray (L) 4-5 4.44 5-9 0-0 0.0 0.00 2-1 18.0 3.50 Chicago. Happ (L) 8-3 3.41 9-5 0-0 0.0 0.00 2-1 19.0 4.74 Giants 15, Pirates 4 — Angel Pagan SAN DIEGO AT BALTIMORE, 7:05 p.m. hit a grand slam during a seven-run Johnson (R) 0-2 8.44 0-4 0-0 0.0 0.00 0-3 17.1 7.79 TBD () 0-0 0.00 0-0 0-0 0.0 0.00 0-0 0.0 0.00 fourth inning and Johnny Cueto SAN FRANCISCO AT PITTSBURGH, 7:05 p.m. shut down Pittsburgh into the sev-

Samardzija (R) 8-4 3.14 9-5 0-0 0.0 0.00 1-1 18.2 4.34 enth as San Francisco clobbered the Liriano (L) 4-7 5.03 7-7 0-0 0.0 0.00 0-3 15.0 6.60 host Pirates. SEATTLE AT DETROIT, 7:10 p.m. Twins 14, Phillies 10 — Kurt Suzuki Iwakuma (R) 6-5 4.18 8-6 0-0 0.0 0.00 2-1 21.0 3.43 Fulmer (R) 7-2 2.43 8-2 0-0 0.0 0.00 2-1 17.2 0.51 went 4 for 5 with a career-high six TAMPA BAY AT CLEVELAND, 7:10 p.m. RBIs, including a two-run homer, to

Archer (R) 4-9 4.60 5-10 0-1 5.1 3.38 1-2 19.2 4.12 help host Minnesota hand Philadel- Bauer (R) 4-2 3.46 8-8 0-0 1.0 0.00 1-0 22.2 1.59 phia its eighth straight loss. CINCINNATI AT TEXAS, 8:05 p.m. Astros 3, Angels 2 — Carlos Correa Straily (R) 4-3 3.66 8-7 0-0 0.0 0.00 1-1 18.1 4.42 Hamels (L) 7-1 2.88 10-4 0-0 0.0 0.00 2-0 21.2 1.25 hit a two-run single to right-center PHILADELPHIA AT MINNESOTA, 8:10 p.m. field in the ninth inning as host

Morgan (L) 1-6 6.49 2-8 0-0 0.0 0.00 0-2 17.0 5.29 Houston rallied for a victory over Gibson (R) 0-5 6.06 1-5 0-0 0.0 0.00 0-3 15.0 9.00 Los Angeles. After Huston Street WASHINGTON AT LOS ANGELES (NL), 10:10 p.m. (2-1) loaded the bases with two Ross (R) 6-4 3.13 10-6 0-0 0.0 0.00 1-0 13.0 4.15 JIM DAVIS/GLOBE STAFF walks and an infield single, Correa Urias (L) 0-2 4.50 2-3 0-0 0.0 0.00 0-1 14.1 1.88 Team rec. — Record in games started by pitcher Hanley Ramirez (0 for 4 with 3 whiffs) is called out on strikes by ump Greg Gibson in the eighth. laced a 3-2 pitch into the gap. D4 Sports The Boston Globe WEDNESDAY, JUNE 22, 2016 Michael Whitmer Abreak ON GOLF aided A case Moncada of sheer He regrouped a year ago, then went on tear disbelief By Alex Speier USGA’s actions were GLOBE STAFF PORTLAND, Maine — Symbolism utterly unfair at US Open prevailed in the fact that Yoan Moncada learned of his promotion from High A Is the US Golf Association developing some Salem to Double A Portland on June 19. trust issues? After all, it had been exactly 365 days Back in November, the governing body an- earlier that he concluded his first falter- nounced that nine- or 18-hole scores recorded ing steps as a professional, having not by a golfer playing as a single could no longer made the impact in Single A Greenville KEVIN JAIRAJ/USA TODAY SPORTS be submitted for handicap purposes. The reac- that had been expected as soon as his Lionel Messi (10) broke Argentina’s career scoring record on a free kick in the first half. tion by many — What, you don’t trust us? — $31.5 million deal to sign with the Red didn’t sway the USGA. Even if you follow every Sox (at a total cost of $63 million) be- rule faithfully — no mulligans, no gimmes, play came official. the ball down — the USGA still says you can’t On June 20, 2015, Moncada entered enter a solo score. But hey, let’s grow the game! the South Atlantic League All-Star break The latest outcry, from Sunday’s final round a bit lost. He’d gone 0 for 4 to drop his Argentina routs US of the US Open, speaks to an incident that re- average to an even .200, with a .287 OBP flects either the USGA’s lack of awareness or its and .289 slugging mark. Yet the four-day unapologetic pomposity. It might not be the lat- respite proved transformative. Messi’s brilliant free kick highlights Copa semifinal win ter, because the USGA apologized Monday, its “I didn’t play very well in Greenville, executive director saying, “Clearly, we made a but still remain focused, worked on my big bogey.” routines,” Moncada said through Port- By Ronald Blum Of the many bogeys that were made at Oak- land translator Eric Velazquez. “When I ASSOCIATED PRESS mont Country Club during the 116th US Open, had that All-Star break, I took a little Argentina 4 HOUSTON — the costliest were made by the organization that mental break from baseball. US 0 Lionel Messi runs the tournament. The USGA’s decision to “It feels like that helped me come was too much ultimately reverse a ruling made on the fifth back. Once I walked away and didn’t for the United States to contain. hole involving Dustin Johnson was bad enough, think about baseball and was able to re- The five-time world player of especially when invoking the “more likely than turn, I was able to come back. It feels the year set up Ezequiel Lav- not” standard that we’ve heard before in these like that was very beneficial.” ezzi’s opening goal in the third parts. But the way everyone was left wondering That seems like an understatement. minute, scored on a free kick to for more than two hours what score Johnson Over those next 365 days (including the set Argentina’s career scoring indeed made on No. 5 was simply inexcusable, first half of this season in the Carolina record, and assisted on the final and jeopardized the integrity of the event. League), Moncada posted a combined goal Tuesday night in a 4-0 rout Honor, trust, integrity. The USGA didn’t act line of .309 with a .421 OBP, .498 slug- of the United States that put La with any of the attributes it points to when de- ging mark, 11 homers, and 81 steals (in Albiceleste into the Copa Amer- scribing the game. If it intends to remain the 91 attempts) over 117 games. ica final. steward of golf, the USGA might need to con- If there was any doubt about his cre- After Messi doubled the lead vince fans and players that it deserves the re- dentials as an elite prospect last June in the 32d minute with his 55th spect that comes with the title. Because, blue 20, they’ve since been erased. In his Sea international goal, Gonzalo coats, respect is best when it’s earned. Dogs debut, Moncada went 1 for 5, Higuain quickly ended come- Johnson was the first to realize that his ball sandwiching an RBI single in his third back hopes by Team USA when moved slightly as he was getting ready to putt at-bat with a pair of groundouts in his he put the rebound of his initial on the fifth green during the final round. He first two plate appearances and a pair of shot past goalkeeper Brad made the right call: He waved over the group’s swinging strikeouts to end the night. Guzan in the 50th. rules official, who asked Johnson if he had Yet he still managed to showcase a Higuain scored off a Messi grounded his putter, which would mean a one- full skill set, showing range and smooth pass in the 86th. shot penalty. Johnson said he had not. The actions in starting three double plays at ‘‘We had far too much re- rules official agreed — he trusted that the truth second base, making sharp contact on spect,’’ US coach Jurgen Klins- was being told, an important part of golf since his single, then demonstrating his excel- mann said. “Our players could it was first played — and no penalty was as- lent running speed in scoring from first just feel in every position on the sessed. on a double. field they were better than we But when Johnson reached the 12th tee, he His arrival in Portland represented are.’’ was notified by the USGA that an infraction the crescendo of that year-long surge, on Argentina will seek its first may have taken place, and he might be penal- the heels of a 13-game stretch to con- major title since the 1993 Copa ized one shot, after all. They’d wait until after clude his time in Salem with a .380/ — and its first since Messi’s de- play was completed. .475/.680 line that included 12 doubles but in 2005 — when it plays Someone else, obviously, did not trust that and a homer in 13 games. Chile or Colombia on Sunday in SCOTT HALLERAN/GETTY IMAGES Johnson was telling the truth, even though the Yet for Moncada, arriving in Double East Rutherford, N.J. Argentina’s Lionel Messi lets fly a beautiful free kick for a clearest video replay was inconclusive at best, A didn’t represent an end in its own ‘‘That’s what we hope and goal in the first half against the US in the Copa semifinals. and exonerated Johnson in the eyes of his PGA right. Instead, the 21-year-old described what we want, to finally achieve Tour peers who chimed in on Twitter. his new assignment as a checkpoint in that,’’ Messi said. ‘‘We deserve Messi has helped Barcelona sions assessed to midfielders Surely, the USGA was implying, it was John- pursuit of larger ambitions. it, for all the good work we've win eight titles in Spain’s La Li- Jermaine Jones and Alejandro son who caused the ball to move, even though it “I’m pretty excited for the promotion, been doing all these years.’’ ga and four in the Champions Bedoya, and forward Bobby was difficult to see on replay. It certainly wasn’t excited to be here,” he said. “I’m just go- Argentina might be missing League, but his Argentina tro- Wood. the greens stimping at 14½, a speed embraced ing to continue doing what I’ve been do- Lavezzi, who fell backward over phies have been limited to the In an effort to spark offense, by the USGA, and fast enough that the slightest ing, go out and play. an advertising sign board and 2005 World Youth Champion- 17-year-old Christian Pulisic en- breeze can make a golf ball oscillate. Try it. “I never really heard of the state or appeared to land hard on his ship for players under 20 and tered at the start of the second Place a ball on a countertop and turn on a blow the city but I did expect to come here be- left arm at about the 60th min- the gold in the 2008 Olympics, half, and Steve Birnbaum came dryer. The ball will move. cause I was planning on getting to Dou- ute. Lavezzi was able to get up mostly for players under 23. on in the 60th for Beckerman, I can only assume that playing in a US Open ble A. There’s not too much I really plan several minutes later, though he The United States and coach allowing Geoff Cameron to is stressful enough. The mental grind of a on doing besides playing baseball. This left on a cart. Jurgen Klinsmann were trying move up to midfield. Darling- course set up by the USGA to test (or embar- is just another step towards getting to The United States — which is to rebound after getting elimi- ton Nagbe replaced Clint rass, it’s been argued) the world’s best players is the big leagues, which is my goal.” hosting a special, expanded 16- nated by Jamaica in the semi- Dempsey in the 78th. unmatched. The physical strain some faced last Now that Moncada is roughly 100 nation edition of South Ameri- finals of last year’s CONCACAF Messi made it 2-0 after Beck- week — because of Thursday’s rain, some had to miles from Fenway Park, well inside the ca’s championship to celebrate Gold Cup, losing to Mexico in a erman slipped and Chris Won- play 36 holes in a day — only added to it. orbit of the team’s fan base, the atten- Copa America’s 100th anniver- playoff for a 2017 Confedera- dolowski took down Messi, On top of that, add the confusion caused by tion to such details promises to grow. sary — won a difficult group tions Cup berth, and struggling earning a yellow card. Klins- the USGA, leaving Johnson dangling in the Moncada has occupied a spotlight since that included third-ranked Co- in the semifinal round of 2018 mann screamed at referee Edu- wind from the 12th hole on, and how a decision his hype-filled series of showcases for lombia and then beat No. 13 Ec- World Cup qualifying. The ardo Cardozo as Messi placed it hadn’t made might yet affect the leaderboard, big league clubs as a free agent in the uador in the quarterfinals. But Americans close the tourna- the ball about 26 yards out, a and ultimately the winner. Doesn’t it affect how 2014-15 offseason, but his progress now top-ranked Argentina and Mes- ment Saturday in the third- few yards closer to the goal than those trying to win — Johnson, Shane Lowry, will be judged in its relationship to his si, who turns 29 on Friday and place match at Glendale, Ariz. the foul. After the Americans Scott Piercy, Sergio Garcia, Branden Grace — big league readiness. is at the top of his game, out- Klinsmann inserted mid- set up their wall, Messi bent a might play the last few holes? Do any of them That proximity to Boston could in- classed the United States from fielders Kyle Beckerman and beautiful curving drive, left to take a chance (or not take one) because of a rul- crease the weight of what the Cuba na- the opening whistle and Graham Zusi into his lineup right, that went just over Gu- ing that may or may not be made? Can you tive must shoulder. But he disputed that stunned the sellout crowd of along with forward Chris Won- zan’s outstretched left palm and think of any other sport that operates this way? view. 70,858 at NRG Stadium. dolowski because of suspen- into the upper corner. Simply unfair, and entirely avoidable. “I haven’t really felt any pressure,” This wasn’t Johnson’s first dance with a said Moncada. “My job is to play base- rules official. Maybe what happened at Whis- ball. I just work on what I do, play my tling Straits in 2010 gave him perspective on game, and don’t worry about anything how to handle the situation, because he didn’t else.” say anything or indicate with his body language For now, the 6-foot-2-inch, 220- Some Russians to compete? that he was getting a raw deal. Instead, every- pound Moncada is slated to acclimate to one else was saying it for him. Portland while staying at second base — By Stephen Wilson IOC president Thomas Bach emerged after a summit of In its statement Monday, the USGA said, the only position he’s played in his pro- ASSOCIATED PRESS said if any Russians are deemed Olympic leaders called by Bach “Upon reflection, we regret the distraction fessional career. LAUSANNE, Switzerland — eligible by the IAAF, they would to follow up on the IAAF’s deci- caused by our decision to wait until the end of Still, the switch hitter’s athleticism Some Russian track and field compete under the Russian sion to ban Russia and to take the round to decide the ruling.” and speed open a host of possibilities in athletes could be competing un- flag. further steps to ensure a ‘‘level How about addressing the role of video re- an organization that has a cornerstone der their own flag at the Rio de ‘‘If there are athletes quali- playing field’’ for athletes in all play used in golf tournaments? If this is the sec- at second base (Dustin Pedroia) but lim- Janeiro Olympics after all. fied, then they will compete as sports at the Rio Games. ond group of the day, not the second-last, it’s ited depth at both third base (behind Leaders of the International members of the team of the The leaders called for drug likely not being shown on television. A conver- Travis Shaw) and in left field. Olympic Committee and track’s Russian Olympic Committee testing of individual Russian sation takes place, a ruling is made, play contin- If asked to play another position that world governing body appeared because only a national Olym- and Kenyan athletes across all ues. If a rules official didn’t have a clean look could open a pathway to the big leagues, split Tuesday over the terms of pic committee can enter ath- sports, warning that evidence of and needs the input of the player in question or Moncada said he’d welcome the possibil- participation of any Russian letes to the Olympic Games,’’ inadequate doping controls in someone else in the group before making a de- ity. athletes cleared to compete at Bach said. ‘‘There are no teams those countries could lead to cision, request it, and trust that the people play- “Any way I will be able to contribute the Aug. 5-21 games. of international federations more teams being barred from ing golf will play it the right way. That their to the big league club, I’d be willing to While upholding last week’s there. And the Russian Olympic the Rio de Janeiro Games. word can be trusted. play anywhere,” he said. IAAF decision to ban Russia’s Committee is not suspended.’’ The leaders also called on Johnson saved the USGA’s hide when he won How Moncada performs in Portland track team for systematic dop- The IAAF appeared caught authorities to pursue sanctions by four shots. Or three, after he was officially will play a sizable role in defining both ing, Olympic leaders did not ac- off guard by Bach’s comments, against doctors, coaches, offi- dinged the penalty stroke. A day later, after an the timetable and exact fashion in which cept the federation’s position on insisting its position had been cials and other personnel impli- avalanche of admonishment, and it being a the Red Sox direct his big league future. a key issue: that a neutral flag accepted by Olympic leaders cated in doping. Bach also la- much easier road to take because Johnson won For now, it remains a setting where he’ll would represent the few ath- and saying it will work with the mented ‘‘deficiencies’’ in global fair and square despite the travesty, the USGA be asked to continue his development letes given dispensation to ap- IOC to make sure it is ‘‘respect- drug-testing and urged the issued a statement that sounded every bit like it and refine the dazzling raw materials ply to compete if they live out- ed and implemented in full.’’ World Anti-Doping Agency to wanted to take a mulligan. that have made him one of the most in- side Russia and have undergone The sharp differences be- hold a special conference next It’s an admirable step. But don’t forget: That triguing prospects in the minors. rigorous testing. tween the IOC and the IAAF year to address the problems. score can’t be submitted for handicap purposes. WEDNESDAY, JUNE 22, 2016 The Boston Globe Sports D5

