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《纽约邮报》获悉，美国民主社会主义者 (DSA) 正在策划一场对纽约市公立学校的激进接管，其同志们承认他们希望培养新一代的“小布尔什维克”。
另一位在纽约市立大学 (CUNY) 下属学校工作的古怪教授呼吁，孩子们应在“民主社会主义框架”下接受教育，并学习共产主义的教父——卡尔·马克思 (Karl Marx) 和弗里德里希·恩格斯 (Friedrich Engels) 的理论，尽管他们的著作激发了历史上一些最残暴的独裁者（从斯大林到毛泽东）的杀戮。
“在阶级意识框架下彻底改革课程……整个课程需要重新审视、重新构思和重新界定，”这位纽约市立大学教授表示。
前社区教育委员会 2 主席莫德·马隆 (Maud Maron) 警告称，家长应警惕这些权力饥渴的激进分子。
“那些没有孩子的官僚（apparatchiks）试图接触他人的孩子，以便将其转化为自己的信徒，这就是典型的‘诱导’ (grooming)，”马隆告诉《纽约邮报》。DSA 的教育工作者誓言将“利用”他们与社会主义者曼达尼市长 (Mayor Mamdani) 的关系来推行其议程。
大卫·斯佩克特 (David Spector)
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官员们宣布，奖金已经产生。虽然没有玩家中得全部五个白球，但有 13 张彩票匹配了其中四个白球和金色的超级球 (Mega Ball)，赢得了 $20,000 到 $40,000。
加利福尼亚州以 5 名三等奖得主领先，其次是佛罗里达州和俄亥俄州各 2 名，此外在乔治亚州、南卡罗来纳州、爱达荷州和密苏里州也有获胜者。
超级百万 (Mega Millions) 已经连续 37 期没有产生头奖得主。最近一次头奖是俄亥俄州范沃特的 Happy Trails Trust，于 3 月 17 日赢得了 $60 million，而在此一周前，伊利诺伊州一名匿名的在线玩家赢得了 $536 million。
这是今年唯一两次产生头奖的情况。中得头奖的概率为 1 in 290,472,336。
目前的新头奖是该游戏自 2025 年 11 月 14 日以来最大的奖金，当时一名乔治亚州持票者赢得了 $983 million，目前在历史上排名第八。该得奖者保持匿名，选择在税前领取 $453.6 million 的一次性现金。
莫琳·法登 (Maureen Fadem) —— 金斯伯勒社区学院 (Kingsborough Community College) 的教授。
和语言熟练度。
“课程成绩旨在反映学生对这些标准的实际掌握情况——而不仅仅是出勤率、行为或在校时间——学生必须达到课程预期才能获得学分，”一名教育局 (DOE) 发言人告诉《纽约邮报》。
2010 年，当时市属学校有 990,000 名学生就读，其中 1.15% 的学生被留级。根据教育局发言人的说法，从 2021 年到 2025 年，市属学校将 0.3% 的 5 至 8 年级学生留级。
尽管全市每名学生花费 $36,293，但在 2025 年，仅有略高于一半的市属学校学生通过了标准化的数学和阅读测试。
无论成绩如何都将学生晋升到下一级年级的做法被称为“社会性晋级” (social promotion)，几十年来一直是教育倡导者的心头之痛。
根据成功学院特许学校 (Success Academy Charter Schools) 网络 7 月的一份报告，全市目前 912,000 名公立学校学生中，有 43% 就读于不及格的学校。
报告发现，在 906 所公立学校中，只有不到一半的学生在阅读或数学标准化测试中及格。
三分之一的学校在数十年间被列为不及格，有些学校自 2012 年起就一直被列入全市的“问责”名单。
“教育局必须在告知家庭和学生其未达到年级水平以及停止自动晋级方面做得更好，”曼哈顿研究所 (Manhattan Institute) 研究员丹尼拉·埃戈罗夫 (Danyela Egorov) 告诉《纽约邮报》。
“这项政策行不通，会导致学生在大学的数学和阅读基础课中举步维艰。”
作者：RICH CALDER
9/11 遇难者家属正要求禁止曼达尼市长参加在零地 (Ground Zero) 举行的袭击 25 周年纪念活动，称其为伊斯兰恐怖主义的辩护者，认为他的出席是对近 3,000 名遇害者的侮辱。
“我们的反对基于他的公开记录——他未能深刻承认那一天的恐怖，并且雇佣、支持或与那些淡化 9/11 事件、为恐怖分子辩护、甚至暗示美国‘理应’遭受袭击的人员往来，”乔瓦尼·加兰特 (Giovanni Galante) 表示。他的 29 岁妻子格蕾丝·凯瑟琳·加兰特 (Grace Catherine Galante) 是被基地组织恐怖分子杀害的 2,977 名无辜者之一。
55, 岁的加兰特是一项请愿活动的组织者之一，该活动在短短一周多时间内就收集了 3,515 份签名，其中大部分来自遇难者家属。
“这一天对我们来说是神圣的，”这位出生于布鲁克林、现居佛罗里达州的房地产经纪人说。“这不是政治问题，也不是给那些持有此类观点的人提供平台。他的出席将带来深重的伤害且极不恰当——就像一个不受欢迎的客人参加了一场极其私人化的仪式。”
加兰特和其他请愿组织者希望收集足够的签名，以说服当地立法者以及仪式的组织者——非营利组织 9/11 纪念馆与博物馆 (9/11 Memorial & Museum)，让曼达尼远离计划在曼哈顿下城前双子塔遗址举行的 25 周年纪念仪式。
发布在 Change.org 上的请愿书列举了一系列针对曼达尼的担忧。他是这座城市首位穆斯林市长，自 1 月就职以来一直推广其宗教。
这些担忧包括： - 曼达尼拒绝谴责“全球化起义” (globalize the intifada) 这一针对犹太人的暴力号召。 - 他任命拉姆齐·卡塞姆 (Ramzi Kassem) 为市首席法律顾问。卡塞姆曾为艾哈迈德·达尔比 (Ahmed al-Darbi) 辩护——后者是一名基地组织恐怖分子，曾在 2002 年的一起轰炸法国油轮阴谋案中认罪；他还为马哈茂德·哈利勒 (Mahmoud Khalil) 辩护，后者是 2024 年哥伦比亚大学反以色列“帐篷起义” (tentifada) 的激进首席组织者。 - 市长支持同样身为美国民主社会主义者 (DSA) 成员的阿贝尔·卡瓦斯 (Aber Kawas) 竞选州参议员席位——尽管卡瓦斯曾将 9/11 描述为由“几个人”实施的恐怖袭击。 - 曼达尼的父亲马哈茂德·曼达尼 (Mahmood Mamdani) 是哥伦比亚大学非洲历史和殖民主义的讲席教授，他曾对自杀式炸弹袭击者表示同情。
(Numeric Anchors: 9, 11, 11, 29, 55, 3,000, 11, 29, 2,977, 55, 3,515, 2002, 2024)
“与仪式的初衷以及受这场悲剧影响最直接的家庭的期望保持一致，”请愿书中写道。“第25周年纪念活动应继续以缅怀、团结以及明确拒绝定义那一天的暴力和极端主义为中心。”
组织者 Cheri Sparacio 的丈夫 Thomas 在 9/11 事件中丧生，她打趣说，曼达尼市长出席仪式将是“不尊重”的“其他例子实在太多了”，以至于“我们无法将它们全部列在名单上”。来自斯塔滕岛的 Sparacio 补充道，这些例子包括曼达尼市长与恶劣的左翼网红 Hasan Piker 的长期关联，后者曾说美国“理应”遭受 11, 2001, 的恐怖袭击；以及曼达尼市长那离谱的说法，即他和其他穆斯林同胞也是 9/11 的受害者，因为这据称引发了一波可怕的“伊斯兰恐惧症”。
Monica Iken-Murphy 的丈夫 Michael Iken 在 9/11 事件中丧生，她是创建 9/11 纪念馆与博物馆的主要倡导者。她说她签署了请愿书，但坚称这与曼达尼市长的政治立场无关。身为 9/11 纪念馆与博物馆董事会创始信托人的 Iken-Murphy 表示：“我不希望家属们感到不舒服。”
曼达尼市长的发言人 Jeremy Edwards 表示，市长仍计划出席仪式，“将通过在今年的 9/11 纪念活动中与他们并肩而立，自豪地向那些永远受到这些毁灭性袭击影响的家庭、幸存者和第一响应者致敬，重申我们永远不会忘记这个让所有将这座城市视为家的人们深感沉痛的日子。”
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Austin Franco 不会给犹太人打工。
对我散播 反犹言论 没意见：青少年
一名康奈尔大学的学生因拒绝一家纽约初创公司的面试而走红网络，理由是他不想“给一个犹太人打工”。这名名声扫地的学生声称，他将在秋季返回这座位于州北部的常春藤盟校校园。
Austin Franco，19, 岁，是一名即将进入大三的学生。他在 6 月通过求职网站 Handshake 向 VrfID 的犹太联合创始人 Gabe 和 Aiden Einhorn 发送了这条消息。他告诉保守派非营利组织“媒体精准度”(Accuracy in Media)，康奈尔大学对他几乎没有采取任何惩罚措施。
“到目前为止，他们说后台没有任何进展。我想是因为我没说什么能被归类为仇恨言论的话，”Franco 在不知情的情况下对该组织的一名“卧底调查员”倾诉道；该调查员假装成一名同道反犹主义者诱导他见面。
他表示，在争议发生后，学校联系了他，但没有对他采取任何行动。
康奈尔大学的一位发言人将《纽约邮报》指引至学校之前的声明，但拒绝就 Franco 声称将返回校园一事发表评论。
“此事件已移交给康奈尔大学民权办公室，根据大学政策进行调查，”康奈尔大学发言人表示。“康奈尔大学谴责反犹主义和所有形式的仇恨。”
康奈尔大学这种敷衍的反应引起了犹太学生和领导者的愤怒。民族理解基金会 (Foundation for Ethnic Understanding) 主席 Marc Schneier 拉比告诉《纽约邮报》，这反映出反犹主义已经变得多么令人惊心动魄地“正常化”。
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作者：蒂娜·摩尔 (Tina Moore)、詹妮弗·贝恩 (Jennifer Bain)、索尼娅·古格利亚拉 (Sonya Gugliara) 和 玛丽·波尔 (Marie Pohl)
最近在上西区被一名不断大喊“真主至大！” (Allahu Akbar!) 的疯子刺伤的犹太男子已从这座城市搬到了佛罗里达州。据报道，部分原因是曼达尼市长 (Mayor Mamdani) 的反以色列立场，以及在处理大苹果城猖獗的反犹主义方面表现不佳。
50 岁的莫谢·耶扎克·格伦豪斯 (Moshe Yezhak Grunhaus) 周四在走出位于阿姆斯特丹大道和西86街的一座犹太会堂时，据称被劳尔·莫拉莱斯 (Raul Morales) 用螺丝刀刺中胸部。他最近离开了大苹果城，前往迈阿密附近的瑟夫赛德 (Surfside)。一名消息人士表示，他本周回到哥谭市 (Gotham) 几天是为了清理他的公寓。
一名消息人士告诉 JNS，他决定永远告别这座城市的决定，部分原因是对曼达尼市长的挫败感。
周六，邻居们告诉《纽约邮报》，他们理解格伦豪斯为何离开这座城市，因为他虔诚地信仰宗教且是犹太国家的坚定支持者。
“坦白说，这很合理，”一位要求匿名的邻居周六告诉《纽约邮报》，“我的意思是，考虑到我们的市长……对犹太社区所表达的仇恨，他并不欢迎他们。他没有鼓励人们在这里为自己的犹太身份感到自豪，这一点非常明显。”
该邻居继续说道：“我的意思是，我们都知道那个人在袭击那些人时在尖叫什么。他说‘真主至大’。所以，你在开玩笑吗？”
另一人补充道：“我认为市长绝对在恶化其中的负面面。他在说一些他没有权力说的话。比如他想逮捕以色列总理。戴着基帕 (kippahs) 的人确实必须更加小心。”
那个在上西区分别发起两起令人心惊胆战的仇恨袭击、在刺伤一名亚裔男子和一名犹太男子时大喊“真主至大！”的疯子是一名卡尔·马克思 (Karl Marx) 的读者。警方在他公寓内发现了一本这位共产主义作者的书籍。
[[IMG_XXXX]] 纽约市的不安全空间：在周四发生两起据称由劳尔·莫拉莱斯 (Raul Morales) (左) 发起的刺击袭击后，纽约市警 (NYPD) 和安保人员在 B’Nai Jeshurun 寺庙 (上方及右侧) 的入口处执勤。
Grunhaus 最近的 Facebook 帖子聚焦于哥谭市猖獗的反犹主义，经常在转发人们所经历的反犹仇恨故事时标记曼达尼 (Mamdani)。 “我希望你的孩子死掉，”一份 6 月 28 日来自以色列领事馆的转发内容如此写道，讲述了一名犹太男子在纽约被一名陌生人当面对质的故事。“这就是一名陌生人在纽约光天化日之下对 Rami Feinstein 及其家人说的话。不是在网上。
Raul Morales，51 岁，被指控涉嫌谋杀未遂和仇恨犯罪，面临最高 40 年监禁，他在周四的暴力骚乱中被逮捕。 调查人员随后搜查了他的阿姆斯特丹大道公寓，发现了被广泛认为是共产主义之父的马克思 (Marx) 的著作——根据《纽约邮报》获得的 Morales 周五晚上到庭审理的信息。 该文件未具体说明侦查员发现了马克思的哪些作品，但这位 19 世纪的德国哲学家写了几部左翼经典，包括与弗里德里希·恩格斯 (Friedrich Engels) 合著的《共产党宣言》以及抨击资本主义的《资本论》。 纽约警察局 (NYPD) 未回应《纽约邮报》关于他们发现了哪本书的查询。 Morales 首先在周四下午 1:30 左右刺伤了一名名为 Chok Sung 的 57 岁亚裔男子，当局指控称。 随后他冲向 Moshe Yezhak Grunhaus，50 岁，并用螺丝刀刺入其胸部，警方表示。两名受害者目前情况稳定。 Sonya Gugliara
不是匿名地。就在纽约的一条街道中央。这就是当仇恨变得可接受、正常化且被忽视时，反犹主义的样子。” 周五，犹太领袖敦促曼达尼停止在纽约市“煽风点火”，并对他公式化的回应予以痛批。 周六，这位社会主义市长在布朗克斯区的一次无关活动中告诉《纽约邮报》：“我们绝不容忍偏见，而且我们知道，尽管犹太裔纽约人在这个城市属于少数群体，但他们仍然在五大区所有仇恨犯罪的受害者中占大多数——这是不可接受的。” “根除五大区的反犹主义是我们必须完成的工作，这包括明确表示对其零容忍，并且这座城市不仅会致力于保障犹太裔纽约人的安全，我们还将庆祝并珍视犹太裔纽约人。”
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找个（法庭）房间！Nathaniel Cullerton，45 岁，和 Kelsey Borenzweig，29 岁，被 TikTok “反派” Jay Guapõ（见下文）拍到。
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作者：Ella Morrison
两名传闻中在中央公园激吻被拍到的“大苹果”律师，现已被确认是同一家曼哈顿知名律师事务所同一部门的同事。 Nathaniel D. Cullerton，45 岁，被拍到与年轻得多的 Kelsey Borenzweig，29 岁，陷入热烈的亲吻之中。TikTok 用户 Jay Guapõ 在周四发布了这段目前已走红的视频。 这对法律拍档均就职于声名显赫的曼哈顿律师事务所 Wachtell, Lipton, Rosen & Katz。当他们在一张中央公园长椅上亲热时，手持摄像机的 TikTok 博主打断了他们，大喊道： “找个房间去。周围有小孩。” 眼尖的观众迅速在评论区认出了这对热恋中的组合，许多人将其与去年的 Coldplay 演唱会出轨丑闻相类比。 《纽约邮报》通过将走红的 TikTok 视频与该律师事务所网站上的头像进行对比，确认了这两位律师的身份。
据该网站称，这两位热吻的法律精英都在该律所的诉讼部门工作——但看来库尔顿（Cullerton）的权力地位比他的年轻同事要高得多。根据他们的网站简介，库尔顿被列为该律所的合伙人，而波伦兹威格（Borenzweig）则是一名助理律师。
在一段疯传的视频中，这两位高调的律师——两人今年都参与了为 OpenAI 和山姆·奥特曼（Sam Altman）对抗埃隆·马斯克（Elon Musk）$150 billion 诉讼的法律团队——在古阿波（Guapõ）靠近他们后，尴尬地抬头看向镜头并试图遮挡。
“如果你碰我，我就得碰你，”这位 TikTok 博主厉声说道，据报道，该博主有发布挑衅性内容的记录。这场“爱之盛宴”发生在中央公园，距离中央公园西路（Central Park West）和西63街仅几步之遥。
自周四发布以来，这段热烈接吻的视频在 TikTok 上已累积超过 2 million 次观看。然而，据《每日邮报》（Daily Mail）报道，这对情侣似乎都与法律行业的其他人有伴侣关系。
据该刊物报道，这位 45 岁的合伙人据称与 42 岁的莫伊拉·彭扎（Moira Penza）结婚，后者是纽约另一家律所的合伙人。该媒体报道称，波伦兹威格据称与 35 岁的亚当·利特尔斯通-卢里亚（Adam Littlestone-Luria）在一起，后者在纽约第二巡回上诉法院担任司法法律书记员。
《纽约邮报》向 WLR&K 律所以及库尔顿和波伦兹威格请求评论，但未获回复。
Ms. Rachel 左翼儿童 YouTuber。
备受争议的儿童 YouTuber Ms. Rachel 向极左翼的密歇根州参议院候选人阿卜杜勒·埃尔-赛义德（Abdul El Sayed）的竞选活动捐赠了 $3,000——这是她最新一次试图支持反以色列激进分子的候选资格。
Ms. Rachel——原名瑞秋·格里芬·阿库索（Rachel Griffin Accurso）——在日期为 7 月 19 日的联邦选举委员会文件中悄悄报告了这笔款项。目前尚不清楚这笔款项是捐赠还是贷款。
埃尔-赛义德称以色列为犯有“种族灭绝”罪行的“流氓国家”，并与恶劣的左翼影响力人物哈桑·派克（Hasan Piker）共同竞选，后者称正统犹太人是“近亲繁殖”且“美国活该遭遇 9/11”。
“阿卜杜勒·埃尔-赛义德和 Ms. Rachel 是一丘之貉，强将他们的社会主义、非二元性别（they/them）、反美议程强加给我们的孩子，家长们在投票时应该感到担忧，”国家共和党参议院委员会（National Republican Senatorial Committee）的萨曼莎·坎特雷尔（Samantha Cantrell）说道。
阿库索未回复消息。 大卫·斯佩克特 与 瑞奇·考尔德 (Rich Calder)
数以万计的人可能在拥挤的纽约市机构中接触到军团病（Legionnaires’ disease）——但《纽约邮报》的一项审查发现，没有任何一家机构向访客发出警告。
上东区的疫情已导致 5 名纽约人死亡，87 人感染。自 7 月 2 日以来，有 77 个冷却塔检测出军团菌阳性。
市议员乔安·阿里奥拉（Joann Ariola）猛烈抨击了这些设施：“他们只要夏季的钱，至于访客是否处于危险之中，他们根本不在乎。” 肖恩·加尔文 (Shane Galvin)
威斯康星州 “警察击毙”事件
数百名左翼示威者在威斯康星州麦迪逊市中心游行，口出反警察的恶言，阻碍交通并骚扰用餐者，抗议 Corey Ruiz 被击毙。Ruiz 是一名职业罪犯，据称在被枪击前用刀刺伤了一名警察。
近 500 人周五从 Williamson 街与 South Baldwin 街的交汇处——这名 38 岁男子周三在与几名警察搏斗期间被击中三次的地方——游行至麦迪逊警察局总部。
视频显示，一些示威者拦截交通，并在路边冲突中面对一名女性驾驶员，后者坚持认为自己是“同盟者”。
“你就坐在那儿看着这一切发生，然后好好思考一下，你这个 c–t！”一名示威者对着无助的司机大喊。
“我 100% 是这个社区的同盟者，”她向围住她车子的抗议者恳求道。
“我在这片街区住了 27 年。去他妈的警察。我想加入抗议！”她说，“这个叫我 c–t 的家伙对任何人的事业都没有帮助。”
她补充道：“我是同盟者。我想加入抗议。我想成为其中的一部分。”
Ruiz 是一名无家可归的前囚犯，据称在与警察对峙时，他持有刀具在该地区游荡。一段疯传的视频显示，当一名警察开火时，他正被几名警员按住并进行搏斗。
Steven Vago 和 Shane Galvin
据报道，一名网红被其丈夫开枪杀害，随后丈夫自杀。两周前，该网红在 TikTok 上指控其丈夫是恋童癖。
Sara Gilson，43 岁，发布了一段 TikTok 视频，指控即将成为前夫的 Shawn Duffey，48 岁。
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他们正在美化跨性别议程 —— 而纳税人则在为此买单。
“首创”的跨性别娃娃 —— 带有可拆卸生殖器 —— 将于今年秋天在明尼苏达州的一些教室中首次亮相，面向年仅 4 岁的儿童。
这些纸娃娃拥有像“Sam”、“Rory”、“Avery”和“Parker”这样性别中立的名字，具有可拆卸的内部和外部生殖器，以及 100 多个可互换的衣物、配件和发型 —— 就像一个跨性别的“土豆头先生/女士”。
明尼苏达大学医学院的一位治疗师表示，其目标是让孩子们“了解关于他们可以成为谁的不同选择”。该学院花费了五年多时间开发这个由左翼明尼苏达州州长蒂姆·沃尔兹 (Tim Walz) 资助的争议性项目。
在六年的研究期间，该医学院的性与性别健康研究所曾支付 $20 到 $60 邀请“跨性别和性别多样化”的儿童及其父母在小组中玩这些娃娃并“讨论性别和身体”。
这些娃娃的原型在 2024 年的一次会议上展出，其中一个名为“Sam”的娃娃看起来正处于性别过渡的某个阶段，旁边放着一个可拆卸的阴茎，伸手可及的地方则放着一件连衣裙和女孩内裤。
根据 MyGender Dolls 公司的网站，这些承诺将“让性别变得有趣”的跨性别娃娃将提供给教师、学校辅导员、儿科医生和心理健康服务提供者。该网站展示了一个男孩娃娃穿着连衣裙的图像，以及其他处于各种性别认同混乱状态的娃娃。
目前尚不清楚家长 —— 或儿童 —— 是否能够订购这种娃娃。也不清楚家长是否能够为孩子选择退出这种“治疗性游戏”。
这些娃娃始于明尼苏达大学的一个研究项目，随后由
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“准备好迎接 Netflix 发布关于我即将前夫的纪录片了，我刚刚发现他是个恋童癖，”Gilson 在她的视频中写道。
据 KTUL 电视台报道，7 月 23 日，Gilson 和 Duffey 被发现死于其位于俄克拉荷马州欧瓦索 (Owasso) 的家中，此前家中一名儿童拨打了 911 电话。
官员表示，此前已代表一名在其青少年篮球队中、曾在家中遭到 Duffey 涉嫌“不当行为”的 15 岁女孩，对他发布了保护令。
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转变为一家商业公司 —— MyGender Dolls —— 运营。
很少有夏季害虫能像蚊子那样如此顽固。 这些昆虫在温暖潮湿的气候中繁衍生息，积水为其提供了理想的繁殖栖息地。 在美国，蚊子更多的是一种季节性麻烦，而非广泛的公共卫生危机，但某些州的繁殖条件比其他州要好得多。 根据 OutsideOnline.com 的说法，以下是一些蚊子最严重的州：
n 德克萨斯州拥有 85 种以上的蚊子，其中东德克萨斯州的潮湿森林中种群密度最高。
身份危机：在州长蒂姆·沃尔兹（Tim Walz，左图）支持的一项计划中，明尼苏达州的学生将获得可以改变性别特征的玩偶。沃尔兹获得了性与性别健康研究所颁发的一个奖项。
两名持有执照的心理学家，他们同时也是医学院的教授。 批评者表示，这些玩偶面临被成年人滥用的风险，这些人希望将自己的意识形态强加给脆弱的孩子。 “他们会寻找任何处于困境中的人，并利用这一点作为工具来说：‘这就是你不快乐的原因。’这绝对是诱导（grooming），”美国儿科学会前任会长昆廷·范·米特（Quentin Van Meter）博士抨击道。 “年纪较小的孩子——他们中的许多人仍然相信复活节兔子和牙仙子。而你这时却给他们提供一些看起来挺有趣的纸娃娃，你可以更换衣服、发型、生殖器……这远远超出了他们区分幻想与现实的能力。” 沃尔兹的办公室没有回应《纽约邮报》的置评请求。
n 佛罗里达州的亚热带气候使得蚊子几乎全年都能繁衍生息。 n 纽约也未能幸免。从纽约市繁忙的街道到阿第伦达克的森林，蚊子无处不在。 Kieran Sullivan, Fox
纽约邮报, 星期日, July 26, 2026 nypost.com
暂停美国 打击之际 . . . 更大规模战争正在升级
作者：凯特琳·多恩博斯 (Caitlin Doornbos) 和 加布里埃尔·法米 (Gabrielle Fahmy)
华盛顿 —— 特朗普总统暂停了美国对伊朗的新一轮打击，因为他正在权衡德黑兰是否准备好达成协议 —— 与此同时，一场更大规模的区域战争似乎正在蔓延。
在连续 13 天攻击伊朗政权目标后，Axios 周六报道称，特朗普周五指示美国军方暂停任何进一步的打击。该报道引用了两名知情人士的消息。
但总统已明确表示，临时停火并不意味着华盛顿在退让。
在接受法国 LCI 新闻台的一次简短电话采访时，特朗普表示，如果德黑兰不给美国想要的东西，他仍准备重启大规模军事行动。
当被问及是否可能恢复与伊朗的全规模战争时，特朗普说：“如果我们不能 100% 得到我们想要的，绝对会。”
白宫尚未公开说明暂停时间可能持续多久，政府方面继续将军事选项保留在议程上。特朗普周四表示，在与伊朗人继续谈判的同时，美国已为可能的重大攻击做好了“装弹就绪”的准备。
与此同时，冲突似乎正分裂成新的不稳定的战场。
乌克兰总统弗拉基米尔·泽连斯基周六确认，基辅袭击了在里海（连接这两个盟友的区域）中运输伊朗与俄罗斯之间军事货物的俄罗斯船只。
伊朗媒体迅速威胁将反击乌克兰 —— 增加了中东战争进一步升级的可能性。
“给泽连斯基先生的一个温柔提醒：整个乌克兰都在伊朗弹道导弹的射程之内，”《中东观察者》(Middle East Spectator) 在 Telegram 上写道，并配有一张显示伊朗“超重型”Khorramshahr-4 导弹射程的地图。
“尽管这样做会浪费好导弹，”该账号打趣道。
这场扩大战争的另一个闪点也在周六爆发，沙特阿拉伯与也门胡塞武装恐怖分子互进行空袭，后者正对沙特港口实施封锁。
此次交火发生在伊朗支持的胡塞武装袭击巴布曼德海峡 (Bab el Mandeb Strait) 的数艘沙特商船几天之后 —— 这是一个连接红海与亚丁湾的狭窄水道，承担着全球约 5% 的海上贸易。
胡塞武装周六声称，他们向沙特国有能源巨头阿美公司 (Aramco) 位于红海城市延布 (Yanbu) 和吉赞 (Jizan) 的设施发射了数十枚弹道导弹、巡航导弹和无人机。
“感谢真主，此次行动成功达到了目标，”胡塞武装军事发言人 Yahya Saree 准将在一份预录声明中说。
他补充道：“我们确认，为了回应其侵略行为，对沙特敌人的封锁仍在继续。”
作者：凯特琳·多恩博斯 (CAITLIN DOORNBOS) 和 舍恩·加尔文 (SHANE GALVIN)
美国特种作战部队正待命准备发起“军事史上最复杂的行动”，旨在从防御严密的核设施中夺取伊朗的浓缩铀。
“我很不愿这么说，但我认为清除伊朗核材料（至少是他们目前拥有的部分）最可能的方式是军事行动，因为谈判进展缓慢，”战略与国际研究中心副主任约瑟夫·罗杰斯 (Joseph Rodgers) 表示。
一名熟悉军事计划的消息人士周五告诉《邮报》(The Post)，这项极其复杂的行动将涉及数千名地面部队强攻伊朗核设施 —— 穿过陷阱、利用建筑工程队，并在设施周围维持一支庞大的防御阻截部队。
随后，一支小型特种作战小队将执行实际的回收工作——该人士表示，这是一个“高度危险”的过程。 “我认为这将是军事历史上最复杂，如果不是最复杂，也绝对是数一数二的行动，”罗杰斯（Rodgers）说道。 “在充满竞争的环境中，这将是一次后勤压力巨大且困难的行动。伊朗军队虽然基本被摧毁，但他们仍比守护马杜罗（Maduro）的古巴人更专业。” 根据知情独立媒体《High Side》的一份报告，这组特种作战人员可能包括海豹突击队 6 队的银色中队（Silver Squadron）、第 2 游骑兵营以及陆军第 21 军械公司。 报告称，第 21 军械公司将负责处理并将任何数量的浓缩铀从基本被摧毁的福多（Fordo）设施和严重受损的伊斯法罕（Isfahan）设施运出。 国际原子能机构（IAEA）在 2025 年报告称，伊朗拥有超过 20,000 磅的浓缩铀。 “你需要在所有试图进入并夺取材料的地点周围建立安全周界。这将需要地面部队确保周界安全，然后建立一条前往起飞跑道的安全护送路线，”罗杰斯说道。 美国军队必须在抵御伊朗军队攻击的同时，挖掘并清理这些地点的被毁入口。 “那么，你能维持这种状态多久，且仍能撤出所有部队？”理查德·戈德堡（Richard Goldberg）说道。他在首届特朗普政府期间曾在白宫国家安全委员会担任反伊朗大规模杀伤性武器主任。
空域走廊，以便军队飞往安全地点。 伊朗一直在为针对伊斯法罕设施的袭击做准备。 “我们看到报告称伊朗正在加固伊斯法罕的设施，布置陷阱，并可能部署了周界部队，”戈德堡说道。 “目前没有任何出其不意因素。目标是固定的。我们知道它们在哪里，伊朗人也知道它们在哪里。” 根据上个月 CNN 的一份报告，伊朗在伊斯法罕设施的隧道中布置了地雷和炸药，以应对可能的突袭。 在有报道称伊朗在上个月将数百台核离心机运至纳坦兹（Natanz）核浓缩地点后，镐山（Pickaxe Mountain）成为了一个新的目标。
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“我们不知道下面有多少台离心机。他们会寻求实际的拆卸、摧毁并将其运出吗？我的意思是，更可能的情况是，如果你必须在镐山内部执行特种作战任务，原因是你认为无法通过空袭摧毁该设施，”戈德堡说道。 根据戈德堡的说法，关于空袭是否足够的判定，取决于美国情报界对该建筑图纸及弱点的了解——就像那些针对坚固的福多设施中“阿喀琉斯之踵”通风井的钻地弹一样。 “那是一个摧毁任务，”戈德堡说。“如果你试图进入该设施，你的目标将是使其坍塌。” 与伊斯法罕和福多不同，美国在镐山可能会迅速取得成功。 “镐山潜在地可能像马杜罗突袭行动那样，”在谈到于首都加拉加斯总统府逮捕委内瑞拉前独裁者尼古拉斯·马杜罗的行动时，他说道。 “因为你是潜入，布置炸药，然后撤离，”戈德堡说。
美国军事力量于周五使一艘试图通过霍尔木兹海峡的油轮失去动力。官员表示，由于船员多次无视警告，该船是在蓄意尝试突破该地区的封锁。
军方表示，此次打击是 12 次强制掉头行动之一，这些船只曾试图突破封锁，随后被重新引导远离该海峡。
美国中央司令部（CENTCOM）发言人蒂姆·霍金斯（Tim Hawkins）上尉告诉《纽约时报》，军方向“Lavine”号油轮的发动机舱开火，使其立即停在原地。
“该船不再前往伊朗，”霍金斯说。
“截至 7 月 25,，中央司令部已重新引导 12 艘试图突破封锁的商船，使 2 艘不配合的船只失去动力，并登船检查 2 艘以确保完全合规，”该作战司令部在 X 平台上的一份声明中表示。 Daniel Cody
内部 大分裂
华盛顿 —— 地区消息人士告诉《纽约邮报》，伊朗领导人之间的内斗几乎与他们与西方的对抗一样激烈。一些资深政治家正极力挽救与美国的谈判，而强大的伊斯兰革命卫队（IRGC）则倾向于重启战争。
由于最高领袖穆吉塔巴·哈梅内伊（Mojtaba Khamenei）未公开露面，没有一个人能强迫这些竞争派系重新归队——这意味着冲突的未来现在可能由德黑兰的权力斗争决定，而非由华盛顿决定。
消息人士描述，日益加深的分歧揭露了德黑兰内部两个相互竞争的权力中心：一方是试图维持脆弱外交渠道的文职领导人，另一方则是决定通过对抗保持压力的军方强硬派。
消息人士称，伊朗总统马苏德·佩泽什基安（Masoud Pezeshkian）、外交部长阿巴斯·阿拉奇（Abbas Araghchi，上方插图）和议长穆罕默德·巴盖尔·加利巴夫（Mohammad Bagher Ghalibaf，下方插图）希望维持与美国的对话，并防止战斗升级为另一场全面的地区战争。
但一位熟悉伊朗内部动态的地区消息人士告诉《纽约邮报》，他们的权威已在稳步下降。
该消息人士表示，伊斯兰革命卫队不再通过内部政治斗争获胜，而是越来越多地通过军事行动制造“既成事实”，随后强硬派立法者则采取行动将这些行动转化为法律。
该消息人士称，这种扩大的分裂在最近几周变得日益明显。
Caitlin Doornbas
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纽约邮报，周日，26, 2026 年 7 月 26, nypost.com
油腻 禁令 薯条烫伤起诉案
作者：SONYA GUGLIARA
一名女性称，中城东区一家麦当劳的薯条烫得惊人，烧伤了她的口腔内部。
凯瑟琳·卢昂戈（Catherine Luongo）在据称被 42 街分店“极热且过热”的薯条灼伤后，依然愤怒不已。
她在起诉书中称，事情发生在 3 月 5,。
起诉书写道：“[卢昂戈] 头部、身体和四肢受到了严重且剧烈的人身伤害；神经系统受到严重冲击 [且] 承受了巨大的身体痛苦和精神焦虑。”
她在文件中声称，她可能遭受的“永久性且持续性”伤害非常严重，导致她卧床不起。
根据周二提交给曼哈顿最高法院的法院文件，她指责这家“粗心”的连锁店向她提供滚烫的马铃薯，且未能警告她食用这些薯条存在风险。
法院记录显示，Luongo 对诉讼并不陌生。她在 2025 年起诉了沃尔玛，并在 2018 年起诉了 Panera。根据在皇后区最高法院提交的文件，她声称一名格伦代尔 Panera 的员工不小心用椅子撞到了她的手，导致其受到“严重”且“永久性”的伤害。她最终赢得了 $150,000。
根据记录，针对沃尔玛的案件最初在皇后区最高法院提起，但在 Luongo 要求 $1 million 赔偿金后被移交给联邦法院，目前仍在进行中。Luongo 在该案中指称，一名员工正将多辆购物车推回溪谷流店 (Valley Stream store) 时，其中一辆带有金属杆的购物车在停车场撞到了她，导致她身上出现瘀伤和创伤。沃尔玛与 Luongo 正在私下处理此事，但截至 7 月 9 日尚未达成和解。
Luongo 在针对麦当劳的诉讼中要求不具名的损害赔偿。这起指控事件发生在著名的“新墨西哥州老妇起诉汉堡巨头”事件 30 年之后，当时一名老妇人的大腿上被滚烫的咖啡泼溅，导致三级烧伤。在该案（Liebeck v. McDonald’s Restaurants）中，她最初获得了高达 $2.7 million 的赔偿。随后该金额在一次秘密和解中被降低。根据加州消费者律师协会的数据，在该案之前，麦当劳已经收到了 700 多起类似的客户投诉，称其被烫伤。在该案之后，麦当劳被迫降低咖啡的供应温度，并在杯子上贴上警告标签。
在金拱门（麦当劳）方面，这个“阿罗哈州”堪称老大哥。根据 Restaurant Furniture 的一项调查，新泽西州在全美麦当劳分店评分中排名第二，仅次于夏威夷。
为了衡量哪些地区“提供了最佳的金拱门体验”，这家餐厅家具供应商检查了 Google 上 8.7 百万条客户评论，涵盖了全美 4,867 家麦当劳分店。它专门查看了每个州的前 10 个城市，统计麦当劳门店的数量及其平均评分。最后，通过城市评论的加权平均值，根据其麦当劳的受欢迎程度对各地区进行排名。
基于 48 家门店的 68,580 条 Google 评论，夏威夷在这个快餐之国中占据主导地位。许多顾客对这个第 50 个州金拱门提供的本地化产品赞不绝口，例如配有葡萄牙香肠和/或午餐肉的米饭和鸡蛋。加利福尼亚州排名第三。
Ben Cost
一名佛罗里达州的鲨鱼生物学家将自己的身体变成了一部水下百科全书——在经历了童年对海洋最可怕掠食者的恐惧并将其转化为终身痴迷后，她在身上纹了创纪录的 106 个鲨鱼纹身。
艾米莉·莫里森 (Emily Morrison) 最近因一名女性身上拥有最多鲨鱼纹身而获得了吉尼斯世界纪录，其纹身描绘了 71 种不同的鲨鱼物种、化石牙齿，甚至从脚到脖子都有鲨鱼牙齿的图案。
她还没有停下来。她决定在身上纹完所有 58 个鲨鱼科，目前只剩下 7 个就可以完成这个终极鲨鱼主题画布。
这位被称为“鲨鱼女士艾米莉”的女性表示，这种痴迷始于她 8 岁时观看 1975 年的大片《大白鲨》——当时她深信自己有一天会成为鲨鱼的饵料。
“我记得告诉我的爸爸：‘鲨鱼会吃掉我的’，”艾米莉在回忆吉尼斯世界纪录时说道。
她的父亲并没有安慰她，而是告诉她“这太荒谬了”，然后带着这个恐惧的孩子去了图书馆，挑战她去找一个真正害怕鲨鱼的理由。
莫里森对这种被误解最深的海洋掠食者了解得越多，就越痴迷。几十年后，她现在是佛罗里达州威尼斯的一名潜水导游，在墨西哥湾沿岸带领人们进行鲨鱼牙齿化石潜水。
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否认 “冒牌” 新闻
他们声称这些指控是毫无根据的（half-baked）。 纽约市的高端面包店 Le Parisien 否认了一位知名美食博主的指控，该博主称他们以令人震惊的高价向不知情的顾客销售 Costco 的可颂面包。
本周早些时候，内容创作者 Sreenitya（网名为 @TallBrownGirlll）发布了一段在 TikTok 上走红的视频，视频中似乎显示一名送货员正在餐厅柜台卸下几箱预包装的甜点。
“这些可颂来自 Costco，”这位失望的用餐者感叹道，她声称自己为一个“开心果可颂”支付了 $12。
作为参考，一盒 Costco 招牌黄油可颂的价格不到 $6.80，每盒 12, 或每个仅需 $0.50 以上。
Sreenitya 将这次所谓的骗局称为“简直是抢劫”，并警告她的 70,000 名粉丝“不要来这里”，由此引发了抵制，用户指责这家糕点店将廉价的低端点心当作高级甜点出售。
然而，一名 Le Parisien 的员工向《每日邮报》坚称，他们的产品是新鲜烘焙的，他们只是使用了 Costco 的包装。
“我们在康尼岛有一个公司（生产点），他们每天早晨把（可颂）送到我们这里，”他们声称。“他们只是重复利用了这些盒子。这些不是 Costco 的可颂。”
一名 Costco 员工告诉《太阳报》，该面包店可能会通过 Costco 的包装接收其他食品，并将其保留以备后用。
Ben Cost Leonardo Munoz
作者：trista panagakos 和 gabrielle fahmy
纽约市的黑市移动小狗工厂仍在运作——而且规模更大、胆子更大了。
本周，在繁忙的钻石区正午时分，有人看到四个男人在光天化日之下，从一辆白色梅赛德斯汽车中推销一只售价 $1,500 的棕色长毛名贵小狗。
这次在西 47 街的目击事件，是同一群可疑的小狗贩子在不到一年的时间里 4 次出现——他们驾驶同一辆遮住车牌的豪华面包车，停在禁止停车区域，厚颜无耻地出售 2 个月大的小狗，而没有被警察甚至交通执法员拦住。
周四，一名纽约市警察局（NYPD）的交通警察在卖狗面包车旁悠闲地走过，似乎对这一非法活动毫无察觉。
纽约市警察局确认，周四下午 4 点左右有人拨打 911 举报这些卖狗者，但当警察到达时，这些人已经逃离。
本周的行动比《纽约邮报》在秋季目击的那次更加大胆。这次涉及第二辆车，且有另外两名卖家参与其中，总计四人。动物数量从 11 月份看到的 8 只增加到了 12。
这一次，沉睡的小狗被放置在两个拥挤的婴儿车中，路人被鼓励抚摸或将它们抱起来。
正午气温为 84 度。
2024, 年 12 月，奥尔巴尼颁布了具有里程碑意义的《小狗工厂管线法案》（Puppy Mill Pipeline Act），要求纽约人只能从收容所领养，或直接从负责任的繁殖者（通常在市外）处购买。
在《纽约邮报》揭露报道后，纽约市警局（NYPD）将其关闭，但位于华盛顿高地的非法露天处方药市场在本周末又死灰复燃。
周五，约 10 名摊贩被发现在圣尼古拉斯大道（St. Nicholas Avenue）靠近西 180 街和 181 街附近摆摊，厚颜无耻地出售处方类止痛药、治疗勃起功能障碍的药物、抗生素及其他药品，以及维生素和非处方产品。
在至少六辆警车蜂拥而至、导致药贩带着存货四处逃窜的三天后，这些卖家又回来了。周六，其中六名卖家再次现身。
“我认为这不对，但我们能怎么办？”一名在同一地段合法经营的当地药剂师说道，“这个国家的方方面面本来就都不对劲。”
该揭露报道详细描述了近 24 名摊贩如何在西 179 街至西 183 街与圣尼古拉斯大道之间的 10 个街区内销售各类药物。
Khristina Narizhnaya
纽约邮报, 2026年7月26日, 星期日 nypost.com
Helayne Seidman 为 纽约邮报 供稿
零售： 本周，一组男子被发现在钻石区中心的一辆白色梅赛德斯汽车中，以每只 $1,500 的价格出售名贵犬。路人被鼓励拿起或抚摸这些可爱的幼犬。
这种行为可由州总检察长办公室处以最高 $1,000 的罚款。在市区内，后院繁殖也是被禁止的。当一名假装成潜在客户的《纽约邮报》记者开始询问时，卖家们声称他们就在做这件事，并吹嘘这些幼犬来自两胎。
“我们繁殖它们，”其中一名卖家自豪地承认道，“我们就是热爱我们的狗。”
当路人们围在婴儿车旁时，卖家告诉他们这些是贵宾犬（miniature poodles），要价 $1,500。一名卖家向一名感兴趣的客户提供了他的电话号码和 Instagram 账号。
其中一名自称 Tyshawn Walker 的男子向《纽约邮报》记者推销。但当被质问其经营的非法性时，他古怪地改口，声称他来这里仅仅是为了做免费的“小狗瑜伽”。
“我们不卖它们，我们做小狗瑜伽……我们不收小狗瑜伽的钱，”他一边拿着一只狗一边抽着电子烟说道。
美国防止虐待动物协会（ASPCA）表示，已知晓该情况，但尚未收到纽约市警局（NYPD）协助围捕犬类贩子请求。
“纽约市警局是五个行政区内执行动物虐待法的主要机构，”一名发言人告诉《纽约邮报》，“如果他们请求我们的服务，ASPCA 将随时准备支持纽约市警局处理这种情况。”
“在汽车后备箱里卖小狗是一个明显的危险信号，”动物人道世界（Humane World for Animals）州主任 Brian Shapiro 抨击道，“这些销售行为违反了保护宠物和消费者的城市及州法律。”
纽约邮报, 星期日, 2026 年 7 月 26 日 nypost.com
唐氏为史密森尼博物馆的准确性“签名” 三家分包商对前总统巴拉克·奥巴马的总统中心提出了法律指控，声称他们被克扣了近 $1 百万美元。这些公司表示，他们在 Home Court —— 芝加哥综合体中一个豪华的 60,000 平方英尺篮球场及活动设施 —— 的工程款未获支付，福克斯新闻数字频道 (Fox News Digital) 报道称。这三家建筑公司 —— 负责结构钢工程的 Area Erectors；负责挖掘和混凝土工程的 CSI 3,000；以及地板公司 Floors Incorporated —— 分别声称被欠款 $625,000、$236,000 和 $25,000。 大卫·斯佩克特
特朗普总统周五命令其政府在史密森尼国家美国历史博物馆外安装指示牌，引导游客前往白宫所描述的关于国家过去的“准确”信息。该行政命令指示负责维护博物馆外人行道的国家公园管理局放置指示牌，告知游客关于 7 月 4 日发布的一份白宫报告，该报告批评了史密森尼博物馆对美国历史的描绘。
特朗普还指示创建一个临时展览，旨在纠正其政府认为不准确的历史信息。此举是在特朗普的国内政策委员会发布的一份报告之后采取的，该报告指责史密森尼博物馆和国家美国历史博物馆未能以一种“令人鼓舞、统一且配得上我们伟大共和国”的方式呈现历史。由于史密森尼博物馆独立于行政部门运作，特朗普无法直接撤换其领导层或单方面更改展览。福克斯新闻 (Fox News)
特罗伊·杰克逊 获民主党支持。
被选为 普拉特的 参议员提名人
缅因州民主党周六正式选定前林业工人、前州参议院议长特罗伊·杰克逊 (Troy Jackson)，接替被指控强奸的格雷厄姆·普拉特纳 (Graham Platner)，作为该党在与现任共和党参议员苏珊·柯林斯 (Susan Collins) 的这场高风险竞选中推出的提名人。
在班戈举行的特别提名大会实际上成了杰克逊的加冕礼。在本周早些时候，缅因州 601 名代表中的绝大多数已承诺支持这位 58 岁的候选人，这意味着除了一个人之外，他的所有对手都退出了竞争。
杰克逊的提名为一场始于 7 月 8 日的混乱抢位战画上了句号。当时，普拉特纳宣布退出参议院竞选，此前他交往过的一名女性珍妮·拉西科特 (Jenny Racicot) 公开指控他在 2021 年于其缅因州家中醉酒强奸了她。
普拉特纳坚决否认该指控，并于 7 月 10 日正式退出竞选。缅因州的这场选战对于哪个政党将控制参议院至关重要。 维克多·纳瓦
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总统来了，他看到了， 他开起了玩笑，他出言侮辱， 而且话太多了。然而，唐纳德·特朗普的出席， 正是白宫记者晚餐会取得如此巨大成功的主要原因。 这次活动是为四月份那场晚餐会的补办，当时一名企图刺杀特朗普及其内阁成员的刺客导致活动戏剧性地提前结束。周五的版本事实证明比原计划的要好得多，而且意义深远得多。 原因是四月份那场近乎发生的悲剧，激发出将第二次尝试打造为一个团结活动的契机，并成为美国例外论的活生生证明。 事实上，当这位总统与国家主流媒体群体真正达成一致时（正如周五那样），这就是突发新闻，是该“停止发稿 (STOP THE PRESSES)”的时候了！ 大部分功劳归于特朗普，他衷心地向在那场近乎悲剧的夜晚阻止了枪手的特勤局特工和华盛顿特区警方不畏艰险的勇气致敬。他还完成了不可能的任务，让酒店宴会厅内的 700 名记者和其他人员起立为安全官员和我们的军队鼓掌。 考虑到大多数记者是左翼民主党人，是那些 DEI（多样性、公平和包容）以及“削减警察经费”等厌恶特朗普之众的成员，能让他们参与这次致敬绝非小成就。 总统在活动中也表现得很大方，他留到了最后，并亲自祝贺那些因报道获奖的记者——在大多数情况下，这些报道对他及其政策持有高度批评态度。 他表现得如此豁达，在与《华尔街日报》的记者握手后（他曾因对方关于他与杰弗里·爱泼斯坦关系的报道而起诉对方），总统露出了半个微笑，显然地沮丧地摊开双臂并摇了摇头，仿佛在说：我到底在这里干什么？
