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Depp v. Heard
UNSEALED PSA3EGEE

It takes 101 busts for serial
STEALshoplifter to finally get a …
CAGE
An infamous scofflaw fought back against cops in
who was previously Harlem in the weekend
arrested 100 times for incident and was also
shoplifting and repeatedly charged with two counts of
released without bail has assault in the second degree
finally landed in the city jail with bail set at $5,000.
after yet another alleged
store theft. But this time. SEE PAGE 5
Michelle McKelley, 41 ,

Photo: Steven Hirsch

2 New York Post, Monday, August 1, 2022 nypost.com Dem incumbents split
as House foe gains: poll
News Columns
By Carl Campanile
Miranda Devine . . . . . . 15
Weird But True . . . . . . . 26 The epic Democratic primary Civil War: Reps. Jerrold Na-
fight between veteran New York dler and Carolyn Maloney (above)
Gossip Reps. Carolyn Maloney and Jer- are tied at 31% each in a poll
rold Nadler is a toss-up, according commissioned by a third candi-
Page Six . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 16 to an internal poll from challen- date, Suraj Patel (inset, below),
Cindy Adams . . . . . . . . . 18 ger Suraj Patel that also shows which puts him at 25% among
him surging. Democratic primary voters.
Post Opinion p. 27-29
The survey to be released by the Patel, an Indian American law- said in a polling memo. ing in a political party for
Andrew Stein . . . . . . . . . 27 Patel campaign Monday puts sep- yer and businessman, is leading “In June, we found that the August primary,
Howard Husock . . . . . . 29 tuagenarians Maloney and Nadler with voters under age 50, accord- which means voters can
Nicole Gelinas . . . . . . . . 29 neck and neck at 31% apiece. ing to the survey. 42% of Democratic pri- change their party regis-
mary voters are not com- tration at the voting
Fun and Games Patel’s support rose to 25% from Patel has twice lost in primaries mitted to voting to re- booth on primary day by
19% in June, with 13% undecided to Maloney, although only nar- elect either incumbent. filling out an affidavit
Su Doku . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 30 before the Aug. 23 primary. rowly two years ago after a count This new tracking survey ballot.
Crossword . . . . . . . . . . . . 30 of thousands of absentee ballots. finds the exact same per-
Horoscope . . . . . . . . . . . . 33 “That’s a huge number of vot- cent of voters remain Republican activists
ers. The momentum is on our Splitting their vote open to turning the have been encouraging
Business p. 31-32 side. There’s an incredible hunger page,” the memo said. thousands of GOPers to tempora-
for change,” Patel told The Post. “The polling continues to sup- rily enroll in the Democratic
Steve Cuozzo . . . . . . . . . 32 port our case of the race. The in- The poll of 300 likely Demo- Party to help elect the most mod-
Dems’ map rejected cumbents are fighting for, and cratic voters was conducted from erate or conservative Democratic
Weather p. 36 splitting, the same voters, leaving July 23 to 27 and has a margin of candidates in the upcoming pri-
The Democrats’ congressional a plurality of voters who do not error of plus or minus 5.6 percent- maries for Congress and state
Classifieds p. 38-39 district gerrymandering debacle believe either deserves re-elec- age points. Senate, The Post reported last
ended up pitting Maloney and tion,” Whitman Insight Strategies week.
Sports p. 39-57 Nadler, longtime allies who’ve Also due to the re-redistricting,
served in the House of Represent- there is no deadline for reenroll-
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Mark Cannizzaro . . . . . 46 each other in the new 12th Dis-
Mike Vaccaro . . . . . . 50-51 trict.
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Jon Heyman . . . . . . . . . . . 53 Judges knocked out the Demo-
Ian O’Connor . . . . . . . . . . 57 cratic-drawn maps, finding them
unconstitutional, and a court-or-
Television p. 58-59 dered special master merged Mal-
oney’s East Side Manhattan turf
Post contact numbers with Nadler’s West Side base.

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plumbing the depps 3

By BEn KEsslEn Revealed: New York Post, Monday, August 1, 2022 nypost.com
and ElizaBEth RosnER The Amber
v. Johnny
Thousands of pages of docu- nastiness
ments filed in Johnny Depp and jury never
Amber Heard’s bombshell defa- got to hear
mation case were unsealed over
the weekend, including text mes-
sages between the actor and Ma-
rilyn Manson and his team’s ap-
parent attempt to bring up his
ex-wife’s “brief stint as an exotic
dancer” at trial.

The court documents, pub-
lished online and verified by The
Post, lay out of a series of be-
hind-the-scenes moves by attor-
neys from both sides to get cer-
tain claims presented to the jury
in Fairfax, Va.

One 965-page document filed
March 28 details Heard’s opposi-
tion to a series of motions made
by Depp’s lawyers, including one
to exclude his medical history
from the trial and others that
asked to present potentially
damaging information about her.

Old flings off limits because I think the cops might be cluded at trial was “Mr. Depp ap- ing Ms. Jacobs for a further three shock, rock ’n’ Getty Images
headed my way,” the filing states. peared on TV drunk and stoned, hours, but chose not to do so.” roll: Attorneys for
Lawyers for the “Aquaman” ac- to the point that Disney studio Johnny Depp sought to
tress said Depp sought to inap- ‘Druggy’ with Manson executives called Ms. Jacobs ask- Johnny’s buried busts reveal Amber Heard’s
propriately bring up “Amber ing ‘What the hell was wrong “brief stint as an exotic
Heard’s sister Whitney’s reality Heard’s lawyers alleged that with your client,’ ” the docu- Documents also show how dancer,” while her legal
show video” and “Whitney and Depp and Manson went on “drug ments state. Depp’s attorneys worked to ex-
Amber’s past romantic relation- binges” together, including in the clude testimony regarding the team documented
ships,” the filing states. days before the actress arrived in It was unclear what TV ap- actor’s arrest record and ongoing foul-mouthed texts and
Australia and the two got in a pearance the attorney was refer- litigation for other cases, in- alleged past benders
Depp also wanted to tell the now-infamous fight that ended encing in the filing. cluded a lawsuit accusing him of
jury about “Amber’s brief stint as with the actor losing the tip of assault that was settled in July. involving Depp and
an exotic dancer years before she his right middle finger. Depp’s relationship with Dis- Marilyn Manson (left), a
met Mr. Depp,” her lawyers ney played a major role in the His lawyers, who were suc- trove of new files show.
wrote, saying they opposed “Mr. The filings also include a trial, as his lawyers argued that cessful in their argument, said “it
Depp attempting to frivolously lengthy passage of allegations Heard’s allegations cost him tens will serve no purpose other than Heard made allegations of do-
and maliciously suggest or imply that Heard’s attorney Elaine Bre- of millions in future “Pirates” to prejudice him in front of the mestic abuse. She was awarded
that Ms. Heard was at one time dehoft claims she was unable to revenue, while Heard’s team ar- jury” and that Heard would use $2 million over her claims that
an escort.” ask Depp’s former agent Tracey gued Disney dropped the actor to “proffer evidence that por- Depp’s lawyer made false and
Jacobs about, including that the due to his own behavior. trays Mr. Depp as a violent man.” damaging comments about her.
The documents also showed actor “lied to the LAPD.”
new text messages between Lawyers for the actor said that The jury awarded Depp $10.35 In an interview with NBC
Depp and 53-year-old rocker Included in the list of “relevant Heard’s team was offering mis- million over claims he was de- News after the June 1 verdict,
Manson, born Brian Warner, who and damaging information” ex- leading evidence, stating that Bre- famed by an op-ed in which Heard lamented evidence ex-
has been accused of sexual abuse dehoft “could have kept question- cluded from the trial, including
and grooming, including by his “a binder worth of years of notes
former fiancée Evan Rachel dating back to 2011 from the very
Wood, 34, who he sued for defa- beginning of my relationship that
mation in March. were taken by my doctor, who I
was reporting the abuse to.”
In a 2016 text, Manson alleg-
edly wrote, “I got an amber 2.0” “How could they make a judg-
and also “Lindsay just puled an ment, how could they not come
amber on me . . . please delete.” to that conclusion,” she said, ref-
erencing the evidence from
Depp responds, “I been read- which the jury was shielded.
ing A LOT of material on that
and sociopathic behavior . . . it is Reps for Heard did not return a
f--king real my brother!! My ex- request for comment. Depp’s
c--t is goddamn TEXTBOOK!!!” reps did not comment.
according to the document.

Then Manson, in an apparent
reference to an incident where
the police were called to Depp
and Heard’s shared Los Angeles
apartment in 2016, wrote, “I got a
serious police amber type sce-
narios with L’s family. I’m f--king
stressing.

“I don’t know if you are back
but I need asylum somewhere

New York Post, Monday, August 1, 2022 nypost.com4

Go ‘Tai’m?
Pelosi
won’t say
By Mark Moore But sets
rest of AP
House Speaker Nancy Pelosi on Asia trip
Sunday confirmed that she is All eyes: A Beijing man takes a close look at reports Sunday of House Speaker Nancy Pelosi’s trip to Asia.
leading a delegation to Asia — but more than 1.4 billion Chinese peo-
did not mention a stop in Taiwan, ple,” China’s foreign ministry said “If US fighter jets escort Pe- Don’t ‘kowtow’ to
a potential visit that has roiled al- in a readout of Thursday’s call. China, Joe: Pompeo
ready tense relations between “The public opinion cannot be de- losi’s plane into Taiwan, it is in-
Beijing and Washington and has fied. Those who play with fire will
prompted threats from China. perish by it. It is hoped that the vasion,” Hu Xijin, a columnist for
US will be clear-eyed about this.”
The California Democrat’s of- the Chinese Communist Party-
fice in a statement said the Threats
speaker and the congressional controlled Global Times, had
contingent will visit Singapore, The People’s Liberation Army,
Malaysia, South Korea and Japan which has for months been flying tweeted. “The [People’s Libera-
to “hold high-level meetings to fighter jets into Taiwan’s airspace
discuss how we can further ad- to intimidate the island, said Sun- tion Army] has the right to forci-
vance our shared interests and day it will “safeguard national sov-
values, including peace and secu- ereignty and territorial integrity.” bly dispel Pelosi’s plane and the
rity, economic growth and trade,
the COVID-19 pandemic, the cli- Military spokesman Shen Jenke US fighter jets, including firing
mate crisis, human rights and said the air force has an array of
democratic governance.” warplanes capable of circling warning shots and making tacti-
“the precious island of our moth-
The statement did not address erland” in a reference to Taiwan. cal movement of obstruction. Former Secretary of State should not be the case where
a possible stop in Taiwan. Mike Pompeo blasted Presi-
A Chinese government propa- “If ineffective, then shoot dent Biden for not supporting an American administration,
China considers self-governed gandist, meanwhile, deleted a House Speaker Nancy Pelosi’s
Taiwan part of its territory and has Tweet on Saturday that claimed them down,” Hu added in the unconfirmed visit to Taiwan. the president of the United
threatened to reunify the country Beijing could shoot down Pe-
— by military force if necessary. losi’s plane if it is escorted by US now-deleted posting. Pelosi on Sunday confirmed States, should do the same
military aircraft to Taiwan. she is leading a congressional
China’s Xi Jinping warned Pelosi, behind only Vice Presi- delegation to Singapore, Ma- thing,” Pompeo told host John
President Biden during a 137- laysia, South Korea and Japan,
minute phone call last week dent Kamala Harris in the line of but did not address whether Catsimatidis on his WABC 770
about interfering with Taiwan she would travel to Taiwan.
amid news of Pelosi’s trip. presidential succession, would AM radio show in an inter-
“We’ve seen . . . where Hol-
“The position of the Chinese be the highest-ranking lawmaker lywood has kowtowed to the view that aired Sunday.
government and people on the Chinese Communist Party.
Taiwan question is consistent, and to visit Taiwan since House The NBA has kowtowed to the “I don’t agree with Speaker
resolutely safeguarding China’s Chinese Communist Party. It
national sovereignty and territo- Speaker Newt Gingrich traveled Pelosi very often. But she made
rial integrity is the firm will of the
there in 1997. it clear that she wanted to go

Accompanying Pelosi are Reps. visit . . . Taiwan, an independ-

Gregory Meeks of New York, Mark ent, sovereign nation. Now, the

Takano of California, Suzan Del- Biden administration is saying,

Bene of Washington, Raja Krishna- ‘Well, maybe that’s not smart,’ ”

moorthi of Illinois and Andy Kim he said. Mark Moore

of New Jersey. With Wires

Random Midtown slashing Guide K9’s heat-death horror

A woman was randomly unprovoked attack around denly lunging at the woman A blind and deaf Long Is- time,” Krupa said. “I’m so sad WCBS said. They had
slashed by a man with a 10 a.m., according to cops. and slashing the blade down land woman lost her beloved because I just don’t know
boxcutter as she walked on her right hand. guide dog after a trainer left how I’m going to go on with- planned to take him out for a
down a Midtown street Video footage shared by the pooch in a hot van for out him.”
Sunday, police said. the NYPD shows the sus- The woman was trans- more than five hours, she walk, but plans changed and
pect a few steps behind the ported to Bellevue Hospital said. Staff at the Guide Dog
The 59-year-old victim woman as she pulls a shop- in stable condition. Foundation told Krupa the they forgot they’d put him in
was sliced in the right hand ping trolley down the block. Michelle Krupa told WCBS 3-year-old dog was left in the
by the man who crept up be- The suspect, meanwhile, that Labrador retriever Mil- van from 10 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. the car, Krupa said.
hind her on Seventh Avenue He raises the blade in the fled eastbound on East 42nd ton was her “guardian angel.” July 22, when temperatures
near West 42nd Street in an air, with his arm outstretched Street before cops arrived. registered over 90 degrees, The foundation said it has
towards the sky, before sud- “He was next to me all the
Allie Griffin “been taking immediate

steps to . . . mitigate the po-

tential of this ever happening

again.” David Meyer

Bx. deli Oh, Cell yeah! 5
prays for gotcha: Michelle
McKelley (here after New York Post, Monday, August 1, 2022
ble$$ing bust #99 and inset, Photos: Steven Hirsch
following a June
Workers at the Bronx deli hearing) faces two
that sold a $1 million Mega assault raps for
Millions ticket amid the allegedly fighting
game’s billion-dollar jack- cops after bust #101.
pot hope the local winner
returns to share his pot — nypost.com
since their shop doesn’t get
any sale bonus. By Tina Moore Democratic congressional candidate need more Democrats to come out and But she still was able to
Max Rose is urging Gov. Hochul and say the bail law needs to be fixed. This walk free without bail
New York pays $10,000 to The 101st time was the the state Legislature to hold an emer- has to happen,” Rose told The Post in a thanks to state law, which
retailers who sell winning harm. gency session to toughen New York’s Sunday interview. only allowed prosecutors
jackpot Mega Millions or controversial no-cash bail law. to ask that she be put on
Powerball tickets, but no An infamous female Rose, a moderate Democrat running supervised release while
such perk exists involving scofflaw who was previ- Rose’s appeal comes on the heels of for his old congressional seat in Staten the case was pending.
lesser winners. ously arrested 100 times for similar pleas made last week by Mayor Island and southern Brooklyn, is ex-
shoplifting and repeatedly Adams and GOP lawmakers, including pected to win the Aug. 23 primary In February, the suspect
“Hopefully, this new win- released without bail has Rep. Lee Zeldin, the Republican candi- against socialist candidate Brittany Ra- allegedly boasted to cops
ner will come around, take finally landed in the city date for governor. mos DeBarros. about her “hustle” after
care of me and the other jail after yet another store they said she had been
guys,” said Al, a worker at theft, according to court “Mayor Adams is right about this. We Carl Campanile caught stealing from an
the New Way Deli in Kings- documents. Upper East Side Target and
bridge Heights, where the court documents state. Bail was set at $5,000, She was last arrested then released at her ar-
million-dollar ticket was This time, self-described Both officers were taken records state. June 25 for allegedly pock- raignment.
sold last week. “professional booster” Mi- eting $125 worth of goods
chelle McKelley, 41, made to Mount Sinai Morning- McKelley was in jail at from a CVS in lower Man- “I haven’t got caught in a
Al, who declined to share the mistake of fighting side hospital for treatment Rikers Island as of Sunday hattan — only to be freed long time,” she crowed, ac-
his full name, told The Post back against cops in Har- of their injuries. morning, according to doc- once again by the state’s cording to prosecutors in
a previous customer won $1 lem in the weekend inci- uments. soft-on-crime bail reforms. Manhattan Criminal Court.
million in Powerball in 2017 dent, authorities charged. McKelley was charged
and came back to hand out with two counts of assault Rap sheet widens At her Manhattan Crimi- “I’m a professional
cash to other deli patrons. McKelley had swiped pa- in the second degree, petit nal Court arraignment the booster. Y’all are stopping
per towels from the Duane larceny and criminal pos- In addition to her doz- next day, prosecutors said my hustle.”
“He came back and Reade at West 125th Street session of stolen property. ens of theft arrests, the ac- McKelley had failed to ap-
blessed everybody. He was and Lenox Avenue on Fri- At her arraignment, the cused serial shoplifter also pear in court 27 times on Speaking to The Post
giving $500 to random cus- day night, cops said. Manhattan District Attor- has another 11 sealed past arrests — and had five after that hearing, McKel-
tomers, $2,000 to this guy, ney’s Office requested busts, police said. pending cases against her. ley described how she
$5,000 to that guy. He spent Officers trying to arrest $25,000 bond. “professionally obscures”
around $50,000 just giving McKelley said she fought items — including even the
money out to people,” Al re- back, “kicking, biting, red shirt she wore in court.
called. “We were the ones scratching and spitting” at
who told him he won. [...] them, according to police. “I have to get a new outfit
He came back and blessed . . . so I have to go work,”
everybody.” One female cop reported McKelley said when asked
that McKelley bit her on the if she’d steal again.
The sole winning jackpot left shoulder, causing pain,
ticket in Friday’s $1.337 bil- tmoore@nypost.com
lion Mega Millions was sold
in Des Plaines, Ill., lottery
officials say. Reuven Fenton

and David Meyer

ID is Mega
mystery

There’s a chance the iden-
tity of the winner of the
$1.337 billion Mega Millions
jackpot will never be
known — thanks to an Illi-
nois law allowing people
who score more than
$250,000 to keep their
names secret.

The winning ticket to the
mind-boggling fortune was
sold at the Speedy Cafe
Speedway gas station in Des
Plaines, lottery officials
have said.

No one has come forward
yet to claim the massive
prize — with lotto officials
saying it’s not even clear
whether the winner was an
individual or pool.

David Meyer

6

New York Post, Monday, August 1, 2022 nypost.com PaT Carroll
“Little Mermaid” voice actor.
CBS/Getty images SPaCe – and TV – Pioneer: On “Star Trek,” Nichelle
Nichols went where few black actors had gone before, Voice of
including this interracial kiss with William Shatner in 1968. Disney’s
Ursula
By DaviD ProPPer family members and the closest ols a “trailblazer of stage and of people.” dead, 95
of her friends and we request screen who redefined what is
Nichelle Nichols, whose trail- that her and our privacy be re- possible for Black Americans She ended up staying with the Actress Pat Carroll,
blazing portrayal of Lt. Nyota spected.” and women.” whose storied television
Uhura on TV’s original “Star series from 1966 to its end in and movie career included
Trek” series in the 1960s broke Johnson said his mother died Nichols’ “Star Trek” role voicing Ursula in Disney’s
racial barriers, has died. She in Silver City, NM. broke stereotypes for African- 1969. “The Little Mermaid,” has
was 89. American actresses at a time died after a bout with pneu-
William Shatner, who played when they were mostly cast as In one groundbreaking televi- monia, according to reports.
“Last night, my mother, Nich- Capt. James T. Kirk, mourned servants rather than authority
elle Nichols, succumbed to nat- the loss of his co-star on Sun- figures. sion moment, she and Shatner Carroll, who was 95, be-
ural causes and passed away,’’ day. gan acting as a child in Los
her son, Kyle Johnson, wrote on MLK urged her to stay shared an interracial onscreen Angeles and got her big
his mother’s Facebook page “She was a beautiful woman screen start with 1947’s
Sunday. & played an admirable charac- She was urged by the Rev. kiss, which was unheard of at “Hometown Girl.”
ter that did so much for redefin- Martin Luther King Jr. in 1967 to
“Her light however, like the ing social issues both here in stick with the series after she the time. She was a fixture on the
ancient galaxies now being seen the US & throughout the told him she had decided not to variety shows of the 1950s,
for the first time, will remain world,” Shatner said. return for the show’s second The two characters always ’60s and ’70s, and took
for us and future generations to season. home a prime-time Emmy
enjoy, learn from, and draw in- George Takei, who portrayed had a platonic relationship on in 1956 for her work on Sid
spiration. Lt. Hikaru Sulu on the series, “When I told him I was . . . Caesar’s “Caesar’s Hour.”
tweeted that he would “have leaving the show, he became the show, but were forced by
“Hers was a life well lived and more to say about the trailblaz- very serious and said, ‘You can- Carroll, who died at her
as such a model for us all,’’ he ing, incomparable Nichelle not do that,’ ” she told the Tulsa aliens controlling their brains home in Cape Cod, Mass.,
said. “I, and the rest of our fam- Nichols, who shared the bridge World in 2008. Saturday, according to
ily, would appreciate your pa- with us as Lt. Uhura of the USS to kiss in the episode. Deadline, is survived by
tience and forbearance as we Enterprise. For today, my heart She said the civil-rights leader two daughters and a grand-
grieve her loss until we can re- is heavy, my eyes shining like added, “You’ve changed the face Starting in 1979, Nichols ap- daughter. David Meyer
cover sufficiently to speak fur- the stars you now rest among, of television forever, and there-
ther. Her services will be for my dearest friend.” fore, you’ve changed the minds peared in the first of six of the New Zealand
reopens
President Biden called Nich- series’ movie spinoffs along with
New Zealand’s borders
other original cast members. fully reopened to visitors
from around the world on
More recently, she appeared Monday, for the first time
since the COVID-19 pan-
on the television series demic closed them in
March 2020.
“Heroes.”
New Zealand’s borders
Nichols had faced health is- started reopening in Febru-
ary first for New Zealan-
sues in recent years. ders, and restrictions have
progressively eased.
It was reported in 2018 that
The process of reopening
she was diagnosed with demen- the borders ended with visi-
tors who need visas and
tia. In 2015, she suffered a those on student visas. New
Zealand is also letting
stroke. With Wires cruise ships and foreign
recreational yachts dock at
dpropper@nypost.com its ports. “It’s been a staged
and cautious process on our
part [... as we] continue to
manage a very live global
pandemic,” Prime Minister
Jacinda Ardern said. Reuters

New 24/7 TaxiNg 7 New York Post, Monday, August 1, 2022 nypost.com
cam eyes oN The
speeders middle

City speed demons, be- M’chin deal ripped
ware.
By DaviD ProPPer crats are trying to sell the
Twenty-four-hour speed
cameras are set to activate The energy and health- American people a bill of
Monday morning at 2,000 care deal struck by Sens. Joe
locations throughout the Manchin and Chuck Schu- goods,” Crapo added.
five boroughs. mer would raise taxes on
millions of Americans earn- But Democrats are object-
The cameras currently ing less than $400,000 an-
operate only between 6 a.m. nually, Senate Republicans ing to the GOP’s assertions,
and 10 p.m., with 59 percent say, citing nonpartisan data.
of traffic fatalities occur- with a spokesperson for
ring outside of those hours, The Congres-
officials said. sional Joint Senate Finance Chair Ron
Committee on
Oscar Hernandez, 61, of Taxation found Wyden stating families “will
Hamilton Heights in Upper that taxes
Manhattan told The Post on would jump by not pay one penny in addi-
Sunday that he welcomes $16.7 billion on
the measure, especially in American tax- tional taxes under this bill,”
light of the rampant drag- payers making
racing and crashes in his less than according to
neighborhood. $200,000 in
Victoria’s Secret 2023 and raise Politico.
“You leave your car sizzler Alessandra another $14.1
parked, you find the bumper Ambrosio makes billion on tax- The spokes-
in the street,” he said. time for a little payers who
beachside yoga make between $200,000 and person, Ashley
But veteran city cabbie over the weekend $500,000.
Louis Cont said taxi drivers in Malibu. The 41- Schapitl, also
are often commanded to hit year-old Brazilian During the 10-year win-
the gas by impatient pas- beauty later gave dow, the average tax rate said the JCT
sengers who don’t care her Instagram fol- would go up for most in-
about speeding tickets. lowers a jolt by come categories, the Senate analysis isn’t
documenting her GOP said, citing the data
“It’s not right because the “Summer Well- from the joint committee. complete be-
passengers, after 10 p.m., ness Routine” — And by 2031, new energy
they say, ‘Oh, go, go quickly, which she per- credits and subsidies would cause “it
quickly!’ ” he said. “The forms after a quick have people earning less
passenger may complain, shot of than $400,000 pay as much doesn’t include
‘Hey, why are you going so Nespresso. as two-thirds of the addi-
slow?’ I say, ‘Listen, we have tional tax revenue collected the benefits to
many cameras.’ They don’t that year, the GOP said.
care about the cameras.” middle-class
“Americans are already
When asked if he’s ever re- experiencing the conse- families of
ceived a ticket from the traf- quences of Democrats’
fic cameras, he laughed and reckless economic policies. making health
said, “Many.” Haley Brown The mislabeled ‘Inflation
Reduction Act’ will do noth- insurance pre-
and Selim Algar ing to bring the economy
out of stagnation and reces- miums and prescription
Possible vet sion, but it will raise billions
abort option of dollars in taxes on Ameri- drugs more affordable. The
cans making less than
The secretary of Veterans $400,000,” said Sen. Mike same goes for clean energy
Affairs said Sunday that his Crapo, (R-Idaho) who sits
department is looking at on the Finance Committee incentives for families,” Po-
providing abortion access as a ranking member.
to veterans in states that re- litico reported.
strict or ban the procedure. “The more this bill is ana-
lyzed by impartial experts, The Manchin-Schumer
Denis McDonough said the more we can see Demo-
on CNN’s “State of the Un- plan would spent $369 bil-
ion” that there are about
300,000 female veterans of lion on energy and climate
childbearing age who rely
on the VA for health and re- initiatives and another $64
productive care.
billion to continue federal
McDonough last week re-
ceived a letter from 24 Dem- health insurance subsidies.
ocratic senators stating the
VA has statutory authority to BACKGRID The measure would raise
“provide abortions and abor-
tion-related services and re- $739 billion over a 10-year
sources” after the Supreme
Court overturned Roe v. span, with much of that
Wade in June. Mark Moore
money coming from a 15%

corporate minimum tax, the

West Virginia Democrat and

Senate majority leader said.

Manchin (inset), in tout-

ing the bill, said it “would

dedicate hundreds of bil-

lions of dollars to deficit re-

duction by adopting a tax

policy that protects small

businesses and working-

class Americans while en-

suring that large corpora-

tions and the ultra-wealthy

pay their fair share in taxes.”

He said on CNN Sunday

the bill is “not putting a bur-

den on any taxpayers

whatsoever.”

8 invasion
New York Post, Monday, August 1, 2022 nypost.com
Red Cross ZUMAPRESS.com
stymied

‘taRgeted’ byonvisitto
POW site Makin’ waves:
Russian President
The International Committee
Vladimir Putin
of the Red Cross has not yet re- takes part in his
nation’s Navy Day
ceived permission to visit the in St. Petersburg
on Sunday, using
site of Friday’s attack that killed the occasion to
outline an intention
dozens of Ukrainian prisoners to develop a “great
maritime power.”
of war, it said Sunday, condemn-

ing the incident at the Olenivka

facility.

“Families must receive urgent

news of and answers on what

happened to their loved ones.

The parties must do everything

in their power, including

through impartial investigations,

to help determine the facts be-

hind the attack,” it said.

Ukraine and Russia have

traded accusations over the mis-

sile strike or explosion in the

front-line town that killed pris-

oners held by Moscow-backed

separatists.

Russia on Sunday invited

United Nations and Red Cross

experts to probe the incident.

Moscow has published a list of

50 Ukrainian prisoners of war

killed and 73 wounded in what it

said was a Ukrainian military

strike with a US-made High Mo-

bility Artillery Rocket System.

Ukraine’s armed forces have

denied responsibility, saying

Russian artillery attacked the

prison to hide mistreatment.

As well as seeking access, the

Red Cross also offered to help

evacuate the wounded and do-

nate supplies. Vlad cites US as sea threat

“As of yet, we have received no

official confirmation granting us

access to visit the site or the

PoWs affected by the attack,

and, to date, our offer of material

assistance has not been ac-

cepted,” it said.

Red Cross teams were ready to Russian President Vladimir The document pinpoints Putin and Russia are attempting and resolutely defend its na-
Putin identified the US as his na- America as Russia’s primary na- to militarize international wa- tional interests in the world’s
deploy to Olenivka and already tion’s greatest naval threat in a val rival due “the strategic policy ters as it seeks to bolster its mili- oceans, and having sufficient
new military doctrine issued of the USA to dominate the tary standing. maritime power will guarantee
had medical, forensic, and hu- Sunday. world’s oceans.” their security and protection,”
Strategic waters the document said.
manitarian teams in the vicinity, Speaking on his country’s He also asserted that looming
Navy Day in St. Petersburg, Pu- NATO expansion poses another The doctrine stressed the im- Putin noted that Russia ex-
it said. tin said Russia wants to fortify threat on the high seas. portance of the Arctic Ocean pects imminent delivery of new
its influence on the seas and to and said Russia will seek to hypersonic missiles that travel at
“It is imperative that the [Red become a “great maritime Putin stated that Russia would deepen its position in the Black nine times the speed of sound.
power.” deploy military force if diplo- and Azov seas.
Cross] be granted immediate macy and economic tactics don’t He did not touch on the con-
Earlier, Putin signed a 55-page prove effective in containing “Guided by this doctrine, the flict in Ukraine in his comments.
access to the Olenivka facility, naval doctrine outlining Russia’s America’s might. Russian Federation will firmly
designs. Selim Algar
and other places where the US officials have asserted that With Wires

wounded and dead might have

been transferred in order to

carry out its humanitarian mis-

sion,” it said, pointing out that

warring parties were obliged to

let it visit POWs wherever they

may be. Reuters

invasion 9

kremlin missile New York Post, Monday, August 1, 2022
Ukraine Reuters
grain big
and wife nypost.com

killed in
home hit

By Selim AlgAr

One of Ukraine’s richest and DeaDly Demolition: A Ukrainian official inspects a mound of rubble Sunday at the destroyed home of multimillionaire grain exporter
most prominent businessmen Oleksiy Vadaturksy (circled), who was found dead along with his wife in an alleged targeted Russian airstrike in the southern city of Mykolaiv.
was killed in what Kyiv officials
said was a targeted Russian bom- the conflict. peared to be homemade, indicat- ship will leave the port tomor- It would also allow Ukraine to
bardment on his home. Ukraine has accused Russian ing that the attack was carried out row,” said government spokes- release 22 million tons of grain
by Ukrainian insurgents. person Ibrahim Kalin. “We will and other agricultural goods that
Grain exporter Oleksiy Vada- forces of commandeering grain see ships leaving the ports the have been sitting in ports since
turksy, 74, and his wife, Raisa, supplies and selling them — a The bombing occurred in the next day at the latest.” hostilities erupted in February.
died after a missile slammed into claim Moscow denies. city of Sevastopol, about 100 miles
the couple’s home in the southern from the Ukrainian mainland. The United Nations brokered a Weather conditions in other
city of Mykolaiv on Saturday The attack on Vadatursky’s deal in Istanbul in hopes to allevi- grain producing areas, including
night, the BBC reported. home came a day before a bomb Export breakthrough ate both grain shortages and spik- South America, have also con-
carried by a drone exploded at ing prices. tributed to growing supply con-
Vadaturksy owned Ukrainian the headquarters of Russia’s Meanwhile, Ukraine could cerns, according to The Wall
agricultural company Nibulon Black Sea Fleet on the Crimean launch its first grain-exporting Both Ukraine and Russia are Street Journal.
and was considered one of the Peninsula on Sunday, wounding ships as soon as this week, Turk- major wheat suppliers, with ex-
war-torn nation’s most successful six people, reports said. ish officials said Sunday. ports plunging in the wake of The Turkish-brokered deal has
business figures. Moscow’s invasion of its neighbor. led to an easing of grain prices,
The area was captured by Rus- “If all [details] are completed but instability in Ukraine and re-
Mykolaiv, which lies on the sian forces in 2014. by tomorrow, it seems like there The deal would allow for grain cession fears continue to fuel
route to the critical port of Od- is a high possibility that the first shipments out of a Ukrainian port concerns. With Wire Services
essa, has undergone fierce Rus- The Black Sea Fleet said in a in Odessa.
sian shelling since the country statement that the explosive ap-
launched its invasion in February.

An adviser to Ukrainian Presi-
dent Volodymy Zelensky asserted
that Vadaturksy was targeted by
Russia.