2016-17 Bruins schedule Can Gretzky make Broadcast schedule to be announced later It’s tough OCTOBER |Home games SUN MON TUE WED THU FRI SAT to uncover 91011121314 15 CLS TOR draft a great one? 7:00 7:00 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 Mr. Right WPG NJ MON 8:00 7:00 7:00 Bruins’ amateur scouting director will take his shots ON BASKETBALL 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 Continued from Page D1 By Fluto Shinzawa tract June 30. Khokhlachev has MIN NYR DET to become a cornerstone, there is hardly a 7:00 8:00 7:00 GLOBE STAFF zero points in nine NHL games. guarantee he even will be a longtime Some NHL scouts like to Like all scouts in his posi- 30 31 starter. watch players at the beginning tion, Gretzky has picks on both There are teams that already have buy- of the week, when they’re fresh, sides of the ledger. Oliver Ek- er’s remorse from last year’s draft. Phila- energetic, and firing at the man-Larsson, the No. 6 pick in delphia is dangling third overall pick Jahl- peak of their power. 2009, is one of the NHL’s best il Okafor, Charlotte selected Frank Others prefer to catch play- three-zone defensemen. Bran- NOVEMBER Kaminsky over Justise Winslow at No. 9, ers on the downswing of a don Gormley, the Coyotes’ fol- SUN MON TUE WED THU FRI SAT and a dozen teams passed on Devin Book- schedule, when heart and per- lowing first-rounder, played on- 1 2345 er, who averaged 19.2 points per game for FLA TB NYR severance can make up for ly 32 games for the franchise 7:30 7:30 7:00 Phoenix after the All-Star break and compromised legs or lungs. before being traded to Colora- doesn’t turn 20 until Oct. 30. A scout’s preference is some- do. 678 91011 12 Of the 27 first-round picks from 2014 thing Keith Gretzky leaves up It’s too early to determine BUF MON CLS ARI that have played NBA games, six already to his coworkers. But the Bru- whether Gretzky has initiated a 7:00 7:30 7:00 8:00 have been traded, including two top-10 ins’ director of amateur scout- turnaround in Boston since re- picks — Nik Stauskas (No. 8, Kings) and GETTY IMAGES FILE 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 ing insists that his charges ap- placing Smith. Two seasons of COL MIN WPG Noah Vonleh (No. 9, Hornets). Charlotte proach the draft board with Keith Gretzky will oversee data show the Bruins landed 7:00 8:00 7:00 was thrilled to nab Vonleh, a Haverhill na- one principle guiding the opin- his third draft for Boston good value in Pastrnak at No. tive, but dealt him to Portland after just ions shaped by their viewings: this weekend in Buffalo. 25. Danton Heinen, their 2014 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 one season. conviction. fourth-round pick, was a point- STL OTT CGY One NBA general manager said while 7:00 7:30 7:30 “That’s the biggest thing,” tor of amateur scouting from per-game player for his first scouting technology has increased expo- said Gretzky, who will manage 2006-11 and which he contin- two seasons at the University of 27 28 29 30 nentially over the years, the opportunity his third draft for the Bruins ues to acknowledge in his cur- Denver. Last year, the Bruins TB PHI to evaluate has decreased. Most premium this weekend in Buffalo. “These rent position. picked Zach Senyshyn, ranked 1:00 7:00 players are leaving college after one or days, you can’t sit on the fence Bodies change. So do per- the No. 38 North American two years — or, in the case of Kentucky’s and be wishy-washy. If you be- sonalities. The supposed sure skater by NHL Central Scout- Skal Labissiere, after one disappointing lieve in a player, it’s your job to thing, which Gretzky believed ing, 15th overall. The right DECEMBER season — meaning the chance for error in- speak up and say, ‘I like this he nabbed third overall in 2007 wing pumped in 45 goals after SUN MON TUE WED THU FRI SAT creases. guy.’ Even if I don’t like him in Kyle Turris, may not figure scoring 26 in his draft year. 1 23 In the Celtics’ case, they are still wait- CAR BUF and you believe in him, we’re out who he is until after he “He didn’t get a ton of ice 7:00 1:00 ing on James Young, the 17th overall pick going to believe you. wants out. time, but he scored 26 goals,” in 2014, to develop. And they also have se- “One guy can’t see 1,000 On Dec. 17, 2011, the Coy- Gretzky said. “We really felt 45678 910 lected or acquired Fab Melo, JaJuan John- players. It’s impossible. I be- otes granted Turris his wish, there was a high upside with FLA WAS COL TOR son, Kris Joseph, and Luke Harangody lieve in our guys. I know our wheeling him to Ottawa for Da- him.He’sakidweuseasanex- 7:00 8:00 7:00 7:00 this decade, all of whom lacked the bas- staff does a great job. If you be- vid Rundblad and a 2012 sec- ample that we believe had a lot ketball IQ or work ethic to stick in the 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 lieve in a player, we’re drafting ond-rounder. Over four-plus more to offer. He proved that MON PIT ANH NBA. him because we believe in seasons in Ottawa, Turris has with the goals he scored.” 7:30 7:30 7:00 him.” averaged 0.66 points per game, The staff viewings were crit- Drafting well is easier said nearly double the rate he ical in the picks from Gretzky’s 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 than done. scored for the organization that first two drafts. So was the LA NYI FLA CAR 1:00 7:00 7:30 7:30 Organizations stand upon drafted him. NHL Combine, the annual win- the shoulders of their draft dow for teams to interview 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 picks. Of Pittsburgh’s 20 play- Keep looking players and put them through CLS BUF BUF ers in uniform for the Stanley For Gretzky, the path toward fitness testing. Gretzky believes 7:00 7:00 1:00 Cup-clinching win, nine were confirming a good pick and in character, which is why the taken in the draft, including steering clear of a questionable Bruins are diligent with their JANUARY the primary game-changers: one calls for maximizing every background checks. DAVID ZALUBOWSKI/ASSOCIATED PRESS Sidney Crosby, Evgeni Malkin, intel-gathering opportunity. It “We want guys who love to SUN MON TUE WED THU FRI SAT The Celtics hope James Young, taken Kris Letang, and Matt Murray. demands high mileage, famil- be at the rink, compete, and 1234567 17th overall in 2014, will develop. NJ EDM FLA The problem that executives iarity with small-town hotels, work hard,” Gretzky said. “It’s 7:00 7:00 7:00 like Gretzky are trying to solve and generous glugs of coffee in not like the old days. It’s a year- Those factors are difficult to determine is how slight such shoulders pursuit of an oxymoron: pro- round thing. 8 91011 12 13 14 in pre-draft interviews and workouts, can be. The Bruins have viding a greater degree of preci- “After you’re done with the CAR STL NSH PHI when the players are putting on their best learned this the hard way. Only sion on a practice defined as in- playoffs, you might get a week 5:00 8:00 8:00 1:00 impressions for hopes of a high draft pick five Bruins draft picks played exact. or two off to get ready for good and better contract. 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 regularly for them in 2015-16: “We would have a ton,” workouts in the summer. You NYI DET CHI “One of the things I’ve gained a great Patrice Bergeron, David Krejci, Gretzky said of the number of have to be willing to pay the 1:00 8:00 7:00 appreciation for over the years is how Brad Marchand, Ryan Spooner, eyeballs expected on players price to improve in the areas of hard it is for these NBA teams to make and David Pastrnak. worthy of picks. “That’s our one your game we feel you need to 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 these decisions, and they’re stuck with PIT DET PIT Bergeron (2003), Krejci thing we really focus on. We improve on.” 12:30 7:00 7:00 them,” said ESPN draft analyst Jay Bilas. (2004), and Marchand (2006) make sure we have the view- “For all of us to put out our opinions, we were drafted under the watch ings on players. Ready for anything 29 30 31 put opinions out on every first-round of former director of amateur “That’s a must for us, in the Gretzky was in a privileged All-Star TB pick, say, so we’re on record on what we scouting Scott Bradley, now top 14 and even further than position last year. He owned a Game 7:30 think of all these players and how we rank general manager Don that. We would have lots and draft-high 10 picks. Given the them, but we don’t have to live with them, Sweeney’s assistant. Spooner lots of viewings on all the play- draft’s unpredictable nature, a FEBRUARY and they do. They draft them, and that (2010) was the pick of Wayne ers. As you get later on into the 10-pick bounty gave Gretzky follows them around for the rest of their Smith, Gretzky’s predecessor. draft, the area guys see them a and the Bruins the league’s best SUN MON TUE WED THU FRI SAT careers as executives. I have a lot of re- The Bruins drafted Pastrnak in lot more than the crossovers. odds of landing talent. 1 234 spect for the way they do the job.” WAS TOR 2014, the first year Gretzky was But we have viewings on all our Making all 10 selections 8:00 7:00 The frustrating aspect of these drafts is in charge. guys.” wasn’t a guarantee. The Bruins that the younger the player, the longer it The Bruins have two mis- Sweeney might have scout- tried to move up to land Noah 5678910 11 may take for that player to fulfill his po- sions: to return to the playoffs ed a first-round pick several Hanifin, Ivan Provorov, or Zach SJ VAN tential. How long do you wait for a pros- 7:00 1:00 after two straight no-shows, times. An area scout will have Werenski, the crop’s top three pect to blossom? And when do you finally and to replenish a prospect had significantly more view- defensemen. But Sweeney 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 admit that the player won’t work out, all pool that withered under ings (Andrew Shaw and Bob deemed the price — all three MON the while knowing he may turn into a ca- Smith’s stewardship. Wetick, for example, are re- first-rounders, most likely — 7:30 pable player, or even a standout, for the The franchise’s short-term sponsible for covering the too high. next team? success depends most on its OHL), but will not have the ref- Gretzky wanted his team set 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 Shane Larkin, for example, was tabbed SJ ANH LA general manager, coach, and erence points from other re- to act either way. The approach 8:30 10:30 10:30 as a perfect pick-and-roll point guard star players. But Sweeney, gions to determine how a play- will not change this year. coming out of the University of Miami fol- Claude Julien, and Bergeron er compares with his world- “If Donny makes a trade and 26 27 28 lowing his sophomore season in 2013. Af- cannot shape the Bruins of sub- wide peers. we get extra picks in whatever DAL ARI ter being picked 18th overall by Dallas, sequent seasons in the way that By definition, Gretzky’s job round, we’re ready,” Gretzky 12:30 7:00 ahead of players such as Rudy Gobert and Gretzky can. requires depth and breadth, said. “We’re not just sitting Gorgui Dieng, Larkin has played with The younger brother of which puts him in charge of there because we don’t have MARCH three teams in three years and is viewed Wayne Gretzky was not a prod- ratifying the recommendations third- and fourth-round picks. as a backup. SUN MON TUE WED THU FRI SAT igy like his older brother. In his his area scouts make. The Bru- “Last year, when we had Perceptions and realities change fast. 1234 draft year, Keith Gretzky re- ins will have seven picks, in- three second-rounders, we NYR NJ And even watching every minute of a corded 93 points, good enough cluding two in the first round were ready. We had our list — 7:00 7:00 prospect’s college games, sitting in on to lead Windsor, his junior (Nos. 14 and 29). Because of boom, boom, boom. You have practices, and then bringing them in for team. But Gretzky had to wait their previous misses, they are to be ready on draft day in case 567891011 personal workouts does not guarantee until the third round to hear not in position to whiff. of anything.” OTT DET PHI success. 7:30 8:00 1:00 Buffalo call his name. Among the selections they The draft is a dart throw. Ten years ago, the Seattle SuperSonics In retrospect, he went too regret are Ryan Button (third Gretzky’s philosophy — heavy 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 had a little-known forward named Paul high. He never played in the round, 2009), Jared Knight viewings, reliance on character, VAN CGY EDM Millsap from Louisiana Tech come in for NHL. (second round, 2010), and An- preparing for multiple scenari- 10:00 9:00 9:00 two workouts, targeting him for their sec- A playing career that fell thony Camara (third round, os — is to own as many darts as ond-round pick at No. 40. Instead, they short of its target, however, is 2011), who have combined for he can. 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 decided on UConn’s Denham Brown, who TOR OTT TB NYI firsthand evidence for Gretzky zero NHL games. The Bruins 7:30 7:00 7:00 7:00 never played an NBA game. The Utah that the projection of teenagers expect Alexander Khokhlachev, Fluto Shinzawa can be reached Jazz took Millsap at 47 and he became a is a cloudy business. It is a shot their 2011 second-round pick, at [email protected]. 26 27 28 29 30 31 three-time All-Star. in the dark, which Gretzky ex- to sign in Russia upon the expi- Follow him on Twitter NSH DAL The Celtics are down to seven or eight perienced as the Coyotes’ direc- ration of his entry-level con- @GlobeFluto. 7:00 7:00 players for their third overall pick. Some of those players are going to have out- APRIL standing careers. Others likely not. The team’s brass will make an intelligent Bruins open 2016-17 with three on the road SUN MON TUE WED THU FRI SAT guess and cross their fingers. 1 FLA “As far as the draft is concerned, I’m By Fluto Shinzawa Montreal. pensate for the World Cup of 1:00 not frustrated by it, I’m impressed by it, GLOBE STAFF The Bruins will play in Otta- Hockey. The Bruins will play how hard it is to figure out,” Bilas said. “I The Bruins will open the wa on Thanksgiving. They will their last pre-pause game Feb. 2 345678 don’t think the NBA Draft differs in one 2016-17 season in Columbus on host their usual “Black Friday” 12 at home against Montreal. CHI TB OTT WAS measure from the NFL Draft or Major 12:30 7:00 7:00 3:00 Oct. 13. Columbus will be the game the following night They resume play in San Jose on League Baseball. If you look at all those first stop on a season-opening against Calgary. Feb. 19. drafts, you see tremendous value found three-game road swing that will The Bruins will first play the The Bruins conclude the sea- later at times, and you see picks at the top include Toronto on Oct. 15 and Stanley Cup champion Pen- son with eight of their last 10 of the draft where mistakes are made. Winnipeg on Oct. 17. guins Dec. 14 in Pittsburgh. The games at home. Football has got Ryan Leaf and basketball The Bruins will play their Penguins will visit TD Garden has got Greg Oden.” home opener Oct. 20 against Jan. 26. Fluto Shinzawa can be reached New Jersey. Two nights later, Like every team, the Bruins at [email protected]. . . . and everyone else Gary Washburn can be reached at they will host the Canadiens in will take a league-mandated Follow him on Twitter Complete schedules and rosters for all 30 [email protected]. Follow him on their first of four games against break during the season to com- @GlobeFluto. teams. bostonglobe.com/sports Twitter @GwashburnGlobe. D6 Sports The Boston Globe WEDNESDAY, JUNE 22, 2016 Celtics plan for every draft scenario