鉴于他在第一任期以及去年都抵制了这一年度活动，一些质疑在所难免。 但尽管如此，他在大部分时间里似乎很享受其中，而且在轮到他发言时，抛出了不少尖刻的俏皮话。 “这个地方真的是有史以来一次性聚集的‘特朗普紊乱综合征’患者最多的地方，”他宣布道。 这句话引起了一些心领神会的笑声，但其他人，例如……
迈克尔·古德温
一场诚挚的活动：在周五补办的白宫记者晚餐会上，特朗普总统让与会者向执法人员致敬并对玩笑大笑，他还祝贺了获奖记者。
针对特定记者的个人攻击，回应的是一片死寂。 同样，他对民主党参议员亚当·希夫（Adam Schiff）和伊丽莎白·沃伦（Elizabeth Warren）那些陈词滥调的抨击也未能引起反响，证明这些话更适合在他的竞选集会上说。 在某个时刻，当他那份由工作人员准备的演讲稿中的一段话没能引起反应时，特朗普插话道： “这是我唯一认为这整个该死的愚蠢演讲中写得不错的地方。那是唯一好的部分，而结果并没有引起什么像样的笑声。” 当晚活动的成功也归功于 CBS 的华盛顿记者、驻美记者协会主席江薇嘉（Weijia Jiang）。 本着美国 250 岁生日的精神，她旨在将此次活动转化为一次对第一修正案以及捍卫该修正案的记者们的庆典。 她通过一个关于她家庭从中国（她的出生地）移民而来的动人故事，为活动增添了个人色彩，讲述了他们如何被西弗吉尼亚州的煤矿区热情接纳，在那里，他们餐厅的一些顾客甚至用鹿肉支付账单。 她说，她的生活和职业生涯——让她能够在椭圆形办公室向总统提问——“只有在美国”才可能实现，并证明了我们这个国家的非凡之处。 不幸的是，对于一群竭力破坏这次活动的愤愤不平的记者来说，这个基本事实完全是掩人耳目的谎言。大约 500 人签署了一份刻薄的声明，称“在那个无情攻击第一修正案的人面前庆祝第一修正案，是虚伪的”。
该声明继续敦促该协会利用这个由 C-SPAN 电视播出的计划，在讲台上“谴责政府的行为，并承诺打击所有企图破坏这一功能性民主核心支柱的尝试”。
江（Jiang）明确拒绝了这种压力，表示此次晚餐是旨在使特朗普政府与记者之间“正常化关系”并尝试通过“共同努力”寻找妥协方案的一部分。
“我们不涉及政治，显然我们反对任何旨在恐吓、威胁和寒蝉效应地抑制言论自由的行为，对此我们已经表达得非常清楚，”她补充道。“但再次强调，我不认为发布措辞强烈的声明是有效的。”
如果她倾向于这样做，她可能会将批评延伸到：一些著名的外部批评者在构建一个已失去大多数美国人信任的媒体产业过程中起到了关键作用。其中就包括丹·雷瑟（Dan Rather），他在 2004 年竞选期间的一次 9 月突袭行动中使用了伪造文件，试图帮助击败乔治·W·布什总统，结果被 CBS 解雇。另一位签署者是吉姆·阿科斯塔（Jim Acosta），这位前 CNN 主播在总统第一任期内几乎每天都与特朗普及白宫助手发生争执，让自己像个小丑。阿科斯塔的闹剧使他成为了 CNN 的累赘，以至于他选择辞职，而不是接受被网络降级到深夜班。
雷瑟、阿科斯塔以及许多其他持有记者证的民主党活动人士所造成的损害是不可估量的。其结果之一是盖洛普（Gallup）的一项调查发现，对媒体的信心已跌至新低。仅有 28% 的受访者表示，他们对“报纸、电视和广播完整、准确且公正地报道新闻”有“很大程度”或“相当程度”的信任。这些数字虽然是一个长期趋势的一部分，但标志着与五年前相比出现了快速下降，当时有 40% 的成年人表达了信心和信任。
导致这种模式的原因很多，包括社交媒体，但党派偏见显然是一个巨大的因素。正如大多数主要新闻机构在 2016 年跳进民主党的车厢，坚称特朗普是俄罗斯的资产一样，他们直到乔·拜登在 2024 年 6 月与特朗普的辩论中含糊不清且踉踉跄跄之前，也没觉得他明显的认知能力下降有什么问题。
这种模式的一个影响是，盖洛普称共和党对大众媒体的信心在十年内从未超过 21%，而现在已跌至个位数，仅为 8%。独立人士的信任度降至 27%，处于历史低点，而 51% 的民主党人信任媒体。巨大的差距应该能平息关于大多数媒体机构是否偏向民主党的争论。它们显然是偏向的，因此唯一 remaining 的问题是，这些党派人士是否会回归到传递新闻而非宣传的任务上。
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没门：沃伦·哈德森（Warren Hudson）周五在 YouTube 上表示，他不知道诺兰·威尔斯（Nolan Wells）的手机密码。
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诺兰·韦尔斯（Nolan Wells）自称最好的朋友，针对该少年的母亲对其儿子失踪后手机内可能被删除内容的担忧做出了回应。
韦尔斯，18 岁，在一次 7 月 4 日前往密西西比州霍恩岛（Horn Island）的乘船旅行后失踪，两天后被发现死在水中。母亲克里斯汀·旺斯利（Christine Wonsley）表示，当手机被归还给家人时，他们发现他的两个 Snapchat 账号中没有任何照片或视频，对此感到担忧，称其“可疑”，并引发了内容可能被删除的恐惧。
但参与了那次不幸旅行的韦尔斯好友沃伦·哈德逊（Warren Hudson）坚称，他并不知晓有人从这位前途无量的运动员手机中删除了任何东西。
“我们没有理由去动诺兰的手机，没人碰过诺兰的手机……如果由于我们中没人碰过诺兰的手机，那么你懂的，没有任何理由删除任何东西，”哈德逊在周五告诉 YouTuber “The Officer Tatum”（一名黑人基督徒及保守派人士）。
“在手机从船上移到卡车之前，没有人接触过他的手机，而且我们中没有人知道诺兰的密码可以进入他的手机并删除任何东西，”哈德逊解释道。
“我们没有理由删除任何东西……这里没有什么好隐瞒的，”哈德逊说道。他此前告诉《纽约邮报》，他将韦尔斯视为自己的“最好的朋友”。在被问及是否从韦尔斯的手机中删除了任何内容时，哈德逊回答道：“不，当然没有。”
哈德逊此前解释了为什么在他们处于屏障岛（barrier island）时，韦尔斯的手机被留在船上，他说：“当你身陷齐腰深的水中时，没人会把手机拿在手里。”
他还声称，在他一名“惊慌失措”的朋友在船只开始出现问题后，大声催促韦尔斯“快他妈回船上！”（Get the F on the boat!）。“而诺兰说‘不，我就留在外面……我要搭别人的车’。”
代表韦尔斯家属的民权律师本·克拉姆普（Ben Crump）未接听寻求就哈德逊说法发表评论的电话。
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对于 Sam Asghari 来说，生活正处于黄金期。 他在与约翰·特拉沃尔塔合作的新电影《绅士小偷》（The Gentleman Thief）中饰演一名“最坏的家伙”，并且正深陷与女友 Brooke Irvine 的热恋之中。 但他也深知，在许多人眼中，他将永远被视为“布兰尼·斯皮尔斯先生”。 当被问及他是否认为有一天人们不再问他关于那位深陷困扰的超级巨星——两人交往六年，结婚两年，直到 2024 年离婚——时，他告诉 第六页 (纽约邮报著名八卦栏目)：“永远不会发生。” “但我是否已经准备好回答这些问题，以及我是否已经准备好让这件事不再影响我？绝对准备好了，”他说道。 与 Asghari 安稳的新生活形成鲜明对比的是，仅在今年，44 岁的 Spears 就曾因酒后驾车 (DUI) 被捕并进入康复中心。 就在几天前，这位歌手在行驶于洛杉矶 101 高速公路的一辆梅赛德斯 G-Wagon 汽车天窗中站立起舞，引发了人们对其安全状况的担忧。随后她在 Instagram 上对此次抵制表示不屑，写道：“事情并非表面看起来那样。” 那么，Asghari 对他这位曾在公众面前苦苦挣扎的前妻最新的行为有何看法？ 这位 32 岁的伊朗裔演员在回答前停顿了一下。 “我一直非常关注我的国家所发生的事情，”他说。“我的所有注意力都放在了那边以及我正在参与的项目上。我不喜欢看娱乐新闻，而且无论如何，我也不倾向于相信我所看到的。” Asghari 与 Spears 首次相遇是在 2016 年 10 月，在她的《Slumber Party》音乐录影带拍摄现场。他在片中饰演她的爱侣，两人随即擦出了火花。 在 Spears 努力争取脱离严苛的 13 年监护权期间，他一直陪伴在她身边。两人于 2022 年 6 月举行了一场相当古怪且星光熠熠的婚礼，嘉宾包括麦当娜和德鲁·巴里摩尔。在那些年里，多个消息人士告诉 第六页 (纽约邮报著名八卦栏目)，Asghari 是她坚实的支持力量。
即便在现在，Asghari —— 根据第六页 (纽约邮报著名八卦栏目) 此前的报道，他在结束婚姻后没有获得任何配偶赡养费 —— 依然明确表示他希望 Spears 能够拥有最好的生活。 “过去就让它过去，我们可以庆祝它，也可以一直反思它，”他说。“你无法改变过去。发生过的事情已经发生了。就像我说的，无论改变我生活的事情是让它变得更好还是更糟，我都绝不会抱怨。” 在他们的离婚协议于 2024年 12月 完成后的这些年里，Asghari 已经开始了新生活。 他与 32 岁的 Irvine 已经交往近两年，两人与他们的爱犬 Porcha 一起住在洛杉矶。
“她太棒了，”他在谈到这位房地产经纪人时说道。“她非常支持我，我们一直试着享受夏天，尝试去度假，目前正根据日程安排计划去哪里。” 两人是否很快会组建家庭？ “我现在专注于我的事业，但我学到的是，如果我想在好莱坞创造未来，我必须让自己去冒险，而不是让我的家人和身边的人承担风险，”Asghari 说。“但是，是的，在某个时间点，谁不想拥有家庭呢？我的意思是，每个人都想拥有家庭。” 作为一名前健身教练，Asghari 一直在努力打造自己的好莱坞职业生涯。 去年，他出演了 NBC 的热门节目《叛徒》(The Traitors)。现在，他在 7月 31日 上映的电影《绅士小偷》(The Gentleman Thief) 中扮演 Victor，他是一个团队的成员，由资深骗子 Mason Goddard (特拉沃尔塔 饰) 招募，旨在从一艘游艇上偷走一幅价值 $100 million 的画作。 “我是那个硬汉，是行动中的肌肉力量，”Asghari 笑着说。“团队里的每个人都有自己的专长，而我是那个拿着大枪执行重大任务的人。 “我是这部电影里最坏的家伙。” Asghari 是通过老友 Randall Emmett 加入这个项目的，后者担任该片的制片人。该片还由 Rebecca De Mornay、Lukas Haas 和 DJ Khaled 主演。 对于 Asghari 来说，这是一个令人惊叹的圆满时刻，因为他小时候
REel life: Asghari（中左，与说唱歌手 Quavo 在一起）在即将于本月下旬上映的电影《绅士小偷》中与约翰·特拉沃尔塔共同出演。他说，他在伊朗还是个小男孩时，是通过看特拉沃尔塔的电影学习英语的。
next act: Asghari 与房地产经纪人 Brooke Irvine（上图）已交往两年 —— 并表示他在某个时间点确实想要孩子。“她太棒了，”他说。
在 德黑兰 长大， 通过观看特拉沃尔塔的电影来学习英语。（他最喜欢的是 2009年 上映的《劫持 123 班列车》，那是他在 12 岁移民美国几年之后。） “我从未想象过有一天我会和他同屏出现，”他在谈到特拉沃尔塔时说。“作为一个 12 岁的男孩从伊朗来到这里，这本身就像赢得了彩票 —— 因为从那样的国家来到美国的几率几乎为零。” 现在，他惊叹地表示，他正“与梅尔·吉布森、约翰·特拉沃尔塔、约翰·塞纳、珍·斯马特、唐·钱德尔、摩根·弗里曼以及所有这些我从未想过能共事的人一起工作。” “我来自一个在政治上经历了如此之多的国家……在伊朗有许多具有巨大潜能的无辜之辈，”他说。“我总是说，如果我留在伊朗，我永远无法取得更好的成就。” 自从年轻的 Asghari 在洛杉矶与他的父亲（一名拖车司机）团聚以来，他说，“我一直在工作。我来到美国的瞬间，我就在扫地”
在我表哥的拖车店工作，然后成为一名机械师。 “我现在进入娱乐业的原因是，我的旅程就这么指引我走到了这里，”他补充道。“无论我是运动员，还是在娱乐业，亦或是经营生意，我始终是同一个人……无论是在和约翰·特拉沃尔塔合作，还是在帮我表哥扫地，这都不会改变我。” 即使他在斯皮尔斯身边待了那么久，他依然表示：“我每次遇到在这个行业深耕多年的人，尤其是那些偶像级人物时，总是感到惊讶。一个人越成功，名气越大，越具有标志性，魅力越强，那个人通常就是最勤奋、最谦虚的人。” 谈到特拉沃尔塔，阿斯加里说：“我们聊了雪茄，聊了伊朗，聊了汽车，还聊了飞机。” 那么山达基教（Scientology）呢？毕竟特拉沃尔塔公开地成为了这个争议宗教的成员已有数十年之久。特拉沃尔塔试图拉拢他吗？ “绝对没有！”他说。“我甚至不知道那是什么。所以没有。没有，绝对没有。他是一个彻头彻尾的专业人士，一个令人惊叹的人，一个伟大的父亲，一个出色的家庭男人。”
接下来的项目，Asghari 拍摄了一部名为《好美国人》（The Good American）的短片，故事背景设定在伊朗和美国。他在片中饰演一名居住在洛杉矶的伊朗难民兼网约车司机。该片将于今年秋季进入电影节巡展。 “作为一名艺术家，我觉得我们的责任不是参与政治，而是投入情感，并支持那些对自己真正有意义的项目，”他说道。“这是一部好莱坞制作，旨在展示伊朗内部真实的发生情况，以及移民来到这个国家后的反应。” 他继续说道，过去几个月将他的家乡撕裂的冲突“让我感觉糟透了”。“我的意思是，谁愿意看到自己的国家被政府绑架，做这么多可怕的事情，并让他们卷入一场无法自卫的战争？这种感觉一点也不好，但这激励着我，让我能够继续代表我的民族，并为我的同胞做一些事情。” 他说，他将自己视为一朵在混凝土中生长起来的玫瑰。 “混凝土是我来自的国家——而玫瑰就是我在未知环境下成长的我。”
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比《星际迷航》更像《星际迷航》！威廉·夏特纳 (William Shatner) 和乔治·武井 (George Takei) 表示，《星际迷航》的早期剧集被评得太惨，甚至连他们的家人都讨厌这部剧。武井在 AARP 的“成年人电影”节目中透露，他与哥哥一起看了第一集，哥哥说：“他们居然为此付钱给你？那还真不错。”该剧在播了三季后完结。“那些发现它的粉丝们赋予了我们这种完全出乎意料、梦寐以求的长寿影响力，”89 岁的武井说道。最近透露自己 95 岁时癌症已进入缓解期的夏特纳补充道：“尽管背景是未来的，但前景是作为一个人所经历的事情。我认为这就是《星际迷航》成功的关键。”他们饰演的角色在 Paramount+ 的《星际迷航：奇怪的新世界》中出演。
曼哈顿，我觉得像个女人！莎妮亚·特温 (Shania Twain) 最近频繁出现在城中。在录制完《今夜秀》后，这位 DuJour 杂志夏季封面女星（见上图）身着一件亮橙色连体裤，出席了在 Nolita 区 James Huddleston 的 Gospel 夜总会举办的刊号发布会。据我们所知，她获得了 10 分钟的起立鼓掌。出版商杰森·宾 (Jason Binn) 向满座的观众介绍了她，称她的造型“绝对完美”。特温还在切尔西的 Racket 为 SiriusXM 演出，演唱了《You’re Still the One》等热门单曲以及新专辑《Little Miss Twain》中的歌曲。
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竞标者更多了。 Page Six 得悉，大卫·扎斯拉夫 (David Zaslav) 在试图帮助“夏令营之王”迈克尔和大卫·沙布塞尔 (Michael and David Shabsels) 偿还 $500 million 债务并重启其营地的过程中遇到了竞争对手。据告知，营地校友们正重新集结，准备收购该公司部分股权。一位熟悉情况的内部人士告诉 Page Six：“其他几家……营地的校友正悄悄组织自己的资金进行直接竞标——这些曾经的普通营员现在已成年，他们试图通过更好的组织能力击败机构买家，以保持童年营地的完整，为了他们的孩子和子孙后代的未来。”
沙布塞尔兄弟在全美投资了 30 多个营地，其中至少有 20 个面向犹太人。 在以色列债权人提起诉讼，称两兄弟欠款 $210 million（含利息共 $270 million）后，他们申请了第 11 章破产保护。据《耶路撒冷邮报》报道，其他债权人也提起了诉讼，总金额超过 $100 million。两兄弟旗下的许多其他公司，包括数十项房地产资产，也申请了第 11 章破产保护。据 Real Deal 报道，这些申请使该营地陷入了房地产历史上最大的破产案件之一，该媒体此前报道了两兄弟公司的突然崩溃。
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一把由埃尔维斯·普雷斯利 (Elvis Presley) 拥有、演奏并签名的吉他即将上市，起拍价低得令人惊讶，仅为 $650,000.。这位“摇滚之王”在 20 世纪 70 年代拉斯维加斯回归时期拥有这把 20 世纪 50 年代的原声吉他。根据销售该件物品的新奥尔良古董商 MS Rau 的说法，普雷斯利的一位朋友说，他曾一次在罪恶之城 (Sin City) 的车里拿过这把琴，弹奏了《That’s All Right》，签名后将其作为礼物送给了这位朋友。普雷斯利的几把吉他在拍卖会上都拍出了惊人价格，包括他的 1942 年 Martin D-18, 并在 2020. 年以 $1.32 million 成交。但吉他最高纪录仍属于大卫·吉尔摩 (David Gilmour) 那把著名的 1969 年 Fender Stratocaster（即“黑色 Strat”），近期以 $14.55 million 成交。
【关于】长寿医生迈克尔·霍尔 (Michael Hall) 推出了他的新书《无限青春》……【关于】珍·沙菲罗夫 (Jean Shafiroff) 因其节目《成功的慈善》获得 LTV Studios 的表彰……【关于】苏珊·索默斯 (Suzanne Somers) 的鳏夫艾伦·哈梅尔 (Alan Hamel) 与新女友——出演过《银翼杀手》的乔安娜·卡西迪 (Joanna Cassidy) 在拉斯维加斯庆祝了他的 90 岁生日。
维京人在北大西洋周围掠夺了三个世纪，造成了难以计数的一系列破坏——而现在，他们居然在抱怨一艘船上的一个小凹痕。一家瑞典维京博物馆声称，环球影业（Universal Pictures）在克里斯托弗·诺兰的巨制电影《奥德赛》（The Odyssey）拍摄完毕并将一艘受损的维京船复制品归还后，仍欠其约 $6,000 的费用。（显然，维京长船可以很好地充当古希腊船只的替身。） 韦姆兰维京中心（Värmlands Viking Center）主席彼得·奥劳森（Peter Olausson）告诉《纽约时报》，该景点此前同意将其近 60 英尺长的船只“Glad av Gillberga”出租。奥劳森表示，当该船从地中海拍摄地返回时，船体出现了裂缝，索具受损且需要重新刷漆。博物馆提交了一份涵盖材料费的账单。尽管存在争议，奥劳森表示他很喜欢这部电影，并且很高兴看到自己心爱的船在银幕上出现了约 10 次。环球影业告诉《时报》，所有账单“均已全额支付，包括维修费”，且制片厂已联系该博物馆“以消除任何误会”。这可以称之为一次“索尔式”的争执（Thor point）。
公司 Simad Holdings，就在 6 月营地季度开始之际。 据报道，这对兄弟将其在卡茨基尔（Catskills）的 Achim 营地以 $7 百万的价格卖给了其长期经理。我们的消息人士称：“许多营地都有‘托儿’出价（stalking horse bids），包括对波科诺（Poconos）的 Chen-A-Wanda 营地出价 $17 million。” 扎斯拉夫（Zaslav）对威斯特彻斯特县（Westchester County）的莫霍克日营（Mohawk Day Camp）出价 $68 million，他的成年子女年轻时就参加过这个营地。这位华纳兄弟探索公司（Warner Bros. Discovery）的高管通过发言人告诉 第六页 (纽约邮报著名八卦栏目)：“这是一项个人家庭投资，反映了我们终生的信念，即夏令营可以是孩子成长过程中一个美妙的部分。” 舍布塞尔（Shabsels）家族的代表未对此发表评论。
玛莎·斯图尔特（MARTHA Stewart）在 Polo Bar 与好友共进一次私密晚餐，提前庆祝她 8 月 3 日的 85 岁生日。一名线人告诉我们，这位生活方式大亨与 Bilt Rewards 的安库尔·贾因（Ankur Jain）和肖恩·沃尔什（Sean Walsh）共进晚餐，并在将剩余蛋糕打包回家享用前，被一个高耸的椰子蛋糕惊喜地包围。随后，斯图尔特（见上图）前往她位于中城的公司 Marquee Brands，据称她在那里吹灭了一个巨大的 Cipriani 蛋白霜蛋糕上的蜡烛，并用 Whispering Angel 桃红葡萄酒庆祝。一段视频致敬中包含了来自贾伦·布伦森（Jalen Brunson）、克里斯·詹纳（Kris Jenner）、戈登·拉姆齐（Gordon Ramsay）、埃里克·里佩尔（Eric Ripert）、克洛伊·卡戴珊（Khloé Kardashian）、本尼·布兰科（Benny Blanco）、何塞·安德烈斯（José Andrés）以及《今日》（Today）节目的明星萨凡纳·古斯里（Savannah Guthrie）、克雷格·梅尔文（Craig Melvin）、阿尔·罗克（Al Roker）和卡森·戴利（Carson Daly）的祝福。
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虽然这里不是白宫，但确实是一个远离华盛顿特区的绝佳休憩之所。副总统 JD Vance、他的妻子 Usha 以及他们的四个孩子（见插图及下方）正准备搬到乡间居住。
但不要指望这里会有像《山乡之歌》(Hillbilly Elegy) 那种艰苦的乡村生活。相反，这个在上一周日迎来第四个孩子 Alec Neel（见下方）的“第二家庭”正搬往弗吉尼亚州的米德尔堡 (Middleburg)。那里是美国的“马匹与狩猎”之都，也是全美最精英、最低调且最排外的 enclave（聚居区）之一。
据消息人士告诉《避风港》，Vance 一家将租用 Wolver Hill Farm 共有四栋房屋中的两栋。这是一个占地 500 英亩的庄园，所有者是联邦承包商查尔斯·“查克”·库恩 (Charles “Chuck” Kuhn)，他是一位与白宫关系密切的数据中心开发商。
其中一栋房子给 Vance 一家居住，另一栋则给他们的安保人员。庄园内有充足的空间让家里的德国牧羊犬 Atlas 尽情奔跑。
“这是一个抚养孩子、充满诗情画意的地方，”一名消息人士说。“这里就像肯尼迪家族那样的综合庄园，地产内有四栋房子。Usha 刚生了孩子。这里非常适合筑巢——是一个美好的社区。这里如此安静。你可以理解为什么他们想在一条拥有美丽树木和石墙的安静乡村小道上找这样一个地方。”
截至发稿时，库恩未接听电话。
消息人士称，特勤局安保人员将搬入该地产上的一栋相邻房屋中。
如果 Vance 一家需要搬家帮助，库恩也可以提供。
他同时也是 JK Moving Services 的创始人，该公司曾负责特朗普总统进出白宫的搬迁工作，以及包括克林顿、拜登和奥巴马在内的其他两党总统的搬家事宜。
虽然这家搬家公司是不分党派的，但我们听说库恩非常热衷于支持 Vance 在 2028 年潜在的总统竞选。
几周前，农场附近出现了黑色 SUV 和一架直升机，这在当地社交媒体上引起了轰动。许多人担心直升机和特勤局安保会破坏他们的田园生活。
这个仅有 750 人的小镇居住着一些富有且权势人物。其中包括 MAGA 盟友、已解散的私人雇佣兵公司 Blackwater 的创始人埃里克·普林斯 (Erik Prince)；该公司现在是安全与国防财团 Constellis 的一部分。普林斯的庄园（被称为 Blackwater Ranch）就在 Wolver Hill Farm 道路对面。
全球最富有的女性之一、亿万富翁糖果女王继承人杰奎琳·马尔斯 (Jacqueline Mars) 也住在附近，在 Plains 地区经营着一个名为 Stonehall Farm 的运营农场和马术庄园。
该农场本身毗邻高端的 Salamander Resort & Spa，这是由 BET 联合创始人创建的旗舰五星级奢华度假村。
创始人希拉·约翰逊 (Sheila Johnson)，该国首位黑人女性亿万富翁。 这座度假村占地 340 英亩，对华盛顿特区的权势人物和政治筹款人具有巨大的吸引力。 万斯一家在这个只有一个交通信号灯的小镇里没什么可做的，该镇就在华盛顿特区市中心以西 45 英里处，但也许这正是目的所在。 至于餐饮，当地有一家 Safeway 超市提供杂货，除了 Salamander 的餐饮服务外，还有红狐客栈 (Red Fox Inn & Tavern)，它成立于 1728 年，自称是该国最古老的持续经营的客栈之一。在那里，“欢乐时光”被称为“米德尔堡社交时光” (Middleburg Social Hour)，并提供诸如半瓶 Thibaut-Janisson 葡萄酒配“薯片和鱼子酱”售价 $48. 的特惠活动。
一名消息人士表示，万斯将把位于华盛顿特区的美国海军天文台 (US Naval Observatory) 作为他的主要住所。自 1977 年的沃尔特·蒙代尔 (Walter Mondale) 以来，所有副总统家庭都居住在那里。
库恩与妻子斯泰西 (Stacy) 通过一家有限责任公司 (LLC) 在 2020. 以 $8.5 百万美元买下了这处房产。根据库恩公司的一份新闻稿，库恩夫妇还为该庄园设立了保护地役权，以防止未来的开发。
一名内部人士拒绝就租赁条款发表评论，但表示：“这是一个第二居所。目的是为他们的孩子提供一个城市外的度假地，他们计划在周末去那里。”
万斯的个人律师克里斯·阿什比 (Chris Ashby) 在给 Gimme Shelter 的一份声明中表示：“该房产的租金将按公平市场价值计算，参考该地区类似房产的租金而定。”
米德尔堡 (Middleburg) 也是“卡美洛王室”的所在地。 在 20 世纪 60 年代初，总统约翰·F·肯尼迪 (John F. Kennedy) 和他当时的妻子杰奎琳 (Jackie) 在该地区一个占地 167 英亩的庞大庄园上建了一座房子。他们将其命名为韦克斯福德 (Wexford)。 杰奎琳非常希望她的孩子们在骑马的环境中长大。
甚至连电影明星也被米德尔堡宁静且时髦的马术生活所吸引。 伊丽莎白·泰勒 (Elizabeth Taylor) 在与她的第六任丈夫、参议员约翰·沃纳 (John Warner) 结婚期间，就住在米德尔堡郊外。在 1976 到 1982 期间的婚姻生活中，他们住在弗吉尼亚州马歇尔市 (Marshall, Va.) 一个 400 英亩以上的庄园——阿托卡农场 (Atoka Farm)，他们也是在那里结婚的。
除了与万斯的交易外，库恩还将一块位于劳登县 (Loudoun County)、被称为米德尔堡训练中心 (Middleburg Training Center) 的 149 英亩土地出售给美国陆军，用于安置陆军著名的礼炮马队 (Caisson ceremonial horses)，这些马匹参与阿灵顿国家公墓的葬礼仪式。 这次充满争议的出售遭到了弗吉尼亚马类联盟 (Virginia Equine Alliance) 和当地人士的反对，他们希望将该房产保留用于纯种马的赛马和训练。
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华盛顿 — 当加州前国会候选人奥马尔·纳瓦罗 (Omar Navarro) 开始向他的共和党盟友咨询关于总统赦免的事宜时，他被其价格之高惊呆了。 “我与共和党内的人，以及过去支持过我的人交谈，他们暗示你必须向这家律师事务所支付 $2 million、$3 million，他们才会帮你获得赦免，”纳瓦罗在洛杉矶大都会拘留中心告诉《邮报》。 这位 37 岁的男子在承认从其竞选资金中挪用 $250,000 后，于 2 月被判处四年联邦监狱监禁。他拒绝提供具体姓名，声称：“告诉我这件事的人在政府中非常有影响力，在政府机构里，比如在军队之类的地方，所以我非常害怕谈论这件事。” 目前没有迹象表明这些付款构成了非法活动，尤其是总统特朗普或白宫内的任何人。然而，寻求宽大处理的客户为促使律所和中间人为其游说而支付的金额令人震惊。
“特朗普总统非常认真地对待他根据宪法拥有的颁布赦免和减轻刑罚的绝对权力，”新闻秘书卡罗琳·莱维特 (Karoline Leavitt) 周四告诉《邮报》。“这就是为什么我们有一个严格的审查流程，涉及司法部和白宫法律顾问办公室——由一支精英律师团队在每项请求呈交总统办公桌之前进行仔细评估，而总统作为最终决定者。” “总统认为，任何人试图从赦免中获利的行为都是令人厌恶的。” 然而，一批渴望获得宽大处理的人非常愿意为游说行业中增长最快的领域——委婉地称为“行政救济” (executive relief) 的服务——支付七位数金额。 养老院所有者约瑟夫·施瓦茨 (Joseph Schwartz) 在承认向美国政府瞒报 $39 million 的工资税后，于 2025 年 11 月被特朗普赦免。根据《邮报》审阅的披露报告，他向三家不同的公司总共支付了 $1.1 million 让他们为其游说。 币安 (Binance) 创始人赵长鹏及其公司在“行政救济”工作上花费了 $2 million。这位备受争议的加密货币首席执行官在承认违反美国反洗钱法后，于 2025 年 10 月被特朗普赦免。 赵长鹏在获释前被判处四个月监禁，但在获释前，他向 Baker & Hostetler LLP 律师事务所支付了 $30,000，而币安为同一项工作向该律所支付了 $70,000。币安还向另一家华盛顿公司 Checkmate Government Relations 支付了 $1.9 million，用于“行政救济”以及其他与加密货币相关的问题。
由前共和党参议院工作人员亚历克斯·沃格尔 (Alex Vogel) 创立的沃格尔集团 (The Vogel Group) 在特朗普第一任期内，代表四名请求赦免的客户共获利 $270,000。根据游说披露报告，这些客户包括“骗局 PAC”运营商威廉·蒂尔尼 (William Tierney)——他承认诈骗数千名捐赠者；以及纽约股票经纪人罗恩·鲍尔 (Ron Bauer)——他因在一次“拉高出货”计划中操纵 seven 种不同的股票而被判处 20 个月监禁。两人均未获得赦免。
安妮·普拉马吉奥雷 (Anne Pramaggiore) 是前埃克森实用工具公司 (Exelon Utilities) 的 CEO，她因在一项长达近十年的贿赂时任伊利诺伊州众议院议长迈克尔·马迪根 (Michael Madigan) 的计划中扮演角色，于 2023 年 5 月被定罪。为了寻求赦免，她向两家不同的公司支付了 $600,000。今年 4 月，她被保释，并被要求重新审理。
在普拉马吉奥雷的资金中，$280,000 流向了前伊利诺伊州州长罗德·布拉戈耶维奇 (Rod Blagojevich) 的 RRB 战略公司 (RRB Strategies)。布拉戈耶维奇可以声称自己拥有专业经验，因为特朗普在 2020 年将其 14 年的贪腐监禁刑期予以减刑，并在 2025 年 2 月给予其完全赦免。
圣托马斯大学（明尼苏达州）法学院教授马克·奥斯勒 (Mark Osler) 同时经营一家赦免诊所，他告诉《纽约邮报》，那些承诺利用关系将一个人的姓名和案件呈交给特朗普的服务，其收费水平令人“震惊”。
根据法律管理服务公司 Clio 的数据，华盛顿特区的顶级律师平均每小时收费 $600 到 $1,000 以上。顶尖律所的合伙人为专业服务每小时可收取高达 $1,500。
玛格丽特·洛夫 (Margaret Love) 是一位处理过 100 份以上赦免申请的律师，她说她帮助赦免申请人向司法部赦免律师办公室提交申请的平均收费为 $7,500。一旦收到申请，司法部建议在囚犯服刑期满五年且表现出悔意之后，才考虑是否赦免。
但洛夫表示，特朗普已经“抛弃了常规流程”，将行政赦免变成了一场大混战。
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作者：乔·马里诺 (Joe Marino) 和 蒂娜·摩尔 (Tina Moore)
警方表示，周六在皇后区的一处住宅外发生“剧烈火爆”后，一名持枪疯子拒绝放下武器，被警察开枪击伤——随后警方在屋内发现了两名死去的家属。
警方称，在收到关于屋内开枪的 911 电话后，纽约市警局 (NYPD) 约在中午时分抵达法岩区 (Far Rockaway) 离哈特曼巷 (Hartman Lane) 不远的海洋顶峰大道 (Ocean Crest Boulevard)。
“报案人称她的丈夫持有武器，且有精神病史，”助理局长克里斯托弗·麦金托什 (Christopher McIntosh) 说道。
他补充说，妻子还告诉 911，她 33 岁的丈夫基根·托马斯 (Kegan Thomas) “杀了他们”。
麦金托什表示，当警察抵达时，妻子在屋外，她告诉警方她听到了枪声，“当她走进房间时，看到床上有一具尸体”。他补充说，她立即跑出大楼并拨打了 911。
“此外，她提醒接警警员要小心，因为她的丈夫有一把散弹枪，”他说。
到下午 12:15，警察已调用了纽约市警局的紧急服务部门。
麦金托什称，当他们准备强行进入房屋时，“房屋内发生了剧烈火爆”。
古怪的对峙：警察和消防员在法岩区现场进行勘查，此前一名枪手在焚毁的房屋外与警察对峙。
据亚特兰大的 11Alive 报道，一名被格莱美奖得主饶舌歌手 21 Savage 视作“像侄子一样”的乔治亚州青少年，在不小心枪击其小妹妹后，将枪口对准了自己。
据称，14 岁的塞文·雪莉 (Seven Shirley) 在周三枪击了 12 岁的妹妹里里克 (Lyric) 的颈部后，结束了自己的生命。
消息人士称，枪手身穿一件装有额外弹药的防弹背心，手持一把散弹枪走出房屋并与警察对峙。一名警方消息人士表示，该嫌疑人在拒绝了“多次要求丢弃散弹枪”的指令后，被多名警员开枪击中。
“警员多次口头命令该主体举起双手，以便他丢弃武器，”麦金托什（McIntosh）说。“在未能遵守重复举手命令且仍持有散弹枪的情况下，警员们开火击中了该主体。”
消息人士告诉《纽约邮报》，警方在屋内发现了两具带有枪伤的尸体——据信是该男子的岳母和小姑/小舅子（sister-in-law）。消息人士称，嫌疑人被送往牙买加医院（Jamaica Hospital），情况危急，正在接受手术。据麦金托什称，他在纽约市警局（NYPD）没有犯罪记录或精神健康病史。
正午时分，在亚特兰大东南部的一处住宅中，心碎的亲属们表示。
“就这么快，那孩子就决定自杀了，”塞文（Seven）的祖母莎伦·史密斯（Sharon Smith）含泪说道。“他可能坐在那里想，‘我快要进监狱了，他们会嘲笑我，每个人都会……’”
史密斯告诉该媒体，家人不知道这个青少年拿着枪在做什么。据报道，莉里克（Lyric）在接受了三次颈部和声带手术后仍住院治疗。
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美国顶尖科学家正纷纷叛离至北京
作者：GABRIELLE FAHMY
《纽约邮报》获悉，中国在追求医学、航天和科技等领域的全球霸权过程中，正激进地挖掘美国的顶尖科学家。自 2024 年以来，至少有 105 位最优秀、最聪明的科学家叛离美国，投奔这个共产主义国家。
根据《纽约邮报》的分析，过去一年中，新一波叛离者中近一半从事生物技术和医学领域，这表明中国正投入巨资以期在医疗创新方面超越美国。
其他背叛者则专注于航天科学、气候变化、计算机和半导体等关键领域。
他们全部离开了美国大学或大型企业，加入了大多由中国共产党资助的机构——他们被金钱所诱惑，例如叛徒、前哈佛大学教授 Charles Lieber 获得了 $750,000 的薪水以及 $150,000 的生活费承诺，并且通常还拥有规模庞大的个人研究实验室。
中国共产党获得的一些“奖品级”收购包括：
n Lieber，前哈佛大学化学系主任。他去年重新出现，担任深圳一家研究机构的创始院长，将在那里领导开发全球首个 AI 超级士兵的竞赛。他的新实验室基于他在哈佛大学 30 年的研究工作（期间他获得了来自美国国防部至少 $8 million 的资助），现由共产主义政府全额出资。这位常春藤盟校科学家在 2021 年因向联邦政府隐瞒其与中国的关系而被定罪。
n Zhonghua Gao，一名领先的大脑发育研究员。他于 1 月离开宾州州立大学医学院，加入新成立的深圳先进技术大学，并在那里招募他人。在美期间的 20 多年里，Gao 领导了由美国国家卫生研究院资助的关于自闭症和癌症发育的数百万美元研究项目。
n 著名生物学家 Xian-zhong Xu。他在 5 月返回中国，就在此前几个月，密歇根大学他实验室的四名研究员因共谋走私生物材料而被捕。Xu 未随他人被捕，且没有证据表明他参与了该计划。
n 病毒学家 Haitao Hu。他去年 12 月离开德克萨斯大学，前往中国科学院微生物研究所，将在那里领导一个开发重大病毒感染疫苗（包括 HIV）的团队——这与他在沃尔特·里德（Walter Reed）为美国军队工作 4 年多期间所从事的工作如出一辙。
n Omar Yaghi。他因创造出能捕捉水和气体的海绵状材料（可用于从沙漠空气中生产饮用水或捕获二氧化碳）而获得去年的诺贝尔化学奖。现年 65 岁的 Yaghi 本月初离开加州大学伯克利分校，前往北京的清华大学，在那里他领导着一个利用人工智能加速新材料发现的研究所。
n 天体物理学家 Liang Dai。他今年春天离开约翰霍普金斯大学前往复旦大学。现年 38 岁的 Dai 从事黑洞猎寻工作，曾在 2021 年获得面向“最优秀的年轻科学家”的斯隆研究奖学金（Sloan Research Fellowship）。
额外报道：Nick Labbat
对于想要在约会游戏中占据优势的“小个子”浪漫主义者来说，这是一个小小的进步。 伦敦披萨餐厅 Dinner for One Hundred 举办了一场约会活动，禁止身高 6 英尺及以上的人参加。 店主表示，此举是为了回应伦敦的快闪俱乐部 Land Of The Giants，该俱乐部要求男性宾客必须身高 6 英尺或以上。
这一定是些令人毛骨悚然的东西！ 日本环球影城正为其面向 18 岁及以上成年人的新心理恐怖景点强制要求签署同意书。 作为今年秋季“万圣节恐怖之夜”的一部分，主题公园将推出名为 Zanzo 的景点，宾客们将置身于一个噩梦研究设施中。
这个政府打算 把那些“鱼溜”违规者送进监狱。 阿尔伯塔省政府正在严厉打击 故意将金鱼（其中一些有晚餐盘那么大） 倾倒进水道的居民。 该省推出了“不要随意放生”活动， 并威胁将处以最高 $71,000 的罚款 和/或一年监禁。 官员们表示，这些迷路的金鱼 可能会损害脆弱的本地水生生态系统。
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这些虔诚的信徒被喷成了落汤鸡， 有些人可能并不喜欢这样！ 一名天主教神父因为其分发 圣水的非传统方式而在网络上走红。 鲁本·佩雷斯·鲁比奥神父（Father Rubén Pérez Rubio）使用 高压清洗机向聚集在孔特佩克镇（Contepec） 向主保圣人使徒圣雅各致敬的教区居民群体 喷洒圣水。 这段视频在网上引发了关于此举 是亵渎神圣还是创新的争论。
一座可以追溯到 1928 年的墙 引发了当地关于是否应该对其进行保护的讨论。 这座 15 英寸厚的墙位于西澳大利亚州著名的 波浪岩（Wave Rock）旅游景点上方， 建造目的是为了收集雨水。 但随着墙体老化，它导致水流 从其表面下方渗出， 通过侵蚀破坏了形成于 2.7 billion 年前的 波浪岩。 Angela Barbuti, Wires
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主唱 59 岁去世
纽约硬核乐队 Sick of It All 的长期主唱兼联合创始人 Lou Koller 在与食道癌斗争两年后去世。他享年 59 岁。 该乐队周五在 Instagram 上发布的一份声明中宣布了 Koller 的去世。 “我们以难以置信的悲痛之情，向全球硬核家庭宣布我们的兄弟 Lou Koller 离世的消息，”该团体写道。“我们此时此刻感受到的损失程度是巨大的。” Koller 在 2024 年 6 月首次透露，医生在他的食道中发现了一个癌瘤，并扩散到胃部，迫使乐队取消了欧洲巡演。 Koller 在纽约皇后区出生并长大，1986 年与他的兄弟 Pete Koller 以及鼓手 Armand Majidi 共同创立了 Sick of It All。在接下来的四十年里，该乐队成为了纽约硬核场景中最具定义性的团体之一。 Chris Rogers
Pamela Anderson 周五透露，福克斯即将重启的《海滩救护队》(Baywatch) 的相关人员中，没有人就客串出演的事宜与她联系。 “没有人联系过我，”她告诉 Deadline。“我对这件事并不了解。” 不过，这位 59 岁的女星表示，制片人确实接触过她的儿子 Brandon 和 Dylan Lee，讨论让他们参与幕后工作。 这位在 1992 到 1997 年间饰演救生员 C.J. Parker 的《最后一名舞女》(Last Showgirl) 明星表示，她没有回到海滩的欲望。 Chris Rogers
夏季已经过半，现在有一个此前不可想象的宣言：电影回来了，宝贝！ 大银幕的讣告已被写了太多次——甚至由电影从业者亲笔书写。 长期以来，人们一直认为电视应该是那个获胜的篡位者。 在 2000 年代《黑道家族》(The Sopranos) 和《火线》(The Wire) 在 HBO（别忘了，它是家庭剧院）播出时，观众们说：“哇，这里的演技和剧本简直和任何一部名作电影一样出色。” 对于《权力的游戏》(Game of Thrones) 和《迷失》(Lost) 系列，他们赞叹道：“天哪，这些摄影和特效足以媲美我在电影院花 $15 看到的那些大片。” 在 COVID 袭击且电影院关闭后，流媒体似乎成了显而易见且唯一的未来之途。 迪士尼、苹果和华纳兄弟等大公司打赌，观众再也不会离开他们的沙发。院线时代结束了。 不可避免的迁移已然完成。
哎呀。事实证明，这是一个代价极其高昂的非受迫性失误。 因为在 2026 年，电影已经恢复了之前的文化主导地位，而可怜的电视相关度则跌至谷底。 被低估的年轻一代正涌向多功能影院，票房有望自 2019 年以来首次达到 $100 亿。 这不仅仅要归功于克里斯托弗·诺兰那部巨大的《奥德赛》（The Odyssey），该片在上映第一周就获得了惊人的 $3.46 亿票房 —— 比《奥本海默》在同一时间点的表现高出 54%。 没错，这部由马特·达蒙主演的神话史诗在话题度上占据主导地位。但今年，票房热门作品的供应稳定且多样：正剧和喜剧、传记片和动画家庭片、原创作品和 IP 电影、科幻片和时代浪漫剧，以及“大卫与歌利亚”式的反差之作。 电影 —— 那些极具创意且聪明的电影 —— 再次开始赚钱，并重新夺回了话语权。 人们有一种不可动摇的感觉：如果你没看《执念》（Obsession），你就是那个异类；这部由一名 26 岁导演执导、投资 $750,000 的独立恐怖片，票房已达 $4.43 亿。 所有人都在讨论由 赞达亚 (Zendaya) 和 罗伯特·帕丁森 (Robert Pattinson) 主演的《剧集》（The Drama）中令人震撼的剧情反转（票房 $1.32 亿）。 影评人们对迈克尔·杰克逊传记片《迈克尔》（Michael）大肆攻击，但该片卖出了 $10 亿的门票 —— 为该类电影创下历史最高纪录。 争议同样令人兴奋。 还有其他赢家：艾玛丽尔·芬内尔（Emerald Fennell）那部性感且备受争议的《呼啸山庄》（Wuthering Heights）（票房 $2.41 亿），出人意料的太空探索现象级作品《挽救计划》（Project Hail Mary）（票房 $6.83 亿），以及 A24 那部改变 Z 世代游戏规则的《后室》（Backrooms）（票房 $3.87 亿）。 这份名单涵盖了所有人的喜好。 你知道现在什么不再具有吸引力了吗？ 电视。无论是在网络、有线电视还是流媒体上，究竟有什么电视节目能引起轰动、激起人们的愤怒，或者让他们取消晚上的计划？ 几乎没有。 “巅峰电视”已成为一段模糊的回忆。 98% 的内容充其量只是背景噪音。
当然，有一些相对成功的作品，但没有一个能达到巨大的规模或突破到更广泛的公众意识中。 最受欢迎的网络剧集是 CBS 的《追踪者》（Tracker）。谁在乎？ 还有泰勒·谢里丹（Taylor Sheridan）的《黄石》续作《达顿牧场》（Dutton Ranch），它太庞大了，以至于没人提及。 《深坑》（The Pitt）通过回归《急诊室》和《24 小时》的风格满足了观众的渴望。而对于那些自命不凡的群体，还有瑞安·墨菲（Ryan Murphy）的迷你剧《爱情故事：小约翰·肯尼迪与卡罗琳·贝塞特》（Love Story: John F. Kennedy Jr. and Carolyn Bessette）。如此美好，却已落幕。 《龙之家族》（House of the Dragon）为 HBO 带来了强劲的数据，尽管远未达到《权力的游戏》最后几季的水平。 而且它几乎没什么讨论度，也许是因为整个故事的结果通过 Google 搜索就能得出。 当本月早些时候艾美奖提名公布时，全世界对它们的关注程度比往常更低。