Mykolayiv Regional Military
Administration head Vitaliy Kim
lauded Vadaturksy’s “contribu-
tion to the development of the
agricultural and shipbuilding in-
dustry,” saying his “development
of the region is invaluable.”

He added that the missile that
took the businessman’s life had
landed in Vadatursky’s bedroom.

The Kyiv Independent said
Vadaturksy’s net worth was esti-
mated at $400 million in 2021.

He was a major player in
Ukraine’s grain-exporting indus-
try, which has been crippled by

10New York Post, Monday, August 1, 2022 nypost.com Beijing
tosses
Heroes to zeroes its junk

By Reuven Fenton Debris from a rocket that
and GaBRielle FonRouGe

boosted part of China’s new

When Bronx EMT Vanessa Rod- space station into orbit fell
riguez spent close to a year col-
lecting body parts at Ground Zero into the sea in the Philippi-
in the aftermath of the Sept. 11,
2001, terrorist attacks, she never nes on Sunday, the Chinese
realized the toxic dust she was in-
haling would later give her stage- government announced.
three cancer.
Most of the final stage of
Two decades later, the now-disa-
bled mother of two is facing termi- the Long March-5B rocket
nation from the Fire Department
and preparing to apply for welfare burned up after entering
after she learned the “unlimited”
sick leave she thought she was enti- the atmosphere at 12:55 a.m.,
tled to under a 2019 state bill is not
unlimited after all, despite what the China Manned Space
politicians promised.
Agency reported. The
“I thought that the city would
take care of us,” Rodriguez, who agency said earlier the
lost her job in May, told The Post.
booster would be allowed
“I feel left out, like, ‘Here you go.
You did your job. Now get out.’ ” to fall unguided.

Rodriguez, 47, is one of a half- The announcement gave
dozen or so FDNY Emergency
Medical Services workers who no details of whether re-
learned this summer they’ll be fired
for being out sick for more than a maining debris fell on land
year with 9/11-related injuries un-
der the state’s so-called “unlimited” or sea, but indicated the
sick-leave law for public workers
who responded to the attacks. Unlimited “landing area” was in wa-
injUstice:
Pension battle Vanessa Rodri- ters southeast of the Philip-
guez, who suffers
When the FDNY informed them many ailments from pine city of Puerto Princesa
they’ll be canned if they don’t come the Ground Zero
back to work, many of them were in cleanup, displays on the island of Palawan.
the midst of lengthy legal battles one of the many
with the New York City Employee rejections of her Hans Pennink There was no word from
Retirement System to obtain an application for a
early three-quarters disability disability pension. Philippine authorities about
pension.
well, said Smiley. whether anyone on the
But the applications have been The “unlimited” sick leave law,
denied, some repeatedly, and ex- ground was affected.
perts say the court battles can last signed by then-Gov. Andrew Cu-
for years, leaving the applicants omo on the 18th anniversary of 9/11, China has faced criticism
trapped in a bureaucratic limbo be- granted various city employees
tween sick leave and retirement who were injured responding to for allowing rocket stages
that wreaks financial ruin. the attacks the same unlimited pol-
icy to which their uniformed coun- to fall to Earth uncontrolled
“The World Trade Center popula- terparts at the NYPD and FDNY
tion has always been looked on as a were entitled. twice before. Its first space
very, very cherished group of indi-
viduals,” said Gary Smiley, the State Sen. Andrew Gounardes station, Tiangong-1, crashed
WTC liaison for Local 2507, the par- (D-Brooklyn), one of the bill’s
amedics and fire inspectors union. sponsors, celebrated the law as the into the Pacific Ocean in
end to “heartbreaking health strug-
“I don’t understand why you gles” and endless negotiations for morrow and begin the process of cancer or a leg off or [be] missing 2016 after Beijing con-
want to hurt these folks more than health benefits the responders being reinstated, and [be] offered a an arm, or something so irrefuta-
they’ve already been hurt. They re- sorely needed after developing a reasonable accommodation,” an bly disabling that [NYCERS] firmed it lost control.
sponded to what they thought was range of deadly illnesses from their FDNY spokesperson said. “We would be a complete laughing-
a plane crash, but which turned time on the pile. have made numerous attempts to stock [for denying the applica- An 18-ton rocket fell un-
into a nightmare that 21 years later avoid separation, and have ex- tion]. Other than that, you’re get-
continues to be a nightmare. Why But the FDNY and the city’s Law hausted all of our options.” ting denied,” said McEnaney, of controlled in May 2020,
do you want to add to these folks’ Department claim the legislation Goldberg & McEnaney.
nightmare by not protecting doesn’t actually guarantee unlim- ‘Shameful’ and NASA accused Beijing
them?” he said. ited sick time. They said Article 71 Rodriguez knows that struggle all
of the state’s civil service law, Gounardes said he wasn’t sure if too well. Since 2014, NYCERS has last year of “failing to meet
As many as 200 EMS personnel which allows agencies to fire work- Article 71 supersedes the bill he denied her application for an early
who responded to the attacks are ers who’ve been out with job-re- sponsored, calling it “a little bit of a retirement six times. responsible standards re-
either still working or on tempo- lated disabilities for more than a wrinkle,” but said the FDNY’s deci-
rary leave with 9/11-related inju- year, supersedes the law. sion to move ahead with termina- In 2008, she was diagnosed with garding their space debris”
ries, and could soon find them- tion is “shameful” and “inconsist- stage 3 angiosarcoma, and while
selves on the chopping block as The FDNY blamed NYCERS for ent with the spirit of the law.” chemotherapy and radiation later after parts of a Chinese
denying the workers their early re- put her in remission, the cancer
tirements and forcing them to wage “Unlimited sick leave is unlim- and the procedures she had to fight rocket landed in the Indian
costly legal battles despite their ca- ited sick leave, and that intent was it took a grave toll.
reer-ending disabilities. really clear,” said Gounardes. Ocean. AP
“Shame on whoever the mid-level In 2014, she was determined to be
“We have been advised that each paper pusher is who’s doing this.” “partially permanently disabled” by Bx. parade
of these members applied for a dis- the FDNY. shooting
ability pension through NYCERS Smiley said, “Nowhere in the [un-
. . . and were denied. limited sick leave law] does it state “Functionally she is unable to A gunman opened fire,
that it’s other than unlimited. No- grip. She cannot lift. She has diffi- striking one person, along
“If these members wanted to re- where does it state that after one culty with pins and needles and the route of the Bronx Do-
turn to work, they could return to year’s time, you’re terminated. Oth- numbness into her fingers and minican Day Parade on
our Bureau of Health Services to- erwise, it wouldn’t have been called toes,” Dr. K. J. Kelly, the chief medi- Sunday, cops said.
the unlimited sick leave bill. It cal officer for the FDNY at the
would have been called the World time, wrote in a report after Rodri- The victim was struck in
Trade Center one-year bill.” guez was examined. the arm near Grand Con-
course and Eliot Place
Tim McEnaney, who runs a law Rodriguez has three options: con- shortly before 5 p.m. as the
firm specializing in New York’s tinue her costly legal battle with parade was winding along
three-quarters disability pension, NYCERS, take an early retirement the Concourse, according to
said EMS members see “dispropor- in which she’d get half her pension police sources.
tionately negative results” when ap- (about $25,000 a year) or return to
plying for an early retirement from work for four years so she can get The man was in stable
NYCERS compared to “any other her full pension, which she said she condition at BronxCare
uniformed service in the city.” is unable to do. Health System hospital
Sunday night.
“You have to have metastasizing “My body is deteriorating . . . I
don’t understand what they’re do- Earlier in the afternoon,
ing,” said Rodriguez. Mayor Adams led the start
of the parade from the
Mount Hope section of The
Bronx.

Allie Griffin

11

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12 It’s jaw-dropping! ‘DC Pets’
less than
New York Post, Monday, August 1, 2022 nypost.com ‘super’

“DC League of Super-

Pets,” an animated adven-

ture about the four-legged

friends of superheroes,

opened in first place at the

domestic box office with $23

million from 4,313 theaters.

Though the Warner Bros.

movie sold enough tickets to

dethrone Jordan Peele’s

“Nope” on North American

charts, it’s a mediocre start

given the film’s $90 million

price tag.

Sure, the Legion of Super-

Pets isn’t as recognizable as

Superman or Aquaman, but

“DC League of Super-Pets”

could have resonated with

audiences a little more given

its affiliation with DC Com-

ics and its high-wattage

voice cast in Dwayne John-

son and Kevin Hart.

In pandemic times, “DC

League of Super-Pets” is yet

another kid-friendly film

that has struggled to wow in

its box office debut. Movies

aimed at family audiences

have been a mixed bag as of

big grin: After a tumor ate away at Demetri Pristouris’ (left during his surgery) jaw bone, surgeons replaced it with part of his fibula (model, right). late, which is concerning be-

B’klyn kid gets leg-bone face implant cause it’s a demographic

that has always been a relia-

ble source of revenue.

In terms of opening week-

end revenues, “DC League

of Super-Pets” arrived be-

By Carl Campanile What she thought was an aller- in Manhattan. “When we do see The boy still needs to have teeth hind Pixar’s “Lightyear,”
gic reaction to food was later con- such a tumor, it is usually small. replaced after his surgery — but
This lucky Brooklyn kid already firmed to be a growing tumor. His was the largest one we’ve he’s now swimming and playing which debuted to $51 mil-
has a leg up. seen in children.” other sports.
Demetri ended up in an eight- lion, and Universal’s “Min-
Local doctors recently per- hour surgery in February at the Demetri’s mom said, “The tu- He missed about two months of
formed rare surgery on 9-year-old Cohen Children’s Medical Center mor was the size of an egg when school because of the health scare, ions: The Rise of Gru,”
Demetri Pristouris, using a section at Northwell Health’s Long Island they removed it. I was told his jaw but his relieved mom said Demetri
of the fibula bone in his lower Jewish Hospital on Long Island. bone wasn’t there. A mass, a tu- was able to return to classes at the which opened to $107 mil-
right leg to replace part of his mor was there.” Classic Hellenic Charter School in
right jaw, where a benign tumor Tumor the size of an egg the spring. lion. But its start falls in line
was threatening to disfigure him. Stacy Pristouris recalled, “We
One of Demetri’s surgeons, Dr. were told they had to remove the “Demetri healed really well,” his with those of other pandem-
“I was very nervous when I had David Hirsch, said it is rare to re- tumor and had to rebuild De- doctor said.
the surgery. I was scared. I feel place a child’s jaw with bones metri’s jaw by taking a bone from ic-era family films like “The
much better now,” said Demetri of from the leg because of a tumor. his leg.” The surgeon said the recurrence
Dyker Heights. rate for such a tumor is a mere 1% Bad Guys” ($23.9 million),
“Kids rarely get this type of tu- Hirsch said his team was able to with the dramatic jawbone re-
The boy’s mom, Stacy Pristouris, mor,” said Hirsch, the chairman of successfully fuse Demetri’s fibula moval and fibula replacement. “Sing 2” ($22.3 million) and
said her son’s saga began when she oral and maxillofacial surgery at bone with the rest of his jaw bone, The recurrence rate for less inva-
noticed Demetri’s right jaw was Northwell’s Lenox Hill Hospital with much of the damaged jaw sive surgery is 65%. Disney’s “Encanto” ($27
swollen this past Thanksgiving. bone removed.
ccampanile@nypost.com million). Reuters

5.6 quake
in Pakistan

AK-47 bust outside Iran critic’s B’klyn home An earthquake of magni-

tude 5.6 struck southwest-

ern Pakistan on Sunday, the

European Mediterranean

Seismological Center

(EMSC) said.

A man armed with a additional rounds of ammu- 45, but says the accused had side a residence in which he Alinejad, who could not be The quake struck at a
loaded AK-47 was arrested nition, two different license focused on an unidentified looked in the windows and reached for comment, was
on Thursday outside of the plates and more than $1,000 Brooklyn “residence.” attempted to open the front the target of a scheme last depth of 19 miles, according
Brooklyn home of Iranian worth of cash when he was door, the complaint says. year to smuggle her back
dissident journalist Masih arrested after lurking for Law enforcement ob- into Iran and silence her to the EMSC. It hit in the
Alinejad, according to sour- two days, according to a served Mehdiyev sitting in a NYPD officers stopped criticism of human rights
ces and charging documents. federal complaint. gray Subaru Forester SUV Mehdiyev on Thursday after abuses there. Four Iranian Gulf of Oman, near the fish-
with an Illinois license plate he rolled through a stop sign. operatives were arrested by
Khalid Mehdiyev was The complaint makes no for several hours on Cops found he was allegedly federal agents. ing port of Pasni.
found with the assault rifle, explicit connection between Wednesday and Thursday. driving without a license and
a high-capacity magazine, Mehdiyev, 23, and Alinejad, Feds said he was parked out- he was placed under arrest. Joe Marino, Patrick Reilly The quake comes in the

wake of torrential monsoon

rains that have recently

pummeled the province of

Balochistan. Reuters

13New York Post, Monday, August 1, 2022 nypost.com

28 ‘and growing’ in Kentucky floods

hunter biden By Ben Kesslen still searching:
Senator rips FBI’s handling Officials in Kentucky ex-
At least 28 people have died in pect the flood death toll to
‘No faith’ devastating floods that ripped rise as rainy weather con-
in probe through eastern Kentucky and the strains efforts of rescuers
death toll is only expected to rise, who are still unable to get
the state’s governor Andy Beshear
said Sunday. to some areas.

of Hunter “I know of several additional
bodies, and we know it’s going to
Sen. Ron Johnson said the grow,” Beshear said on NBC
News’ “Meet the Press.”
FBI can’t be trusted to “get
“With the level of water, we’re
to the bottom” of the allega- going to be finding bodies for
weeks, many of them swept hun-
tions involving Hunter dreds of yards, maybe a quarter
mile plus from where they were
Biden’s overseas business lost,” he continued.

dealings following a whistle- The National Guard has been
deployed to conduct door-to-door
blower report that claimed rescues, the Democratic governor
said, adding that soldiers are try-
agents buried “verified and ing to find “as many people as we
can.”
verifiable” dirt about the
“We still can’t get into some ar-
president’s troubled son. eas to check on people,” Beshear
said, adding the forecast for Sun-
“I have no faith in [FBI Di- day bringing more rain to the re-
gion was hindering their abilities
rector] Christopher Wray of to help those stranded.

conducting this investiga- “We’re even going to work
through the rain. But the weather
tion, but it’s important that is complicating it.”

the American public under- So far, four children are among
the dead, the governor said, refer-
stand the FBI had Hunter encing the young siblings who
were swept away from their par-
Biden’s laptop in December ents in ferocious flood waters
Thursday.
of 2019,” Johnson (R-Wis.)
“I fear that we’ll find at least a
said told “Fox & Friends couple more as well,” he added.

Weekend” on Sunday. Calls seek missing

“They certainly saw the One of the issues facing rescuers
in the rural area is that authorities
evidence of what I think is don’t have an accurate headcount
of how many people live in each
criminal activity on that community.

laptop. They’ve done noth- “We have multiple Kentucky
state police posts that are taking
ing. Here we are in the end calls from loved ones that can’t
connect with those that they are
of July, early August 2022. worried about,” Beshear said.

What have they done with The flood is proving to be one of
the worst in recent Kentucky his-
it? No, you can’t trust this tory, and the governor said pre-
venting future floods will take
Department of Justice, the “major federal investment.”

FBI, to get to the bottom of bkesslen@nypost.com

this,” Johnson said.

The senator said “thank

God” for the whistleblow-

ers speaking out about how

the Justice Department was

handling the investigation

into President Biden’s son.

“We need a whole lot

more of them in the FBI, the

Department of Justice and

in our federal health agen- Dogs find disaster relief in NYC

cies. They need to come

forward . . . I’m not shocked,

but it’s outrageous that the

FBI would be tipping the

scales of justice the way

they’re doing,” he said. Welcome to New York! have left at least 28 people with Adam Lernihan. every time you let them been so hard hit by floods
Fifty pups from flood- dead. “We’re excited to get that its governor, Andy
Sen. Chuck Grassley ravaged Kentucky found go, but you know, that’s Beshear, said the state will
homes in the city this The group transported our dog a friend for a cou- be “updating the count of
(R-Iowa) said last week that weekend thanks to a local the dogs to the Big Apple ple of weeks,” Lernihan the goal. That’s why I sign how many we lost for the
animal rescue. in a special van and the told the TV station. next several weeks.”
“highly credible” whistle- Muddy Paws in Hell’s pets immediately found up for it,” she said.
Kitchen sprung into ac- new homes, according to Two other puppies, sib- Crews have made at
blowers accused the DOJ of tion to help dogs in Ken- CBS New York. lings Lima and Lentil, Muddy Paws Rescue least 1,432 rescues by air
tucky, which is being dev- were fostered by Aneta and boat, officials told the
buying “verified and verifi- astated by floods that “It feels so good,” Steph- Pazderova of Williams- program director Lexington Herald Leader.
anie Cajucom said, who is burg, Brooklyn.
able” information about the fostering a puppy Stella Amanda Tsai encouraged Ben Kesslen
“It’s a little heart attack
first son by dismissing it as people to “foster, adopt,

“disinformation.” donate.”

Grassley raised the claims Kentucky, where the

in a letter to Wray and Attor- pups were rescued, has

ney General Merrick Gar-

land. Mark Moore

New York Post, Monday, August 1, 2022 nypost.com14 Dems try
again on
Firefighter’s widow fights for full pension vets bill

By Tina Moore Senate Majority Leader
and BernadeTTe Hogan Chuck Schumer said Sun-
day he intends to put a
An FDNY widow whose husband Facebook ‘disturbing’: An- health-care bill for veterans
died when a tree limb crushed him gela Skudin’s husband exposed to deadly toxins up
on a family vacation says she is dis- eligible to receive under state law.” the three years before he died, of- Casey (together left with for a vote again this week
gusted with the Fire Department Under the law, spouses of dead ficials said. their kids) had under 17 after 41 Republican senators
for offering her a portion of what blocked it while accusing
she believes the family deserves. firefighters with fewer than 20 The lump sum of Casey’s contri- years with the FDNY Democrats of using a “bud-
years on the job are only eligible butions would be about $111,000, when he was killed in a get gimmick” to hide mil-
“They’re parading his body to receive what their partners the widow said. freak accident on vaca- lion of dollars in spending.
through town, shutting down contributed to the pension fund, tion (above) — meaning
roads for their hero, saying that plus a lump sum benefit of three His salary in the three years be- his widow won’t get his “I will hold a new vote
they’re going to ‘take care of the times his average annual wages in fore he died, meanwhile, hovered this week, and I am urging
family’ and ‘That’s what we do. around $125,000, which would full pension. everyone to vote ‘yes.’ This
We’re the FDNY,’ ” Angela Skudin is not a Washington issue.
told The Post. “And then this is re- make that amount about $375,000 This is a local issue. We just
ally how the FDNY . . . takes care before taxes. need Washington to help
of families on the back end.” solve it,” the New York
“It’s disturbing, but it really Democrat told reporters at
Her husband, Casey Skudin, had shows their true colors,” Angela a news conference.
16 and a half years on the job when said of the FDNY’s behavior. “It
he was killed while driving with shows what their bureaucracy is He said “the sicknesses
his wife and two sons at a North about.” that have reared from burn
Carolina resort June 17. pits and their miasma of
tmoore@nypost.com toxins should be added to
His widow has since filed a law- conditions that the VA cov-
suit against the Biltmore Estate in ers — this is the right thing,
Asheville where he died. the moral thing and the
honorable thing to do.”
But she also is battling New
York City’s Fire Pension Board, Forty-one GOP senators
which manages the funds a widow voted against cloture on the
gets if her husband dies. Honoring Our PACT Act
last Wednesday, charging
To qualify for a full pension, an that Democrats had added
FDNY firefighter must have 20 $400 billion in spending not
years on the job. related to veterans’ health
care in the measure.
The average annual pension
payout for such an FDNY fire- Sen. Pat Toomey (R-Pa.),
fighter was around $108,000 in who was slammed by comic
2018, according to a study with Jon Stewart for voting
some of the most recent data against the bill, said he and
available and published by the his Republican colleagues
Empire Center in 2019. are not opposed to the
“substance” of it.
Angela says that as with other
city agencies, the FDNY allows its Mark Moore
members to add any previous work
time they racked up from other lo- Black Sea
cal governments in the state to en- mine defuse
hance their department pensions.
Romania’s military car-
Her husband had previously ried out late on Sunday a
worked for Nassau County as a controlled explosion of a
lifeguard, earning enough govern- naval mine that had drifted
ment service with that job to have close to the country’s Black
made it to 20 years for his FDNY Sea shore, the defence min-
pension, she said. istry said.

But such time only would have Mines began floating in the
counted toward his FDNY pen- Black Sea after Russia in-
sion if it was earned with a com- vaded Ukraine on Feb. 24,
patible department, such as the and Romanian, Bulgarian
NYPD, as laid out in state law, a and Turkish military diving
city rep told The Post. teams have been defusing
those drifting in their waters.
The city’s Fire Pension Board re-
ferred questions to City Hall, Russia and Ukraine accuse
which released a statement saying, each other of planting them.
“The city and the New York City
Fire Pension Fund are working to The Black Sea is crucial
assist Ms. Skudin in any way pos- for shipment of grain, oil
sible to secure the benefits she is and oil products. Its waters
are shared by Bulgaria, Ro-
Catch and, finally, no release for habitual crook mania, Georgia, Turkey,
Ukraine and Russia. Reuters
A career criminal who al- lease Saturday over the Koshy noted Matos’s his- “The defendant has al- Matos was convicted of
legedly tried to steal a moped crime, but he was tory of previously skipping ways been on supervised raping a 14-year-old girl in
moped in front of a police picked up immediately after court and repeat offenses in release,” a prosecutor said 1999.
precinct last week will fi- because he was wanted for handing down bail of in Manhattan Criminal
nally remain jailed, after a slew of other thefts. $10,000 cash or $60,000 Court on Sunday in arguing He also has compiled doz-
failing to make bail Sunday bond. for bail. ens of arrests for burglary,
for a string of other raps. His lawyer asked for su- robbery, fare evasion and
pervised release again on Matos was unable to post “That’s evidently not suf- the rape.
Jon Matos had been the additional theft raps. those amounts and was kept ficient to ensure that the de-
sprung on supervised re- behind bars. fendant can obey the law.” Kyle Schnitzer
But Manhattan Judge Biju and Selim Algar

Miranda Devine 15
mdevine@nypost.com New York Post, Monday, August 1, 2022 nypost.com
EPA/Bonnie Cash
FBI Director Christopher Biden
Wray always seems a little the Chinese firm, CEFC, which Hunter Biden by falsely suggesting or Bobulinski’s information? son’s
too pleased with himself. But was a front for Chinese military in- it was disinformation.” Was Hunter or Jim Biden, or in- fed aid?
on Thursday the smirk may telligence, so agents would have
be wiped off his pretty face when picked up some or all of the con- Grassley claims that the FBI was deed Joe Biden, ever given a defen- There are hints of
Republican members of the House versations the VP’s son had be- investigating Hunter’s “criminal fi- sive briefing from the FBI to warn possible collaboration with
oversight committee start grilling tween 2015 and 2018 with CEFC nancial and related activity” in them that CEFC was a front for the feds on Hunter Biden’s
him on the mounting evidence that Chairman Ye Jianming, Director Ji- 2020, and it may have a “potential Chinese intelligence? laptop, in his contacts and
something is very rotten inside the anjun Zang and associate Patrick counterintelligence component.’” calendar entries. Twelve
agency Wray (right) runs. Ho, the Chinese spies who would If no defensive briefing was entries in his contacts are
give him millions of dollars. Grassley sounds alarm given, says a seasoned former in- labeled “FBI” or “Federal
Top of the list is the curious telligence official, that could indi- Bureau of Investigation” or
question of why the FBI appar- The FBI’s surveillance of Ho was Grassley laid out the allegations cate that FBI counterintelligence “Special agent,” some of
ently did nothing with Hunter revealed during his bribery trial last week, in a letter to FBI Di- already was investigating one or which contain phone
Biden’s laptop, which was handed after he was arrested at JFK Air- rector Wray and Attorney General more of the Bidens. numbers but no names for
to two agents on Dec. 9, 2019, by port on November 18, 2017. In a Merrick Garland. two FBI offices in
John Paul Mac Isaac, the alarmed voice memo on his laptop, Hunter An alternative theory is that Pennsylvania, in Newtown
owner of the computer repair shop described Ho, who paid him $1 mil- In August 2020, FBI Supervisory In- Hunter, despite being a degenerate Square and Fort
near the Biden family homes in lion as a “legal retainer” as the “spy telligence Analyst Brian Auten crack addict at the time, may have Washington.
Greenville, Del., where Hunter had chief of China.” which intelligence “opened an assessment which was become an informal FBI source
dropped off his MacBook eight experts say is an exaggeration. used by a FBI Headquarters team to during the Biden vice presidency, There is an empty entry
months earlier. improperly discredit negative Hunter because of his extraordinary ac- for the “FBI Special agent
We also know that Hunter has Biden information as disinformation cess, thanks to his father’s influ- in charge” in Milwaukee,
Among other potential crimes to been under investigation since and caused investigative activity to ence, to the Russian oligarchs in WI, as well as an entry
be found on the abandoned laptop, 2018 by the US attorney in Dela- cease. Based on allegations, verified Vladimir Putin’s inner sanctum with a phone number and
you would expect the FBI to be in- ware, David Weiss, for possible tax and verifiable derogatory information and to the top Communist Party pager number for “DEA
terested, on national security and money laundering activities, on Hunter Biden was falsely labeled officials in China. agent,” presumably
grounds, in the incriminating evi- as well as potential foreign agent as disinformation,” Grassley wrote. referring to the Drug
dence of a corrupt foreign influ- violations, and that a grand jury in “The hope was that Chris Wray Enforcement
ence-peddling scheme run by the Delaware has heard testimony Further, Auten, a veteran intelli- would move away from the politi- Administration, which is
Biden family throughout Joe from several of his former busi- gence analyst, was central to the cization at the FBI,” John Ratcliffe, interesting in light of the
Biden’s vice presidency. ness partners and lovers. FBI’s farcical Crossfire Hurricane former Director of National Intel- preponderance of illegal
investigation, in July 2016, of the ligence, told Fox News’ Maria Bar- drug activity captured on
Equally curious is why the FBI We know that at least one of phony Steele Dossier “pee tape” tiroma on Sunday. Hunter’s laptop.
apparently did nothing with an- those witnesses was asked “who is cooked up by Hillary Clinton’s
other voluminous trove of corrob- the Big Guy,” suggesting that the campaign to smear then-candidate “But this whistleblower complaint Six entries labeled either
orating material, given to them in investigation into Hunter Biden Donald Trump as a Russian agent. very clearly on his watch [says] “ATF” or “BATF,”
October 2020 by Hunter’s former may involve his father. these FBI agents were attempting to presumably for the Bureau
business partner, Navy veteran Grassley’s whistleblowers also influence the outcome of the 2020 of Alcohol, Tobacco,
Tony Bobulinski, including emails So why, in the face of all this evi- accused Washington Field Office election by suppressing derogatory Firearms and Explosives,
and other documents which repli- dence, has the FBI done nothing at Assistant Special Agent in Charge information about Hunter Biden contain no phone number
cate those on Hunter’s laptop. least to allay fears that the presi- Timothy Thibault of “falsely por- and potentially Joe Biden . . . or name, but two are
dent is compromised when it tray[ing] as disinformation evi- designated “Special Agent/
Bobulinski has said he was inter- comes to China? dence acquired from multiple sour- “People need to understand that polygraph.”
viewed for several hours by FBI ces that provided the FBI deroga- when we talk about our intelli-
agents, as part of an investigation Now Sen. Chuck Grassley of tory information related to Hunter gence authorities, it is the FBI that The bulk of the law-
into Hunter, after he held a bomb- Iowa says that whistleblowers have Biden’s financial and foreign busi- is the primary domestic authority enforcement contacts on
shell press conference on Oct. 22. come forward with allegations that ness activities, even though some for investigating and leading to the Hunter’s laptop — 16 in
2020, alleging that then-Demo- the FBI was covering up the of that information had already prosecution of election influence number, including what
cratic nominee Joe Biden had lied Hunter Biden information. There been or could be verified.” and election interference. may be duplicates — are for
when he claimed to have no in- was “a scheme in place among cer- the Secret Service, which
volvement in Hunter’s foreign tain FBI officials to undermine de- Were Thibault or Auten involved “It’s really a problem when the had the task of protecting
deals. Bobulinski also said that Joe rogatory information connected to in the handling of Hunter’s laptop agency that is responsible for in- Hunter, whose code name,
Biden was the “Big Guy” referred vestigating those things is engaged we can reveal for the first
to by Hunter’s partners in en- in those things.” time, was “Chieftain.”
crypted messages and intercepted
voice messages. The Secret Service
accompanied the VP’s
According to one email, the “Big wayward son on various
Guy” was slated to receive a 10% foreign adventures, which
stake in Hunter and Jim Biden’s lu- must have given Hunter an
crative joint venture with Chinese air of official gravitas
energy conglomerate CEFC. when he needed to
impress prospective
On the feds’ radar business partners in China
and Russia, where
We know the FBI was surveilling bodyguards provide a
Hunter on Oct. 23, 2018, because certain cachet, especially if
agents showed up to the Biden they are supplied by the
family’s local high-end grocery US government.
store in Greenville, at the same
time as Delaware state police ar-
rived to investigate a strange inci-
dent in which his sister-in-law-
turned-lover, Hallie Biden, had
thrown his new gun in a trash can,
only to find it missing when
Hunter instructed her to retrieve it.

We also know that the FBI was
wire-tapping Hunter’s partners at

New York Post, Monday, August 1, 2022 nypost.com16 Mogul: Ca$$$h me outside

Page THERE was something of a billionaire brawl ble, where he began “flirting” with some women enjoy the rest of his evening in alternative en-
Six® at a star-studded party in Capri, Italy, Page Six in the Swiss pharma phenom’s entourage. virons.
is told.
Ian According to camp Carroll, Bertarelli — who “The rest of the party was so chill and such
Mohr New York nightlife gurus Richie Akiva and is estimated to be worth $8.5 billion, in large good energy,” lamented another partygoer.
Darren Dzienciol threw a bash on the Italian part thanks to his family’s drug business — We’re told Rachel Winters deejayed and Foxx
imohr@nypost.com island attended by Leonardo DiCaprio and was irked by the intrusion and either Berta- got on the mike several times. “Everyone was
Jamie Foxx, among other A-listers in town for relli or his heavies descended on Carroll. dancing to old-school hip-hop,” said the guest.
Oli Coleman the Unicef gala.
But according to others present, the sea air A rep for the event told us, “Ernesto was not
ocoleman@nypost.com But we hear the sophisticated soiree was in- may have gotten to Carroll a little. involved in the . . . scene despite other reports
terrupted by an ugly scene. to the contrary and was nowhere near the situ-
Mara Siegler “Ernesto was nowhere near him,” withered a ation. It was a nice, intimate pre-gala pop-up
Curious Miami mogul M. Patrick Carroll source. event welcoming VIPs to Capri for Unicef.”
msiegler@nypost.com got into a brawl with biotech billionaire Ern-
esto Bertarelli — or, at least, he thinks he did. They said the flashy real estate magnate got Reps for Carroll declined to comment and
Carlos Greer a little out of sorts, began making something emails to Bertarelli’s investment group,
As Carroll told it to pals, he left his table and of an un-Amalfi scene and bouncers made a B-Flexion, were not returned.
cgreer@nypost.com wandered over to the area around Bertarelli’s ta- rather compelling case that he might prefer to

Tashara Jones “Danc- Love never lasts
ing With the
tjones@nypost.com Stars” alum JENNIFER Lopez’s first hus-
Julianne Hough sports band said that his ex and Ben Af-
Bey your best self a floral dress to the fleck won’t last. Ojani Noa, 48,
matinee performance claims Lopez “loves being in love”
THEATER producer and fashion of “POTUS” at Broad- but loses interest after the passion
plate Jordan Roth described his way’s Shubert in her fizzles, the Daily Mail re-
look as “harness cupcake” at the ported. Noa — who met J.Lo when
premiere of the gay rom-com series Theatre. he was a Cuban refugee waiting ta-
“Uncoupled.” When Page Six noted bles in Miami — has kept a low
that the red carpet fans were giving profile since his one-year union Majestical fiestas
him a Beyoncé windswept look, he with the former “In Living Color”
was delighted. “Can you please Fly Girl dissolved in 1998. He told PRINCE William and Kate
write that?” Roth asked. “He’s like the outlet her nuptials with Affleck Middleton (above) may live a
Beyoncé at this point, you said it, brought back a rush of old memo- prim and proper life now that
not me. I just underlined it at this ries. “Ben is husband No. 4. I was they’re married with three chil-
point.” Meanwhile, “Hairspray” husband No. 1 and she told me I dren. A new viral clip, however,
composer Marc Shaiman, who was the love of her life. When we shows the couple partying hard
has a cameo in the series and will lay in bed on our wedding night, throughout the United Kingdom
be seen in Billy Eichner’s upcom- she said we would be together for- as two kids in their 20s, years
ing movie “Bros,” noted that “I ever,” he told the outlet. before tying the knot. The Tik-
seem to be involved in every show Tok clip — which has now been
about gay men in New York. It’s Much too Kushy viewed more than 4 million
OK, it’s a job. At this point pigeon- times — features the royal pair
hole me all you want.” The “Some ALEx Edelman reserves a zin- living their best lives with
Like It Hot” composer then ger for Jared Kushner in his one- friends, with both William and
quipped, “As long as it’s a hole,” man show “Just For Us” at the Kate looking inebriated in cer-
The Post’s Nicki Gostin reports. Greenwich House Theater. He re- tain shots after several nights
veals he used to sit behind Kusher out on the town. The pair met
at Congregation Kehilath Jeshurun and dated in 2002 while stu-
on the Upper East Side. Edelman dents at St. Andrews University
quipped that when Kushner was in Scotland. While they briefly
called up to the synagogue bimah split in 2007, they soon reunited,
to read from the Torah, “he walks with William proposing in 2010
up like he wrote it.” He also shared and the couple marrying the fol-
that he likes Prince Harry because lowing year.
he “[once partied] with my friend
Jack in a London nightclub,” The
Post’s Nicki Gostin reports.