CELTICS Celtics might want to trade for or sign the decisions of other teams. Continued from Page D1 — is essential. Amid all the uncertainty, one cer- offer includes a pick in a different area But no one is pigeonholed. Having tainty is they will be prepared for any- of the draft, so you say, ‘OK let’s watch a small staff makes it more important thing. They will have combed through these guys, too.’ ” to be versatile. Analytics experts Drew the rosters of the 29 other teams and Then an impromptu session has Cannon and David Sparks, for exam- noted players they have interest in, turned into something more, and then ple, go to NCAA conference tourna- and they will have identified certain it’s time for a burrito run. Ainge pre- ments to help scout. trades that they would make to ac- fers to watch clips as a group, because Zarren, a Harvard Law School quire them. one person might notice something graduate and former management In the draft room, the Celtics will the others do not. It could be a flaw in consultant for Fortune 500 compa- have crib sheets that list every team’s a player’s shooting mechanics, or sim- nies, did not have a deep background current contracts, salary-cap situa- ply how he interacts with teammates. as a talent scout when he arrived here. tions, and collections of current and “Watching together is good,” Ainge But when Chris Wallace left Boston to future draft picks. They also will have said, “because it breeds conversation.” be the Grizzlies’ general manager in detailed reports on hundreds of pros- Even after the Celtics’ decision- 2007-08, Zarren began to take on pects, including medical histories that makers go home late at night, it is more responsibility, and he now holds can be important if a highly rated common for the dialogue to quickly a considerable role as an evaluator. player makes a surprising fall. reignite on a group text-message Some general managers are fo- “And, you know, like, what if the string. Sometimes it just can’t wait un- cused primarily on personnel matters, power goes out?” Zarren said. “That til daybreak. like trades and signings, while delegat- room has to be prepared no matter “It’s hard to turn your brain off, ing some of the most exhaustive col- what happens. They don’t stop the even when all of us leave at 10 p.m.,” lege scouting duties to staff members. draft for you. They don’t stop it if you said director of player personnel Aus- But Danny Ainge is known as a vora- 2013 FILE/JOHN RAOUX/ASSOCIATED PRESS get three trade calls and you have just tin Ainge. “And then the next morning cious consumer of film. four minutes on the clock and have to we’re back there with all these ideas.” “I’ll put Danny’s video-watching up California evaluate those possibilities quickly.” This spring, the process has new against any NBA general manager in power forward The Celtics even have an estab- urgency for the Celtics. They are in po- terms of sheer volume,” Zarren said. Jaylen Brown lished chain of command if multiple sition to ascend from good to great “He’s great because he grinds.” (left) was trade calls come in at once. There are more quickly than most imagined, among the just five minutes between picks in the and they will be an overwhelming Stevens dives deep draft prospects first round and two minutes in the presence at Thursday’s NBA Draft, While many on the staff are scout- vetted by second round, so once the draft be- with eight of the 60 total picks, includ- ing college prospects during the sea- Celtics coach gins, it is important to keep up. ing the third overall choice. son, Stevens is focused on his team. Brad Stevens During this hullabaloo, there also Ultimately, final decisions are But his deep knowledge of the rest of and director of will be calls from agents looking to made by Danny Ainge. Often, he will the NBA is helpful during the offsea- player find out if the Celtics plan to draft not even tell his staff which players he son, when Boston is identifying free personnel their clients. It might seem best to ig- is leaning toward, because he does not agent or trade targets. Austin Ainge nore those inquiries at such a chaotic want to cloud their evaluations. But During the summer, Stevens as- (above) as a time, but agents often have informa- Ainge is hardly alone as he untangles signs a group of NBA players whose potential No. 3 tion about other teams, so their calls these conundrums. games he admires to members of his pick. have value, too. coaching staff, and they compile full BEN MARGOT/ASSOCIATED PRESS “In the position we’re in this year,” Strength is not in numbers reports on what makes them tick. Zarren said, “there’s so many different The Celtics have one of the league’s “Brad certainly dives deep into cer- ics have overseen about 180 individual At the workouts — the only time possibilities that if you’re not excited smallest and most airtight collections tain guys around the league, and his workouts — many of them duplicated during this process when Austin Ainge to be working here, something’s of executives and evaluators. perception of those guys is really valu- — either at their training facility or at turns off his cellphone — they are test- wrong with you.” The five key figures are Zarren, able,” Zarren said. “You’re evaluating, sites around the country arranged by ing athleticism and conditioning. But There have been years when Danny Danny Ainge, Austin Ainge, director of ‘Do I like who we’re likely to get at the players’ agents. it is also a time to gauge perceived Ainge essentially finalized his list of scouting Dave Lewin, and coach Brad Pick X more than this set of NBA play- The workouts have value, and be- weaknesses, from a poor off-hand to a draft candidates a week before the Stevens. There also is a handful of ers we could get in a trade involving cause they occur so close to the draft, question about a player’s past. draft, and there have been years when scouts and a few analytics experts, and Pick X?’” there is a tendency to place added im- “Most of the time it doesn’t matter the draft was just three hours from that, essentially, is it. Stevens is just three years removed portance on them. But the Celtics view if it’s the No. 1 pick or No. 60,” Austin commencing and he still did not have “The more people you have, the from college coaching, so he is still fa- the process through a larger prism. Ainge said. “Every guy has a thing or final preferred choices. more people you’ve got to manage,” miliar with many of those players. “I think that’s the dangerous part — two you’re worried about, or four “You hear the phrase a lot that Danny Ainge said. “Manage schedules Ainge gave him a list of eight pros- the last days of an evaluation as op- things you’re worried about, and some you’re going to take the best player and personalities, and manage who’s pects to study for the No. 3 overall posed to what they’ve done for a year, things you really like.” available, but certain points in the fighting for air in the room in our pick, and there are seven picks after or in three or four years of work,” Dan- The Celtics bring in some players draft, it’s not so obvious and gets a lit- meetings. And so we feel like we have that to prepare for, too. ny Ainge said. “And I guess that’s my for second workouts closer to the tle cloudy and murky,” Ainge said. “So, the right amount of guys that cover all Stevens likes actual game footage, job, to determine that.” draft. California’s Jaylen Brown was often times, you do select someone the territories, and if we ever felt we specifically the endings, when players Even setting up a workout can be a back here Monday. Fans tend to view that fits your team’s personality or fits need more, we’d bring in more. I’ve reveal how they handle high-tension, complicated, secretive task. If an agent these return trips as indicators of your team’s needs.” got a couple hundred résumés.” high-stakes moments. believes his player should be selected great interest, and sometimes that is The Celtics will ultimately be Ainge trusts this group and encour- “We’re constantly talking about before a team is scheduled to pick, he true. But other times, the purpose is to judged by the success of the players ages animated discussion and debate, these players for years,” Austin Ainge will often decline the workout invite. poke around about a concern. they select, but that snapshot wouldn’t particularly when it veers from his said. “We have arguments about them, The elite prospects, meanwhile, rarely “There have been callbacks where be an accurate gauge of the team’s full thinking. and then Brad comes in pretty fresh. work out against other players. The the guy was banged up or tired and so evaluation process. “Danny likes arguing,” Zarren said. He’s seen some of the guys, but he’ll thought is that if they dominate an in- we said, ‘All right, let’s look at you So Austin Ainge, for example, will “That’s the other thing about this come in fresh and will say, ‘Hey, I ferior player, it was expected; if they again,’ ” Austin Ainge said. “Or some- eventually go back and see how his top group, is that it wouldn’t work if one watched a couple of hours of film on struggle, their weaknesses could be re- times we found some things out in 100 players fared, no matter if they of us was shy. It just wouldn’t. And this guy. This is what I’m seeing. How vealed. their background check, and we want were the No. 1 overall pick or D- when you have a really small group, come we don’t have him higher or When the Celtics won the 2008 to talk to them about it.” League grinders. He will see where he there can’t be any weak links.” lower?’ ” NBA title, the long season forced them missed and try to figure out why, and The main roles seem clear. Zarren, Often, Stevens mentions something to get creative because time before the Prepared for anything then the entire process will continue, the assistant general manager, leads no one had considered, and then they draft was short; they even flew pros- Months and even years of prepara- and the late nights will keep rolling. the analytics staff and is the salary-cap go back to the tape, and then it might pects to Los Angeles for workouts tion will reach a temporary end when guru. Austin Ainge heads the scouting be time to settle in for a late night. while the team was there to face the the brass gathers in its war room for Adam Himmelsbach can be reached at department, with an emphasis on Lakers in the Finals. This year, given Thursday’s draft. It is impossible for [email protected]. overseas players. Stevens’s knowledge Workouts a piece of the puzzle Boston’s bounty of picks, it has been a the Celtics to know exactly what they Follow him on Twitter of the rest of the NBA — players the Over the past two months, the Celt- preferred destination. will do, because so much depends on @adamhimmelsbach. NBA Draft player profiles: The senior stars DENZEL BUDDY VALENTINE HIELD

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Need to know: Well-rounded ValentineVa had Need to know: Consensus For the third four-year player just had the raree two triple- College Player of the Year led straight season, 19-point, 7-rebound, 7-assist doublesd last the Sooners to the Final Four more than half of season . . . Improved scoring, seasonsea and six with his prolific shooting . . . Hield’s field goal rebounding, and assist totals everyery otherothe games in The fact that he turns 23 in attempts were year at Michigan State . . . Not ann whichwhich he scored December may scare off those from 3-point explosive athlete or a very good in doubledou figures who believe he may have range (322 of defender, but has good size for an whilewhil recording already peaked . . . Best shooter 601, 53.6 NBA guard and can be a dangerousous at least eight in the draft; will help a team percent). playmaker . . . Has great 3-point reboundsreb and immediately . . . Success of That’s up accuracy (44 percent) despite thehe eighteig assists. another great college shooter, from 53.0 as a high volume of shots attempted (7.5(7.5 He’sH also an Stephen Curry, may help his sophomore and per game) . . . Senior season wass underrated stock . . . Made smart move by 52.0 as a junior. cut short by stunning loss to Middleddle 3-point3-po shooter staying for his senior season, In his career, the Tennessee State in first round off (44.4(44 percent, as he became a better shooter percentage NCAA Tournament . . . Likely midd 11th11th in nation). and more consistent scorer . . . was 51.1. to late first-round pick. Won’t slip past the top 10. COMPILED BY ADAM HIMMELSBACH COMPILED BY GARY WASHBURN