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沉重的职责：调查人员在密歇根州的一起住宅火灾现场工作，现场发现了六名儿童和两名成年人的尸体。
作者：索尼娅·古格利亚拉 (Sonya Gugliara)
密歇根州的一起住宅可疑火灾导致一家八口（包括六名儿童）被发现死亡，目前正被调查是否为可能的谋杀-自杀案。 心碎的亲人们已确认了这户悲剧家庭的成员身份。 根据卡罗尔基维奇 (Karolkiewicz) 亲属透露，阿曼达·“曼迪”·卡罗尔基维奇 (Amanda “Mandy” Karolkiewicz)，39 岁，其丈夫克里斯托弗 (Kristopher)，47 岁，以及他们的六个孩子（年龄在 5 到 15 岁之间），于周五中午前后在他们位于大港镇 (Grand Haven Township) 的家中被发现死亡。 渥太华县警长办公室和法医办公室尚未确认他们的死亡情况。 当局表示，部分受害者有枪伤，但未具体说明是哪些人。 当局目前也在调查发生恐怖谋杀-自杀的可能性，但现在确认还为时过早。 然而，据 NBC 报道，警方并未寻找任何外部嫌疑人。 “我的小妹曼迪，她的丈夫，以及我的六个侄女和侄子，”她的姐姐莫莉·塞斯纳 (Molly Cessna) 在脸书上分享一篇关于这起震惊死亡事件的文章时写道。 “一切都模糊了。朋友们，请继续祈祷。当我们试图拼凑所有碎片时，请继续祈祷。我们的心彻底破碎了。‘悲剧’这个词甚至不足以形容这一切。” 卡罗尔基维奇的父母史蒂夫和贝基·劳威尔 (Steve and Becky Lawwill) 也分享了一篇令人心碎的帖子——一张在海边微笑的家庭照片。 “非常感激他们给我们的生活带来的欢乐。我们简直心碎了，”他们写道。
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警方表示，周六在布朗克斯区大林荫道 (Grand Concourse) 附近发生枪击事件，一名 12 岁男孩被击中身亡。 警方称，该儿童与两名男子（两人受伤）在下午 5:30 左右于埃利奥特广场 (Elliot Place) 靠近大林荫道的埃登山 (Mt. Eden) 社区被击中。 目前尚不清楚是谁开的枪，以及预定目标是谁。 该儿童左肩中弹，被送往林肯医院 (Lincoln Hospital)，随后被宣布死亡。 警方表示，一名 25 岁的男子臀部中弹，一名 34 岁的男子脚部中弹。 两人均由私人车辆送往布朗克斯黎巴嫩医院 (Bronx Lebanon Hospital)，情况稳定。 蒂娜·摩尔 (Tina Moore)，乔·马里诺 (Joe Marino)
凯伦·弗劳尔斯 (Karen Flowers)；bbc.com，由 Nassia Matsa 提供，Arielle Lorre / TikTok 提供
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来自弗吉尼亚州的 49 岁美妆影响力人士 Karen Flowers 最近收到表亲发给她的一则 YouTube 广告。这段片段中出现了一个看起来与 Flowers 一模一样的人在推广一家人寿保险公司，但那实际上并不是她。那是利用她的形象制作的深度伪造（deepfake）视频。 “（我的表亲）说：‘我在看，这就是你。但我知道这不是你，’”整体美发护理产品线 Curl House 的创始人 Flowers 告诉 The Post。“很明显，那是我的图像。我看了之后立刻就知道它是出自哪个 YouTube 视频。我的嘴型与话语同步，但声音不像我。” 远在海外国家的不法团伙正在盗用社交媒体明星的形象，并将其用于自身目的——通常是为他们从未听说过的产品创建虚假广告。 影响力人士的生计依赖于他们辛苦建立的信誉以及与追随者的关系，而他们发现自己无力阻止这种情况。 “这太可怕了，”Flowers 说。
很难准确量化问题的严重程度，但谷歌最近起诉了一个名为 Outsider Enterprise 的中国网络。该涉嫌网络犯罪组织被指控使用谷歌的人工智能工具制作虚假网站，并推送了超过 100,000 起金融诈骗。与此同时，据 FBI 称，仅在 2025 年，网络罪犯就利用这种模仿手段骗走了美国人约 $893 million。 盗用他人形象的趋势始于名人。多年来，在这种低技术版本的诈骗中，犯罪分子创建看起来属于名人的社交媒体账号，然后假冒他们联系人们，要求金钱或礼品卡。 在过去一年左右的时间里，奥普拉·温弗瑞 (Oprah Winfrey)、金·卡戴珊 (Kim Kardashian)、格温妮丝·帕特劳 (Gwyneth Paltrow) 等名人的形象都被劫持并用于深度伪造视频中，通常是在推销一些令人难以置信的产品。 在 2024, 泰勒·斯威夫特 (Taylor Swift) 被伪造成正在主持一次昂贵的 Le Creuset 厨具在线赠送活动。 根据一段视频，YouTube 明星 MrBeast 似乎在推销单价为 $2 的 iPhone，前提是“你是那幸运的 10,000 人之一”。他随后在 X 上痛批“这个针对我的深度伪造诈骗”。 就连温和的汤姆·汉克斯 (Tom Hanks) 也没能幸免。在 2023 年，他被变成了一个牙科计划的推销员。 “我与此无关，”他在 Instagram 上向粉丝发出警告。 在前一年，企业家兼电视名人 Bethenny Frankel 针对其形象在未经许可的情况下被使用起诉了 TikTok。她指责该平台未能阻止深度伪造广告，据 NBC 新闻报道，这些广告显示她在销售“与 [Frankel] 毫无关系”的仿制设计师开襟衫，并援引了对其个人品牌的损害。
据 NBC 新闻报道，弗兰克尔 (Frankel) 发布了一条 TikTok 帖子，“意在告知消费者关于这种欺骗行为”，结果 TikTok 将其删除，认为该帖子属于“滥用”。
“这必须得到解决，”弗兰克尔在《早安美国》(Good Morning America) 节目中表示。“更大的问题在于 TikTok 以及社交媒体这个毫无约束的‘蛮荒之地’。”
该案件进入了仲裁程序，弗兰克尔的代表表示他们“不掌握该诉讼目前的进展情况”。
TikTok 未回应置评请求。
《早安美国》播发了 TikTok 的一份声明，其中部分内容称：“我们拥有严格的政策，旨在既保护人们辛苦赚得的知识产权，又确保误导性内容远离 TikTok。”
与一线大牌明星和顶级真人秀明星不同，网红和“微名人”通常缺乏反击的手段，而追踪这些骗子几乎是不可能的。
“我查询了那家 [拥有我的数字化重建版本] 的公司，结果它指向了一家壳公司，”弗劳尔斯 (Flowers) 说道。“我根本无法联系到他们。我不知道该把停止侵权函寄到哪里。”
最终，一名来自她弗吉尼亚州家乡新闻台的消费者权益倡导者介入，并促使 YouTube 删除了那则虚假广告。
YouTube 未回应置评请求，不过在平台上拥有 102,000 粉丝的弗劳尔斯承认道：“我不责怪 YouTube。我觉得这些公司正在努力追赶 AI 的步伐，而 AI 是将长期存在的。”
卡拉·门德尔松 (Kara Mendelsohn) 是一位拥有 125,000 名 Instagram 粉丝的时尚网红，她曾在 20 世纪 90 年代为 Calvin Klein 工作。她的形象也被盗用并违背意愿地被使用。
她在 Instagram Stories 上发布了一张广告截图，写道：“这不是我！！！这家公司盗用了我的形象和声音来制作这个 AI 广告。还有一个关于 GLP-1 的广告也不是我！我讨厌这样，而 Instagram 对删除这些内容毫无作为。”
Meta（Instagram 和 Facebook 的所有者）告诉《纽约邮报》，由于技术在不断演进，识别此类内容可能具有挑战性，但表示其正在持续改进系统以保持领先一步。
该公司建议用户考虑多个因素，尝试判断内容是否为深度伪造 (deepfake)。这些因素包括核查分享该内容的账号是否可信，以及寻找可能看起来不自然的细节。
图像盗用可能会在最意想不到的时候悄悄潜入一个人的生活。 现居伦敦的模特兼记者纳西亚·马察 (Nassia Matsa) 在乘坐该市地铁时，她告诉《邮报》：“我看到一个广告，里面有个长得像我的人。感觉非常诡异。那张照片是我 2019 年为一家总部位于巴黎的杂志拍摄的社论照片。”
反击： “皮肤影响者” (Skinfluencer) 阿里埃尔·洛尔 (Arielle Lorre) 将自己的真实照片与品牌 Skaind 使用的照片进行对比，她正起诉该公司涉嫌盗用其肖像。与此同时，奥普拉（见上方）是最早一批图像被用于推广与她完全无关产品的名人之一。
“[制作那个伪造广告的实体] 选择多元化的模特是为了显得现代且具有相关性，这是一种非常做作的行为，因为我们中没有人得到报酬，甚至没有人同意参与这个广告，”她说。 最近，现居洛杉矶的 40 岁 “皮肤影响者” 阿里埃尔·洛尔 在一段采访视频中震惊地发现，一个关于她的深度伪造 (deepfake) 视频在极力赞美一家名为 Skaind 公司的护肤产品，而她从未与该公司合作过。在发布到 X 的推广视频中，接受采访的男子也表示他的图像被盗用了。 “你可以想象，看到自己在说从未说过的话，坐在从未坐过的采访现场，是多么令人不安，”她告诉《Inc.》杂志。“这不仅是违法的，而且还稀释了我的品牌价值。” 这一问题凸显了不法之徒利用社交媒体和人工智能来实现其险恶目的时可能发生的情况。 这一切都印证了弗兰克尔 (Frankel) 在《早安美国》节目中关于网络视频的观点。 “我想让人们知道，进入（网络世界）必须自担风险，”她说。“你不能随意操作。你必须受到保护。”
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网球界巨大的“抹除”诉讼
作者：Kathianne Boniello
据一项诉讼称，美国网球协会（USTA）对其国家网球中心的创建者及其家属毫无情面，不仅将他的遗产从这座位于皇后区的著名体育综合体中抹去，还向其继承人勒索近 50 万美元。
威廉·“斯柳”·赫斯特（William “Slew” Hester）的子女声称，USTA 通过拆除他们在亚瑟·阿什体育场（Arthur Ashe Stadium）的包厢，并提供“劣质”的美国网球公开赛座位，违反了数十年前的一项和解协议——而且前提是他们必须支付高达 $460,000 的费用。
令人震惊的价格让赫斯特幸存的子女比尔（Bill）和凯瑟琳（Kathryn）别无选择，只能再次起诉这个他们父亲曾经领导的组织，他们告诉《纽约邮报》。
“令人失望的是，USTA 现任董事会对斯柳·赫斯特是谁，以及他为 USTA 和美国公开赛做了什么缺乏更好的认识，”比尔·赫斯特说道。
斯柳·赫斯特是一位密西西比州的石油商，曾任 USTA 主席。据称，他在 20 世纪 70 年代飞往纽约市时，注意到当时被称为辛格球场（Singer Bowl）的地方，那是 1964 年世界博览会使用的一处市属设施，当时已破败不堪。
赫斯特与市政府官员会面，并说服他们建设后来的路易斯·阿姆斯特朗体育场（Louis Armstrong Stadium）以举办美国公开赛，从而将这项赛事从沉闷的私立森林小丘西区网球俱乐部（West Side Tennis Club in Forest Hills）夺走，将其推向一个远为显眼且利润丰厚的舞台。
建设工作在 10 个月内完成，赶上了 1978 年美国公开赛。赫斯特的家人在一项联邦诉讼中表示，心怀感激的 USTA 奖励了赫斯特及其继承人终身包厢席位，在入口处设立了纪念牌，并以他命名了一家餐厅。
“虽然 USTA 不就待决的诉讼发表评论，但应当指出，USTA 已履行对赫斯特家族的承诺，为他们提供了购买座位的机会，其位置与之前的座位一致，且与其他购买者处于相同基础之上，”一名 USTA 发言人说道。
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纽约邮报，星期日，2026 年 7 月 26 日 nypost.com
作者：JEANNE ERICKSON
检察官上周表示，一名新泽西州女性在被一对绑架她的夫妇交给数十名男子虐待后，从一个残酷的性贩运陷阱中奋力逃脱。
该女性告诉调查人员，如果她拒绝配合，她的家人会被威胁杀害；据称，她在从格洛斯特市 (Gloucester City) 的一家汽车旅馆逃脱之前，遭受了数日的虐待。
来自费城的塔米尔·布朗-米勒 (Tamier Brown-Miller) 和来自新泽西州柯林斯伍德 (Collingswood) 的德泽里·史密斯 (Dezeree Smith)（插图）于上周被起诉。
当局表示，两人在 2025 年 7 月至 10 月期间经营一项商业性贩运业务，将受害者转移至樱桃山 (Cherry Hill)、大西洋城 (Atlantic City)、格洛斯特市和费城。
根据法庭记录，一名成年受害者最初通过社交媒体结识了布朗-米勒和史密斯，最初认为他们是朋友。
七次《危险地带！》(Jeopardy!) 冠军考特尼·沙 (Courtney Shah) 在与脑癌斗争后去世，享年 52 岁。
沙（插图）在华盛顿州的下哥伦比亚学院 (Lower Columbia College)担任历史教授近 20 年，周三上午在其家中平静去世，其女儿在 CaringBridge 页面上透露了这一消息。
这位已故学者在 2021 年参加了《危险地带！》的比赛，根据 J! Archive 的记录，她凭借连胜纪录以及在第八次参赛中获得第二名赢得了 $120,558。
她还参加了 2022 年的冠军赛。
“我真的从未想象过我能走到这一步，”她在第五场比赛后的幕后视频中说道。
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这种情况在费城的一次家庭派对期间发生了改变，据称布朗-米勒当时威胁说，如果她拒绝为他工作，就杀死她的家人。
两年后，该女性站在费城一家 7-Eleven 商店外，此时一辆黑车驶来，车内是布朗-米勒和另一名男子。
调查人员表示，由于布朗-米勒据称一直携带手枪并再次威胁她的家人，她在恐惧中上了车。
她被带到费城的一家假日酒店 (Holiday Inn)，检察官表示，在接下来的两天里，她被强迫与多名男子发生性关系。
随后，她被开车跨过特拉华河，送往格洛斯特市的 Super 8 汽车旅馆。
布朗-米勒据称没收了她的手机，并在网上发布陪侍广告，将其提供用于商业性交易。
在某个时间点，史密斯据称归还了该女性的手机，并告诉她，如果她试图离开，布朗-米勒会开枪打死她。
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曼达尼市长花了 18 个月时间向纽约人承诺，他将逮捕一名外国政府首脑。 周二晚上，他承认自己做不到。 但很难相信曼达尼一直以来不知道这个承诺在法律上是站不住脚的。他依然这么承诺，是因为其真实目的不在于执法，而在于剥夺合法性——旨在将以色列和美国领导的国际秩序置于审判之列。 他的政府审查了适用法律下所有可行的途径，发现没有独立权限来执行国际刑事法院针对以色列总理本雅明·内塔尼亚胡的逮捕令。 这一让步是通过视频发布的，而在此几天前，特朗普总统已经预先否决了这个问题。特朗普表示，内塔尼亚胡在美将不会“以任何方式、任何形式”被逮捕，并主张那些将伊朗推向如今灾难的人才应该被拘留。 这一事件揭露的不仅是一个失败的政治承诺。它揭示了曼达尼反以色列运动背后的世界观：第三世界主义。
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兴起于 20 世纪 50 年代末的第三世界主义认为，亚洲、非洲和拉丁美洲的贫困主要源于由工业化西方主导的国际秩序，而非发展中国家的国内政策或体制。 除了削弱西方，第三世界主义还将恐怖组织提升为解放运动——正是因为它们挑战美国领导的全球秩序，所以被视为正义力量。 以色列在这个世界观中占据核心地位。这个犹太国家被描绘成一个由美国权力维持的定居殖民项目，从而将这场冲突变成殖民者与被殖民者之间的斗争。在这种逻辑下，以色列的合法性成为了首要攻击目标。 到 20 世纪 90 年代末——尤其是在 1991 年苏联解体之后——第三世界主义政权和革命运动失去了大部分军事和外交势头。于是，国际机构对第三世界主义者变得更加重要。联合国大会、人权理事会、海牙法庭以及围绕它们的倡议网络，为通过法律手段推进相同的政治目标提供了新工具。以色列在人权理事会收到的谴责次数比世界上其他所有国家加起来还要多。
[逮捕总理本雅明·内塔尼亚胡从未可能实现，但这起到了激励那些想要通过法律手段攻击以色列的第三世界主义者的作用]
讽刺的是，这个承诺背后的意识形态已不再反映曼达尼声称支持的许多政府的外交政策。 印度就体现了这种转变。印度曾是非结盟运动和第三世界团结的领先构建者，而现在将以色列视为其在国防、情报、农业、网络安全和先进技术领域最亲密的战略合作伙伴之一。合作基于国家利益，而非革命意识形态。 同样的演变也发生在大部分中东地区。阿拉伯联合酋长国和巴林通过《亚伯拉罕协议》与以色列关系正常化。摩洛哥在 2020 年紧随其后，并扩大了在国防、情报、农业和水技术方面的合作。这些政府得出结论：技术合作、经济整合和安全伙伴关系比与西方进行永久性的意识形态对抗能更有效地服务于其国民。 这种转变不仅限于与以色列的关系。在整个地区，各国政府日益压制没有国家权威的武装组织，并优先考虑主权。 国务卿马可·鲁比奥（插图）已与国际刑事法院正面交锋。他制裁了国际刑事法院的法官和检察官，并冻结了他们在美国的资产。曼达尼的疯狂运动证明了为什么鲁比奥的努力值得支持。
国际法律主张越来越多地通过倡导组织、大学、市政府和民选官员渗透到美国政治中。
更重要的是，鲁比奥对国际刑事法院（ICC）的担忧不仅限于内塔尼亚胡的逮捕令本身。
首先，ICC 主张即使是对那些拒绝加入该法院的国家国民也拥有管辖权——美国就在其中。这意味着该法院认为，在没有任何宪法同意的情况下，它对美国人及其盟友拥有权威。这一原则可能会在美国领导人访问其他国家时被用来逮捕他们。
其次，该逮捕令为审判处于战争状态的民主政府建立了一套凌驾于其自身机构之上的规则标准。以色列拥有军事法庭、法律顾问和最高法院。一个认为这些机构不足的法庭，会对美国的相关机构做出同样的判定。毫无疑问，所有这一切在未来都可能被用来逮捕特朗普、鲁比奥或任何其他杰出领导人。
第三，该法院不需要美国的认可就能影响美国政治。倡导网络、养老基金和市政府将该法院的判决视为具有约束力，而自愿的执行则提供了正式管辖权所缺失的权威。
曼达尼在法律辩论中输了，但政治计划中的任何环节并不依赖于赢得这场辩论。他将一项超国家主张转化为一项国内义务。
鲁比奥本月警告称，ICC 的爪牙可能会通过美国自身的政治触及美国人。曼达尼在这一周内就证明他是正确的。
纽约邮报, Sunday, July 26, 2026 nypost.com
纽约邮报，周日，2026年7月26日 nypost.com
我们正处于一个“我早就告诉过你们”的时刻。
这是纽约州保守党主席杰拉德·卡萨尔（Gerard Kassar）上周在回应新指南《与年轻人讨论大麻》时告诉《邮报》的。卡萨尔说得再正确不过了。显然，州政府官员终于意识到了他们在 5 年前决定将娱乐用大麻合法化所带来的负面后果。
急诊室就诊人数激增，儿童中毒事件也随之增加。自 2016 年起，涉及大麻且年龄在 5 岁以下儿童的就医次数增长了 1,600% 以上。
“任何长期频繁使用大麻的人都面临患上大麻性高呕吐综合征的风险，”该指南警告称，其症状包括“严重的腹痛、持续恶心和反复呕吐”。而这些仅仅是暂时性影响。大麻使用障碍被认为与更高概率的 psychotic 精神病、自杀念头、惊恐发作和其他情绪障碍相关，尤其是在青少年和年轻人中。由于许多青少年认为大麻能帮助他们应对心理健康挑战，并开始自行治疗抑郁和焦虑，这个问题变得更加严重。结果往往是这些问题的加剧。
不出所料，吸食大麻导致了学校成绩下滑和行为问题。在纽约合法化后的短期内，2022-2023 学年涉及非法药物、吸毒器具、酒精以及未经授权使用或持有管制物质或处方药的事件比前一年增加了 17%。《华尔街日报》最近的一篇文章报道称，布朗克斯区的德威特·克林顿高中（DeWitt Clinton HS）“限制了学生允许携带的食物种类，因为青少年在午餐和零食中夹带 THC 食用大麻产品”。
我们是如何走到这一步的？了解这些问题的警告是如何被忽视的，是非常有意义的。2017, 州长安德鲁·库莫（Andrew Cuomo）抵制了批准娱乐性大麻的压力。当时他说：“它是一种入门药物，大麻会导致接触其他药物，而且有很多证据证明这是真的。”他承认：“这种争论有两个方面。但截至目前，我并不信服娱乐性大麻。”
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—— 英国新任首相安迪·伯纳姆 (Andy Burnham) 在接替基尔·斯塔默 (Keir Starmer) 后表示
与许多家长和政策制定者一样，库莫认为大麻本身无害，但它可能会引导人们接触其他有害药物。事实证明，如今销售的大麻比库莫及其朋友在高中时代可能抽过的任何东西都要强效得多。问题不仅在于大麻可能引导你接触的其他药物，而是在于大麻本身。
但库莫和其他反对娱乐用大麻的领导者开始在压力下崩溃。其中一个原因是，大麻巨头开始花费大量资金游说政府。而且，纽约的政治家们也贪图合法化大麻能带来的税收。2020, 库莫宣布我们需要更多研究。库莫在州情咨议中表示：“联邦政府在应对阿片类药物方面让美国人失望了，我们不能让这种情况在大麻素上再次发生。关于其潜在用途的科学性、安全风险以及危险/收益的独立研究非常匮乏。” 事实证明，当时已有大量研究。但即便研究结果不明确，为什么答案应该是直接合法化？然而一年后，州长被说服了。当然，他并没有直接承认这一点。相反，他在签署立法时说：“这是纽约历史性的一天——通过结束严酷的监禁，纠正过去的错误，拥抱一个将增长帝国州经济的产业，并优先考虑被边缘化的社区，使遭受痛苦最深的人首先获得收益。”
换句话说，目标在变动：从“大麻不安全”，变为“我们不知道大麻是否安全”，再变为“我们不在乎大麻是否安全，因为我们正在执行某种误导性的政策来纠正过去的错误”。事实证明，它也没有纠正错误。最近的一项元分析发现，“非裔美国人/黑人群体使用大麻与使用其他药物相关……显示出与其他种族/族裔群体相比，大麻与烟草共用以及大麻与酒精共用的比率较高”。另一项研究发现，纽约市大麻药店最集中的地方“往往是黑人和西班牙裔居民聚集的城市地区”。换句话说，合法化对原本旨在帮助的人群产生了不成比例的负面影响。
合法化对于纽约的年轻人来说已变成一场灾难，他们因意外或故意摄入而被送入医院。他们在学业上遭遇困难，且缺乏工作动力。甚至《纽约时报》在几个月前的一篇社论中也指出，合法化并未实现拥护者的承诺，且美国“面临大麻问题”。人们希望纽约官员能扭转方向。与此同时，我们能说的只有：早就告诉过你了。
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Naomi Schaefer Riley 是美国企业研究所的高级研究员。
杀死一名美国 士兵，他们将 为这次杀戮 付出 数倍的代价！” — 特朗普总统 在四名军人 遇难后发表的言论
中国报告其目前人口为 1.42 billion。威斯康星大学麦迪逊分校研究中国人口学的学者易富贤认为，这个数字太高了。他是正确的。
尽管如此，中国的人口至少仍是美国的四倍。但这种巨大的差距将不会持久。中国正处于人口崩溃的边缘。到本世纪末，美国的人口甚至可能超过中国。易富贤认为，到 2100 年时，中国的人口可能低至 330 million。而根据美国人口普查局的数据，届时美国将拥有 366 million 人口。
中国目前正走向历史上在没有战争情况下的最大规模人口下降。易富贤向北京发出警告：“如果不加以解决，中国的人口陷阱可能会导致文明崩溃。”
中国的庞大规模令外国人惊叹，并使其人民产生巨大的自豪感。“中国实力的真实支点是什么？”一个热门中文网站在 2009. 年问道。答案只有一个词：“人口！”
正如匿名用户“方风”在中国共产党《人民日报》的“强国论坛”上，在人口仍在增长时所发帖称：“人多意味着力量大。”
那么，人少就意味着力量减弱。
中国的领导层几乎尝试了所有方法来稳定下降的人口。根据官方报告，这些努力早在该国人口于 2021 年达到峰值之前就开始了。
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认为大学学费可负担的美国成年人比例：
中国国家主席习近平（上图）可能会迅速采取行动以增加国家人口，因为独生子女政策和其他问题导致男性过多，这些人将永远无法拥有孩子。
到目前为止，没有任何方法奏效。加州大学欧文分校的王峰指出：“还没有哪个国家能通过政府政策成功提高生育率。”
正如美国企业研究所的人口专家尼古拉斯·埃伯施塔特 (Nicholas Eberstadt) 所说：“可以使用刺刀和警察力量强迫出生率在违背人们意愿的情况下下降；但利用国家强制力来推高出生率则困难得多。”
然而，中国政府有一个解决方案：像《矩阵》(Matrix) 电影那样用机器培育婴儿，正如自称是中国军队宣传员的赵大帅在 2023 年建议的那样。“迟早，繁衍将成为一个工业化过程，这……”
— 特勤局局长肖恩·库兰 (Sean Curran) 表示，该机构今年到目前为止已调查了 10,000 起威胁事件
“这是维持健康出生率的唯一方法，”她写道。 如果这个国家不能维持那个出生率，那么替代方案就是剧烈的下降。正如 Yi 所论证的，这种下降将影响中国与所有其他国家的关系。他在本月告诉《纽约邮报》，这种人口崩溃将导致“对中国的发展轨迹、中美关系以及更广泛的全球经济和地缘政治趋势进行根本性的重新评估”。
幸运的是，随着中国人口迅速萎缩，这个国家可能会变得温顺。来自 Sinopsis 智库的查尔斯·伯顿（Charles Burton）认为，“中国人口老龄化将倾向于放缓增长，而增长放缓将加剧国内压力，并促使政权通过增加监控、安全支出和宣传来优先保证稳定。”战后和平时期的日本也许是人口下降如何影响地缘政治野心的最佳例证。然而，正如埃伯斯塔特（Eberstadt）所解释的，历史也提供了相反的例子：一些老龄化社会，如 20 世纪 30 年代的德国和 20 世纪 90 年代的塞尔维亚，都表现得暴力且具有侵略性。将中国加入到潜在暴力国家的名单中。大量无法结婚的男性——即所谓的“光棍”——与一个国家采取冒险的外交政策之间存在联系。瓦莱丽·哈德逊（Valerie Hudson）和安德里亚·登·博尔（Andrea den Boer）在他们广受讨论的《光棍：亚洲过剩男性人口的安全影响》一书中论证道：“高性别比文化的安全逻辑使国家倾向于在国家间冲突中寻找某种效用。”由于夫妇们希望唯一的孩子是男性以延续血脉，中国的独生子女政策导致了地球上最失衡的性别比。结果产生了数千万过剩的男性。几千年来，中国领导者一直认为，将年轻男性的破坏性能量导向外国人，而不是让他们在境内游荡破坏中国社会，是有益的。此外，习近平可能认为实现其宏大野心的窗口期正在关闭——他一直在推动帝国时代的信念，即中国皇帝有义务统治“天下”——因此可能会被迫尽早行动以实现其目标。毕竟，恐吓是习近平外交的核心。中国分析师、美国空军退役将军布莱恩·霍尔特（Blaine Holt）认为：“没有人会向一个迅速从巨人变成侏儒的国家低头。”“习近平如果想要实现他的野心，必须迅速行动，否则就毫无机会。”预计习近平会迅速行动：他现在一定知道，他的中国对人口崩溃没有答案。
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援助缩减
按财政年度（10 月 1 日至 9 月 30 日）计算的美国对外援助：
2023 $85B
2024 $63B
2025 $47B 2026 (至今)
纽约邮报, 星期日, 2026 年 7 月 26 日 nypost.com
美国历史最悠久且持续出版的日报
扭转拜登时期大规模非法移民涌入的局面仍是一项在进行中的工作，但这是必要的——而让尽可能多的人自愿离开至关重要。
特朗普总统在就任之初就迅速止住了这波浪潮，戳穿了民主党关于如果不制定新法律就无法确保边境安全的谎言，且目前边境依然维持在受控状态。但乔·拜登总统挥手迎入了数百万名“寻求庇护者”，而当边境特工忙于处理这些涌入的人员时，又有数百万更多的人越境而入。
在不采取危险且混乱的 ICE 大规模突袭的情况下将他们全部驱逐是一项艰巨的工作，而民主党对任何执法行动的持续抵制使这件事变得更加困难。这就是为什么联邦政府需要推动他们自行回家。
国土安全部报告称，在特朗普第二任期第一年 (Year 1) 离开该国的 3 million 多名非法移民中，约有 73% (约 2.2 million 人) 采取了自愿遣返。部分原因是他们意识到永远留在这里并不像之前看起来那样可行；另一部分原因是新的经济激励措施。
国土安全部已向未能遵守最终驱逐令的非法移民开出了 100,000 多张罚单。这些罚单的金额为每逾期一天 $998；目前的罚金总额已达数十亿美元。而在天平的另一端，非刑事自愿遣返者无需面对罚款或资产没收，并保留合法重新入境的资格。
特朗普团队允许意向自愿遣返者使用 CBP Home 应用程序安排离境；这是对拜登时代那个疯狂的 CBP One 应用程序的一次绝妙改造——后者曾允许潜在的非法移民预约他们的越境时间。
州总检察长莱蒂西亚·詹姆斯（Letitia James）对保守派组织的文书错误穷追猛打，但当她的政治盟友——美国伊斯兰关系委员会（Council on American-Islamic Relations，简称 CAIR）蔑视州慈善法和选举法时，她却格外宽容。
CAIR 及其关联实体 CAIR Action 在 6 月的纽约民主党初选中介入，为一批反犹太复国主义候选人提供支持并筹集资金，其中包括获胜的 Darieliza Avila Chevalier、Brad Lander 和 Claire Valdez。
撇开 CAIR 与哈马斯（Hamas）和穆斯林兄弟会（Muslim Brotherhood）的联系不谈，这本应是正常的政治活动——但问题在于，CAIR Action NY 虽然在联邦层面注册为 501(c)(4) 组织，却从未在纽约州慈善局注册，而任何在纽约州筹集资金的实体都必须办理此项注册。
一份来自智能倡议网络（Intelligent Advocacy Network）的新报告详细记录了 CAIR Action 是如何无视纽约州法律的——尽管该组织已被禁止在加利福尼亚州筹款，并因在华盛顿特区无证筹款而被罚款。然而，其核心职责包括执行这些法律的总检察长詹姆斯，对此却三缄其口。
嗯：她的办公室经常赞扬 CAIR 的工作，采取行动打击调查 CAIR 的组织，甚至强迫那些让 CAIR 感到反感的亲以色列组织破产。
在处理保守派的申报文件时，詹姆斯一直是个死扣细节的人。例如，她试图关闭小型反移民网站 VDare——该网站已在纽约停止运营多年——理由是所谓的资金“挪用”，而捐赠者对此类支出早已心知肚明。更不用说她针对唐纳德·特朗普（Donald Trump）及其私有的特朗普组织（Trump Organization）发起的起诉“圣战”，原因竟然是关于一项已全额偿还的德意志银行贷款中模糊的申报文件。
尽管詹姆斯誓言维护法律，但她处理这些问题的方式纯粹是政治操弄。如果你是敌人，请小心；但如果你是盟友——即使是与全球恐怖主义有联系的盟友——你做什么都可以逃脱惩罚。
作者：Daniel Di Martino 和 STU SMITH
派遣联邦特工与 Antifa 暴徒和蓝色城市（民主党控制城市）的激进分子正面交锋，无论多么正当，都未能证明是实现目标的有效手段。撇开那些因被鼓励干扰合法执法行动而导致死亡的悲剧（如 Alex Pretti 和 Renee Good）不谈，其政治风险是巨大的。
明尼阿波利斯的街头之战，无论公正与否，是近期民调中对 ICE（移民海关执法局）支持率暴跌的主要原因，即便人们对于清除大部分“拜登浪潮”成员的支持率依然高企。
此外，蓝色州和蓝色城市的民选官员也不会因为抵制 ICE 而在选民那里付出任何代价，无论这种抵制对于美国公民和合法移民来说是多么深层的不公正。
专注于使用较安静的行政手段来鼓励遣除，不仅聪明，而且极其有效。此外：即便 ICE 减少了对抗性战术，其整体逮捕人数却在上升。
除了民事罚款计划，政府还取得了其他悄无声息的胜利。例如，废除了拜登的一项规定，该规定阻止了许多类型的福利援助被计入使移民成为“公共负担”（public charge），从而使其无法获得合法身份。
当国家最终开始就移民问题达成理性的新方案时，所有这些问题都需要重新思考。拜登通过无视法律精神，接纳了过多的移民；以人道方式将其中绝大多数人送回家，对于让国家最终就如何以有序且可持续的方式接纳美国所需的移民而达成共识，是绝对必要的。
美国国务院发布了一份令人震惊的报告，记录了古巴共产主义政权在美利坚合众国的险恶活动。披露的内容包括：古巴一直在培训超过 10,000 名美国的左翼活动人士，并资助该国的异见活动。他们能够在一天之内在大多数军事基地和移民设施组织破坏性示威。时间点令人心惊。就在本周二，曼哈顿再次发生了一起反 ICE（移民与海关执法局）恐怖袭击，一名美国前士兵在该机构的纽约分局前点燃汽油。虽然这个纵火狂在官方上与古巴没有联系，但他这种暴力左翼袭击正是古巴在美国孵化的典型行为。
几十年来，前往古巴旅行一直是美国一些最坚定的活动人士的某种“成年礼”。被革命运动和激进事业吸引的极端分子前往该国向该政权学习。早期，“我们将获胜”旅团 (Venceremos Brigade) 将美国学生带到该国，以接触其政治团体。其中一些最早的访问者后来利用所学知识领导了“地下天气”组织 (Weather Underground)。这类及类似的旅行至今仍在继续，并将参与者与更具战斗性的活动形式联系在一起。“旅团成员”卡拉·沃尔什 (Calla Walsh) 在成为伊朗政权的传声筒之前，曾担任古巴国家网络共同主席。她去年在德黑兰宣布“美国必死”。前“我们将获胜”旅团成员凯伦·巴斯 (Karen Bass) 成功当选为美国第二大城市的市长。她推进了有利于古巴政权的事业，例如呼吁取消对共产主义政权的制裁。当古巴暴君菲德尔·卡斯特罗去世时，她将其哀悼为“Comandante en Jefe”——总司令。
名单还在增加：众议员伊尔汉·奥马尔 (Ilhan Omar，民主党-明尼苏达州) 的女儿伊斯拉·希尔西 (Isra Hirsi) 于 3 月前往哈瓦那旅行。她感谢人民论坛 (People’s Forum) 组织此次旅行，尽管有人担心该组织可能是中国共产党的宣传机构。人民论坛否认有任何不当行为。一些古巴特工并不那么公开地表现出革命色彩，而是通过更常规的政治和专业渠道开展工作，包括非营利机构以及诸如美国民主社会主义者 (DSA) 等政治组织。自 2019 年以来，DSA 扩大了与古巴相关的活动。在特朗普第二任期内，该党加强了这种参与。DSA 向哈瓦那派遣了 40 名普通成员和管理成员。他们会见了共产主义官员，包括外交部副部长卡洛斯·科西奥·多明格斯 (Carlos Cossío Domínguez)。DSA 还参与了派遣希尔西和极左翼主播哈桑·皮克 (Hasan Piker) 前往古巴的旅行——后者最近称毛泽东是“这个世界上伟大的领导者之一”。
幸运的是，特朗普政府已经加速了打击美国境内共产主义影响网络的努力。联邦法院正在调查常驻中国的极左翼亿万富翁内维尔·罗伊·辛格姆 (Neville Roy Singham)，他是支持共产主义活动的非营利网络的首席出资人。除了人民论坛，辛格姆还是“粉红代码” (Code Pink) 的主要捐助者。他的妻子乔迪·埃文斯 (Jodie Evans) 是该组织的共同创始人。其领导层包括该国一些最著名的亲古巴活动人士，包括梅迪亚·本杰明 (Medea Benjamin)、克劳迪亚·德·拉·克鲁兹 (Claudia De la Cruz) 和薇薇安·莱斯尼克·魏斯曼 (Vivien Lesnik Weisman)。据报道，大陪审团正在调查辛格姆的活动是否违反了《外国代理人登记法》。 (辛格姆尚未被指控有不当行为，且他否认代表中国政府行事。)
司法部还在寻求引渡另一名极左翼出资人詹姆斯·“弗吉”·钱伯斯 (James “Fergie” Chambers)，他目前居住在西班牙。(他否认有任何不当行为。)
但仍有许多内容有待拆除
这些行动和激进网络。一个很好的切入点是：众议院外交委员会可以传唤美国国务院古巴报告中提到的每一个相关人员和组织。他们的证词肯定会在潜在的法庭审理之前，开始揭露这些阴险的参与者。而且这将向美国人民展示古巴影响力的程度。
特朗普政府还应调查 501(c)3 类非营利组织的地位，例如人民论坛 (People’s Forum)、粉红代码 (Code Pink)、答案联盟 (ANSWER Coalition)，甚至是美国民主社会主义者 (DSA) 自己的非营利分支机构，如 DSA 基金。司法部和财政部应最大限度地执行对古巴、委内瑞拉和其他极左政权的现有制裁，惩罚那些通过接受这些政权的付款或为其工作而违反制裁的人。
最后，为了揭露外国暴君的影响力，国会应通过立法，强制每个非营利组织披露任何由外国国民提供或来自外国资金来源的大额捐赠。
对于 DSA 成员及其追随者来说，向反美事业输送资金很容易。对于曼达尼市长来说，当 DSA 支持古巴政权时保持沉默很容易。对于奥马尔众议员来说，将古巴社会主义崩溃的责任归咎于美国很容易。对于普拉米拉·贾雅帕尔众议员（华盛顿州民主党）来说，在与该国独裁者会面后撒谎并赞美古巴崩溃的医疗体系很容易。但是，对于一个遭受社会主义导致的停电、缺水和食物短缺之苦的古巴人来说，生活并不容易。
本周早些时候，古巴暴君米格尔·迪亚斯-卡内尔表示，“一种新的、更危险的麦卡锡主义版本在美国回归了”。请不要误会，如果美国政府不采取行动，极左翼恐怖主义浪潮将会随之而来。我们绝不能在保护美国的自由和生活方式免受共产主义和社会主义侵害的努力上畏缩不前。反共产主义确实回来了，古巴将是下一个。
向鲍勃·查韦兹（Bob Chavez）致敬，这位越南战争退伍军人在一场芝加哥小熊队的比赛中，因为一名年轻人在奏起国歌时没有起立而给了他一耳光（见 7月 22日 “你能站起来吗”）。 这个耳光本该由这个年轻人的父母打。我们的国歌是尊重的象征，而尊重应该在家里教育。谢天谢地，这次争端在没有动用刀枪的情况下得到了友好解决，而且这个年轻人也学到了东西。
玛丽亚·穆索利诺 (Maria Musolino)，斯塔滕岛
左翼宣传
读到 Niall Ferguson 和 John-Clark Levin 撰写的那篇显然是针对 MAGA 的抹黑文章时，我感到很惊讶（见 7月 23日 “反犹主义的算法”）。 他们将该国当前反犹主义上升的趋势仅归咎于保守派和极右翼极端分子。文中完全没有提到进步派和社会主义者对以色列进行巴勒斯坦种族灭绝和战争罪行的指控，也没有提到主流民主党领导人普遍放弃对犹太人的支持。这是一篇多么片面的左翼宣传品。
安东尼·斯克罗 (Anthony Scro)，惠特斯通
为什么要拆分学校？
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纽约市公立学校支出的部分问题在于布隆伯格政府的“共同选址”（co-location）政策（见 7月 20日 “加法与减法”）。 布隆伯格市长认为拆分大学校会有好处，相信学生能获得更多个人关注，学术成绩也会提高。 作为一名学校护士，我在两个共同选址点工作过。教室不得不被改成办公室，而且由于没有任何一所小规模学校能提供大规模学校所拥有的资源，导致宝贵的课外活动净损失。而且学术成绩并没有提高。 现在是时候重新整合了：一栋建筑设立一所学校。这将为学生节省大量资金并带来巨大的益处。
伊琳·海勒 (Ilene Heller)，曼哈顿
锁住罪犯
纽约的假释制度是一个病态的笑话，惯犯扎基·史密斯（Zaki Smith）就是明证（见 7月 22日 “假释中的恶魔地铁‘推手’”）。 这个有 14 次逮捕前科的小混混将一名 70 岁的老妇人推下了地铁轨道。 在奥尔巴尼通过不保释法案的那些白痴应该因为无能而被开除。
加里·阿塞拉 (Gary Acerra)，斯塔滕岛
终止疫情
市议会议长朱莉·梅宁（Julie Menin）关于上东区军团病暴发的文章虽令人宽慰，但也令人担忧（见 7月 22日 PostOpinion “Zo 的暴发大混乱”）。 历史告诉我们，公众对政治家的信任是对抗流行病的重要武器。关于专业人员配备不足以及政府表面上的漠不关心的令人震惊的消息令人不安。 曼达尼市长，我们曾经警觉的公共卫生系统，绝不能在日常世界中有害传染生物带来的持续挑战面前打瞌睡。
罗伯特·艾普里尔 (Robert April)，曼哈顿
费特曼是对的
尽管我对参议员约翰·费特曼（John Fetterman）在政府停摆期间与共和党人共同投票有很大意见，但在关于曼达尼市长的看法上，我不得不同意他的观点（见 7月 20日 “Zo 因 Bibi 挫败计划而遭抨击”）。 如果曼达尼想制定中东政策，他应该搬到那些处决政府批评者、鞭打不穿端庄服装的女性或允许男性控制妻子的国家。
爱德华·德罗斯曼 (Edward Drossman)，曼哈顿
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《阴谋》(The Intrigue) 西尔维娅·莫雷诺-加西亚 (Del Rey 出版社) 这是一部设定在 20 世纪 40 年代墨西哥的性感黑色电影风格小说。一名迷人的骗子将孤独的女性视为目标，但当他盯上一位富有的寡妇时，她精明的侄女也想加入这场骗局。
《不可见的一切：一部阿巴拉契亚回忆录》(All That’s Unseen: An Appalachian Memoir) 埃米莉·哈克尼 (企鹅出版社) 哈克尼在弗吉尼亚州西南部长大，是第八代阿巴拉契亚人。高中时，她开始与一名深度参与激进五旬节教会的男孩约会。她计划嫁给他并做一个温顺的好妻子，但当她发现他的真面目后，她发生了剧变。她申请就读于哈佛大学并被录取。
《黄松：一部小说》(Yellow Pine: A Novel) 克莱尔·法耶·沃特金斯 (Riverhead Books 出版社) 在这位以《我爱你，但我选择了黑暗》而闻名的作者的最新作品中，一名离婚且正在戒酒的女性回到了她成长起来的莫哈韦沙漠。在那里，她与前任情人重新建立了联系，决定再次要一个孩子，并加入了当地居民反对在该地区建设数据中心的斗争。
《温柔：一部小说》(Tenderness: A Novel) 罗温·比尔德 (Flatiron Books 出版社) 在 20 世纪 70 年代弗吉尼亚州一个岛上的一对富裕夫妇的婚礼上，阴谋围绕着一名常春藤盟校出身的新娘展开，她出于未知的原因陷入了 Synanon 邪教。
《为什么浩克·霍根很重要》(Why Hulk Hogan Matters) 大卫·舒梅克 (Harper 出版社) “Kaz 的蒙面人秀”播客的主持人探讨了这位已故摔角手的生活与遗产。
《生死之交：成为凯恩的重要性》(A Matter of Life and Death: The Importance of Being Kane) 基思·罗素·阿布洛 (Speaking Volumes 出版社) 对冲基金经理亚历克斯·凯恩在预测市场中赚得盆满钵满，但他的个人生活一团糟，且在考虑自杀。相反，他雇佣了一名电影导演来帮助他策划一场精心设计的重生。
作者：海莉·埃伯 (Hailey Eber)
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在 2016, 年，无论怎么看，DJ DiDonna 都处于事业巅峰。他共同创立的金融科技公司 EFL Global 正在飞速增长。他曾在联合国发表过关于如何通过金融渠道为创业者赋能的演讲，这家初创公司还曾在《纽约时报》上获得专题报道。
随后在那个 8 月，在他位于新罕布什尔州吉尔福德的父母家中举行了父亲的 70 岁生日庆祝活动。当全家人坐在户外享受后院烧烤时，DiDonna 接到了一通电话，要求他前往南非出差。他匆匆离开派对，并在当晚乘机出发。
“公司占据了我的时间和精力，而我的家人却被冷落了，”现年 43 岁的 DiDonna 在他的新书《大好时光》(Big Time) 中写道。
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《纽约邮报》经常询问当地图书馆和书店关于热门书籍的情况。本周，位于斯卡斯代尔 (Scarsdale) 的 Bronx River Books 主业主杰西卡·卡普兰 (Jessica Kaplan) 分享了一些他们最受欢迎的书籍。
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《奥德赛》 荷马 著，艾米莉·威尔逊 (Emily Wilson) 译 (W. W. Norton & Company) “令人惊讶的是，很多读者购买这本书是为了体会克里斯托弗·诺兰的电影是如何赋予这部 2,700 年前的史诗故事以生命并对其进行改编的，”卡普兰告诉《纽约邮报》。“威尔逊的译本 [受到诺兰称赞] 是最受欢迎的；罗伯特·费格尔斯 (Robert Fagles)、罗伯特·菲茨杰拉德 (Robert Fitzgerald) 和丹尼尔·门德尔松 (Daniel Mendelsohn) 的译本同样出色。”
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《斯德哥尔摩斯文回忆录》 内森尼尔·伊恩·米勒 (Nathaniel Ian Miller) 著 (Little, Brown and Company) “当一名深居简出的矿工遭受毁容之伤后，他退隐到一个小皮毛贸易镇开始新生活，”卡普兰说。“我们的同名英雄斯文 forged 出了意想不到的友谊，并组建了一个紧密的家庭。虽然背景设定在严酷的北极岛屿斯瓦巴 (Svalbard)，但这部小说会温暖你的心灵。”
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《一名军官和一名间谍》 罗伯特·哈里斯 (Robert Harris) 著 (Vintage) “这部紧张且出色的历史惊悚小说讲述了法国陆军军官乔治·皮卡尔 (George Picquart) 的故事，他揭露了陷害阿尔弗雷德·德雷弗斯 (Alfred Dreyfus) 叛国的反犹阴谋。事实是真实的；而思维过程和对话是虚构的，”卡普兰说。“哈里斯也是《秘密会议》(Conclave) 的作者——该书是那部引人入胜的电影的原型。” —— 海莉·埃伯 (Hailey Eber)