She’s ‘So Sick’ of his deceit

POP star Ne-Yo’s wife is accusing the singer of infidelity. Crystal

Renay shared an impassioned statement via Instagram Saturday, in

Just their luck which she accused her husband of cheating on her with

LINDSAY Lohan (above) and “numerous” other women over the course of their oFnolTlowwittuesr
new hubby Bader Shammas nearly decadelong relationship. “8 years of lies and
were seen for the first time since deception. 8 years of unknowingly sharing my life
the couple wed in a private cere-
mony last month. Lohan, 36, and and husband with numerous of women who sell
Shammas looked comfortably ca- @Pagetheir bodies to him unprotected . . . every last
sual as they strolled through JFK Robert O'Neil / SplashNews.com
on Friday, with the actress wear- one of them!” her shocking statement began. “To
ing a white button-up shirt, light say I’m heartbroken and disgusted is a under- Six
blue jeans, sneakers, a black statement. To ask me to stay and accept it is abso-
T-shirt and a matching mask while lutely insane. The mentality of a narcissist. I will no
her hubby walked a few paces be-
hind in a T-shirt and jeans. longer lie to the public or pretend that this is some-

thing it isn’t,” she continued. The model said she’s moving on, but “I

gained 3 beautiful children out of this but nothing else but wasted years

and heartache.” Ne-Yo responded on Twitter: “Personal matters are not

meant to be addressed and dissected in public forums. I simply ask that

you please respect me and my family’s privacy at this time.”

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He’s Kiss-ing it all goodbye

“I’m 73 soon. I carry 40 pounds pre-interview. So far this partial
list omits buying one of his cars.
of armor and 7-inch dragon boots ‘Easter’ comes in August
platform heels. The physicality His name’s Dino
makes it the last tour. I can’t sit in
AMERICA the beautiful.
a chair picking a guitar like blues CHELSEA Handler’s ex, Vietnamese, Thai. Never Fili- Washington’s the only president
who didn’t blame any previous
musicians. I know you can’t stay Filipino funnyman Jo Koy, has pino. I’m finally representing administration for his troubles.
Congress and Senate? Unpre-
on the stage too long. Better get a new movie “Easter Sunday.” my true ethnicity.” And Tif- dictable. You never know what
life-threatening problems they’ll
off while the getting’s good. Koy: “It’s my family bickering, fany Haddish: “I have seen do nothing about.

“My mother and I, 8¹/₂, flew El eating, drinking. Literally my no movie like ‘Easter Sunday’ Should Joe fall down and break
his crown, Kamala’s tumbling
ACdinadmys Al in ’58. On a box called TV we’d life. Comedy and chaos, all legit, ever.” What that means I don’t after. With a food taster — and
an English teacher. Biden?
FRESH from Europe, off to Aus- never seen before we saw every- taking place on one day. Steven know. Knows a lot. He just can’t re-
tralia, born in Israel as Chaim member it. He stands on his
Witz, multimillionaire Gene thing big. People, buildings, super- Spielberg is producing.” This thing no one’s ever seen record so nobody can see it. Do
Simmons says it’s his final tour. powerful interests control him?
heroes, animated cartoons. Only a Co-star Tia Carrere: “I’ve can be seen in theaters this It’s “Leave my family out of this.”
“Rock ’n’ roll’s dead. Beatles,
Stones, Elvis, Madonna, disco, land like America could like this. played Chinese, Japanese, weekend. Also: Reporters are warned not
Motown, David Bowie, Kiss, Me- to discuss the man’s advanced
tallica withstood the test of time. “Now, I’m years. No mentioning he once
Now fans stopped paying for had a pet dinosaur.
music. It’s Internet, social media, into AI com-
streaming, artists earn hun- AND may this president know
dredths of a percent of a cent. pany Noble, this final tour — how many that, according to East Coast old-
Can’t keep up with downloading, age specialists, the 10 best years
legislation, minimum wage laws. restaurant cities? of a head of state’s life are be-
Write songs and be a performer, tween 55 and 79.
it’s now pennies for your work.” chain Rock, “Probably 100.”
Maybe only in New York,
I muttered that Streisand’s done three casinos, Bits & bobs kids, maybe only in New
40 moneymaking farewell tours. the Gene Sim- York.
mons band, a

crypto opera- DISCOVERY Network’s

tion and lots of Henry Schleiff at Polo cel-

stuff.” ebrating Nelson DeMille’s

Happily new Oct. 11 book “The

married, to Maze.” Its protagonist John

Shannon, he Corey may grab a film series

claims he’s . . . THINK Elon’s sticky or

slept with icky? Mom Maye Musk’s

5,000 women “team” lists interview re- Getty Images

so — under- quirements: what we ap-

stood he lacks prove or meeting’s canceled,

strength for send questions to review

touring. And Gene Simmons might possibly stop rock ’n’ rolling all night. beforehand, read her book

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Iran reply 19
on saving
nuke deal New York Post, Monday, August 1, 2022 nypost.com

Iran has responded to top Euro-

pean Union diplomat Josep Bor-

rell’s proposal aimed at salvaging

Tehran’s 2015 nuclear deal with

world powers, and seeks a swift

conclusion to negotiations, the

top Iranian nuclear negotiator

said Sunday.

“We shared our proposed ideas,

both on substance & form, to pave

the way for a swift conclusion of

Vienna negotiations,” Ali Bagheri

Kani tweeted, without giving any

more details on Iran’s position.

“As Iran, we stand ready to con-

clude the negotiations in a short HOT SPOT:
Office types
order, should the other side be wait up to 90
minutes for
ready to do the same.” lunch at the
popular fast-
Borrell said Tuesday he pro- casual Cava
on Broadway
posed a new draft text to revive the at 38th Street.

accord under which Iran curbed its Robert Miller (2)

nuclear program in return for re-

lief from economic sanctions.

Then-President Donald Trump

reneged on the deal in 2018 and

reimposed US sanctions, prompt-

ing Iran to violate the deal’s nu- Midtown back-to-workers line up for lunch

clear limits.

The Joint Comprehensive Plan

of Action deal aimed to make it

harder for Iran to amass the fissile

material for a nuclear weapon, an By ASIA GRACE views, a horde of sustenance- pandemic.” line. The work besties, who pre-
seekers are shown sacrificing Other locations, such as the ordered, waited 15 minutes as
ambition Iran has long denied, The Midtown lunch rush is their hourlong lunch breaks part of the pickup throng.
back. while waiting to be served $13 Cava on 42nd Street near Bryant
saying its atomic program was for veggie, protein and grain blends. Park and one on Madison at 40th Still, most seem satisfied just
On a sweltering summer week- Street, are commanding crowds to gain entry.
peaceful purposes. day in Midtown Manhattan, So popular are Cava’s build- of peckish midday patrons too.
where, supposedly, nobody your-own bowls, with options like “The line is almost always re-
On Tuesday, the State Depart- works anymore, a fashionable falafel and spicy lamb meatballs, Not-so-fast casual ally long,” construction worker
crowd lined up in front of Medi- that those hoping to procure Mani, 35, who asked not to share
ment said it was reviewing Bor- terranean fast-casual eatery Cava. lunch from the not-so-fast food As 9-to-5ers continue readapt- her last name, told The Post. In
chain often try to beat the rush by ing to their brick-and-mortar the past, she has waited more
rell’s proposal. Reuters The Broadway and 38th Street pre-ordering via Cava’s app. work lives, many are using every than 45 minutes for her usual ha-
location of the Greek-inspired minute of their afternoon recess banero chicken bowl, leaving her
Beirut grain chain has been hailed, jokingly, Miszkiewicz, who ordered to eat, drink and perhaps even with only 15 minutes to feast.
silo collapse as “the hardest club to get into in ahead with her two colleagues, make a love connection.
all of Manhattan,” in a now-viral found those efforts foiled. “I just run back to my office
Part of the Beirut port grain si- TikTok posted by Big Apple in- “I wish,” said Cava frequenters and eat real quick,” she said.
fluencer @HannahSueWilson. “We pre-ordered our food [on- and fashion retail co-workers
los collapsed Sunday afternoon, line] at 11:30 a.m. for pickup at 12 Emily Seitz and Jill Folger, both Similarly, software pro David
Remember the pandemic? Re- p.m. Now it’s 12:30, and we still 26, when asked if they’d ever Carmichael, 29, said he usually
sending a large cloud of dust and member when Midtown restau- have to wait,” the business con- flirted with a fellow corporate doesn’t mind letting the minutes
rants were on their last legs? Tell sultant said. “It’s annoying, but hottie on Cava’s nightclub-like tick by, but he has his limits.
smoke into the sky, a Reuters that to the trendy lunchers wait- the food’s worth it.”
ing up to 90 minutes in a line- “Whenever I see the line out
news service witness said, nearly out-the-door situation for their The restaurant’s baffling popu- the door, I walk away,” he said.
lemon chicken bowls. larity makes a strong case for the
two years after a massive blast at return of the traditional power Such was the case for Loren
“I’ve stood in line for as long as lunch hour, which all but went Fass, 33, and her workmates, who
the port killed more than 215 peo- an hour and a half to get food extinct in 2020 and 2021.
here. It’s good and it’s healthy,” took one look at the crowd
ple and did severe damage to its Kathleen Miszkiewicz, 25, told But the Broadway and immediately opted to
The Post, sweating under the Cava’s general manager, eat elsewhere.
facilities. beaming sun. Yasmairi Mercedes, “It’s long and we have
said her store has seen to get back,” groaned
A fire has burned at the north- Famous on TikTok a boom in patronage Fass, who works for a
since more jobholders women’s intimates
ern part of the silos for about Cava launched back in the 2010s were required to re- wholesaler.
in Rockville, Md., with the brand turn to their offices. Others were simi-
three weeks, giving off an orange now commonplace in many cit- larly deterred.
ies. Lately, however, a handful of “It’s really nice to see “I’m not a wait-in-
glow visible at night from nearby branches in Manhattan have be- how the business has line person,” said
come something like the post- grown since the pan- Meagan Neville, 37,
neighborhoods, and Lebanese of- pandemic answer to Chipotle. demic,” Mercedes, 21, told who stopped by with
The Post as customers her fashion industry co-
ficials warned last week that part In the TikTok clip, which has squeezed through the door. worker Margaret Derby, 30.
garnered more than 1.1 million “We’re actually making more “It’s good food,” said
of the silos could collapse. money now than we were pre-
Derby, “but the TikTok night-
There were no reports of deaths club [aspect] isn’t for me.”

or injuries.

The collapse comes four days

before the second anniversary of

the explosion Aug. 4, 2020.

The blast, fueled by a large

chemical store that had been kept

at the port for nearly seven years,

wounded thousands and gutted

the eastern part of the city, leaving

tens of thousands of people in the

area homeless. Reuters

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fun, then
horror New York Post, Monday, August 1, 2022 nypost.com

A Minnesota teen was web of ‘lies’: Surveillance photos show three people police say are being sought in connection with a series of July robberies of
killed and four other people men lured to Bronx hotel rooms by a 20-something woman they met on Facebook.
were wounded after a man
went on a stabbing spree Gal lures men to den of thieves: cops
near a Wisconsin river dur-
ing a day of water tubing. By Tina Moore victim and threaten to shoot him.” next day, when a 48-year-old man with black hair, tattoos on both
The three robbers then use duct was robbed at the Friendly Motor arms and wearing eyeglasses, au-
The 52-year-old suspect A 20-something woman has Inn at 1119 E. Gun Hill Road, cops thorities said.
was arrested about 90 min- been using Facebook to lure men tape to bind their victims and re- said. The robbers took his debit
utes after the attack Satur- to Bronx hotels, where two armed move personal property, including and credit cards and ran up $3,000 The second woman is believed
day at Apple River, St. Croix cohorts would then rob the trio’s their clothing, as well as cash and in charges, cops said. to be about 40 years old, 4 feet, 11
County Sheriff Scott Knud- victims, cops say. cellphones. No injuries requiring inches tall and 140 pounds with
son said during a news con- hospitalization were reported in The fourth incident unfolded black hair.
ference. Investigators are looking at five any of the incidents. around 8:30 p.m. July 24 inside the
such robberies between July 7 and Van Cortlandt Motel at 6393 The man in the crew is about 25
Investigators believe the Tuesday, police said. The first incident happened Broadway when a 46-year-old man years old, stands 5 feet, 10 inches
victims and suspect were around 6:30 p.m. July 7 when a 31- was robbed of $200 cash, personal and weighs about 170 pounds with
tubing in separate groups “Once both [the woman and vic- year-old man was robbed of his items and a credit card, cops said. a medium build and black hair.
before the stabbings. tim] are inside of the hotel room, cellphone, wallet and debit card
the female instructs the male to inside the Wheeler Hotel at 1162 The fifth robbery happened Police released surveillance
“At this time we’re not sure take a shower, and while he is in Wheeler Ave., cops said. around 11 p.m. Tuesday inside the photos depicting all three.
what started this incident,” the bathroom she lets into the ho- Sheridan Hotel at 1440 Sheridan
Knudson told reporters Sat- tel room another female and a The second crime occurred Blvd. The 45-year-old victim had Anyone with information is
urday night. male,” the NYPD said. around 12:40 a.m. July 16 when a money and clothing stolen. asked to call the NYPD’s Crime
31-year-old man was robbed inside Stoppers Hotline at 1-800-577-TIPS
The 17-year-old boy was “When the victim exits the bath- the Crown Motor Inn at 3320 Bos- The woman who is believed to (8477) or for Spanish, 1-888-57-
rushed to an area hospital, room, the second female and the ton Road. be the lure is about 25 years old, 5 PISTA (74782). The public can
where he was pronounced male both display firearms at the feet, 2 inches tall and 200 pounds also submit their tips at the Crime
dead. The other victims — The third incident happened the Stoppers website.
one woman and three men
— are in their early 20s, the S. Africa reaffirms corruption ban
sheriff said.
South African President tion loyal to former Presi- at the conclusion of the Ramaphosa has taken a shule, who was suspended
Most of the wounds suf- Cyril Ramaphosa on Sun- dent Jacob Zuma, who is be- party’s national policy con- harder line on corruption
fered were to the torso, he day said the ruling African ing investigated for corrup- ference. since taking over as ANC as party secretary-general
said. National Congress had de- tion but denies wrongdoing, leader in December 2017.
cided to keep its rule that wanted the rule scrapped, “The overwhelming view last year after being
A photo taken of the sus- anyone charged with cor- arguing that it was being of the policy conference is Scrapping the rule would
pect by a witness helped au- ruption or other crimes used to persecute political for the retention of the have allowed potential chal- charged with corruption.
thorities track him down, must step down while they foes with trumped-up char- ‘step-aside’ provisions to lengers to vie against him
Knudson said. are being investigated. ges. enhance the integrity of the for the ANC ticket in the Ramaphosa himself faces
movement and its leader- 2024 presidential elections
The knife used in the at- Members of an ANC fac- Ramaphosa was speaking ship,” he said to applause. — especially Ace Maga- a police investigation of his
tack was not located as of
Saturday evening. finances after thieves stole

“I’m sure that anybody $4 million from his farm in
who witnessed this will
never forget it, he added. “So June. He denies any
it is a tragedy.” No charges
have been announced wrongdoing. Reuters

David Propper

Daytime rape
try in B’klyn

A fiend tried to rape a
woman as she walked her
small dog on a Brooklyn
sidewalk, cops said Sunday.

Video footage released by
the NYPD shows the at-
tacker approach his 30-
year-old victim from be-
hind at around 8:30 a.m.
Saturday at Woodbine
Street and Ridgewood Place
in Bushwick and place her
in a chokehold.

He then wrestles her to
the sidewalk behind a
parked car.

Anyone with information
is asked to call NYPD’s
Crime Stoppers at 1-800-
577-TIPS or for Spanish at
1-888-57-PISTA. Tina Moore

and David Propper

22 Sudan activists tear-gassed Hope to rule
New York Post, Monday, August 1, 2022 nypost.com Thousands of protesters Military leaders have said onstrations since multi-day Supreme
marching towards Sudan’s they are prepared to step sit-ins in Sudan’s capital be-
presidential palace were aside if civilian groups can fore the Eid holiday. Hasid judge’s B’klyn court bid
blocked by police firing tear agree on a new government,
gas, as an anti-military cam- but political parties have Last week, a protest called By Reuven Fenton all gavel Helayne Seidman
paign entered its 10th been skeptical. for by the FFC was attacked round: Ra-
month. by unidentified assailants. A female Brooklyn jurist chel Freier is in
However, former Sover- who already made history line for a Dem-
Protests have continued eign Council member Mo- At least 116 people have as the first Hasidic judge ocratic nomi-
weekly since an Oct. 25 mil- hamed al-Faki Suleiman been killed in the protests, in New York and possibly nation to the
itary takeover that halted a said in an interview with the and thousands injured, the country hopes to Kings County
transition to democracy Sudan Tribune on Saturday many by gunfire, according break another barrier — Supreme
and plunged the country that new constitutional ar- to medics. by winning a seat on the Court, which
into turmoil. rangements were being dis- Kings County Supreme would mark the
cussed between the former Protesters assume they Court. latest in a se-
Police on Sunday blocked ruling Forces of Freedom will be arrested, wounded ries of ground-
protesters from reaching and Change coalition and or killed, said an injured Rachel Freier, a civil- breaking
the half-mile-long road that other “revolutionary for- protester, who asked to be court judge in Brooklyn, achievements.
leads to the presidential ces.” referred to by his nickname, will find out this week
palace and chased them Karika. whether she has secured a On Thursday, judicial
into nearby side streets, Sunday’s protests were Democratic nomination delegates will then all but
witnesses said. the latest in a series of dem- “We don’t think we’ll for one of 10 vacant Su- rubber-stamp the selec-
make it back home,” he said. preme Court seats up for tions, with those candi-
grabs in November. dates’ names going on the
Reuters November ballot.
If so, she would be a vir-
Con Edison Will Provide Relief for tual lock to win the post, She ended up on the Freier said she believes
Past Due Bill Balances through May 1, 2022 given the borough’s strong bench with the help of her knack for juggling
left-leaning tendencies. her disgraced uncle, constant domestic and
for Eligible Residential Customers former Brooklyn Civil professional duties gives
A victory would only Court Judge David her an edge over her com-
Consolidated Edison Company of New York, Inc. (“Con Edison”) add to Freier’s resume: Schmidt. petition.
has filed with the New York State Public Service Commission Hasidic community lead-
(the “Commission”) changes its Schedule for Electricity Service, P.S.C. ers say she was already Schmidt retired in 2015 “The matrimonial cases,
No. 10 – Electricity (“Electric Tariff”), Schedule for PASNY Delivery the first Hasid to win any when his secretary the divorce cases, the
Service, P.S.C. No. 12 – Electricity (“PASNY Tariff”), and Schedule judgeship in New York claimed in a lawsuit that ones that affect families
for Gas Service, P.S.C. No. 9 – Gas (the “Gas Tariff”), pursuant to and likely the US — and he told her explicit tales — those are all in the
the Commission’s order issued June 16, 2022, in Cases 14-M-0565 et al. they are unaware of any about his sex life with a [state] Supreme Court,”
(the “Order”). other who even oversees a mistress and gave her un- she said. “I think I bring a
court in the country. wanted hugs, among very unique perspective,
Pursuant to the Order, Con Edison added new provisions in its other things. a unique mindset.
Electric, PASNY, and Gas Tariffs, to describe the new Electric and Gas “I feel that, thank God, I
Bill Relief Program. Under the Electric and Gas Bill Relief Program, have the experience that The allegations didn’t “My life is always cam-
residential customers who received benefits from the Company’s the judicial screening stop him from helping to paigning for something,
Low Income Program, New York State’s Emergency Rental Assistance committee was looking run the winning judicial pushing for something,”
Program, or the Home Energy Assistance Program – Regular Arrears for,’’ the faith-fueled con- campaign of his niece the trailblazing jurist said.
Supplement, subject to the conditions in the Order, will receive a tender recently told The Freier.
one-time bill credit for any arrears balances from bills for service Post of her current bid. “I was pushing to help
through May 1, 2022. The Company will recover the bill credits applied Try, try again the women start their
to customer bills for the Electric and Gas Bill Relief Program, in Freier, 57, won her his- own EMT group. Then I
exceedance of funds provided by New York State and shareholders, plus toric civil judgeship in She has run for the had to become the di-
carrying charges, in the Company’s existing Monthly Adjustment Clause 2016. higher Brooklyn court rector. Then I was push-
in the Electric Tariff, the Other Charges and Adjustments in the PASNY twice, but too few bench ing to run for civil court.
Tariff, and Monthly Rate Adjustment in the Gas Tariff. Before that, she gained hours nixed those bids. Then I was pushing for
national prominence by the organization to get
The filings were submitted on June 24, 2022 and became effective founding an all-women’s She’s now hoping her their ambulance license.
on July 1, 2022, on a temporary basis. A complete copy of the filing ambulance corps called third try is the charm. Now I’m pushing to go to
is available for your inspection at the office of the Commission, Ezras Nashim. the Supreme Court.
90 Church Street, 4th floor, New York, New York 10007, and at offices “At this point, I’ve done
where applications for Con Edison service may be made. You can also The group’s triumph over 100 trials and multi- “Is this my destiny? I al-
view the filing on the PSC’s website at www.dps.ny.gov under Cases over adversity from its ple jury trials,” Freier ways seem to be pushing
14-M-0565 or 20-M-0266. male-only counterpart, said. for something.”
Hatzolah, was the subject
CONSOLIDATED EDISON COMPANY OF NEW YORK, INC. of a documentary called On Tuesday, Brooklyn rfenton@nypost.com
“93Queen.” district leaders will select
10 nominees from a pool
Freier also overcame of 25 for the open slots,
other obstacles to even plus two incumbents to
become a lawyer. run again for their judge-
ships.
Married at 19, she en-
rolled in college at 30 and
got her law degree from
Brooklyn Law School in
2005 — while raising six
kids.

Lottery It Pays 23 New York Post, Monday, August 1, 2022 nypost.com
is twice to gIve
as nice to gov

He pushed his luck — and Donors’NY deals
it paid off.
By Carl Campanile came governor and
A Massachusetts man $20,000 on April 24 of this
claimed a $25,000-a-year- A couple with ties to a year. McDole donated an-
for-life lotto prize earlier firm that’s been awarded other $20,000 to the Ho-
this month — after buying hundreds of millions in chul-influenced state Dem-
the winning ticket at the Medicaid transportation ocratic Party on April 27.
same supermarket where he contracts over the years has
scored a $1 million jackpot driven more than $300,000 Meanwhile, Maxwell has
in 2016, state lottery officials combined into the cam- donated $32,100 to Hochul
said. paign coffers of former Gov. since 2018 and $176,000 to
Andrew Cuomo and cur- Cuomo during his tenure.
Kevin Miller of Montague rent Gov. Hochul, records McDole donated another
went to the Massachusetts reviewed by The Post re- $60,000 to Cuomo.
State Lottery headquarters veal.
July 20 to claim his $25,000 “It’s a perfect example
annual prize, officials said. Critics say the donations that shows how lax state
The first five numbers on are a textbook case of Al- campaign finance laws are,”
his “Quic Pic” ticket bany’s pay-to-play culture said John Kaehny, director
matched the “Lucky for that allows bidders and of the government watch-
Life” game drawing held contractors to give massive dog group Reinvent Albany.
Feb. 18. campaign contributions to “It looks like pay to play. It
the governor whose agen- destroys public trust in gov-
Miller had won $1 million cies oversee them. By com- ernment. New York City
in the state lottery’s “Cadil- parison, city law limits do- government is way ahead of
lac Riches” drawing six nations to the mayor from the state on this.”
years earlier, officials said. bidders and contractors
that have business with Big Senate Elections Commit-
He purchased both of his Apple agencies to $400. tee Chairman Zellnor Myrie
winning tickets at Food City (D-Brooklyn) passed a bill
on Avenue A in Turners The firm, Medical An- that would ban campaign
Falls, officials said. swering Services, founded contributions during a bid-
by Russ Maxwell in 2004, ding process and six
The store will receive a was awarded eight con- months after an award was
$5,000 bonus for selling the tracts totaling $403.7 mil- given to a winning bidder.
man his latest winning lion by the NYS Health De- But the legislation stalled in
ticket. It’s unclear what the partment from 2011 through the state Assembly.
shop may have received for 2018. Four of the contracts
the previous win. don’t expire until next year. “New York state’s purse is
massive. Any bidder seek-
Miller opted to receive his Coughing up dough ing taxpayer dollars should
$25,000 “annual payments” be free of political influ-
as a lump sum of $360,000, Maxwell and his spouse, ence,” Myrie said.
before taxes, officials said. Morgan McDole, dropped
$236,000 into Cuomo’s A rep for Maxwell in-
David Meyer campaign coffers over those sisted the contractor and
years. his spouse’s donations were
Fierce fires not connected to the con-
in Portugal The couple also has tracts his firm was awarded.
dumped more than $100,000
Hundreds of firefighters combined into the coffers of Hochul and Cuomo, both
Hochul, as governor and criticized for their aggres-
battled a blaze raging in a lieutenant governor under sive fundraising of people
Cuomo — and the Hochul- with business before the
Portuguese municipality controlled state Democratic state, insisted they’re not
Committee. influenced by campaign do-
near the capital Lisbon on nations.
McDole gave three con-
Sunday as high tempera- tributions totaling $52,600 “Consistent with Gover-
to Hochul over the past nor Hochul’s commitment
tures and strong winds year — $22,600 on Jan. 8, to maintain high ethical
2021, $10,000 on Sept. 9, standards, campaign contri-
made it harder to put out Vanessa Hudgens’ 2021 shortly after she be- butions have no influence
Italian getaway takes on government decisions,”
the flames. a glamorous turn on said Hochul’s campaign
Sunday night, as the spokesman Jerrel Harvey.
Backed by water-bomb- 33-year-old TV and
film star shimmers in
ers and 123 vehicles, more gold at the UNICEF
2022 Gala at the his-
than 400 firefighters were
toric La Certosa di
brought in after a fire San Giacomo monas-

erupted in a mountainous tery on the cliffs of
Capri.
area of the municipality

of Mafra at around 3 p.m.

local time on Sunday.

A huge cloud of black

smoke billowed over the

town of Venda do Pin-

heiro, in Mafra, with the fire

forcing authorities to block

several roads and evacuate a

care home. Many locals left MEGA

their homes out of fear.

Smoke rising from the fire

could be seen from Lisbon’s

city center. Reuters

New York Post, Monday, August 1, 2022 nypost.com24 Home THEY TOOK
school
house How jazz fell under
the spell of the mob
Trend grows in city

By CayLa BamBerger lost tens of thousands of By Linda LaBan
students during the pan-
More New York City fam- demic. Some of those losses W HEN jazz was born in the made music men: Charlie Parker plays the Mo’ Levy-owned Birdland in
ilies are foregoing tradi- could be due to families brothels of New Orleans 1949 (clockwise from top left); Frank Sinatra poses with mob bigs like Paul Cas-
tional public schools in fa- moving out of the city, but in the early 20th century, tellano in 1976; Louis Armstrong, with band, was popular in Al Capone’s clubs.
vor of homeschooling, state experts explained why par- its parents were musi-
data analyzed by The Post ents may also be looking for cians and mobsters. tant society and harassed by corrupt tricts, Storyville, where brothels and
shows. other schooling options. Author T.J. English’s latest book, white police officers. bars thrived — spread to Kansas
“Dangerous Rhythms: Jazz and the City, Chicago, New York and then
Since the start of the “Parents go to home- Underworld,” which comes out to- “Black people had less to fear from Las Vegas.
COVID-19 pandemic, the schooling because some- morrow, explains why jazz greats a Mafiosa boss than a white police
number of Big Apple home- thing’s not working,” said such as Louis Armstrong, Duke El- officer,” said English, a self-con- In 1920, Prohibition ushered in a
school students has more John Edelson, the founder lington and Frank Sinatra flourished fessed jazz fan. “They saw the mob new era for nightlife when white so-
than doubled, to roughly of Time4Learning, a popu- within mob empires headed by the as their protection in the commer- ciety started pouring into speakeas-
12,900 kids, per the data. lar online program that likes of Al Capone, Meyer Lansky, cial marketplace. That was very true ies.
Kvyatkovsky uses with her John T. “Legs” Diamond and Charles of Louis Armstrong. He knew you
The surge in city parents children. “But that’s not “Lucky” Luciano. had to have your gangster for pro- “They went where the booze was,”
opting to homeschool coin- why they stay.” tection. Louis said, ‘Get yourself the said English. Nightclubs became so-
cides with a nationwide “Jazz began at the end of a long biggest gangster you can.’ ” cially acceptable, jazz entered main-
trend sparked by the pan- Edelson said parents got a sustained period of lynching after stream entertainment even as soci-
demic — one that has con- “good look” at school cur- the Emancipation Proclamation,” Music appreciation ety remained otherwise segregated,
tinued even with the return riculum and policy during English told The Post, speaking from and the underworld stew became
of in-person classes. the pandemic — and were his Manhattan home where he’s The New Orleans recipe — where the entertainment business model.
“not impressed.” lived for 32 years. “The music seems black performers aligned themselves
“I like being engaged and to me an attempt to create a new re- with mobsters who oversaw one of And many mob bosses really did
involved in their lives,” said He added: “This is a ality,” he added. “The music says, the nation’s first legal red-light dis- appreciate jazz.
Julie Kvyatkovsky, a single trend, not a blip.” ‘We are alive.’ I see jazz as a re-
mom of 9-year-old twin sponse to terror and violence.” “[Al] Capone was the greatest ben-
daughters in Brooklyn who Few at first efactor. He loved the music,” English
shifted to homeschool after English, who has written several
a disastrous foray into re- As recently as the 2018-19 books about the criminal under-
mote learning. school year, fewer than world, as well as episodes for TV’s
5,300 New York City fami- “NYPD Blue” and “Homicide: Life
“It was so weird, so unsta- lies were homeschooling, on the Street,” said the unlikely con-
ble, that I decided I was go- state data showed. nection between black musicians
ing to keep them home,” and Italian mobsters made sense in
Kvyatkovsky told The Post. That began to grow amid the context of an oppressive turn-of-
COVID-prompted school the-century social order.
“I sat them down and said, closures and remote learn-
‘Girls, we’re going to be do- ing. And rather than slow Jazz first started bubbling in New
ing something different — down, the city saw the larg- Orleans, where Sicilian immigrants
we’re going to be opening est increase in homeschool- and black Americans faced the same
up our own school. I’m go- ing in 2020-21. predicament: they were shut out of
ing to be the principal, the wealthy white Anglo-Saxon Protes-
teacher, the gym teacher, Close to 3,900 students
the art teacher. Are you moved to a home-based op-
with me?’ ” she recalled tell- tion at some point in the
ing her kids. last school year, despite the
public system resuming in-
Kvyatkovsky turned her person classes.
kitchen into a classroom,
created homemade student New York has some of the
IDs, and named it all Home most stringent regulations
Sweet Homeschool. for homeschooling.

She gave her daughters A state Education Depart-
the option to return to pub- ment spokesperson said
lic school, but they both de- they include written notice
cided to stick with the new of intent to homeschool,
medium at least for elemen- usually in July — and other
tary grades. reporting requirements,
like an individual home-
The spike in homeschool- school instruction plan and
ing comes as New York City quarterly progress reports.
public schools have already

25New York Post, Monday, August 1, 2022 nypost.com

THE ‘AYYY’ TRAIN

hit parade: Once a world-class address for
music, West 52nd Street in Midtown was also a
hotbed of organized crime. A new book explores the
ties between Mafia bigs like Al Capone (right) and
the jazz world, back when both were in their heyday.

modern pop jazz scene, and their
HQ , mob-created Las Vegas, be-
came the epitome of glamorous
American nightlife and “The
Good Life.”

“Sinatra’s relationship with the
mob was very specific, very real,”
said English.