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WED THU FRI SAT SUN MON TUE Durant will play 6/22 6/23 6/24 6/25 6/26 6/27 6/28 CWS CWS TEX TEX TEX TB TB for US in Olympics 7:10 1:35 8:05 9:20 3:05 7:10 7:10 NESN NESN NESN NESN NESN NESN NESN Kevin Durant confirmed his decision to play for Team USA in this summer’s Rio de Janeiro Olympic DC Games. ‘‘I'm excited about it. I'm looking forward to 7:00 it,’’ he said at an appearance at which his new KD 9 CSN shoe was released in Austin. The 12-player Olympic roster will be revealed ‘‘no later than June 27,’’ ac- Home games shaded For updated scores: bostonglobe.com/sports cording to USA Basketball’s managing director Jerry JIM DAVIS/GLOBE STAFF On the radio, unless noted: Red Sox, WEEI-FM 93.7; Revolution, WBZ-FM 98.5 Colangelo. Meanwhile, LeBron James is ‘‘leaning to- The signing of Rusney Castillo (above) has not gone well ward’’ skipping the Games, The Vertical reported. Paul George in Boston; and the Celtics should not trade the No. 3 ON THE AIR And ESPN reported that Indiana’s and draft pick to the 76ers for Everett native Nerlens Noel. Golden State’s Klay Thompson are certain to make COLLEGE BASEBALL Latest line coach Mike Krzyzewski’s team, along with Sacra- 7p.m. World Series: Cal Santa Barbara vs. Arizona ESPN Wednesday mento’s DeMarcus Cousins. On Monday, Golden PRO BASEBALL Major League Baseball National League State’s Draymond Green accepted an invitation to 1 p.m. Kansas City at NY Mets MLB Favorite...... Line Underdog...... Line play for Team USA, ESPN reported. 4 p.m. St. Louis at Chicago Cubs (in progress) MLB At Miami...... -155 Atlanta...... +145 7 p.m. San Diego at Baltimore MLB At Chicago...... -290 St. Louis...... +260 San Francisco -110 at Pittsburgh +100 Howard declines Houston option 7:10 p.m. Chicago White Sox at Boston NESN At LA Dodgers....-120 Washington...+110 10:10 p.m. Washington at LA Dodgers ESPN Wednesday Houston Rockets center Dwight Howard declined PRO BASKETBALL American League his $23.2 million player option and will enter free At Houston.....-155 Los Angeles..+145 12 p.m. WNBA: New York at Atlanta NBA At BOSTON.....-115 Chicago...... +105 agency, according to reports. Howard, 30, could com- DIVING At Cleveland.. -115 Tampa Bay....+105 mand a max contract of more than $30 million in At Detroit...... -125 Seattle...... +115 Arron Afflalo Derrick Williams 9 p.m. US Olympic Trials NBCSN Interleague free agency . . . and of PRO HOCKEY At Yankees.....-164 Colorado...... +154 the New York Knicks have opted to become free 7 p.m. NHL Awards show NBCSN At NY Mets.....-190 Kansas City...+175 At Oakland.....-108 Milwaukee...... -102 agents, a person with knowledge of the details told SOCCER At Toronto...... -170 Arizona...... +158 the Associated Press. Afflalo and Williams signed At Baltimore...OFF San Diego...... OFF 11:30 a.m. Euro 2016: Hungary vs. PortugalESPN At Texas...... -205 Cincinnati...... +185 two-year deals with the Knicks last summer. Afflalo 11:30 a.m. Euro 2016: Iceland vs. Austria ESPN2 At Minnesota.-155 Phila...... +145 would have made $8 million next season, while Wil- 2:30 p.m. Euro 2016: Italy vs. Ireland ESPN liams was scheduled to make a little over $5 million MATT SLOCUM/ASSOCIATED PRESS 2:30 p.m. Euro 2016: Sweden vs. Belgium ESPN2 Jason Kidd 8 p.m. Copa America: Chile vs. Colombia FS1 . . . The Milwaukee Bucks signed coach to Transactions a three-year contract extension. The team said the BASEBALL agreement will keep Kidd in his position through the Arizona (NL): Signed P Juan Torre, Cs His streams are Andy Yerzy and Luke Van Rycheghem 2019-20 season. He is entering the last year of a and OFs Adam Walton, Kyle Smith and three-year deal initially signed in 2014. Kidd is 74-90 International League Soccer Gabriel Maciel on minor league con- tracts. over his first two seasons in Milwaukee, including a Chicago (NL): Signed C Michael Cruz North Division on a minor league contract. W L Pct. GB 41-win season and playoff appearance in 2014-15. COPA AMERICA Cincinnati (NL): Placed P Blake Wood coming to life Rochester ...... 43 28 .606 — on paternity leave. Reinstated P Raisel Scranton/W-B...... 42 30 .583 1½ Semifinals Iglesias from 15-day DL. Signed OF Lehigh Valley...... 40 31 .563 3 Tuesday, June 21 Mauro Conde, SS Emmanuel Cruz, P HOCKEY Buffalo ...... 38 33 .535 5 At Houston Andrew Wright and P Matt Blandino on Pawtucket...... 37 34 .521 6 Argentina 4...... United States 0 minor league contracts. Syracuse...... 32 37 .464 10 Vesey likely to be a free agent GASPER Wednesday, June 22 Cleveland (AL): Signed P Dakody Clem- and the Warriors winning 88 South Division At Chicago mer, SS Jamal Rutledge, OFs Hosea Continued from Page D1 of their 106 games is useless W L Pct. GB Colombia...... Chile 8 Nelson and Trenton Brooks and LHPs Harvard standout Jimmy Vesey’s short list of Charlotte ...... 35 37 .486 — Third Place Tanner Tully, Ben Krauth and Skylar R Former Red Sox general because they fell a few points Gwinnett...... 32 39 .451 2½ Saturday, June 25 Arias on minor league contracts. teams includes the Buffalo Sabres, though college Durham...... 31 41 .431 4 At Glendale, Ariz. Detroit (AL): Designated 3B Casey manager Ben Cherington de- short of back-to-back titles. Norfolk...... 26 45 .366 8½ United States vs. Colombia/Chile loser..8 McGehee for assignment. Selected the hockey’s top player is still leaning toward pursuing Championship contract of P Dustin Molleken from To- West Division serves credit for cultivating R I can’t get excited about Sunday, June 26 ledo (IL). Transferred P Drew VerHa- free agency, the player’s agent said. Vesey can become W L Pct. GB At East Rutherford, N.J. gen to 60-day DL. and preserving the team’s the NHL expanding to Las Ve- Indianapolis ...... 38 32 .543 — Argentina vs. Colombia/Chile winner...8 Kansas City (AL): Requested uncondi- an unrestricted free agent Aug. 15, although the Sa- farm system, which has yield- gas. It has nothing to do with Columbus ...... 37 34 .521 1½ tional release waivers on INF Omar In- bres have exclusive negotiating rights after trading Louisville ...... 35 35 .500 3 EURO 2016 fante. Signed C Chase Livingston, 1B ed Xander Bogaerts, Mookie gambling or a surfeit of pro- Toledo...... 30 40 .429 8 Robby Rinn, 2B Jordan Ebert, 3B John for Vesey on Monday. ‘‘No, I wouldn’t rule anything TUESDAY’S RESULTS Brontsema and OFs Khalil Lee, Cal First Round Betts, Jackie Bradley Jr., and a fessional sports teams. I sim- Buffalo 6...... Louisville 3 Jones and Dalton Griffin on minor out at this point, absolutely not,’’ Peter Fish told the Tuesday’s Results league contracts. Durham 3...... Charlotte 1 Group C contending team. ply don’t think Vegas can sup- Los Angeles (AL): Traded INF Kyle Ku- AP. “I’m sure the Sabres are on the short list of teams Gwinnett 8...... Indianapolis 7 (12 inn.) At Paris bitza to Texas for cash. But it’s hard to overlook di- port a team that plays an 82- Lehigh Valley 3...... Norfolk 2 Germany 1...... Northern Ireland 0 Los Angeles (NL): Jimmy Vesey is going to entertain at the right time.’’ At Marseille, France Reinstated OF Yasiel Pawtucket 2...... Syracuse 0 Puig from 15-day DL. Signed C Ramon sasters like the Rusney Castil- game season, stretching from Rochester 8...... Columbus 5 Poland 1...... Ukraine 0 Rodriguez and SS Kevin Lachance on The Sabres took a calculated risk in giving up their Syracuse 3...... Pawtucket 2 Group D lo signing, the John Lackey October to April. At Bordeaux, France minor league contracts. second of four third-round draft picks to negotiate Scranton/W-B 9...... Toledo 2 Milwaukee (NL): Signed OFs Jose Croatia 2...... Spain 1 trade that brought back Allen Kudos to the 14,000 people At Lens, France Gomez and Nick Cain, SSs Francisco with the 23-year-old. Pawtucket 2, Syracuse 0 Thomas and Jomar Cortes, C Mario Fe- Turkey 2...... Czech Republic 0 Craig’s salary, and the signing who have signed up for season FIRST GAME Wednesday’s Games liciano and RHPs Braden Webb, Emer- son Gibbs and Wilson Adams on minor Kings’ Lecavalier calls it quits at McCoy Stadium, Pawtucket, R.I. Group E of Pablo Sandoval. That’s ap- tickets to the Las Vegas What- At Nice, France league contracts. SYRACUSE AB RHBI BB SO Avg. New York (NL): proximately $195 million in evers, but once the novelty Sweden vs. Belgium...... 3 Placed P Jim Hender- Los Angeles Kings forward Vincent Lecavalier has TTurner ss 2 0 0 0 1 0 .293 At Lille, France son on 15-day DL, retroactive to Sun- Lmbrdozzi 2b 300000.170 day. Optioned C Kevin Plawecki to Las sunken cost. Those cash-for- wears off, what happens? Goodwin lf 200011.299 Italy vs. Ireland...... 3 retired after 17 NHL seasons, formally confirming Group F Vegas (PCL). Reinstated C Travis d’Ar- Skole1b 201010.249 clunkers cost him his job. It seems the NHL has At Lyon, France naud from 15-day DL. Recalled P Sean his previously announced retirement. The 36-year- Severinoc 300000.271 Gilmartin from Las Vegas (PCL). denDkkercf300002.221 Hungary vs. Portugal...... Noon R Castillo’s signing has learned nothing from having At Saint-Denis, France New York (AL): Signed P Jean Peralta old Lecavalier spent his first 14 NHL seasons with Martinson3b200001.214 Iceland vs. Austria...... Noon and OF Connor Oliver on minor league turned into the worst-case two teams fail in Atlanta. Sim- CRamsey rf 2 0 0 0 0 0 .284 contracts. the Tampa Bay Lightning, winning the Stanley Cup Sizemore dh 200001.205 Oakland (AL): Totals 21 0 1 0 3 5 Optioned P Daniel Cou- scenario with the Sox booting ilar to Atlanta, Vegas is an lombe to Nashville (PCL). Sent OF Josh in 2004. He had a disappointing tenure in Philadel- him from the 40-man roster itinerant city where people ar- PAWTUCKET AB R H BI BB SO Avg. Reddick to Nashville for a rehab as- phia before joining the Kings in January and declar- MMiller 2b 3 0 1 0 0 0 .250 MLS signment. this week. He is the baseball rive with their own sports al- RCastillo cf 300000.240 Philadelphia (NL): Signed OF Mickey ing that the 2015-16 season would be his last. Lecav- CMarrero dh 3 11001.289 EASTERN CONFERENCE Moniak to a minor league contract. version of Darko Milicic, a guy legiances and an inherent in- Maxwell lf 212110.230 WLTPts.GFGA Pittsburgh (NL): Optioned P Curtis alier scored 949 points in 1,212 regular-season HRamos rf 3 0 1001.302 Philadelphia ...... 6 4 5 23 23 19 Partch to Indianapolis (IL). Recalleed P Court1b 301001.571 who made millions off work- difference to the local prod- New York...... 7 7 1 22 26 20 Wilfredo Boscan from Indianapolis. games, including 421 goals . . . Tampa Bay Lightning Witte 3b 3 0 1 1 0 0 .247 NYC FC...... 5 5 6 21 25 31 San Diego (NL): Signed 1B Jacquez Wil- Solisc 200000.167 Ryan Callahan outs and industry foreign fe- ucts. Montreal ...... 5 4 5 20 22 20 liams; SS Hudson Sanchez, 3B Denzell forward had surgery to repair a labral Vinicioss 100010.220 ver. There are too many other Totals 23 2 7 2 2 3 Toronto FC...... 5 5 4 19 15 15 Gowdy; Cs Tucker Pennell and Chris tear in his right hip and will be sidelined about five NEW ENGLAND .....4 4 7 19 21 26 Mattison; LHPs Ben Sheckler, Eric Lau- Castillo was an impulse activities beckoning in Vegas Syracuse 000 000 0 — 0 1 0 D.C. United ...... 4 6 5 17 14 16 er and Dan Dallas; and RHPs Mason months, which means he will not play for Team USA Pawtucket 000 101 x — 2 7 0 Orlando City...... 3 3 8 17 25 23 Thompson, Cal Quantrill, Joe Galindo buy. The Sox were disappoint- to watch a fledgling hockey LOB—Syracuse 3, Pawtucket 5. 2B— Columbus...... 3 5 6 15 18 21 and Dominic DiSabatino on minor in the World Cup of Hockey . . . The salary cap for the Maxwell (6). GIDP—RCastillo. DP—Syr- Chicago...... 2 6 5 11 11 16 league contracts. ed that they were outbid for team. Sure, there will be hock- acuse 2, . WESTERN CONFERENCE San Francisco (NL): Placed 3B Matt 2016-17 NHL season will be $73 million, up from Duffy on 15-day DL, retroactive to Sun- SYRACUSE IP H R ER BB SO ERA Colorado ...... 9 2 4 31 19 11 Cuban slugger Jose Abreu, the ey tourists who venture to Ve- day. Optioned P Steven Okert to Sacra- $71.4 million. The cap floor, or the minimum AColeL5-4 6722234.64 FC Dallas...... 8 5 4 28 24 24 mento (PCL). Reinstated P Santiago Real Salt Lake...... 7 4 3 24 25 23 2014 American League Rook- gas to see their teams play, but PAWTUCKET IP H R ER BB SO ERA Casilla from paternity leave. Signed OF amount a team can spend, is $54 million. It was Kansas City ...... 6 8 3 21 16 18 Malique Ziegler and C Will Albertson. OwensW5-37100353.24 Vancouver ...... 6 7 3 21 24 27 ie of the Year. They were going is any regular tourist going to Seattle (AL): Sent C Jesus Sucre to the $52.8 million last season. WP—ACole. T—1:51. A—1. Los Angeles...... 5 3 6 21 27 17 to talk themselves into the skip Cirque du Soleil, Celine WEDNESDAY’S GAMES San Jose...... 5 4 6 21 18 18 AZL Mariners for a rehab assignment. Signed C Nick Thurman, P Steven Moy- Charlotte at Durham...... 1:05 Portland ...... 5 6 5 20 25 27 next hyped free agent from Dion, or the casinos to watch Seattle...... 5 8 1 16 13 17 ers, OF DeAires Moses, 1B Nick Hala- SPORTS MEDIA Indianapolis at Gwinnett...... 7:05 Houston...... 3 7 5 14 20 22 mandaris and P David Ellingson on mi- Cuba. The Cuban Mystery hockey? The NFL in Vegas Lehigh Valley at Norfolk...... 7:05 nor league contracts. Louisville at Buffalo...... 7:05 NOTE: Three points for victory, one Texas (AL): Optioned INF Kyle Kubitza WEEI parts ways with Adams point for tie. Man looks like, in the words would work because you only Rochester at Columbus...... 7:05 WEDNESDAY’S GAMES to Round Rock (PCL). Signed P Garrett Syracuse at Pawtucket...... 7:05 Brummett on a minor league contract. Mike Adams of former Denver Nuggets have to fill a stadium eight Chicago at Philadelphia...... 7 FOOTBALL , the genial evening host on sports-ra- Toledo at Scranton/W-B ...... 7:05 New York at Real Salt Lake...... 10 MONDAY’S RESULTS Buffalo (AFC): coach Dan Issel, “El Busto.” times a year. Colorado at Los Angeles...... 10:30 Promoted BLESTO scout dio station WEEI-93.7 for more than a decade, has R R Durham 3...... Charlotte 2 (10 inn.) SATURDAY’S GAMES Pete Harris to college area scout, col- If I were the Celtics, I One of the aspects of Indianapolis 7...... Gwinnett 5 New York City FC at Seattle...... 5 lege scouting assistant Bo Taliaferro to been removed from the show, effective immediately. Lehigh Valley 5...... Norfolk 4 (10 inn.) NEW ENGLAND at D.C. United...... 7 BLESTO scout, trainer Bud Carpenter to director of athletic training opera- would not trade the third pick watching sports that is so re- Louisville 4...... Buffalo 1 Vancouver at Philadelphia...... 7 WEEI employees were informed of the decision Tues- New York at Columbus...... 7:30 tions, assistant trainer Shone Gipson Rochester 8...... Columbus 2 to head trainer and Chris Fischetti to Phil Zachary in the draft for Philadelphia warding is a story of redemp- Sporting Kansas City at Montreal..7:30 day by , vice president and market man- Pawtucket 4...... Syracuse 1 head of rehabilitation and injury man- Toronto FC at Orlando City...... 7:30 76ers center Nerlens Noel. tion. Golfer Dustin Johnson’s agement services. Named Kelvin Fish- ager for Entercom Boston, WEEI’s parent company. Real Salt Lake at FC Dallas...... 8 er player personnel adviser, Ryan Hol- That’s no knock on the Everett story of redemption got over- Los Angeles at San Jose...... 10 WEEI, which broadcasts Red Sox games in Adams’s SUNDAY’S GAMES lern college scouting coordinator and Collin Dotterer player personnel assis- native. Noel would provide shadowed a bit on Sunday, by Eastern League Houston at Portland...... 6 tant. “Planet Mikey” 6-10 p.m. time slot most nights from the Celtics some rim protec- LeBron James’s. In 2015, Jacksonville (AFC): Signed DE Yannick April through at least September and draws strong Eastern Division Ngakoue to a four-year contract. tion and rebounding. There is Johnson had a mortifying W L Pct. GB ratings, does not have an imminent replacement in Reading...... 49 22 .690 — NWSL always a place in the NBA for three-putt on the final hole of Trenton ...... 42 27 .609 6 mind. “We made a tough call on Mike but, at the Hartford...... 37 31 .544 10½ Chicago...... 5 1 3 18 11 6 players with those skills. But the US Open that cost him New Hampshire .....30 39 .435 18 same time, we feel there are some innovative oppor- Washington...... 5 1 2 17 11 6 Tennis Binghamton ...... 28 40 .412 19½ Portland ...... 4 0 5 17 12 5 offensively Noel will never be even a shot at a playoff. Portland...... 26 43 .377 22 tunities we’d like to explore over the next few Western NY...... 5 4 0 15 13 10 confused with Hakeem Olaju- This year, he won the US Western Division Orlando ...... 4 5 0 12 9 8 WIMBLEDON QUALIFYING months,’’ said Zachary in an e-mail. “As you know, W L Pct. GB Seattle...... 3 3 3 12 8 7 won. Open at Oakmont Country Sky Blue FC ...... 2 3 4 10 9 12 WEEI has extensively — and successfully — re- Akron...... 42 29 .592 — At Bank of England Sports Ground FC Kansas City .....2 4 3967 Altoona ...... 38 31 .551 3 Roehampton, England This is the type of move a Club with a final-round 69 (re- Harrisburg...... 37 32 .536 4 Houston...... 2 5 1769 vamped every major weekday show over the last team makes if it’s one or two ally a 68), despite a silly US Bowie ...... 30 39 .435 11 Boston ...... 1 7 1 4 2 15 Men three years. The time is right to extend that thinking Erie ...... 31 41 .431 11½ NOTE: Three points for victory, one First Round complementary pieces away. Golf Association decision to Richmond ...... 27 43 .386 14½ point for tie. Jozef Kovalik (19) def. Facundo Ar- to nights.” The decision was not a sudden one or the TUESDAY’S RESULTS WEDNESDAY’S GAMES guello, 6-3, 6-2; Go Soeda def. Andrea Their first-round playoff exit dock him a stroke after his Chicago at Portland...... 10 Arnaboldi, 6-4, 6-7 (2), 6-3; Enrique Lo- result of a specific incident, but had been under con- Altoona 5...... Binghamton 2 THURSDAY’S GAMES pez-Perez def. David Perez Sanz, 7-6 against the Atlanta Hawks ball moved on the fifth hole of Akron 5...... Reading 2 Houston at Orlando...... 7:30 (4), 6-4; David Guez def. Frances Tia- sideration for some time. Zachary did not dismiss the New Hampshire 5...... Erie 4 FRIDAY’S GAMES foe, 6-3, 7-5; Gerald Melzer (13) def. showed us that there’s some the final round. Portland 10...... Harrisburg 4 Boston at Western New York...... 7 Steven Diez, 5-7, 6-3, 6-3; Marcelo Are- possibility that Adams could work at WEEI again. Richmond 11...... Hartford 3 SATURDAY’S GAMES valo def. Constant Lestienne, 6-4, 7-6 serious mileage between the A rules official initially Trenton at Bowie...... ppd. Sky Blue FC at Washington...... 7 (3); Radu Albot (15), Moldova def. Guil- “Mikey will always be a part of the WEEI family,’’ said told Johnson there would be Seattle at Kansas City...... 7 herme Clezar, 6-3, 6-3; Franko Skugor Zachary. Celtics and Banner No. 18 Portland 10, Harrisburg 4 SUNDAY’S GAMES def. Pedja Krstin, 6-2, 6-4; Matthew no penalty stroke. Portland at Orlando...... 5 Barton def. Marco Trungelliti (32), 6-7 CHAD FINN with the current roster. at Hadlock Field, Portland, Maine (0), 6-4, 8-6; Marius Copil def. Wu Di, Noel is a DeAndre Jordan/ R If you haven’t, you must HARRISBURG AB R H BI BB SO Avg. 6-1, 6-2; Daniel Munoz-de la Nava (17) RBautista cf 412000.259 def. Marsel Ilhan, 6-3, 6-4; Mohamed Tristan Thompson type. The watch the equal-parts spell- Difo ss 401000.227 Safwat, Egypt def. Tomas Lipovsek Pu- BASEBALL Ballou lf-rf 402200.232 WNBA ches, 6-3, 6-2; Ruben Ramirez Hidalgo Celtics would be better off tak- binding and depressing five- NSoto 3b 400001.270 def. Adrian Ungur, 6-7 (1), 6-4, 6-3; Dan- Bostick 2b 422102.294 EASTERN CONFERENCE iel Nguyen def. Marton Fucsovics, 6-3, Mets sign BC standout Dunn ing their chances with the part ESPN documentary on Keyesdh 300111.244 W L Pct. GB 6-3; Albano Olivetti def. Andre Ghem, 7-6 (2), 6-4; Thomas Fabbiano (8) def. Kieboom c 3 00011.255 Atlanta ...... 8 4 .667 — third pick and hoping they O.J. Simpson, “O.J.: Made in Collier rf 311002.289 Blaz Kavcic, 6-1, 4-6, 6-4; Darian King, The Mets signed former Boston College right- New York...... 8 4 .667 — Barbados def. Chen Ti, 1-6, 6-4, 10-8; ASanchez lf 100000.232 Chicago...... 6 7 .462 2½ Justin Dunn strike gold with Kris Dunn, America.” It’s a keen look at Pleffner 1b 301011.234 Grega Zemlja def. Luca Vanni, 6-3, 6-7 hander for $2,378,800, according to Totals 3349438 Washington...... 6 7 .462 2½ (0), 6-3; Kenny de Schepper (25) def. Jaylen Brown, Jamal Murray, Simpson’s rise and fall and Indiana...... 5 8 .385 3½ James Duckworth, 6-1, 6-7 (5), 6-3; MLB.com. Dunn was selected 19th overall in this PORTLAND AB R H BI BB SO Avg. Connecticut...... 3 10 .231 5½ Yannick Mertens def. Guido Andreozzi Eric Gutierrez or Dragan Bender. how the myth he crafted for Moncada 2b 511102.200 WESTERN CONFERENCE (27), 6-3, 6-4; Nikoloz Basilashvili (3) year’s draft . . . hit a two-run homer, R Why do we even play himself mirrors the mytholo- Coyle3b 321120.214 Minnesota ...... 13 0 1.000 — def. Denys Molchanov, 6-2, 6-1; Andrey Texas Tech picked up a huge insurance run by way of Benintendi cf 522101.261 Los Angeles ...... 11 1 .917 1½ Rublev def. Alexander Sarkissian, 6-1, regular seasons in profession- gy of America as a benevolent CDecker 1b 411100.304 Dallas ...... 6 7 .462 7 6-4; Jan Satral def. Nicolas Kicker, 6-1, two errors on the same play in the ninth inning, and Freiman dh 323210.260 Phoenix...... 4 9 .308 9 6-3; Karen Khachanov (1) def. Bai Yan, al sports if we’re just going to land of justice and equality for ATavarez rf 402100.305 Seattle...... 4 9 .308 9 6-3, 6-4; Aldin Setkic def. Maximo Gon- the Red Raiders eliminated Florida 3-2, at the Col- Romanski c 4 00001.300 San Antonio ...... 2 10 .167 10½ zalez (26), 6-2, 6-3; Igor Sijsling (9) def. Sturgeon lf 311211.263 Nils Langer, 6-2, 6-4; Michael Berrer discard everything that hap- all. TUESDAY’S RESULTS lege World Series at Omaha — a stunning early exit TLinss 311111.232 (10) def. Cedrik-Marcel Stebe, 6-4, 2-6, pens in them? The idea that The documentary is a dis- Totals 34 10 12 10 5 6 Chicago 81...... San Antonio 75 6-4; Pere Riba def. Andrej Martin (7), for the No. 1 national seed. Minnesota 72...... Los Angeles 69 Harrisburg 011 000 110 — 4 9 1 7-6 (0), 7-5; Alexander Kudryavtsev Phoenix 90...... Dallas 100 the Warriors, coming off an tressing, exasperating, and oc- Portland 423 000 10x — 10 12 0 def. Marco Chiudinelli (24), 7-5, 3-6, WEDNESDAY’S GAMES 6-3; Tristan Lamasine def. Saketh E LOB MISCELLANY NBA title in 2015, won an casionally infuriating look at —Collier (2). —Harrisburg 5, New York at Atlanta...... 12 Myneni (30), 4-6, 7-6 (2), 6-1; Luke 2B Portland 5. —RBautista (4), Collier Indiana at Washington...... 7 Saville def. Oriol Roca Batalla, 6-1, 4-6, NBA-record 73 games, re- the societal ills in this country (8), Benintendi (8), Freiman (7), Stur- 6-4; Austin Krajicek (22) def. John-Pat- 3B geon (9), Coyle (8). —Bostick (8), rick Smith, 6-2, 3-6, 11-9; Ruben Bemel- WNBA’s Lynx win 13th straight HR GIDP turned to the Finals, and fell — celebrity idolatry, indiffer- TLin (4). —Bostick (6). —RBau- mans def. Amir Weintraub, 6-3, 6-2; DP one win shy of a repeat can ence toward domestic vio- tista, NSoto, ATavarez. —Harrisburg Matthias Bachinger def. Artem Renee Montgomery’s 3-pointer with 2.9 seconds 2, Portland 3. Colleges Smirnov, 6-3, 6-1; Axel Michon def. Jur- have their season labeled a lence, and institutionalized HARRISBURG IP H R ER BB SO ERA gen Zopp, 7-6 (5), 6-4; Ramkumar Ra- left lifted the Minnesota Lynx to a 72-69 win over the Mapes L 6-5 2„ 10 9 8 2 1 3.67 manathan def. Marek Michalicka, 7-5, complete failure is madden- racism and inequality — that Self 1‚000103.52 6-7 (2), 6-4; Alejandro Falla def. Salva- Los Angeles Sparks in a matchup of unbeaten teams. Brady 3211042.89 BASEBALL tore Caruso, 7-6 (7), 6-1; Joe Salisbury Benincasa 1000212.25 def. Alessandro Giannessi, 4-6, 7-6 (3), Lindsay Whalen ing. contributed to Simpson’s po- College World Seroes With the score tied, drove to the bas- PORTLAND IP H R ER BB SO ERA 6-3; Gregoire Barrere def. Mirza Basic Was Golden State’s season larizing acquittal in the 1994 At Omaha, Neb. (20), 6-3, 6-4; Marcus Willis def. Yuichi ket and found Montgomery open in the corner for McAvyW4-37733167.34 Double Elimination Sugita (4), 1-6, 6-4, 6-1; Calvin Hemery disappointing? Absolutely. Is murders of Nicole Brown Jerez 1211013.41 x-if necessary def. Daniel Smethurst, 6-3, 7-6 (6); the game-winner. The Lynx (13-0) had tied the game Drehoff 1000217.36 Tuesday, June 21 Adrian Menendez-Maceiras def. Kon- Sylvia Fowles’s it an abject failure? No. Simpson and Ron Goldman. T—2:28. A—5,165. Texas Tech 3...Florida 2 (Florida elim.) stantin Kravchuk (5), 6-3, 7-6 (5); Daniil at 69 on layup with 28 seconds left. WEDNESDAY’S GAMES Game 8 — TCU vs. Coastal Carolina...9 Medvedev def. Stefan Kozlov, 6-2, 6-2; There’s something wrong Wednesday, June 22 They rallied without Maya Moore, who injured her New Hampshire at Erie...... 12:05 Bjorn Fratangelo (6) def. Ryan Harri- Game 9 — UC Santa Barbara vs. Ariz.7 son, 6-4, 7-5; Daniel Brands (21) def. Elena Delle Donne with sports culture when the Christopher L. Gasper can be Richmond at Hartford...... 5:05 Championship Series Mischa Zverev, 6-4, 7-6 (3); Vincent left thigh in the fourth quarter . . . Philadelphia 76ers’ 10-win reached at Altoona at Binghamton...... 6:35 (Best-of-3) Millot (31) def. Peter Gojowczyk, 6-4, scored 19 of her 23 points in the second half and the Trenton at Bowie...... 6:35 Monday, June 27: Pairings TBA...... 7 3-6, 6-1; Adam Pavlasek (2) def. Henri season is labeled a success be- [email protected]. Follow Harrisburg at Portland...... 7:00 Tuesday, June 28: Pairings TBA...... 8 Laaksonen, 7-5, 7-5; Edward Corrie def. 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here’s a revolution afoot in the City of Presidents. After a decade of de- LANE TURNER/GLOBE STAFF/FILE T velopmental stagnation, it is now difficult to You’re making new drive through Quincy Center without dodging orange construction cones, couple-friends: or millennials meandering mindless- But where SARMA ly through traffic. Where are they headed, one wonders? Perhaps to Friendship is on the brink of blos- West of Chestnut, the new $60 mil- soming, and you want to seal the lion apartment complex that touts deal. This Turkish meze parlor has amenities like a dog-washing spa and the notable-chef factor (Ana Sor- Nest thermostats that connect to the should tun), making it feel like an occa- cloud. It’s just one of several build- sion. The small plates menu — ings going up steps from the T. It za’atar fried feta? pork gyros? — is seems Quincy, with its newly named sprawling enough that appetites “Hancock District,” is finally getting tame and frisky will feel acknowl- its due for its less-than-market-rate edged. Strolling waiters toting plat- rentals and (relative) proximity to ters of impromptu treats like sesa- downtown Boston. we eat?! me fried chicken spark conversa- Situated amid the crush of con- tion. And the price point is fair, so struction is the Townshend, a new splitting the tab won’t reveal any- American restaurant that opened last one’s darker side. May. It takes its name from the Your best friend is in crisis. Your annoying relatives are in town. Townshend Acts, the laws the British 249 Pearl St., Somerville, 617-764- foisted on colonists helping to fo- For every slippery situation, there exists a perfect restaurant. 4464, www.sarmarestaurant.com ment the American Revolution. The acts themselves got their name from Charles Townshend, a vainglorious BY KARA BASKIN | GLOBE CORRESPONDENT British politician known as “Cham- pagne Charlie” for his habit of mak- ing intoxicated ramblings during ses- our pompous cousin is in town, and nothing but the iciest martini and juiciest steak DINING OUT, Page G5 will do. Your friend caught her beloved in flagrante with a colleague, and she wants to drown her sorrows in a platter of spaghetti and copious wine. It’s your second date, and you aim to sup somewhere fancy — but not too fancy! — with ample distractions Inside should something go sour. Y But occasion restaurants often fall flat. How many stuffy lounges, pandering girls’ nights out, or supposedly romantic boites that prize atmosphere over food have you en- dured? You felt taken advantage of, swindled even. You vowed never to return. Until the next time. It needn’t be thus. Here are 10 restaurants to match pivotal dining scenarios. Each serves as a backdrop for life’s inevitable moments and also offers exceptional food. Choose wisely; eat well. ESSDRAS M SUAREZ/GLOBE STAFF/FILE Youwokeupwith someone you don’t really know: TRES GATOS