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（接前文：关于间隔年/休假） ……离职：间隔年的变革力量及其开启方式 (Simon Acumen) 著。“我的个人生活当时一片混乱。” 像许多有抱负的人一样，迪多纳 (DiDonna) 从未认真考虑过间隔年，但不得不前往南非迫使他重新评估自己的生活和优先级。在从约翰内斯堡返回的飞机上，他制定了一个为期五个月的停顿计划。 他与联合创始人贝利·克林格 (Bailey Klinger) 商量，对方表示支持，尽管迪多纳说他自己感到一种“愧疚感”。 尽管如此，他还是继续执行了计划。从 2017 年 1 月到 5 月，他停止工作，与朋友前往新西兰旅行，在一次佛教朝圣中步行跨越日本 900 英里，并照顾患重病康复中的母亲。 他还处理了一些更平凡的任务，比如改造厨房以及和父亲学习如何切割瓷砖。 他说，整个经历是“变革性”的。这段休息时间是让他意识到自己不想回到以前生活的关键。这也让他想要更多地了解间隔年现象。 迪多纳最终前往他的母校圣母大学 (University of Notre Dame) 运营一个国内政策研究实验室。 2019 年 1 月，他创立了“间隔年项目” (The Sabbatical Project)，这是一个倡导间隔年的研究倡议和在线社区。该项目目前拥有约 10,000 人的邮件列表，并收集了 100 位成功践行间隔年者的故事。 迪多纳目前是哈佛商学院的研究员和工商管理高级讲师，他热衷于间隔年在个人和职业方面带来的益处。 他说，一次长时间的休息——理想情况下为三到六个月——是一个“探索爱好、唤醒沉睡的热情、与家人朋友共度时光、走进自然，或致力于你一直发誓要完成的项目”的机会。 “虽然这些活动看起来可能与生产力或我们的工作没有直接关系，但它们是深刻的人文成果，能引导我们思考 [是否] 已经过上了充实的生活。” 凭借其常春藤联盟的背景和经济保障，迪多纳有幸拥有启动间隔年的经济手段。他……
承认能够从工作中请长假在“财务上和后勤上都很困难”，但他也认为“学术休假不必是一个昂贵的、特权的、遥不可及的奢侈品。”他说：“它可以从相对简朴的事情开始，比如每五年或 10 年与孩子一起休一个暑假。”他表示：“我的研究发现，各行各业的人，从教师到非营利组织员工和领导者，都将学术休假作为一项十年期的优先事项……他们储蓄，调整自己的生活以及家庭的生活，使其成为生命故事的一部分。”他建议提前规划——提前两到三年——与雇主沟通并理顺财务状况。“就像规划退休一样，你围绕它制定一个后勤计划，”他说。除了自己的生活故事，DiDonna 还指出了他在《Big Time Off》中描写的两个人，他们的故事说明了职业停顿如何能给事业和生活带来深刻的变化。NPR 记者 Aarti Shahani 获得了公司批准的学术休假，写了一本关于她父亲在 9/11 之后遭受不公正拘留和遣返的回忆录。这段痛苦的经历促使她创办了一家非营利组织，旨在帮助像她这样的移民家庭。“这对她来说是一次极大的情感宣泄，”DiDonna 说，并且“改变了她的人生轨迹。”另一个例子是 Renuka Sastri，一位有两个孩子的母亲，她在数字化战略领域工作了 20 多年。在与女儿一起徒步走完圣雅各之路（Camino de Santiago），随后在晋升中被不公正地忽略后，她开始重新思考她对职业生涯的追求。Sastri 利用她的休假与表亲一起旅行，学习陶艺并担任志愿者，这帮助她挖掘了参与社区活动的兴趣。“她申请了一份地方政府公务员的工作，至今仍在那里工作，”DiDonna 指出。他在《Big Time Off》的结尾写下了一个充满希望的提醒：“你生命中最美好的时光在等着你。”
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“9 TO 5” 作者： Zhouqin Burnikel 横向 1 做某事 4 招聘会收获 8 强力主张 14 插入，如链接 19 准备期 21 拥有大腿部肌肉的哺乳动物 22 灰烬造成的污渍 23 转向指令 24 冬季帽子的特征 25 堵塞/果酱 26 澄清短语 27 过于自信 29 部分恢复 31 政变目标 33 小型露营遮蔽所 35 慢吞吞者的位置 36 “Despacito” 歌手 Fonsi 39 洛杉矶警察局 (LAPD) 的一部分 40 拥有电影制作人才学校的非营利组织 42 迷恋 45 繁荣 49 进行大胆的行为 52 献诗 53 《萤火虫》(Firefly) 剧中的 Tudyk 54 效仿 Alysa Liu 56 小蠹虫的目标 57 华丽至极 59 此前 61 放松的叹息 62 布鲁姆日 (Bloomsday) 庆祝活动的中心小说
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你必须在每个空格中填入 1 到 9 之间的一个数字。每个数字必须在每行、每列以及每个 3x3 网格中出现一次。 内部的超级数独 (Super Su Doku) 增加了挑战性——以及你的乐趣。对于那个谜题，请在每个空格中填入 1 到 12 之间的一个数字，确保每个数字在每行、每列以及每个 3x4 网格中出现一次。提示和深度策略请访问 www.SudokuWiki.org。 更多数独谜题，请见明天的《纽约邮报》。
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64 德克萨斯州最西端的城市 66 McIntosh 或 Macintosh 68 罗宾眼中的常春藤 (Poison Ivy) 69 泡菜调料 70 明确阐明 72 殖民地中的昆虫 75 海洋顶级掠食者 77 纽约市的 __ 广场 (Place) 78 无根据的 80 护发品牌 Vidal 83 Vader 童年的绰号 84 最南端的常春藤 (Ivy) 86 派对领导者？ 87 软件驱动的特效 (F/X) 88 即兴表演者的结束语 91 高脂肪饮食 93 “看我发现了什么！” 94 工作很多的人？ 96 插画师使用的填墨工具 99 运行许多任务的组织 100 青蛙的零食 101 至关重要的 102 说话含混 103 《La Brea》中的 Ione 105 狮子和老虎 109 理解/明白 112 投信处
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115 击掌声 118 开始协作 120 在烈火中 121 公开 123 拼写规则的开头，或在回答星号线索时需记住的规则 125 一小块土地 126 低脂肪 127 自行车的试骑 128 剧中的角色 129 像雏菊一样的花 130 藏起来 131 心灵感应者的能力 纵向 1 __ Romeo：赛车品牌 2 停止 3 含蓄的 4 密苏里州 (MO) 最繁忙的机场 5 2006 年推出的任天堂游戏机 6 打开收音机？ 7 “起床啦！” 8 令人眩目 9 垂直通道 10 披肩式婚礼礼服 11 发现号宇航员 Ochoa 12 “我就跟你直说了……” 13 止咳药量 14 OPI 的竞争对手 15 电影剪辑序列 16 赛艇赛 17 Raison d’__ 18 高端相机首字母缩写
20 安克雷奇以北的国家公园 28 具有蹼足的滨鸟 30 易碎的 32 尼斯沙拉 (Salade Niçoise) 中的鱼 34 -sci (科学) 37 诺姆 (Nome) 的圆顶之家 38 长颈鸟类 41 露骨地展示 43 破坏性强风 44 银行大厅设备 45 悠闲的步态 46 粉丝俱乐部的主体 47 《罗马假期》中的踏板车 48 像某些加热帖一样 49 命令 50 “有点” 51 “怎么了，兄弟！” 55 热线报告 58 头灯？ 60 graph 或 gram 的前缀 63 电子音乐乐器 65 具有频繁出入口的混合干道 67 平滑工具 68 发现时的惊呼 70 开趾鞋 71 Alley- (小巷) 73 侦察单位 74 紫菜包饭 (Gimbap) 的替代品 76 比如丝柏树 78 直到 79 伊恩·弗莱明 (Ian Fleming) 的母校
80 浏览 81 亚马逊 (Amazon) 的内容 82 停止坐立不安 83 只有一个点数的牌 85 头版素材 89 精明的人 90 带有禁果的花园
3 7 1 8 9 5 7 3 4 5 6 8 9 4 7 1 9 3 7 6 1 8
92 责任 95 松鼠之家 97 某些熟食店的冷切肉 98 遗传学先驱 孟德尔 (Mendel) 101 嘴巴 (Piehole) 104 俚语中的投掷/扔 106 比如在京都的奇异果 (Kiwi)
107 塞拉 __ (Sierra __), 非洲 108 某些裙子的特征 110 静静地令人不安 111 雪日乘车 112 巨龙之所 113 “在这种情况下……” 114 格莱美 (Grammy)-
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获胜的班卓琴演奏者 Fleck 116 协助一次 抢劫 117 科苏梅尔硬币 119 渗出 122 某些注册护士的 工作场所 124 发短信者的 “胜利！”
挑战级 #565
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在每个白色单元格中 填入 1 到 9。 为了选择 正确的数字， 你需要根据 边缘的线索 进行计算。 对角线以下的 数字是 紧下方 白色单元格内 解之和。 分割线以上的 数字是 紧右侧 解之和。 行和列 不必 唯一。
桥接 (Bridge) 每一行和 每一列 必须包含 数字 1 到 4 （简单）或 1 到 6 （挑战级）， 且不可 重复。 在 粗线 边框内的 数字，称为 笼子，必须 使用给定的 运算（ 以任何顺序） 得出 左上角的 目标 数字。 赠送项：在 单格笼子中 填入 左上角的 数字。
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他不能那样得逞， 对吧？ 这是 观众们在最近的 欧洲锦标赛中 一场最令人眼花缭乱的 比赛期间 所提出的疑问。 西班牙特级大师 David Anton 开始时 用一个象 换取两个兵 以及极具前景的 王翼先手。 随后在接下来的几步中，他 诱使白方吃掉一个不受
西西里防御 卡托维兹 2026 Andrej Ljepic David Anton
1 e4......................c5 2 Nf3.................Nc6 3 Bb5 ..................e6 4 O-O ............ Nge7 5 Re1................Nd4 6 Nxd4........... cxd4 7 c3 .....................a6 8 Bf1 ................Nc6 9 b4..................Bd6 10 a4 ................O-O 11 Na3 .................f5 12 Nc4 ...... Bxh2+! 13 Kxh2 ........Qh4+ 14 Kg1.............fxe4 15 g3.................Qf6 16 Qe2 ................d5 17 Nb6 ........... Ne5! 18 Bh3 ................g5 19 Rf1 ..............Qg6
20 Bg4 ..............d3! 21 Qd1.............Rf3! 22 Bxf3 ........Nxf3+ 23 Kg2............... e5! 24 Nxc8 .........Rxc8 25 b5...................a5 26 Ba3.............. Rc4
27 Rh1 ................b6
28 Rh3 ................g4
29 Rh2 .............. e3!
30 fxe3.............Qe4
31 Qh1............. Rc7
32 Rh5 ........Nxd2+
33 Kh2 ...........Nf3+
34 Kg2...............Rf7
35 Ra2...........Nd2+ 36 认输
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请利用上述单词或短语，组成至少 32 个五个字母的单词，且同一个词的多种形式不能重复使用。例如，使用了 drink 就不能使用 drank。
我的俱乐部专家埃德 (Ed) 有轻微的心脏问题。他看过了心脏科医生，回到俱乐部时还在抱怨那些把预约时间表搞得一团糟的医生。 “我看医生时是个好病人，”埃德说，“但当我停在候诊室里时，我就是一个‘不耐烦’ (im-patient) 的人，或者说‘缺乏耐心’ (dis-patient)，随你怎么称呼我。” 在今天的单张分值局中，埃德变得有点冲动：在经过两次弃牌后，他开了四心！北家在持有 765,86,AQ852,AJ 6 的情况下本会弃牌。但得给埃德一点信用：东-西家本来可以达成四黑桃，但两名球员都觉得自己无法介入。 西家领先出黑桃Q，埃德赢得该手并领出一张方块：deuce, jack, queen。随后东家试图通过出黑桃K来兑现分值。 埃德吃掉该牌，并领出第二张方块给K和A。
北家发牌 东-西家脆弱
北家 (NORTH) ♠8 7 ♥J 8 2 ♦K J 5 4 3 ♣J 6 3
西家 (WEST) ♠Q J 10 4 3 ♥10 6 ♦9 8 2 ♣A 9 4
东家 (EAST) ♠K 9 6 5 2 ♥4 ♦A Q 10 ♣Q 10 7 2
南家 (SOUTH) ♠A ♥A K Q 9 7 5 3 ♦7 6 ♣K 8 5
北家：弃牌 东家：弃牌 南家：4 ♥(!) 西家：全部弃牌
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随后东家领出梅花，但埃德出小牌：东家是一手弃牌，持有黑桃K和方块A-Q，因此不可能持有梅花A。 西家拿走了A并回出一张梅花，但埃德赢得了该手，用 A-J 抽掉王牌，并吃掉了一张方块。他通过黑桃 8 到了死手牌，并在一个好的方块机会上打掉了他最后的一张梅花。 达成四心。 东家在防守时太有耐心了，而他本应该“不耐烦”。 东-西家至少需要赢一次梅花局，且存在死手牌的王牌给南家提供进入路径以利用长方块的危险。 在第三局，东家必须领出梅花 2：5, A, 3。西家回出 9，表明他有三张梅花。当东家拿到方块 A 时，他兑现了一张梅花。 但如果西家的出牌暗示有四张梅花，东家会尝试兑现一张黑桃。
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|---|---|---|
| WWE | - | 想要什么 (What Do You Want) |
| FBN | 43 106 117 | 警察 (Cops) $\times 6$ (R) |
| FNC | 44 26 118 | (5:00) 大周末秀 (The Big Weekend Show)；生命、自由与莱文 (Life, Liberty & Levin)；周日之夜：一个国家 (Sunday Night One Nation)；生命、自由与莱文 (R) |
| FOOD | 50 97 164 | 食味小镇美食大战 (Food Fight Flavortown) $\times 3$；美食餐车大竞赛：音乐之城大混乱 (The Great Food Truck Race: Music City Mayhem)；击败鲍比 (Beat Bobby) $\times 2$ |
| FREE | 38 49 199 | 拉尔夫 (Ralph)；(7:15) 蓝色怪兽公司 (Monsters, Inc., 2001, 喜剧) 主演：约翰·古德曼；(9:20) 怪物大学 (Monsters University, 2013, 喜剧) 主演：唐纳德·安德森；大英雄天团 6 (Big Hero 6) |
| FS1 | 400 99 83 | 卡尔加里篮球锦标赛：队伍待定 (直播)；篮球锦标赛：校友半决赛 (录播)；NHRA 拖车赛 |
| FX | 10 40 53 | 蜘蛛侠 (Spider-Man)；山丘之王 (King of the Hill) (7:33, 8:06, 8:39, 9:11)；美国队长：一名美国队长 (Captain America: The First Avenger, 2011, 动作) 主演：克里斯·埃文斯 (Chris Evans) |
| HALL | 191 240 | (6:00) 圣诞柊下的爱 (Love Under the Mistletoe, 2026)；退伍军人的圣诞节 (A Veteran’s Christmas, 2018) 主演：埃洛伊丝·芒福德 (Eloise Mumford)；圣诞王冠 (Crown for Christmas, 2015) 主演：丹尼卡·麦凯勒 (Danica McKellar) (NR) |
| HGTV | 64 98 165 | 我爱它 (Love It)；爱它还是列清单 (Love It or List It)；霍姆斯在家里 (Holmes on Homes)；缅因小屋大师 (Maine Cabin Masters)；猎人 (Hunters) $\times 2$；我的租赁猎人 (My Rental Hunters) |
| HIST | 40 47 128 | 危险历史 (Hazardous History) (R) $\times 2$；(10:03) 危险历史；(11:05) 食物构建 (Food Built) (R) |
| ID | 23 171 123 | 《人物》杂志 (People Magazine) $\times 3$；《人物》杂志：灵魂旅程的崇拜 (The Cult of the Soulful Journey) 主持：宝拉·赞 (Paula Zahn) |
| LIFE | 62 45 140 | (6:00) 13号房的女孩 (Girl in Room 13, 2022, 惊悚)；她没告诉我的事 (What She Didn’t Tell Me, 2026)；(10:03) 棺材里的女孩 (Girl in the Coffin, 2026, 惊悚) |
| MeTV | 33 33 3 | 收藏家 (Collectors)；MAS*H $\times 2$；黄金时代 (Golden) $\times 4$；雷蒙德一家 (Loves Ray) $\times 2$；家庭 (Family) $\times 2$ |
| MSG | 27 87 78 | 赌注 (The Wager)；团队拳击：四分之一决赛1：纽约态度 对 费城烟雾 (NYC Attitude At Philadelphia Smoke)；MSG夏季 USL足球赛：西彻斯特SC 对 AV Alta FC (回放) |
| MSG Plus | 48 88 80 | (4:00) FanDuel 赛车；PokerGo 高额扑克 $\times 2$ |
| MSNOW | 14 23 103 | 周末 (The Weekend) $\times 3$；詹的简报 (The Briefing with Jen)；MS NOW 上的crooked |
| MTV | 20 53 210 | 下周五 (Next Friday, 2000, 喜剧) 主演：Ice Cube (R)；下周五之后 (Friday After Next, 2002, 喜剧) 主演：Ice Cube (R)；荒谬 (Ridiculous) $\times 2$ |
| NATGEO | 65 162 121 | 走私者 (Smuggler)；缉私者 (To Catch a Smuggler) (R) $\times 5$ |
| NICK | 6 121 252 | 海绵宝宝 (SpongeBob)；朋友 (Friends) $\times 6$ |
| OWN | 173 180 145 | 48小时：硬证据 (48 Hours: Hard Evidence) $\times 6$ |
| PARMT | 36 56 54 | 酒吧救援 (Bar Rescue)；酒吧救援：助手 (R)；酒吧救援：糟糕 (R)；酒吧救援 (R) $\times 3$ |
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| TBS | 8 39 52 | 砰 (Bang) $\times 10$；办公室 (The Office) |
| TCM | 82 41 230 | (5:30) 圣路易斯精神 (The Spirit of St. Louis, 1957)；孩子 (The Kid, 1921) (NR)；婴儿潮 (Baby Boom, 1987, 喜剧) 主演：黛安·基顿 (Diane Keaton) (PG)；单身母亲 (Bachelor Mother, 1939) |
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| USA | 16 38 50 | (6:00) 法律与秩序：特殊受害者单元 (Law & Order: SVU) $\times 6$ |
| VH1 | 19 52 217 | 太深了 (In Too Deep, 1999, 惊悚) 主演：LL Cool J (R)；抢劫者 (Takers, 2010, 动作) 主演：马特·迪伦 (Matt Dillon) (PG-13)；太深了 (In Too Deep, 1999, 惊悚) 主演：LL Cool J |
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Tamra Judge 再次在重塑自我！这位《橙县真实主妇》的常驻成员正通过投身于该 Bravo 经典系列节目的第 16 季，来迎接她生活的全新阶段——成为一名孩子离家的空巢家长。随着重新回归的“橙色持有者”Vicki Gunvalson 的加入，在经历了艰难的第 19 季团聚会后，Judge 比以往任何时候都更坚定地想要与女士们尽情狂欢。“那次经历仍然让我感到非常、非常受伤且受损，”Judge 说道，“我目前只是在小心翼翼地观察谁才是我的真朋友。”
在本季的此时点，Judge 与她曾经最好的朋友 Shannon Storms Beador 仍然关系不睦。“Shannon 就是那种真的会永远记恨的人，”Judge 简单地说道。不过，Judge 确认两人在友谊方面取得了进展。“事情正朝着正确的方向发展。”
当被问及“三个好朋友”(Tres Amigas) 是否会重新聚在一起时，Judge 给粉丝们带来了希望。“我们真的在努力，”Judge 说，“我们现在处于一个不错的状态。”
Judge 需要所有她能结交的朋友。在 Jennifer Pedranti 向 Judge 报告 Heather Dubrow 在背后议论她之后，Judge 选择了避开这种情况，而不是在 Dubrow 的“鞋履与心灵”(Heels and Hearts) 派对上当面对质。“我不明白 Jennifer 是出于什么目的，”Judge 说道，并指出两人当时“的关系并不是处于最好的状态”。“我想听听 Heather 这一方的说法，但我不想在那天晚上听，”Judge 说。
Judge 来到了 DE- CIDER 工作室讨论本季情况，预告一个“更冷静的 Tamra”，并透露在第 20 季团聚会上谁将面临最多的质询。
总统 CURTIS 周日 11:30 p.m., Adult Swim Keith David 在这部设定在 《瑞克和莫蒂》宇宙中的 新剧集中，再次饰演 同名角色安德烈·柯蒂斯 总统 (右)。
愤怒 (FURIOUS) 周一, Hulu Emmy Rossum (右) 在这部犯罪惊悚 剧集中饰演 FBI 特工 Alice Black，她出发 寻找一名“神秘且 精于计算的女性 连环杀手”（由 Lola Petticrew 饰演）。
周日休息区 (Sunday Break)
决定者：你和薇琪·冈瓦尔森 (Vicki Gunvalson) 显然在友谊上没有掉过拍子。再次以同样“橙郡持有者”的身份与她共同拍摄是什么感觉？ 塔姆拉·贾奇 (TAMRA JUDGE)：就像回到了家一样。非常自然且轻松。和她在一起我很快乐。我们的化学反应非常好。在上一集的戏份中我们有个很棒的场景。我给她发短信说：“看着我们当时的樣子，我快笑疯了。”太疯狂了。 我看到了你发布的来自上一集的 Instagram 视频，视频里你、薇琪和香农·比多 (Shannon Beador) 都在 Hamburger Mary’s 门外。 “三位好友” (Tres Amigas) 回归了吗？ 我们在努力。我们真的在努力。我们现在处于一个很好的状态。薇琪和我一直很好。至于香农……我想事情正朝着正确的方向发展。 你的生活如此丰富，有家庭、多家公司，还有一个成功的播客网络。观众在本季会看到一个怎样的你？ 他们会看到一个稍微冷静一点的塔姆拉。也许是一个在做出反应前会先思考的人 [笑]。虽然我女儿是节目的重要组成部分，但我现在已经成了“空巢期”家长。我家里正式地没有孩子了。我已经养了 40 年孩子，现在我正处于人生的一个不同阶段。 现在谈论重聚可能还太早，但当那个时刻到来时，你认为谁需要面对最多的质疑，为什么？ 薇琪有很多需要交代。希瑟 (Heather)——就她在本季前一半的表现来看——也将有很多需要交代。老实说，珍 (Jen) 在这一季相当是个小挑衅者。我们每个人都分担了这部分工作。我们尽到了职责。我们进行了很棒的对话，并就某些事情质问他人。这一季有很多冲突和化解。我们从未在同一件事上纠结太久。这是一个非常棒的季度。大家的关系都非常亲密。
塔姆拉·贾奇 (Tamra Judge) 主演《橙郡主妇》 (The Real Housewives of Orange County) 第 20 季（上图）。
KITCHEN UNDERCOVER 周二 9 p.m.，Food Network 主厨安东尼娅·洛法索 (Antonia Lofaso) 和副主厨内斯特·米利安 (Nestor Milian) 联手帮助濒临失败的餐厅，该新剧集被该网络描述为“一场高风险的、出其不意地餐厅救援行动”。
泛美航空 103 号航班轰炸事件 (THE BOMBING OF PAN AM 103) 周四，Netflix 这部限定剧集是对 1988 年 12 月 21 日泛美航空 103 号航班惨剧爆炸事件的戏剧化改编，该事件导致 270 人死亡。主演包括康纳·斯温代尔斯 (Connor Swindells) 和帕特里克·J·亚当斯 (Patrick J. Adams)。
HOUSE OF STASSI 周三，Freeform 《范德比尔特法则》 (Vanderpump Rules) 往届成员斯塔西·施罗德 (Stassi Schroeder)（右）在这部全新的“元纪录片剧集”中重新成为关注焦点，该剧还将 featuring 同为 “VPR” 往届成员的凯蒂·马洛尼 (Katie Maloney)。
ADULTS: “MARATHON DAY” 周五 1 p.m.，FXX/Hulu 这部热门群像喜剧的独立前传集，回顾了保罗·贝克 (Paul Baker)（杰克·因南宁 Jack Innanen 饰，右）是如何结识该系列核心朋友圈的。
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♌ 狮子座 (7 月 24 日 - 8 月 23 日) 随着新的一周开始，太阳在你的星座中建立了几个主要连接，因此你可以预料到在个人事务以及更广阔的世界中都会发生一些严肃事件。不过，不要让这些事情阻碍你享受乐趣——这才是生活的真谛。 ♍ 处女座 (8 月 24 日 - 9 月 23 日) 尽管你可以让直觉引导你，但不要忽视这样一个事实：并非所有人想和你朝着同一个方向前进。如果你本周有勇气独自面对未来，那么你不太可能孤独太久。 ♎ 天秤座 (9 月 24 日 - 10 月 23 日) 作为黄道十二宫中最平衡的星座，你习惯于在半路与他人接洽，但如果你妥协过多，其他人肯定会利用你。你越接近周三的满月，就越需要保持警惕。
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e 天蝎座 (10月 24-11月 22) 你必须关注大局，因为如果你让自己迷失在细节中，你就无法理解发生了什么。某些事件现在之所以发生是有原因的，但只有当你退后一步观察时，你才会发现这一点。
f 射手座 (11月 23 - 12月 21) 现在是摆脱成瘾行为的时候了，这些行为让生活变得比必要时更加艰难。认真审视你如何度过你的时间，然后做出改变，为更高的使命腾出时间和精力。
g 摩羯座 (12月 22 - 1月 20) 你最高的理想是什么？如果你不必担心生计和取悦他人，你会如何度过你的一生？在接下来的七天里，将其作为你的指路明灯，然后将这些天转化为周、月和年。
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h 水瓶座 (1月 21 - 2月 19) 在接下来的几周里，太阳在你的对宫运行将带来一对一性质的挑战，但你不必不惜一切代价获胜。始终基于这样的信念而行动：当其他人与你共同获胜时，胜利才更有意义。
i 双鱼座 (2月 20-3月 20) 在接下来的几天里，你的一些朋友和亲戚会故意让你的生活变得困难，但不要因此而起争执。他们太沉溺于自己的问题世界，以至于他们真的无法
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^ 白羊座 (3月 21-4月 20) 在接下来的这一周里，你会感到充满活力，但这并不意味着不会有挑战。其中一项挑战将以某个人的形式出现，此人似乎决心在每一步都反对你的意愿。找出是什么在驱动他们。
_ 金牛座 (4月 21-5月 21) 接下来的几天会带来一些问题，但也会带来克服这些问题的方法，甚至可能将它们转化为你的优势。为了获得最佳效果，请找一个安静的地方，独自思考，倾听你的内心之声在说什么。
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工作上的竞争对手本周将寻找方法让你显得糟糕，因此请时刻保持警惕。即使你犯了一个小错误，他们也会宣布其具有惊天动地的重要性。事实上并非如此，所以请为自己辩护。
a 巨蟹座 (6月 22-7月 23) 在接下来的几天里，你在某些圈子里将成为众人瞩目的焦点，但你也会受到某个嫉妒你受欢迎程度的人的批评。他们的言论无法伤害你，所以请无视他们的抱怨。更好的是，直接忽略他们。
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土星在你生日时的影响将鼓励你为过去画上句号，摆脱你携带了这么久的心理和精神负担，向前迈进。任何一天都可以是一个新的开始，而今天是你的特别日子。
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IMAX 《奥德赛》在首映周末创下了 $52 million 的纪录，且根据《纽约邮报》报道，票价已超过 $1,000,。
JERSEY MIKE’S 这家三明治连锁店计划通过首次公开募股筹集高达 $1.1 billion，这可能使其估值达到 $8 billion。
派拉蒙-天舞公司 (PARAMOUNT SKYDANCE) 对华纳兄弟探索者 (Warner Bros. Discovery) 价值 $110 billion 的收购可能要到明年才能完成，或者要等到几个州对该交易的挑战出结果后才能完成。
迪士尼 “米老鼠之家”宣布裁员数百人，尽管《玩具故事 5》获得了巨大的商业成功，但皮克斯仍遭受沉重打击。
Mamdani 的市政债券混乱 疯狂的左翼引发痛苦的市场下跌
纽约市的财务状况相当不错。最近其债券价格的下跌并不是因为对曼达尼市长的社会主义财政政策感到担忧。相反，这是因为华盛顿发生的一些事情扰乱了整个债券市场。至少，这是纽约市审计长马克·莱文（这座城市独立选出的首席财政官）给出的牵强的说法。他是在回答我上周提出的关于近期所谓收益率（即大苹果市市政债务的利率）上升的问题。对于债券市场的新手来说，收益率和价格走势相反，尽管它们传递的是同样的信息：将钱贷给城市的价值。当价格下降时，收益率会飙升，因为投资者要求在持有债券直至到期（通常为 10 年）并获得贷款偿还时，获得更多的风险补偿。
这正是目前正在发生的事情，因为曼达尼似乎在每一分每一秒都在加倍坚持他的马克思主义第三世界主义。截至 7 月 17, 的那一周，10 年期市政债券的收益率在经历了前一周的跳升后，从 3.34% 飙升至 3.46%。这些并不是孤立的例子。看看曼达尼就职以来的城市债券价格走势图，除了 1 月到本月之间的剧烈下跌外，你还能看到投资者通过更高的收益率要求溢价。在他在（当然是通过各种花招）“平衡”了他的第一份预算后，这种趋势一度缓和，但近期价格已恢复下跌。
是的，莱文正确地指出，许多因素会导致城市债券价格波动。由于油价高企以及源自华盛顿政策的通胀担忧，债券整体呈现全面下跌趋势。“城市债券收益率的近期波动并不意味着税基在萎缩（税基目前处于历史最高水平），也不意味着预期会被下调信用评级，”审计长代表沙奎娜·德维西埃 (Shaquana DeVissiere) 告诉我。
“在同一时期，10 年期市政基准债券也上涨了相当的幅度，这表明变化反映了更广泛的市场情况。” 德维西埃还声称“城市的信用依然强劲”。
我稍后会回到这些陈述上，但请记住，市政债券具有独特的特征，即它们是三重免税的。如果你是该市居民并持有这些债券，你不需要缴纳联邦、州或地方税。当你遇到一个想要榨干富人的市长时——就像曼达尼市长现在做的那样——纽约市的市政债券就成了一个绝佳的避税天堂。
换句话说，华尔街的财务顾问告诉我，价格应该更加稳定——除非，当然，你担心掌权的人想要把这里给毁了。
曼达尼市长不仅满足于在像政府运营的杂货店这类劳民伤财的项目上花费创纪录的资金（参见他 $125.8 十亿的预算），他还想进一步剥削那些已经被过度征税的财富创造者——即便这些人正继续逃往佛罗里达州。
审计长先生，我们的信用目前“依然强劲”，但税基正在“侵蚀”，因为每一项统计数据都显示，那些负担得起离开成本的人事实上正在成群结队地离开。与此同时，在华尔街评级机构监控我们“信用”的人员实际上正在警告，信用并非那么强劲。
曼达尼市长在治理这座拥有以色列以外最大犹太人群体的多元化城市时，也有着一种奇怪的方式。除了拒绝反对“全球化起义”之外，他还希望以色列总理本雅明·内塔尼亚胡因战争罪被逮捕。当市长得知这无法实现时，他呼吁在总理访问该市时举行抗议活动。
随后，他似乎对反犹太主义仇恨犯罪的增加感到惊讶，包括在他呼吁抗议之后，上西区发生了几起显然由仇恨驱动的捅人事件。
对于债券投资者来说，这并不令人安心。我作为一名跟踪该市场数十载的人员，深知这一点。影响市政债券价格的不仅仅是债券评级和预算；对市长的信心，或者缺乏信心，同样至关重要。
我记得大卫·丁金斯当选市长时，该市的债券开始下跌。与我们现任市长一样，丁金斯就职时的履历相当平庸（市书记员、曼哈顿区长），但回顾来看，与曼达尼市长的履历（一名议员和一名说唱歌手）相比，丁金斯的履历简直显得像丘吉尔一样辉煌。
尽管如此，随着丁金斯在 1990 年开始治理，债券价格开始下跌，在一段时间内跌幅相当剧烈，直到他开始振作起来。这不仅仅是因为 1987 年股市崩盘后税收收入下降和华尔街裁员，当然还包括他自己的激进支出计划。
真正的问题在于，人们发现正值 20 世纪 70 年代以来最严重的预算危机期间，丁金斯做了一件蠢事：他花费了 $11,500（其中大部分来自公共资金）在他格雷西府邸卧室的一块奢华床头板上。
是的，市政债券价格在那个消息传出后确实下跌了。这就是为什么现在可以大胆打赌，市政债券之所以下跌，部分原因是我们拥有一个似乎对阻止债券下跌不感兴趣，而对逮捕以色列总理更感兴趣的市长。
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项目管理专家 (纽约州奥克兰花园)：利用定量模型和经济原理为公司项目制定并维护项目进度表、预算和资源分配计划；通过数据驱动的方法跟踪项目进展和性能指标，并准备定期状态报告；在进行风险评估和资源优化以尽量减少延迟和成本超支的同时，协调变更单、分包商活动和材料交付；进行场景规划和资源经济评估，以确保项目按时且在预算内完成。要求数学和经济学或密切相关的定量领域学士学位；要求的学士学位课程包括：1. 商业项目管理；2. 商业分析。年薪：$82,763。请将简历发送至：Marvel Contracting Service Inc, 5819 230th St, Oakland Gardens, NY 11364
AARCO Contracting LLC 项目管理专家 （纽约州，格雷特内克）根据现场评估和客户目标规划项目活动及资源需求。进行现场评估以记录现有情况，确认测量值并确定影响项目执行的技术限制。审查建筑和结构图纸及项目规格。通过采购材料、跟踪交付计划并确保资源与项目里程碑和质量标准一致来协调供应商。薪资率：$81,500/年。约 15% 的工作时间需前往纽约州工作现场进行现场评估和监测现场进度。要求工程管理或工业工程学士学位；可在美国任何地方远程办公；要求前往纽约州内各现场；周一至周五，每周 40 小时；请将简历发送至 Ali Anwar, Principal, AARCO Contracting LLC, 44 Old Field LN, Great Neck, NY 11020。
药店运营经理 监督日常药店运营、员工监管、工作流和排班。监督药品和用品的采购与库存。管理供应商关系，监测供应链效率，并协调保险和计费程序。确保符合监管标准和认证要求。维护准确的记录和运营报告。不要求药剂师执照。要求工商管理或药学学士学位。提供薪资：$81,411.00/年。邮寄简历至：50 Oceana Pharmacy Corp; Attn: R. Ashraf, 3211 Coney Island Ave., Brooklyn, NY 11235。
Children’s Chinese Book Garden, LLC 项目管理专家，纽约州纽约市，全职。通过收集跨部门需求、对齐优先级以及支持学术、行政和外部合作伙伴之间的协作，协调并实施学校计划的项目方案；定义运营和系统要求，包括学生入学、CRM、排班和学习支持工具，以优化工作流集成和服务交付；并通过时间线跟踪、文档编制、状态报告、风险控制、预算监控、供应商协调和流程改进来管理项目执行。必须拥有项目管理硕士学位。请将简历发送至电子邮件 giselajia@gmail.com。
运营总监。要求：设计实践、工程量测量或建筑管理学士学位，外加 5 年递进的研究生后经验或同等学历。薪资范围每年 $119K - $120K。Mace North America Ltd, New York, NY。简历发送至 tom.hughes@macegroup.com（有多个职位空缺）。
助理律师（纽约州纽约市） 为 IPO 和 M&A 进行尽职调查；起草 SEC 申报文件（S-1, F-1, 10-Q, 10-K, 8-K）；准备公司治理文件；并就证券法规和复杂的公司交易提供建议。$156,832/年。要求 JD 或 LLM 学位。拥有纽约州律师执业资格且有 1 年经验。将简历发送至电子邮件 Hunter Taubman NY LLP, HTsai@htflawyers.com。
高级成本顾问。要求：工程量测量或建筑管理学士学位，外加 5 年递进的研究生后经验或同等学历。薪资范围每年 $119K - $120K。Mace North America Ltd, New York, NY。简历发送至 tom.hughes@macegroup.com（有多个职位空缺）。
成本顾问。要求：工程量测量或建筑管理学士学位，外加 5 年递进的研究生后经验或同等学历。薪资范围每年 $119K - $120K。Mace North America Ltd, New York, NY。简历发送至 tom.hughes@macegroup.com（有多个职位空缺）。
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计算机系统分析师 分析各类系统管理和网络问题并实施解决方案。要求拥有信息技术与管理学学士学位。年薪 $80,600。纽约州切斯特里奇 (Chestnut Ridge, NY)。请将简历传真至 Big Tows Inc，电话 (845) 352-1446
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足球：夏洛特零封红牛队
全明星佩普·比尔 (Pep Biel) 和艾希莉·韦斯特伍德 (Ashley Westwood) 在开场几分钟内便接连进球，夏洛特 FC 在新泽西州哈里森以 2-0 击败红牛队。夏洛特队 (7-6-4) 凭借近期整体四场不败的势头，终结了客场三连败，并首次在《体育画报》体育场 (Sports Illustrated Stadium) 获胜。 红牛队 (6-7-4) 在补时阶段，由于阿德里·梅赫梅蒂 (Adri Mehmeti) 吃到第二张黄牌被罚下，少一人作战。
MLB：塞斯统治红袜队，蓝鸟队获胜
迪兰·塞斯 (Dylan Cease) 在前六局保持了无安打记录，最终以一场仅允许对方获得一次安打的完封赛收场。周六下午在波士顿，蓝鸟队以 6-0 击败红袜队。这也是红袜队在 18 场比赛中仅有的第二次失利。 据 ESPN 报道，红袜队在周六晚些时候将左投手康内利·厄利 (Connelly Early) 交易至国民队，以换取内野手柯蒂斯·米德 (Curtis Mead)。24 岁的厄利在为红袜队出战的 17 场首发中，取得了 7-5 的战绩，防御率 (ERA) 为 3.44。 l 在迈阿密，泰·弗朗斯 (Ty France) 贡献了三分打点，教士队以 7-2 获胜，将马林鱼队的连败记录扩大到 11 场。 l 在底特律，尼克·洛夫廷 (Nick Loftin) 在第九局击出打破平局的本垒打，皇家队最终以 3-2 逆转击败老虎队。萨尔瓦多·佩雷斯 (Salvador Perez) 击出了他的队史纪录第 318 根本垒打，超越了由乔治·布雷特 (George Brett) 创造并保持了 40 年的纪录。 l 在巴尔的摩，迪兰·比弗斯 (Dylan Beavers) 在第九局下半击出单打得分，帮助金莺队以 3-2 战胜勇士队。
综合格斗：约舒亚强势反击击败普伦加
前两届世界冠军安东尼·约舒亚 (Anthony Joshua) 在周六于沙特阿拉伯吉达举行的一场戏剧性的重量级非冠军赛中，在经历两次被击倒后迅速恢复，并在第二轮将克里斯蒂安·普伦加 (Kristian Prenga) 击晕。 这次反击可能挽救了一场由约舒亚与泰森·富里 (Tyson Fury) 之间举行的全英国对决。约舒亚的经纪人埃迪·赫恩 (Eddie Hearn) 声称，他的拳手与富里已经签署合同，将于今年晚些时候首次交手，但前提是他们必须在本次周末的热身赛中获胜。 l PGA 巡回赛新秀杰克逊·科武恩 (Jackson Koivun) 在明尼苏达州布莱恩举行的 3M 公开赛第三轮中打出 61 杆，以低于标准杆 20 杆的成绩领先三杆，并在 TPC Twin Cities 的后九洞打出 28 杆，创造了赛事纪录。 l 卢卡斯·赫伯特 (Lucas Herbert) 在 LIV Golf 英国赛的前三轮中保持领先，将以三杆的优势进入决赛轮。
NASCAR Cup Series Brickyard 400 由 PPG 呈现的起跑阵容 周六排位赛后；周日正赛； 地点：印第安纳波利斯赛道 (Indianapolis Motor Speedway)； 印第安纳州，Speedway；单圈长度：2.50 英里； （括号内为赛车号码） 1. (77) Carson Hocevar, 雪佛兰, 186.598 mph. 2. (7) Daniel Suárez, 雪佛兰, 186.382. 3. (45) Tyler Reddick, 丰田, 186.077. 4. (54) Ty Gibbs, 丰田, 185.966. 5. (11) Denny Hamlin, 丰田, 185.835. 6. (71) Michael McDowell, 雪佛兰, 185.762. 7. (67) Corey Heim, 丰田, 185.456. 8. (48) Alex Bowman, 雪佛兰, 185.368. 9. (16) AJ Allmendinger, 雪佛兰, 185.345. 10. (5) Kyle Larson, 雪佛兰, 185.315. 11. (19) Chase Briscoe, 丰田, 185.269. 12. (41) Cole Custer, 雪佛兰, 185.265. 13. (12) Ryan Blaney, 福特, 185.197. 14. (43) Erik Jones, 丰田, 185.060. 15. (17) Chris Buescher, 福特, 184.991. 16. (6) Brad Keselowski, 福特, 184.896. 17. (42) John H. Nemechek, 丰田, 184.877. 18. (35) Riley Herbst, 丰田, 184.782. 19. (22) Joey Logano, 福特, 184.699.