“The mobsters ran the casinos
and the clubs and booked the
music they liked.”

Which, by the 1960s, didn’t jibe
with young people screaming for
the British Invasion or the anties-
tablishment hard rock of hippie
culture.

Library of Congress (2); Hogan Jazz Archive; FBI A bunch of dreamers

said, adding that his henchmen was one of America’s biggest edly took part in the St. Valen- were tightly bound. “Young people thought Vegas
once “kidnapped” New York City singing stars, and when a hood- tine’s Day Massacre in 1929, when “The most popular club in New was hokey. The music was music
native Fats Waller after a 1926 lum tried to take advantage by seven Irish mobsters were their parents liked,” said English.
performance in Chicago to sur- extorting Crosby for protection gunned down by Capone’s rival York City in the 1940s was Bird-
prise Capone for his birthday. money — that is, protection from Italian crew — became golfing land, owned by Mo’ Levy, a gang- Jazz, once the music of rebel-
Waller was greatly relieved when the hoodlum beating him up — buddies afterward. ster who sold heroin out of the lion, started to sound old-fash-
he realized what was going on. the mob stepped in. club,” recalled English. ioned in comparison to the youth
“[Capone] was good for the mu- But “the biggest singer in the culture’s pop, rock and soul, and
sicians: He spread the money What a tangled web United States golfing with a Mo’s brother Irving managed the mob’s hold on the entertain-
around in the jazz world.” gangster didn’t look so good,” the club, glad-handing with big ment business began to show
“Crosby was raking in the said English. “So Bing ended the stars such as Marlon Brando and cracks. By the 1980s, the old
Beyond just shelling out for en- dough at the time and his man- friendship. Jack was actually writers such as Norman Mailer, gangster world had crumbled and
tertainment and liquor, mobsters agement, MCA, had mob connec- murdered eight months later, so who were regulars. One night in jazz lost its financial backing.
continued to uphold their part of tions,” said English. “MCA sent a maybe it was wise to end it.” 1959, Irving was stabbed and
the bargain to keep performers mobster named Jack McGurn to killed by a pimp while the band By then, however, jazz was
safe. handle it. McGurn takes the guy Even as jazz became all-Ameri- was playing. recognized for its artistic merits
and kicks the s – – t out of him and can music and the genre sped and cultural institutions like Jazz
By the late 1920s, white per- Bing was never extorted again.” into differing styles, from “It was sensational,” said En- at Lincoln Center stepped in.
formers had co-opted jazz and Crosby’s crooning to wild swing glish. “One newspaper headline
artists such as Bing Crosby main- Bing and Jack — also known as and then bebop, ties to the crimi- read, ‘Jazz serves as background “[At the beginning] there was
streamed the sound, perfecting “Machine Gun Jack,” who report- nal underworld and mobsters, for death.’ ” no patronage from the institu-
vocal pop jazz. By 1932, Crosby whether Italian, Irish or Jewish, tions of culture and wealth,” said
Then along came the Rat Pack English. “Jazz wasn’t going to
and Ol’ Blue Eyes, who ruled the happen at that level. It had to
earn its place at the table.”

That would never have hap-
pened without the mob, and the
performers who for decades kept
quiet about what they saw.

“They kept their mouths shut,”
English said of the musicians.
“They played, got paid and didn’t
talk out of school.”

English said that’s ultimately
because the mobsters and the
jazz greats were united in the
same goals, which is all that mat-
tered to them.

“It was really the same pursuit
of the American Dream,” English
said. “Just from the gutter.”

New York Post, Monday, August 1, 2022 nypost.com26

trueWeirdBUT

More like bookworms.
A colony of ants raided a
journalist’s Amazon Kindle
in Portugal and somehow
purchased e-books with the
site’s one-click checkout
option.
The journalist was
shocked to find two books
bought by the bugs: one
called “Robots and Empire”
and the other called “The
Ring of Gyges.”

HE LOVED TO FLY: Charles Crooks (left) mysteriously fell or jumped from a disabled Twitter/@simon_palmore An activist in Wisconsin
plane before its emergency landing (above) at Raleigh Durham International Airport in committed voter fraud to
North Carolina. Crooks’ body was found in a backyard (below) 30 miles away. prove how easy it is to rig
an election.
Pilot body found 30 miles from crash
Harry Wait said he went
online this week and suc-
cessfully ordered absentee
ballots in the names of Wis-
consin State Assembly
Speaker Robin Vos, Racine
Mayor Cory Mason and
other voters to show the
“ease of harvesting election
ballots online.”

Now he’s facing a possible
criminal probe and might
lose his right to vote alto-
gether.

By Ben Kesslen ‘A first’ FOX 10 Phoenix Spain’s prime minister is
encouraging residents to
When a small plane made an “I believe this was a first for “He pursued his private pilot li- he was.” cut their ties.
emergency landing at Raleigh many of us that were working this cense while he was in college. I “I can’t imagine what hap-
Durham International Airport on incident today,” Wake County think he got that when he was a The pol encouraged resi-
Friday, only one of its two pilots Emergency Management Chief of sophomore,” Hew Crooks said. pened,” the dad said. “We’ll figure dents to ditch the neckwear
was on board. Operations Darshan Patel said of “He said a couple weeks ago, he it out, I suppose.” amid soaring temps on the
the death, according to WRAL. wouldn’t trade places with any- Iberian Peninsula.
That’s because one of them ei- Both the Federal Aviation Author- body in the world. He loved where Fuquay-Varina Police Chief
ther jumped or fell to his death ity and the National Transporta- Brandon Medina did not say if The prime minister said
while the plane was trying to get tion Safety Board are investigat- there is a criminal investigation. that if residents forgo a
to the ground safely after losing its ing. necktie, they might save
right wheel, according to federal some energy and not have
authorities probing the mystery. Crooks’ co-pilot, whose name to blast their air condition-
has not been released, was taken ers so high.
Police are trying to piece to- to a hospital after sustaining mi-
gether why Charles Hew Crooks, nor injuries and released later that Here’s a whole new mean-
23, was not in the cockpit when day. The plane, which could seat ing to sniffing glue.
the plane hit the runway. His body up to 10 people, was badly dam-
was found in the backyard of a aged. A Brazilian was hospital-
home about 30 miles south of the ized after trying to give
airport in the town of Fuquay-Va- The victim’s father, Hew Crooks, himself a nose job with su-
rina, NC. Crooks did not have a told local media he has no idea perglue after watching a
parachute on, and authorities be- what happened to his son. YouTube tutorial.
lieve his body fell about 3,500 feet.
Authorities are also unsure if he “We can’t process it right now; I The nosy fella wound up
died before the fall. don’t know,” he said. with a nasty infection, and
the local hospital is remind-
Deadly UN force in Congo 2,000 flee Calif. wildfire ing citizens not to attempt
rhinoplasty at home.
Soldiers returning from MONUSCO, which has
leave to a United Nations Nothing a donut can’t fix.
intervention brigade in the come under pressure from The fast-moving McKin- was about 1% contained as helps residents access fed- That’s according to Tim
Democratic Republic of ney Fire in northern Cali- of Saturday, officials said. Hortons — the coffee chain
Congo opened fire at a bor- days of protests. fornia near the Oregon bor- eral aid and unlocks state in hot water over its breach
der post, leading to an un- der has forced 2,000 resi- More than two decades of of customer privacy.
known number of deaths, It was not clear why the dents to evacuate and has drought and rising tempera- resources. The company offered
the UN peacekeeping force destroyed homes and criti- tures, exacerbated by cli- plaintiffs coffee and donuts
said Sunday. soldiers opened fire. cal infrastructure since it mate change, have made A red-flag warning was in in lieu of cash as a settle-
broke out on Friday. California more vulnerable ment in a class-action suit
The incident at the Con- UN official Bintou Keita than ever to wildfires. The effect. There were no re- over its mobile app.
go-Uganda border post in Already the largest blaze two most devastating years No word yet if the of-
Kasindi is the latest involv- said an investigation had in California so far this year, on record were in 2020 and ports of deaths or injuries. fended parties agreed to the
ing the peacekeeping mis- the McKinney Fire in Siski- 2021 based on acres burned. sweetheart deal.
sion in Congo, known as begun and the suspected you County has scorched This was the second ma-
30,000 to 40,000 acres. It An emergency declara- Ben Kesslen, with Wires
perpetrators were arrested. tion by Gov. Gavin Newsom jor wildfire in California

The protests were after the Oak Fire near

spurred by complaints that Yosemite National Park.

the mission has failed to That fire is now 59% con-

protect civilians against mi- tained and has charred over

litia violence. Reuters 19,000 acres. Reuters

27

Go Now, Joe New York Post, Monday, August 1, 2022 nypost.com
AP
Do us all a favor and resign before the midterms Liberal: ‘Inclusive Populism’ Won’t Fly

O N March 9, 2020, Joe Biden The Liberal Patriot’s Ruy Teixeira examines “a new entrant in the Dem-
— then the presumptive ocratic messaging sweepstakes: ‘inclusive populism.’ ” Proponents won’t
Democratic presidential move “to the center on culturally-inflected issues like crime, immigration,
nominee — described him- race, gender and schooling.” Instead, they “argue for turning it up to 11 on
self as “a bridge” to a new gener- economic populism.” Yet cultural issues “are a hugely important part of
how voters assess who is on their side and who is not,” and “Democrats
ation of Democratic leaders who need to convince these voters” that “their views on culturally-freighted is-
sues will not be summarily dismissed as unenlightened.” E.g., crime wor-
are “the future of this country.” ries “are unlikely to be magicked away by attacks on greedy corporations.”
Plus: “It defies common sense to think Democrats can win over working-
As we approach the halfway class voters who are suffering” from inflation “simply by pointing to
greedy oil companies and promising to fight harder for the working class.”
point in President Biden’s first
Libertarian: Meta’s Politicized ‘Fact-Checking’
term, it’s clear the time has come
“Meta’s third-party fact-checkers have flagged as ‘false information’
for him to embrace his place in posts on Instagram and Facebook accusing the Biden administration of
changing the definition of a recession in order to deny that the U.S. econ-
history as a transitional presi- omy has entered one,” gripes Reason’s Robby Soave. Yet this “authority,”
PolitiFact, used the now-“false” definition (two straight quarters of nega-
dent and resign gracefully. tive GDP growth) to debunk GOP claims about coming recessions and to
bolster Democratic claims. Fact-checkers are supposedly “somehow
Biden faces record-low approval above the fray, only weighing in when something can be proven or dis-
proven quite definitively. Instead, they are often making dubious judg-
ratings, an impending red-wave ment calls on issues where reasonable disagreements exist.”

midterm, renewed concerns about Conservative: Biden’s Empathy Void

his physical health and cognitive Unfit for office: President Biden coughing outside the White House. Team Biden “doesn’t just not feel our pain — it jumps through hoops to
fitness, a failed domestic agenda tell us we aren’t feeling that pain at all,” notes the Washington Examiner’s
Salena Zito. Last week, it insisted the nation’s not technically in a reces-
with no path forward and glaring doubts about his physical fitness to govern — just as British Prime sion, which does nothing about “what it feels like to the American peo-
ple.” And “in American politics one of the most important things you
foreign-policy mistakes. If Repub- for office before his COVID-19 in- Minister Boris Johnson did. The have to do is validate people,” to “acknowledge their concerns, even if
you privately think to yourself they are unfounded.” President Biden has
licans capture Congress, he’ll also fection at age 79 renewed worries. time has come for Biden to follow “embraced the same dismissive attitude that elites often cast toward vot-
ers. . . . Otherwise, he wouldn’t be telling people there is no recession
face questions he can’t answer on But beyond his physical and Johnson’s lead and step aside. when they are clearly feeling or fearing its effects on them.” No wonder
“every new poll . . . seems to show him at a new low.”
his involvement in son Hunter’s mental fitness, Biden’s proven With the revelations about
Econ desk: Wonks Do Not a Recession Make
lucrative foreign business. throughout his tenure he’s unable Hunter Biden’s contacts with his
“Americans find their country in a recession,” ob-
As a loyal Democrat, I don’t in- to effectively lead his party and vice-president father giving the lie serves The American Spectator’s Daniel J. Flynn,
yet Team Biden media allies like The New York
tend to criticize the character of country, both at home and abroad. to Joe’s claims he never discussed Times’ Paul Krugman insist we wait for word from
“the people who actually decide we’re in a reces-
Biden — for whom I voted on The president’s signature piece Hunter’s business, there’ll be con- sion.” Who decides? The “elite eight” National Bu-
reau of Economic Research’s Business Cycle Dat-
2012’s ticket — and I recognize his of legislation — Build Back Better gressional investigations should ing Committee members, who can go years with-
out meeting. They include James Stock, who do-
presidency has had a few suc- — will go down in history as a fi- Republicans win one or more nated to Barack Obama, Hillary Clinton and Pete
Buttigieg and President Biden’s 2020 campaign,
cesses. His team deserves credit asco. Biden remained singularly chambers in November — making and David Romer, another Joe donor. The latter’s
Christina Romer wife, Christina Romer, also sits on the committee;
for the rapid distribution of COV- focused on advancing this so- it even more difficult for the presi- she chaired Obama’s Council of Economic Advis-
ers. Sorry: “Economists do not decide on a recession. The economy does.”
ID-19 vaccines, which helped pull called transformational bill last dent to govern effectively.
Energy watch: Solar Numbers Don’t Add Up
the country out of the year, often ignoring For his party and country, Biden
Gov. Hochul cheered that the just-approved Cider Solar Farm, a 3,000-
pandemic’s worst days. larger political forces at should step down before the mid- acre, 500-megawatt facility upstate, can power about 125,000 homes. “But
the numbers don’t add up,” warns the Empire Center’s James E. Hanley.
Biden also signed two Andrew play vis-à-vis rising in- terms and give Vice President Ka- New York’s average home uses 7,000 kilowatt hours of electricity a year; a
bipartisan reforms into stein flation, surging crime, mala Harris a chance to lead. 500-megawatt power plant operating at 90% percent capacity, “like a nu-
law: a significant in- the southern-border While Harris unquestionably clear or natural gas plant,” would power 530,000 homes — but New York
solar “produces only about 12.6 percent of its theoretical capacity,”
vestment in America’s crisis and frustrations has vulnerabilities of her own, enough for 79,000 homes, just 14% “as many homes as a more reliable
source of electricity could power.” Like Cider Solar, the state’s entire cli-
infrastructure and an unprece- about COVID-19 mandates. Biden passing the torch would mate plan “is based on dubious assumptions and questionable math.” We
must keep reliable energy sources, like “our nuclear and natural gas
dented gun-safety bill. And since Build Back Better’s provide a much-needed shot in plants,” to ensure we have the “energy to supply our needs.”

But Biden hasn’t done what he failure, the Biden team — and na- the arm for the Democratic Party — Compiled by The Post Editorial Board

was elected to do: heal America tional Democrats — has yet to — which claims to represent

after years of polarization and propose a new agenda for the Americans of all classes and

division. That healing process country that’s anything more than creeds yet still has three old, white

failed in large measure because a knee-jerk reaction to the right’s leaders at the helm: Biden, Senate

of his team’s inability to pursue extreme positions on social issues. Majority Leader Chuck Schumer

an inclusive agenda. Biden’s also been an inadequate and House Speaker Nancy Pelosi.

Biden’s put Democrats on track commander in chief. Last August, As a young person of color —

for a disastrous midterm election. he oversaw US troops’ withdrawal who would be the first female

He is widely blamed — and is in from Afghanistan, which was, commander-in-chief — a Presi-

fact largely responsible — for the simply put, an unmitigated disas- dent Harris could shore up enthu-

rampant spurt in inflation, which ter. That embarrassment led siasm and bolster the party’s mid-

stands at 9.1%, despite his efforts America’s allies to question our term chances, especially given the

to fingers others such as Russian word, further destabilized the energy around women’s rights fol-

President Vladimir Putin. Middle East, gave Putin the reas- lowing the Supreme Court’s abor-

There’s a reason Democrats surance he needed to invade tion decision. And elevating Har-

avoid the subject of Biden on the Ukraine and jeopardized Taiwan. ris now would have the added

campaign trail — he’s a drag on Unfortunately, Biden’s recent benefit of allowing Dems to assess

their electoral chances. Biden’s Middle East trip underscored his if she’s a viable 2024 option.

approval rating just reached a inability to project American lead- President Biden has served

record-low 31%. Nearly two-thirds ership internationally. He failed to America admirably for nearly six

of Democrats (64%) would prefer pressure Tehran to slow its nu- decades. Now, as his final act of

he not seek reelection in 2024. clear program and secure allies to service to his party and to his

The president’s precipitous loss counter Russia’s and China’s influ- country, he should gracefully re-

of support — even within his own ence. Though Biden acted eerily sign and help usher in a new gen-

party — has been driven largely cordial with the Saudi crown eration of Democratic leadership.

by voters’ concerns about his age prince, he couldn’t persuade the Andrew Stein is a former Dem-

and clear cognitive decline. A ma- Saudis to increase oil production. ocratic New York City Council

jority of Americans already had Biden has clearly lost his ability president.

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New York Post, Monday, August 1, 2022 nypost.com America’s oldest continuously published daily newspaper Negotiating With Russia:
WH’s Prisoner Trade Plans
Roaring Recidivism
There should be no deal The Issue: Reports that the White House offered to
M ake no mistake: New York’s soaring re- All because New York’s “reformed” laws concerning Brittney trade an arms dealer for the release of Brittney Griner.
cidivism rates are even worse than they allow bail only for the most serious burgla- Griner (“Kremlin: No
look. What will it take before the state’s ries, where the perp is armed with a deadly Griner deal yet,” July 29). Brittney Griner something — anything —
leaders admit they need to seriously fix weapon or injures someone. And virtually all to get them back home
their recent criminal-justice reforms? larceny suspects get released without bail. Remember that Griner her and get her home. I safely.
voiced her opposition to wonder if she will
The Post’s review of NYPD data on bur- Top state Senate Democrat Andrea Stewart- the playing of the national change her tune and be- I do not know what the
glary and theft suspects shows a tripling of Cousins and Gov. Hochul keep citing analyses anthem before WNBA come patriotic again. administration feels can
re-arrests within 60 days after an initial by the Times-Union that claim to show bail games. She also began be gained by reportedly
charge from 2017. reform hasn’t goosed crime. But they’re giv- kneeling while it was George L. Johansen offering to trade a con-
ing away their true bias if they if they trust played. Peekskill victed arms dealer for
That is: Cops catch a perp, then catch him the T-U but ignore The Post’s work. our two citizens, but it is
again within two months, three times as often Why on earth does she Wasn’t it Griner who likely to encourage fu-
as just four years earlier, because perps almost Last week, Mayor Adams said Assembly want to return to a coun- called for the national an- ture hostage-taking
all now walk free shortly after each arrest. Speaker Carl Heastie had agreed to review try that is so racist? In my them to not be played be- when Russia wishes to
this NYPD repeat-offender data with an eye opinion, we should allow fore WNBA games? gain the release of bona
And re-offending rates are surely higher. on making new bail-reform tweaks. But a her to stay in prison for fide criminals that are
That is, the perp has likely committed other Heastie flack offered a contrary account: many years. G. Miller Now she’s reached out held in the United States
crimes in the interim without getting nabbed. “The bulk of the speaker’s conversation to a misguided president — or to compel us to
with the mayor centered on the fact that the Boston, Mass. to save her from prison. step back from our mili-
The stats show how revolving-door justice crimes he was referring to were bail eligible Meanwhile, a former US tary assistance to belea-
boosts crime rates: and detention eligible in family court.” How ironic is it that Marine who served his guered Ukraine.
Griner actually wants to country was all but for-
Suspects arrested last year for shoplift- Even if those claims hold, “eligible” simply return to such a horrible gotten until now. Oren Spiegler
ing went on to quickly commit more serious means it’s technically possible a judge could and repressive country as Peters Township, Pa.
crimes — with 21.6% charged with felonies do the right thing. But, at the very least, the United States. Where is the justice
less than two months later. judges across the state are interpreting the here? Griner did the Griner has no one to
laws to make bail near-impossible. Was that For years, Griner and crime, now she does the blame but herself. Who
23.7% of last year’s burglary suspects Heastie’s intent, or not? her friends in the WNBA time. Let’s refocus our travels with an illegal
were re-arrested within 60 days, up from have put down our coun- actions: Whelan deserves substance — and in Rus-
7.7% in 2017. Crime is on the rise across the state, Mr. try, and they have been better. Doc Ludemann sia of all places? Maybe a
Speaker, and you have a duty to address it. extremely ungrateful for spoiled elitist athlete
For those charged with grand larceny, You don’t get to play Pontius Pilate and sim- the blessings they have Bridgeport, Conn. who thinks because the
recidivism jumped to 19.7% in 2021 from ply wash your hands. received here. rules don’t apply to her
6.5% four years before. The United States has in her country, she gets
I can only hope spend- sent a troubling message to do as she pleases ev-
Accused auto thieves’ re-arrest rates ing a few months in Rus- to our people and to oth- erywhere else.
doubled from 10.3% in 2017 to 21% last year. sia has made Griner see ers: We will negotiate and
the light, but somehow I pay some type of ransom My guess is she’s learn-
Monkeypox Madness doubt it. Barry Koppel to hostage-takers. ing a lesson the hard way.
and may even learn to
N ew York City loves to trash science and But worries about “stigmatizing” gay men Kew Gardens Hills The cases of Russian appreciate this great na-
embrace politics when it comes to public plainly moved city health czar Ashwin hostages Brittney Griner tion that provided her
health. Witness its monkeypox insanity. Vasan and his flunkeys to spurn Weiss’ sen- Let’s see: Paul Whelan, and Paul Whelan, two with the opportunity to
Mayor Adams just declared monkeypox a sible advice, and their guidance is so far un- the former US Marine, Americans who as the become a professional
“public-health emergency” on the heels of changed despite the “emergency.” has been held by the Rus- State Department has said athlete and a lifestyle
Gov. Hochul’s similar call. Sounds serious! sians since 2018. The are wrongly detained, are that allows her to think
The truth is stigma has nothing to do with State Department wasn’t deeply troubling. she’s above it all.
Yet in mid-July the city issued advice on it. As Weiss emailed colleagues, “If we had much concerned about
monkeypox (which spreads through close an outbreak associated with bowling, would him. Then Griner gets When Americans are Michael D’Auria
physical contact, in this outbreak mostly we not warn people to stop bowling?” And busted at the Russian air- imprisoned in such situa- Bronxville
among gay men) bizarrely saying that fears around stigma make awful policy: Re- port with weed para- tions, it presents a monu-
merely covering up lesions and avoiding member how public-health “experts” im- phernalia and all of a mental problem for our Hopefully Griner will
kissing would suffice to slow the spread. plied, at the pandemic’s very start, that it sudden, there is a pris- government, which is un- return soon to American
was racist (against Chinese people) to oner exchange on the ta- der heavy pressure to do soil with the other Amer-
Don Weiss, a city Health Department vet- worry about COVID at all? ble — and we’re report- ican detainees in a pris-
eran who’s served on the frontlines of vari- edly considering handing oner swap.
ous outbreaks, disagreed publicly, arguing The contrast between the city’s messaging over Viktor Bout, the
that gay men should temporarily reduce their on COVID and on monkeypox is amazing. “Merchant of Death,” no And hopefully she will
number of sexual partners to help control in- In this “emergency,” you’re free to manage less. love America a little
fections. He was then, he alleges, punitively your own risk — while schools, businesses more than she did when
reassigned; the city repudiated his ideas. and life in general had to be shut down for Yeah, it’s all on the she kneeled or refused to
more than a year over COVID. level. Jake McNicholas be present during the na-
Huh? Of course people (gay or straight) tional anthem at games.
should rein in sexual activity to curb a dis- Our public-health establishment clearly Whitestone
ease spread by close physical contact. Even worries too much about politics, not pro- Her foolishness in Rus-
the World Health Organization agrees! tecting the public it supposedly serves. So, Ms. Basketball Star sia has wasted valuable
disrespected the US flag American political capi-
Manchin’s Anti-Made-in-America Bill and our national anthem tal. JR Cummings
and got herself arrested
‘W e did not raise taxes, we closed loop- And the resulting tax hike of $313 billion for drugs in Russia. Manhattan
holes,” Sen. Joe Manchin told Fox thereby targets companies whose business
News’ Brett Baier of his agreement is capital-intensive, meaning they have to in- Now she’s begging our
with Sen. Chuck Schumer on the latest vest heavily to function. country to go to bat for
“Build Back Better” bill as the West Virgin-
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Hypocrite Dems Create New York Post, Monday, August 1, 2022 nypost.com
Only Hot Air on Climate

R EPUBLICANS are ruining the climate — right? Consider a few of the
outrageous sins and stunts the party of evil perpetrated over the past
few days, weeks and months. Oh, oops — all these planet-hating pols
are Democrats.
Last week, Senate Majority Leader Chuck Schumer announced an “In-

flation Reduction Act” whose $485 billion in spending is largely a givea-

way to Big Auto. The bill will give families earning up to $300,000 as

much as $7,500 in tax credits to purchase electric vehicles.

Electric cars emit less carbon than gas cars, yes. They are also cars (and

with the eye-watering $80,000 price “cap” on tax credits, more likely

large SUVs). They actually pose more danger to pedestrians, as they are

quieter and heavier and accelerate faster than regular cars.

Democrats’ monomaniacal insist-

ence on subsidizing EVs points up a

truth about the party: It will do any- NICOLE
thing to maintain the fiction that the GELINAS
United States can substantially re-

duce carbon emissions without ask-

ing middle-class and affluent subur-

banites to change their way of life. ating Queens car owners — is she?

Climate change is an existential How ’bout that Democratic New

crisis, the Dems say — but not one York governor, Kathy Hochul? Her

that would require anyone to re- response to the gas-price crisis was

think suburban sprawl, multiple to suspend the gas tax — for all.

daily SUV “school runs” in different This wasn’t a matter of protecting

A Pot Warning for NY directions and generously spaced the poor. The state could have sent

McMansions and office parks. families earning below $50,000 or so

Transportation Secretary Pete a check. This was a sop to middle-

Buttigieg is responsible for the In- class swing voters. That’s even

flation Reduction Act’s transporta- though higher gas prices might en-

tion parts. Surprise: The words courage them to reduce their driving

N EW York’s Cannabis Control lic Health Institute says such legis- ers of all ages, including teens, has “mass transit,” “mass transporta- — good for the planet, no?
Board is slow-walking the lation “would address a gaping declined dramatically.”
start of the state’s retail legal- regulatory hole by requiring more The Inflation Reduction Act . . . is
pot sales, possibly to next prominent and accurate health Hochul and the Cannabis Con-
year. But we’ve already seen how warnings on cannabis products.” trol Board need to stop cheerlead- ‘largely a giveaway to Big Auto.
limited are its ideas of public- ing the advent of legal pot. That ’tion,” “subway” and “bus” appear Closer to home, it emerged last
health alerts. Posters on commuter To that point, the Centers for doesn’t mean the legalization genie nowhere in the 725-page bill. week that Carolyn Maloney, liberal
trains advise that only those 21 and Disease Control and Prevention can be put back in the pipe. It does
over may use the drug — and that has nothing positive to say about mean focusing on mitigating legal- As gas prices soared this year, Manhattan congresswoman, cor-
you can’t consume it in public. pot — and affirms its link to men- ization’s looming harms. Legaliza-
Anyone walking through Gotham tal illness. “People who use mari- tion should not mean encourage- Mayor Pete never, ever suggested ruptly threw around her power half
knows how well those’ve worked. juana are more likely to develop ment — not when drug-overdose
temporary psychosis (not knowing deaths top 100,000 a year and the that just maybe, maybe, Americans a decade ago to bully New York City
But as the board continues to what is real, hallucinations, and CDC warns that marijuana use is
emphasize social justice in award- paranoia) and long-lasting mental associated with addiction. might consider carpooling or (gasp) into killing a bike lane on 85th Street.
ing weed-distribution licenses to disorders, including schizophre-
ex-felons and Gov. Hochul sali- nia.” What’s more, the CDC con- State hospital data show that looking for a bus route nearby. If we’re going to encourage people
vates over a new sin-tax windfall, tinues, the “association between three years after legalization,
both should instead start paying emergency-room visits for canna- Buttigieg, once urbanists’ great to get out of cars and onto bikes, it
urgent attention to the experience Howard bis-induced psychosis went up
of California, which legalized rec- Husock 54% across California, from 682 to green hope, has a carefully bifur- makes sense to do so in one of the
reational marijuana in 2016. That 1,053. These are potential mass
state is now contemplating an- marijuana and schizophrenia is shooters and subway psychos. cated message: Buses are OK for densest congressional districts in
other type of pot lesson: one about stronger in people who start using
mental-health dangers. marijuana at an earlier age.” The Cannabis Control Board poor people in Baltimore. Every- the country, heavy with mass transit.
needs to get busy producing info-
A Democratic lawmaker-pedia- State law may limit pot sales to mercials warning of pot’s mental- one else shouldn’t worry that Nevertheless, identifying herself
trician has filed state legislation those at least 21, but in California, health risks. The state needs to give
that would require “product labels notes supporting text in Pan’s bill, up its dream of pot tax revenues they’ll have to take the bus or ride a as “Congresswoman Maloney,” Mal-
and inserts to include a clear and “the percentage of California teens and instead set taxes low so that
prominent warning” that “canna- 12 to 17 years of age using cannabis adulterated black-market weed bike; the government will heavily oney in 2016 left a voicemail for a
bis use may contribute to mental increased significantly between doesn’t flood the market and spike
health problems.” The Legislature 2016 and 2019 in the National Sur- overdoses. In California, illicit sup- subsidize their car purchases. community-board leader counseling
will hold a hearing on it this week. vey on Drug Use and Health.” pliers “still account for somewhere
Those are the first three years fol- between two-thirds and three-quar- This is the same Mayor Pete who’s against the lane, calling it a “security
The bill, which state Sen. Rich- lowing legalization. ters of sales” thanks, in great part,
ard Pan wrote with two liberal to high taxes, Jacob Sullum recently used his federal authority to delay breach.” Last week, 28-year-old Car-
Democratic Assembly co-spon- That’s true not just because pot noted in these pages.
sors, Jacqui Irwin and Kevin became legal — but because it’s New York’s congestion-pricing pro- ling Mott, riding a Citi Bike, was
McCarty, suggests chilling lan- been commercialized. As was once Public health is more important
guage reminiscent of the cancer true of cigarette-makers, pot mar- than feeding the public till — in New gram, meant to reduce driving into crushed to death by a truck on the
warnings on cigarette packages. keters can promote its use. Anyone York, New Jersey, Connecticut and
One warning: Cannabis use may who thinks such messages will all 19 states that have legalized recre- Manhattan. His department’s regu- unprotected street.
contribute to “psychotic disorders reach only those 21 and older has ational pot. It’s simply wrong for
such as schizophrenia. Risk is been smoking something. As the state and local governments to rely latory arm has sent the state-run None of these supposedly liberal-
greatest for frequent users.” bill notes, “Perceptions of harm on a risky product that harms the
from use of cannabis by consum- health of their own citizens. Let’s Metropolitan Transportation Au- minded progressives will dare say to
This is not some contemporary heed California’s warning.
version of the notorious 1936 film thority more than 400 laborious swing voters: There is no cost-free
“Reefer Madness.” Oakland’s Pub- Howard Husock is a senior fellow
at the American Enterprise Institute. “technical questions” about how it fix for climate change.

would work — questions the pub- Don’t worry, the Dems instead

lic’s not allowed to see. say to suburban voters: You can

Hmm. Buttigieg wouldn’t want to keep your precious SUV, magically

put off congestion pricing indefi- powered by wind and solar — and

nitely because he’s eyeing a 2024 those wind and solar panels and

presidential run and doesn’t want to transmission lines won’t be any-

be painted as the guy who wants to where near your houses.

charge you to drive your own car? Which is it, prominent leadership

Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez, the Democrats? Is climate change an ex-

far-left congresswoman who istential crisis — or is it not even

drives a Tesla to DC rather than worth SUV drivers sacrificing a few

take the train, has remained as feet of parking on 85th Street?

mysteriously silent as a sphynx on Nicole Gelinas is a contributing

Buttigieg’s congestion-pricing de- editor to the Manhattan Institute’s

lays. She’s not worried about alien- City Journal.