Tres Gatos is a little unusual — you can browse their intellectually sound selection of records and GORDON HAMERSLEY books to keep tentative conversa- tion at bay. The menu is just this GET STEAMY side of standard — chicken liver Fish and vegetables are at their toasts with kumquat marmalade cement your status as a paramour tastiest — and healthiest — both memorable and adventurous. MATTHEW J. LEE/GLOBE STAFF when cooked in a bamboo steamer Plus, they take reservations, so you G3 You’re soothing a needn’t loiter in the cruel sunlight while nursing a throbbing wine brokenhearted pal: headache. VINNY’S AT 470 Centre St., Jamaica Plain, 617- NIGHT 477-4851, www.tresgatosjp.com You might be tempted to find a You’re hosting a Most thumpy, slinky cavern with bird- bath-size martinis. But really, your Important Brunch: friend needs a few hours of Sicilian JOHN BLANDING/GLOBE STAFF MA FRANCE suspended reality. Vinny’s is a throwback to a time when portions You’re celebrating, but tired of the usual suspects: were husky and prices were fair. Pass off their flaky bistro sandwich- Dissect what went wrong over a THE TABLE AT SEASON TO TASTE es (tomato and olive is the best), bottomless swirl of eggplant parm croissants, and quiches as your and goblets of wine, and accept Urban glamour has its place. But if you want quality food without preten- own. Pick up a few rare cheeses opinions from fellow diners. (Ta- sion or parking problems, trek to this 20-seat nook on the northern fringes and imported jams. Do a shot of bles are cozy and seemingly filled of Cambridge. Here, humbly energetic “Top Chef” contestant Carl Dooley espresso for the road. The jaunty, with everyone’s favorite doting prepares prix fixe dishes that straddle the line between challenging and re- beret-wearing cashiers will make SEASONAL RECIPES auntie.) This is the kind of joint assuring — charred Spanish octopus with avocado; spiced beets with mer- you feel proud of your purchases — SUMMERY DELIGHTS that restores your faith in humani- guez and feta (pictured); pork belly in morel mushroom stew — and walks and offer those affirmations in ty, and the convenience store out them to your table himself, just to banter for a bit. Complimentary bites be- French, if you desire. Cherry cake, chicken lettuce wraps, front adds to the charm. tween courses make you feel like a treasured guest, not an interloper who’s 46 Massachusetts Ave., Lexington, Halifax-style donairs, and more 76 Broadway, Sullivan Square, paying for a privilege. It’s special without being snooty. 781-862-1047, www.mafrance G7 Somerville, 617-628-1921, 2447 Massachusetts Ave., Cambridge, 617-871-9468, www.cambridge gourmet.com www.vinnysatnight.com table.com WHERE TO GO, Page G6 G2 The Boston Globe WEDNESDAY, JUNE 22, 2016 Insider