F1 匈牙利大奖赛起跑阵容 周六排位赛后；周日正赛； 地点：Hungaroring；匈牙利，布达佩斯； 单圈长度：4.38 公里；第三节 1. Lando Norris, 英国, 迈凯伦 (McLaren), 1 分 17.207 秒. 2. Lewis Hamilton, 英国, 法拉利 (Ferrari), 1:17.219. 3. Charles Leclerc, 摩纳哥, 法拉利 (Ferrari), 1:17.445. 4. Andrea Kimi Antonelli, 意大利, 奔驰 (Mercedes), 1:17.479. 5. Oscar Piastri, 澳大利亚, 迈凯伦 (McLaren), 1:17.684. 6. Max Verstappen, 荷兰, 红牛车队 (Red Bull Racing), 1:17.725. 7. George Russell, 英国, 奔驰 (Mercedes), 1:17.760. 8. Isack Hadjar, 法国, 红牛车队 (Red Bull Racing), 1:17.856. 9. Arvid Lindblad, 英国, Racing Bulls, 1:18.281. 10. Nico Hulkenberg, 德国, 奥迪 F1 车队 (Audi F1 Team), 1:18.686.
ATP 世界巡回赛 Generali Open 地点：基茨比尔网球场 (Tennis Stadium Kitzbuhel)； 奥地利，基茨比尔 (Kitzbuhel)；奖金： 612,620 欧元；场地：红土； 周六（括号内为种子排名）： 男子单打 - 决赛 Quentin Halys, 法国, 击败 Alexander Bublik (1), 哈萨克斯坦, 6-4, 7-6 (6).
ATP 世界巡回赛 Millennium Estoril Open 地点：Estoril 网球俱乐部 (Clube de Tenis do Estoril)；葡萄牙，Estoril； 奖金：612,620 欧元；场地：红土；周六 （括号内为种子排名）： 男子单打 - 半决赛 Luca Van Assche, 法国, 击败 Hugo Gaston, 法国, 6-4, 7-5. Alexander Blockx (4), 比利时, 击败 Luciano Darderi (2), 意大利, 5-7, 7-6 (1), 7-6 (5).
WTA Livesport 布拉格公开赛 地点：TK Sparta Praha；布拉格；奖金： $283,347；场地：室外硬地；周六（括号内为种子排名）： 女子单打 - 半决赛 Daria Snigur (8), 乌克兰, 击败 Tereza Valentova (5), 捷克, 7-6 (4), 6-3. Lilli Tagger, 奥地利, 击败 Barbora Krejcikova (2), 捷克, 6-7 (5), 6-3, 7-6 (4).
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1 1 1/16 英里(T)；$115,000；中龄马赛 (mdn)；2岁马
周日揭幕战，两岁马在草地上跑两圈。 大多数马匹将迎来职业赛首秀。我们的完赛顺序预测为：加拿大繁育的 BUNYAN (Attard/J Ortiz/Hard Spun), SHOWA (Ward/Irad/Constitution), KIPROS (Handal/Davis/Oscar Performance), JERSEY GUY (Giddings Carmouche/Nashville) 以及 HIGH OFFICIAL (Pletcher/Prat/Not This Time)。
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l 2 5 1/2 浪段(T)；$78,000；津贴赛 (alw)；4岁及以上马
再次与 VACATION DANCE 共舞。这个夏天他在萨拉托加 (the Spa) 两次让我们在终点前短了 3 个马身。两次都跑在了外道。此次为新组合 Noda/Franco 出赛。SON OF A BIRCH 在草地赛中 22 场 2 胜，但在最近一场短途赛 Elusive Quality 中落后 2 个马身。佩戴眨眼器。SHEFFLIN 为 Maker 带来赛季首秀。去年 5 场 1 胜，在萨拉托加这个距离获胜。我们将拭目以待。
| PN | 马匹 | 重量 | 骑师 | 最近3场 | 练马师 | 赔率 |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Billionaires Row(L) | 123 | R Santana, Jr | 6-11-6 | Trombetta | 8-1 |
| 2 | Fluid Situation(L) | 123 | I Ortiz, Jr | 9-3-9 | Maker | 6-1 |
| 3 | Trust Issues(L) | 123 | R Silvera | 3-1-1 | Charlerie | 20-1 |
| 4 | Vacation Dance(L) | 123 | M Franco | 5-6-6 | Noda | 9-2 |
| 5 | Son of a Birch(L) | 121 | K Carmouche | 5-4-3 | Falcone | 5-2 |
| 6 | Shefflin(L) | 123 | F Prat | 5-1-5 | Maker | 3-1 |
| 7 | Doctor Jeff(L) | 121 | J Rodriguez | 4-3-4 | Magee | 8-1 |
| 8 | Niagara Skyline(L) | 123 | J Ortiz | 6-2-6 | Abreu | 6-1 |
| 9 | Kid Billy(L) | 123 | Rider TBA | 11-3-2 | Rodriguez | 4-1 |
| 10 | Mischievous M(L) | 123 | M Franco | 2-4-5 | Kantarmaci | 3-1 |
l 3 1 1/8 英里；$78,000；津贴赛 (alw)；3岁及以上马(f)
KATIE KING 连续两场获胜。均在 1 英里距离；最近一场在手指湖 (Finger Lakes)。迎回了 Carmouche，但她能否多跑一浪段？相对于 DONT BE SALTY 来说是价值之选。在从丘吉尔 (Churchill) 转场前，曾获一次冠军和一次极接近的第二名。在这次较长距离的唯一一次出赛中排名第三。BEIRA 在丘吉尔获胜，随后在 Big A 的 5 匹马中排名最后。不确定她现在是否想跑 9 浪段。ROYAL BOBBIE 是唯一在该距离有证明的雌马。
| PN | 马匹 | 重量 | 骑师 | 最近3场 | 练马师 | 赔率 |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Beira(L) | 126 | J Ortiz | 5-1-3 | R Dutrow | 4-1 |
| 2 | Don't Be Salty(L) | 126 | I Ortiz, Jr | 2-1-3 | LaRose | 3-1 |
| 3 | Kyle's Mom(L) | 126 | D Davis | 3-5-1 | Noda | 9-2 |
| 4 | Racing Colors(L) | 126 | H Harkie | 3-10-5 | Follett | 10-1 |
| 5 | Angel Bella(L) | 126 | T Gaffalione | 4-3-4 | Beckman | 4-1 |
| 6 | Bourbon N Lace(L) | 126 | M Rowland | 2-3-3 | Gorham | 12-1 |
| 7 | Katie King(L) | 126 | K Carmouche | 1-1-4 | Ferraro | 8-1 |
| 8 | Royal Bobbie(L) | 126 | F Prat | 2-3-3 | Rice | 5-1 |
l 4 1 英里；$76,000；认领赛 (clm($45,000))；4岁及以上马
BIG BLUE LINE 为 Guerrero 从草地转战泥地。今年 6 场 0 胜。最近一次泥地赛在 75k 奖金组中排名中游第四。EMIRATES ROAD 在阿奎达克 (Aqueduct) 这一距离表现次佳。三月份在相同距离轻松获胜。Prat 将骑乘该场 M/L 热门马。NOTED 在四月份于劳雷尔 (Laurel) 险胜，但最近一次在 Parx 的 4 匹马中排名第三。价值上升；Gutierrez 上马。FORT NELSON 在 1 英里赛中 3 场 2 胜。
| PN | 马匹 | 重量 | 骑师 | 最近3场 | 练马师 | 赔率 |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Noted(L) | 123 | R Gutierrez | 3-10-1 | Padilla | 15-1 |
Senior Officer (第 9 场) 锁定记录：13 场 6 胜 (46%) 本赛季记录：33/141 $216.78 萨拉托加 (Saratoga)
6 Celestial Glaze(L),121 R Santana, Jr 6-3-4 Rodriguez 15-1
7 Castle Chaos(L),123 M Franco 4-1-2 Kantarmaci 8-1
8 Big Blue Line(L),121 R Silvera 2-5-6 Guerrero 8-1
9 Counterspy(L),123 L Saez 4-4-2 R Dutrow 9-2 l 5 1 1/16 英里(T); $105,000; alw; 3up(f)
LIVIN THE BREEZE 代表 Abreu 迎来其 3 岁马的首次亮相。2 岁时战绩为 3 场 1 胜。 这匹后程发力马在复出战中位置极佳，且有节奏可追。她是否需要一场热身赛？Irad 将会是第一个知道答案的人。如果不在草地赛道，LADY ROSE 将凭借一场可选索赔赛的胜利而备受关注。FULL POUR 在五月完成了草地赛首秀，但在外道奔跑后仅获得令人失望的第 6 名。第二次在绿地赛跑的表现应该会更好。具有复合彩票价值。 PN 马匹 重量 骑师 近 3 场 练马师 赔率
1 She Takes Cash(L),126 J Alvarado 3-3-2 Englehart 4-1
2 Charlottesuniverse(L),121 E Zayas 4-1-8 Casse 6-1
3 Fedupwiththefed(L),126 D Davis 6-1-4 Donk 12-1
4 Full Pour(L),126 T Gaffalione 6-4-4 Hennig 20-1
5 Tongue Twister(L),126 C Elliott 4-7-6 Brion 6-1
6 Last Glory(L),126 R Santana, Jr 2-6-3 D'Alessandro 15-1
7 Livin the Breeze(L),121 I Ortiz, Jr 1-5-3 Abreu 5-2
8 Fabulous Fox(L),126 J Rodriguez 5-5-5 Ferraro 15-1
9 Marvelous Madison(L),126 F Prat 10-7-6 Abreu 7-2
10 Miami Style(L),121 R Gutierrez 1-2-3 Orseno 30-1
11 Lady Rose(L),121 J Lezcano 1-2-1 Rice 7-5
12 Baseball Lady(L),121 J Ortiz 5-1-2 Rice 3-1 l 6 1 1/16 英里(T); $62,000; mdn clm($55,000); 3up(f)
轮到 MAJESTIC MOONLIGHT 大放异彩了。草地赛战绩 3 场 0 胜，但下调级别后应该会有所反应。Abreu/Irad 组合能否迎来连胜？ SAMARTINA 在这个级别中失手，仅差一个颈长。在休赛后第二次出战，且距离相同，Clement 调教的马匹有望取得进步。OUTRO 由 Walsh 调教，从泥地转到草地。此前在 Fair Grounds 的同距离草地赛中获得第二名，表现良好。 PN 马匹 重量 骑师 近 3 场 练马师 赔率
1 Playing Games(L),121 F Prat 4-7-x C Brown 5-1
2 Majestic Moonlight(L),121 I Ortiz, Jr 5-3-8 Abreu 6-1
3 Pay the Bills(FR)(L),126 K Davis 7-8-6 Metivier 50-1
4 Sweet Mackenzie(L),126 C Elliott 5-4-8 Antonucci 15-1
5 Beside You(L),121 J Rodriguez 4-10-4 Bartkowski 12-1
6 Outro(L),121 T Gaffalione 2-5-2 Walsh 9-2
7 Samartina(FR)(L),121 R Santana, Jr 2-7-5 Clement 7-2
8 Devilish Grin(L),121 M Franco 6-2-10 Green 6-1
9 Riyah Al Nil(L),121 S Bridgmohan 5-6-4 Seyler 50-1
10 Addagirl Addie(L),126 O Hrndz Mreno 5-8-4 Davis 30-1
11 Just Tell Anne(L),121 D Davis 4-5-7 Handal 6-1
12 Mappy(L),121 J Alvarado 2-3-2 Weaver 12-1
13 Sliceaway(L),121 K Davis 3-6-2 Zito 30-1
14 River Empress(L),121 K Carmouche 6-9-4 Giddings 8-1
15 Free Spin Kim(L),121 J Davis 7-7-x Breed 50-1 l 7 7 fur; $78,000; alw; 3up
局面大开。ART FAIR 带着在 Aqueduct 的两场小胜来到这里。对于 DePaz 来说，距离略有增加。WILLINTORISKITALL 在两次转弯赛中获得第三名。Dutrow 将其从路程赛转为短途赛。今年早些时候在 1 英里赛中曾是领先到底的赢家。现在重新由 J Ortiz 骑乘。Dutrow 还执教速度极快的 EGYPTIAN。在最近的一场比赛中以微弱优势获胜。此前在这个距离上的表现位列第二。骑师更换为 Saez。DISCOTHEQUE 终于在第 17 场出赛中获胜，但在相同距离下有望再次夺冠。SOUTH BEND TOM 在一次接近的第二名后出赛。在这个较短距离上的战绩为 2 场 0 胜。 PN 马匹 重量 骑师 近 3 场 练马师 赔率
1 Momentum Files(L),126 C Elliott 1-5-4 Rodriguez 8-1
2 Hot Property(L),126 R Santana, Jr 5-3-3 Rice 8-1
3 Willintoriskitall(L),126 J Ortiz 3-4-5 R Dutrow 7-2
4 Golden Symphony(L),126 M Franco 2-1-4 Rice 6-1
5 Conniving(L),126 K Davis 4-4-6 Keithan 30-1
6 Discotheque(L),126 I Ortiz, Jr 1-4-2 Sweezey 6-1
行动 行动
11 Egyptian(L),126 L Saez 1-2-4 R Dutrow 10-1 l 8 6 分段; $250,000; Honorable Miss; 4岁及以上(雌马)
重点关注的是 2 级赛的 Honorable Miss。GRAND JOB 是 1/2 热门，但她在 1 级赛 Madison 和 Bed O Roses 中都仅差之毫厘。在失败中赔率达到了三位数。为 Mott 效力。HAULIN ICE 在这个距离上的战绩是 8 胜 12 场，此前在特拉华州的一场 100k 比赛中获得 3 名，差距很小。今年早些时候在 Oaklawn 赢了两场锦标赛。Prat 为 Joseph 策骑。GOING STEADY (Churchill)、MAIDA (Laurel) 和 KAPPA KAPPA (Parx) 在获得胜利后晋级到分级锦标赛。深潜追击者 Going Steady 提供了最佳价值，但需要前段配速快。
PN 马匹 重量 骑师 最近3场 练马师 赔率
1 Maida,122 S Russell 1-6-1 Russell 5-1
2 Kappa Kappa,124 I Ortiz, Jr 1-4-6 Reid 10-1
3 Striker Has Dial,122 R Santana, Jr 1-1-3 De Paz 10-1
4 Haulin Ice,122 F Prat 3-6-1 Joseph 4-1
5 Going Steady,120 T Gaffalione 1-2-6 Medina 30-1
6 Grand Job,124 J Alvarado 2-2-1 Mott 1-2
7 Do Gooder,120 E Zayas 8-6-4 Antonucci 30-1 l 9 6 1/2 分段; $130,000; 允许出赛; 4岁及以上
Brad Cox 的 SENIOR OFFICER 看起来位置不错，有望将连胜纪录延长到 3 场。这匹跟踪马在 6 月的 Spa 赛场实现了 2 连胜。TIP TOP THOMAS 将为 Pletcher 迎来 4 岁马的初次亮相。去年 5 场比赛中 3 场获胜，包括印第安纳德比。Prat 能挡住头号热门吗？TARANTINO 在 50k 的比赛中获胜，但在随后的类似水平比赛中仅获得平淡的第 6 名。具有冷门价值。BRING THE SMOKE 同样取得了 2 连胜。两场均以 1/2 马身优势获胜，包括马里兰短途赛。具有竞争力。SACROSANCT 在最近 3 场泥地赛中赢了 2 场，目前战绩为 6 胜 9 场。
PN 马匹 重量 骑师 最近3场 练马师 赔率
1 Stars and Strides(L),123 J Alvarado 8-8-8 Mott 12-1
2 Bring the Smoke(L),123 T Gaffalione 1-1-2 Beckman 8-1
3 Tarantino(L),123 R Santana, Jr 6-1-7 Jacobson 15-1
4 Senior Officer(L),123 I Ortiz, Jr 1-1-2 Cox 9-5
5 Sacrosanct(L),123 M Franco 2-1-2 Rice 6-1
6 Ignite the Light(L),123 L Saez 7-1-2 R Dutrow 15-1
7 Over and Ollie(L),123 J Ortiz 2-2-7 R Dutrow 10-1
8 Tip Top Thomas(L),123 F Prat 3-1-1 Pletcher 7-2
9 Acoustic Ave(L),123 J Lezcano 4-2-5 Rice 8-1
10 Light Man(L),121 K Carmouche 2-4-4 Levine 20-1 l 10 1 3/8 英里(草地); $115,000; 未胜马赛; 3岁及以上(雌马)
PHANTOM BLUE 为 Walden 迎来草地初赛。这匹 Ghostzapper 的后代雌马可能会喜欢这个马拉松距离。Franco 策骑这匹不确定因素；去掉了眨眼眼罩。WHITETHORN 为 Pletcher 从泥地转战草地。草地战绩 0 胜 2 场。两场均获得第二好成绩。AMERICAN DEBUTANTE 草地战绩 0 胜 5 场，但在该距离上获得过一个接近的第 3 名。
PN 马匹 重量 骑师 最近3场 练马师 赔率
1 Eenymeanymightymo(L),126 L Saez 2-6-4 Wilkes 12-1
2 American Debutante(L),126 T Gaffalione 8-3-3 Walsh 8-1
3 Raging Bloom(L),121 C Elliott 5-6-x McPeek 30-1
4 Isadora Duncan(IRE)(L),121 J Alvarado 10-2-2 Mott 12-1
5 Don't Look Now(L),126 J Lezcano 3-6-4 Arnold II 12-1
6 Abundant Love(L),126 E Zayas 5-7-2 Trombetta 15-1
7 Whitethorn(L),126 I Ortiz, Jr 2-2-2 Pletcher 2-1
8 Onehotmess(L),126 J Ortiz 2-7-3 Attard 12-1
9 Mary Lois(IRE)(L),121 F Prat 4-3-2 C Brown 6-1
10 Phantom Blue(L),121 M Franco 2-2-3 Walden 5-2
11 Coinvestment(L),121 M Franco 5-x-x C Brown 10-1
— Vic Cangialosi
第一场-6 浪丈；$115,000；未胜组特别权重赛；2岁雌马 5 Introssus (SntnJr.) 16.54 7.70 4.98 8 Mysticious (Saez) 11.14 8.52 4 Lucerra (Zayas) 10.10 • $1 精确彩 (5-8) $138.29 • $0.5 三连单 (5-8-4) $385.26
第二场-1 英里；$70,000；津贴赛；3岁及以上 (雌马) 3 Pwr f Wmn (OrtzJr.) 3.54 2.52 1 Lady Wsdom (SantanJr.) 3.72 弃赛: Timia, Sabby Sunset, Spirit of Esther, Lady Delilah • $1 日双彩 (5-3) $25.04 • $1 精确彩 (3-1) $5.81 • $1 组合彩 (1-3) $4.04 • $1 安慰双彩 (5-4/6/7) $8.21
获胜马由 Vic C 预测
获胜马由 Vic C 预测
第三场-6 浪丈；$115,000；未胜组特别权重赛；2岁马 9 Grnd Yupon (Ortz) 6.46 3.82 2.64 10 Belzoni (Alvarado) 8.20 5.44 6 Foolin (Ortiz,Jr.) 3.60 弃赛: Silverus, Ferrum • $1 安慰三挑一 (5-4/6/7-9) $22.83 • $1 三挑一 (5-3-9) $51.00 • $1 日双彩 (3-9) $7.71 • $1 精确彩 (9-10) $25.39 • $0.1 四连单 (9-10-6-8) $64.49 • $0.5 三连单 (9-10-6) $68.20
第四场-1 英里；$105,000；津贴条件赛；3岁及以上 5 Inspghtfchrl (Ortz) 7.84 4.08 2.66 3 Honoree (Ortiz,Jr.) 3.28 2.42 2 Sir Oscar (Franco) 2.88 弃赛: Solo Empire, Resurgo, Who's Your Zaddy • $1 三挑一 (3-9-5) $24.76 • $1 日双彩 (9-5) $14.05 • $1 精确彩 (5-3) $11.91 • $1 组合彩 (3-5) $5.90 • $0.1 四连单 (5-3-2-1) $21.35 • $0.5 三连单 (5-3-2) $15.09
第五场-1 1/16 英里；$120,000；津贴赛；3岁马 11 Chmbrsvll (OrtzJr.) 21.64 8.58 5.38 5 Go Grey (Ortiz) 7.40 4.60 6 King's Remark (IRE) (Davis) 3.96 弃赛: ChickenDance, CMcGriff, Minorinconvennce, IntotheLight, NuckChorris • $1 安慰三挑一 (9-5-4) $11.25 • $1 三挑一 (9-5-11) $112.23 • $1 双彩 (5-11) $43.32 • $1 精确彩 (11-5) $63.76 • $0.1 四连单 (11-5-6-9) $206.25 • $0.5 三连单 (11-5-6) $221.89 • $1 安慰双彩 (5-4) $3.78
第六场-1 英里 1 浪丈；$125,000；津贴赛；3岁及以上 2 Wynstock (OrtzJr.) 12.06 4.10 2.84 8 Emerging Market (Prat) 2.28 2.10 1 Dreamlike (Carmouche) 2.74 • $1 安慰三挑一 (5-4-2) $21.65 • $1 三挑一 (5-11-2) $222.03 • $1 日双彩 (11-2) $54.72 • $1 精确彩 (2-8) $13.94 • $0.1 四连单 (2-8-1-4) $13.62 • $0.5 三连单 (2-8-1) $19.89
第七场-1 英里；$105,000；津贴条件赛；3岁及以上 4 Jack's World (Prt) 6.54 4.18 2.98 8 Sammy C Note (Franco) 8.22 5.80 6 Stormy Birthday (Rodriguez) 14.46 弃赛: BeachInvasion, McDiesel, Newlyn, Egyptn • $1 三挑一 (11-2-4) $213.49 • $0.5 四挑一 (5-11-2-4) $382.66 • $0.5 五挑一 (9-5-11-2-4) $1157.50 • $1 日双彩 (2-4) $22.20 • $1 精确彩 (4-8) $29.22 • $0.1 四连单 (4-8-6-7) $242.68 • $0.5 三连单 (4-8-6) $232.50
第八场-1 1/16 英里；$120,000；津贴赛；3岁雌马 2 Crssvr Cptl (FR) (Prt) 11.26 7.24 4.76 4 Soloist (Ortiz) 5.92 3.60 6 Vekoma View (Velazquez) 9.58 弃赛: Pashmina • $1 三挑一 (2-4-2) $106.93 • $1 日双彩 (4-2) $23.05 • $1 精确彩 (2-4) $27.87 • $0.1 四连单 (2-4-6-9) $175.72 • $0.5 三连单 (2-4-6) $217.82
第九场-6 浪丈；$400,000；范德比尔特赛；4岁及以上 8 Built (Ortiz,Jr.) 4.40 2.68 2.10 6 Hymn (Santana,Jr.) 3.98 2.34 1 Damon's Mound (Alvarado) 2.10 弃赛: Just Beat the Odds, Crazy Mason • $1 三挑一 (4-2-8) $41.08 • $0.5 四挑一 (2-4-2-8) $149.29 • $0.5 五挑一 (11-2-4-2-8) $1423.12 • $1 日双彩 (2-8) $14.63 • $1 精确彩 (8-6) $7.26 • $0.1 四连单 (8-6-1-7) $6.83 • $0.5 三连单 (8-6-1) $7.18
第十场-1 ¹/₈ 英里；$500,000；CCA 橡树赛；3岁雌马 1 Cntng Strs (OrtzJr.) 4.08 2.26 2.10 6 Always a Runner (Ortiz) 2.76 2.16 5 Measure (Franco) 3.80 弃赛: La Rascasse, Directive • $1 三挑一 (2-8-1) $23.75 • $1 双彩 (8-1) $4.42 • $1 精确彩 (1-6) $3.27 • $0.1 四连单 (1-6-5-8) $2.17 • $0.5 三连单 (1-6-5) $6.35
第十一场-5½ 浪丈；$105,000；津贴条件赛；3岁及以上 (雌马) 13 Oklhm Smk (Ortz) 17.70 9.30 5.74 3 Tuthilltown (Davis) 5.80 4.02 12 Fairy Godmother (Ortiz,Jr.) 3.70 弃赛: Daniella Marie, Sunshine Lily, Quick Power Nap, Sinead • $1 三挑一 (8-1-13) $39.85 • $1 日双彩 (1-13) $14.21 • $1 精确彩 (13-3) $52.15 • $0.1 四连单 (13-3-12-7) $78.80 • $0.5 三连单 (13-3-12) $124.55
TWELFTH-1 1/16m; $56,000; md cl($50,0); 3p 7 Leave Me (OrtzJr.) 5.02 3.52 2.76 4 Gilbane (Franco) 5.60 3.98 9 Kuleana (Alvarado) 4.12 Scr: Big Frosty, Portadown Lad, Nonno Joe, Bourboncentric, Dinghy Bar, Beau Cheval, Rossbeigh • $1 Consolation Pick 3 (1-13-1) $16.26 • $1 Pick 3 (1-13-7) $46.35 • $1 Double (13-7) $23.29 • $1 Exacta (7-4) $10.16 • $0.1 Superfecta (7-4-9-3) $80.65 • $0.5 Trifecta (7- 4-9) $20.57 • $1 Consolation Double (13-1) $7.54
纽约邮报, 星期日, 2026年7月26日 nypost.com
东区 胜 负 胜率 落后 *WGB 近10场 状态 主场 客场 坦帕湾 61 43 .587 — — 5-5 W-2 37-15 24-28 洋基 59 45 .567 2 +6 7-3 W-3 26-23 33-22 波士顿 53 50 .515 7½ +½ 8-2 L-1 24-29 29-21 巴尔的摩 51 54 .486 10½ 2½ 7-3 W-1 29-26 22-28 多伦多 48 57 .457 13½ 5½ 3-7 W-1 26-30 22-27
东区 胜 负 胜率 落后 *WGB 近10场 状态 主场 客场 亚特兰大 61 43 .587 — — 7-3 L-1 32-20 29-23 费城 56 49 .533 5½ +1 4-6 L-4 27-27 29-22 华盛顿 53 52 .505 8½ 2 5-5 W-1 21-32 32-20 迈阿密 52 53 .495 9½ 3 0-10 L-11 31-22 21-31 大都会 43 62 .410 18½ 12 3-7 L-3 21-30 22-32
纽约邮报，星期日，2026年7月26日 nypost.com
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中区 胜 负 胜率 落后 *WGB 近10场 状态 主场 客场 芝加哥 54 49 .524 — — 6-4 L-2 31-19 23-30 克利夫兰 54 52 .509 1½ — 4-6 L-4 27-26 27-26 明尼苏达 52 54 .491 3½ 2 5-5 W-1 27-26 25-28 底特律 50 55 .476 5 3½ 6-4 L-1 29-24 21-31 堪萨斯城 44 62 .415 11½ 10 6-4 W-1 26-27 18-35
中区 胜 负 胜率 落后 *WGB 近10场 状态 主场 客场 密尔沃基 65 39 .625 — — 6-4 W-1 35-20 30-19 芝加哥 59 45 .567 6 +4½ 7-3 W-2 30-22 29-23 圣路易斯 53 51 .510 12 1½ 3-7 W-1 27-28 26-23 匹兹堡 53 52 .505 12½ 2 5-5 L-3 27-26 26-26 辛辛那提 48 55 .466 16½ 6 5-5 L-1 22-28 26-27
西区 胜 负 胜率 落后 *WGB 近10场 状态 主场 客场 德克萨斯 53 51 .510 — — 5-5 W-2 27-24 26-27 休斯顿 52 54 .491 2 2 6-4 W-5 26-27 26-27 西雅图 51 54 .486 2½ 2½ 4-6 L-4 30-23 21-31 奥克兰 44 60 .423 9 9 3-7 L-1 20-30 24-30 洛杉矶 41 64 .390 12½ 12½ 3-7 L-3 24-28 17-36
西区 胜 负 胜率 落后 *WGB 近10场 状态 主场 客场 洛杉矶 67 38 .638 — — 6-4 W-4 31-19 36-19 亚利桑那 55 50 .524 12 — 7-3 L-1 31-22 24-28 圣迭戈 52 53 .495 15 3 5-5 W-2 27-24 25-29 旧金山 44 60 .423 22½ 10½ 5-5 W-2 24-25 20-35 科罗拉多 42 64 .396 25½ 13½ 3-7 L-1 24-29 18-35
*WGB：在外卡竞争中落后于第三名球队的场数
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洋基 3, 费城 1 堪萨斯城 3, 底特律 2 多伦多 6, 波士顿 0 旧金山 9, 洛杉矶天使 2 坦帕湾 3, 克利夫兰 0 明尼苏达 2, 奥克兰 0 巴尔的摩 3, 亚特兰大 2 德克萨斯 7, 西雅图 1 休斯顿 4, 白袜 1
洋基 3, 费城 1 洛杉矶道奇 4, 大都会 3 旧金山 9, 洛杉矶天使 2 华盛顿 5, 亚利桑那 3 圣迭戈 7, 迈阿密 2 小熊 11, 匹兹堡 0 圣路易斯 7, 辛辛那提 0 巴尔的摩 3, 亚特兰大 2 密尔沃基 8, 科罗拉多 5
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洋基队 vs 费城队, 7:20 克利夫兰队 vs 坦帕湾队, 12:15 亚特兰大队 vs 巴尔的摩队, 1:35 多伦多队 vs 波士顿队, 1:35 堪萨斯城队 vs 底特律队, 1:40 运动者队 vs 明尼苏达队, 2:10 休斯顿队 vs 白袜队, 2:10 西雅图队 vs 德州队, 2:35 洛杉矶天使队 vs 旧金山队, 4:05
洛杉矶道奇队 vs 纽约大都会队, 1:40 洋基队 vs 费城队, 7:20 亚利桑那队 vs 华盛顿队, 1:35 亚特兰大队 vs 巴尔的摩队, 1:35 小熊队 vs 匹兹堡队, 1:35 圣迭戈队 vs 迈阿密队, 1:40 科罗拉多队 vs 密尔沃基队, 2:10 辛辛那提队 vs 圣路易斯队, 2:15 洛杉矶天使队 vs 旧金山队, 4:05
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洋基队 | | AB | R | H | BI | BB | SO | Avg | | :--- | :--- | :--- | :--- | :--- | :--- | :--- | :--- | | Rosario 3b | 1 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 1 | .229 | | McMahon ph-3b | 3 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 1 | .211 | | Rice dh | 4 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 2 | .271 | | Goldschmidt 1b | 4 | 0 | 2 | 0 | 0 | 0 | .259 | | Bellinger lf | 4 | 0 | 2 | 1 | 0 | 0 | .259 | | Schuemann lf | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | .228 | | Grisham cf | 4 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | .219 | | Domínguez rf | 4 | 1 | 1 | 1 | 0 | 1 | .233 | | Chisholm 2b | 4 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 4 | .223 | | Caballero ss | 4 | 0 | 1 | 0 | 0 | 2 | .241 | | Wells c | 2 | 2 | 1 | 1 | 1 | 0 | .166 | | Totals | 34 | 3 | 7 | 3 | 1 | 11 | |
费城队 | | AB | R | H | BI | BB | SO | Avg | | :--- | :--- | :--- | :--- | :--- | :--- | :--- | :--- | | Turner ss | 3 | 1 | 1 | 0 | 0 | 1 | .242 | | Schwarber dh | 4 | 0 | 2 | 0 | 0 | 1 | .251 | | Harper 1b | 3 | 0 | 0 | 1 | 0 | 0 | .251 | | Bohm 3b | 3 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 1 | 0 | .221 | | Sosa lf | 4 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 2 | .212 | | De La Cruz rf | 3 | 0 | 2 | 0 | 0 | 1 | .600 | | Crawford ph-cf | 1 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | .254 | | Realmuto c | 3 | 0 | 2 | 0 | 1 | 0 | .229 | | Stott 2b | 4 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 1 | .246 | | D.Hill cf | 2 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 1 | .243 | | Marsh ph-cf-rf | 2 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | .287 | | Totals | 32 | 1 | 7 | 1 | 2 | 7 | |
洋基队 001 001 100 — 3 7 0 费城队 100 000 000 — 1 7 2
E: Bohm 2 (8). LOB: 纽约 5, 费城 8. 2B: Bellinger (21), Schwarber (12). HR: Wells (7), off Keller; Domínguez (6), off Alvarado. RBIs: Wells (14), Bellinger (53), Domínguez (13), Harper (61). SF: Harper. 留在得分位置的跑者：纽约 3 (McMahon, Grisham 2); 费城 4 (D.Hill, Sosa, Bohm, Stott). RISP: 纽约 5 次中 1 次; 费城 7 次中 0 次. 跑者推进：Wells, Harper. GIDP: Harper. DP: 纽约 1 (Caballero, Goldschmidt).
洋基队 | | IP | H | R | ER | BB | SO | NP | ERA | | :--- | :--- | :--- | :--- | :--- | :--- | :--- | :--- | :--- | | Weathers, W, 4-7 | 5.2 | 6 | 1 | 1 | 1 | 7 | 97 | 4.25 | | Chivilli, H, 1 | 0.1 | 1 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 6 | 0.77 | | Blackburn, H, 2 | 2.0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 1 | 0 | 24 | 1.93 | | Bednar, S, 20-22 | 1.0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 16 | 2.42 |
费城队 | | IP | H | R | ER | BB | SO | NP | ERA | | :--- | :--- | :--- | :--- | :--- | :--- | :--- | :--- | :--- | | Mayza | 2.0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 1 | 20 | 3.83 | | Keller | 3.0 | 2 | 1 | 1 | 0 | 3 | 39 | 3.00 | | Backhus, L, 1-1 | 0.2 | 0 | 1 | 1 | 1 | 2 | 12 | 6.19 | | Johnson | 0.1 | 2 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 11 | 5.74 | | Alvarado | 1.0 | 2 | 1 | 1 | 0 | 1 | 14 | 6.16 | | Bowlan | 1.0 | 1 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 1 | 18 | 2.78 | | Duran | 1.0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 3 | 19 | 1.29 |
T: 2:40. A: 44,562 (42,901).
蓝鸟队 6, 红袜队 0
多伦多队 | | AB | R | H | BI | BB | SO | Avg | | :--- | :--- | :--- | :--- | :--- | :--- | :--- | :--- | | Lukes rf-lf | 5 | 1 | 2 | 0 | 0 | 1 | .290 | | V.Guerrero 1b | 4 | 1 | 3 | 2 | 1 | 0 | .267 | | Okamoto 3b | 5 | 1 | 1 | 0 | 0 | 2 | .226 | | Springer dh | 5 | 1 | 2 | 3 | 0 | 1 | .229 | | Varsho cf | 4 | 1 | 2 | 0 | 0 | 0 | .247 | | Clement 2b | 4 | 0 | 3 | 1 | 0 | 0 | .298 | | Piñango lf | 2 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 1 | .263 | | Straw ph-rf | 2 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 1 | .213 | | Giménez ss | 4 | 1 | 2 | 0 | 0 | 2 | .227 | | Valenzuela c | 4 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 1 | .227 | | Totals | 39 | 6 | 15 | 6 | 1 | 9 | |
波士顿队 | | AB | R | H | BI | BB | SO | Avg | | :--- | :--- | :--- | :--- | :--- | :--- | :--- | :--- | | Seigler 2b | 3 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 1 | 1 | .265 | | Rafaela cf | 4 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 1 | .279 | | Abreu rf | 4 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 2 | .253 | | Contreras 1b | 2 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 1 | 2 | .291 | | Yoshida dh | 3 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | .261 | | Durbin 3b | 2 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 1 | 1 | .233 | | Duran lf | 3 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 2 | .192 | | Monasterio ss | 3 | 0 | 1 | 0 | 0 | 1 | .250 | | Wong c | 3 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 2 | .266 | | Totals | 27 | 0 | 1 | 0 | 3 | 12 | |
多伦多队 005 000 001 — 6 15 0 波士顿队 000 000 000 — 0 1 0
LOB：多伦多 7, 波士顿 3。2B：Lukes 2 (11), Clement (24), Monasterio (16)。HR：Springer (11), 对方 Gray。RBIs：V.Guerrero 2 (44), Springer 3 (30), Clement (33)。SB：Clement (4)。CS：Contreras (3)。留在得分圈的跑者：多伦多 3 (Piñango, Springer, Valenzuela); 波士顿 1 (Rafaela)。RISP：多伦多 10 分之 4; 波士顿 3 分之 0。推进跑者：Lukes。LIDP：Piñango。GIDP：Okamoto。DP：波士顿 2 (Rafaela, Monasterio, Rafaela; Durbin, Seigler, Contreras)。
洛杉矶 | 球员 | AB | R | H | BI | BB | SO | Avg | | :--- | :--- | :--- | :--- | :--- | :--- | :--- | :--- | | Ohtani dh | 5 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 1 | .282 | | Pages cf | 4 | 1 | 1 | 2 | 0 | 0 | .266 | | Freeman 1b | 4 | 0 | 3 | 0 | 0 | 0 | .299 | | Muncy 3b | 4 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 4 | .259 | | Betts ss | 4 | 0 | 1 | 0 | 0 | 1 | .232 | | Edman 2b | 3 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | .330 | | Tucker rf | 3 | 1 | 1 | 1 | 1 | 1 | .241 | | Hernández lf | 3 | 1 | 1 | 0 | 1 | 1 | .247 | | Rushing c | 4 | 1 | 1 | 0 | 0 | 1 | .243 | | 合计 | 34 | 4 | 8 | 3 | 2 | 9 | 9 |
Mets | 球员 | AB | R | H | BI | BB | SO | Avg | | :--- | :--- | :--- | :--- | :--- | :--- | :--- | :--- | | Ewing lf | 5 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 2 | .263 | | Lindor ss | 3 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 2 | 1 | .224 | | Bichette 3b | 5 | 0 | 2 | 1 | 0 | 0 | .255 | | Benge rf | 4 | 1 | 1 | 0 | 0 | 1 | .260 | | Robert cf | 2 | 1 | 0 | 0 | 2 | 1 | .210 | | Polanco dh | 4 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 2 | .154 | | Semien 2b | 4 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 1 | .204 | | Baty 1b | 3 | 1 | 1 | 0 | 0 | 2 | .224 | | Taylor ph | 1 | 0 | 1 | 2 | 0 | 0 | .234 | | Young 1b | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | .255 | | Alvarez c | 2 | 0 | 1 | 0 | 2 | 1 | .260 | | 合计 | 33 | 3 | 6 | 3 | 6 | 11 | 11 |
洛杉矶 003 010 000 — 4 8 0 Mets 000 010 020 — 3 6 1
E: Baty (7)。LOB：洛杉矶 6, 纽约 10。2B：Hernández (11), Taylor (8)。HR：Tucker (9), 对方 McLean。RBIs：Tucker (51), Pages 2 (69), Bichette (52), Taylor 2 (20)。SB：Edman (3)。CS：Edman (2)。留在得分圈的跑者：洛杉矶 2 (Muncy 2); 纽约 5 (Ewing, Robert, Benge 3)。RISP：洛杉矶 7 分之 1; 纽约 11 分之 2。
洛杉矶 | 投手 | IP | H | R | ER | BB | SO | NP | ERA | | :--- | :--- | :--- | :--- | :--- | :--- | :--- | :--- | :--- | | Yamamoto, W, 11-6 | 6.0 | 5 | 1 | 1 | 3 | 5 | 100 | 2.72 | | Vesia, H, 17 | 1.0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 1 | 1 | 16 | 2.55 | | Henriquez, H, 7 | 0.2 | 0 | 2 | 2 | 1 | 2 | 20 | 2.81 | | T.Scott, H, 7 | 0.1 | 1 | 0 | 0 | 1 | 1 | 6 | 2.32 | | Stewart, S, 1-1 | 1.0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 2 | 11 | 2.03 |
Mets | 投手 | IP | H | R | ER | BB | SO | NP | ERA | | :--- | :--- | :--- | :--- | :--- | :--- | :--- | :--- | :--- | | McLean, L, 7-7 | 6.0 | 7 | 4 | 2 | 2 | 7 | 96 | 3.32 | | Duarte | 2.0 | 1 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 2 | 26 | 0.00 | | Brazobán | 1.0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 7 | 2.70 |
T: 2:48。A: 36,356 (42,136)。
巨人 9, 天使 2
洛杉矶 | 球员 | AB | R | H | BI | BB | SO | Avg | | :--- | :--- | :--- | :--- | :--- | :--- | :--- | :--- | | Neto ss | 3 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 1 | .236 | | Peraza ss | 1 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 1 | .239 | | Trout cf | 3 | 0 | 2 | 0 | 1 | 0 | .237 | | Lowe rf | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 1 | 0 | .207 | | Grissom 2b | 4 | 0 | 1 | 1 | 1 | 1 | .255 | | Soler dh | 5 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 1 | .201 | | Schanuel 1b | 4 | 0 | 1 | 0 | 0 | 1 | .282 | | Adell rf | 2 | 0 | 1 | 0 | 1 | 1 | .243 | | Meckler lf | 1 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | .297 | | Guzman 3b | 4 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | .240 | | Siri lf-cf | 3 | 2 | 2 | 0 | 1 | 0 | .281 | | O'Hoppe c | 4 | 0 | 2 | 0 | 0 | 0 | .216 | | 合计 | 34 | 2 | 9 | 1 | 5 | 6 | 6 |
旧金山 | 球员 | AB | R | H | BI | BB | SO | Avg | | :--- | :--- | :--- | :--- | :--- | :--- | :--- | :--- | | Arraez 2b | 4 | 2 | 2 | 1 | 0 | 1 | .326 | | J.Rodriguez ph-2b | 1 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | .239 | | Ramos lf | 5 | 1 | 1 | 0 | 0 | 1 | .262 | | Eldridge dh | 3 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 1 | 2 | .263 | | Cavanaugh ph-dh | 1 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | .225 | | Devers 1b | 4 | 2 | 3 | 4 | 0 | 0 | .249 | | Koss 3b | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | .143 | | Schmitt 3b-1b | 4 | 1 | 1 | 1 | 0 | 0 | .272 | | Lee rf | 3 | 1 | 2 | 3 | 0 | 1 | .302 | | McCray rf | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | .000 | | Adames ss | 4 | 0 | 1 | 0 | 0 | 2 | .225 | | Gilbert cf | 3 | 1 | 1 | 0 | 1 | 1 | .235 | | Susac c | 3 | 1 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | .250 | | 合计 | 35 | 9 | 11 | 9 | 2 | 8 | 8 |
洛杉矶 000 000 101 — 2 9 1 旧金山 005 400 00x — 9 11 0
E: Siri (1)。LOB：洛杉矶 11, 旧金山 6。2B：Siri (5), Adames (23), Lee (22), Devers (27)。HR：Lee (6), 对方 Johnson; Devers (22), 对方 Suter。RBIs：Grissom (41), Devers 4 (60), Schmitt (55), Lee 3 (37), Arraez (38)。留在得分圈的跑者：洛杉矶 5 (Soler 3, Grissom 2); 旧金山 4 (Gilbert, Susac 3)。RISP：洛杉矶 8 分之 0; 旧金山 15 分之 5。推进跑者：Trout。GIDP：Trout。DP：旧金山 1 (Adames, Arraez, Devers)。
洛杉矶 | 投手 | IP | H | R | ER | BB | SO | NP | ERA | | :--- | :--- | :--- | :--- | :--- | :--- | :--- | :--- | :--- | | Johnson, L, 2-5 | 3.1 | 8 | 8 | 8 | 1 | 4 | 69 | 7.34 | | Suter | 2.2 | 2 | 1 | 1 | 0 | 4 | 44 | 4.42 | | Yates | 1.0 | 1 | 0 | 0 | 1 | 0 | 21 | 3.65 | | Heineman | 1.0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 11 | 0.00 |
堪萨斯城 | 球员 | AB | R | H | BI | BB | SO | Avg | | :--- | :--- | :--- | :--- | :--- | :--- | :--- | :--- | | Jensen c | 4 | 0 | 2 | 0 | 0 | 1 | .241 | | Thomas cf | 4 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 2 | .229 | | Caglianone rf | 4 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | .254 | | Perez dh | 4 | 1 | 1 | 1 | 0 | 0 | .210 | | Pasquantino 1b | 4 | 1 | 3 | 0 | 0 | 0 | .234 | | Loftin 3b | 3 | 1 | 1 | 1 | 0 | 2 | .250 | | Massey 2b | 3 | 0 | 0 | 1 | 0 | 0 | .272 | | Collins lf | 4 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | .242 | | Velazquez ss | 2 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | .111 | | Marte ph | 1 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | .260 | | Tolbert ss | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | .317 | | 合计 | 33 | 3 | 7 | 3 | 0 | 5 | 5 |
底特律 (Detroit) AB R H BI BB SO Avg Keith 1b 4 0 2 0 0 1 .254 McGonigle ss 4 0 0 0 0 1 .278 Torres 2b 3 0 0 0 1 0 .277 Carpenter dh 3 0 1 0 0 1 .210 Dingler ph-dh 1 0 0 0 0 0 .271 Greene lf 3 1 2 0 1 0 .285 Lee 3b 4 1 2 2 0 1 .273 McKinstry rf 4 0 1 0 0 0 .200 Vierling cf 4 0 0 0 0 1 .203 Rogers c 3 0 0 0 0 0 .161 Torkelson ph 1 0 0 0 0 0 .204 Totals 34 2 8 2 2 5
堪萨斯城 (Kansas City) 010 000 101 — 3 7 0 底特律 (Detroit) 010 100 000 — 2 8 1
E: Torres (2). LOB: 堪萨斯城 5, 底特律 7. 2B: Keith (11), Greene (22), Lee (9). HR: Perez (15), 击败 Finnegan; Loftin (5), 击败 Waguespack; Lee (6), 击败 Wacha. RBIs: Massey (34), Perez (44), Loftin (34), Lee 2 (23). SF: Massey. S: Loftin. RISP: 堪萨斯城 0 for 2; 底特律 1 for 11.