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Minnie Bottoms, my club’s senior 32 Confined, with “up” 26 Video game pioneer 58 Yemen coastal city
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her mix up kings and jacks, often to her 38 Merit badge earner 28 Bang, as one’s toe 60 Peace activist Yoko
opponents’ dismay. Cy has been 40 Tolkien monster 29 Actor Shandling 61 Crimson
Minnie’s chief victim. 41 Bizarre 30 Curved sections 62 “__ you sure?”
Cy played at today’s 3NT, and West 42 *Simple riding toy 32 “Oh, nonsense!”
led a spade. When dummy played low, 45 Clearance rack caveat 33 Bacteria that may trigger a food
Minnie, East, contributed the jack! The 46 Craft brewer’s brew recall
Cynic took his queen and led a club, but 47 Snail-paced 34 Prestigious prize with six cate-
Minnie won and led the king of spades. 48 R&B’s Boyz II __ gories
She won the next club and led her last 50 Bruce of the “Die Hard” films 36 Downton Abbey’s Mrs. Pat-
spade, and West ran the spades. Down 52 Auction offer more, for one
one. 53 Director’s shout 37 Chinese currency
“She thought her jack of spades was 56 Anti-cruelty movement, and 39 Skill measured in wpm
the king,” I smiled. what the answers to the starred 43 Stockings
“No way,” Cy said. “She’s an expert clues literally have 44 Mideast leader
disguised as a little old lady. The woman 60 Citrus drink 49 Safe to consume
has my number.” 63 Big name in water filters 51 With 13-Down, clothing retailer
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growled Wendy, Cy’s adversary. 65 GPS suggestions ing supply company
Minnie’s play was correct; on the 66 Prying tool 52 “God __ America”
bidding, West could have no points. As 67 “To a ... ” poems 53 Onion kin
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Business great forge flood New York Post, Monday, August 1, 2022 nypost.com

Briefs Authors rip Amazon over plethora of fake books

Pilots vote By THEO WAYT Literary license to steal counterfeit versions of their
own books, then fight
Pilots at German Amazon is getting flooded Writers say Amazon is doing little or through layers of bureauc-
flagship carrier Luf- with counterfeit versions of nothing to stop rampant book racy to get the fakes taken
thansa voted on Sun- books, angering customers counterfeiting on its site. Many of the fakes down, according to intellec-
day by 97.6% in favor and authors alike who say are unreadable because of double printing, tual property attorney Katie
of industrial action, the site is doing little to have ink that bleeds or fall apart. The lost Sunstrom.
threatening further fight the literary fraudsters. revenue hurts authors and publishers.
disruption during the “The burden is on the
busy summer travel Forgeries sold by third book. “Ink goes everywhere in place to prevent prohib- fraudulent sellers,” Chollet seller to get Amazon to
season. parties through Amazon after 10 minutes reading.” ited products from being wrote. “We’ve notified stop the infringers and
range from e-books to hard- listed.” [Amazon] multiple times, counterfeiters from selling
Fed commits covers and fiction to non- “Pages are printed over- nothing happened. The on their system,” Sunstrom
fiction — but the issue is es- lapped,” another review Amazon spent more than fraudulent sellers have been told The Post. “There’s no
Federal Reserve pecially widespread for reads. “About 20 pages un- $900 million globally and in activity for years.” impetus on Amazon to take
Bank of Minneapolis textbooks, whose sky-high readable.” employed more than 12,000 care of it.”
President Neel Kash- sticker prices draw in people to protect customers Post scribe a victim
kari said the Fed is scammers, publishing in- A third reviewer gripes from counterfeit, fraud and Kleppmann’s publisher,
committed to doing dustry sources say. that they had to order other abuse, Lee said. Even The Post’s own col- O’Reilly Media, told The
what’s needed to bring Kleppmann’s book from umnist Miranda Devine saw Post that it routinely files
down demand in order “The damage to authors is Amazon three different Kleppmann isn’t the only fake versions of her book complaints with Amazon
to reach its 2% long- very real,” Matthew Hefti, a times before they received a author who’s struggled with about Hunter Biden, “Lap- about fraudulent sellers, but
term inflation goal, novelist and attorney who usable copy. The two coun- counterfeits on Amazon. top from Hell,” spread on the company is often slow
Bloomberg reports. has found counterfeit ver- terfeits had see-through pa- Google deep learning re- Amazon last year. to address their concerns.
sions of his own book on per and other defects. searcher Francois Chollet
Bitcoin climbs Amazon, told The Post. “It’s complained about counter- After Devine’s publishers “It is an endless game of
such a pervasive problem.” “I see lots of negative re- feiters in a popular Twitter notified Amazon about the whack-a-mole where ac-
Bitcoin rose 3.36% to views complaining about thread in July, accusing Am- issue, the counterfeits re- counts simply resurface
$24,584.24 on Saturday, The end result is that print quality,” Kleppmann azon of doing “nothing” to mained on the site for days, days or weeks later,” Rachel
adding $798.93 to its readers are getting stuck told The Post, adding that crack down on widespread she said. Roumeliotis, O’Reilly vice
previous close. The with illegible books that his publisher has asked Am- counterfeit versions of his president of content strat-
cryptocurrency is up bleed ink or fall apart, while azon to fix the issue but the textbook. Amazon did not respond egy, told The Post, adding
39.7% from the year’s authors and publishers lose company hasn’t done any- to a request for comment that Amazon will respond
low of $17,592.78, hit on revenue to the publishing thing. “Anyone who has bought on the specific examples of to “individual symptoms as
June 18. pirates. my book from Amazon in counterfeits in this story. discovered by publishers”
Amazon spokesperson Ju- the past few months hasn’t but does nothing to stop the
Unblocked Amazon, however, takes a lia Lee told The Post, “We bought a genuine copy, but Amazon generally re- “systemic flow” of fakes.
cut of third-party sales re- prioritize customer and au- a lower-quality counterfeit quires authors and publish-
Indonesia tempora- gardless of whether the thor trust and continuously copy printed by various ers to comb the site for “Amazon spends a lot of
rily opened access to books they ship are real or monitor and have measures time trying to combat the
online payment firm fake, giving the company no perception its marketplace
PayPal to allow users incentive to crack down on perpetuates fraud because
to access their money, counterfeits, people in the it’s known that there is a
a senior official said on publishing industry gripe. problem — yet its platform
Sunday, after the coun- They say the site that’s typi- and policies are built in
try’s block on some cally known for speedy ser- ways that facilitate it,” Rou-
online services and vice is excessively slow to meliotis said.
games sparked an respond to their concerns
outcry. about fakes. Counterfeits spreading
unchecked can put authors’
Joint forces ‘Pages unreadable’ careers at risk, according to
Hefti.
The United States Martin Kleppmann, a
and Japan launched a computer science re- Beyond cutting into the
new high-level eco- searcher and academic, has profits authors make off
nomic dialogue aimed seen one-star Amazon re- books they’ve already pub-
at pushing back views of his data modeling lished, counterfeit sales
against China and textbook roll in for years, don’t count toward official
countering the disrup- with angry customers com- sales figures. Lower sales
tion caused by Russia’s plaining about unreadable figures will, in turn, make it
invasion of Ukraine. text, missing pages and harder for authors to ink fu-
other quality issues. He ture book deals, Hefti said.
Sources: Reuters, AP blames counterfeiters, who
he says have sold pirated “The model is so exploita-
Follow us on versions. tive for writers,” he said. “I
don’t even know if there is
@NYPOSTBIZ “This book is very badly any fixing it, at least not
printed,” reads one angry without Amazon having to
review of Kleppmann’s spend a ton of money and
lose a bunch of existing
profit.”

32 St. Louis
Boeing
New York Post, Monday, August 1, 2022 nypost.com ‘Huge’ Dock deal strike off
Design
co. lands New lease on life A union representing
at B’klyn nearly 2,500 employees at
Navy Yard Developers of Dock 72 at the Brooklyn Navy Yard have three Boeing Co. defense
landed a new tenant, design firm Huge, after earlier locations in the St. Louis
deals fell through. Conversely, the search continues area said on Saturday they
for the “final piece” at the World Trade Center will vote on the company’s
complex (inset), an anchor tenant for 2 WTC. revised contract offer, can-
celing a strike that was set
STEVE to start Monday.
CUOZZO
The International Associ-
REALTY CHECK 35,000 square feet of amenities, in- 2016; a failed flirtation with Deut- Blasio and several elected offi- ation of Machinists and
Aerospace Workers said an
T HE design-and-innovation cluding a food hall managed by sche Bank; and several major de- cials, are demanding that the en- overnight bargaining ses-
firm Huge signed a two-floor sion had led to the new
lease at Dock 72 at the Brook- FLIK Hospitality and Danny sign changes. tire residential portion — some Boeing offer and workers
lyn Navy Yard — and it’s huge for will vote Wednesday on
Boston Properties and Rudin, the Meyer’s Union Square Events. A Silverstein spokesman said 1,200 planned apartments — be whether to accept it.
joint-venture developers of the
ship-shaped waterfront building Huge was repped by Winter Friday, “We are actively looking used as “affordable” housing, an Under the new contract
that shouts “cool factor.” offer, employees can opt to
Stockwell in-house and for an anchor tenant for 2 WTC unaffordable requirement for the receive an $8,000 lump sum
The deal for 71,000 square feet payment — minus tax with-
on Dock 72’s top two office floors by CBRE’s Cara Chayet, David and are optimistic we will find developers. holdings — upon ratifica-
marks a welcome advance for the tion or can choose to have
project, where the pandemic Hollander, Liz Lash and Ken Rapp. one.” the entire amount deposited
slowed leasing efforts after an ear- in a 401(k) plan. The com-
lier WeWork deal for 220,000 Ownership was repped by Bos- Silverstein’s confidence is based Park Ave. expands pany is dropping its revised
square feet. After that, Boston and on success at the rest of the 16- 401(k) match proposal.
Rudin drew blanks in the tough ton’s Andrew Levin and Rudin’s
market until digital culinary hub Boeing said in a statement
Food52 inked a 42,000-square-foot Robert Steinman, as well as by acre WTC. The developer’s 3 Mutual of America and Munich Saturday, “this new offer
lease last October. The uniquely builds on our previous
designed waterfront building has Cushman & Wakefield and CBRE WTC and 4 WTC are 90% and Re, owners of 320 Park Ave., have strong, highly competitive
675,000 square feet. one and directly addresses
teams. 100% leased, respectively. The begun to reap the benefits of the the issues raised by our em-
Huge will move from 45 Main St. ployees. We are hopeful they
in Dumbo. The company says its Durst Organization and Port Au- tower’s $40 million renovation. will vote yes on Wednesday.”
new digs will serve as a “Global
Experience Center offering em- WTC updates thority’s 1 WTC is also nearly full. We reported in February that Workers at the three
ployees and guests a complete rei- plants in Missouri and Illi-
magining of the traditional work- Last week’s announcement that The rep confirmed that archi- the newly formed joint venture nois build the F-15, F-18,
place.” the state green-lighted Brook- T-7A trainer, and the MQ-25
field’s and Silverstein Properties’ tects Foster + Partners had (Mutual was previously unmanned refueler. Boeing
It’s exactly the kind of tenant the plan for a supertall, mostly resi- Get moreredesigned 2 WTC after said on July 24 it was acti-
landlords had in mind. dential tower at 5 World Trade the sole owner) were vating a contingency plan in
Center ignored the more compel- Silverstein brought seeing a lot of leasing the event of a strike.
“We designed, developed and ling matter of 2 World Trade Cen- Realty Check atFoster in to replace a
programmed Dock 72 to appeal ter — the office skyscraper that activity. Reuters
specifically to creative companies Larry Silverstein has tried to build more cutting-edge Now, sources say,
that thrive on innovation, creativ- for more than 15 years. China factory
ity and authenticity,” said Rudin NYPOST.COMscheme by Bjarke In- three tenant expan- activity dips
Executive Vice President Michael Some news reports last week ab- sions have eaten up
Rudin. surdly claimed that 5 WTC was gels’ firm, BIG. over 80,000 square China’s factory activity
the “final piece” of the complex, In January 2020, Sil- contracted unexpectedly in
Mat Baxter, Huge’s global chief apparently forgetting that the 2 July after bouncing back
executive officer, said its home at WTC site — which would finally verstein told us during feet, making the from COVID-19 lockdowns
Dock 72 “will function more like a complete the tower quartet at the month before, as fresh
clubhouse” than a traditional of- “Ground Zero”— remains a small- a discussion about a pos- 766,000-square-foot virus flare-ups and a dark-
fice setup. scale art installation. ening global outlook
sible 5 WTC, “What’s closest tower virtually full. The weighed on demand, a sur-
Dock 72, situated at the Navy The 2 WTC saga has included a vey showed on Sunday.
Yard’s NYC Ferry stop, boasts fruitless quest for an anchor ten- to my heart is Tower Two.” growth was by Raymond James
ant after News Corp, parent of the The official manufactur-
New York Post, decided not to He also said, “With the level of (which added 38,000 square feet), ing purchasing managers’
pursue a nonbinding agreement in Index fell to 49.0 in July
lease-up activity at Tower Three, Audax (30,000 more square feet) from 50.2 in June, the Na-
tional Bureau of Statistics
my hunch is it won’t be terribly and Permira Advisers (15,000 said, below the 50-point
mark that separates con-
long before an announcement more square feet). traction from growth and
the lowest in three months.
comes up with respect to Tower Asking rents are $100-$125 per
“The level of economic
Two.” square foot on lower floors and prosperity in China has
fallen,” said NBS senior stat-
But then the pandemic inter- $130-$160 in the tower portion. istician Zhao Qinghe. Reuters

vened. JLL’s Frank Doyle and David

Meanwhile, 5 World Trade still Kleiner are the leasing agents, but

faces its own hurdles. Critics, in- neither was available for com-

cluding former Mayor Bill de ment. scuozzo@nypost.com

Sally Brompton Daily Horoscope 33

 leO DiScOver MOre ABOut yOurSelF AND whAt the Future hOlDS At you expect them to happen. New York Post, Monday, August 1, 2022 nypost.com
(July 24-Aug. 23) SAllyBrOMptON.cOM Your mind is a powerful tool and
You know exactly what you with Mars and Uranus joining
want to accomplish and you  ScOrpiO tempted to pack your bags and keep going. forces in the area of your chart
know exactly how to go about it (Oct. 24-Nov. 22) move someplace else and that that governs our subconscious
and no force on earth is going to If you disapprove of what a could be a very good idea. What  ArieS you won't doubt for a moment
stop you. Try not to make too friend has been up to you must you do on the spur of the (March 21-April 20) that you are in total control.
many enemies over the next 24 make it your business to warn moment will have beneficial The cosmic picture is a bit
hours, though one or two is no them that their long-term consequences further down the uncertain as the new week  cANcer
doubt inevitable! actions can harm only road. begins, so don't take any (June 22-July 23)
themselves. It's your duty to unnecessary risks, especially You need to accept that you
 virgO advise them, though only they  AquAriuS with your finances because that don't always know best and then
(Aug. 24-Sept. 23) can decide whether or not to see (Jan. 21 - Feb. 19) is the area where you are most you need to listen to someone
There are so many opportunities sense. Some of the people you meet on likely to make a bad call and who has more experience than
open to you now and what you your travels today will give off suffer for it. Keep your money in you. Chances are it will save you
must do over the next 24 hours  SAgittAriuS strong negative vibes and they your pocket. from making a silly mistake that
is identify the objective that (Nov. 23 - Dec. 21) could easily drag you down to leaves you not only red-faced
inspires you the most and go The planets warn you cannot their level, so make a conscious  tAuruS but in debt as well.
after it with every ounce of afford to be vague this week, effort to look on the bright side (April 21-May 21)
energy you possess. The planets especially on the work front. of life. It's still a wonderful It may seem as if you are the BirthDAy MONDAy
suggest you cannot possibly Your rivals will be looking for world! only one who knows what's
lose. ways to get ahead, probably at going on but don't expect others A Mars-Uranus link on your
your expense, so stay sharp and  piSceS to listen to your advice. The birthday means you can
 liBrA make sure you're the one who (Feb. 20-Mar. 20) good news is the more mistakes expect some pretty big
(Sept. 24-Oct. 23) gets noticed by the powers that You won't lack for advice as the other people make the more you
The message of the stars as the be. new week begins, in fact friends will profit. Don't feel in the least challenges in your work or
new week begins is that you and family members will go out bit sorry for them. career over the coming 12
need to be a bit more selfish  cApricOrN of their way to tell you what you
when dealing with financial and (Dec. 22 - Jan. 20) should be doing. Ignore each  geMiNi months. But from big
business issues. You may believe If you feel out of sorts at your and every one of them. You're (May 22-June 21) challenges come even
that everyone can be a winner present location you may be on the right path already, so just Good things will happen today if bigger opportunities - and
but that won't always be true big rewards for those who
over the next few days. are brave enough to seize

them.

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to 97. 77/72 Saratoga Springs 88/67/pc 86/60/s
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New York Post, Monday, August 1, 2022 nypost.comCAREER
Are tattoos or Getty Images; Courtesy of Enrica Ruggs COACH
hot-pink hair still taboo
GO TO GREG
in the workplace?
I work as a cashier in a supermarket
By PERRI ORMONT BLUMBERG different ways of dressing, hairstyles, piercings, employers,” she said. and one of the sales reps for a big
etc. However, it’s a good idea to do some back- bread distributor comes into the store
A NEW study in the Journal of Organiza- twice a week. Each time he does, he
tional Behavior has got a lot of ink Ruggs cautioned that there is still some nega- ground research to get a sense of the organiza- flirts with me and makes me feel very
lately. tive bias from employers about nonconformist tion’s culture. “If you get signals that people are uncomfortable. I’ve told my manager
Titled “Do Employees’ Tattoos Leave not accepting of you because of your appear- and he says that there’s nothing he can
a Mark on Customers’ Reactions to looks, and it’s worth noting that nearly half ance, this may signal broader issues that you do since the sales rep isn’t an em-
Products and Organizations?,” its first author of working Americans polled report want to steer clear of,” she added. ployee of the store, and to just ignore
is Dr. Enrica Ruggs, Ph.D. (pictured inset), that a manager or colleague has said him. I don’t want to confront this per-
associate professor at the University of they were behaving in a way that Carlota Zimmerman, a career coach of 14 son directly. Any advice?
Houston’s C.T. Bauer College of Business. was “unprofessional.” Of this years based in the East Village, said that, above
group, 13% say it was based on all, you should be confident in your appearance. I worked in a supermarket for many
“We found that visible tattoos on employ- hair, skin or tattoos, so we still years during my teens and I knew then
ees do not negatively harm customers’ atti- have a ways to go. “What’s crucial about ‘extreme fashion’ is the that it would make a great setting for a
tudes or purchasing behavior in some white- Even so, it seems like main- confidence to pull it off,” she said. “If you are reality show. Unfortunately, your ex-
collar jobs,” Ruggs said. “Although customers stream acceptance is on the rise. going into an interview with purple hair and tat- perience is an all-too-familiar reality.
had both negative and positive stereo- In late 2021, Jessica Hanzie Le- toos of Scrabble pieces down your shoulder, Also, your boss is wrong. An employer
types about tattooed employees, onard of Cleveland was taking your clothing should also be fashion forward. has the responsibility to protect their
these stereotypes did not nega- professional shots for a new posi- Own your look! Demonstrate that not only do employees from anyone who creates a
tively influence their attitudes tion and asked her manager if he was you have a hairstyle that’s shaved on one side hostile or uncomfortable work envi-
and behaviors toward tat- with pink ombre bangs, but underneath that ronment for their employees, whether
tooed employees. In fact, for OK with her taking a photo without her great hair is a great mind, ambition, social skills it’s from other employees, vendors or
customers who stereo- jacket displaying her arm tattoos for personal and a commitment to the company.” customers. If you don’t want to tell this
typed tattooed employees use on LinkedIn, but stressed she would keep sales person that his interactions with
as artistic and creative, they her jacket on for portraits for her company’s Zimmerman, who holds a Juris Doctor, recalls you are inappropriate, then your boss
were more likely to evaluate website. “Let’s roll with the tattoos in both! Loud a time when she was on a career coaching panel must, unless he wants to expose the
the tattooed employee and and proud!” her managing partner said. at the New York State Bar Association. store to liability from you. If your boss
their organization positively.” won’t do it, go to his manager, or you
“I had grown accustomed to wearing long “I had short hair and blue bangs at the time,” can register a complaint with the
If you’re someone with tat- sleeves in the heat of summer, to tugging on my she said. “Not one person commented on my salesperson’s company.
toos galore and/or lots of pierc- suit coat sleeves in every meeting, to pulling my look, and, in fact, I walked away with a handful
ings, or have a penchant for extreme hair around my ear so no one would get a of clients. The more you own your look, the My manager says that I have to
fashion and hair (hot-pink dye job, anyone?), glimpse of the small tattoo behind my ear, to more people in your office will say, ‘Yes, Alissa make a case for why I should be pro-
here’s what you need to know. avoiding getting any leg or ankle tattoos for fear did a great job with the Peterman account,’ not, moted. We have had conversations all
of never being able to wear a skirt again in a ‘Who? Oh, that one with the purple hair?’ ” along about my career goals and I
Views are a-changin’ business setting,” Leonard wrote of the experi- have met every expectation, so why
You no longer need to cover up your tats. ence. “Then sometimes, you come across those Some companies have stricter policies am I supposed to be the one doing all
“There was a time when tattoos were much leaders who not only allow you to show up every You aren’t going to be met with open arms ev- the justification? Isn’t that his job?
more stigmatized as a negative status symbol day as you are, but they also expect it. Those erywhere, whether it’s a white-shoe law firm
than we see today,” said Ruggs. “Today, we leaders who have recognized that whether I’m or Disney World. Actually, I think it is both of your
see many more people across job types and in the jacket or not, I’m the same person, the If you have your sights set on a company with jobs. You are the CEO of You, Inc. You
industries, particularly in white-collar jobs, same business professional . . . a female leader a tattoo policy, Zimmerman says you’re going need to take charge of your career and
who have tattoos that may be visible at some who will most certainly be taken seriously.” to have to lock down your social media or, “grow make it known to your boss what you
point at work. When combined with the in- out your hair, hide your tattoos and take out your want — and figure out what you need
crease in tattoos more broadly, I think people Don’t sweat job interviews piercings.” to do to achieve it. You and your boss
are becoming more accepting of tattoos in Ruggs’ recommendation for people with tat- If you do this, think for a second, explained should come up with a plan for your
workplace environments.” toos or lots of piercings is similar to the advice Zimmerman. “Aren’t you removing some very career development, and then you
she would give most people: “Highlight your special parts of yourself? Your tattoos and hair should keep a list of your accomplish-
Data agrees knowledge, skills, abilities and experiences that color and piercings each probably represent ments, training, accolades and so on.
According to research from LinkedIn, 50% illustrate that you are the right person for the something special to you. This might be the time Then use that plan to support the on-
of working Americans say there are parts of job. These are the factors that should matter to for you to really think about how your career going conversations that you should
their personal life and/or personality that goals and identity mesh . . . or don’t.” be having with your boss about your
they’ve stopped trying to hide or downplay career development. Your manager is
at work since the pandemic began, with 16% supposed to give you feedback and let
of this group saying this specifically about you know how you’re doing, and if your
their tattoos. boss isn’t doing that, you need to take
The professional networking platform also the initiative. And if your boss won’t
found that 63% of working Americans be- help you at all, then you need to find a
lieve that, since the pandemic, managers and new boss.
colleagues have become more accepting of
Gregory Giangrande has over 25
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Minnesota AB R H BI BB SO Avg Chicago AB R H BI BB SO Avg NASCAR Cup Series Verizon 200 at F1 Hungarian Grand Prix
Buxton cf 3 0 0 0 1 2 .220 the Brickyard At Hungaroring; Budapest, Hungary.;
Correa ss 3 0 0 0 1 0 .268 Morel 2b 4 0 0 0 0 1 .264 At Indianapolis Motor Speedway Road Lap length: 4.00 kilometers New York Post, Monday, August 1, 2022 nypost.com
Polanco 2b 3 0 0 0 1 0 .235 Contreras c 4 0 0 0 0 1 .252 Course; Speedway, Ind.; Lap length: (Start position in parentheses)
Garlick lf 4 0 0 0 0 2 .262 2.44 miles 1. (10) Max Verstappen, Netherlands,
Miranda 3b 4 1 1 1 0 1 .276 Happ lf 4 0 1 0 0 1 .279 (Start position in parentheses) Red Bull Racing, 70 laps, 1:39:35.912, 25
Arraez 1b 4 1 1 1 0 0 .333 1. (1) Tyler Reddick, Chevrolet, 86 laps, points.
Beckham dh 4 0 1 0 0 2 .250 Suzuki rf 4 0 1 0 0 1 .260 40 points. 2. (7) Lewis Hamilton, Great Britain,
Celestino rf 3 0 1 0 0 1 .270 Hoerner ss 3 0 0 0 0 2 .294 2. (2) Austin Cindric, Ford, 86, 35. Mercedes, 70, +7.834 seconds, 19.
Hamilton c 2 0 0 0 0 2 .000 3. (13) Harrison Burton, Ford, 86, 36. 3. (1) George Russell, Great Britain,
NOTICES REAL ESTATE Wisdom dh 3 0 1 0 0 2 .224 4. (9) Todd Gilliland, Ford, 86, 38. Mercedes, 70, +12.337, 15.
Totals 30 2 4 2 3 10 5. (19) Bubba Wallace, Toyota, 86, 40. 4. (2) Carlos Sainz Jr, Spain, Ferrari, 70,
Velazquez cf 3 0 0 0 0 1 .237 6. (5) Joey Logano, Ford, 86, 38. +14.579, 12.
Bote 3b 2 0 0 0 0 2 .260 7. (20) AJ Allmendinger, Chevrolet, 86, 0. 5. (11) Sergio Perez, Mexico, Red Bull
8. (7) Michael McDowell, Ford, 86, 29. Racing, 70, +15.688, 10.
FORECLOSURE NOTICES MANHATTAN APTS McKinstry ph-3b 1 0 0 0 0 1 .083 9. (24) Cole Custer, Ford, 86, 31. 6. (3) Charles Leclerc, Monaco, Ferrari,
FURNISHED 10. (16) Chris Buescher, Ford, 86, 27. 70, +16.047, 8.
San Diego AB R H BI BB SO Avg Higgins 1b 3 0 1 0 0 1 .284 11. (10) Kyle Busch, Toyota, 86, 38. 7. (4) Lando Norris, Great Britain,
12. (4) Christopher Bell, Toyota, 86, 35. McLaren, 70, +1:18.300, 6.
Profar lf 4 2 2 1 0 0 .246 Totals 31 0 4 0 0 13 13. (38) Ricky Stenhouse Jr, Chevrolet, 86, 24. 8. (6) Fernando Alonso, Spain, Alpine,
14. (15) Denny Hamlin, Toyota, 86, 28. 69, +1 lap, 4.
TI E S E Machado 3b 4 0 0 0 0 0 .293 San Francisco AB R H BI BB SO Avg 15. (35) Erik Jones, Chevrolet, 86, 24. 9. (5) Esteban Ocon, France, Alpine, 69,
La Stella 2b 5 0 2 0 0 1 .250 16. (8) Chase Elliott, Chevrolet, 86, 34. +1 lap, 2.
PM C C F itc e ettes tu ios 1 Be rooms Cronenworth 2b-1b 4 0 2 1 0 0 .238 17. (26) Ty Gibbs, Toyota, 86, 0. 10. (18) Sebastian Vettel, Germany,
P Br l uee s Bro Ma atta 18. (31) Corey Lajoie, Chevrolet, 86, 19. Aston Martin, 69, +1 lap, 1.
FC F tu ios $ 00mo 1 Be s $1 00mo Voit dh 4 0 1 1 0 0 .226 Gonzalez lf 4 0 1 0 0 0 .280 19. (17) Justin Haley, Chevrolet, 86, 18. 11. (14) Lance Stroll, Canada, Aston
20. (12) Brad Keselowski, Ford, 86, 17. Martin, 69, +1 lap.
Plai tiff s M F c re tals 1 - 10- 14 o te t Hosmer 1b 3 0 0 0 0 1 .272 Slater cf 4 0 1 0 0 1 .290 21. (25) Martin Truex Jr, Toyota, 86, 17. 12. (20) Pierre Gasly, France,
Belt 1b 2 0 0 0 2 2 .233 22. (32) Josh Bilicki, Chevrolet, 86, 0. Alphatauri, 69, +1 lap.
C F Abrams 2b 1 0 0 0 0 1 .232 23. (3) Chase Briscoe, Ford, 86, 28. 13. (12) Guanyu Zhou, China, Alfa
24. (33) Cody Ware, Ford, 86, 14. Romeo Racing, 69, +1 lap.
efe a t s Alfaro c 3 0 0 0 0 1 .273 Wade Jr. dh 1 1 0 0 1 1 .183 25. (37) Josh Williams, Ford, 86, 0. 14. (15) Mick Schumacher, Germany,
26. (6) Ryan Blaney, Ford, 86, 20. Haas F1 Team, 69, +1 lap.
MANHATTAN Mazara rf 3 0 0 0 0 1 .273 27. (21) Ross Chastain, Chevrolet, 86, 10. 15. (9) Daniel Ricciardo, Australia,
FURNISHED ROOMS 28. (11) Daniel Suárez, Chevrolet, 86, 9. McLaren, 69, +1 lap.
Pursua t to a r er acati Ruiz rf 0 0 0 0 0 0 .222 Mercedes ph-dh 2 0 0 0 0 1 .273 29. (27) Joey Hand, Ford, 85, 8. Driver Standings
u me t of Foreclosure a ale Yastrzemski rf 4 1 1 0 0 2 .227 30. (29) Austin Dillon, Chevrolet, 85, 7. 1. Max Verstappen, Netherlands, Red
a o acature for u me t Kim ss 3 0 1 0 0 1 .245 31. (23) William Byron, Chevrolet, Bull Racing, 258 points.
accident, 79, 14. 2. Charles Leclerc, Monaco, Ferrari, 178.
of Foreclosure a ale ul file ooms itc e ettes tu ios Grisham cf 3 1 1 0 0 0 .192 Machado ss 3 1 1 0 0 2 .333 32. (28) Alex Bowman, Chevrolet, dvp, 65, 5. 3. Sergio Perez, Mexico, Red Bull
33. (18) Kevin Harvick, Ford, accident, 64, 4. Racing, 173.
o ecem er 4 01 te B l uee s Bro Ma atta Totals 32 3 7 3 0 5 Vosler 3b 4 1 2 2 0 1 .292 34. (30) Ty Dillon, Chevrolet, accident, 60, 9. 4. George Russell, Great Britain,
u ersi e eferee ill sell at Wynns c 3 0 1 2 0 0 .211 35. (22) Kyle Larson, Chevrolet, Mercedes, 158.
u lic auctio at t e uee s ooms $1 0 tu ios $1000mo accident, 57, 6. 5. Carlos Sainz Jr, Spain, Ferrari, 156.
c re tals 1 - 10- 14 o te t Minnesota 000 011 000 — 2 4 1 36. (36) Daniil Kvyat, Toyota, 6. Lewis Hamilton, Great Britain,
Cou t u reme Court San Diego 001 002 00x — 3 7 0 Totals 32 4 9 4 3 11 suspension, 43, 1. Mercedes, 146.
court ouse ste s 88-11 ut i 37. (34) Loris Hezemans, Ford, garage, 34, 0. 7. Lando Norris, Great Britain, McLaren, 76.
Boule ar amaica o 38. (14) Aric Almirola, Ford, accident, 24, 1. 8. Esteban Ocon, France, Alpine, 58.
e tem er 0 at 11 4 a m E: Garlick (1). LOB: Minnesota 5, San Diego Chicago 000 000 000 — 0 4 0 Race Statistics 9. Valtteri Bottas, Finland, Alfa Romeo
remises o as 117- 4 1 6t All real estate advertising in this 5. HR: Arraez (6), off Manaea; Miranda (10), San Francisco 000 400 00x — 4 9 0 Average Speed of Race Winner: 78.507 Racing, 46.
treet out o e Par newspaper is subject to the Federal off Manaea; Profar (11), off Bundy. RBIs: mph. 10. Fernando Alonso, Spain, Alpine, 41.
114 0 ll t at certai lot iece Fair Housing Act of 1968 as amended Arraez (34), Miranda (39), Profar (44), Time of Race: 2 hours, 40 minutes, 18 11. Kevin Magnussen, Denmark, Haas
or arcel of la it t e in 1988 which makes it illegal to Cronenworth (50), Voit (48). SB: Profar (5). LOB: Chicago 4, San Francisco 11. 2B: La seconds. F1 Team, 22.
uil i s a im ro eme ts advertise “any preference, limitation S: Hamilton. Runners left in scoring Stella (12), Wynns (3). RBIs: Vosler 2 (10), Margin of Victory: 1.065 seconds. 12. Daniel Ricciardo, Australia,
t ereo erecte situate l i a or discrimination based on race, position: Minnesota 3 (Polanco 2, Miranda); Wynns 2 (10). SB: Gonzalez (9). Runners left Caution Flags: 5 for 15 laps. McLaren, 19.
ei i t e Borou of uee s color, religion, sex, handicapped, San Diego 4 (Voit, Alfaro, Machado 2). RISP: in scoring position: Chicago 1 (Morel); San Lead Changes: 9 among 7 drivers. 13. Pierre Gasly, France, Alphatauri, 16.
Cou t of uee s Cit a tate familial status, or national origin, or Minnesota 0 for 4; San Diego 2 for 7. Francisco 7 (Yastrzemski 3, La Stella, 14. Sebastian Vettel, Germany, Aston
of e or Bloc 11747 a ot intention to make such preference, Gonzalez, Slater 2). RISP: Chicago 0 for 1; Martin, 16.
16 Premises ill e sol su ect limitation or discrimination.” To San Francisco 3 for 11. 15. Mick Schumacher, Germany, Haas
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40 AL Standings Royals 8, Yankees 6 Mets 9, Marlins 3 Blue Jays 4, Tigers 1 Cardinals 5, Nationals 0