Three New England companies have developed Paleo-friendly gra- nolas, using nuts and seeds instead of oats to form a crunchy base, lightly sweetened with honey or maple syrup. They’re delicious on Granola their own, sprinkled on cut fruit, or even on a salad. In 2011, Dinos and Katelyn Stamoulis of Pawtucket, R.I., founded Paleonola with six flavors (from $8.99 for 10 ounces): Original, Maple Pancake, Apple Pie, Pumpkin Pie, Pina Colada, and Chocolate Fix. Di- goes Paleo nos, a former pro hockey player, has been following the Paleo diet since 2008 and was looking for a nutritious snack food; Katelyn devel- oped the recipes. Dinos says, “The fats from nuts are more satiating. You feel fuller longer, and have to eat less.” Vivian Cubilla-Lindblom of Maple Nut Kitchen in Keene, N.H., makes both traditional and Paleo granola, all gluten-free and vegan, as maple syrup is the only sweetener used. The Paleo line (from $9.99 for 10 ounces), the overall best seller, has four regionally inspired fla- vors: Northern Berry Harvest (with walnuts and blueberries), Eastern Apple Pecan, Southern Cherry Almond, and Western Cocoa Cayenne. “So many people are sensitive to grains,” says the former financial an- alyst. “I wanted to offer healthier options.” In Brattleboro, Vt., Virginia and Peter Vogel of Back Roads Granola have been making certified organic oat-based granolas for six years. Last fall they added a Paleo Coconut Crunch (from $8.99 for 10 ounc- es), with coconut chips instead of oats. “People are into coconut and all its forms now,” Virginia says. It quickly became one of their best sellers, so they just introduced three more Paleo flavors: Maple Pecan, Apricot Chai, and Pineapple Ginger. Paleonola is at Whole Foods and Shaw’s, or go to www.paleon ola.com; Maple Nut Kitchen is at Cambridge Naturals, 23 White St., Cambridge, 617-492-4452, or go to www.maplenutkitchen.com; Back Roads Granola is at Whole Foods and Russo’s, 560 Pleasant St., Watertown, 617-923-1500, or go to www.backroadsgranola.com. LISE STERN

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With its sturdy stainless-steel handle long enough to reach the bottom of a blender, and its silicone head flexible enough to curl around the blades, RSVP Endurance’s new smoothie spatula ($10) is a must for retrieving the last drops of your latest concoc- tion. In addition to scraping clean the inside of a blender, the spatula can SUZANNE KREITER/GLOBE STAFF slide butter off the side of a knife or get the last spoonful of jam or may- THE SECRET INGREDIENT: onnaise out of the jar. It’s heat-resis- tant to 500 degrees, dishwasher- WATERMELON RIND safe, and the tool to have in your hand when space is tight. Available at All Cape Cook’s Supply, 237 Main WHAT GIVES RIFRULLO CAFE’S gazpacho an incredible crunch isn’t chunky water- St., Hyannis, 508-790-8908; Differ- melon, but the white rind of the juicy red orb, blended with San Marzano tomatoes ent Drummers Kitchen, 34 Bridge (canned when they’re not in season), mint, toasted and ground cumin seeds, red onion, St., Northampton, 413-586-7978, vinegar, and olive oil. Ladled into big bowls, the gazpacho ($8.50), a creation of Rifrullo and 374 Pittsfield Road, Lenox, 413- chef Balmoris (Bobby) Mendoza, is garnished with slices of ripe avocado, cilantro, and 637-0606; Kitchen Outfitters, Acton more oil. The Brookline cafe’s owner, Colleen Marnell-Suhanosky, started serving this Woods Plaza, 342 Great Road, Ac- version of gazpacho a couple of years ago, and now sells it by the quart ($16). “It’s so ton, 978-263-1955; or go to slurpy and luscious,” she says, “perfect for a meal with salad and some bread.” The cafe www.amazon.com. JEAN KRESSY also makes a very crusty, porous loaf, ideal for getting the last bits out of the bowl. Ri- frullo Cafe, 147 Cypress St., Brookline, 617-505-6727, www.rifrullocafe.com. SHERYL JULIAN

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eering into the seafood case thousands of years. A vessel with small or cabbage leaves and place the fish di- at my local fish market the slats or holes in the bottom, be it bam- rectly on top, but I like to put every- other day, I noticed some boo, metal, or stoneware, is filled with thing in a heatproof saucer or bowl, P beautiful blackback floun- food, covered, and placed over boiling then place that dish into the steamer. der fillets (also called win- water. As the water vaporizes into This step ensures that all the juices are ter flounder) from the Gulf of Maine. steam, a gentle, indirect heat surrounds captured in the saucer, creating a won- Curious, I clicked on the Monterey Bay what is being cooked, minimizing the derful, lightly flavored broth that com- Aquarium’s “Seafood Watch” app on my loss of nutrients and concentrating and plements the rest of the dish. When the phone to see what they had to say. “The boosting flavor. It keeps the natural tex- fish is cooked, turn off the heat and A playful personality of lemon grass [Gulf of Maine] stock is healthy and the tures of the food intact and retains wait 30 seconds before removing the and gooseeberry aromas with hints of fishery is managed moderately well.” much of the juices. In fact, short of for- cover to let the steam settle so you don’t honeysuckle and tangerine that trace Finding wild fish to cook from our wa- getting about dinner altogether, over- get burned. For an added layer of flavor, acrosss the palate providing a ters can be tough these days, and yes, cooking or burning is near impossible. try spooning a teaspoon of soy sauce or refrreshing burst of citrus! I’m a big fan of the fully sustainable, But to be safe, it’s a good idea to check basil pesto over the flounder, or just do oily, omega-3-rich species like sardines the water level halfway through cook- like I do here and have at it. and mackerel. But these pristine, white- ing to ensure it doesn’t get too low and Summer cooking may be all about fleshed specimens looked too nice to burn the bamboo basket. I’ve done that! grilling, but when you want your fish to pass up, so I bought four medium-size Steaming is also an extremely taste like it came directly from the sea fillets and hustled home. healthy way to cook. Very little fat, if and your vegetables like they’re straight Out of the closet came my bamboo any, need be added. With an extra-deli- from the garden, try indirect steam steamer. This piece of equipment, sel- cate fish like flounder, cooking only heat and taste purity of flavor in each dom used in my kitchen, is perfect takes about 7-10 minutes depending on bite. when cooking a lean, delicate fish like the thickness of the fillets. Thinly cut- Access your Globe account online flounder, and I should use it more of- ting the vegetables ensures they, too, Gordon Hamersley can be reached at at bostonglobe.com/subscriber ten. Steaming is an ancient way to cook, will be tender when the fish is cooked. cookingwithgordonhamersley@gmail and there is evidence that it goes back You can line the steamer with spinach .com

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By Lisa Zwirn cians’ own behaviors, they are much GLOBE CORRESPONDENT more likely to proactively change their BROCKTON — A small group of pa- patients’ behaviors,” says cofounder tients at the Brockton Neighborhood David Eisenberg, director of culinary Health Center sip ginger tea and listen nutrition and adjunct associate profes- to dietitian Mary Lynch explain how sor of nutrition at Harvard T.H. Chan eating a few servings of fruit every day School of Public Health. can help lower their blood pressure. At the organization’s annual confer- The weekly Fresh Approaches to ence, at CIA’s Greystone, Calif., cam- Healthy Eating class at the new demo pus, medical professionals (more than kitchen here is a prescription — pa- 4,000 to date) learn to make better tients are referred by physicians — for food and lifestyle choices, including learning good eating habits. how to shop for food, cook, and eat, as Lynch teaches the DASH diet (Di- well as pay attention to movement and etary Approaches to Stop Hyperten- exercise, and increase mindfulness sion), which is rich in fruits and vege- about eating. “With diabetes and obe- tables, low- and non-fat dairy, lean sity skyrocketing and younger genera- protein, whole grains, and heart- tions that don’t know how to cook, we healthy fats to reduce the risk of heart PHOTOS BY DAVID L. RYAN/GLOBE STAFF have to rethink our relationship to disease, stroke, diabetes, and even At the Brockton Neighborhood Health Center, dietitian Mary Lynch teaches a nutrition and cooking class. food,” says Eisenberg. He adds that some cancers. Two health center em- doctors need to know how to have ployees translate Lynch’s message into these conversations with patients. A Cape Verdean (Portuguese-based) Cre- recent offshoot initiative, the Teaching ole and Haitian (French-based) Creole. Prescription for change Kitchen Collaborative, is developing The day’s recipes are pineapple and av- and implementing best practices for ocado salsa, with baked tortilla chips, operating teaching kitchens in hospi- and raspberry-beet smoothies. Health professionals increasingly view food as a form of medicine tals, medical schools, medical offices, BNHC’s new satellite office and universities, and corporations. classroom kitchen opened last fall ad- At the Brockton health center, jacent to the new Vicente’s Supermar- 2012, which includes health care ser- prove school meals and increase stu- ing phenols, enhances plant-based di- which offers just these kinds of cook- ket. The pairing, says health center vices, medications, and lost productiv- dents’ exercise time. The coalition also ets. “Americans don’t prepare and eat ing-for-health classes, dietitian Lynch CEO Susan Joss, was “part of the vision ity. Obesity-related direct and indirect facilitated the city’s trans-fat ban, im- vegetables in a way that is health-pro- and primary care physician Nabila to affect the health of the community.” costs are estimated at more than $250 plemented a little more than a year moting,” she says. “Fat is needed to ab- Azam are working closely with Vicen- With a diabetes rate of 12 percent of billion. Approximately 70 million ago. The center’s food pantry opened sorb some of the important phytonu- te’s Supermarket on a program to the patient population, “we decided to adults (29 percent of the population) in 2014. “There’s no stigma to it,” says trients found in plant products that guide shoppers toward healthful take control of our ZIP code and have high blood pressure, a cost to the Sarah Abernethy Oo, MGH Chelsea’s will help reduce the risk of heart dis- foods. Soon, colorful floor mats will di- change the dynamics,” she says. nation of about $46 billion per year. director of community health im- ease and some cancers.” Her diet calls rect people back to the produce section The concept of food as medicine is “We’re willing to spend money for provement. “It’s right here where peo- for at least four servings of vegetables a of the market, and placards on shop- not a new one. Hippocrates, the an- medicine, but we need to give people ple get their primary care.” day (one serving is ½ cup of vegetables ping carts will feature pictures of sea- cient Greek physician, purportedly the wherewithal to access and pur- At MGH Charlestown, doctors or 1 cup salad greens), prepared or sonal fruits and vegetables. BNHC said: “Let food be thy medicine and chase healthful foods,” says Frank. Katherine Crabtree and Carolina cooked with 1 tablespoon of extra vir- CEO Joss explains that in the Universi- medicine be thy food.” In practice, it “Good food is like a miracle drug.” Yet Abuelo worked on a pilot garden proj- gin olive oil per cup of vegetables. The ty of New Mexico’s pilot study of the means: “You can make food choices too many people are priced out of a ect last year. This year, more than a most nutritious varieties are those red, program, produce purchases increased that will improve your health,” says healthy diet, she says. Low-income dozen patients planted containers of orange, yellow, and dark green roots, by 76 percent. Mary Flynn, research dietitian at the neighborhoods tend to have the least peas, cucumbers, tomatoes, peppers, leaves, peppers, and squash, as well as Vicente’s store director Brian Vicen- Miriam Hospital in Providence and as- access to fresh produce, the most fast- carrots, and more. The goal, says Crab- the cruciferous (brassica) family, te, son of founder Manuel Vicente, sociate professor at Brown University. food restaurants, and poor health edu- tree, is “for people to feel more like which includes broccoli, cauliflower, says, “It’s better if we change our diet Many medical programs are now cation and related services. their health is in their own hands.” cabbage, Brussels sprouts, and kale. before we’re told to by physicians.” actively linking food to its critical role At BMC, patients deemed food-in- Along similar lines, doctor Jeffrey (Flynn’s “Food Is Medicine” program is Joss adds, “With the combined in everyday health. Doctor Deborah secure are given prescriptions for Geller, who runs group medical visits detailed on her website, www.med work of the health center and the mar- Frank, director of the Grow Clinic for healthful foods from the on-site Pre- at Greater Lawrence Family Health fooddiet.com.) ket, [Vicente’s has] started to think of Children at Boston Medical Center, ventive Food Pantry. “We provide food Center, employs an empowerment On a national level, there is grow- themselves as part of the public health rattles off a list of nutrition-sensitive for about 7,000 people per month,” model to help patients struggling with ing recognition that US healthcare is system.” disorders, including diabetes, hyper- says manager Latchman Hiralall. illness. One group keeps a vegetable focused primarily on treatment of dis- After attending Lynch’s healthy-eat- tension, heart disease, kidney disease, “Families learn from what they pick garden. As many of the patients eat at ease, with too little attention paid to ing class for the first time, two Cape under- and overweight problems, thin up. They’re not going to get sugary ce- local soup kitchens, says Geller, “fresh prevention, particularly of those con- Verdean women, Margarida Wilcox bones, and more. “Being undernour- reals,” he says. “It’s a behavioral food is part of the healing and contri- ditions where good diet and exercise and Maria Brandao, head to Vicente’s ished is bad for your health at any age,” change that we’re trying to promote as bution to the community.” The group play a crucial role. As a result, the to purchase Mrs. Dash seasoning, a she says. well.” Also at the hospital, registered talks about food and cooks together movement to educate medical profes- salt-free mix that Lynch recommends The statistics are grim: More than dietitian and chef Tracey Burg leads using the vegetables they grow. “When sionals about the importance of food, over the salt-laden Maggi brand. With one-third of adults and 17 percent of cooking and wellness classes for both people realize that the food they eat nutrition, and home cooking has Brian Vicente translating, Wilcox says, youth are obese. About 29 million peo- patients and staff. contributes to their health and they gained momentum. Perhaps the most “The way [Lynch] seasoned the food, ple, or 9.3 percent of the US popula- Other area hospitals and health can do something about it, it empow- visible initiative is Healthy Kitchens, I’ll go home and season it like that.” tion, have diabetes, and 37 percent of centers are working to improve the ers them,” he says. Healthy Lives (www.healthy Brandao says, “I’m going to come ev- adults have prediabetes. According to health of their communities, as well. Dietitian Flynn has spent 20 years kitchens.org), founded in 2006 as a ery week and then make the recipes.” the American Diabetes Association, Massachusetts General Hospital’s researching how food can be used as collaboration between Harvard Uni- the total estimated cost of the disease Chelsea HealthCare Center initiated medicine, and specifically how extra versity and the Culinary Institute of Lisa Zwirn can be reached at was a staggering $245 billion as of the Healthy Chelsea coalition to im- virgin olive oil, with its health-promot- America. “If we could change clini- [email protected].