堪萨斯城 (Kansas City) IP H R ER BB SO NP ERA Wacha 7.0 6 2 2 2 3 96 3.60 Lynch, W, 4-2 1.0 1 0 0 0 0 12 2.08 Lange, S, 10-12 1.0 1 0 0 0 2 16 6.00
底特律 (Detroit) IP H R ER BB SO NP ERA Mize 6.0 3 1 1 0 3 85 2.70 Finngan, BS, 2-9 0.1 2 1 1 0 1 7 2.54 Holton 1.0 1 0 0 0 0 11 2.87 Wagespck, L, 0-1 1.2 1 1 1 0 1 24 1.65
T: 2:22. A: 32,867 (41,083).
圣迭戈教子 7, 马林鱼 2 (Padres 7, Marlins 2)
圣迭戈 (San Diego) AB R H BI BB SO Avg Tatis dh 4 1 0 0 1 0 .280 Cronenworth 2b 3 2 1 1 2 1 .206 Machado 3b 5 1 1 0 0 1 .207 France 1b 4 1 2 3 0 1 .283 Merrill cf 4 2 3 0 0 0 .228 Rengifo lf 3 0 1 0 1 0 .232 Sheets rf 2 0 0 1 0 0 .213 Bowen rf 1 0 1 2 0 0 .148 Bogaerts ss 4 0 1 0 0 0 .218 Fermin c 3 0 1 0 0 0 .166
Totals 33 7 11 7 4 3
迈阿密 (Miami) AB R H BI BB SO Avg Lopez ss 2 0 1 1 1 0 .331 Stowers 1b 3 0 1 1 1 1 .230 Hernández lf 4 0 0 0 0 1 .246 Edwards 2b 4 0 0 0 0 0 .289 Hicks c 4 0 0 0 0 0 .279 Sanoja 3b 4 0 0 0 0 0 .266 Conine dh 3 0 0 0 0 2 .262 Ruiz rf 2 2 2 0 0 0 .255 Marsee cf 2 0 1 0 1 1 .195
Totals 28 2 5 2 3 5
圣迭戈 (San Diego) 002 000 131 — 7 11 0 迈阿密 (Miami) 001 000 010 — 2 5 0
LOB: 圣迭戈 5, 迈阿密 4. 2B: Merrill 2 (17), Machado (17). RBIs: France 3 (46), Sheets (42), Bowen 2 (5), Cronenworth (13), Lopez (47), Stowers (44). SB: Lopez (20), Rengifo (4), Ruiz 2 (24), Cronenworth (5). SF: Sheets, Lopez. 득点圈 跑者 (Runners left in scoring position): 圣迭戈 2 (Bogaerts, Tatis); 迈阿密 2 (Lopez, Edwards). RISP: 圣迭戈 5 for 11; 迈阿密 2 for 5. 跑者推进 (Runners moved up): Rengifo, Hernández. GIDP: Bogaerts, Machado, Tatis, Hernández. DP: 圣迭戈 2 (Bogaerts, Cronenworth, France; Bogaerts, Sheets); 迈阿密 3 (Lopez, Edwards, Stowers; Lopez, Edwards, Stowers; Lopez, Edwards, Stowers).
圣迭戈 (San Diego) IP H R ER BB SO NP ERA Vásquez 2.2 1 1 1 2 0 37 4.68 Sears, W, 3-3 3.1 1 0 0 1 3 55 3.86 Matsui, H, 6 1.0 0 0 0 0 1 12 2.61 Waldron 2.0 3 1 1 0 1 39 7.16
亚利桑那 (Arizona) AB R H BI BB SO Avg Carroll rf 3 1 0 0 0 2 .250 Perdomo ss 3 0 0 0 0 0 .232 Moreno dh 4 0 1 2 0 0 .311 Marte 2b 4 0 0 0 0 0 .255 Vargas 1b 4 0 1 0 0 0 .270 Arenado 3b 3 0 0 0 1 0 .246 Tawa cf 3 1 2 0 0 0 .241 McCann c 3 0 1 1 0 0 .260 Waldschmidt lf 2 1 1 0 0 0 .257 Kepler ph-lf 1 0 0 0 0 0 .217
Totals 30 3 6 3 1 2
华盛顿 (Washington) AB R H BI BB SO Avg Wood dh 5 0 1 0 0 2 .269 Mead 3b 3 1 0 0 2 0 .254 Chaparro 1b 3 1 1 0 0 1 .222 García ph-1b 2 0 0 0 0 1 .275 Abrams ss 4 1 3 3 0 0 .293 Crews rf 1 1 0 0 3 1 .218 Young cf 4 1 2 0 0 0 .232 Lile lf 4 0 1 2 0 1 .244 Nuñez 2b 2 0 0 0 2 0 .249 Ruiz c 4 0 1 0 0 0 .272
Totals 32 5 9 5 7 6
亚利桑那 (Arizona) 002 000 100 — 3 6 1 华盛顿 (Washington) 004 010 00x — 5 9 0
E: Marte (2). LOB: 亚利桑那 3, 华盛顿 10. 2B: Tawa (8), Chaparro (5), Abrams (21), Ruiz (20). 3B: Lile (5). HR: Abrams (25), 击败 Bratt. RBIs: Moreno 2 (39), McCann (15), Abrams 3 (79), Lile 2 (51). SB: Young 2 (13), Abrams (17). CS: Abrams (5). S: Perdomo. RISP: 亚利桑那 2 for 3; 华盛顿 2 for 12. GIDP: Arenado, Mead. DP: 亚利桑那 1 (Perdomo, Marte, Vargas); 华盛顿 1 (Mead, Nuñez, García).
亚利桑那 (Arizona) IP H R ER BB SO NP ERA Bratt, L, 0-1 5.0 7 5 5 5 3 92 6.32 Carrillo 2.0 2 0 0 2 2 35 2.25 Clarke 1.0 0 0 0 0 1 9 2.30
华盛顿 (Washington) IP H R ER BB SO NP ERA
Griffin, W, 12-2 6.2 6 3 3 1 2 108 2.76 Yean, H, 1 1.1 0 0 0 0 0 16 0.00 Beeter, S, 9-14 1.0 0 0 0 0 0 9 3.82
T: 2:35. A: 30,032 (41,376).
光芒 3, 守护者 0 (Rays 3, Guardians 0)
克利夫兰 (Cleveland) AB R H BI BB SO Avg Kwan lf-cf 4 0 1 0 0 1 .248 Ramírez 3b 4 0 1 0 0 0 .239 Bazzana dh 4 0 2 0 0 0 .242 Rocchio ss 4 0 0 0 0 1 .271 Martínez rf 4 0 0 0 0 1 .231 Manzardo 1b 3 0 0 0 0 1 .211 Arias 2b 3 0 1 0 0 2 .252 Bailey c 2 0 0 0 0 1 .200 Hedges ph-c 1 0 0 0 0 1 .287 Halpin cf 2 0 0 0 0 0 .193 Fry ph-lf 0 0 0 0 1 0 .186 Totals 31 0 5 0 1 8
坦帕湾 (Tampa Bay) AB R H BI BB SO Avg Díaz dh 4 1 2 0 0 2 .306 Aranda 1b 4 1 1 0 0 2 .282 Caminero 3b 4 0 1 1 0 1 .285 Mullins cf 3 0 0 1 0 1 .202 Simpson lf 4 0 2 0 0 1 .293 Mesa rf 3 1 1 0 1 2 .227 Palacios 2b 3 0 1 0 1 0 .234 Walls ss 0 0 0 0 0 0 .224 Williamson ss-2b 3 0 0 0 0 0 .248 Feduccia c 2 0 1 1 0 0 .233 Totals 30 3 9 3 2 9
克利夫兰 (Cleveland) 000 000 000 — 0 5 0 坦帕湾 (Tampa Bay) 000 021 00x — 3 9 0
LOB（残垒）：克利夫兰 5, 坦帕湾 7. 2B（二垒安打）：Díaz (18), Caminero (17). RBIs（打点）：Caminero (63), Mullins (32), Feduccia (12). SF（牺牲飞球）：Mullins. S（三振）：Feduccia. 残留在得分位置的跑者：克利夫兰 1 (Martínez)；坦帕湾 4 (Simpson, Díaz, Williamson 2). RISP（得分圈安打）：克利夫兰 0 for 1；坦帕湾 2 for 6. GIDP（击球导致双杀）：Bazzana. DP（双杀）：克利夫兰 1 (Arias, Manzardo, Arias)；坦帕湾 1 (Williamson, Aranda).
克利夫兰 (Cleveland) IP H R ER BB SO NP ERA Bibee, L, 4-10 6.0 9 3 3 2 5 107 3.89 Dion 2.0 0 0 0 0 4 29 4.58
辛辛那提 AB R H BI BB SO Avg De La Cruz ss 3 0 1 0 1 1 .276 Stewart 1b 4 0 1 0 0 1 .251 Bleday lf 2 0 1 0 2 0 .238 Suárez dh 4 0 0 0 0 4 .210 Stephenson c 4 0 0 0 0 2 .245 Marte rf 4 0 0 0 0 0 .184 Friedl cf 3 0 0 0 0 2 .171 Arroyo 2b 3 0 0 0 0 1 .248 Hayes 3b 3 0 0 0 0 1 .143
Totals 30 0 3 0 3 12
圣路易斯 AB R H BI BB SO Avg Wetherholt 2b 3 2 0 0 1 1 .256 Walker rf 4 0 2 0 0 1 .290 Burleson 1b 4 1 3 1 0 1 .285 Herrera c 4 1 2 2 0 1 .242 Nootbaar lf 2 1 0 0 1 0 .242 Fermín lf 1 0 0 0 0 0 .256 Winn ss 4 1 1 0 0 1 .235 Torres dh 4 1 1 1 0 0 .216 Jordan 3b 4 0 1 2 0 0 .245 Church cf 3 0 0 1 0 1 .225
Totals 33 7 10 7 2 6
辛辛那提 000 000 000 — 0 3 1 圣路易斯 100 006 00x — 7 10 0
E: De La Cruz (9). LOB: 辛辛那提 6, 圣路易斯 5. 2B: Walker (23), Herrera (15). RBIs: Burleson (70), Herrera 2 (43), Torres (11), Jordan 2 (22), Church (30). SB: Bleday (6). S: Church. 留在得分圈的跑者：辛辛那提 3 (Marte 3); 圣路易斯 3 (Winn, Burleson, Wetherholt). RISP: 辛辛那提 0 for 5; 圣路易斯 5 for 11. GIDP: Nootbaar. DP: 辛辛那提 1 (Arroyo, De La Cruz, Stewart).
辛辛那提 IP H R ER BB SO NP ERA Greene, L, 2-2 5.1 8 7 6 2 3 89 7.06 Moll 0.2 0 0 0 0 1 10 4.32 Petty 2.0 2 0 0 0 2 30 4.23
圣路易斯 IP H R ER BB SO NP ERA Pallante, W, 11-6 7.0 2 0 0 1 8 90 3.77
Graceffo 2.0 1 0 0 2 4 38 3.16
T: 2:19. A: 33,975 (44,494).
小熊 11, 海盗 0
芝加哥 AB R H BI BB SO Avg Crow-Armstrong cf 5 3 4 3 0 1 .291 Conforto lf 1 0 0 0 0 0 .235 Suzuki rf 5 0 1 2 0 4 .266 Busch 1b 6 0 3 2 0 2 .245 Assad p-p 0 0 0 0 0 0 --- Bregman 3b 5 0 0 0 1 2 .234 Happ lf 3 0 0 0 1 2 .221 Triantos ph-2b 1 1 1 0 0 01.000 Hoerner 2b 4 1 1 0 0 1 .244 Dean ph-cf 1 0 0 0 0 1 .286 Ramirez dh-1b 4 2 2 1 1 1 .295 Swanson ss 4 2 2 1 1 1 .216 Amaya c 4 2 2 2 0 1 .239
Totals 43 11 16 11 4 16
匹兹堡 AB R H BI BB SO Avg Mangum cf-lf 4 0 1 0 0 1 .304 Gonzales 2b 4 0 1 0 0 1 .311 Reynolds lf 3 0 0 0 0 0 .270 Callihan 1b-p 1 0 0 0 0 1 .230 Valdez rf 3 0 1 0 1 2 .283 O'Hearn 1b 3 0 1 0 0 0 .278 Cook cf 1 0 0 0 0 0 .205 Ozuna dh 3 0 0 0 0 0 .200 Ross 1b 1 0 0 0 0 0 .000 Triolo 3b 4 0 0 0 0 1 .243 Gonzalez ss 3 0 0 0 0 1 .245 Davis c 2 0 1 0 0 0 .176
总计 32 0 5 0 1 7
芝加哥 000 035 210 —11 16 1 匹兹堡 000 000 000 — 0 5 1
E: Swanson (6), Skenes (1)。LOB: 芝加哥 11, 匹兹堡 7。2B: Crow-Armstrong 2 (19), Swanson (13), Ramirez (7)。HR: Crow-Armstrong (23), 击败 Marinaccio。RBIs: Crow-Armstrong 3 (59), Suzuki 2 (56), Swanson (60), Amaya 2 (17), Busch 2 (56), Ramirez (12)。SB: Crow-Armstrong (26), Ramirez (3)。RISP: 芝加哥 6 for 17; 匹兹堡 0 for 1。
芝加哥 IP H R ER BB SO NP ERA Imanaga, W, 7-86.0 4 0 0 1 4 84 3.72 Assad, S, 1-1 3.0 1 0 0 0 3 32 3.86
Athletics AB R H BI BB SO Avg Wilson ss 4 0 0 0 0 0 .282 Kurtz dh 4 0 0 0 0 4 .263 Soderstrom lf 4 0 1 0 0 1 .248 Heim c 4 0 0 0 0 1 .233 White 3b 4 0 0 0 0 1 .296 Walton 2b 4 0 0 0 0 1 .290 McNeil 1b 4 0 2 0 0 1 .240 Bolte cf 2 0 0 0 1 1 .250 Butler rf 0 0 0 0 2 0 .199 总计 30 0 3 0 3 10
明尼苏达 AB R H BI BB SO Avg Larnach lf 4 0 1 0 0 1 .293 Martin lf 0 0 0 0 0 0 .241 Buxton cf 4 0 0 0 0 2 .269 Clemens 2b 3 0 0 0 1 1 .237 Bell dh 3 1 0 0 1 1 .243 Lewis 1b 4 1 1 0 0 1 .212 Caratini c 3 0 2 0 0 0 .236 Roden rf 3 0 1 2 0 1 .226 Lee 3b 3 0 0 0 0 1 .246 Kreidler ss 3 0 1 0 0 0 .231 总计 30 2 6 2 2 8
Athletics 000 000 000 — 0 3 0 明尼苏达 000 002 00x — 2 6 1
E: Morris (2)。LOB: Athletics 7, 明尼苏达 6。 2B: McNeil 2 (13), Kreidler (5), Lewis (13)。 RBIs: Roden 2 (7)。SB: Kreidler (1)。S: Butler。 得分为得分圈的跑者：Athletics 5 (Kurtz, Bolte, Wilson, Heim 2); 明尼苏达 1 (Clemens)。 RISP: Athletics 0 for 8; 明尼苏达 1 for 5。
Athletics IP H R ER BB SO NP ERA Basso 2.1 2 0 0 1 3 36 5.06 Barnett, L, 1-1 3.1 4 2 2 1 2 54 4.74 Suarez 0.1 0 0 0 0 1 6 4.25 Juenger 1.0 0 0 0 0 0 7 6.75 Medina 1.0 0 0 0 0 2 17 3.64
明尼苏达 IP H R ER BB SO NP ERA Rojas 4.0 1 0 0 1 5 56 2.81 Rogers, W, 6-3 2.0 1 0 0 1 2 30 5.17 Nance, H, 3 1.0 1 0 0 0 0 13 3.76 Morris, H, 15 1.0 0 0 0 1 2 26 3.24 Gómez, S, 13-13 1.0 0 0 0 0 1 8 3.40 T: 2:25。A: 30,873 (38,544)。
金莺 3, 勇者 2
亚特兰大 AB R H BI BB SO Avg Baldwin c 4 0 1 0 0 1 .273 Albies 2b 4 1 1 1 0 1 .264 Olson 1b 3 1 0 0 1 1 .267 Harris cf 4 0 1 0 0 1 .299 Dubón lf 4 0 1 1 0 0 .265 Smith dh 3 0 0 0 1 0 .259 Riley 3b 4 0 0 0 0 3 .217 Yastrzemski rf 2 0 1 0 0 1 .228 White ph-rf 1 0 1 0 0 0 .220 Hicklen ph-rf 1 0 0 0 0 1 .368 Jarvis ss 3 0 0 0 0 0 .271
总计 33 2 6 2 2 9
巴尔的摩 AB R H BI BB SO Avg Beavers rf 4 0 2 1 1 1 .255 Alonso 1b 4 1 0 0 0 0 .247 Henderson ss 4 1 1 1 0 3 .223 Ward lf 3 0 1 0 1 2 .251 Encarnacion- Strand 3b 4 0 1 1 0 2 .375
Taveras cf 3 0 0 0 1 1 .232 O'Neill dh 4 0 0 0 0 2 .209 Holliday 2b 3 1 2 0 1 0 .229 Tromp c 3 0 0 0 0 3 .205 Cowser ph 1 0 0 0 0 0 .205
总计 33 3 7 3 4 14
亚特兰大 000 001 010 — 2 6 2 巴尔的摩 001 010 001 — 3 7 0
决胜分得分时有两个出局数。E: Jarvis 2 (4)。LOB: 亚特兰大 6, 巴尔的摩 8。2B: Harris (21), White (6), Holliday (4)。HR: Albies (17), 击败 Garcia; Henderson (18), 击败 Elder。RBIs: Dubón (55), Albies (57), Encarnacion-Strand (9), Henderson (45), Beavers (17)。SB: Alonso (5)。得分为得分圈的跑者：亚特兰大 3 (Smith, Yastrzemski, Baldwin); 巴尔的摩 4 (Taveras, Henderson 2, Encarnacion-Strand)。RISP: 亚特兰大 0 for 6; 巴尔的摩 2 for 6。跑者推进：Dubón, Cowser。DP: 亚特兰大 2 (Riley, Albies, Olson; Jarvis, Albies, Olson)。
亚特兰大 IP H R ER BB SO NP ERA Elder 5.0 4 2 1 4 8 98 3.96 Mederos 2.0 1 0 0 0 3 30 3.86 Fuentes, L, 4-1 1.2 2 1 1 0 3 32 2.70
休斯顿 AB R H BI BB SO Avg Peña ss 4 2 3 0 0 1 .315 Alvarez dh 3 1 0 0 1 1 .325 Paredes 3b 4 0 2 3 0 1 .263 Altuve 2b 4 0 0 0 0 0 .235 Allen 2b 0 0 0 0 0 0 .242 Wade lf 3 0 1 0 0 1 .189 Trammell lf 1 0 0 0 0 1 .230 Walker 1b 3 0 0 0 1 3 .232 Diaz c 4 0 0 0 0 1 .232 Spence cf 4 0 0 0 0 2 .179 Smith rf 3 1 0 0 0 1 .208
总计 33 4 6 3 2 12
芝加哥 AB R H BI BB SO Avg Antonacci lf 3 0 0 0 0 0 .278 Grichuk ph-lf 1 0 0 0 0 0 .243 Murakami 1b 4 0 1 0 0 1 .231 Vargas 3b 4 1 1 0 0 1 .243 C.Montgomery ss 4 0 1 1 0 1 .218 Benintendi dh 3 0 0 0 0 3 .241 Acuña ph 1 0 0 0 0 1 .245 B.Montgomery rf 4 0 1 0 0 2 .250 Peters cf 2 0 1 0 1 0 .287 Meidroth 2b 3 0 0 0 0 1 .276 Quero c 3 0 0 0 0 0 .179
Totals 32 1 5 1 1 10
休斯顿 000 003 010 — 4 6 1 芝加哥 000 000 001 — 1 5 1
E: Spence (1), B.Montgomery (3). LOB: 休斯顿 5, 芝加哥 5. RBIs: Paredes 3 (57), C.Montgomery (59). 留在得分位置的跑者：休斯顿 2 (Altuve, Walker); 芝加哥 2 (Grichuk 2). RISP：休斯顿 2 击 8; 芝加哥 1 击 4. 休斯顿 IP H R ER BB SO NP ERA Brown, W, 2-1 7.0 2 0 0 0 7 90 3.45 Abreu 0.2 1 0 0 1 1 22 5.05 Sousa, H, 3 0.2 2 1 0 0 0 16 4.50 Hader, S, 12-12 0.2 0 0 0 0 2 10 1.35
芝加哥 IP H R ER BB SO NP ERA Burke, L, 7-5 6.0 4 3 2 1 10 102 3.19 Richards 2.0 2 1 1 0 2 33 3.80 Schweitzer 1.0 0 0 0 1 0 15 3.78
T: 2:44. A: 30,029 (40,241).
酿造者 8, 洛基 5
科罗拉多 AB R H BI BB SO Avg McCarthy lf 5 0 1 2 0 1 .302 Karros 3b 4 1 2 1 1 0 .266 Carrigg cf 4 1 1 0 1 1 .288 Goodman dh 4 0 1 2 0 2 .259 Rumfield 1b 3 1 0 0 1 0 .298 Castro 2b 4 0 0 0 0 2 .256 Fulford c 2 0 0 0 0 1 .180 Sullivan ph-c 2 1 0 0 0 0 .218 Freeman rf 4 0 1 0 0 0 .253 Tovar ss 2 1 1 0 1 0 .198
Totals 34 5 7 5 4 7
密尔沃基 AB R H BI BB SO Avg Yelich dh 4 0 1 1 0 1 .243 Chourio lf 5 0 1 0 0 1 .275 Turang 2b 4 0 2 0 0 1 .267 Contreras c 4 1 1 0 0 2 .274 Bauers 1b 3 3 2 0 1 1 .259 Mitchell cf 3 1 0 0 1 1 .272 Lara rf 2 2 2 3 1 0 .276 Pratt ss 3 1 3 3 0 0 .281 Hamilton 3b 4 0 1 0 0 2 .237
Totals 32 8 13 7 3 9
科罗拉多 000 200 003 — 5 7 1 密尔沃基 020 104 01x — 8 13 1
E: Fulford (1), Bauers (7). LOB: 科罗拉多 7, 密尔沃基 6. 2B: Carrigg (9), Yelich (17), Lara (2), Turang (25). HR: Pratt (2), off Feltner. RBIs: Goodman 2 (60), McCarthy 2 (58), Karros (37), Lara 3 (5), Pratt 3 (11), Yelich (37). SB: Bauers (7), Pratt (8). CS: Yelich (1). SF: Lara, Pratt, Yelich. S: Tovar. 留在得分位置的跑者：科罗拉多 4 (Fulford, Carrigg, Karros, Goodman); 密尔沃基 4 (Mitchell, Hamilton, Chourio 2). RISP：科罗拉多 3 击 11; 密尔沃基 3 击 14. 跑者推进：Mitchell. GIDP: Contreras. DP: 科罗拉多 1 (Castro, Rumfield). 科罗拉多 IP H R ER BB SO NP ERA Feltner, L, 3-5 5.0 9 5 5 1 4 82 5.73 Mejia 1.0 2 2 1 1 1 25 5.48 Gordon 2.0 2 1 1 1 4 35 5.90
西雅图 AB R H BI BB SO Avg Young 2b 4 0 0 0 0 0 .253 Rodríguez dh 4 0 0 0 0 2 .254 Canzone rf 4 0 0 0 0 1 .253 Arozarena lf 4 0 1 0 0 1 .280 Naylor 1b 3 0 0 0 1 1 .257 Raleigh c 3 0 0 0 0 1 .163 Raley cf 2 1 1 0 0 1 .231 Wilson ph 1 0 0 0 0 0 .229 Robles cf 0 0 0 0 0 0 .241 Crawford 3b 3 0 2 1 0 1 .220 Emerson ss 3 0 1 0 0 1 .200
Totals 31 1 5 1 1 9
德克萨斯 AB R H BI BB SO Avg Pederson 1b 5 1 3 0 0 0 .251 Langford lf 4 2 3 1 0 1 .290 Cauley 2b 1 0 0 0 0 0 .250 Duran ss-3b 4 1 2 2 0 1 .270 Nimmo rf 3 1 0 0 1 0 .269 Carter cf 2 1 1 1 2 1 .192 Lopez 2b-ss 3 1 1 1 1 0 .314 Osuna dh 4 0 1 2 0 1 .263 Smith 3b-lf 4 0 0 0 0 1 .222 Wynns c 4 0 1 0 0 2 .086
Totals 34 7 12 7 4 7
西雅图 000 010 000 — 1 5 0 德克萨斯 320 000 20x — 7 12 0
LOB: 西雅图 4, 德克萨斯 7. 2B: Crawford (11), Langford 2 (11), Carter (8), Pederson (10), Osuna (5). 3B: Duran (3). RBIs: Crawford (29), Duran 2 (53), Carter (26), Lopez (16), Langford (29), Osuna 2 (23). SB: Pederson (2). CS: Naylor (5). 留在得分位置的跑者：西雅图 1 (Emerson); 德克萨斯 3 (Wynns, Smith, Osuna). RISP：西雅图 0 击 1; 德克萨斯 6 击 14. 跑者推进：Lopez. GIDP: Pederson, Nimmo. DP: 西雅图 2 (Young, Emerson, Naylor; Young, Naylor). 西雅图 IP H R ER BB SO NP ERA Woo, L, 7-7 5.0 9 5 5 2 5 95 4.37 Wilcox 1.2 1 1 1 1 2 32 3.57 Davila 1.1 2 1 1 1 0 22 3.57
德克萨斯 IP H R ER BB SO NP ERA Eovaldi, W, 10-8 7.0 3 1 1 1 8 91 4.05
Ahlstrom 1.0 1 0 0 0 1 13 5.40 Peoples 1.0 1 0 0 0 0 14 2.45
T: 2:37. A: 34,006 (40,000).
东部 胜 负 胜率 落后
印第安纳 17 10 .630 —
亚特兰大 16 10 .615 ½
自由人 15 12 .556 2
华盛顿 14 12 .538 2½
多伦多 10 16 .385 6½
芝加哥 9 18 .333 8
康涅狄格 7 20 .259 10
西部 胜 负 胜率 落后
明尼苏达 22 6 .786 —
金州 19 8 .704 2½
拉斯维加斯 18 8 .692 3
达拉斯 18 9 .667 3½
波特兰 11 16 .407 10½
洛杉矶 10 16 .385 11
凤凰城 10 18 .357 12
西雅图 6 23 .207 16½
周六
2026 全明星赛 Spoon 队 129, Coop 队 122
周日 无赛程。
周一 无赛程。
周二 自由人 客场 对阵 洛杉矶，晚上 10点 康涅狄格 客场 对阵 华盛顿，晚上 7:30点 多伦多 客场 对阵 明尼苏达，晚上 8点 印第安纳 客场 对阵 西雅图，晚上 9:30点 波特兰 客场 对阵 拉斯维加斯，晚上 10点
东部 胜 负 平 积分 进球 失球
纳什维尔 12 2 3 39 33 12
迈阿密国际 (Inter Miami CF) 11 2 4 37 43 30
新英格兰 9 5 2 29 26 19
芝加哥 8 6 2 26 30 22
纽约城 (NYCFC) 7 6 4 25 30 23
夏洛特 FC 7 6 4 25 28 25
辛辛那提 6 6 5 23 41 42
红牛 (Red Bulls) 6 7 4 22 26 37
华盛顿 D.C. 联队 (D.C. United) 5 5 7 22 24 27
奥兰多城 6 9 2 20 28 44
哥伦布 5 8 4 19 24 26
多伦多 FC 3 7 7 16 23 31
蒙特利尔 CF (CF Montréal) 4 10 3 15 22 33
费城 3 10 4 13 22 31
亚特兰大 3 11 3 12 17 30
西部 胜 负 平 积分 进球 失球
温哥华 10 3 3 33 37 16
洛杉矶 FC 10 5 3 33 34 18
圣何塞 10 4 3 33 35 20
皇家盐湖城 8 6 2 26 28 24
休斯顿 8 6 2 26 23 24
达拉斯 FC 7 5 5 26 32 25
圣路易斯城 7 6 4 25 23 23
西雅图 FC 7 6 3 24 19 20
明尼苏达联 6 6 5 23 19 24
波特兰 6 8 3 21 31 32
洛杉矶银河 5 7 6 21 24 29
圣迭戈 FC 5 7 5 20 31 28
科罗拉多 6 10 1 19 26 25
奥斯汀 FC 4 8 5 17 22 35
堪萨斯城竞技 (Sporting K.C.) 4 11 2 14 18 44 注：胜得 3 分，平得 1 分 周六 夏洛特 FC 2, 红牛 0 纽约城 3, 芝加哥 1 哥伦布 2, 辛辛那提 1 华盛顿 D.C. 联队 2, 多伦多 FC 1 迈阿密 1, 蒙特利尔 CF 0 新英格兰 4, 亚特兰大 1 费城 1, 西雅图 FC 0 休斯顿 3, 奥斯汀 FC 0 温哥华 0, 明尼苏达 0 圣路易斯城 1, 科罗拉多 0 奥兰多城 1, 纳什维尔 0 圣迭戈 FC 1, 达拉斯 FC 0 洛杉矶 FC 4, 堪萨斯城竞技 0 波特兰 2, 盐湖城 1 洛杉矶银河 1, 圣何塞 1 周五 多伦多 FC 客场 对阵 纽约城，晚上 7:30点 周六，8月 1日 奥兰多城 客场 对阵 红牛，晚上 7:30点 圣何塞 客场 对阵 辛辛那提，晚上 7:30点 纳什维尔 客场 对阵 华盛顿 D.C. 联队，晚上 7:30点 哥伦布 客场 对阵 迈阿密，晚上 7:30点 新英格兰 客场 对阵 蒙特利尔 CF，晚上 7:30点 亚特兰大 客场 对阵 费城，晚上 7:30点 洛杉矶 FC 客场 对阵 温哥华，晚上 7:30点 夏洛特 FC 客场 对阵 芝加哥，晚上 8:30点 休斯顿 客场 对阵 堪萨斯城竞技，晚上 8:30点 圣迭戈 FC 客场 对阵 明尼苏达，晚上 8:30点 盐湖城 客场 对阵 圣路易斯城，晚上 8:30点 奥斯汀 FC 客场 对阵 科罗拉多，晚上 9:30点 达拉斯 FC 客场 对阵 洛杉矶银河，晚上 10:30点 西雅图 FC 客场 对阵 波特兰，晚上 10:30点
| 球队 | 胜 | 平 负 | 积分 | 进 失球 |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Gotham FC | 9 | 3 4 | 31 | 21 12 |
| Washington | 9 | 3 3 | 30 | 24 12 |
| Utah Royals FC | 9 | 4 3 | 30 | 26 17 |
| San Diego | 9 | 5 2 | 29 | 23 17 |
| Portland | 8 | 5 4 | 28 | 27 20 |
| Kansas City | 8 | 7 1 | 25 | 23 23 |
| Orlando | 7 | 8 2 | 23 | 22 21 |
| Angel City | 7 | 6 1 | 22 | 22 14 |
| North Carolina | 6 | 6 3 | 21 | 21 23 |
| Denver Summit FC | 5 | 5 4 | 19 | 21 19 |
| Houston | 5 | 7 4 | 19 | 19 24 |
| Boston Legacy FC | 5 | 8 4 | 19 | 18 23 |
| Bay FC | 5 | 7 3 | 18 | 16 20 |
| Seattle | 5 | 7 2 | 17 | 15 19 |
| Chicago | 4 12 0 | 12 | 8 31 | 8 31 |
| Louisville | 2 10 2 | 8 | 16 27 | 16 27 |
注：胜得三分，平得一分。
周六 Boston Legacy FC 1, Kansas City 0 Utah Royals FC 4, North Carolina 1
周日 Seattle 客场对阵 San Diego, 5pm Denver Summit FC 客场对阵 Washington, 7pm Louisville 客场对阵 Angel City, 9pm
周三 Louisville 客场对阵 Kansas City, 8pm Washington 客场对阵 Utah Royals FC, 9pm Gotham FC 客场对阵 Bay FC, 10pm
周五 Orlando 客场对阵 North Carolina, 8pm
8月1日，周六 Chicago 客场对阵 Louisville, 4pm Angel City 客场对阵 Kansas City, 6:30pm Gotham FC 客场对阵 Houston, 8pm Seattle 客场对阵 Bay FC, 8:45pm
8月2日，周日 San Diego 客场对阵 Washington, 4pm Portland 客场对阵 Utah Royals FC, 7pm Boston Legacy FC 客场对阵 Denver Summit FC, 9pm
8月5日，周三 North Carolina 客场对阵 Denver Summit FC, 10pm
加拿大橄榄球联盟 (Canadian Football League) 东区 | 球队 | 胜 负 | 平 | 积分 | 得分 | 失分 | | :--- | :--- | :--- | :--- | :--- | :--- | | Montreal | 5 1 | 0 | 10 | 208 | 186 | | Hamilton | 3 3 | 0 | 6 | 149 | 159 | | Toronto | 3 4 | 0 | 6 | 222 | 219 | | Ottawa | 0 6 | 0 | 0 | 153 | 213 |
西区 | 球队 | 胜 负 | 平 | 积分 | 得分 | 失分 | | :--- | :--- | :--- | :--- | :--- | :--- | | Edmonton | 6 1 | 0 | 12 | 203 | 172 | | Saskatchewan | 4 2 | 0 | 8 | 204 | 169 | | Winnipeg | 4 3 | 0 | 8 | 185 | 208 | | Calgary | 3 4 | 0 | 4 | 278 | 244 | | BC | 1 5 | 0 | 2 | 152 | 182 |
第 8 周 周六 Toronto 26, BC 12 周日 Hamilton 客场对阵 Montreal, 7pm
第 9 周 周四 BC 客场对阵 Winnipeg, 8:30pm 周五 Montreal 客场对阵 Ottawa, 7:30pm 周六 Calgary 客场对阵 Hamilton, 3pm Saskatchewan 客场对阵 Edmonton, 7pm
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有贝比·鲁斯，汤姆·布雷迪，迈克尔·乔丹和韦恩·格雷茨基，但米奇·“血”·格林只有一个。 奥克兰运动队在明尼苏达。不，我找不到比这更好的比赛了。 运动队的杰弗里·斯普林斯有三场胜利。那是四月份赢得的。但斯普林斯在将响尾蛇队的得分限制在两分时，重新焕发了活力。
| 球队 (TEAM) | 赔率 (ODDS) |
|---|---|
| Thunder | +260 |
| Spurs | +260 |
| Knicks | +900 |
| 76ers | 10/1 |
| Celtics | 14/1 |
| Raptors | 20/1 |
| Nuggets | 22/1 |
| Pistons | 25/1 |
| T’Wolves | 25/1 |
| Cavaliers | 33/1 |
| Heat | 35/1 |
| Rockets | 35/1 |
| Pacers | 40/1 |
2026-27 赛季 NBA 总冠军热门
TEAM ODDS 湖人 45/1 魔术 55/1 老鹰 55/1 勇士 60/1 开拓者 70/1 太阳 125/1 黄蜂 150/1 爵士 200/1 独行侠 225/1 奇才 250/1 快船 600/1 篮网 750/1 雄鹿 750/1
NFL 9 月 9 日（周三） Favorite PTS (O/U) Underdog 海鹰 3.5 (44.5) 爱国者 9 月 10 日（周四） 公羊 3 (48.5) 49ers 9 月 13 日（周日） 牛仔 2.5 (48.5) 巨人 泰坦 3 (39.5) 喷气机 狮子 7 (48.5) 圣徒 美洲豹 7.5 (40.5) 布朗 熊 2.5 (44.5) 黑豹 比尔 1.5 (45.5) 休斯顿 乌鸦 3.5 (49.5) 小马 孟加拉 3.5 (50.5) 海盗 钢 铁 3 (42.5) 猎鹰 闪电 11.5 (45.5) 红雀 老 鹰 5.5 (46.5) 指挥官 突袭者 3 (41.5) 海豚 包装工 1.5 (44.5) 维京人 周一 酋长 2.5 (42.5) 马等
主场球队用大写表示
CFL 周日 Favorite PTS (O/U) Underdog ALOUETTES 10 (57.5) Tiger-Cats
上次首发。下注 $50 在 A's 队。 -$ 皇家队获胜！迈克尔·瓦查失分 2 分，离开比赛时比分为 2-1 落后。 但萨尔瓦多·佩雷斯击出全垒打将比分扳平至 2-2，尼克·洛夫廷在第九局击出全垒打，皇家队最终以 3-2 击败老虎队。佩雷斯成为了堪萨斯城的新全垒打之王。他的第 318 支全垒打在历史榜单上超越了乔治·布雷特。 客队冷门获胜使我们的收益达到了 -167 个 quisenberrys。 stitches@nypost.com
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作者：肖恩·特雷佩迪 (Sean Treppedi)
弗雷迪·佩拉尔塔 (Freddy Peralta) 看起来越来越像大都会队的一项沉没成本。 当大卫·斯特恩斯 (David Stearns) 在 1 月用两名高价值的新秀将其交易至球队时，这位两届全明星球员被寄予厚望，将成为轮值阵容中的前线王牌。 然而，佩拉尔塔在纽约的表现极其挣扎。他的球数落后，投球顺序糟糕，且欺骗性大幅下降。佩拉尔塔曾以三振艺术家著称，但现在的挥空率骤降，且正处于其九年职业生涯中每九局三振率最低的水平。他的六种投球都被对手提高了打击率。 佩拉尔塔在最近一次对阵酿酒人的先发比赛中被打得体无完肤，在回到前东家的主场时，他在 5 ¹/₃ 局中失掉了 7 分自责分。这是他在四次先发中第一次完成了五局的投球。 鉴于佩拉尔塔即将进入非限制性自由球员状态，加上大都会队本赛季陷入颓势，在球队寻求未来的同时，他可能需要一个环境的改变。但目前他持有 5.01 的 ERA（在符合资格的先发投手中排名第四高），即将迎来周日对阵强悍道奇队的系列赛收官战。 不出所料，道奇队正处于巡航模式，志在 10 月卫冕两连冠。他们在 wRC+ 方面领跑全联盟，且跑分差为 +159。
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投球状态
| 球队 | 投手 | (比赛时间) | 2026 W-L | ERA | '25 vs OPP W-L | '25 vs OPP ERA | CAREER W-L | CAREER ERA | LAST 3 STARTS W-L | LAST 3 STARTS IP | LAST 3 STARTS ERA |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 道奇 | Sheehan (R) | 4-7 | 5.13 | 8-10 | 0-0 | 0.00 | 0-0 | 0-2 | 15.0 | 5.40 | |
| 大都会 | Peralta (R) | (1:40pm) | 5-9 | 5.01 | 9-12 | 2-0 | 3.27 | 4-2 | 0-2 | 14.1 | 6.28 |
| 勇士 | López (R) | 4-3 | 3.96 | 6-4 | — | — | 2-2 | 0-2 | 14.1 | 6.28 | |
| 金莺 | Baz (R) | (1:35pm) | 4-9 | 4.05 | 6-14 | — | — | 0-0 | 0-1 | 16.2 | 3.24 |
| 天使 | Soriano (R) | 8-6 | 3.43 | 11-10 | — | — | 0-0 | 0-1 | 18.0 | 3.50 | |
| 巨人 | Whisenhunt (L) | (4:05pm) | 2-0 | 3.38 | 2-0 | — | — | 0-0 | 3-0 | 15.2 | 4.02 |
| 洋基 | Warren (R) | 7-4 | 4.00 | 13-6 | — | — | 0-0 | 0-1 | 14.1 | 5.65 | |
| 费城人 | Sánchez (L) | (7:20pm) | 12-4 | 2.65 | 15-6 | — | — | 0-1 | 2-1 | 15.2 | 7.47 |
| 守护者 | Messick (L) | 8-5 | 2.68 | 12-8 | 0-0 | 1.59 | 2-0 | 1-0 | 16.2 | 1.62 | |
| 光芒 | Rasmussen (R) | (12:15pm) | 8-5 | 3.28 | 10-9 | 0-1 | 3.60 | 0-0 | 1-1 | 12.1 | 9.49 |
| 蓝鸟 | Gausman (R) | 4-9 | 4.51 | 8-13 | 0-0 | 0.00 | 9-11 | 0-2 | 14.2 | 6.75 | |