East W L Pct. GB *WGB L10 Streak Home Away Kansas City AB R H BI BB SO Avg Mets AB R H BI BB SO Avg Detroit AB R H BI BB SO Avg St. Louis AB R H BI BB SO Avg
Yankees Clarke p-p 0 0 0 0 0 0 --- Nimmo cf 6 1 1 2 0 0 .262 Greene cf 4 0 0 0 0 1 .243 Carlson cf 5 0 0 1 0 1 .250
New York Post, Monday, August 1, 2022 nypost.com Toronto 69 34 .670 — — 5-5 L-1 40-13 29-21 Merrifield 2b 4 1 0 1 1 0 .240 Lindor ss 5 1 3 1 0 0 .262 Reyes rf 4 0 0 0 0 2 .287 Donovan dh 4 0 1 0 1 0 .280
Tampa Bay Witt Jr. dh 4 0 1 0 0 0 .255 Alonso 1b 5 1 2 1 0 0 .276 Baez ss 3 1 1 1 1 0 .221 Goldschmidt 1b 5 0 0 0 0 3 .329
Baltimore 57 45 .559 11½ +3 8-2 W-2 34-21 23-24 Isbel pr-lf 0 1 0 0 0 0 .211 Vogelbach dh 4 1 2 0 0 1 .237 Cabrera dh 4 0 0 0 0 2 .277 Arenado 3b 4 0 0 0 0 1 .290
Boston Perez c 5 1 1 3 0 3 .209 McNeil 2b 5 1 3 1 0 0 .294 H.Castro 1b 3 0 1 0 0 0 .281 Gorman 2b 2 1 1 0 2 1 .238
54 48 .529 14½ — 3-7 L-1 32-20 22-28 Dozier 3b 5 1 1 1 0 1 .254 Naquin rf 5 1 1 1 0 0 .240 Candelario 3b 3 0 0 0 0 1 .211 Nootbaar rf 3 1 0 0 1 1 .209
Pasquantino 1b 3 1 0 0 2 2 .219 Canha lf 5 2 3 2 0 0 .271 Grossman lf 3 0 1 0 0 1 .205 DeJong ss 4 1 1 1 0 2 .143
51 51 .500 17½ 3 5-5 L-2 29-20 22-31 Taylor cf 4 1 2 0 1 1 .278 Guillorme 3b 4 1 2 0 1 0 .288 Barnhart c 2 0 0 0 0 0 .201 Dickerson lf 4 2 3 3 0 1 .226
Melendez rf 3 1 2 0 1 1 .236 Mazeika c 4 0 2 0 0 0 .194 Haase ph-c 1 0 0 0 0 0 .242 Romine c 4 0 1 0 0 0 .154
51 52 .495 18 3½ 3-7 W-1 26-27 25-25 Pratto lf-1b 3 1 1 2 1 1 .231 W.Castro 2b 3 0 0 0 0 1 .245
Garcia ss 3 0 1 1 0 0 .375 Totals 43 9 19 8 1 1 Totals 35 5 7 5 4 10
Central W L Pct. GB *WGB L10 Streak Home Away Lopez ph-ss 1 0 0 0 0 0 .244 Totals 30 1 3 1 1 8
Minnesota Totals 35 8 9 8 6 9
Cleveland 53 48 .525 — — 4-6 L-1 27-22 26-26
Chicago
Detroit 52 49 .515 1 1½ 5-5 W-1 25-19 27-30 Miami AB R H BI BB SO Avg
Kansas City Wendle 2b 5 0 1 0 0 1 .280
51 50 .505 2 2½ 6-4 W-2 23-28 28-22 Yankees AB R H BI BB SO Avg Rojas ss 4 0 1 0 1 0 .246 Toronto AB R H BI BB SO Avg Washington AB R H BI BB SO Avg
LeMahieu 2b 5 1 2 2 0 2 .285 L.Diaz 1b 4 0 0 0 1 2 .200 Biggio 2b 3 1 0 0 1 1 .216 Thomas cf 4 0 1 0 0 1 .231
41 62 .398 13 13½ 3-7 L-2 25-27 16-35 Judge cf-rf 3 1 0 0 2 1 .297 Aguilar dh 5 0 0 0 0 0 .243 Guerrero Jr. 1b 3 1 1 1 1 1 .283 Hernandez 2b 4 0 0 0 0 2 .242
Rizzo 1b 4 1 2 3 1 0 .228 Bleday cf 4 0 1 0 0 2 .188 Kirk dh 4 0 0 0 0 0 .311 Soto rf 3 0 0 0 1 1 .243
40 62 .392 13½ 14 4-6 W-1 22-30 18-32 Gonzalez pr 0 0 0 0 0 0 .222 De La Cruz rf 3 1 2 0 1 0 .217 Bichette ss 4 0 1 1 0 0 .259 Bell 1b 4 0 0 0 0 1 .302
Torres dh 5 0 0 0 0 2 .261 Sanchez lf 4 0 1 1 0 1 .205 Hernandez rf 4 1 1 0 0 0 .269 Cruz dh 3 0 1 0 0 2 .232
West W L Pct. GB *WGB L10 Streak Home Away Benintendi lf 2 0 0 0 2 0 .314 Leblanc 3b 4 2 2 1 0 2 .429 Gurriel Jr. lf 4 0 1 0 0 0 .310 Hernandez lf 3 0 1 0 0 1 .271
Houston Donaldson 3b 4 0 0 0 0 0 .217 Stallings c 4 0 2 1 0 1 .208 Chapman 3b 3 1 2 2 0 0 .249 Garcia ss 3 0 0 0 0 1 .281
Seattle 67 36 .650 — — 6-4 W-1 33-15 34-21 Carpenter rf 3 1 2 0 0 0 .321 Tapia cf 3 0 0 0 0 1 .280 Adrianza 3b 3 0 0 0 0 0 .179
Texas Trevino c 1 0 0 0 0 1 .255 Totals 37 3 10 3 3 9 Zimmer cf 0 0 0 0 0 0 .107 Barrera c 3 0 2 0 0 1 .150
Los Angeles 55 48 .534 12 +½ 4-6 L-1 27-23 28-25 Kiner-Falefa ss 4 0 0 0 0 0 .269 Jansen c 3 0 0 0 0 1 .222
Oakland Higashioka c 2 1 1 1 0 0 .188 Totals 30 0 5 0 1 10
46 55 .455 20 7½ 4-6 W-1 21-26 25-29 Hicks ph-cf 1 1 0 0 1 0 .233 Totals 31 4 6 4 2 4
Totals 34 6 7 6 6 6
43 59 .422 23½ 11 4-6 L-1 23-30 20-29

39 65 .375 28½ 16 7-3 L-2 17-33 22-32 Mets 303 010 200 — 9 19 1
Miami 000 012 000 — 3 10 0
*WGB: Games behind third-place team in wild-card race7
E: Naquin (1). LOB: New York 10, Miami 10.
Kansas City 000 040 013 — 8 9 0
Yankees 000 030 300 — 6 7 0 2B: Lindor (16), Alonso (19), McNeil (21), Detroit 000 100 000 — 1 3 4 St. Louis 001 301 000 — 5 7 0
Toronto 020 020 00x — 4 6 0 Washington 000 000 000 — 0 5 1
Sunday Detroit at Minnesota, 7:40 LOB: Kansas City 7, New York 7. 2B: Garcia Guillorme (11), Bleday (3), Wendle (13),
Baltimore at Texas, 8:05
Kansas City 8, Yankees 6 Boston at Houston, 8:10 (1), Carpenter 2 (8). HR: Dozier (10), off Leblanc (2), De La Cruz (10), Stallings (6). LOB: Detroit 3, Toronto 5. 2B: Grossman (13), E: Garcia (11). LOB: St. Louis 8, Washington
Toronto 4, Detroit 1 Kansas City at White Sox, 8:10 Guerrero Jr. (20), Bichette (24). HR: Baez 4. 2B: Dickerson (6), Romine (1), Thomas
Boston 7, Milwaukee 2 Tuesday Marinaccio; Perez (13), off Holmes; 3B: Naquin (3). HR: Leblanc (1), off Walker. (10), off Berrios; Chapman (20), off Hill. (15). HR: Dickerson (4), off Gray; DeJong (3),
Cleveland 5, Tampa Bay 3 RBIs: Baez (39), Chapman 2 (57), Guerrero off Weems. RBIs: Carlson (31), Dickerson 3
White Sox 4, Oakland 1 Seattle at Yankees, 7:05 LeMahieu (11), off Greinke; Rizzo (25), off RBIs: Alonso (85), McNeil (38), Canha 2 (34), Jr. (63), Bichette (55). Runners left in scoring (19), DeJong (11). Runners left in scoring
Cincinnati 3, Baltimore 2 Arizona at Cleveland, 7:10 position: Detroit 1 (Greene); Toronto 4 position: St. Louis 2 (Carlson, Arenado);
Houston 3, Seattle 2, 10 inn. Toronto at Tampa Bay, 7:10 Coleman. RBIs: Pratto 2 (4), Garcia (2), Naquin (34), Nimmo 2 (38), Lindor (70), (Hernandez, Gurriel Jr., Kirk, Tapia). RISP: Washington 2 (Bell 2). RISP: St. Louis 1 for 7;
San Diego 3, Minnesota 2 Detroit at Minnesota, 7:40 Detroit 0 for 3; Toronto 3 for 8. Washington 0 for 5.
Texas 5, L.A. Angels 2 Baltimore at Texas, 8:05 Merrifield (41), Dozier (34), Perez 3 (41), Stallings (23), Sanchez (33), Leblanc (1). SB:
Monday Boston at Houston, 8:10
Kansas City at White Sox, 8:10 Higashioka (16), LeMahieu 2 (42), Rizzo 3 Canha (2). S: Mazeika. Runners left in
Seattle at Yankees, 7:05 Oakland at L.A. Angels, 9:38
Arizona at Cleveland, 7:10 (62). SB: Benintendi (5). Runners left in scoring position: New York 4 (Canha, Lindor,

Alonso, Guillorme); Miami 5 (L.Diaz,

scoring position: Kansas City 3 (Garcia 2, Sanchez, Aguilar, Wendle, Stallings). RISP:

Perez); New York 4 (Donaldson, Kiner- New York 8 for 18; Miami 1 for 10. Runners Detroit IP H R ER BB SO NP ERA St. Louis IP H R ER BB SO NP ERA
Hill, L, 1-3 5.0 6 4 4 2 1 86 5.88 Pallante, W, 8.0 5 0 0 1 8 96 3.18
Falefa, Torres, LeMahieu). RISP: Kansas City moved up: Lindor, De La Cruz, Sanchez. Foley 1.0 0 0 0 0 0 8 2.79 4-4 1.0 0 0 0 0 2 16 0.64
Lange 1.0 0 0 0 0 3 17 2.70 Helsley
4 for 9; New York 2 for 10. GIDP: Naquin, Alonso. DP: Miami 2 (Rojas, De Jesus 1.0 0 0 0 0 0 6 2.89

Kansas City IP H R ER BB SO NP ERA Wendle, L.Diaz; Rojas, L.Diaz).
Greinke 5.0 5 3 3 2 3 86 4.41
Garrett, H, 5 0.2 0 0 0 1 0 11 5.47 Mets IP H R ER BB SO NP ERA
Washington IP H R ER BB SO NP ERA
NL Standings Cuas, H, 8 0.2 0 2 2 2 1 18 3.18 Walker, W, 9-2 5.2 7 3 3 2 4 101 2.79 Toronto IP H R ER BB SO NP ERA Gray, L, 7-7 5.0 5 4 4 2 6 95 4.59

Coleman, BS, 0-1 0.2 1 1 1 0 1 14 3.00 Hunter 0.1 1 0 0 0 1 8 2.38 Berrios, W, 8-4 7.0 3 1 1 1 6 80 4.96 Weems 2.0 2 1 1 0 0 32 5.23
Cishek 1.0 0 0 0 1 2 17 3.65
Clarke, W, 2-1 2.0 1 0 0 1 1 40 3.65 Nogosek 2.0 2 0 0 0 4 32 0.61 Mayza, H, 10 1.0 0 0 0 0 0 14 2.53 Abbott 1.0 0 0 0 1 2 21 2.25

East W L Pct. GB *WGB L10 Streak Home Away Yankees IP H R ER BB SO NP ERA Y.Lopez 1.0 0 0 0 1 0 25 2.79 Romano, S, 1.0 0 0 0 0 2 13 2.33
Mets 64 37 .634 — — 7-3 W-6 31-17 33-20 24-27
Atlanta 62 41 .602 3 +6½ 6-4 W-3 36-21 26-20 Montgomery 4.0 4 4 4 2 6 79 3.69 Miami IP H R ER BB SO NP ERA
Philadelphia 55 47 .539 9½ — 6-4 W-5 26-25 29-22 Abreu 1.2 1 0 0 0 1 25 2.10
Miami 47 55 .461 17½ 8 4-6 L-3 22-26 25-29 Peralta 0.1 1 0 0 1 0 11 2.35 P.Lopez, L, 7-6 2.2 12 6 6 0 1 71 3.41 T: 2:19. A: 40,298 (53,506). T: 2:50. A: 28,738 (41,339).
Washington 35 68 .340 30 20½ 5-5 L-1 16-38 19-30
Loaisiga 1.0 0 0 0 0 1 14 6.75 Fishman 3.1 4 1 1 0 0 49 2.70

Marinaccio, H, 3 1.0 2 1 1 1 1 23 2.25 Brigham 2.0 3 2 2 1 0 39 6.35 Phillies 8, Pirates 2 Guardians 5, Rays 3

Holmes, L, 5- Pop 1.0 0 0 0 0 0 9 3.60
2, BS, 17-20
0.2 1 3 3 1 0 20 1.77 T: 3:23. A: 17,449 (36,742). Philadelphia AB R H BI BB SO Avg Cleveland AB R H BI BB SO Avg
Schwarber dh 5 1 1 1 0 1 .204 Kwan lf 5 0 1 0 0 1 .295
Central W L Pct. GB *WGB L10 Streak Home Away Luetge 0.1 0 0 0 1 0 10 2.70 Hoskins 1b 5 0 1 0 0 1 .251 Rosario ss 5 0 1 0 0 0 .290
Milwaukee Bohm 3b 5 3 4 1 0 0 .299 Ramirez 3b 5 0 1 1 0 1 .288
St. Louis 57 45 .559 — — 7-3 L-1 26-20 31-25 T: 4:00. A: 45,341 (47,309). Red Sox 7, Brewers 2 Realmuto c 5 2 3 1 0 0 .264 Reyes dh 5 1 1 0 0 0 .214
Chicago Castellanos rf 5 1 4 2 0 0 .257 Gimenez 2b 4 1 0 0 1 2 .295
Cincinnati 54 48 .529 3 1 6-4 W-1 29-20 25-28 Braves 1, Diamondbacks 0 Milwaukee AB R H BI BB SO Avg Stott 2b 5 1 2 1 0 0 .198 Call rf 2 1 1 0 2 1 .167
Pittsburgh Yelich lf 5 0 2 0 0 0 .261 Gregorius ss 5 0 0 0 0 1 .214 Clement 1b 4 1 1 0 0 0 .203
41 60 .406 15½ 13½ 7-3 L-2 20-32 21-28 Adames ss 4 0 1 0 0 1 .219 Vierling lf 4 0 2 1 0 0 .240 Hedges c 2 1 1 2 1 0 .176
Tellez 1b 2 0 0 0 1 0 .232 Herrera cf 4 0 1 1 0 2 .238 Straw cf 4 0 2 2 0 0 .221
40 61 .396 16½ 14½ 6-4 W-2 24-32 16-29 Arizona AB R H BI BB SO Avg Brosseau ph-3b 1 0 0 0 0 0 .295
C.Kelly c 3 0 0 0 1 2 .214 McCutchen dh 4 0 1 0 0 1 .257 Totals 43 8 18 8 0 5 Totals 36 5 9 5 4 5
40 62 .392 17 15 2-8 L-7 21-29 19-33 Rojas 3b 4 0 0 0 0 1 .273 Wong 2b 3 1 1 0 0 0 .249
Marte dh 3 0 0 0 1 1 .264 Severino ph-1b 1 0 0 0 0 1 .235
West W L Pct. GB *WGB L10 Streak Home Away Walker 1b 4 0 1 0 0 1 .200 Renfroe rf 4 1 4 2 0 0 .254
B.Kennedy 2b 3 0 0 0 0 0 .228 Urias 3b-2b 3 0 2 0 0 0 .237
Los Angeles 68 33 .673 — — 7-3 W-1 35-15 33-18 Thomas ph-cf 0 0 0 0 1 0 .245 Narvaez c 3 0 0 0 0 0 .235
McCarthy lf 3 0 2 0 0 0 .273 c-Caratini ph 1 0 0 0 0 0 .231
San Diego 57 46 .553 12 +1½ 5-5 W-1 27-22 30-24 Luplow rf 3 0 0 0 0 0 .172 Taylor cf 4 0 0 0 0 1 .227 Tampa Bay AB R H BI BB SO Avg
Alcantara 2b 0 0 0 0 0 0 .190 Choi dh 4 0 0 2 0 1 .257
San Francisco 51 51 .500 17½ 4 3-7 W-2 29-23 22-28 Varsho cf-rf 2 0 0 0 1 2 .235 Totals 35 2 11 2 1 4 Pittsburgh AB R H BI BB SO Avg Diaz 3b 5 0 0 0 0 0 .288
Perdomo ss 3 0 1 0 0 0 .202 Newman 2b 5 1 3 0 0 1 .289 Lowe 2b 3 0 2 0 1 0 .248
Colorado 46 57 .447 23 9½ 3-7 L-1 30-27 16-30 Totals 28 0 4 0 4 7 Mitchell dh 4 0 2 1 0 1 .225 Arozarena rf 3 0 1 0 1 0 .253
Reynolds cf 4 0 0 0 0 2 .251 Peralta lf 4 0 1 0 0 0 .250
Arizona 45 56 .446 23 9½ 6-4 L-3 27-27 18-29 Gamel lf 4 0 1 0 0 1 .234 Paredes 1b 4 2 2 0 0 1 .220
Madris rf 4 0 0 0 0 0 .212 Chang ss 2 1 1 0 1 0 .205
*WGB: Games behind third-place team in wild-card race Atlanta AB R H BI BB SO Avg Boston AB R H BI BB SO Avg Cruz ss 4 1 1 0 0 1 .206 L.Raley ph 1 0 0 0 0 1 .214
Acuna Jr. rf 4 0 1 0 0 1 .259 Ja.Davis rf 4 0 1 1 1 2 .375 VanMeter 3b 2 0 0 0 2 2 .180 Walls ss 0 0 0 0 0 0 .170
Sunday Arizona at Cleveland, 7:10 Swanson ss 4 0 1 0 0 1 .296 Bogaerts ss 5 1 2 2 0 2 .316 Tsutsugo 1b 4 0 1 1 0 1 .171 Quinn cf 3 0 1 0 1 2 .263
Colorado at San Diego, 9:40 Olson 1b 4 1 1 0 0 2 .253 Martinez dh 4 1 2 1 0 0 .288 Heineman c 4 0 1 0 0 0 .204 Pinto c 3 0 0 0 1 1 .200
Mets 9, Miami 3 L.A. Dodgers at San Francisco, 9:45 Riley 3b 4 0 2 1 0 0 .301 Vazquez c 4 1 1 1 0 0 .282
St. Louis 5, Washington 0 Tuesday Rosario lf 2 0 0 0 1 1 .159 Verdugo lf 4 0 1 1 0 2 .269 Totals 35 2 9 2 2 9 Totals 32 3 8 2 5 6
Atlanta 1, Arizona 0 d'Arnaud c 2 0 0 0 1 2 .251 Dalbec 1b 4 0 0 0 0 1 .202
Boston 7, Milwaukee 2 Mets at Washington, 7:05 Contreras dh 3 0 0 0 0 1 .259 Arroyo 3b 2 1 2 0 2 0 .254 Cleveland 030 020 000 — 5 9 1
Philadelphia 8, Pittsburgh 2 Colorado at San Diego, 4:10, 1st gm. Arcia 2b 3 0 0 0 0 0 .238 Sanchez 2b 4 1 0 0 0 1 .077 Tampa Bay 020 100 000 — 3 8 0
Cincinnati 3, Baltimore 2 Cincinnati at Miami, 6:40 Harris II cf 3 0 0 0 0 2 .279 Bradley Jr. cf 4 2 2 1 0 1 .210
L.A. Dodgers 7, Colorado 3 Milwaukee at Pittsburgh, 7:05 Totals 29 1 5 1 2 10
San Diego 3, Minnesota 2 Arizona at Cleveland, 7:10 Totals 35 7 11 7 3 9
San Francisco 4, Cubs 0 Philadelphia at Atlanta, 7:20 Arizona 000 000 000 — 0 4 0 Philadelphia 200 051 000 — 8 18 0 E: Hedges (3). LOB: Cleveland 9, Tampa Bay
Monday Cubs at St. Louis, 7:45 Atlanta 000 000 001 — 1 5 0 Milwaukee 020 000 000 — 2 11 1 Pittsburgh 001 000 001 — 2 9 0 8. 2B: Paredes 2 (9), Quinn (2), Lowe 2 (9).
L.A. Dodgers at San Francisco, 9:45 Boston 000 052 00x — 7 11 0 RBIs: Straw 2 (19), Ramirez (84), Hedges 2
Mets at Washington, 7:05 Colorado at San Diego, 10:10, 2nd gm. One out when winning run scored. a-walked (20), Choi 2 (46). SB: Reyes (2). CS: Quinn
Cincinnati at Miami, 6:40 (1). SF: Choi. Runners left in scoring
Puzzles on Page 30 for B.Kennedy in the 9th. LOB: Arizona 5, E: Wong (10). LOB: Milwaukee 8, Boston 7. LOB: Philadelphia 8, Pittsburgh 8. 2B: Bohm position: Cleveland 4 (Gimenez, Reyes,
Atlanta 5. 2B: Riley 2 (31). RBIs: Riley (68). 2B: Wong (16), Adames (15), Martinez 2 (16), Realmuto (15), Newman (12), Mitchell (6). Straw, Rosario); Tampa Bay 4 (Peralta,
(32), Bogaerts (28), Vazquez (20), Verdugo HR: Schwarber (33), off Brubaker; Bohm (7), Arozarena, Diaz 2). RISP: Cleveland 3 for 13;
CS: McCarthy (1), Thomas (2). Runners left (22), Arroyo (5), Bradley Jr. 2 (19). HR: off Peters. RBIs: Realmuto (46), Castellanos 2 Tampa Bay 2 for 9.
in scoring position: Arizona 1 (Marte); Renfroe (19), off Winckowski. RBIs: Renfroe (49), Schwarber (66), Stott (32), Vierling (14),
Atlanta 0. RISP: Arizona 0 for 3; Atlanta 0 for 2 (43), Bogaerts 2 (45), Martinez (40), Herrera (21), Bohm (41), Mitchell (12),
Vazquez (42), Verdugo (52), Bradley Jr. (29), Tsutsugo (19). SB: Newman (4). Runners left
785619324 175483629 2. GIDP: B.Kennedy, Contreras. DP: Arizona Ja.Davis (2). CS: Adames (2). RISP: in scoring position: Philadelphia 2 (Gregorius, Cleveland IP H R ER BB SO NP ERA
934278561 248961735 1 (Perdomo, McCarthy, Rojas, B.Kennedy); Milwaukee 1 for 6; Boston 6 for 17. Runners Schwarber); Pittsburgh 4 (Tsutsugo, Reynolds,
261354978 963527814 Atlanta 1 (Arcia, Swanson, Olson). moved up: Taylor, Martinez, Sanchez. Gamel 2). RISP: Philadelphia 6 for 10; Shaw 2.0 2 2 2 3 1 40 5.63
347196285 429376581 Pittsburgh 2 for 10.
859423716 517892463 Arizona IP H R ER BB SO NP ERA Karinchak 1.0 0 0 0 0 0 11 2.53
126785439 836145297
412567893 784239156 M.Kelly 7.0 3 0 0 2 8 91 2.87 Milwaukee IP H R ER BB SO NP ERA McCarty, W, 2-2 3.1 4 1 1 2 2 57 6.05
693842157 352614978 I.Kennedy 1.0 0 0 0 0 2 11 3.34
578931642 691758342 Melancon, L, 3-9 0.1 2 1 1 0 0 5 4.89 Ashby, L, 2-9 4.2 5 5 0 3 6 91 4.13 Morgan, H, 10 0.2 1 0 0 0 0 10 3.48
Philadelphia IP H R ER BB SO NP ERA
Solution to Very Easy #5,896 Solution to Difficult #5,686 Milner 0.2 3 2 2 0 0 15 3.00 Stephan, H, 6 1.0 1 0 0 0 2 16 2.52
Atlanta IP H R ER BB SO NP ERA
Fried 7.0 4 0 0 2 5 104 2.58 Gustave 0.2 1 0 0 0 0 5 3.86 Nola, W, 7-8 6.0 6 1 1 1 8 93 3.25 Clase, S, 23-25 1.0 0 0 0 0 1 13 1.25

Lee 1.0 0 0 0 1 1 15 1.32 Suter 1.0 0 0 0 0 1 17 4.02 Appel 2.0 1 0 0 0 1 30 1.00 Tampa Bay IP H R ER BB SO NP ERA

Jansen, W, 5-0 1.0 0 0 0 1 1 15 3.43 Strzelecki 1.0 2 0 0 0 2 23 3.27 Familia 1.0 2 1 1 1 0 18 6.09 McClanahan,

T: 2:52. A: 39,005 (41,084). Boston IP H R ER BB SO NP ERA L, 10-4 4.1 7 5 5 3 4 96 2.07

Winckowski, Pittsburgh IP H R ER BB SO NP ERA Thompson 0.2 1 0 0 0 0 13 3.79

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Whitlock, H, 2 2.0 2 0 0 0 1 34 3.07 Armstrong 0.1 1 0 0 1 0 11 3.65

A.Davis 1.0 2 0 0 0 2 24 4.15 Peters 1.2 4 1 1 0 0 38 4.91 B.Raley 0.2 0 0 0 0 0 9 2.78

Schreiber 1.0 0 0 0 0 0 14 1.62 Beede 3.0 2 0 0 0 1 34 3.12 Garza Jr. 1.0 0 0 0 0 0 15 3.44

T: 2:58. A: 35,231 (37,755). T: 3:07. A: 19,322 (38,747). T: 3:03. A: 18,023 (25,000).

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Oakland AB R H BI BB SO Avg LIV Golf Invitational Bedminster Cameron Young...................................... 71-63-65-68 267 -21 FIRST: 1 Mile $21,500 NW15000L5; PACE SIXTH: 1 Mile $30,000 NW30000L5; PACE
Bride 3b 4 0 2 0 0 1 .232 At Trump National Golf Club-Bedminster; Bedminster, N.J.; Purse: Stephan Jaeger....................................... 67-68-65-68 268 -20
Kemp lf 4 0 0 0 0 1 .214 Taylor Moore .......................................... 67-71-65-66 269 -19 1 Ehrmantraut (DDube) 7-1-1 7-1 1 Mike's Z Tam (PLachance) 6-2-1 10-1
Murphy dh 4 0 0 0 0 1 .238 Joohyung Kim ......................................... 69-72-66-63 270 -18
Brown 1b 3 0 0 0 1 1 .232 $20 million; $5 million team; Yardage: 7,242; Par: 71; a-amateur Wyndham Clark...................................... 69-68-69-65 271 -17 2 LongWeekendA(JBongiorno) 3-6-9 12-1 2 Pat Stanley N (CStratton) 6-3-3 6-1 New York Post, Monday, August 1, 2022 nypost.com
Laureano cf 3 1 2 1 1 1 .226 Final Round J.J. Spaun................................................. 69-71-66-65 271 -17
Andrus ss 4 0 0 0 0 3 .237 Russell Henley ........................................ 69-65-70-68 272 -16 3 Mullinax (JBartlett) 2-4-5 8-5 3 Family Recipe (JBartlett) 1-1-2 5-2
Piscotty rf 3 0 0 0 0 2 .213 Charley Hoffman .................................... 67-69-69-67 272 -16
Vogt c 3 0 1 0 0 0 .157 Henrik Stenson, $4,375,000........................... 64-69-69 202 -11 Scott Stallings ........................................ 70-65-67-70 272 -16 4 Bettorbuckleup (BHolland) 2-3-7 15-1 4 AlwaysAndAgain(GBrennan) 3-1-7 5-1
Allen 2b 3 0 1 0 0 0 .197 Matthew Wolff, $1,812,500 ........................... 70-70-64 204 -9 Matt Wallace .......................................... 66-71-69-66 272 -16
Dustin Johnson, $2,562,500........................... 67-69-68 204 -9 Cameron Davis ....................................... 68-73-65-67 273 -15 5 Velocity Komodo (JStratton) 1-5-6 2-1 5 Dean B Hanover (JStratton) 1-2-6 2-1
Totals 31 1 6 1 2 10 Si Woo Kim.............................................. 67-68-68-70 273 -15
Troy Merritt ............................................ 68-72-68-65 273 -15 6 Carlisimo (TButer) 4-3-4 7-1 6 Movin' On Up (ASiegelman) 3-3-2 7-1
Jason Day ................................................ 69-70-69-66 274 -14
Carlos Ortiz, $1,175,000................................. 67-70-68 205 -8 Chris Kirk................................................. 68-69-67-70 274 -14 7 Alex Tye (JMarohn) 1-8-5 15-1 7 Pyro (DDube) 5-2-2 15-1
Patrick Reed, $1,725,000 ............................... 64-73-69 206 -7 Vince Whaley.......................................... 68-71-68-67 274 -14
Paul Casey, $648,000 ..................................... 72-71-66 209 -4 Cameron Champ .................................... 66-75-67-67 275 -13 8 Mach N Cheese (GBrennan) 1-1-2 12-1 8 Peace OutPosse (JBongiorno) 5-5-1 20-1
Kurt Kitayama......................................... 67-72-67-69 275 -13 SECOND: 1 Mile $28,000 50,000CLM; TROT SEVENTH: 1 Mile $21,500 NW15000L5; PACE
Callum Tarren......................................... 67-69-73-66 275 -13
Will Zalatoris .......................................... 70-71-69-65 275 -13 1 Fashion Forever (SSmith) 5-5-4 20-1 1 Mankat (JBartlett) 5-6-4 3-1
Hayden Buckley...................................... 72-68-69-67 276 -12
Chicago AB R H BI BB SO Avg Sergio Garcia, $773,000................................. 70-70-69 209 -4 Max Homa ............................................... 72-68-67-69 276 -12 2 Justlikehim (JBartlett) 2-4-3 2-1 2 Rock Candy (SSmith) 7-8-5 7-2
Anderson ss 4 0 1 0 0 2 .311 Turk Pettit, $648,000...................................... 71-67-71 209 -4 Ben Martin .............................................. 69-71-68-68 276 -12
Vaughn 1b 4 0 0 0 0 2 .288 Lee Westwood, $1,023,000............................ 69-69-71 209 -4 Sam Ryder............................................... 67-69-72-68 276 -12 3 Grey (JMarohn) 1-4-4 5-2 3 CrunchHanover (ASiegelmn) 5-4-6 7-2
Pollock cf-lf 4 0 0 0 0 1 .236
Abreu dh 4 1 2 1 0 0 .302 4 My BoyChristian(PLachance) 7-5-4 12-1 4 Imstaynalive (PLachance) 5-1-2 12-1
Sheets rf 3 0 0 0 0 1 .227
Jimenez lf 3 1 1 1 0 0 .239 Talor Gooch, $1,398,000 ................................ 73-64-72 209 -4 5 Armagedon Seelster(DDube) 7-5-6 20-1 5 Gamblingterror (JMarohn) 2-2-1 7-1
Engel cf 0 0 0 0 0 0 .247 Brooks Koepka, $495,000 .............................. 68-76-66 210 -3
Harrison 2b 3 1 1 0 0 1 .233 Martin Kaymer, $495,000 .............................. 68-71-71 210 -3 6 Torkil (ASiegelman) 6-2-4 20-1 6 Im A Gigolo N (DDube) 1-4-8 9-2
Garcia 3b 3 1 2 1 0 0 .211
Zavala c 3 0 1 1 0 0 .296 7 Muscle Jack (GBrennan) 1-1-1 9-5 7 Rock Lights (JStratton) 4-4-9 15-1

Totals 31 4 8 4 0 7 Branden Grace, $293,333 .............................. 70-73-68 211 -2 8 Muskingum (BHolland) 4-2-5 20-1 8 L Dees Jack Lopez (MMiller) 3-6-2 20-1
Ian Poulter, $668,333 ..................................... 68-72-71 211 -2 EIGHTH: 1 Mile $39,000 OPEN HDP; PACE
Phachara Khongwatmai, $293,333............... 66-72-73 211 -2 THIRD: 1 Mile $30,000 75,000CLM; PACE