Takeout pizza, two ways: old-school and new kid on the block

By Catherine Smart CHEAP EATS lent of 1½ large pizzas), or $33 to feed GLOBE CORRESPONDENT DINING DEALS IN a crowd with a whole tray (24 pieces). Ball games, beach picnics, pool par- GREATER BOSTON The crust is substantial, with a pillowy ties: It’s the season for takeout pizza. center but crisp on the bottom; Sicilian But where to pick up the pie? We pizza is the antithesis of the cracker- scouted two exceptional spots serving even the owner, Fred Moscaritolo, who crust trend. to-go orders only — one decidedly old- bought the business from the La Cas- You can round out the meal with a school, the other a new kid on the cia family in 1991, seems surprised selection of pastries, from cannoli and block, offering very different but when we tell him we’re calling about eclairs to frosted half-moons and equally delicious slices. the pizza. He tells us they run a brisk fudgy brownies. We’re partial to the First we head to La Cascia’s, which catering business, and it’s evident they chocolate-covered almond rainbow got its start in East Boston in 1926. have a big lunch crowd that comes for cookies ($9.99 a pound). This Italian bakery in Medford (which the Italian subs. La Cascia’s has seen a lot of changes has a different owner than the Burling- But the thick, slightly sweet-sauced over the past couple of decades. As ton location) might not be the first Sicilian slices are a deal: $1.75 apiece, Moscaritolo tells us, the clientele has place you’d think to pick up a pie — $17 for a half-sheet (about the equiva- changed along with the neighborhood, PHOTOS BY JUSTIN SAGLIO FOR THE BOSTON GLOBE which “used to be more old-fashioned; now it’s getting more yuppie-ish.” Sausage pizza But the way everything is made — (above) at Sillari’s from the tempting from-scratch pastry Pizza, which is co- to the baked-daily bread — hasn’t WHERE TSTAY owned and run by changed much at all. 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The Townshend’s offerings include fried East Coast oysters (left) and steak on a bed of wilted spinach.

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It’s got a cocktail list that’s simple concoction after another, and it’s a tangy mustard-based crust, it is served worth rambling on about, and it pro- hard to tell whether he’s talking to you with potatoes that are smashed then LOWER FALLS WINE Co. vides a level of hospitality that could sig- or to the glass. flash-fried until delightfully crisp. since 1935 nal a tipping point for Quincy as a din- Sip the California Airmail, a bright Sisson developed his pasta-making TRUST EXPERIENCE ing destination. There’s a slate of new mix of rum, honey, lime, and sparkling prowess at Sportello, and he cuts his ta- restaurants scheduled to open, and the wine that’s buoyed by a delicate bubble gliatelle into pleasantly chewy threads. team is planning a second location in the and sweetness, or the Bohemian, an ef- The accompanying bolognese gets its area — the beer-focused Belfry Hall — fervescent gin, grapefruit, and elder- richness from the addition of chicken SELECT INVENTORY for the fall. flower combo that seems almost like a liver to the lamb, pork, and veal ragu — Josh Suprenant and Devin Adams are dessert: The color of cotton candy, it ar- though you might grimace at the slick of GIFT & DELIVERY SERVICE the captains of that team, and chef Bob- rives in the kind of glass that posh kitties oil left on the plate after you inhale the by Sisson is at work in the Townshend nosh from in Fancy Feast commercials. noodles. The hand-rolled gnocchi are kitchen. The trio comes with an impres- The Adams Green is the Townshend’s seared, adding texture and complexity, WEEKLY TASTINGS sive pedigree: Suprenant and Adams “signature sour”; the acidity of the lem- then mingled with oyster mushrooms both had a hand in opening Island Creek on and vodka is balanced with the fresh- and fava beans. Steak looks luscious, Oyster Bar, then Adams left to tend cock- ness of a cucumber shrub. And are those presliced on a bed of wilted spinach. AUCTIONS WITH SKINNER, Inc. tails at Barbara Lynch’s Drink. Sisson is dried rosebuds in the June Bug (a mix of There are some misses. The rice in also a Lynch alum, having worked under rosé, raspberry, lime, and vodka)? In- the arancini is cooked just beyond al her at Sportello before stints at ICOB deed. They’re there for aromatics, says dente so that it’s nice and sticky, and the LOGISTICS & CELLAR SERVICES and Row 34. They bring a level of polish Matthews. Plus, he says, “they’re pretty.” crust is firm and flavorful, but the heap that would not feel out of place in Cam- After one of these fetching drinks, the of tomato sauce accompanying the dish bridge or the South End. And that’s the meal seems off to a fabulous start. So it’s doesn’t rise to the occasion. The turnips lowerfallswine.com | 617-332-3000 point. “A lot of the pride we take in here offputting when the first bite you take is that snuggle under the trout are under- is in the city itself,” Suprenant says by the house-made focaccia, which arrives cooked. The bone marrow feels like ev- 2366 Washington Street | Newton phone. “Fifty feet outside of our door, in dry, narrow strips that are strangely erything meat butter should be, but its nexus: I-95, Mass Pike & Rt. 9 two of the Founding Fathers are buried. both dense and crumbly. “I told our serv- accompanying sauce and supplements The amount of history in this block is in- er the bread is terrible,” says the septua- underwhelm. These might seem like sane.” genarian who sidles up to our table as quibbles, but in a place where the staff Hate to Fly? The space itself is a bit wanting, and we sit out on the patio, which serves as a prides itself on attention to detail, you’d that’s not just because it’s currently in de facto town square. (One server joins a like to see that extended to the entire the heart of a development zone. It is sit- table’s round of tequila shots by throw- plate. uated in a glass-lined wing in the Quincy ing back a dram of rosé.) “The haddock, The Townshend recently announced College building, with a set of doors that however, was excellent,” says our charm- the addition of pastry chef Kate Holow- Cruise Deals From open, awkwardly, into the atrium. An ing new companion. chik (Yvonne’s) to the team. Good move. Boston, Massachusetts undulating set of sound-absorbing pan- The gentleman is correct. 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Continued from preceding page farmers’ market special. On one visit it’s a SILLARI’S PIZZA Then the smell got us. A friendly wom- white pizza with rich roasted tomatoes 97 Medford St., Malden, 781-605-1445, an running the register double-checks and garlic scapes, the mild shoots that are www.sillarispizza.com that when you order “the works,” with ev- available for only a short time each spring All major credit cards accepted. No ery topping on the menu ($16), you really ($12). wheelchair ramp, but they can assist want the anchovies. You do. One dining companion is beside her- customers through the door. Somehow the combination of the ag- self over the tenders. “So crisp, all white Prices Pizza $10-$16, chicken tenders gressively flavored little fish, sausage, pep- meat, none of that stringy [expletive]. . .” $6, French fries $4 Huge Selection of peroni, onion, pepper, mushroom, olive, she raves, dragging the chicken through Hours Thu-Mon 4-10 p.m. Unique, Easy Care, garlic, and artichoke don’t overwhelm the the barbecue and duck sauce that come in Liquor None Stunning Tablecloths • Rounds pizza, but meld together into a super-sa- packets tucked in the brown paper bag. What to order The works pizza, Runners • Napkins • Placemats vory concoction even purists will love. Sil- Sillari says he and Dulock kept the sausage pizza, farmers’ market special 100% Cotton Jacquards lari’s even automatically cooks it well- menu bare-bones on purpose, to give pizza, chicken tenders Acrylic-coated "Oilcloths" done to be sure the crust doesn’t wilt un- them the freedom to feature specials and Deco Pillows • Dish Towels der the weight of all those accouterments. do pop-up concepts in the future. LA CASCIA’S Organic Soaps & More! Owner Scott Sillari is doing his best to Although Sillari’s is the new kid on the 418 Main St., Medford, 781-396-5041, Extra LONG & Wide Tablecloths keep things simple. The brick-oven pizza; block, don’t expect new-age pizza — these www.lacasciasbakery.com Rounds from 70" to 110" some truly crisp, golden chicken tenders pies are generously sized for the price. Sil- All major credit cards accepted. No Imported from France, Italy and Spain ($6); and fat, creamy russet fries ($4) are lari says his goal is to put out the best food wheelchair ramp, but they can assist Tablecloths from $39 to $299 about all you will find on the menu. he can, using top-quality ingredients, customers through the door. Many Closeout Items Prices Pizza $1.75-$33, Flavorful sausage pizza ($11) is topped while still keeping the dishes affordable. at Especially Low prices! with juicy, seasoned pork from Somerville Neighborhood place? Quality ingredi- pastries $1.50-$3.75 butcher Michael Dulock, a co-owner. A ents? Simple, delicious food? Maybe the Hours Mon-Sat 7 a.m.-7 p.m., simple cheese pizza ($10) proves the old and new places have more in common Sun 7 a.m.-5 p.m. Wellesley Community Center crisp-chewy crust; savory, oregano-flecked than you’d think. Liquor None 219 Washington Street, Wellesley Hills sauce; and mozzarella can stand on their What to order Sicilian pizza, chocolate- own. Catherine Smart can be reached at covered almond rainbow cookies 860-876-0800 OR BUY ONLINE ~ www.ameliemichel.com This summer you’ll find a rotating [email protected]. G6 The Boston Globe WEDNESDAY, JUNE 22, 2016 But where should JUSTINE HUNT/GLOBE STAFF You’re dining with we eat?! kids, and you crave wrapper-free food: TUYYO You’re on a The Chipotles of the world serve their second date: purpose. But if you want to legitimate- MEJU ly go out — without alienating the ma- ture dining population with your progeny — try Tu Y Yo near Teele Meju’s unusual cocktails in- Square. This place does an admirable dicate that you’re a savvy job of balancing kid-friendly stuff diner, and possibly savvy in (quesadillas, flautas) with greaseless, other ways, too: Many are intriguing items for parents (olive- made with soju, a vodka-like spiked shrimp crepes; chiles rellenos spirit that makes most inter- stuffed with almonds and raisins). ludes fare better, often And, speaking from experience, no- swirled with pear or honey. body will look askance when you ar- Korean snacks like a duo of rive with a tub of plastic Ninja turtles spiced pork buns and dump- and a stroller. lings are shareable; if things 858 Broadway, Somerville, 617-623- falter, you can finish speedily 5411 — and soothing servers are attentive enough to notice when a bill needs to arrive, fast.

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THE CONFIDENT COOK GALETTE GOOD FOOD AND KITCHEN KNOW-HOW 16 thin asparagus spears 4 tablespoons lightly salted butter, melted 4 eggs 2 cups grated Comté cheese Crepes like you’d eat in 4 slices of ham, each cut into 2 or 3 pieces Smoked paprika (for garnish) Brittany, thanks to buckwheat Finely chopped chives (for garnish)

1. In a large skillet, bring 1 inch of salted water n the United States, the popu- heated to very high temperatures. A to a boil. Add the asparagus and cook for 3 min- larity of the creperie — a res- special T-shaped wooden tool is used utes, or until tender. Drain. Cut into 3-inch piec- taurant serving only crepes in to spread the batter thin and even. De- es. I a multitude of ways — peaked pending on locale (north versus 2. Over high heat, heat a 12-inch non-stick skil- in the 1970s, and more’s the south), wheat flour and egg may be let until hot. Add 2 teaspoons of the melted but- pity. Luckily, the French are not so added to the batter. Either way, the ter, and swirl to coat the pan. Pour in „ cup of fickle. On the streets of Paris the crep- batter is earthy and nutty, and lends it- the batter, and quickly tilt the pan to thinly cov- erie is very much alive and well. self to numerous savory and sweet fill- er the surface. Place on the burner and decrease The most famous crepes, made ings. You could just as easily choose a the heat to medium. with buckwheat, come from Brittany, strawberry, rhubarb, and ice cream 3. Break one egg into the middle of the galette. SALLY PASLEY VARGAS FOR THE BOSTON GLOBE where buckwheat has been grown filling as the classic filling of ham, With the fingertips of one hand, gently hold the since the Middle Ages. In fact, there is cheese, and egg. Galette bretonne with egg, ham, cheese, and asparagus yolk in place while you spread the white out no actual wheat in buckwheat; it is not Fear not. You won’t have to turn over the crepe with a long metal spatula. Cook even a grain at all. Rather, the flour, your kitchen into a creperie to enjoy Serves 4 for 1 minute, or until the egg white starts to set. both dark and light, is made from the this galette. All you will need are a Sprinkle ½ cup of the cheese around the yolk. seeds of an herb in the knotweed fami- large, nonstick skillet, a ladle, a long BATTER Arrange ¼ of the ham pieces on top of the ly that grows best in poor soil without metal spatula, a rubber spatula, and a 1½ cups light buckwheat flour cheese, and distribute ¼ of the asparagus on pesticides or fertilizer. In addition to teensy bit of courage to make your ½ teaspoon salt top. Let cook for about 3 minutes, or until the its clean cultivation formula, buck- first galette. If you don’t want to at- 1‚ cups water cheese melts and the egg whites are cooked. The wheat is a treasure trove of nutrition. tempt spreading the egg white as de- 1egg yolk will still be soft. Sprinkle the yolk with pa- Recipe testing favored the lighter-col- scribed in step three, you can leave ‚ cup sparkling water or beer prika and chives. ored buckwheat over the dark gray well enough alone and the egg will Additional sparkling water as needed 4. With a flexible rubber spatula, loosen the flour for the home kitchen. cook given a little more time at a lower edges of the galette all around the pan. Fold four As you would expect from French temperature. Once you have made 1. In a bowl, vigorously whisk the flour, salt, still water, and egg together until smooth edges of the galette in toward the egg to make a traditionalists, the particulars can be, your first crepe there is no turning and a few bubbles appear on the surface. Whisk in the sparkling water or beer until square, but do not cover the egg. Brush the edg- well, very particular. The preferred back. Bon appetit is firmly in your fu- smooth. Cover with plastic wrap and refrigerate for at least 3 hours or overnight. es with melted butter and serve. Repeat with re- method is to use a bilic, a kind of ture. 2. Remove the batter and bring to room temperature. Add more sparkling water, 1 table- maining batter, eggs, ham, cheese and aspara- heavy cast-iron griddle that can be SALLY PASLEY VARGAS spoon at a time, until the batter is the consistency of heavy cream. gus. Sally Pasley Vargas WEDNESDAY, JUNE 22, 2016 The Boston Globe G7 Seasonal Recipes WHAT TO COOK THIS WEEK