| 红袜 | Suarez (L) | (1:35pm) | 4-3 | 3.15 | 9-8 | 1-0 | 0.00 | 2-0 | 1-0 | 14.2 | 4.30 |
| 王者 | Avila (R) | 5-3 | 4.86 | 7-3 | 0-0 | 0.00 | 0-0 | 2-0 | 16.1 | 3.31 | |
| 虎队 | Valdez (L) | (1:40pm) | 5-7 | 4.57 | 8-12 | 0-0 | 1.29 | 2-3 | 1-2 | 12.2 | 8.53 |
| 运动者 | Springs (L) | 3-9 | 5.96 | 8-12 | — | — | 2-0 | 0-2 | 14.2 | 8.59 | |
| 双城 | Prielipp (L) | (2:10pm) | 2-5 | 5.00 | 5-8 | — | — | — | 0-1 | 17.0 | 4.24 |
| 巨星 | Blanco (R) | 0-0 | 7.71 | 1-0 | 0-0 | 0.00 | 0-0 | 1-1 | 18.2 | 3.38 | |
| 白袜 | Fedde (R) | (2:10pm) | 5-6 | 4.16 | 6-4 | 0-1 | 1.50 | 0-1 | 2-0 | 14.0 | 3.21 |
| 水手 | Gilbert (R) | 8-6 | 3.38 | 12-8 | 0-2 | 3.18 | 5-4 | 2-1 | 20.0 | 3.15 | |
| 游骑兵 | deGrom (R) | (2:35pm) | 7-6 | 3.76 | 11-8 | 0-0 | 1.00 | 2-2 | 1-1 | 16.2 | 4.86 |
| 响尾蛇 | Drake (L) | 0-0 | 1.80 | 1-0 | 0-0 | 0.00 | 0-0 | 0-0 | 5.0 | 1.80 | |
| 国民 | Mikolas (R) | (1:35pm) | 3-7 | 5.60 | 4-4 | 1-1 | 5.40 | 3-3 | 1-1 | 16.1 | 7.71 |
| 小熊 | Taillon (R) | 2-5 | 5.38 | 6-8 | 0-0 | 8.18 | 4-2 | 0-1 | 11.2 | 5.40 | |
| 海盗 | Ashcraft (R) | (1:35pm) | 9-4 | 3.95 | 13-7 | 1-0 | 1.59 | 1-1 | 1-1 | 13.2 | 8.56 |
| 教徒 | Buehler (R) | 6-5 | 5.23 | 13-7 | 1-0 | 0.00 | 2-1 | 1-1 | 12.2 | 9.24 | |
| 鱼类 | Junk (R) | (1:40pm) | 4-6 | 5.09 | 6-7 | 0-0 | 0.00 | 0-0 | 2-1 | 14.0 | 5.14 |
佩拉尔塔对阵道奇队的职业生涯表现起伏不定，在 41 局中拥有 3.29 的 ERA。佩拉尔塔的高保送率在面对耐心十足的道奇队打击线时是一个隐患，后者的保送率在全联盟中排名第三高。 此外，他投出速球的比例超过 50% —— 根据 Statcast 的数据，道奇队有 9 名球员面对速球具有正值的跑分贡献。 推荐：弗雷迪·佩拉尔塔 自责分 超过 2.5。
主场球队阵容 主场 客场
周一 7月 27 周二 7月 28 周三 7月 29 周四 7月 30 今日 7月 26
费城 7:20 NBC/Peacock 660 AM 101.9 FM
白袜队 7:40 YES 660 AM 101.9 FM
道奇队 1:40 SNY 880 AM
亚特兰大 7:10 SNY 880 AM
亚特兰大 7:10 SNY 880 AM
无 比赛 无 比赛
无 比赛
周六 周五 周三
奥兰多城 SC 7:30 Apple TV
今日体育广播节目
MLB 棒球 上午 11 点 名人堂预告 MLBN 中午 守护者队 对阵 光芒队 NBCSN, Peacock 下午 1:30 2026 年名人堂入 induction 仪式 MLBN 下午 1:40 道奇队 对阵 纽约大都会队 SNY, 880 AM 下午 4:30 天使队 对阵 巨人队 MLBN 晚上 7:20 洋基队 对阵 费城人队 NBC, Peacock, 660 AM, 101.9 FM 高尔夫 上午 7 点 LPGA 巡回赛：ISPS HANDA 🏴 女子苏格兰公开赛，最后一轮 CNBC 上午 8 点 LIV 高尔夫联盟：英国，最后一轮 FS1 上午 8:30 PGA 冠军巡回赛：ISPS HANDA 高级公开赛，最后一轮 Golf 中午 PGA 冠军巡回赛：ISPS HANDA 高级公开赛，最后一轮 NBC 下午 1 点 PGA 巡回赛：3M 公开赛，最后一轮 Golf 下午 3 点 PGA 巡回赛：3M 公开赛，最后一轮 CBS 男子足球 下午 5 点 加拿大超级联赛：Forge 对阵 Inter Toronto FS2 晚上 8:50 中北美及加勒比海足联 (CONCACAF) U-20 锦标赛小组赛：洪都拉斯 vs. 牙买加 FS2
NWSL 女子足球 下午 5 点 西雅图统治者 对阵 圣地亚哥波浪 CBSSN 晚上 9 点 路易维尔赛车 对阵 天使之城 ESPN 篮球 下午 1 点 BIG 3：第 6 周 CBS 下午 2 点 TBT 校友组半决赛：Boeheim’s Army 对阵 LA Familia Fox 美式足球 上午 10 点 NFL 旗式足球男女冠军赛 ESPN, NFLN 下午 4 点 NFL 旗式足球男女冠军赛 ABC, NFLN 晚上 7 点 CFL：汉密尔顿老虎队 对阵 蒙特利尔铝鸥队 CBSSN 网球 上午 8 点 WTA 汉堡赛：决赛 Tennis 上午 8 点 WTA 布拉格赛：决赛 Tennis 下午 12:30 ATP 埃什托里尔赛：决赛 Tennis 垒球 下午 2 点 Athletes Unlimited 冠军赛：待定 - 第二场 ESPN 赛车 上午 9 点 一级方程式 (Formula 1)：匈牙利大奖赛 Apple TV 下午 2 点 NASCAR 杯系列赛：Brickyard 400，赛季内挑战赛 TNT 下午 4 点 NHRA：Muckleshoot Casino Resort NHRA 西北赛 Fox 田径 下午 4 点 USATF：2026 年丰田 USATF 室外及残疾人国家锦标赛 NBC 赛马 下午 1 点 萨拉托加现场 FS1 下午 2:30 萨拉托加现场 FS2 下午 4 点 萨拉托加现场 FS1 沙滩排球 下午 1 点 AVP 联赛：第 7 周 CBSSN 自行车 上午 9:30 UCI：环法自行车赛，最后赛段 NBCSN 极限运动 (X GAMES) 下午 2 点 MoonPay X Games 新奥尔良 2026：第 3 天 ABC 晚上 6 点 MoonPay X Games 新奥尔良 2026：第 3 天 ESPN 帆船 上午 11 点 Sail GP：赛事 08 - 第 2 天 CBSSN
NASCAR
NASCAR 杯系列赛
白袜队 2:10 YES 660 AM 101.9 FM
白袜队 7:40 Prime Video 660 AM 101.9 FM
迈阿密 7:10 SNY 880 AM
亚特兰大 1:10 SNY 880 AM
拉斯维加斯 10:00 Prime Video
洛杉矶 10:00 My9
多伦多 FC 7:30 Apple TV
Bay FC 10:00 CBSSN
周日 Brickyard 400
比赛获胜者 赔率
Denny Hamlin +350
Kyle Larson +475
Tyler Reddick +800
Carson Hocevar 10/1
Chase Briscoe 11/1
Christopher Bell 12/1
Ryan Blaney 12/1
William Byron 12/1
William Byron 12/1
Ty Gibbs 12/1
Ty Gibbs 12/1
Chase Elliott 16/1
Bubba Wallace 16/1
Chris Buescher 22/1
Chris Buescher 22/1
Daniel Suárez 25/1
Corey Heim 30/1
Joey Logano 35/1
Erik Jones 35/1
Brad Keselowski 50/1
Alex Bowman 50/1
Ross Chastain 50/1
Michael McDowell 50/1
Austin Cindric 80/1
John Hunter Nemechek 100/1
Ryan Preece 125/1
Shane van Gisbergen 125/1
AJ Allmendinger 150/1
Riley Herbst 250/1
Connor Zilisch 250/1
Austin Dillon 250/1
Josh Berry 350/1
Zane Smith 350/1
Ricky Stenhouse Jr. 350/1
Todd Gilliland 350/1
Cole Custer 350/1
Austin Hill 750/1
Noah Gragson 750/1
Ty Dillon 1,000/1
Daniel Dye 2,000/1
Cody Ware 5,000/1
Casey Mears 5,000/1
最终获胜者
赛车手 赔率
Denny Hamlin +170
Tyler Reddick +380
Ryan Blaney +650
Kyle Larson +800
Chase Elliott +900
Christopher Bell 10/1
Chase Briscoe 12/1
Carson Hocevar 16/1
Joey Logano 16/1
Shane van Gisbergen 25/1
Bubba Wallace 30/1
Daniel Suárez 35/1
行动 行动
终于等到这一刻！埃德加·贝朗加（左）和史蒂文·巴特勒在 2026 年 Fanatics Fest 的 Zuffa Boxing 媒体日上互相瞪视。 Getty Images
作者：迈克尔·图雷 (Mike Turay)
布鲁克林的骄傲将于周日重返赛场。超中量级选手埃德加·贝朗加 (23-2, 18 KOs) 将在由达纳·怀特 (Dana White) 的 Zuffa Boxing 推广的八场对决赛事中，领衔对阵史蒂文·巴特勒 (37-5-1, 32 KOs)。
此次活动将在麦迪逊广场花园的 Infosys 剧院举行，前赛卡于下午 5 点开始，主赛于晚上 8 点开始。
在次主赛中，另一位来自布鲁克林的拳击手理查森·希钦斯 (Richardson Hitchins) 计划与里卡多·萨拉斯 (Ricardo Salas) 进行一场 12 回合的次中量级较量。
贝朗加是明显的投注热门，其钱线赔率为 -360，而出生于加拿大的巴特勒则希望作为 +290 的下风方制造爆冷。
贝朗加此次进入赛场旨在寻求救赎，他在去年 7 月被哈姆扎·希拉兹 (Hamzah Sheeraz) 在第五回合击停。这对这位超中量级选手来说是一段艰难的时期，他在最近的三场比赛中输掉两场，其中包括 2024 年 9 月在对阵卡内洛·阿尔瓦雷兹 (Canelo Alvarez) 时终结了不败纪录。
这场比赛是对贝朗加挑战冠军抱负的一次关键考验，因为他的对手更加经验丰富。被地称为“Bang Bang”的巴特勒来自蒙特利尔，目前凭借一系列击败加拿大本土挑战者的胜利，正处于四连胜的势头中。
这位布鲁克林原住民的体重为 168.6 磅，在进入赛场时拥有微弱的身高优势。尽管贝朗加身材高大，但在臂展方面处于劣势，巴特勒的体重为 168.4 磅，臂展为 75 英寸，而热门选手贝朗加的臂展为 73 英寸。
在进入这场十回合的比赛之前，“天选之子”强调其风格正向技术精准度和增强的赛场智慧转变。由于比之前 12 回合的冠军赛回合数少，贝朗加打算从开赛起就展示更精细的体能状态和更深思熟虑的战术。
如果贝朗加能够优先考虑体能消耗，利用精准的刺拳来寻找巴特勒防守上的弱点，那么这场比赛可能会轻而易举。
贝朗加必须摒弃他标志性的进攻猛攻，采取一种更理智的策略——模仿卡内洛所展现出的老道沉稳——在后半段回合释放力量之前，让巴特勒陷入一种虚假的安全感中。
周日将是巴特勒自 2023 年 5 月在对阵扎尼贝克·阿里姆汗努利 (Zhanibek Alimkhanuly) 失败后首次重返美国本土，在那场比赛中，他在一个一边倒的第二回合里被击倒了三次。
虽然他近期的战绩反映出统计学上的复苏，但势头可能向热门选手倾斜。预计贝朗加将通过一次击停获胜来夺回其地位。巴特勒缺乏顶尖对手的弱点将在这次对阵中暴露无遗。
为了重新获得未来的冠军机会，贝朗加必须发挥定义其职业生涯的 78% 的击倒率。
建议：贝朗加通过 KO/TKO/DQ 获胜 (-130, FanDuel)；贝朗加在第 7-8 回合获胜 (+700, FanDuel)
纽约邮报，2026 年 7 月 26 日，星期日 nypost.com
纽约邮报，星期日，2026年7月26日 nypost.com
旧金山49人队总经理约翰·林奇在周六上午，针对主教练凯尔·沙纳汉在本月早些时候遭遇车祸受重伤的消息，提供了其近况的最新进展。林奇在新闻发布会上表示，沙纳汉正承受严重脑震荡带来的“持续影响”，并且“基本上”像处于 NFL 脑震荡协议中一样接受治疗。这位高管指出，沙纳汉将在训练营期间尽可能地在场边活动，“只要在他的承受范围内”。“凯尔基本上将处于协议状态，”他说道，“医生 [安东尼·萨格林贝尼] 和我们所有优秀的医生都在为他提供极佳的护理，我们会告知你们 [他的] 情况。……医生将决定他如何回归以及何时回归。”沙纳汉将出现在球队的伤病名单中，这对教练来说是一个不寻常的位置，因为通常是由他本人提供球队的伤病更新。
林奇表示，助理主教练克里斯·福斯特将“与我们的工作人员协作”承担沙纳汉的职责，并将担任“代理”主教练。这位进攻大师在伤愈期间将至少缺席训练的前半部分。“克里斯是代理主教练，但这将在很大程度上是一次集体努力，”他说道。预计沙纳汉仍将率领49人队在澳大利亚墨尔本的海外赛季揭幕战中对阵公羊队。这场比赛将于 9月10日 美国时间晚上 8:35播出，将是澳大利亚首场 NFL 常规赛。公羊队主教练肖恩·麦克威表示，他在沙纳汉车祸后与他进行了交谈。“最重要的是，感谢上帝，他和另一位当事人都没有大碍，”麦克威告诉记者。林奇表示，沙纳汉的伤情不会影响球队的旅行计划。进攻协调员克莱·库比亚克和
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作者：Dan Martin 和 Greg Joyce
费城 —— 昨晚周六，José Caballero 再次与裁判产生分歧。
这一次的分歧发生在防守端。在公民银行公园球场对阵费城人队并以 3-1 获胜的比赛中，四局下半一出局，一、二垒有跑者，Caballero 最初似乎跃起接住了 Bryson Stott 的直线球。
但 Caballero 掉球了，并向二垒跑去，试图触杀已经退回二垒的 Bryan De La Cruz。
原本这次操作应以双杀结束该局，但以“禁区野蛮人”著称的二垒裁判 Brennan Miller 判定 Caballero 故意掉球，比赛停止，仅 Stott 出局，跑者依然留在二垒和一垒。
“我非常惊讶，”Caballero 在谈到这一判罚时说。“他们确实对我评价很高：认为我能接住球，然后能在一个动作中掉球并接住反弹球。”
最终由 Ryan Weathers 诱使 Derek Hill 挥空出局，结束该局并维持 1-1 平局。
这次争议发生在 Caballero 之前因大联盟 (MLB) 的投球时钟规则而处于不利地位之后。
➤ Aaron Judge 在右肋骨骨折康复过程中继续感觉好转，但还不足以取得重大进展。
在对其右肋骨压力性骨折进行影像检查 10 天后，结果显示有愈合迹象，但尚未达到允许其恢复棒球活动的程度，这位洋基队队长在等待进一步愈合期间仍处于停滞状态。
➤ Giancarlo Stanton（右小腿拉伤）仍处于跑步进度计划中 —— 尚未在垒间跑动 —— 但与 Judge 一样，目前还没有回归的时间表。
... Carlos Rodón 周六进行了两次出局（模拟两局）的牛棚投球练习，他正努力从左肘炎症中恢复。
[[IMG_XXXX]] 【OCR清理说明：图片说明】 正在康复中：49ers 主教练 Kyle Shanahan 正承受近期车祸的“后遗症”，但预计他将在 9 月 10 日的赛季揭幕战中执教球队。 AP
协调员 Raheem Morris 将协助 Foerster 执行职责，他曾多次担任 NFL 主教练。Foerster 自 1993 年起就在 NFL 担任教练，同时还担任球队的进攻线教练。
Shanahan 在其北加州住所附近的一次车祸中遭受了可怕的伤势，包括严重脑震荡。
据 ESPN 报道，Shanahan 的车辆在 7 月 14 日与一辆 SUV 碰撞，导致该教练鼻骨骨折、三根肋骨骨折以及一只手骨折。他还不得不为面部缝了 40 针。
据 ESPN 的 Adam Schefter 报道，Shanahan 被紧急送往医院治疗，后于当日晚些时候获准出院。另一名司机未受伤。
Shanahan 一直在家中康复，被认为进展良好，但医生预计在他脑震荡症状消退之前，不会允许他全面参与活动。球队尚未提供他回归的时间表。
Lynch 表示，Shanahan 在接下来的几天里会“偶尔”出现在训练场上，但不会进行任何媒体简报或与球队交谈。
帕洛阿尔托警察局告诉《纽约邮报》，车祸发生在下午 6:13 左右，位于帕洛阿尔托 Alma 街和 Hamilton 大道的交汇处附近。
两名司机均配合警方，且均未因碰撞而被开具罚单。事故中未怀疑有药物或酒精影响。
警方表示，将不会公布关于车祸原因或哪一方负责的信息。
作者：Zach Braziller
在 Juan Soto 出现左小腿拉伤后，大都会队计划在接下来的一个月里给 Jorge Polanco 提供充足的打数。
临时经理 Andy Green 表示，Polanco 今后将承担大部分指定击球手的职责，甚至暗示他可能在某个时间点担任一垒手。
“我们仍在努力让他回到球场并找回节奏，”格林在纽约大都会队在皇后区以 3-4 负于道奇队前表示。“在过去的一周里，胡安显然承担了相当多的指定击球手 (DH) 打席，我认为这在一定程度上阻碍了 [波兰科] 寻找节奏的能力。他是一个我们非常信任的球员。希望随着时间的推移，我们能让他回到一垒，到那时我们再看看指定击球手的打席如何分配。”
波兰科是在休赛期被引进以帮助接替皮特·阿隆索的，但他表现令人大失失望。由于左跟腱黏囊炎和右腕挫伤，他缺席了大量时间，且在进攻端完全没有产出。自 7 月初从伤病名单 (IL) 回归以来，波兰科的成绩为 4-for-35 (.114)。本赛季，他在 24 场比赛中的三率（打击率/上垒率/长打率）极其糟糕，仅为 .156/.208/.233，OPS 为 .441。
➤ A.J. 尤因的三振数正在堆积。他在周六晚上三振两次，在过去九场比赛中已经挥空 16 次。这位新秀外野手目前也陷入了 3-for-22 (.136) 的低迷期。
➤ 克莱·霍姆斯将在周日进行一次牛棚训练。大都会队将在之后决定他的下一步计划。霍姆斯在周四为 3A 叙拉丘兹队进行康复任务时投了 51 球。……大都会队名宿大卫·赖特出席了比赛。……埃里克·瓦加曼从叙拉丘兹被召回，接替索托进入活跃名单。
作者：克里斯蒂安·阿诺德
如果在周六纽约城足球俱乐部 (NYCFC) 3-1 战胜芝加哥之火的比赛中，还不清楚布朗克斯的足球迷们最期待见到谁，那么在下半场开始后不久，当巴塞罗那前星将罗伯特·莱万多夫斯基进入比赛时，一切便变得显而易见。莱万多夫斯基是继 2023 年利昂内尔·梅西到来之后，又一位加盟美国职业足球大联盟 (MLS) 的大牌球星，当他踏入洋基体育场时，现场响起了雷鸣般的掌声。对这位波兰球星的欢呼声甚至盖过了主队，包括美国国家男子队门将马特·弗里斯，后者得到的欢迎虽然温和但较为平淡。周六标志着莱万多夫斯基在世界杯休赛期转会后，第二次代表他的新 MLS 俱乐部出场，此前他在 5 月西甲赛季结束后与巴塞罗那的合同到期。他的加入，以及像托马斯·穆勒和安图安·格里兹曼这样前往北美的欧洲球星，让纽约城足球俱乐部的成员像球迷一样兴奋。
“作为一名进攻球员，他是你在他效力于拜仁慕尼黑和巴塞罗那期间看着他成长起来的球员，”纽约城足球俱乐部前锋马拉基·琼斯在谈到面对莱万多夫斯基时说。“他是一个非常高效的得分手，每个懂球的人都能看出这一点。能与这种级别的球员共用一块场地总是很酷。但与此同时，你要确保在比赛前、比赛后崇拜他，而不要在比赛过程中太崇拜他。”
“在比赛期间，心态必须是出去战斗，拿走 3 分，然后我们再聊天。他绝对是你成长过程中仰慕的球员之一，所以能站在同一块球场上很酷，但这应该是赛后的庆祝，而不是在比赛时刻。”莱万多夫斯基在周六晚上踢了 45 分钟，并在比赛中尝试了两次射门。
尼古拉斯·费尔南德斯·梅考 (Nicolás Fernández Mercau) 始终专注于纽约城市足球俱乐部 (New York City FC) 的目标。
尽管关于这位纽约城市足球俱乐部球星未来的疑问依然存在，但他在场上的状态并未下滑。周六，他打入了本赛季的第 12 个进球，使其在整个 MLS 的进球数排名中并列第二，并帮助俱乐部在扬基体育场以 3-1 击败芝加哥之火队。
这位阿根廷人在整个赛季中一直是俱乐部的明星，
[[IMG_XXXX]] 撑杆跳：波兰偶像罗伯特·莱万多夫斯基 (Robert Lewandowski) 是最新一位提升 MLS 地位的国际球星。对于纽约城市足球俱乐部而言，他加盟芝加哥意味着在对阵之火队时将面临又一项巨大的挑战。 Getty Images
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他的世界级天赋无人不晓。无论在何处效力，他都取得了成功。
他是仅有的三名在三家俱乐部均进球至少 100 个的球员之一，分别是在多特蒙德、拜仁慕尼黑和巴塞罗那期间实现的。他曾赢得过欧冠冠军、欧洲超级杯、10 个德甲冠军、3 个西甲冠军、1 个国王杯和 3 个西班牙超级杯。
而在国际赛场上，莱万多夫斯基在代表波兰队的 167 场比赛中打入了 89 个进球。
莱万多夫斯基在芝加哥签约至 2027-28 赛季，以及
他的努力让他目前在今年的 MLS 赛季进球数与足球传奇利奥内尔·梅西持平。
“那是纯粹的质量与个性的结合。在休赛期之前，我们都看到了他的能力，”纽约城市足球俱乐部主教练帕斯卡尔·詹森 (Pascal Jansen) 在谈到费尔南德斯·梅考时说。“我们都看到了他在进入 2025 赛季后展现出的成长，所以对我来说，这并不令人惊讶。尼科非常有天赋，但同时他也是一名赢家，并且拥有极佳的个性。”
周六是费尔南德斯·梅考连续第二场比赛取得进球，而本周早些时候的一份报告指出，该俱乐部最优秀的球员希望转会。
这一消息颇为令人意外，且詹森在周三击败哥伦布队后被问及此事时，并未明确予以否认。
费尔南德斯·梅考在禁区外沿用左脚发出一记强力射门，皮球直挂左上角入网。这次射门力量之大，似乎撞坏了安置在球门口的 Apple TV 摄像机。
“即使在前往哥伦布旅行之后，他依然热爱这项运动，激励自己地再次将今天的水平提升到之前的状态，”詹森周六表示。“同时也将球队提升到了另一个高度，这也是他选择纽约这个项目的原因，希望我们能与尼科共事很长时间。”
随着联盟中其他知名球员的加入，莱万多夫斯基加盟芝加哥标志着 MLS 已经取得了长足的进步，联盟专员唐·加伯 (Don Garber) 在曼哈顿中城总部举行的一场媒体活动中表示。
“现在的 MLS 比一年前更好，比五年前和 20 年前更好，而且在五年后和 20 年后，我们将成为一个更好的联盟，”加伯说。
“没有什么秘诀。依然是那些举措：聪明的战略投资、球员培养，以及利用更多的数据和分析来签约那些在场上能发挥效能的球员。而且就像安托万一样，[那些球员]想要来到这里。安托万想要在这里，利奥·梅西也想要在这里。”
“我们不需要说服他们过来。他们想加入我们。他们选择来到这里，我认为这种情况在未来几年只会变得更好。”
与此同时，随着世界杯休赛期的结束，莱万多夫斯基的到来为试图提升排名的纽约城市足球俱乐部增加了另一个直接挑战。之火队是纽约城市足球俱乐部追赶的球队之一，周六的胜利帮助球队将分差缩小到 1 分以内。
Agustín Ojeda 和 Mala-chi Jones 分别为纽约城市足球俱乐部 (New York City FC) 进球。周六也标志着 NYCFC 及美国国家队门将 Matt Freese 在世界杯结束后首次回到帝国州参加比赛。
在周三击败哥伦布队的比赛中，Freese 每次触球都会遭到嘘声，但在洋基体育场受到了热情得多的欢迎。他在热身赛介绍时获得了热烈的欢呼，并在下半场几次关键扑救中赢得了巨大的掌声。
在一次进攻中，Freese 在第 89 分钟成功扑出了 Puso Dithejane 的射门，引发了球迷们的剧烈欢呼，并齐声高喊“Freese!”
“显然，能在这里获得球迷们的能量和支持，我感到无比荣幸，”Freese 说道。“我不介意被嘘。坦白说，我来自费城，我可以向你们保证，在老鹰队 (Eagles) 的比赛中，我说过更难听的话。所以我没问题。”
面对排名第四的火球队 (Fire)。
“我们知道我们将面对一支联赛中的强队，如果你看他们直到休息时间之前的表现，那确实令人印象深刻，”NYCFC 主教练 Pascal Jansen 表示。“如果你能把莱万多夫斯基 (Lewandowski) 重新带回来，你就多了一名高质量球员，但你也可以发现芝加哥队喜欢的比赛动态现在也被稍微干扰了。他们必须找到一种方法，以确保让莱万多夫斯基处于他能发挥最大危险性的局面中。”
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换道行驶
我们在赛季中已经到了无论如何都需要寻找产出的阶段。现在没有时间去苦苦寻找弃选名单上的下一个大热门，你需要担心的是攻克那些能帮你缩小与竞争对手差距——或将他们挡在身后——的类别。
目前有许多火热的击球手可用，可以增加你赢得联赛冠军的机会。
Lane Thomas 的 .236/.334/.403 砍截线并不值得大书特书，且他在 6 月之前的数据看起来糟糕透顶——在 71 场比赛中，他的打击率为 .217，有 5 支本垒打，23 次打点 (RBIs)，20 次得分，4 次盗垒，以及一个极其糟糕的 .666 OPS。然而，这位 30 岁的皇家队球员在这个月看起来像是一个完全不同的球员，在首 18 场比赛中，他的打击率为 .290，有 4 支本垒打，13 次打点 (RBIs)，9 次得分，2 次盗垒，以及 .935 的 OPS。
别忘了：这是一位曾经取得过成功——且在幻想棒球中具有影响力——的老将外野手。2023 年，他在国民队效力，打击率为 .268，有 28 支本垒打，86 次打点 (RBIs)，101 次得分，20 次盗垒，OPS 为 .783。在 2022-24 年间，他的平均数据为 20 支本垒打和 20 次盗垒，且依然拥有顶尖的速度，冲刺速度排名在前 92%。他降低了三振率（23.1%，低于 2025 年职业生涯最差的 31%），并将保送率提高到了 12.4%（高于
大击中
Drake Baldwin C, Braves 在周五之前的过去 15 场比赛中，55 次击球中 22 次命中 (.400)，有 5 支本垒打，16 次打点 (RBIs)，11 次得分，1 次盗垒，以及 1.187 的 OPS。
Jacob Wilson SS, Athletics 进入本周末时处于 10 场比赛连续击球状态，在此期间打击率为 .405，有 3 支本垒打，6 次打点 (RBIs)，7 次得分，1 次盗垒，以及 1.086 的 OPS。在之前的 34 场比赛中，有 26 场至少一次击球命中。
Isaac Paredes 1B/3B, Astros 截至 6 月 13 日，他的打击率为 .229，但在接下来的 31 场比赛中，他以 .331 的打击率， 5 支本垒打，21 次打点 (RBIs) 和 .925 的 OPS 将他的平均打击率提升至 .263。
Seiya Suzuki OF, Cubs
皇家队强击手在下半场调整状态
Ryan O’Hearn 1B/OF, Pirates 自 7 月 7 日以来（当时他击出 3 支本垒打并贡献 10 次打点），他在 11 场比赛中打击率为 .132，没有本垒打，3 次打点 (RBIs)，14 次三振，以及 .402 的 OPS。
Aaron Nola SP, Phillies 自 5 月 26 日最后一次获胜以来，他在 10 场首发中 0 胜 4 负，ERA 为 5.92，每九局 3.14 次保送，对手打击率为 .270，允许 15 支本垒打。
Gage Jump SP, Athletics 遭遇五连败，在 21²/₃ 局中允许 20 分自责分 (8.31 ERA)， 7 支本垒打，保送率为 10.1%。在这些场次中，对手面对他的打击率为 .371。
Kevin Gausman SP, Blue Jays
得分 匹兹堡队的 Nick Gonzales (19.2% ESPN, 44% Yahoo) 自 5 月 1 日以来的 68 场比赛中，得分数 (45) 与大谷翔平、Bryce Harper 以及队友 Brandon Lowe 相同，同时打击率为 .312，有 31 次打点 (RBIs) 和 .807 的 OPS。
盗垒 大都会队的 Carson Benge (23.3% ESPN, 51% Yahoo) 自 5 月 1 日以来的前 71 场比赛中盗垒 10 次，同时打击率为 .286，有 9 支本垒打，34 次打点 (RBIs) 和 43 次得分。他的队友 A.J. Ewing (11.3% ESPN, 31% Yahoo) 在周五之前的 63 场比赛中，打击率为 .271，有 25 次打点 (RBIs)，27 次得分和 11 次盗垒。
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试探性挥击
● 圣地亚哥队的 Jackson Merrill 情况可能会好转。他在本月的前 19 场比赛中，打击率为 .274，有 6 支本垒打，13 次打点 (RBIs)，12 次得分，2 次盗垒，以及 .841 的 OPS。在休赛期后的前 7 场比赛中，他 28 次击球中命中 8 次 (.286)，有 4 支本垒打，6 次打点 (RBIs) 和 1.025 的 OPS。 ● 国民队右投 Cade Cavallia 在过去 18 场首发中仅有一次允许超过 3 分自责分（过去 8 场没有），战绩为 7 胜 3 负，ERA 为 3.41 (3.73 xERA)，三振率为 28.2%，挥空率 (swinging-strike rate) 为 11.1%。 ● 尽管波士顿的 Jake Bennett 在三振方面贡献不多（每九局 6.75 次），但在过去 6 场首发中，他 5 胜 0 负，ERA 为 1.40 (2.98 xERA, 3.00 FIP)，每九局 0.93 次保送，对手打击率为 .187。
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如果你想在 10 月举起你的幻想棒球联盟冠军奖杯，为冲刺阶段建立一个深厚且有韧性的轮值阵容至关重要，这意味着必须仔细审视投球数、工作量管理以及职业生涯的局数上限。
你必须高度警惕工作量的激增，尤其是对于年轻投手或从长期休战中回归的投手。 以 Shane Drohan 或 Foster Griffin 这样的投手为例。两人在本赛季都展现出了迷人的视觉闪光点和强有力的底层比率，但两人近期都没有承担繁重工作量的历史。由于这两位投手多年来都没有经历过单季 130 局以上的赛季，两人都正迅速接近本赛季 100-110 局的自然工作量上限。 依赖那些面临严格使用上限的投手，会使幻想名单在 9 月突然停赛或在幻想季后赛对决开始时出现神秘伤病停赛时，变得极其脆弱。 相反，获取像 Trevor Rogers 这样的投手，或者在像 Robbie Ray 这样的老将身上承担经过计算的风险，能提供显著更好的长期稳定性。 虽然 Ray 在经历起伏不定的表现后，可能会有较高的 WHIP 数值或每场比赛的波动性，但他在 2025 年投球超过 180 局大联盟比赛，他的奖杯架上有一个赛扬奖，并且每场先发通常能达到 95 投以上。同样，Rogers 通过在 2024 年超过 120 局且在 2025 年维持在 110 局左右展现了耐力，这使他比那些短时间爆发的替代方案更有能力在 9 月份投到深处。 深度和可用性决定了赛季末幻想棒球战局的胜负。不要让突然到来的 9 月局数限制在季后赛到来之时击垮你的轮值阵容。今天就审计你员工的工作量，在高风险爆发型投手的交易价值达到顶峰时将其变现，并用耐用的手臂来强化你的轮值，确保在最需要他们的时候，他们确实在投手丘上完成高质量的先发。
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作者：麦德琳·肯尼 (Madeline Kenney)
作者：麦德琳·肯尼 (Madeline Kenney)
芝加哥 —— WNBA 总裁凯茜·恩格尔伯特 (Cathy Engelbert) 在周六回避了一个关于她未来的问题。在全明星赛前的年度新闻发布会上，恩格尔伯特被直接问到了一个“是或否”的问题，即她是否预计在 2027 赛季开始时仍将担任此职。恩格尔伯特表示：“我将继续做好我的工作，执行既定战略，因为该战略一直奏效。”这句话可能是她两分钟回答中最耐人寻味的部分。她还强调了一些具体的例子，说明在她的指导下，联盟办公室及其基础设施是如何增长的。“显然，在这个难以置信的超高速增长时期能掌舵这个联盟，我感到非常幸运，”恩格尔伯特说。“非常幸运能看到这些球员每晚在赛场上呈现出的产品，以及她们所代表的 W 联盟长期以来追求的价值观。”
恩格尔伯特与球员们（尤其是联盟球星）的协作关系已在显微镜下被审视了相当长一段时间。然而，随着一份新集体谈判协议的激烈谈判，以及联盟目前面临的各种麻烦问题（包括网络骚扰、安保忧虑和裁判问题），批评声在过去一年中进一步升级。上赛季结束后， Lynx 球星纳费萨·科利尔 (Napheesa Collier) 痛批 WNBA 拥有“世界上最糟糕的领导层”。她还表示，联盟的“真正威胁”不是资金、收视率或裁判，而是高层的问责机制缺失。包括 Liberty 球星萨布里娜·约内斯库 (Sabrina Ionescu) 在内的几名球员表示，她们与恩格尔伯特没有亲密关系，约内斯库还提到她与 NBA 总裁亚当·希尔弗 (Adam Silver) 交流更多。
据 Front Office Sports 报道，由于恩格尔伯特的合同将于今年年底到期，这一切都让她的职位稳定性受到了质疑。这对恩格尔伯特来说是否意味着终结？或者更好的问题应该是，恩格尔伯特是否是带领 WNBA 进入下一个章节的合适领导者？WNBPA 副主席布里安娜·斯图尔特 (Breanna Stewart) 并不确定。“我不知道，”她说。“由我来说她应该留在这里还是不应该留在这里并不合适。”
在 4 月的 WNBA 选秀大会上，当被问及她的未来时，恩格尔伯特表现得具有防御性——而就在几周前，NBA 总裁亚当·希尔弗在被问及类似问题时显得模棱两可。自恩格尔伯特在 2019. 年成为联盟首任总裁以来，WNBA 经历了前所未有的增长。她周六指出，联盟正有望打破上座率记录，并且电视收视率已经超过了上赛季的数字。
尽管恩格尔伯特做了很多好事，但她并非完美。2022, 年以 $75 million 出售 16% 股份的决定，在当时被视为必要之举，但现在看来效果不佳。她无法与球员建立有意义的关系这一点也十分显著。WNBPA 主席内内卡·奥古米克 (Nneka Ogwumike) 周五强调：“球员与领导层之间的关系至关重要。”奥古米克表示，球员们和恩格尔伯特仍在努力建立信任。
“我希望她能感觉到我们已经能够做到这一点，但我确实认为在未来，我们必须在维持球员之间的沟通渠道方面做得更好，无论是通过球员领导层，还是仅仅通过个体球员，”奥古米克说。“这个联盟有很多球员，但我希望人们觉得她是容易接近的，能够与她讨论事情，而不需要在产生反应之后才去做。”恩格尔伯特表示，她正试图在适当程度的接触与不过度接触之间寻找平衡。她提到，联盟发送了大量电子邮件，但她注意到球员并不总是查看。她还表示，当球员获得荣誉或遭遇……时，她会主动联系她们。
伤病。“我认为，每个人都需要在沟通方面做得更好，而且要始终如此，”恩格尔伯特地说道。“所以我们将继续在这方面努力并加强沟通。” mkenney@nypost.com
heart & hardware：周六在芝加哥联合中心，自由人队球星 Jonquel Jones 庆祝获得 WNBA 全明星赛 MVP 奖杯。Jones 在姑姑去世后险些缺席这场比赛，但她最终贡献了 22 分 13 个篮板的精彩表现。 Getty Images
芝加哥 —— 周六晚上，自由人队球星 Jonquel Jones 将全明星 MVP 奖杯高举过头顶，引发了联合中心观众更响亮的欢呼。
片刻之后，她将这个奖项献给了已故的姑姑 Marilyn Anita Knowles。
“在全明星赛中赢得 MVP 意义重大，”Jones 在带领 Teresa Weatherspoon 的球队以 129-122 获胜后说道。这场比赛在打破 WNBA 全明星纪录的 19,783 名球迷面前举行。“之前有很多伟大的球员做到了这一点。……纽约对我来说意义非凡，每次穿上这件球衣，我就知道我代表着一座热爱这项运动的城市，也代表着在我之前为我铺平道路的球员们，所以我认为今晚来到这里，以一种能很好地代表这项运动的方式去比赛，是一件非常重要的事情。”
Jones 本赛季获得了第六次入选全明星赛的机会，但由于她姑姑的追思会也在周六，她这个周末险些没能来芝加哥。在与家人沟通后，她决定参加比赛，并在得知自己能够出席姑姑的骨灰散播仪式后获得了内心的平静。
“我的姑姑对我意义深远，”Jones 说道，她深情地回忆起
荣获全明星 MVP
看着她的姑姑做饭。“她是我们家族中的长辈之一，我记得很多很棒的派对、家庭聚会，都在她家里举行，她非常愿意把大家聚集在一起。”
这是 Jones 参加的第六场全明星赛，也是自 2024 年以来的第一场。她替补出场，贡献了 22 分、13 个篮板和 8 次助攻，数据全面。除了参加比赛的 $15,000 奖金外，她还将因为被评为本场比赛的 MVP 而获得 $20,000 的奖金。
热火队球星 Caitlin Clark 对本周末与她成为队友的 Jones 赞誉有加。
“JJ 令人难以置信，她是一个善良的灵魂，”Clark 说。“她是个好人，非常接地气。她幽默且善良。”
Jones 成为联盟历史上第四位在常规赛、总决赛和全明星赛中均获得过 MVP 的球员，与 Lisa Leslie, Candace Parker 和 Maya Moore 并列。
自由队的另一位全明星球员 Breanna Stewart 为 Cynthia Cooper-Dyke 的球队贡献了 6 分、13 个篮板和 7 次助攻。
➤ 随着裁判判罚不一致仍然是 WNBA 的热门话题，总裁 Cathy Engelbert 宣布了一项重大投资，有望帮助解决一些长期存在的问题。
Engelbert 在周六全明星赛前表示，WNBA 将在下赛季开始时启动一个集中化的回放中心。
Engelbert 表示，联盟将利用位于新泽西州 Secaucus 的 NBA 回放中心，使 WNBA 能够在比赛期间实时审查回放情况。
“这是我们在篮球运营方面所做过的最重大投资之一，”Engelbert 说道。“这项数千万美元的投资将有助于为我们的判罚流程带来更高的一致性、效率和透明度，同时继续提高比赛质量。”
Engelbert 表示，联盟仍在敲定回放中心的具体运作细节。
那时，奥运会在体育界仍然比任何其他赛事都重要，即便是在那个夏天，纽约洋基队正努力冲击他们 12 年来的首次季后赛之季。那是 1976 年的夏天，黄金时段只有唯一一个去处：坐在电视机前，观看在蒙特利尔举行的第 21 届奥林匹克运动会的现场直播。布鲁斯·杰纳是那届奥运会的美国大星，成为第 10 位赢得十项全能的美国男子，并在接下来的 20 年里出现在 Wheaties 麦片盒上。游泳运动员约翰·纳伯斯赢得了四枚金牌。迪恩·史密斯和艾德里安·丹特利在 1972 年的惨剧之后，带领美国篮球重返巅峰并夺金。但最大的明星是一位身高仅 5 英尺 3 英寸的运动员。那是来自罗马尼亚的纳迪亚·科曼奇，当时她年仅 14 岁。50 年前的这个月，她不仅实现了，而且将运动员自古以来一直追求的东西变成了常态：完美。在比赛的团队强制动作部分，凭借高低杠的表演，她获得了奥运会体操历史上第一个完美的 10 分。Omega SA —— 制作奥运计分板的公司 —— 如此笃定没有任何体操运动员能拿到 10 分，以至于计分板无法正确显示该分数，而是显示为“1.0”。这令人震惊。然后她再次做到了。一次又一次。一次又一次。科曼奇共 7 次获得 10 分，其中 4 次是在高低杠上。《体育画报》的封面大肆宣扬：“她抢尽风头”，在那个时代，该杂志的封面是对本周最重要的体育赛事最具权威且唯一的定论。多年后，科曼奇说：“在历史上获得第一个 10 分是一件大事，但即使是电子计分板也无法算出如何显示这个分数，这让这个故事更具历史意义。” 嗯，这，以及在体育运动中完美几乎是不可能实现的这一事实，体育运动在某种程度上是对那些最少犯错的人与那些成就最高的人相同的奖赏。毕竟，在同一年的印第安纳大学男子篮球队取得了 33-0 的战绩。他们是最后一支从未被击败过的男子大学篮球队。
Robert Feuerstein：我们尼克斯队意想不到的成功振奋了整个城市的精神。我相信这会提高我们对其他本地球队的期望，尤其是洋基队和巨人队。同意吗？ Vac：我认为洋基队将进入世界大赛。我对巨人队没有那么乐观，但我很乐意被证明是错的。 @frankboesch：我正努力坚持做一个忠实的大都会队球迷，虽然“桑顿、斯科特/麦克莱恩/两天的雨”听起来很有希望，但我无法挪
邦兹在做现场解说。然后我打开 MLB，结果他们在播 1996 年的本垒打大赛，而且在介绍马克·麦奎尔。两个使用类固醇的人掩盖了大赛的光芒。 Vac：我知道我像个对着云朵大吼大叫的老头，但对我来说，本垒打大赛在 1993 年左右就失去了魅力。 每周日，迈克·瓦卡罗 (MIKE VACCARO) 都会在 MVACCARO@NYPOST.COM 和 X 平台的 @MIKEVACC 回答读者问题。
并非经常发生
（而一个巧妙的对称点在于，印第安纳大学 2025 15-0 的足球队是最近期的一支足球队）。 这两支印第安纳大学的球队与科曼奇一起证明了——完美并非不可能，只是概率极低。
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ble. 这就是为什么 72 年的海豚队仍然对自己在该赛季创下的 17-0 记录感到无比自豪。这就是为什么你认识的大多数爱国者队球迷仍然在为 18-1 感到痛苦。已经有超过 243,000
来自 “Cohen 和 Stearns —— 以及垃圾桶在燃烧”。 Terry MacConnell：这个怎么样：“Scott, Thornton, McLean /Stearns 在下一班火车上”。
没什么比这更好的了：纳迪亚·科曼尼奇（Nadia Comaneci）在 1976 年奥运会上获得了一系列满分，成为首位实现此成就的人。自那时起，体育界并没有出现太多其他的“完美”表现或赛季，而这正是迈克·瓦卡罗（Mike Vaccaro）所写，让那些成就如此特别的原因。 Getty Images
自 1976. 年以来进行的大联盟棒球赛。其中有 24 场完美的完全比赛，最近一次是由洋基队的 Domingo Germán 在三年前完成的。那是 0.001 百分比。这听起来很正确。这听起来也像是即便 Omega SA 的计分板也能显示出来的数字。 这将是连续第二周在 Open Mike 中引用 37, 届福特汉姆大学校友文斯·隆巴迪（Vince Lombardi）的话，而且这一次比我们上周使用的那句要温和一些 —— 当时他把当年的 NFL 季后赛决赛称为 “S--t Bowl”。但隆巴迪对完美的敬畏在他的这段话中得到了完美的体现： “完美是无法实现的，但如果我们追求完美，我们就能捕捉到卓越。” 当然，这位教练在去世 6 年后，才没能看到科曼尼奇实现那不可实现之物。在过去的 50 年里，另有 6 名体操运动员加入了纳迪亚的“完美俱乐部” —— 其中包括美国选手玛丽·露·雷顿（Mary Lou Retton），她在 1984 年洛杉矶奥运会的跳马和自由操项目中均实现了这一点。 成千上万的其他运动员依然选择追求。他们选择梦想。当摩西·马龙（Moses Malone）在 1983, 年宣布 76 人队将打出 “fo, fo, fo” 时，这只是他表达他们打算在季后赛中追求完美的方式；但他们最终只能接受 12-1。1999 年的洋基队在他们的季后赛征程中不得不接受 11-1，这已经是在这项不完美的运动所允许的范围内最接近完美的结果 1. 了。 也许不完美，是的。但这些球队也致敬了那位教练。他们捕捉到了卓越。
Vac：没有什么比更新 “Spahn & Sain / And pray for rain” (斯潘和塞恩/祈祷下雨) 能更快、更好地激发棒球迷的创作热情了！ Ralph Petti：坐下来观看本垒打大赛，而巴里
我已经足够老了，能记得我们曾经庆祝那些在规则范围内竭尽全力寻找哪怕是一点点竞争优势的运动员。所以，请坚定地将我归入“出租车司机队” (Team Cabby)。
➤看了《奥德赛》，非常喜欢，而且当船上一个长得像前游骑兵队成员 Sean Avery 的奥德修斯手下结果真的是……前游骑兵队的 Sean Avery 时，我大笑了起来！他的名字叫 Laodamas（尽管我怀疑 Marty Brodeur 可能会选择叫他 “Loudmoutheus”）。
➤ 达里尔·斯特劳贝里（Darryl Strawberry）将于本周五下午 6-7 点在Citi Field的杰基·罗宾逊圆形大厅为他的新书《另一种生活》(Another Life) 签名。他说：“这本书讲的不是本垒打或打点。它是关于人们在生活中获得第二次机会，就像我一样。每个人都值得拥有第二次机会来成就自己。”
➤ 我不说谎：我会像想念过去几年任何一部电视剧一样想念《熊料理》(The Bear)。最后一季从始至终都非常强劲。
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作者：BRIAN COSTELLO
地点：新泽西州弗洛拉姆公园，大西洋健康喷气机训练中心 (Atlantic Health Jets Training Center) 开营时间：周二 门票：所有对公众开放的训练赛门票已售罄。
对于一名在总排名第 2 位被选中的球员，人们持有极高的期待。Bailey 能否在边缘位置立即产生影响，并改善去年糟糕的防守？这将是本赛季的关键之一。 观察 Aaron Glenn 计划如何在防守中使用 Bailey 和 Will McDonald 将会非常有趣。关于两人在防守跑球方面的能力都存在疑问，因此他可能不希望在跑球档位时同时使用他们。
在理想的情况下，喷气机队本赛季根本不需要看到来自克莱姆森大学的第四轮选秀球员 Klubnik 出场。但他在今年夏天将是一个令人好奇的观察对象。他在春季训练中给人留下了深刻印象，直到后背僵硬迫使他在末期缺席。如果训练营和季前赛表现强劲，他可能会赢得备份四分卫的位置。 本赛季的重点将是四分卫 Geno Smith。而这个季前赛的重点将是 Klubnik。