1 Benji's Best (GBrennan) 1-1-1 5-2

Sam Horsfield, $615,000................................ 70-72-70 212 -1 2 Delightful Terror (JStratton) 2-3-2 9-2 1 Priceless Beach (JMarohn) 5-5-7 3-1
Chase Koepka, $229,000 ............................... 69-73-71 213 E
Charl Schwartzel, $229,000 .......................... 70-69-74 213 E 3 Raukapuka Ruler N (DDube) 3-2-2 12-1 2 Semi Tough (GBrennan) 5-2-3 5-1

4 Major Betts (JBongiorno) 4-3-2 3-1 3 AnothrmastrpieceN(JBrtlett) 7-1-3 4-1

Matthew Jones, $200,000.............................. 72-73-69 214 +1 5 American Boy N (CStratton) 5-2-8 10-1 4 Jack's Legend N (TButer) 3-2-1 3-1
Louis Oosthuizen, $200,000 .......................... 73-71-70 214 +1
Oakland 010 000 000 — 1 6 0 Justin Harding, $200,000 ............................... 70-74-70 214 +1 6 Barbados (TButer) 2-5-1 8-1 5 Funatthebeach N (JStratton) 1-3-4 5-2
Chicago 030 000 10x — 4 8 0
7 Keystone Phoenix (JBartlett) 2-2-1 4-1 6 None Bettor A (JBongiorno) 4-1-2 9-1
NINTH: 1 Mile $30,000 NW35651L5; PACE
Travis Smyth, $172,000 ................................. 69-73-73 215 +2 LPGA Tour - rust Golf Women's Scottish Open 8 Patriot Nation (BHolland) 6-1-7 20-1
LOB: Oakland 5, Chicago 3. 2B: Allen (6), Shaun Norris, $168,000.................................. 72-74-70 216 +3 FOURTH: 1 Mile $28,000 50,000CLM; PACE 1 Traceur Hanover (GBrennan) 2-1-1 6-1
Laureano (15), Harrison (14), Zavala (8). HR: Euginio Chacarra, $293,000 .......................... 73-72-71 216 +3 At Dundonald Links; Troon, United Kingdom; Purse: $2 million;
Laureano (11), off Cease; Abreu (12), off Yardage: 6,494; Par: 72 1 Bettor Be Oscar A (BBoyd) 7-6-7 15-1 2 American DealerN (JStratton) 5-4-4 4-1
Oller; Jimenez (5), off Oller. RBIs: Laureano
(23), Abreu (49), Garcia (18), Zavala (16), Peter Uihlein, $168,000.................................. 70-74-72 216 +3 Final Round 2 Mariner Seelster (GBrennan) 1-1-1 5-2 3 Splash Brother (TButer) 4-7-5 3-1
Jimenez (16). Runners left in scoring Laurie Canter, $160,000................................. 75-72-70 217 +4
position: Oakland 1 (Andrus); Chicago 1 James Piot, $160,000 ..................................... 73-73-71 217 +4 Ayaka Furue ................................................... 69-68-68-62 267 -21 3 Ozone Blue Chip (JBartlett) 3-5-2 2-1 4 Smokin By N (DDube) 1-1-4 9-1
(Anderson). RISP: Oakland 0 for 2; Chicago 2 Celine Boutier ................................................ 65-69-67-69 270 -18
for 3. LIDP: Sheets. GIDP: Andrus. DP: Hyo Joo Kim.................................................... 67-68-70-66 271 -17 4 Beckhams Z Tam (DDube) 3-4-7 9-2 5 Im Sir Blake A (MMiller) 1-6-3 9-2
Oakland 1 (Brown); Chicago 1 (Harrison, Cheyenne Knight ........................................... 69-68-67-67 271 -17
Vaughn). Jinichiro Kozuma, $160,000........................... 69-75-73 217 +4 Lydia Ko .......................................................... 65-65-71-71 272 -16 5 Forever Fav (JStratton) 5-1-5 5-1 6 Exploit (JBartlett) 1-1-2 5-1
Jason Kokrak, $160,000 ................................. 69-75-73 217 +4 Alison Lee ....................................................... 67-68-71-66 272 -16
Charles Howell III, $160,000.......................... 68-76-73 217 +4 Nasa Hataoka................................................. 68-69-68-68 273 -15 6 Kinnder Jackson (BHolland) 5-5-6 20-1 7 UndrthsouthrnsunN (JBngrn) 1-5-1 7-1
Maude-Aimee Leblanc .................................. 67-69-66-72 274 -14
Wichanee Meechai ........................................ 69-65-70-70 274 -14 7 Mikey Camden(ASiegelman) 2-1-3 15-1 8 Chase H Hanover (BHolland) 6-8-1 15-1
Lilia Vu ............................................................ 65-67-71-71 274 -14 TENTH: 1 Mile $28,000 50,000CLM; PACE
8 Fast N First (JMarohn) 1-8-4 20-1

Hudson Swafford, $151,000 .......................... 72-76-70 218 +5 FIFTH: 1 Mile $30,000 75,000CLM; TROT
Pat Perez, $901,000........................................ 70-77-71 218 +5
Bernd Wiesberger, $151,000......................... 71-74-73 218 +5 1 Altus Hanover (JBartlett) 4-3-2 4-1 1 Mach Doro A (DDube) 2-5-1 7-2

2 Top Me Off (BBoyd) 1-1-5 3-1 2 Conboyville (ASiegelman) 8-5-3 12-1

Bryson Dechambeau, $151,000 .................... 71-74-73 218 +5 3 Stonebridge Gamble (TButer) 8-8-2 5-1 3 Elwell (JStratton) 2-1-3 9-5
Phil Mickelson, $146,000 ............................... 75-73-71 219 +6
4 Kandy Sweet (JBongiorno) 5-5-5 8-1 4 B Like Cruiser (JBartlett) 1-4-2 8-5

Oakland IP H R ER BB SO NP ERA Sadom Kaewkanjana, $141,000.................... 76-71-73 220 +7 DP World tour - Hero Open 5 Publicity Seeker (JStratton) 5-4-1 7-2 5 Ll Mystro (BHolland) 4-1-3 12-1
Oller, L, 1-4 6.1 7 4 4 0 6 98 7.68 Graeme McDowell, $141,000 ........................ 73-74-73 220 +7
Snead 0.2 1 0 0 0 1 9 6.35 Ryosuke Kinoshita, $141,000 ........................ 71-76-73 220 +7 At Torrance Course; Kingsbarns, United Kingdom; Purse: $1.8 million; 6 StrikingGenson(ASiegelman) 7-2-1 20-1 6 War Dan Delight N (MMiller) 8-2-2 20-1
Selman 1.0 0 0 0 0 0 13 4.50 Yardage: 7,230; Par: 72
7 Smalltwnthrwdwn(GBrennn) 2-5-3 6-1 7 Alotbettor N (JMarohn) 6-3-4 20-1
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Kevin Na, $141,000......................................... 71-74-75 220 +7 8 Emotions Riches (DDube) 3-1-6 15-1 8 Moonlight Shadow (TButer) 3-4-5 20-1

Chicago IP H R ER BB SO NP ERA PGA Tour - Rocket Mortgage Classic Sean Crocker,460), $303,391......................... 63-66-69-68 266 -22
Eddie Pepperell, (305), $196,312................... 67-66-69-65 267 -21
Cease, W, 11-4 6.0 4 1 1 1 7 94 2.01 At North Course; Detroit; Purse: $8.4 million; Yardage: 7,370; Par: 72 David Law, 154), $100,833 ............................. 65-66-70-68 269 -19 Saratoga Sunday results
Adrian Otaegui, (154), $100,833................... 64-67-70-68 269 -19
Kelly, H, 11 1.0 0 0 0 1 1 19 5.91 Final Round Jens Dantorp, (106), $69,066 ........................ 64-67-69-70 270 -18
Oliver Hundeoll Jorgnsn, (106), $69,066......... 67-67-69-67 270 -18
Graveman, H, 16 1.0 1 0 0 0 0 15 2.82 Tony Finau............................................... 64-66-65-67 262 -26 FIRST-7 fur; $88,000; mdn spl wt; 3up (f&m) SIXTH-5½ fur; $105,000; mdn spl wt; 2YO F
Patrick Cantlay....................................... 70-65-66-66 267 -21
Hendriks, S, 1.0 1 0 0 0 2 16 3.28 Taylor Pendrith....................................... 64-65-66-72 267 -21 2 Truncy (Velzquez) 3.50 2.40 2.10 5 Prank (Ortiz,Jr.) 3.10 2.60 2.30
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6 Photon (Ortiz) 4.40 2.70 1 St. Benedcts Prp (Frnco) 4.60 2.90

T: 2:42. A: 30,028 (40,615). 1 Voleuse (Rosario) 2.20 7 My Betsy (Alvarado) 4.00

Astros 3, Mariners 2, 10 inn. Dodgers 7, Rockies 3 Rangers 5, Angels 2 • •$1.00 Exacta (2-6) $8.40 $0.10 Superfecta $1.00 Pick 3 (8-6-5) $79.00 $1.00 Daily
•(2-6-1-7) $4.30 $0.50 Trifecta (2-6-1) $7.95
Reds 3, Orioles 2 Seattle AB R H BI BB SO Avg Los Angeles AB R H BI BB SO Avg Texas AB R H BI BB SO Avg • •Double (6-5) $7.60 $1.00 Exacta (5-1) $9.60
Frazier cf-rf 4 1 2 0 1 2 .244 Betts 2b-rf 5 0 1 0 0 0 .266 Semien ss 3 1 1 0 1 1 .241 SECOND-1 1/16 mile; $105,000; mdn spl wt; •$1.00 Consolation Pick 3 (8-5-5) $17.80
Baltimore AB R H BI BB SO Avg Winker lf 4 1 1 2 0 1 .226 T.Turner ss 5 0 1 0 0 0 .309 Taveras cf 3 1 1 0 1 1 .325
Krehbiel p-p 0 0 0 0 0 0 --- Crawford ss 4 0 0 0 0 0 .264 Freeman 1b 5 0 3 1 0 0 .325 Heim c 3 1 0 0 1 1 .263 2YO F • • •$0.10 Superfecta (5-1-7-4) $21.50 $0.50
Santana 1b 3 0 0 0 1 0 .202 Smith c 5 0 1 0 0 3 .261 Lowe 1b 4 0 1 1 0 2 .275
Suarez 3b 4 0 1 0 0 2 .231 Lamb dh 4 2 1 0 1 1 .238 Garcia dh 2 1 0 0 2 1 .247 Trifecta (5-1-7) $22.12
Lewis dh 3 0 0 0 1 2 .179 Lux lf-2b 3 1 0 0 1 0 .299 Duran 3b-2b 4 0 1 3 0 3 .242
Mancini rf 5 0 0 0 0 2 .268 Raleigh c 4 0 0 0 0 1 .207 Muncy 3b 2 1 0 1 1 0 .161 Calhoun rf 4 0 0 0 0 3 .215 4 B Yr Bst (IRE) (Ortz) 19.80 10.00 6.10 SEVENTH-1 3/16 mile; $125,000; alc opt
1-Haggerty pr 0 0 0 0 0 0 .286 Bellinger cf 4 1 2 1 0 0 .207 Culberson 2b 2 1 1 0 0 1 .255
Rutschman dh-c 4 0 0 0 0 1 .241 Torrens c 0 0 0 0 0 0 .208 Outman rf-lf 4 2 3 3 0 1 .750 Smith ph-3b 2 0 0 0 0 1 .221 9 Callie's Grit (Gaffalione) 16.60 9.10 cl($80,000); 3up
Toro 2b 4 0 0 0 0 1 .175 Hernandez lf 1 0 0 1 0 0 .222
Santander lf 4 1 3 1 0 0 .257 Larsen rf 1 0 0 0 0 1 .000 Totals 37 7 12 6 3 5 Viloria ph 1 0 0 0 0 1 .167 10 Free Look (Prat) 4.40 5 Sldr Rsng (GB) (Ortz) 5.80 3.90 2.80
Kelenic cf 3 0 0 0 0 2 .135 Solak lf 0 0 0 0 0 0 .205
Hays cf 3 0 1 0 1 1 .261 Scr: Empress Isabel 11 Street Ready (Saez) 22.20 9.80
Totals 34 2 4 2 3 12 Totals 29 5 5 5 5 15
Urias 2b-3b 3 0 0 0 1 1 .256 • •$1.00 Daily Double (2-4) $25.00 $1.00 2 Value Engineering (Prat) 4.00
•Exacta (4-9) $129.50 $1.00 Quinella (4-9) Scr: Intrepid Heart,Burning Bright,T D Dance
Mountcastle 1b 3 1 1 0 1 1 .255 •$91.75 $0.10 Superfecta (4-9-10-7) $998.40 $1.00 Pick 3 (6-5-5) $29.75 $1.00 Daily
• $0.50 Trifecta (4-9-10) $349.25
Nevin 3b 2 0 0 0 0 1 .204 • •Double (5-5) $5.40 $1.00 Exacta (5-11)
• •$124.50 $0.10 Superfecta (5-11-2-3) $271.45
Odor ph-2b 2 0 1 0 0 0 .201 THIRD-7 fur; $80,000; wcl($50,000); 3YO F • $0.50 Trifecta (5-11-2) $339.75
Mateo ss 4 0 0 0 0 2 .211
8 Trde Secrt (Gomz) 19.00 9.00 7.10
Chirinos c 2 0 0 0 0 1 .152 EIGHTH-1 mile 3 fur; $250,000; stk; 4up
3 Knowing Glance (Saez) 6.80 4.90
Mullins ph 0 0 0 1 0 0 .256 Colorado AB R H BI BB SO Avg 6 Rckmprr (IRE) (Prt) 6.90 3.40 2.60
Bautista p 0 0 0 0 0 0 --- Blackmon dh 4 0 1 0 0 1 .271 1 Tweaqued (McCarthy) 6.70
Iglesias ss 3 1 1 0 0 0 .306 2 Arklow (Ortiz,Jr.) 4.10 2.70
Vavra ph 0 0 0 0 1 0 .000 Bryant lf 2 1 0 0 1 1 .306 • •$1.00 Pick 3 (2-4-8) $390.00 $1.00 Daily
Houston AB R H BI BB SO Avg Daza cf 1 0 1 0 0 0 .294 •Double (4-8) $103.50 $1.00 Exacta (8-3) 1 L'Imperator (FR) (Franco) 3.00
Totals 32 2 6 2 4 10 Altuve 2b 3 1 2 0 1 0 .273 Rodgers 2b 4 0 1 0 0 1 .278 • •$64.75 $0.10 Superfecta (8-3-1-4) $655.15 Scr: Cibolian
Gurriel 1b 5 1 2 0 0 0 .243 Grichuk rf 4 0 2 2 0 1 .259 $1.00 Pick 3 (5-5-6) $17.90 $1.00 Daily
Cincinnati AB R H BI BB SO Avg Alvarez dh 5 0 1 1 0 2 .310 McMahon 3b 4 0 0 0 0 1 .231 Los Angeles AB R H BI BB SO Avg $0.50 Trifecta (8-3-1) $199.25
India 2b 3 1 2 0 1 1 .257 Bregman 3b 4 0 0 0 0 1 .242 Joe 1b 4 0 1 0 0 2 .252 Sierra cf 3 0 0 0 0 0 .143 • • •Double (5-6) $13.50 $1.00 Exacta (6-2)
Solano 3b 3 1 0 0 1 1 .313 Tucker rf 4 0 1 1 0 1 .242 Hilliard cf-lf 4 0 0 0 0 3 .175 Ward ph-rf 1 0 1 0 0 0 .276 FOURTH-6 fur; $95,000; alc; 3up • •$13.30 $0.10 Superfecta (6-2-1-3) $5.40
Pham lf 3 0 0 0 1 1 .238 Pena ss 4 0 0 0 0 1 .252 Serven c 4 1 1 1 0 2 .225 Ohtani dh 2 1 2 0 2 0 .255
Votto dh 4 0 2 1 0 1 .218 McCormick lf 2 0 0 0 2 1 .231 Rengifo 2b 4 0 1 1 0 1 .275 8 Unque Unons (Sz) 18.80 6.90 4.20 $0.50 Trifecta (6-2-1) $17.00
Moustakas 1b 2 0 0 0 0 0 .205 Meyers cf 3 0 0 0 0 3 .216 Totals 34 3 8 3 1 12 Walsh 1b 3 0 0 0 1 1 .232
Drury ph-1b 1 1 1 1 1 0 .275 a-Diaz ph 1 0 0 0 0 0 .250 Stassi c 4 1 1 0 0 3 .213 2 Bold Journey (Ortiz) 6.30 4.20 NINTH-6½ fur; $200,000; stk; 3YO
K.Farmer ss 3 0 0 1 0 1 .252 Dubon cf 0 1 0 0 0 0 .214 Marsh lf-cf 4 0 2 0 0 1 .226
Senzel cf 3 0 1 0 0 2 .251 Lee c 3 0 0 0 0 1 .160 Thomas rf-lf 3 0 1 0 1 0 .091 1 Dr. Blute (Gaffalione) 2.80 2 Gunite (Gaffalone) 16.80 6.20 4.40
Fraley rf 3 0 1 0 0 1 .180 b-Matijevic ph 1 0 0 0 0 1 .192 Gosselin 3b 4 0 0 0 0 2 .120
Papierski c 3 0 0 0 0 0 .161 Maldonado c 0 0 0 0 0 0 .173 Velazquez ss 2 0 0 1 0 0 .176 Scr: Majority Partner 5 Accretive (Ortiz,Jr.) 4.40 3.70
Adell ph 1 0 0 0 0 1 .228
Totals 28 3 7 3 4 8 Totals 35 3 6 2 3 11 • •$1.00 Pick 3 (4-8-8) $1177.50 $1.00 Daily 6 Runnnsonofagun (Crmouche) 9.20
Totals 31 2 8 2 4 9 •Double (8-8) $79.25 $1.00 Exacta (8-2)
Los Angeles 002 201 110 — 7 12 0 • •$46.25 $1.00 Quinella (2-8) $21.80 $0.10 $3.00 Pick 3 ((TRIPLE PLAY) 6-6-2) $331.50
Colorado 003 000 000 — 3 8 2 •Superfecta (8-2-1-3) $72.90 $0.50 Trifecta
• $1.00 Pick 3 (5-6-2) $77.50 $1.00 Daily
(8-2-1) $88.37 • •Double (6-2) $24.70 $1.00 Exacta (2-5)
• • •$25.25 $0.10 Superfecta (2-5-6-4) $169.80
FIFTH-1 mile 3 fur; $120,000; alc opt •$0.50 Trifecta (2-5-6) $215.25 $1.00 Grand

Baltimore 000 000 110 — 2 6 0 E: Bryant (2), Grichuk (3). LOB: Los Angeles cl($62,500); 3up (f&m) Slam (1/5/7-2/5/9/11/12-1/2/5/6-2) $21.10
Cincinnati 000 002 01x — 3 7 1 7, Colorado 6. 2B: Bellinger (17), Lamb (5),
Freeman (35), Outman (1), Grichuk (17), Joe 6 Cptl Strctr (GB) (OrtzJr.) 6.20 4.40 3.20 TENTH-5½ fur; $50,000; mdn clm($40,000); 3up
(18). HR: Outman (1), off Marquez; Serven
LOB: Baltimore 8, Cincinnati 6. 2B: India (10). Seattle 000 000 020 0 — 2 4 1 (4), off Gonsolin. RBIs: Outman 3 (3), 3 Ice Princess (SantanaJr.) 11.20 6.00 6 Mjstc Jhnsn (OrtzJr.) 12.40 6.90 5.60
Houston 200 000 000 1 — 3 6 0 Bellinger (39), Muncy (32), Freeman (66),
HR: Santander (19), off Diaz; Drury (20), off Serven (10), Grichuk 2 (51). SB: Lux (6). SF: 2 Community Adjusted (Franco) 6.40 7 Sharp Sensation (Saez) 8.70 7.40
Muncy. Runners left in scoring position: Los
One out when winning run scored. LOB: Angeles 5 (Betts, Outman, Smith, Lamb 2); Scr: Forever Dreaming,Good Penny 2 Steerage (Samuel) 6.00
Seattle 6, Houston 9. 2B: Gurriel (30). HR: Colorado 3 (Hilliard, Grichuk, Serven). RISP: Scr: Gimmebackmybullets
Bautista. RBIs: Mullins (43), Santander (56), Winker (9), off Stanek. RBIs: Winker 2 (37), Los Angeles 3 for 13; Colorado 2 for 10. Texas 100 010 003 — 5 5 0 • •$1.00 Pick 3 (8-8-6) $383.00 $0.50 Pick 4 • •$1.00 Pick 3 (6-2-6) $125.75 $0.50 Pick 4
Tucker (65), Alvarez (70). SB: Gurriel (7), Los Angeles 110 000 000 — 2 8 1 •(4-8-8-5/6/10) $1488.25 $0.50 Pick 5 (2-4-8- •(5/9/12-5/6-2-6) $217.25 $0.50 Pick 5 (5-
Votto (38), K.Farmer (50), Drury (59). CS: Altuve (9). . RISP: Seattle 0 for 4; Houston 2 •8-5/6/10) $5692.00 $1.00 Daily Double (8-6)
for 9. Runners moved up: Gurriel 2. • •$34.00 $1.00 Exacta (6-3) $47.50 $1.00 5/9/12-5/6-2-6) $556.75 $1.00 Pick 6
Pham (2). SF: Mullins, K.Farmer. Runners E: Marsh (3). LOB: Texas 3, Los Angeles 7. •Consolation Pick 3 (8-8-5) $76.50 $0.10
2B: Culberson (5), Duran (6). 3B: Ohtani (3). •Superfecta (6-3-2-7) $164.75 $0.50 Trifecta •(5/6/10-5-5/9/12-5/6-2-6) $30.25 $1.00 Pick
left in scoring position: Baltimore 4 (Urias, RBIs: Lowe (45), Hernandez (3), Duran 3 •(6-3-2) $165.00 $1.00 Consolation Double (8- •6 (5/6/10-5-5/9/12-5/6-2-6) $1652.00 $1.00
(14), Rengifo (22), Velazquez (22). SB: •Daily Double (2-6) $50.50 $1.00 Exacta (6-7)
Mountcastle, Nevin, Mancini); Cincinnati 2 Semien (19). CS: Semien (3), Ohtani (7), 5) $7.50 •$53.50 $0.10 Superfecta (6-7-2-12) $589.65
Garcia (4). SF: Hernandez, Velazquez. RISP: • •$0.50 Trifecta (6-7-2) $264.50
(Senzel, Solano). RISP: Baltimore 0 for 6; Texas 2 for 6; Los Angeles 1 for 6.

Cincinnati 1 for 4. Runners moved up: Seattle IP H R ER BB SO NP ERA
Kirby 4.0 3 2 2 1 7 74 3.56
Mateo, Pham. GIDP: Moustakas. DP: Murfee 2.0 1 0 0 0 0 23 2.38
Brash 1.0 1 0 0 0 2 16 6.26
Baltimore 1 (Chirinos, Mateo, Mountcastle). Sewald 1.0 0 0 0 0 0 8 2.66 Los Angeles IP H R ER BB SO NP ERA
Swanson 1.0 0 0 0 1 2 19 1.16
Baltimore IP H R ER BB SO NP ERA Bernardino, Gonsolin, W, 12-1 5.0 5 3 3 1 6 92 2.41 Texas IP H R ER BB SO NP ERA Transactions
0.1 1 1 0 1 0 6 0.00
Voth 5.0 4 0 0 0 6 77 2.84 L, 0-1 Almonte, H, 7 1.1 0 0 0 0 2 19 1.23 Dunning 6.0 7 2 2 3 4 84 4.30 BASEBALL

Baker 0.1 0 2 2 2 0 18 4.15 Vesia, H, 10 0.2 1 0 0 0 1 13 3.34 Burke, W, 5-2 2.0 1 0 0 1 4 34 1.17 Major League Baseball Mark McLaughlin, SS Taishi
Nakawake, 3Bs Brooks Baldwin and
Perez 0.1 1 0 0 1 0 14 1.25 Bickford 1.0 1 0 0 0 1 13 5.19 Hernandez, S, 1-1 1.0 0 0 0 0 1 14 0.00 American League Drake Logan, 2B Mario Camilletti, LHP
Jake Palisch, Cs Michael Turner and
Krehbiel 1.0 1 0 0 0 1 16 2.35 Kimbrel 1.0 1 0 0 0 2 26 4.25 Chicago White Sox: Agreed to terms Troy Claunch and 1B Tim Elko on
with RHPs Eric Hilderbrand, Tristan minor league contracts.
Bautista, L, 3-3 1.1 1 1 1 1 1 18 1.66 Los Angeles IP H R ER BB SO NP ERA Stivors, Mason Adams, Nick Kansas City Royals: Optioned RHP
Altermatt, Drew McDaniel, Kole Jonathan Heasley to Omaha (IL).
Cincinnati IP H R ER BB SO NP ERA Houston IP H R ER BB SO NP ERA Colorado IP H R ER BB SO NP ERA Detmers 7.0 3 2 1 3 12 105 3.62 Ramage, Connor McCullough and Recalled RHP Carlos Hernandez from
Marquez, L, 6-9 6.0 6 5 4 2 4 90 5.29 Omaha.
Lodolo 6.0 4 1 1 2 7 98 4.23 Odorizzi 7.0 2 0 0 2 8 94 3.75 Stephenson 1.0 3 1 1 0 1 18 5.00 Tepera 1.0 0 0 0 0 2 14 4.26
Bird 1.0 1 1 1 1 0 21 4.82
Kuhnel, H, 3 0.2 1 0 0 0 0 8 5.74 Stanek, BS, 1-3 1.0 1 2 2 1 0 14 1.24 Sheffield 1.0 2 0 0 0 0 17 0.00
T: 3:11. A: 36,212 (50,445).
Diaz, W, 3-1 1.1 1 1 1 1 2 28 2.08 Pressly 1.0 1 0 0 0 2 19 3.09 Quijada, L, 0-3 0.1 1 3 3 2 1 17 3.32

B.Farmer, S, 1-1 1.0 0 0 0 1 1 16 5.91 Neris, W, 4-3 1.0 0 0 0 0 2 15 3.64 Iglesias 0.2 1 0 0 0 0 9 4.04

T: 3:22. A: 20,496 (42,319). . T: 3:08. A: 35,773 (41,168). T: 2:56. A: 29,257 (45,517).

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actionnetwork.com pitched) boast a worse home runs per
Hall of Fame game- Canton, Ohio nine innings than Eovaldi this season.
Like the rest of the Red Sox, it’s been a
Monday Thursday, Aug. 11 pretty disappointing season for Nathan Eovaldi still does a terrific job limiting
Eovaldi, who enters Monday’s contest walks, but his inability to suppress hard
Favorite Money Line Underdog PATRIOTS 2 (34) Giants with a 4-3 record, 4.43 ERA and 1.25 contact and terrible form is a recipe for
WHIP, and it’s only getting worse. disaster against an Astros offense that
YANKEES $165-195 Mariners RAVENS 4 (34) Titans ranks third in the MLB in home runs
Mets $205-245 NATIONALS Since returning from the IL, Eovaldi and fifth in slugging percentage.
GUARDIANS $110-130 EAGLES Friday, Aug. 12 Jets has allowed 16 earned runs on 23 hits
RANGERS $145-170 D’backs 1 (33.5) and four walks in 13 innings over three Luis Garcia has been up and down for
ASTROS $155-180 Orioles starts. That’s good enough for an 11.08 Houston this season, but his 3.63 xFIP
Red Sox LIONS 3 (33) Falcons ERA and 2.08 WHIP. And while his 4.53 suggests he’s got some positive
xFIP in that span implies that Eovaldi regression coming his way. And even
White Sox $145-170 ROYALS JAGUARS 1.5 (33) Browns has been unfortunate and ineffective, it’s though Garcia, too, struggles to keep the
PADRES $170-200 Rockies not like this stretch is all that surprising. ball in the yard, his batted-ball data is
Dodgers $115-135 GIANTS BENGALS 2.5 (33.5) Cardinals much more encouraging than Eovaldi’s.
Home teams in CAPS Per StatCast, Eovaldi ranks in the ninth
49ERS 3 (33.5) Packers percentile in hard hit rate, 14th percentile This game has plenty of blow-out
in expected slugging percentage and 12th potential, so there’s some value on
Home team in CAPS percentile in barrel rate. Batters are Houston to win by multiple runs.
squaring up the Red Sox right-hander at
an alarming rate. In fact, only two THE PLAY: Astros, -1.5 runs.
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WNBA: Ionescu, Liberty cruise as the Rangers beat the Angels, 5-2, despite Pitching Form
Los Angeles starter Reid Detmers throw-
Natasha Howard had 23 points and 12 ing an immaculate inning. Game time 2022 '22 vs OPP CAREER LAST 3 STARTS
rebounds to help the Liberty beat the W-L IP ERA
Phoenix Mercury, 89-69, on Sunday at Bar-  In Denver, James Outman homered W-L ERA *REC W-L ERA vs OPP
clays Center.
on the first swing of his first big-league at- Mariners Gonzales (L) 6-10 3.66 8-12 — — 0-1 1-1 18.2 5.79
Sabrina Ionescu had 10 points, 16 as- bat and finished with three hits and three Yankees German (R) 7:05pm 0-1 8.22 0-2 — — 1-0 *0-1 11.2 7.23
sists and eight rebounds for the Liberty. RBIs as the Dodgers beat the Rockies, 7-3,
Her assist total equaled the WNBA record and closed out July with 21 victories. Mets Scherzer (R) 6-2 2.09 9-4 1-0 4.50 2-0 0-1 19.1 1.86
for a regular-season game, matching Ti- 7:05pm 4-14 6.49 4-17 0-2 6.08 5-9 0-3 10.2 13.50
cha Penicheiro (twice), Courtney Van- GoLF: Finau rolls; Young tied for 2nd Nationals Corbin (L)
dersloot and Sue Bird. Vandersloot set
the all-time mark of 18 for Chicago in the Tony Finau ran away with the Rocket Tigers Skubal (L) 7-8 3.67 10-10 1-1 3.75 2-3 1-1 18.0 2.00
2020 playoffs against Indiana. Mortgage Classic at Detroit Golf Club to Twins TBD 7:40pm
become the first PGA Tour player in three
NFL: Niners lavish deal upon Deebo years to win consecutive regular-season Orioles Watkins (R) 3-1 4.03 8-5 1-0 1.35 1-0 2-0 17.0 2.65
events. Rangers Gray (R) 8:05pm 7-6 4.45 9-9 — — — 1-1 16.0 5.63
The 49ers are finalizing a three-year
contract extension with All-Pro receiver Finau closed with a 5-under 67 for a five- Red Sox Eovaldi (R) 4-3 4.43 7-8 0-1 32.40 1-3 0-1 13.0 11.08
Deebo Samuel that will clear the way for shot victory and a tournament-record 26- Astros Garcia (R) 8:10pm 8-6 3.81 12-6 0-1 6.75 1-1 1-1 16.2 3.78
their top offensive playmaker to return to under 262 total. Scarborough, N.Y., native
the practice field. and rookie of the year front-runner Cam- Royals Keller (R) 5-11 4.18 7-12 0-0 2.57 5-5 1-2 17.0 4.24
eron Young (68), Taylor Pendrith (72) 8:10pm 4-6 3.16 8-10 0-0 3.60 0-0 2-0 15.2 2.30
NFL Network first reported the sides had and Patrick Cantlay (66) tied for second. White Sox Kopech (R)
reached an agreement and said the new
contract will be worth $71.55 million with  In Irvine, Scotland, Ayaka Furue ran Reds Greene (R) 3-12 5.59 4-15 0-1 2.84 0-1 0-2 17.1 3.63
$58.1 million in contract guarantees. The ex- Marlins TBD 6:40pm
tension will allow Samuel to hit free agency off six straight birdies in the middle of her
in 2026 when he will be 30 years old. round and rallied from a four-shot deficit Rockies Senzatela (R) 3-5 4.90 6-9 1-0 1.50 8-3 0-1 13.2 5.93
with a 10-under 62 to win the Women’s Padres Clevinger (R) 9:40pm 2-3 3.38 7-3 0-1 7.36 1-2 0-2 18.1 3.44
 A decision on discipline for Browns Scottish Open for her first LPGA Tour title.
Dodgers Heaney (L) 1-0 0.47 3-1 — — 1-2 1-0 15.0 0.60
quarterback Deshaun Watson following Autos: Reddick conquers Indy Giants Webb (R) 9:45pm 9-4 2.91 12-9 0-0 1.50 1-2 1-1 18.1 3.44
accusations of sexual misconduct is ex-
pected Monday. Tyler Reddick closed the best month of D’backs Davies (R) 2-4 3.94 5-10 — — 0-0 0-1 18.0 3.00
his career with an overtime win Sunday on
MLB: Alvarez, Astros top M’s in 10 the road course at Indianapolis Motor Guardians Quantrill (R) 7:10pm 7-5 3.97 10-9 — — 1-1 2-0 16.1 3.86
Speedway to give him two victories in the
Yordan Alvarez hit an RBI single with last five NASCAR Cup Series races. * REC: Won-lost record of pitcher's team in games he has started. *Includes one start at the end of 2021.
one out in the 10th inning to lift the Astros
to a 3-2 win over the Mariners in Houston. Reddick broke through for his first ca- STITCHES
reer victory on July 3, then announced
Mauricio Dubón started the 10th as the nine days later he was leaving Richard Don’t sleep on Seattle
automatic runner on second and the Mari- Childress Racing in 2024 to drive for 23XI,
ners intentionally walked Jose Altuve. the team owned by Denny Hamlin and It took four months but Will “Slappy” Monday. Gonzo limited the Rangers to
Dubón advanced to third on a fly ball by Michael Jordan. Smith has formally apologized to Chris four hits over seven strong innings to
Yuli Gurriel. Alvarez then laced a Rock for slapping him at the Academy get the ‘W’ in his last start. Domingo
grounder off Brennan Bernardino, who  In Budapest, Formula One champion Awards in March. Nineteen years later, German has made two starts for the
was making his MLB debut, to left field to Smith still hasn’t apologized for “Bad Yanks since being reactivated. The line
send Dubón home. Max Verstappen overcame a spin and his Boys II.” ... Up next, Carlos Beltran reads: seven runs, 11 hits, 7 ²/₃ innings.
worst starting spot of the season to win apologizes for not swinging in Game 7 German will find his form. Hoping it’s
 In Anaheim, Calif., Ezequiel Duran the Hungarian Grand Prix. His eighth win of the 2006 NLCS. not today. 10 units on the Mariners.
of the season pushed Verstappen’s lead to
hit a three-run double in the ninth inning 80 points over Charles Leclerc as F1 The slap is history, and so is the +$
heads into its midseason break. Mariners’ 14-game winning streak. Dominant pitching. Carlos Rodon had
However, Seattle became a player in the 10 strikeouts, the Giant pen added three
AL postseason chase. The Mariners more, and they shut out the Schlubs, 4-
begin a three-game set at Yankee 0. Winner. Up +2,023 marichals.
Stadium, and Marco Gonzales starts
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Home Team Lineups HOME AWAY Odds & Ends 2022 NFL BETTING PREVIEW New York Post, Monday, August 1, 2022 nypost.com