KAROLINE BOEHM GOODNICK FOR THE BOSTON GLOBE KAROLINE BOEHM GOODNICK FOR THE BOSTON GLOBE MULTI-SEED MUFFINS WITH DRIED CRANBERRIES HALIFAX-STYLE DONAIRS

KAROLINE BOEHM GOODNICK FOR THE BOSTON GLOBE KAROLINE BOEHM GOODNICK FOR THE BOSTON GLOBE PHO-STYLE CHICKEN LETTUCE WRAPS CHERRY CAKE

Multi-seed muffins Pho-style chicken lettuce wraps Halifax-style donairs Cherry cake with dried cranberries Serves 6 Serves 4 Makes one 9-inch cake Makes 12 Combine many of the great flavors of Vietnamese pho This gyro-like sandwich is a staple for college students As a general rule, medium-size fruits are a better buy Muffins these days are often more like cake — they’ve in fun lettuce wraps without the broth. This dish and late-night revelers in downtown Halifax. Donair than larger ones. But for cherries, bigger is better. become richer and sweeter than originally intended. could easily make for a weeknight meal with a bit of meat is usually sliced from a spinning vertical rotis- They should be firm, dark, and have their stems at- Not this variety, packed with seeds, made in part with planning. There is very little prep, but the chicken serie, and it can be served on a pita as a sandwich or tached. Rinse and pat them dry before pitting. To re- whole wheat flour, and dotted with chewy dried cran- thighs do need to cook for 90 minutes. Pop them in on top of pizza. Even among Nova Scotians, donair move the pits, treat yourself to a pitter. It will spend berries. Enjoy as a healthful breakfast or snack. the oven early, cook the noodles and prepare the vege- sauce can be polarizing, but don’t shy away from this most of the year in a drawer, but it takes up hardly tables, and then tend to a few nightly tasks. When the sticky-sweet sauce. Make sure to be a bit liberal with any room and is easily the best tool for the job. MUFFINS chicken is hot, set it out with a platter of veggies and the salt and pepper when seasoning the meat. Butter or nonstick cooking spray (for the pan) noodles and allow dinner guests to take the meat off 1 pound cherries, pitted 1 cup flour the bone and assemble their own lettuce wraps. DONAIR SAUCE 2 tablespoons granulated sugar ¾ cup whole wheat flour 1 cup sweetened condensed milk 1 teaspoon cornstarch ¾ cup sugar 5 ounces shiitake mushrooms, sliced 3 tablespoons white vinegar ƒ teaspoon ground nutmeg ¼ cup ground flaxseed 1 small onion, sliced ¼ teaspoon garlic powder (optional) Butter (for the pan) ¼ cup hemp seeds 1 piece (1 inch) ginger, finely chopped Salt, to taste Flour (for the pan) 1½ teaspoons baking powder 3 cloves garlic, finely chopped 1½ cups flour ½ teaspoon baking soda 4½ pounds chicken thighs 1. Whisk together sweetened condensed milk, vine- ¾ cup granulated sugar ¼ teaspoon salt Black pepper, to taste gar, and garlic powder, if using. 1½ teaspoons baking powder 2 eggs ¼ cup soy sauce 2. Season to taste with salt. ¼ teaspoon salt ½ cup vegetable or canola oil ¼ cup hoisin Grated rind of 1 lemon 1‚ cups buttermilk ¼ cup brown sugar DONAIR ½ cup (1 stick) unsalted butter, at room ¼ cup pumpkin seeds 2 tablespoons rice wine or sake 1½ pounds ground beef temperature, cut up ¼ cup sunflower seeds 2 tablespoons sherry vinegar 1½ teaspoons onion powder 1egg 2 tablespoons millet 2 tablespoons fish sauce 1½ teaspoons garlic powder 2 tablespoons milk, or more if needed ½ cup dried cranberries 2 tablespoons sambal chile sauce ½ teaspoon dried oregano 1 teaspoon vanilla extract 1 teaspoon five spice powder 1 teaspoon paprika Confectioners’ sugar (for sprinkling) TOPPING 4 ounces rice vermicelli Salt and pepper, to taste Whipped cream (for serving) 2 tablespoons millet 2 large heads Boston or Bibb lettuce, 3 tablespoons ice water 2 tablespoons sunflower seeds leaves separated Vegetable oil (for searing) 1. In a bowl, toss the cherries, granulated sugar, corn- 2 cups julienned carrots 4 pita starch, and nutmeg. 1. Set the oven at 375 degrees. Butter or spray a 2 cups sliced cucumbers 2 tomatoes, chopped 2. Set the oven at 350 degrees. Butter a 9-inch spring- 12-cup muffin pan. 1 cup mint leaves 1 small white onion, finely sliced form pan. Sprinkle the pan with flour and tap out the 2. In a large bowl, whisk together the two flours, 2 limes, quartered excess. In a bowl, whisk the flour, granulated sugar, sugar, flaxseed, hemp seeds, baking powder, baking 1. In the bowl of a food processor combine the ground baking powder. salt, and lemon rind to blend them. soda, and salt. 1. Set the oven at 350 degrees. In a flameproof 9-by- beef, onion powder, garlic powder, oregano, paprika, Add the butter and with your fingers or 2 blunt knives 3. In a medium bowl, whisk the eggs. Add the oil and 13-inch baking dish, combine shiitakes, onion, ginger, and salt and pepper. Pulse until seasonings are evenly cut the butter into the flour mixture until it resembles buttermilk and whisk to blend. Add the egg mixture and garlic. Place chicken thighs, skin side up, on top. incorporated. Add 1 tablespoon of ice water, then crumbs. to the flour mixture and stir to combine. Stir in the Season with black pepper. pulse again. Repeat with remaining ice water, pulsing 3. In another bowl, whisk the egg, milk, and vanilla. pumpkin seeds, sunflower seeds, millet, and dried 2. In a bowl, combine soy sauce, hoisin sauce, brown after adding each tablespoon. Place meat into a bowl, Add the milk mixture to the flour mixture and stir cranberries. sugar, rice wine or sake, sherry vinegar, fish sauce, cover with plastic wrap, and let sit in the refrigerator with a fork until it forms a soft dough. If necessary, 4. Divide the batter among the muffin cups. For the sambal, and five spice. Whisk sauce and pour over for at least 4 hours or up to overnight. add more milk, 1 teaspoon at a time. topping, sprinkle millet and sunflower seeds evenly chicken thighs. 2. Set oven at 400 degrees and have on hand a foil- 4. Transfer the dough to the pan. With floured fingers, over the muffins, pressing down lightly so they 3. Bake for 1½ hours, or until a thermometer inserted lined baking sheet. Shape meat into a brick and place press the dough evenly on the bottom and about 1¼ adhere. into the thickest part of the thigh reads 170 degrees on the baking sheet. Bake for 30 minutes, or until inches up the sides of the pan. Spoon the cherry mix- 5. Bake the muffins for about 22 minutes, or until and exposed skin is crispy. meat is fully cooked through. Let the meat rest for 30 ture on top. golden and a tester comes out clean. Let cool for 4. Bring a large pot of salted water to a boil. Add minutes, then slice thin. Turn oven to its lowest set- 5. Bake the cake for 50 minutes or until the pastry is 10 minutes. Run a dull knife around each muffin and vermicelli and cook for 2 minutes. Drain and rinse. ting. golden brown and a skewer inserted in the center remove from the pan; place on a wire rack to cool 5. Remove chicken thighs from pan. Place baking dish 3. In a large skillet over medium-high heat, heat a comes out clean. Set the pan on a wire rack to cool. completely. Serve warm or at room temperature. on the stovetop, and bring liquids to a boil over generous drizzle of vegetable oil until shimmering. Just before serving, sprinkle with confectioners’ sugar Lisa Zwirn medium-high heat. Lower the heat and simmer until Add donair meat and sear until bottom is brown, and serve with whipped cream. Jean Kressy volume has reduced by half. about 4 minutes. Flip and sear the other side. Remove 6. Toss vermicelli with the reduced sauce. from pan and place on a clean plate. Repeat with re- 7. On a platter or two, arrange lettuce leaves, carrots, maining meat. cucumbers, mint leaves, limes, vermicelli, and chick- 4. Put the pita in the oven to warm. Divide the meat en thighs and serve. Karoline Boehm Goodnick among the pita, top with chopped tomatoes and on- ions, and drizzle with donair sauce. Serve with addi- tional sauce on the side for dipping. Sydney Oland G8 The Boston Globe WEDNESDAY, JUNE 22, 2016

not my world. With the characters in the book, there’s a high-low. And I think that’s the same with New York City, where it’s very heightened and glamorous and intellectual. And there’s also something that’s very low- brow and disgusting and dirty about it. I definitely wanted to show people who had PhDs and were highly edu- cated, even in some cases successful in other fields, who weren’t using the restaurant as a temporary placeholder in their life, but were using the restau- rant to give them the life they want.

Q. Does your generation approach these jobs differently than in the past? A. There was a stigma for a long time that if you were in the restaurant in- dustry in America — maybe a little less true in Europe — that you had failed at something else. That was already evaporating in 2006 when I moved to New York City. But it has completely evaporated at this point. Kids are leav- ing Ivy League schools and treating four years bartending in Williamsburg as their PhD.

Q. When did that change? A. I think that started to shift in 2003 with April Bloomfield and David Chang opening the Spotted Pig and Momofuku. The culture has just erupted. Danny Meyer talks in his book “Setting the Table” about just how embarrassed his parents were that he wanted to open a restaurant. It was something that was vaguely crim- inal back in the ’80s. (NICK VORDERMAN Q. Writing descriptions of food can be Q&A tricky. How did you approach that? STEPHANIE DANLER A. So much food writing and sex writ- ing can feel gratuitous. There’s a lot of adjectives, tons of metaphors. It’s easy to over-inflate them. The thing I tried Q. Were you as inexperienced as Tess to stay away from was any food or sex With novel ‘Sweetbitter,’ when you started working in New scenes that weren’t essential to Tess’s York? development. There’s a scene that’s on A. I started hostessing in a restaurant the cutting room floor of her and [the Danler captures restaurant life when I was 15 years old and worked in sous chef] Scott talking about Catalan a coffee shop all through college. I was anchovies versus Basque anchovies. not as sophisticated as I imagined my- I’m obsessed with anchovies personal- self to be at 22 by any means, but I had ly. That was a fun scene to write, but it By Michael Floreak more experience than she has in the wasn’t essential at the end of the day GLOBE CORRESPONDENT novel. I don’t think Tess actually to Tess’s development. When you start n a post-Anthony Bourdain world where chefs’ stories have could’ve been hired at Union Square a novel you think you’re going to de- been told from every angle imaginable, Stephanie Danler’s Cafe. There was so much I didn’t posit all your beautiful sentences know. Tess and I have a similar experi- about sardines there. At the end of the new novel, “Sweetbitter,” finds a fresh perspective on the ence in that we fell in love with a day, anything that isn’t driving the sto- I New York restaurant world. Danler focuses her first novel world and a lifestyle and both had a ry or your characters forward will go on front-of-house staff. It tells the coming-of-age story of desire for more knowledge. away. Tess, a fresh-to-the-city young woman who stumbles into a job at Q. Why did you want to tell the story Q. Will your next novel also focus on one of the city’s best restaurants and discovers new appetites for as fiction rather than memoir? your food experience? oysters, wine, and eventually cocaine. When “Sweetbitter” sold for A. There was so much more I could do. A. It’s really inextricable from the way six figures, Danler became something of a phenomenon in the food I could combine all the restaurants I’d I see the world at this point. I spent and publishing worlds. The novel has been compared to everything ever worked in, all the great charac- my whole life in the restaurant indus- ters I’ve had in my own life, all the try. It’s really a lens through which I from Bourdain’s memoir “Kitchen Confidential” to “Bright Lights, great one-liners that I’ve ever heard or interact with the world and pay atten- Big City.” could remember. I write personal es- tion to the world. There will always be Danler, 32, began her post-college restaurant career at Danny says as well. They have a different food in my work, wine in my work. Meyer’s famed Union Square Cafe in New York. Tess begins as a voice and the stories are very differ- Your obsessions are always informing back waiter, someone who assists servers by running food, deliver- ent. your art across the board. ing drinks, and clearing tables, in the dining room of a restaurant Q. What attracted you to telling a story Interview has been edited and with many similarities to Union Square Cafe. “A back waiter goes be- about people who serve rather than condensed. Michael Floreak can be tween the bar and the kitchen in a way that servers do not get to. cook? reached at michaelfloreak@ A. Tess gets to have eyes in both worlds,” Danler says. That’s a different world and that’s gmail.com.

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Grasshopper sparrows were seen at West- WBZ-AM (1030) Making sum- “Big Brother” enters its 18th season on Wednesday night, over Air Reserve Base and in the towns of For more information about bird sightings or mertime driving easier. which seems amazing until you realize that “The Amazing Race” Montague and Greenfield. to report sightings, call the Massachusetts Shortsleeve and Mac 10 a.m. just finished its 29th round. And OMG, this season at least two of An olive-sided flycatcher was found in Audubon Society at 781-259-8805 or go to WMEX-AM (1510) the house guests are siblings of former contestants. Stockbridge. www.massaudubon.org.

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