TODAY TUE WED THU FRI SAT SUN MAJOR LEAGUE Baker’s got recipe for
Aug. 1 Aug. 2 Aug. 3 Aug. 4 Aug. 5 Aug. 6 Aug. 7 BASEBALL
Odds to win
Seattle Sea. Sea. St. L. St. L. St. L.
7:05 2022 World Series
YES 7:05 1:05 NO 8:15 7:15 2:15 improved Panthers
WFAN
YES YES GAME Amaz. Fox YES TEAM ODDS
660 AM/
101.9 FM WFAN WFAN WFAN WFAN WFAN Yankees +350

Washington (DH) Dodgers +350
7:05 Atl.
SNY Wash. Wash. Atl. Atl. 1:10 Atl. Astros +450 By Jon Helmkamp season, Cleveland averaged the fifth-most
WCBS 7:05 4:05 7:10 7:10 SNY 4:10 rush attempts per game in the league.
SNY SNY SNY SNY WCBS SNY Mets +650 The Post and Action Network will be
880 AM WCBS WCBS WCBS WCBS WCBS previewing gambling picks and futures for Call me a Baker Believer, but I
Braves +900 all 32 NFL teams ahead of the 2022 genuinely believe that Mayfield can
regular season. provide a level of stability and
Blue Jays 14/1 playmaking to this offense that the
CAROLINA PANTHERS Panthers have genuinely been lacking.
L.A. L.A. Padres 18/1 They have skill-position players capable
Odds to win Super Bowl: 125/1 of making plays with the ball in their
NO 7:00 7:00 NO NO Phx. NO Brewers 20/1 2021 record: 5-12, fourth in NFC South hands and have a fast, athletic young
GAME YES YES GAME GAME 10:00 GAME There’s no denying that the Panthers defense that can be disruptive. Do I think
App App YES Mariners 30/1 were a massive disappointment last year. they’re going to the playoffs? No, not yet,
With talented playmakers Christian but I do believe they can win more than
CBSSN CBSSN Cardinals 35/1 McCaffrey and D.J. Moore, and a young seven games.
and explosive defense, the Panthers
White Sox 40/1 should have been able to do much better Pick: Over 6.5 (+105, Caesars)
than a 5-12 record.
(DH) Mets split doubleheader: second game starts at 7:10 p.m. Rays 40/1 A few things plagued them. Firstly, the Player props
on PIX11, WCBS-880 AM. injuries to McCaffrey continue to be a
Twins 50/1 major issue. The star running back and Speaking of expecting Mayfield to have
engine of their offense has only played in a bounce-back season, the line on his
Tuesday Saturday Phillies 50/1 a combined 10 games over the last two passing touchdowns is set far too low. In
seasons. That’s not what Carolina two of the three seasons prior to last
Guardians 80/1 expected when they rewarded him with a year, Mayfield had thrown for at least 26
four-year, $64 million contract following passing touchdowns — as stated above,
Colorado Rapids Columbus Crew Giants 80/1 the 2019 season. that was in one of the most run-heavy
7:30 7:30 Their quarterback play, or lack thereof, offenses in the NFL.
Red Sox 100/1 was another major reason the Panthers
TV- MSG TV- YES struggled last year. Sam Darnold and his The Panthers provide more of a
Orioles 250/1 fresh start didn’t work out, and he played balanced offense for Mayfield to operate
in only 11 games due to injuries. in, sitting in the middle of the pack last
Angels 1,000/1 Now having traded for Baker Mayfield year in passing play percentage (16th)
to potentially solve their quarterback despite all of their issues at quarterback.
Today's Sports on the Air Marlins 1,000/1 issues, and with McCaffrey slated for a
healthy start to the season, should the Mayfield has more pass-catching
Rangers 1,000/1 expectations be higher for the Panthers? weapons at his disposal and could have a
career high in pass attempts. 22 is a low
MLB 7:05 p.m. Mariners at Yankees YES, Diamondbacks 5,000/1 Win total bar for Mayfield to hurdle in this offense.
Tennis 7:05 p.m.
8 p.m. WFAN (660 AM/101.9 FM) Cubs 5,000/1 Did the Panthers do enough to compete Pick: Mayfield Over 21.5 passing
Noon as a surprise playoff hopeful? Whether or touchdowns (-112, FanDuel)
Mets at Nationals SNY, WCBS (880 AM) Reds 5,000/1 not you think Baker Mayfield is a
7 p.m. particularly good quarterback, there is no Christian McCaffrey as a value bet for
Red Sox at Astros ESPN Rockies 5,000/1 denying the fact that he presents a major Comeback Player of the Year. When I
upgrade to what the Panthers have had wrote that article, he was priced at +1000.
ATP/WTA Washington, WTA San Jose, ATP Tigers 5,000/1 under center for several years now. That number has now dropped to +800. I
still like the bet, but you’re losing out on
Los Cabos- Early Rounds TENNIS Royals 5,000/1 Last year essentially deserves to be value the longer you wait.
stricken from Mayfield’s résumé. He
ATP/WTA Washington, WTA San Jose, ATP Athletics 5,000/1 battled through numerous injuries, McCaffrey’s only hurdle is injuries.
including labrum tears seemingly all When he was available, McCaffrey’s
Los Cabos- Early Rounds TENNIS season in his left shoulder. He numbers were still there last
missed games for the first time in his season. He compiled 785
Pirates 5,000/1 career and saw his completion scrimmage yards in only
percentage, touchdowns, quarterback seven games, doing so on a
NFL Nationals 5,000/1 rating, sacks taken and interceptions all healthy 4.5 yards per carry
trend in the wrong directions. while catching 37 of 41
AP Most Valuable Player favorites League of targets. McCaffrey is an elite
winning team Prior to an injury-riddled dual-threat running back.
year, Mayfield looked like Without a notable
NAME ODDS NAME ODDS LEAGUE ODDS a promising young quarterback returning
quarterback with a from a season-ending
Josh Allen +700 Ryan Tannehill 100/1 American -110 cannon for an arm that injury last year, the
Patrick Mahomes +800 Jimmy Garoppolo 100/1 largely made good door is open for just
Tom Brady +800 Davante Adams 125/1 National -110 decisions (although there’s about anyone to take
Aaron Rodgers +900 Christian McCaffrey 150/1 still room to grow there.) In home this award with a
Justin Herbert +900 Justin Jefferson 150/1 Division of 2020, Mayfield threw for 26 strong performance.
Joe Burrow 12/1 Myles Garrett 150/1 winning team touchdowns and a career-low eight Pick: McCaffrey
Dak Prescott 12/1 Sam Darnold 150/1 interceptions. That’ll do. Comeback Payer of the
Matthew Stafford 14/1 CeeDee Lamb 150/1 DIVISION ODDS Year (+800, FanDuel)
Russell Wilson 14/1 Ja’Marr Chase 150/1 Mayfield also has never operated in Jon Helmkamp
Lamar Jackson 20/1 Nick Chubb 200/1 AL East +230 an offense that isn’t starkly run- handicaps the NFL for
Kyler Murray 20/1 Dalvin Cook 200/1 heavy. In 2020, his last healthy nypost.com. Coming
Jalen Hurts 25/1 Stefon Diggs 200/1 NL West +280 Tuesday: Giants.
Derek Carr 25/1 Alvin Kamara 250/1
Trey Lance 40/1 Travis Kelce 250/1 NL East +333 Baker Mayfield
Derrick Henry 50/1 Elijah Mitchell 250/1
Jonathan Taylor 50/1 Jerry Jeudy 250/1 AL West +400
Kirk Cousins 50/1 Bradley Chubb 250/1
Mac Jones 50/1 Tyreek Hill 300/1 NL Central 12/1
Matt Ryan 50/1 Joe Mixon 300/1
Tua Tagovailoa 50/1 Austin Ekeler 300/1 AL Central 18/1
Jameis Winston 66/1 Jaylen Waddle 300/1
Cooper Kupp 80/1 Keenan Allen 300/1 State of
Deshaun Watson 80/1 Michael Thomas 300/1 winning team
Trevor Lawrence 80/1 George Kittle 300/1
Baker Mayfield 80/1 D’Andre Swift 300/1 STATE ODDS
Carson Wentz 80/1 Tony Pollard 300/1
Justin Fields 80/1 Amari Cooper 300/1 New York +180
Mitch Trubisky 80/1 Jared Goff 300/1
Deebo Samuel 100/1 Devonta Smith 300/1 California +250
Zach Wilson 100/1 Mike Evans 300/1
Daniel Jones 100/1 Chris Godwin 300/1 Any other state +250

Texas +450

Florida 35/1

Missouri 35/1

Illinois 40/1

Pennsylvania 50/1

Ohio 80/1

Exact result USA TODAY Sports

RESULT ODDS

Mets over Yankees 16/1

Yankees over Mets 16/1

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New York Post, Monday, August 1, 2022 nypost.comCLUTCH CHLOE: By Ethan SEarS goal to be confirmed be- After frequent heart-
The jubilation of fore ripping her shirt off break, including last year
• MUNIEngland’s Chloe KellyIt’s home.as she sprinted to thein the men’s European
ALERon Sunday brought toAfter decades of wait-touchline.Championship when they
mind Brandi Chastain ing, England can finally lost on penalties to Italy in
(inset) in 1999. The celebrate victory in a Ella Toone scored first the same stadium, extra
women’s European major international for England in the 62nd time seemed a moment in
Championship was minute, with Lina Magull which the country’s old
England’s first-ever soccer tournament, as tying it for Germany in demons would come out.
win in an international Chloe Kelly scored a the 79th minute. But it was
women’s soccer 109th-minute game-win- Kelly who provided the Instead, they have been
tournament. ner to defeat Germany, 2-1, winner, scoring off a cor- exorcised.
in the women’s European ner kick in the second half
Getty Images; AP Championship at Wem- of extra time — giving En- And, as the women’s
bley Stadium on Sunday. gland its first-ever win in game continues to grow
Kelly evoked the mem- an international women’s across the pond, Kelly’s
ory of Brandi Chastain soccer tournament and goal and subsequent cele-
celebrating her World the first trophy for the bration could be a galvaniz-
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Golf Club Bedminster — whether
you were on the grounds and saw

the circus live or streamed it on the LIV entertaining, though pointless the fact that a player can play like a
internet — did it feel like a real 15-handicapper and still cash a hefty
sporting event or a three-day circus check if his team does well. In Port-
with only the lions, tigers and ele-

phants missing? land, Ore., for example, Pat Perez
There was a winner crowned late shot 80 in the final round but his
team, 4 Aces, won the team compe-
aside from padding bank accountsSunday afternoon — 46-year-old
Swede Henrik Stenson. What ex- tition, which pays $3 million. Cut up

actly that means in terms of golfing It’s OK that the players have taken to own the golf course on which the four ways, Perez walked away with

consequence — other than the $4 the money. They’re independent tournament was played. $750,000.

million winner’s check — is up for contractors. More power to them. The presence of Trump — and it The 4 Aces again won the team

debate. Strike while the iron’s hot. Just don’t was a very public presence as he competition Sunday in Bedminster,

Stenson winning was compelling try to snow the public over with stood like a statue in his luxury N.J., meaning another three-quar-

mostly because just 11 days ago he Mark Cannizzaro nonsense that insults everyone’s in- suite overlooking the signature ters-of-a-mil for Perez, who fin-
was stripped of his European Ryder
Cup captaincy by the DP World Tour telligence — most notably the play- par-3 16th hole. ished the week 5-over and miles

ers’ intelligence. That’s where most of the crowd from contention. So, for those of

the moment it became official that The reality about LIV Golf for spent its time, gawking at Trump you scoring at home, Perez cashed a

he’d joined the Saudi-backed tour. they’ve been trying to sell to you in those who’ve witnessed it live is and breaking out into chants of, cumulative $1.5 million in the team

In an ironic twist, had this been a the various press conferences that that they put on a good show, a fun “Four more years,’’ and “47’’ and competition in the past two events

DP World Tour-sanctioned event, have taken place. show. Was the Frog X Navy SEAL “You’re still our president.’’ while playing like, well, you know.

Stenson would have gained signifi- “Growing the game.’’ Parachute Team fluttering down The only person whose ego was You’d figure that kind of free cash

cant Ryder Cup points and en- “Softer, more manageable sched- onto the golf course from the sky better boosted than Stenson was money would make a guy pretty

hanced his chances of being a ule.’’ before the first balls are struck in Trump, who positively basked in happy. Yet after his round on Satur-

player on the European team. “New and exciting team aspect.’’ the shotgun start over the top? the adoration in his backyard. day, when a young boy approached

But there are no points associated “Helping show the efforts the Maybe. But entertaining. LIV Golf has its flaws, for sure. Perez for an autograph, Perez never

with LIV Golf. No World Ranking Saudis are making to normalize it- Do golf fans need jugglers? The shotgun start creates some broke stride in his walk, grabbed

points, no Ryder Cup points. self as a nation known more for its Perhaps not, but good for the kids. confusion when you’re trying to fol- the boy’s pen and paper, signed it

Just money. horrible human rights record.’’ Music blaring throughout the golf low the leaders. The team element and handed it back to him without

A lot of it. We’ve heard all the reasons from course? can also be confusing, particularly ever even looking the kid in the eye.

Which, of course, is the primary the players about why they’ve I’m cool with that. since the teammates aren’t paired Weird.

reason every single one of these joined LIV Golf. All of them except This week’s LIV event featured together. But weird describes the entire ex-

players is a part of this tour despite this one: “I DID IT FOR THE the added sideshow of former Pres- I find one of the most humorous perience.

the litany of disingenuous reasons MONEY.’’ ident Donald Trump, who happens elements to the team competition mcannizzaro@nypost.com

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47

By Mark Cannizzaro works hard and he’s committed and I New York Post, Monday, August 1, 2022 nypost.com

know he’s extremely disappointed. He’s

Take that. done his job this week, which is bril-

That’s not exactly what Henrik Sten- liant.’’

son said after he won the LIV Golf Invi- Poulter said he was “disappointed’’ to

tational Bedminster on Sunday in his see Stenson removed as captain.

first crack at a Greg Norman-fronted, “Henrik is an emotional person and

Saudi-backed tour event. this would have been a tough thing to

Only 11 days ago, the 46-year-old take to be stripped of his captaincy

Swede was stripped of his European Ry- when he’d made every single effort pos-

der Cup captaincy by the DP World Tour sible with LIV Golf to be able to fulfill

the moment he joined LIV Golf. his contract,” Poulter said. “So, every

Stenson was crushed by the decision, credit to him to refocus this week and

but he never showed that this week at go out there and play the golf he knows

Trump National Golf Club Bedminster he can play. He’s done his job this week

in New Jersey, where he outlasted Matt- and I’m really proud of him.’’

LIV Golfhew Wolff and Dustin Spain’s Sergio Garcia,
another Ryder Cup stal-
Johnson and won by two wart, called Stenson’s
shots at 11-under par to

MONEY, PLAYER: Wolff’s and Johnson’s re- Trump National ability to put his disap-
Henrik Stenson spective 9-under. Golf Course pointment aside and per-
pumps his fist after form this week “amazing.’’
sinking a putt on the To ease his open Bedminster, N.J.
17th hole during the wounds from the Ryder “I’m so happy for him,’’
final round Sunday in Cup sacking, Stenson FINAL LEADERBOARD Garcia said. “He deserves
Bedminster, N.J. The
Swede won $4 million won $4 million for finish- Henrik Stenson -11 this so much. I know he
for finishing first in the ing first. Matthew Wolff -9 was super-excited about
upstart, Saudi-backed being Ryder Cup captain
LIV Golf event. AP “I think there might
have been a little extra Dustin Johnson -9 and we were excited for

bit of motivation this Carlos Ortiz -8 him to be captain. Henrik
week,’’ Stenson said. is a friend of ours and we
“And when we as players Patrick Reed -7 were all excited for him
have that, it can bring Paul Casey -4 to be captain, so we were

out some good stuff. Sergio Garcia -4 obviously disappointed

That’s been a bit of a Talor Gooch -4 when he got stripped.’’
theme — when I really Garcia, who’s played
want something, I man- Lee Westwood -4 through his share of con-
age to dig a little bit Notables troversies over the years,

deeper and make some- Brooks Koepka -3 called the golf course “our

thing happen.’’ Bryson DeChambeau +5 haven’’ and believes it

That was about as far Phil Mickelson +6 helped Stenson refocus
as Stenson would go as it when all he had to do was

pertained to him wanting think about playing.

to stick it to the powers that be at DP “I’m sure he’s still sad about what

World Tour. As he had on Saturday happened, but at least he’s happy about

after taking a three-shot lead into the fi- the way he played this week and the

nal round, Stenson on Sunday declined form he showed,’’ Garcia said. “I’m de-

to thump his chest about the victory lighted for him.’’

and shove it in the face of those who Stenson called the last 11 days “a bit of a

fired him. roller coaster,’’ adding, “It’s been a busy

The job of crowing was left up to some 10 days and I’m extremely proud that I

of Stenson’s fellow European players. was able to focus as well as I did. I ha-

“Not a bad way to start your LIV Golf ven’t finished the deal in a couple years

career, is it?’’ England’s Lee Westwood with any wins. I’ve had a lot of support

said. “He was obviously thinking about from friends and family over these last 10

[his Ryder Cup firing] a lot, and he was days. When the going gets tough, that’s

able to play with a clear mind this week when friendships are put to the test.’’

and focus on the golf.’’ Stenson’s friends, obviously, are now

“It’s been a tough couple of weeks for with LIV Golf and not the DP World Tour.

him,’’ Englishman Ian Poulter said. “He mcannizzaro@nypost.com

48

By Paul SchwartZ

New York Post, Monday, August 1, 2022 nypost.com On the day he was drafted — BY THE BOOK:
April 30, to be exact — Daniel Daniel Bellinger
Bellinger listed the tight ends he spent some of his
watched especially closely. Tra- summer at Tight
vis Kelce in the passing game. End University and
George Kittle in the pass and run will try to bring the
game. Dallas Goedert for his lessons he learned
overall technique. onto the field with
the Giants. Bill Kostroun
Less than two months later,
Bellinger was hanging with these against the Titans in — you Las Vegas and so Waller is his lege, the numbers, the numbers,’’ ing everything I could to get off
established NFL players, and also guessed it — Nashville. hometown tight end. he said. “How I look at it is, ‘How it,’’ he said. Sure enough, Bel-
with so many other marquee can you help a team win,’ right? If linger was cleared on Day 1 and
tight ends. The Giants hope some “Seeing how they do it,’’ Bel- “He’s a lot bigger in person that means me getting 1,000 has not missed a single snap.
of what Bellinger picked up dur- linger said, recounting what he than I thought he was,’’ Bellinger yards receiving, OK, but if that
ing that brief stay in Nashville ac- took away from Tight End Uni- said. “He’s all of 6-6, he’s a cool means me getting 100 yards re- The same cannot be said for
companies their promising versity. “They’re so technical in guy. He does these release ceiving and having to put my Ricky Seals-Jones and Jordan
rookie to the field this season. details that once I’m able to work moves, it’s crazy. Try to learn hand in the dirt — whatever it Akins, two veteran tight ends
on those fine details, it’s so small, some stuff from him.’’ takes for us to win is how I see it. new to the team, who both have
“It was unreal, because a year one step can get you 5 yards of In college, we didn’t get that missed some time thus far. At
ago I’m watching these guys on separation for a 10-, 20-yard Bellinger at 6-foot-5 and a mus- many numbers but we had the this point, it will be an upset if
TV, waiting for the opportunity,’’ gain.’’ cular 255 pounds has all the size most wins this last season, so for Bellinger does not emerge as the
Bellinger told The Post. “The he needs. The new front-office me it’s about winning and what- No. 1 tight end — although, to be
next year I’m talking to these Bellinger said “the best thing’’ regime believes Bellinger will be ever it took to win.’’ fair, he has not engaged in a fully
guys, chopping it up, talking he feels he got out of the tight a more-than-capable blocker and padded practice yet; that comes
about football and seeing how end convention was listening to view his modest production as a Indeed, the Aztecs were 12-2 in on Monday.
they do things. It was really Kelce, the Chiefs star, talk about college receiver — 68 receptions 2021, with Bellinger catching a
cool.’’ reading and reacting to what the for 771 yards and five touch- career-high 31 passes. Not every rookie gets to fight
defense is presenting. downs in 31 games — as a func- for the No. 1 spot. Bellinger is ex-
After his first spring work with tion of limited opportunity, not Bellinger reported to his first cited by this.
the Giants and before reporting The player he admits he was limited ability. NFL camp and immediately was
to his first NFL training camp, most excited to meet was Darren placed on the Physically Unable “Oh yeah, I feel a tremendous
Bellinger in late June traveled to Waller, a 2015 sixth-round pick of There was a knowing nod from to Perform list, with a quad in- opportunity for that,’’ he said.
Vanderbilt University to partici- the Ravens who has evolved into Bellinger when his San Diego jury. This surprised him a bit. “I “I’m thankful for that but I got to
pate in the second Tight End an explosive pass-catching force State stats were mentioned. knew when I was on it I was do- attack that opportunity.’’
University, a specialized camp for the Raiders. Bellinger is from
and the brainchild of Kelce, Kittle “I got this question a lot in col- paul.schwartz@nypost.com
and former NFL tight end turned
broadcaster Greg Olsen. For
three days, Bellinger — a fourth-
round draft pick from San Diego
State — other rookies, mid-level
veterans and established stars
gathered and analyzed all things
tight end.

Putting his awe aside as best he
could, Bellinger assimilated all he
could and the results are showing
thus far this summer.

The sight of No. 45 in blue
hauling in short and intermediate
passes, mostly from Daniel Jones,
during the first four days of Gi-
ants camp indicates how the
coaching staff views Bellinger.
He is working mostly with the
starting offense and it will be no
surprise at all if this is where Bel-
linger lines up on Sept. 11, when
the Giants open their season

Jets WR Wilson close to meeting own high standards

By Zach BraZiller of myself as making those all) who carries high expec- The 6-foot Wilson opened for training camp. Thus far, the mental side of
plays,” the former Ohio tations into his first season. eyes during his first week of “A lot of them dropped a the game is what Wilson is
Garrett Wilson rose up State standout said. “I feel It’s what pushed him to be- camp, impressing his new focused on the most.
through traffic for the pass, like I am close, but honestly ing a five-star recruit and team with his body control, lot of nuggets on me,” he
stretched out for the ball I feel like I should be there one of the premier receivers athleticism and precision in said. “I was trying to make “Those pre-snap thoughts,
and couldn’t squeeze it. right now. I should be mak- in college football last sea- and out of his breaks. The sure I was a sponge on the you’re thinking about the
ing those plays right now. son. Jets envision him fitting in whole trip. But also, build play, but also you got to
It would’ve been a terrific Until I am making those well with a strong wide re- my chemistry with Zach think about how you want
catch, but that didn’t dull plays, I’m not going to be “I feel like that’s taken me ceiver corps that includes and Joe, and the other re- to beat this really good cor-
the rookie wide receiver’s happy with myself.” a long way, so I don’t want veteran Corey Davis, sec- ceivers.” ner, NFL corner, across
disappointment with him- to lose that,” Wilson said. ond-year receiver Elijah from you,” he said. “If you’re
self. He was clearly unhappy Wilson knows there is a Moore and slot man Brax- He’s getting tested early in overthinking the play, you
that he couldn’t bring the balance, between expecting He added: “I don’t want to ton Berrios. He recently at- camp by going up against may miss a step and get
ball down. It didn’t matter a lot from himself and not beat myself up too hard, but tended a three-day trip to fellow first-round pick Ah- [tied] up at the line. You got
that this was practice early allowing his own frustration I know what I’m capable of. Idaho with several of the mad “Sauce” Gardner and to find that balance between
in his first NFL training to linger. He has already Every time that Zach [Wil- Jets’ skill-position players veteran newcomer D.J. having a plan going into the
camp or that he had already been reminded of that by son] trusts me to make a and quarterbacks Wilson Reed. Once September snap, but also knowing what
made some eye-popping veteran teammates. But the play and you don’t make it, and Joe Flacco, a bonding comes around, there will be your job is and how to exe-
plays during the workout. perfectionist in him has also you don’t want to leave that and workout excursion he adjustments to make, facing cute. I feel like that’s been
gotten him pretty far, as a up in the air. You don’t thinks helped prepare him quicker, bigger and more the biggest thing for me.”
“I hold myself to a really first-round pick (10th over- know when the next ball is talented defensive backs
high standard. I like to think coming back to you.” than he faced in college. zbraziller@nypost.com

49 New York Post, Monday, August 1, 2022 nypost.com

50 New York Post, Monday, August 1, 2022 nypost.com BILL RUSSELL  1934-2022

Twitter By Brian Lewis
reaction
Bill Russell, the most prolific WHo’s tHe Bos’? Bill Russell won nine NBA titles under Celtics coach Red Auerbach (left) before winning
The world lost a legend winner in the history of American two more himself as a player/coach, often besting rival Wilt Chamberlain (right).
with the passing of Bill sports, died Sunday. The center- AP (2)
Russell. His impact on piece of the Boston Celtics dy-
basketball and society nasty who earned 11 NBA titles 11-time champ Russell dead at 88
will not be forgotten. during his career was 88.
He handled every an unforgiving candor that he in- moments he gave us, or recall his To say Russell was the greatest win-
adversity with dignity The Hall of Famer died peace- tended would disrupt the status quo, trademark laugh as he delighted in ner in North American sports isn’t hy-
and grace, and walked fully with his wife, Jeannine, at his and with a powerful example that, explaining the real story behind perbole; it’s simple fact, proved over a
away a champion. side, according to a statement though never his humble intention, how those moments unfolded. And decade-and-a-half of dominance.
My condolences to posted on social media. Arrange- will forever inspire teamwork, self- we hope each of us can find a new
his family and those ments for his memorial service lessness and thoughtful change. way to act or speak up with Bill’s un- In college, Russell carried the Uni-
blessed enough to call will be announced soon. compromising, dignified and always versity of San Francisco to back-to-
him a friend. “Bill’s wife, Jeannine, and his many constructive commitment to princi- back NCAA championships and 55
Russell was a five-time NBA MVP, friends and family thank you for ple. That would be one last, and last- straight wins, along with earning
— Patrick Ewing and tied with the NHL’s Henri Rich- keeping Bill in your prayers. Perhaps ing, win for our beloved #6.” 1956 Melbourne Olympic gold. He
@CoachEwing33 ard for the most titles in a North you’ll relive one or two of the golden was so dominant as a 6-foot-9 center
A champion who American sports league. Russell was
revolutionized the game renowned and respected as much
for all of us. Bill Russell for his activism as for his serial win-
was an inspiration to me ning, awarded the Medal of Freedom
in so many ways. May he by President Barack Obama in 2011,
Rest in Power. the nation’s highest civilian honor.
— Carmelo Anthony
@carmeloanthony “But for all the winning, Bill’s un-
Thanku for being a derstanding of the struggle is what
trailblazer , pioneer illuminated his life,” the statement
Thanku for setting the read. “From boycotting a 1961 exhi-
bar , for ur kind words bition game to unmask too-long-tol-
of wisdom, Thanku for erated discrimination, to leading
that great laugh u had Mississippi’s first integrated basket-
. I can go on all day ball camp in the combustible wake
about what u meant to of Medgar [Evers’] assassination, to
me . Today is a sad day decades of activism ultimately
for the NBA family u recognized by his receipt of the
will be forever missed Presidential Medal of Freedom in
#6 [2011]. Bill called out injustice with

— Paul Pierce For this sports icon, the only stat that mattered
@paulpierce34
Rest in peace Bill IN ONE remarkable instant, all of “Bill,” Twyman said, “this must sional basketball. That night he had again. That was two.
Russell you were the elements of Bill Russell’s mag- have been a great win for you.” scored but six points, but he’d grab- But as Russell talked to Twyman,
everything we all nificent life had converged. And in bed 21 rebounds, and he’d set up John
aspired to be, your Russell’s smile broadened for a Havlicek and Sam Jones enough to it wasn’t just as the Celtics’ star cen-
winning spirit will live secure the Celtics’ 11th championship ter. He was also their coach — the
forever my friend. that moment, the most accom- second. in 13 years. That was one. first African-American head coach
Thank you for your in the history of American profes-
words of wisdom. plished team athlete in the history of “Jack …” He’d gotten there, as it seemed he sional sports when he was named
— Isiah Thomas always did, by outfoxing his forever player-coach in 1966, getting the job
@IsiahThomas sports was silenced by emotion. Then the smile vanished. Russell rival, Wilt Chamberlain, who’d out- nine years before Frank Robinson
Bill Russell was one scored him by 12 and outrebounded broke the color ceiling in baseball,
of the kindest, most This was late in rubbed the top of him by six yet still, for the seventh 23 years before Art Shell in football.
thoughtful people I’ve time, Russell had defeated a Cham- For a man who’d survived Boston’s
ever met. Once called the evening of May his head, and then berlain team on the way to winning rugged racial relations all through
out of the blue because a championship. And this time he’d the ’60s, that was number three.
he thought I looked sad 5, 1969, a Monday covered his face as watched with equal parts shock and
on TV…best pep talk of anger as Chamberlain removed him- Russell died at age 88 Sunday aft-
my life. RIP night in Ingle- tears began to well self from the game in the fourth ernoon, and this marked the end not
— Jon Stewart quarter when he tweaked his knee. just of a great American life but of
wood, Calif. Inside in his eyes. He took an honored American sporting
@jonstewart “Wilt copped out,” Russell would ideal. To Russell, the fact that Cham-
Bill Russell was my the visiting dress- a deep breath, tried say a few months later, his voice berlain broke records — and made
idol. I looked up to dripping contempt. “Any injury twice as many all-NBA teams as he
him on the court and ing room at the Mike Vaccaro to speak, couldn’t. short of a broken leg or a broken did — was always beside the point.
off. His success on the Fabulous Forum, Twyman, who had back isn’t good enough.” For him, winning wasn’t just some-
court was undeniable; thing that sounded good in a sound
he was [dominant] and an ABC-TV broad- seen many of his Forcing Chamberlain to tap out
great, winning 11 NBA
championships. Off caster named Jack own seasons as a
the court, Bill Russell
paved the way for guys Twyman was standing in an already player end at the hand of Russell’s
like me.
champagne-soaked room where the Celtics, put his arm around his old op-
— Magic Johnson
@MagicJohnson Boston Celtics were celebrating a 108- ponent’s shoulder. “I know it’s hard to

106 win over the Los Angeles Lakers in say what’s in your mind, Bill …”

Game 7 of the NBA Finals. And it was. That night had been a

Twyman stood close to Bill Rus- culmination of so many of the things

sell as the red light of the camera that had made Russell the most dom-

clicked on. inant figure in the history of profes-