外接手 (WR) ADONAI MITCHELL
自从 2022 年选入 Garrett Wilson 以来，喷气机队一直在寻找二号接球手。Mitchell 可能是填补这个位置的人选。在通过 Sauce Gardner 交易加盟后，他去年展现了出色的技巧。现在，球队需要他将潜力转化为实际产出。 Mitchell 应该能从在喷气机队度过的一个完整休赛期以及四分卫位置的升级中获益。
近端锋 (TE) MASON TAYLOR
喷气机队对 Taylor 在他第二个赛季能做出的贡献感到兴奋，但他们同时在第一轮选入了 Kenyon Sadiq。这是否意味着 Taylor 现在的角色有所减轻？我们将通过训练营了解进攻协调员 Frank Reich 计划如何部署他的近端锋。 目前在整个 NFL 中，多近端锋阵型非常流行，而 Reich 现在拥有足够的球员来使用大量的双近端锋或三近端锋阵型。
主教练：杰夫·哈夫利（Jeff Hafley，执教第一年） 训练营地点：佛罗里达州，迈阿密花园 (Miami Gardens, Fla.) 关键新援：哈夫利和新总经理乔恩-埃里克·苏利文 (Jon-Eric Sullivan) —— 两人均来自绿湾包装工 —— 为他们带来了马利克·威利斯 (Malik Willis) 作为球队的首位特许四分卫。他们选入了 NFL 规模最大的 13 人的选秀名单 —— 包括前 43 顺位的进攻截锋 (OT) 凯登·普罗克特 (Kayden Proctor)、角卫 (CB) 克里斯·约翰逊 (Chris Johnson) 和线卫 (LB) 雅各布·罗德里格斯 (Jacob Rodriguez)，以及首发近端锋 (TE) 威尔·卡马雷克 (Will Kacmarek)。贾伦·托尔伯特 (Jalen Tolbert)、图图·阿特威尔 (Tutu Atwell) 以及新秀卡莱布·道格拉斯 (Caleb Douglas) 和克里斯·贝尔 (Chris Bell) 处于竞争激烈的宽 receiver 阵容中。边缘冲传手乔什·乌切 (Josh Uche) 距离他那个 11.5 次擒杀的赛季已远去。 关键损失：新管理层的清理工作非常彻底，首先是四分卫 (QB) 塔格拜洛亚 (Tua Tagovailoa)，尽管这意味着要承担 NFL 纪录的 $99.2 百万死薪工资帽费用。清理名单还包括前动态宽接球二组杰伦·沃德尔 (Jaylen Waddle) 和泰瑞克·希尔 (Tyreek Hill)，以及近端锋 (TE) 达伦·沃勒 (Darren Waller) 和朱利安·希尔 (Julian Hill)。在失去了科尔·斯特兰奇 (Cole Strange，加盟闪电队)、拉里·博罗姆 (Larry Borom，加盟狮子队) 和詹姆斯·丹尼尔斯 (James Daniels) 后，进攻线将呈现不同的面貌。几名防守球星进入了本组：布拉德利·丘布 (Bradley Chubb，加盟比尔队) 和安全卫 (S) 明卡·菲茨帕特里克 (Minkah Fitzpatrick，加盟喷气机队)。 值得关注的训练营看点：是否在摆烂 (tank)？或者这个充斥着流浪球员的阵容是否能够赢得比预期更多的比赛？ 这在很大程度上取决于威利斯 —— 泰坦队在他在职业生涯仅首发 3 场后就放弃了将其培养为未来四分卫的计划 —— 是否准备好成为一名高于平均水平的首发，并顶住关于 2027 年四分卫选秀的议论。 在由马利克·华盛顿 (Malik Washington) 领衔的这支未经证明的接球群支持下，这并不容易。 缺乏冲传压力的防守端需要前第一轮选秀球员肯尼斯·格兰特 (Kenneth Grant) 和乔普·罗宾逊 (Chop Robinson) 的进步。 角卫 (CB) 纳申·赖特 (NAHSHON WRIGHT)
防守
赖特去年在熊队效力时，以 5 次拦截并列角卫之首。喷气机队与他签订了一份为期一年、价值 $3.5 百万的合同，希望他能帮助解决一年前拦截荒的问题。首先，他必须在首发位置上击败阿扎雷耶·托马斯 (Azareye’h Thomas)。 赖特去年对球的嗅觉很灵敏，但他也以容易被对方打出大比分得分而闻名。他与加勒特·威尔逊 (Garrett Wilson) 和阿多奈·米切尔 (Adonai Mitchell) 在训练营中的较量将十分精彩。
布法罗比尔队 2025：12-5
主教练：乔·布雷迪 (Joe Brady，执教第一年) 训练营地点：罗切斯特 (Rochester) 关键新 additions：在交易掉斯特芬·迪格斯 (Stefon Diggs) 后的两年里，比尔队为没有一个真正的 1 号接球手付出了代价。于是，经历了一个在熊队表现最糟糕赛季的 DJ 摩尔 (DJ Moore) 加入了。边缘冲传手布拉德利·丘布 (Bradley Chubb) 在组内转投，离开了海豚队。随着角卫 (CB) 杰伊·阿尔福德 (Jay Alford) 和爱在垃圾话的安全卫 (S) C.J. 加德纳-约翰逊 (C.J. Gardner-Johnson) 的加入，二线防守应该会更有威胁。左卫 (LG) 亚斯汀·科比特 (Austin Corbett) 将竞争首发位置。 关键损失：左卫 (LG) 大卫·爱德华兹 (David Edwards，加盟圣徒队) 和角卫 (CB) 塔伦·约翰逊 (Taron Johnson，加盟突袭者队) 获得了丰厚的报酬。四分卫 (QB) 米奇·特鲁比斯基 (Mitch Trubisky) 第二次离开约什·艾伦 (Josh Allen) 身边，与协调员布莱恩·达博尔 (Brian Daboll) 重新聚首。
新英格兰爱国者队 14-3
主教练：迈克·弗拉贝尔 (Mike Vrabel，执教第二年) 训练营地点：马萨诸塞州，福克斯堡 (Foxborough, Mass.) 关键新 additions：永远不要停止支持你的年轻四分卫，NFL MVP 亚军德雷克·梅耶 (Drake Maye) 现在为宽接球手 (WR) A.J. 布朗 (A.J. Brown) 和罗密欧·多布斯 (Romeo Doubs) 传球，同时有进攻线 (OL) 阿里贾·维拉-塔克 (Alijah Vera-Tucker) 和新秀截锋 (OT) 卡莱布·洛穆 (Caleb Lomu) 提供保护。全背 (FB) 雷吉·吉廉 (Reggie Gilliam) 应该能增强辅助跑球游戏。上赛季以 7 次拦截领跑 NFL 的安全卫 (S) 凯文·拜尔德 (Kevin Byard) 从熊队转会而来。预期防守截锋 (DT) 德雷蒙特·琼斯 (Dre’Mont Jones，原属乌鸦队) 将迫使对方四分卫匆忙传球。 关键损失：宽接球手 (WR) 斯特芬·迪格斯 (Stefon Diggs) 单赛季 1,000 码的表现仍不足以让他免于被裁掉，以便球队通过交易获得布朗。外线卫 (OLB) 克拉冯·柴森 (K’Lavon Chaisson) 在这里度过一年并复活了他的职业生涯 (加盟指挥官队)。四分卫 (QB) 约什·多布斯 (Josh Dobbs) 未获续约，因为汤米·德维托 (Tommy DeVito) 获得了升任第二顺位四分卫的机会。防守截锋 (DT) 凯里斯·通加 (Khyiris Tonga，加盟酋长队)、内线卫 (ILB) 贾拉尼·塔瓦伊 (Jahlani Tavai) 和安全卫 (S) 杰林 (Jaylinn)
进攻组 (OFFENSE)
QB：Geno Smith, Bailey Zappe WR：Garrett Wilson, Tim Patrick WR：Adonai Mitchell, Isaiah Williams WR：Omar Cooper Jr., Arian Smith RB：Breece Hall, Braelon Allen TE：Kenyon Sadiq, Mason Taylor LT：Olu Fashanu, Max Mitchell LG：Dylan Parham, Xavier Newman C：Josh Myers, Liam Fornadel RG：Joe Tippmann, Anez Cooper RT：Armand Membou, Chukwuma Okorafor
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田纳西州。FB Reggie Gilliam，这个日渐式微的位置上的顶尖球员之一，加盟了竞争对手爱国者队。 值得关注的训练营故事线：从进攻协调员升任，Brady 成功的唯一途径是：跨越障碍进入超级碗。这位首次担任主教练的人将如何应对他所有的新职责？新任防守协调员 Jim Leonhard —— 一位 NFL 新手 —— 将 4-3 基础前线更换为 3-4，因此一些前首发球员可能会发现自己不再适用。在左后卫、角卫、弃踢手和备份四分卫位置上将会有竞争，而在备份四分卫位置上，Kyle Allen 或 Shane Buechele 将在一次snap之差内随时准备接替 MVP 候选人 Josh Allen。
Hawkins (乌鸦队) 已离开防守中路。 值得关注的训练营故事线：对于 Vrabel 来说，这是一个动荡的个人休赛期，基于他与 NFL 记者 Dianna Russini 的关系，他可能仍面临更多关于问责制和违规接触 (tampering) 的质疑。如果 Maye 在上赛季表现出众，那么训练营应该能让人窥见在拥有更强组织者的情况下可能实现的局面。超级碗失利者有退步的长期历史，但爱国者队可以将“他们只是侥幸，成功是因为赛程简单”这一观点作为额外的动力。左截锋 (LT) Will Campbell 在新秀赛季被擒杀 9 次后，现在看起来是否有所进步？角卫 (CB) Christian Gonzalez 正处于合同纠纷中，具有缺席训练的潜力。
OLB：Joseph Ossai, David Bailey DT：T’Vondre Sweat, David Onyemata DT：Harrison Phillips, Jowon Briggs OLB：Will McDonald, Kingsley Enagbare ILB：Demario Davis, Marcelino McCrary-Ball ILB：Jamien Sherwood, Mykal Walker ILB：Kiko Mauigoa, Chase Wilson CB：Brandon Phillips, Qwan’tez Stiggers CB：Nahshon Wright, Azareye’h Thomas FS：Andre Cisco, Malachi Moore SS：Minkah Fitzpatrick, Dane Belton NB*：D’Angelo Ponds, Jarvis Brownlee
特种队员 (SPECIALISTS)
K：Jason Sanders, Cade York P：Austin McNamara LS：Thomas Hennessy
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作者：BRIAN COSTELLO 你准备好迎接 2.0 版本的亚伦·格伦（Aaron Glenn）了吗？ 这位喷气机队（Jets）主帅在执教的第一年经历了深层的自我反思，那一年球队的战绩是 3 胜 14 负，且在进攻和防守两端都出现了令人尴尬的结果。他对比教练组进行了大规模调整，包括更换了两名协调员。他将接管防守端的战术调用。格伦和总经理达伦·穆基（Darren Mougey）重新塑造了阵容，在去年极其年轻的队伍中加入了一些经验丰富的老将。格伦在面对媒体时也展现出了更深思熟虑、不再那么激进的一面。 现在，我们可以看看 2026 年的喷气机队是什么样子了。他们将于周二在弗洛拉姆公园（Florham Park）报到参加训练营，首场练习在周三进行。我们知道这是一支新球队，而我们将见证它是否是一支有所进步的球队。 “我认为我们取得了巨大的进步，”格伦在今年春天表示，“我会回顾赛季结束后的情况，并对我自己进行评估。我想提高的地方，我想做的事情，以及我希望这支球队和组织前进的方向。” “但是，在我个人和球员之间，这不仅仅是我和球员们，我们希望达到一个对自己现状感到完全满意的地步，而我们知道这需要时间。随着训练营的开始，我们将看到这一点的实现。” 场上最大的变化是吉诺·史密斯（Geno Smith）回归担任球队四分卫。这位 2013 年的第二轮选秀球员在其他球队效力 10 年后回归。他将取代去年表现不佳的贾斯汀·菲尔兹（Justin Fields）。 只要保持健康，史密斯将成为喷气机队在六年内更换的第五位开赛日四分卫——此前包括菲尔兹、亚伦·罗杰斯（Aaron Rodgers）、乔·弗拉科（Joe Flacco）、扎克·威尔逊（Zach Wilson）和萨姆·达诺尔德（Sam Darnold）。 现年 35 岁的史密斯阅历丰富，比职业生涯之初在喷气机队担任两年的首发球员时更加成熟。格伦在今年春天对史密斯表达了极大的乐观。 “我感觉他就是那个能带领我们走向应许之地的人，”格伦在 3 月的联盟会议上说道。 球迷们则只要他能胜任即可。 该队的进攻在过去十年中一直糟糕透顶。但他们增加了天赋，并拥有由加勒特·威尔逊（Garrett Wilson）和布里斯·霍尔（Breece Hall）领衔的有趣的技术球员核心。这两位现在得到了阿多奈·米切尔（Adonai Mitchell）、奥马尔·库珀（Omar Cooper Jr.）、梅森·泰勒（Mason Taylor）和肯扬·萨迪克（Kenyon Sadiq）的补充。由截锋奥鲁·法沙努（Olu Fashanu）和阿曼德·门博（Armand Membou）率领的进攻线看起来是球队的强势之处。 在防守方面，改造同样剧烈。一个失球数最多且拦截数最少（创下 NFL 纪录的 0 次）的单位需要巨大的改变。格伦和穆基致力于在防守端增加资深球员的影响力，他们引入了线卫德马里奥·戴维斯（Demario Davis）、安全卫明卡·菲茨帕特里克（Minkah Fitzpatrick）和防守截锋大卫·奥尼耶马塔（David Onyemata），为该小组增加领导力。 虽然年长的一线老将将是防守的关键部分，但总选第 2 位的选秀球员大卫·贝利（David Bailey）将成为这个夏天的主要看点之一。喷气机队选择了他在……
8 月 14 日，周五，晚上 7 点 季前赛： C-布卡内尔对阵喷气机
8 月 20 日，周三， 晚上 7 点 季前赛：喷气机 对阵钢骨
8 月 28 日，周五， 晚上 7:30 季前赛： 巨人对阵喷气机
9 月 13 日，周日， 晚上 7:30 第一周： 喷气机对阵泰坦
Arvell Reese 在四月份的表现，以及那个决定，将在未来几年受到审视。这一切将从球队在训练营穿上护具并进行季前赛开始。
球员们在训练营中会获得大量关注，但毫无疑问，本赛季谁承受的压力最大。格伦（Glenn）曾是该队的明星球员，但在担任主教练的第一年表现糟糕。三月份，当被问到他多久思考一次如何扭转特许经营权的局面并结束 15 年的季后赛 drought（干涸期）时。
“每天，”格伦说。“有一些事情是我每天都会思考的。我每天都在思考球员。我思考——我真的、真的在思考，这不只是教练的场面话——我如何利用这份名单上的每一位球员来帮助我们获得成功？为了跨过那个坎，我必须确保做好哪些事情？因为我曾是其中的一部分，而世界上没有什么感觉比这更好的了：我们被压制了很多年，然后我们终于跨过了那个坎并开始前进。接着就是：我们如何在未来的几年里保持这种可持续性？我想留下一个传承，真的。当我离开时，我希望这支球队能够始终处于一个能够获胜的位置。”
➤喷气机队（Jets）将内线防守截锋（NT）T’Vondre Sweat 列入非足球伤病名单。接球手（WR）Tim Patrick 和边缘端（edge）Tyler Baron 被列入 PUP（伤后康复）名单。 brian.costello@nypost.com
很安静。非常安静。有时，这种程度的安静会令人不安。有时它会让你怀疑是否有什么不对劲，是否有什么缺失，或者出了什么错。不过，这种安静没关系。过去几年，喷气机队已经经历了足够的喧嚣。曾有亚伦·罗杰斯（Aaron Rodgers）带来的狂欢，那本身就是一个嘈杂的欢乐屋。出现过高调失败的新秀四分卫。经历过教练更换。出现过未达到预期的高顺位选秀球员。经历过失败，大量的、大量的失败，如此多的失败，如此多的无能，如此多的笨拙，而这一切都伴随着愤怒、恶意和狂怒的合唱。而现在……安静了。喷气机队将于本周开启训练营，他们将以尽可能最平静的方式进行。这不仅仅是因为他们今年被认为是一支烂队——而且请不要误会，事情确实看起来像是在往那个方向发展。7-10 的战绩似乎会被视为打破了某种玻璃天花板。但大多数球迷很久以前就接受了这一点。所以几乎没有怨恨。几乎没有敌意，紧张感也降低了。
在城市的另一端，巨人队（Giants）已经轰鸣了数月。他们聘请了星光熠熠的教练。他们拥有一个追求光鲜、聚光灯及其带来的一切的华丽四分卫。他们拥有一名跑卫，根据你当天的心情，他要么让你想畏缩，要么让你想挥拳庆祝。他们经历了一次高调的内部争议，并幸存下来讲述这段经历。他们是那个明星防守球员要求流放并被准予流放的球队。而他们也是这个纽约橄榄球赛季中如此多希望的寄托所在。巨人队被期待能够好于他们的预期，当然好于他们最近的过去。对于他们来说，7-10 的战绩绝不会被视为一种庆祝。他们吸干了这座城市和郊区所有的橄榄球能量。相对于城里的另一支球队，他们既是巨人队（Giants），也是巨人（giants）。留给喷气机队的几乎没有了。而且你知道吗？目前这样就很好。确实如此。喷气机队在过去几年学到了沉重的教训：成为这座城市关注的焦点并不总是
适用于 “绿军” (Gang Green)
尤其是在事情向糟糕方向发展时，情况并非人们想象的那样。大都会队可以提供一个有益的提醒，但喷气机队其实并不需要提醒。他们已经有十五年没有进入季后赛了。那样的情况所产生的嘈杂声，对任何人的耳朵来说都不是好受的。
因此，喷气机队将尝试在远离聚光灯的地方进行建设。他们由一名聪明的家伙——达伦·穆吉 (Darren Mougey) 管理。作为一名总经理，其职业记录为 3-14，但他的认可度依然达到了一个男人所能获得的高度。他的交易运作带来了多次首轮选秀权。他似乎有一个计划。他谈论建立一支橄榄球队的方式，就像那些在他之前完成过此举的人一样。他灌输并激发了信心。
这最终必须产生切实的成果。目前，最高管理层展现出的专业主义已足够。
这也适用于当下的四分卫。没有人期望吉诺·史密斯 (Geno Smith) 在他效力喷气机队的第二个任期内，今年能写出任何类似“灰姑娘”般的逆袭故事。门槛——这可能是橄榄球界最低的门槛——仅仅是比喷气机队去年所遭受的糟糕四分卫组合要好——该组合由贾斯汀·菲尔兹 (Justin Fields) 领衔，但不限于他。
如果本赛季会出现焦虑——或者对于人群中的乐观主义者来说，会出现意想不到的惊喜——那将围绕主教练展开。亚伦·格伦 (Aaron Glenn) 的新秀年，用最宽容的措辞来说，是“困难”的。很多事情对他来说进展不顺，其中最令人啼笑皆非的事实是，这位职业生涯拥有 41 次截球记录的三届职业碗角卫，所监督的防守线创下了一项永不会被打破的记录——17 场比赛，零次截球。
同样，没有人指望格伦能创造奇迹。只需要基本的胜任能力。需要有一个迹象表明喷气机队在那里安装了正确的人选。再次强调，这是一个极低、极低的门槛。
但是，这就是弗洛拉姆公园 (Florham Park) 在整个训练营、整个季前赛以及全部 17 场比赛中的大部分状态。让巨人队拿走所有的关注和大部分头条新闻。如果喷气机队真的在沉默的孤独中建立起一些实质性的东西，那将是一个成功的赛季。你会愿意接受这样的结果，对吧？ mvaccaro @nypost.com
纽约邮报，周日，2026年7月26日 nypost.com
值得关注的人员
随着巨人队在周三开启训练营，每位球员都会希望给新的教练组留下深刻印象。一些球员是既定的首发，另一些是确定的名单成员，还有几个人需要引起关注才能进入球队。
作者：保罗·舒瓦茨 (PAUL SCHWARTZ)
地点：西弗吉尼亚州，怀特萨尔弗斯普林斯，格林布赖尔 (The Greenbrier)。 开启时间：周二 门票：练习赛对公众免费，无需门票。仅限场外停车，在西弗吉尼亚州考德威尔的 Harts Run 停车场提供接驳车服务。
教练：布莱恩·肖滕海默 (Brian Schottenheimer) （第二年） 训练营地点：加利福尼亚州，奥克斯纳德 (Oxnard) 关键引进：在将边缘冲传手迈卡·帕森斯 (Micah Parsons) 交易至包装工队一年后，牛仔队从包装工队获得了边缘球员拉山·加里 (Rashan Gary)（7.5 次擒杀）。为了修复糟糕的传球防守，牛仔队的目标是三名安全卫——自由球员贾伦·汤普森 (Jalen Thompson) 和 P.J. 洛克 (P.J. Locke)，以及由于位置价值降低而令人震惊地掉到选秀第 11 位的新秀卡莱布·唐斯 (Caleb Downs) —— 以及角卫科比·杜兰特 (Cobie Durant)。牛仔队的第二个首轮选秀权是边缘球员马拉基·劳伦斯 (Malachi Lawrence)。 关键损失：防守前七人在缺乏 DT 奥萨·奥迪吉祖瓦 (Osa Odighizuwa)（49人队）和所罗门·托马斯 (Solomon Thomas)（泰坦队）、LB 洛根·威尔逊 (Logan Wilson) 和肯尼思·穆雷 (Kenneth Murray)，以及边缘球员贾德维昂·克劳尼 (Jadeveon Clowney) 和丹特·福勒 (Dante Fowler Jr.) 的情况下进行重组。特种
防守
教练：尼克·西里安尼 (Nick Sirianni)（第六年） 训练营地点：费城 关键新援：填补 A.J. Brown 留下的巨大空缺将由接球手委员会共同完成，包括 Dontayvion Wicks、Marquise “Hollywood” Brown、Elijah Moore 和新秀 Makai Lemon。边锋 Jonathan Greenard 在 2023-24 赛季期间累计砍下 24.5 次擒杀后，在经历了一个低迷年之后加盟。角卫 Riq Woolen 应该会在一份为期一年的“证明自己”合同中充满动力。突然变得拥挤的四分卫位置包括二号球员 Andy Dalton 和新秀 Cole Payton。 关键损失：Brown 强行转会至爱国者队，这应该会以牺牲他每年 1,000 码以上的成绩为代价，换来更和谐的更衣室氛围。老鹰队在试图留住租借交易边锋 Jaelan Phillips 时被黑豹队出价击败。超级碗冠军线卫 Nakobe Dean (突袭者队) 和安全卫 Reed Blankenship (休斯顿文本队) 作为首次自由球员选择了套现离开。边锋 Brandon Graham 将被欢迎回归，但他可能会采取罗杰·克莱门斯式的“半退休计划”。 值得关注的训练营故事线：Jalen Hurts 与老鹰队的结合总让人感觉有些脆弱。现在，Hurts 正在适应他 11 年来（追溯到大学时期）的第 10 位进攻协调员（首次担任协调员且属于 Kyle Shanahan 执教体系分支的 Sean Mannion）。在 Dalton 和现任的 Tanner McKee 之间，谁将赢得备份四分卫之职？NFL 最强的进攻线正在适应失去导师 Jeff Stoutland 后的生活，而 36 岁的明星右截锋 Lane Johnson 和左后卫 Landon Dickerson 似乎在走下坡路。防守截锋 Jalen Carter 正在寻求一份新的超级合同，且是一名“持球不报到”——或者是申请交易？——的候选人。
四分卫 (QB)：Jaxson Dart, Jameis Winston 接球手 (WR)：Malik Nabers, Malachi Fields 接球手 (WR)：Darius Slayton, Darnell Mooney 接球手 (WR)：Calvin Austin III, JuJu Smith-Schuster 跑卫 (RB)：Cam Skattebo, Tyrone Tracy Jr. 紧端锋 (TE)：Isaiah Likely, Theo Johnson 左截锋 (LT)：Andrew Thomas, J.C. Davis 左后卫 (LG)：Jon Runyan Jr., Aaron Stinnie 中锋 (C)：John Michael Schmitz, Lucas Patrick 右后卫 (RG)：Sisi Mauigoa, Daniel Faalele 右截锋 (RT)：Jermaine Eluemunor, Marcus Mbow
进攻端 (OFFENSE)
球队王牌 C.J. Goodwin 与 Wilson 一起退休。安全卫 Donovan Wilson 因次级防线变动而被挤出。 值得关注的训练营故事线：左截锋位置上，令人失望的前首轮秀 Tyler Guyton 与 Nate Thomas 之间展开竞争，而 Taylor Decker 则是潜在的自由球员解决方案。牛仔队拥有进攻端的连续性——包括 Guyton 在内的全部 11 位首发球员全部回归——但他们正在首次担任协调员的 Christian Parker 指导下学习一种新的 3-4 防守体系。接球手 George Pickens 在经历了一个全明星第一阵容赛季后，同意在特许标签下参赛，但如果他感到哪怕最轻微的受伤，这对他的努力程度意味着什么？四分卫 Dak Prescott 在与孩子的母亲订婚结束时经历了个人动荡。这会影响他的表现吗？
防守端 (DEFENSE)
防守线 (DL)：Shelby Harris, Chauncey Golston 鼻截锋 (NT)：DJ Reader, Leki Fotu 防守线 (DL)：Darius Alexander, Sam Roberts 外线卫 (OLB)：Brian Burns, Khalid Kareem 外线卫 (OLB)：Abdul Carter, Kayvon Thibodeaux 内线卫 (ILB)：Tremaine Edmunds, Micah McFadden 内线卫 (ILB)：Arvell Reese, Jack Kelly 角卫 (CB)：Paulson Adebo, Deonte Banks 角卫 (CB)：Greg Newsome II, Colton Hood 自由安全卫 (FS)：Jevon Holland, Elijah Campbell 强安全卫 (SS)：Tyler Nubin, Jason Pinnock 镍卫 (NB*)：Dru Phillips, Ar’Darius Washington
指挥官队 (COMMANDERS)
教练：丹·奎因 (Dan Quinn)（第三年） 训练营地点：弗吉尼亚州，阿什本 (Ashburn, Va.) 关键新援：重点在防守。 引入三名边缘卫——奥达费·奥威 (Odafe Oweh) 和 K’Lavon Chaisson，两人上赛季均有 7.5 次擒杀，以及查尔斯·奥梅尼胡 (Charles Omenihu)——此外还包括内线截锋 Leo Chenal、防守截锋 Tim Settle、角卫 Amik Robertson 和 S Nick Cross。新秀内线截锋 Sonny Styles 是奎因最看好的人。近端锋 Chig Okonkwo 和在美格拉斯队效力一年后回归的接球手 Dyami Brown 是进攻端最高价值的投入。 关键损失：2025 年的“全押”实验未能成功，因此 30 岁以上的接球手 Deebo Samuel、线卫 Bobby Wagner、边缘卫 Von Miller、角卫 Marshon Lattimore、近端锋 Zach Ertz 和跑卫 Austin Ekeler（均未签约）被清理。中锋 Tyler Biadasz 转会至充电队，尽管这被认为是即便重新选择依然会进行的 Oweh “交换”。跑卫 Chris Rodriguez Jr. 寻求在美格拉斯队获得更多接球机会。 值得关注的训练营剧情：大卫·布劳 (David Blough) 实现了从助理四分卫教练到进攻协调员的重大跨越，试图在 2024 年进攻年度最佳新秀四分卫 Jayden Daniels 经历伤病干扰的第二赛季后，帮他重回正轨。除了 Terry McLaurin，Daniels 顶级的进攻武器是谁？在 Brown、Luke McCaffrey、新秀 Antonio Williams、Jaylin Lane 和 Treylon Burks 之中，是否有一个真正的 2 号接球手？由 Jacory Croskey-Merritt、Rachaad White、Jerome Ford 和新秀 Kaytron Allen 组成的“委员会式”跑卫配置仍有较大提升空间。奎因需要施展魔力，让重新调整后的 3-4 防守阵型快速磨合。
K：Dominic Zvada, Ben Sauls P：Jordan Stout LS：Ben Mann
专项队员 (SPECIALISTS)
纽约邮报，星期日，2026 年 7 月 26 日 nypost.com
现在是向我们展示“6”之快感的时刻了。达特（Dart）已经给出了一些诱人的暗示，表明他能成为什么样的球员。他不再是个新兵了。哈博（Harbaugh）的任务将是帮助达特尝试实现像德雷克·梅（Drake Maye）上赛季那样类型的第二年飞跃，并与他的四分卫建立起像汤姆·考夫林（Tom Coughlin）与曼宁（Manning）那样持久的关系。哈博及其协作进攻智囊团已经向达特灌输：扮演“兰博”是有时间和地点的，不能总是通过用肩膀顶撞来争取额外的一码或一次首攻，从而冒着触怒“脑震荡警察”的风险。达特已经接受了这一点，你将不再听到他那句挑衅的“这不是足球（soccer）”。哈博没有与拉马尔·杰克逊（Lamar Jackson）赢得超级碗。但他确实与年轻的乔·弗拉科（Joe Flacco）赢得过一次。达特更像杰克逊而非弗拉科。但哈博需要将达特培养成一名更有效率、更高效的口袋四分卫，能够在中路管理比赛，从而兼顾两种可能性的最佳世界。
“我想成为一名赢得超级碗的四分卫，并与我的主教练建立那种关系，”达特在休赛期告诉《纽约邮报》。“我很兴奋能去追求这个目标，并与哈博教练一起促成这件事。”帕塞尔斯（Parcells）的四分卫戒律之一是：“我们需要战场指挥官，他们愿意在每一天、每一周、每一个赛季中战斗到底，并带领球队赢得一次又一次的胜利。”达特已经证明自己是一名战场指挥官。他狂热的竞争意识和无畏精神赢得了那些极度渴望希望的球迷的掌声。他想成为那个能搅动局面的核心。他痴迷于跻身精英之列，而这种热情在哈博看来是人类前所未见的。
达特（15 次达阵，5 次拦截，487 码冲球且 9 次达阵）在 2025. 年作为首发结束时的战绩为 4-8。他需要学习一套新系统。在马利克·内伯斯（Malik Nabers，膝盖手术）继续康复期间，他将面临更大的压力，需要让周围的所有人都变得更好。内伯斯如果能避开 PUP（身体不适）名单，可能会让他有机会在第 1 周对阵牛仔队的比赛中出场。哈博和总经理乔·舍恩（Joe Schoen）为他提供了强力拦截者 RG 希西·毛伊戈亚（Sisi Mauigoa），以及高大目标马基亚·菲尔兹（Malachi Fields）和以赛亚·莱克利（Isaiah Likely）等助力。
哈博喜欢谈论达特作为一名四分卫能够生活在不同的“世界”中。毛伊戈亚将帮助他生活在“霸权球（bully ball）”的世界里，为卡姆·斯卡特博（Cam Skattebo）等人开路。只要达特的深球有所提高，内伯斯将帮助他生活在动态且电光石火的世界中。此外还有达特的非平台（off-platform）和 RPO（跑-传选项）世界。约翰·马拉（John Mara）对丹尼尔·琼斯（Daniel Jones）在三任主教练手下经历的动荡感到遗憾。这位 1 亿美元的教练不会离开。达特拥有合适的主教练。现在正是这位“王子”向 1 亿美元的“国王”证明他确实拥有合适四分卫的时候了。steve.serby@nypost.com
作者：保罗·施瓦茨 (PAUL SCHWARTZ) 让我们从一开始就先把这件事说清楚：巨人队并不是要把整个橄榄球运作部门从新泽西州的东卢瑟福（East Rutherford, N.J.）搬到西弗吉尼亚州的白硫磺泉（White Sulphur Springs, W.Va.），原因并非新任主教练约翰·哈博对训练营的愿景是把队员们带到远离家乡的地方，以便在今年夏天潜心钻研并全力以赴。不，完全不是那样。
由于对球队设施进行持续的翻修和升级，巨人队在训练营开始时必须离开他们的大楼。此外，在 MetLife 体育场外搭建的庞大世界杯基础设施涵盖了巨人队综合体周边的区域，导致在物流上不可能在那里举行训练营。因此，巨人队将开启自 2012, 年以来的首次异地训练营，当时他们结束了在奥尔巴尼大学（University at Albany）近二十年的每月定居生活。所以，
这并非哈博在脑海中构思、旨在为其首次执教巨人队训练营定调的奇思妙想。这是一个出于必要而做出的决定，而哈博选择了接受它。没有什么比将球队带离基地 470 英里，前往一个可以用“荒郊野外”来形容的地方，更能快速进入工作状态的了。通常情况下，巨人队在训练营期间会将球员安置在球队综合体附近的酒店。诚然，日常行程是非常规律的。而这次将是一次更加封闭的体验，尽管入住自称“美国度假胜地”的格林布赖尔酒店（The Greenbrier）——一座坐落在阿勒格尼山脉中的国家历史地标——不能被解读为艰苦奋斗。在庄严的 11,000 英亩土地上设有足球设施，圣徒队、休斯顿德州人队和布朗队此前都曾在这里举行训练营。“我认为这是一个真正的机会，”哈博说道。“这将是一个让自己专注起来的机会。你知道，那是一个简单纯粹的地方。那种建立纽带的机会……球员们不会回家。他们晚上会在一起，诸如此类，一起共进晚餐。我认为这对我们来说是一个真正的加分项。我对此感到兴奋。”巨人队将在豪华的格林布赖尔酒店停留 11 天，哈博将在其中 10 天进行训练。
开启首个训练营
球队将于周二抵达，首次训练定于周三下午。随后将进行连续四天的训练，然后休息 1 天，接着是连续 6 天的训练。六个连续训练日是集体谈判协议中允许的最大限度。哈博（Harbaugh）以监管高强度训练营而闻名，巨人队将亲身体会到这一点。
“没有人比他更能压榨球员，但这样做是有目的的，”NFL Network 分析师、前进攻线球员布莱恩·鲍尔丁格（Brian Baldinger）告诉《纽约邮报》。“球员必须掌握某些技术、基础知识和专业见解，才能在 12 月成为真正优秀的球员。现在有一种全新的做事方式，它将从艰苦的努力和在场上度过的漫长时光开始。”
哈博是巨人队阵中最为瞩目且重要的新成员，他签下了一份 5 年、$100 million 的合同。这是在他在乌鸦队担任 18 年主教练被解雇后，球队对其进行热切追求的结果。
关于哈博作为联盟顶级教练之一的地位无需质疑。巨人队在过去两年中总战绩为 7-27，对于一支已经跌至谷底的球队来说，唯一的出路就是向上攀升，这也导致布莱恩·达博尔（Brian Daboll）在 2025 赛季仅 10 场比赛后被解雇。
有太多的工作需要完成。新进攻协调员马特·纳吉（Matt Nagy）和四分卫教练布莱恩·卡拉汉（Brian Callahan）——两人均曾任 NFL 主教练——将负责监督贾克逊·达特（Jaxson Dart）的持续发展，后者刚刚度过了一个充满希望的新秀赛季。达特有很多新的接球目标——老将达内尔·穆尼（Darnell Mooney）、卡尔文·奥斯汀（Calvin Austin）、奥德尔·贝克汉姆（Odell Beckham Jr.）、朱朱·史密斯-舒斯特（JuJu Smith-Schuster）、布莱克斯顿·贝里奥斯（Braxton Berrios）以及新秀马拉凯·菲尔兹（Malachi Fields）——并且欢迎他的好友、跑卫卡姆·斯卡特博（Cam Skattebo）回归，后者的新秀年因踝关节脱位在 8 场比赛后提前结束。宽接球手马利克·纳伯斯（Malik Nabers）能否在训练营期间登场仍有待观察，他在去年 10 月下旬接受右膝 ACL 手术及随后的清理手术后恢复缓慢。他没有被列入 PUP（体力不足）名单是一个极其积极的进展。
在防守端，新协调员丹纳德·威尔逊（Dennard Wilson）有多个部件需要整合，并且必须面对因合同僵局而被交易至孟加拉虎队的内锋德克斯特·劳伦斯（Dexter Lawrence）离队的问题。对于回归的球员来说，在全新的教练组和陌生的环境进行训练营，没有什么可以依赖的。
“我认为这对我们来说会很棒，伙计，”外线卫布莱恩·伯恩斯（Brian Burns）说道，他刚刚经历了一个职业生涯最佳的 16.5 次擒杀赛季。“能够建立纽带，并且拥有——这听起来很奇怪——彼此独处的时光，这真的会很有帮助。我们可以从更深层次上了解彼此。”
约翰·哈博时代已经到来。“如果你热爱足球，你就会热爱训练营，”教练说。“我热爱每天醒来就开始接触足球，全天都在做足球相关的事，然后睡觉，醒来后再重复。对于教练来说，这是最有趣的事情。球员们可能不同意，但教练们同意。” paul.schwartz@nypost.com
7, 1, 1:30 p.m. Open practice 5-7, 1:30 p.m. Open practice Sat., Aug. 15, 1 p.m. Preseason: Vikings at Giants Sat., Aug. 22, 4 p.m. Preseason: Giants at Dolphins Fri., Aug. 28, 7:30 p.m. Preseason: Giants at Jets Sun., Sept.. 13, 8:20 p.m. Week 1: Cowboys at Giants
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如果体育界能变得更聪明点， 那该多好？
请原谅我的自私， 但我需要更新我的愿望清单： 我希望在豪威·罗斯 (Howie Rose) 的最后一个赛季，大都会队能给他更多机会去“将其载入史册”。 我希望现场观看棒球的球迷们，在客队投手为了让跑者保持距离而传球给一垒时，能停止嘘声。 我希望基思·赫尔南德兹 (Keith Hernandez) 有一天能转向加里·科恩 (Gary Cohen)，并礼貌地告诉他“闭嘴”。 我希望哪怕只有 1 场 NFL 的赛前节目是真正值得观看的。 我希望圣约翰大学的篮球迷们能清醒过来，意识到他们究竟在支持谁，以及原因何在。 我希望道克·艾姆里克 (Doc Emrick) 没有退休。 我希望那些声称崇拜文·斯卡利 (Vin Scully) 的现场解说员也能尝试效仿他。 我希望既然吉米·多兰 (Jimmy Dolan) 选择了与他的其中一支球队合影——时机就是一切！——他能收起他的小气，举办一场真正的马夫·阿尔伯特之夜 (Marv Albert Night)，悬挂横幅于顶棚，以此致敬他作为深受喜爱的“纽约体育之声”的 55 年职业生涯。他已经 85 岁了。 我希望戴夫·波特诺伊 (Dave Portnoy) 能意识到他是一个自我中心且权力欲极强的疯子。媒体也是如此，正如波特诺伊在下注巨额赌金输掉后对裁判的抱怨一样。 我希望上周被 ESPN 裁掉的所有员工，都能避免观看 ESPN 在芝加哥报道的 WNBA 全明星赛，在那场报道中，四名 ESPN 女性员工坐在演播室里预览那个该死的 3 分球投篮大赛！ 我希望我知道卡洛斯·贝尔特兰 (Carlos Beltran) 身上有什么样的天才之处，让他成为一个潜在的大都会队主教练合适人选。 我希望福克斯电视台的 No. 1 人物加斯·约翰逊 (Gus Johnson) 能对体育多了解一些。
我带着一丝苦笑在 上周的《纽约邮报》上 读到，数以万计的可 回收物品被 MTA 工 人丢弃在了垃圾填 埋场中。 有一天晚上我在洋基 体育场，准备将一个 包装纸扔进一个有两个 入口的垃圾桶里。一个 写着“可回收物品”， 另一个写着“纸类”。 当我将包装纸放入 “纸类” 开口 之后， 我向桶内深处看去，发现
同等时间
真是太荣幸了：尼克斯队老板詹姆斯·多兰终于在过去一个赛季与他的球队一起庆祝了冠军。现在，他应该欢迎前解说员马夫·阿尔伯特回归，并向他以及花园球馆致敬，菲尔·穆什尼克 (Phil Mushnick) 写道。 Jason Szenes; Getty Images
所有垃圾都被塞进了一个 巨大的垃圾袋里。
➤ The Old Sandwich Play（旧三明治戏法）： 上周我写了两个关于姓氏为“White”（白）可能导致完全出乎意料，甚至——如果一个人有幽默感的话——导致滑稽的种族问题的故事。 读者伦·拉马瑙斯卡斯（Lenn Ramanauskas）也有自己的故事：他
曾执教一群 8 岁的小学棒球新手，并且在比赛后期大比分领先，因此他不想太刻意地羞辱对方。 在二垒上的孩子名叫 名叫 Phil DeMeo。 接下来的击球手击出安打，于是拉马瑙斯卡斯对着三垒教练大喊： “Hold DeMeo! (留住 DeMeo！)” 在场的人以为他点了一份英雄三明治——要外送到家！
➤ 跑卫 Le’Veon Bell 在 2019 年由当时的喷气机队总经理 Mike Maccagnan 签下，此前他在钢人们队证明了自己是一个稳定的败类和大嘴巴。不久后被雇佣来接替被解雇的 Maccagnan 的 Joe Douglas，随后发表了空洞的声明，称喷气机队将集中精力获取“高品质人格的球员”。 上周，这位来自密歇根州立大学、作为 NFL 职业球员赚了 $50 million 的男人，被
他被指派去电话联系的人。如果他知道自己在尖叫什么，他可能会少叫一点。 我希望洋基队总裁兰迪·莱文（Randy Levine）——那个“想到输掉棒球赛就让我反胃”的人——能坐下来看一场洋基队的比赛，却发现哪里都找不到转播信号，
无论这需要多花额外的钱。 我希望他的对冲基金因为经营不正当业务而被处以 $1.8 billion 罚款这件事，足以让史蒂夫·科恩（Steve Cohen）失去拥有 Mets 队以及附近一家“基于信任贸易”赌场的资格。但在罗伯·曼弗雷德（Rob Manfred）软弱的监管下，这没发生。 我希望 NFL 的电视转播导演被强迫将他们的家人安置在那些醉酒且混乱的人群中，而这些人正是他们选择将其聚焦为值得我们关注的对象。 我希望罗杰·古德尔（Roger Goodell）的 NFL 能像对待“手触面部”的判罚那样，严厉打击那些殴打女性的人。 我希望我们的体育专员能真正代表公众的最佳利益，而不是球队老板的最佳财务利益，而现实情况正在恶化。 我希望我们可以调到洋基队的广播频道，而不需要在听到后后悔。 “本次投球由 Pluck ’n Flick 赞助，它是纽约洋基队广播网络的官方鼻毛修剪器。” 我希望 NBC 制作的奥运会不要包含 Snoop Dogg，或者至少列出他多次被捕的记录，并注明他过去与 Crips 帮派的关系。 I wish replay rules were used only as intended, not to inspect, at great delay, tiny, at most, evidence that still may get it wrong. 我希望 ESPN 能把这一切全部撕掉重新开始，去掉职业摔角和那些乱猜的赛车赌徒。 我希望体育媒体不要如此不愿报道真相。最糟糕能发生什么？
因为未能支付 $50,000 的子女抚养费而被捕。Bell 与六个不同的女人育有七个孩子，在 2025 年 3 月的一起家暴案件中，民事法院命令他支付 $25 million。 但显然他已经破产了。 我想他的孩子们将成为国家监护人照顾的对象。 这大概就是罗杰·古德尔（Roger Goodell）那个巨大的端区显示屏信息的含义，上面写着：“我们需要所有人参与 (It takes all of us)。”
最糟糕的 老师
读者 Tom Liquori 发来了一段视频剪辑，一名约 13 岁的组织联赛垒球运动员在一次失误进攻中得分。她先是在一垒停下嘲讽野手，然后在得分后站起来嘲讽捕手。她一定是 Rob Manfred 的 MLB 网络的忠实粉丝，那个网络经常奖励那些通过“甩棒”来展现其极度傲慢行为的球员。我们博学的投球专家 Jim Curnal 引用运动医学统计数据称，接受 Tommy John 手术的运动员中有 57% 是青少年——其中许多人被教导尝试将球投穿水泥墙，并练习使用超重棒球。
对于 Mets 球迷来说，是一个接一个的失望。Ed Charles（大概是以“滑翔机”命名的）上周在萨拉托加赛跑，获得第四名。前尼克斯队训练师 Mike Saunders——在多疑的 James Dolan 接管后不久被解雇，因为 Saunders 在球员、媒体和球迷中受欢迎得令人起疑——目前住在佛罗里达州，仍在从事物理治疗。我很喜欢籍籍无名的新西兰老将 Ryan Fox，39 岁，赢得了英国公开赛。此人打球速度快，从而减少了美国电视解说员的唠叨，反正他们对他几乎一无所知。尽管 NBC 的英国公开赛解说员和一名 R&A 高管表示皇家比尔克代尔球场的状态非常好——电视节目的人什么时候报道过反面情况？——但该链路球场看起来被晒得极其糟糕，以至于球道上的球在平坦的浅棕色地貌中消失了。唯一的绿色只出现在果岭上。
我撞到了 Brogan，一个大约 26 岁的高个子，英语说得很少。我问他是否为圣约翰大学打球。他说：“我觉(tink)得，是。我觉(tink)得这是真的。”我问他主修什么专业。他耸耸肩，好像不明白。等不及想看明星球员拥抱者 Erin Andrews 在 Fox 的 NFL 开幕战中穿什么了。MushnickPhilip@gmail.com
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到绝望 索托受伤 —— 小腿拉伤 可能缺阵一个月 —— 为 大都会队死气沉沉的赛季 带来致命一击
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作者：Zach Braziller
噩梦在继续。这个本就残酷的大都会赛季继续创下新低。在7月下旬已经处于赛季最低点——低于500胜率 18 场比赛的情况下，大都会队在周六得知，他们将失去超级球星外野手胡安·索托 (Juan Soto) 至少一个月。索托因左小腿酸痛，在周五晚上跑垒时加重了伤势，随后被列入伤病名单。这次的小腿拉伤比他在4月份导致缺阵近三周的右小腿拉伤更为严重。MRI 检查显示这是 2 级拉伤，通常需要至少一个月的时间来痊愈。
“这不是我们所希望的结果，”代理经理安迪·格林 (Andy Green) 在大都会队在Citi Field球场以 4-3 负于道奇队之前说道。“他是一个我们希望出现在场上的球员，一个热爱竞争的球员。现在我们将一段时间内失去他。”
“我们现在有更多的人在查看 MRI。现在定义一个准确的时间线有点太快且过于冒昧。在我们的组织中，我们会咨询专家，不仅是内部的，而且是全球范围内处理此类问题的专家。所以我们会让更多人查看，更好地掌握需要多长时间。”
格林表示，这次受伤的严重程度介于索托之前的小腿拉伤与弗朗西斯科·林多尔 (Francisco Lindor) 遭受的伤势之间，后者让他缺阵了九周。当被问及索托是否有可能在本赛季不再为大都会队比赛时，格林回答道：“在目前这个时间点，我不会将其归类为那样。”
如果大都会队只是在勉强维持赛季，那么索托在9月中旬回归可能没有意义。这将是球队在以后根据索托的恢复情况决定的事情。
“我们都意识到他对我们的长期重要性，我们会适当将此考虑在内，”这位经理说。“对于健康的棒球运动员来说，回到场上打球也是好事。到时候我们会平衡好这一点。”
[[IMG_XXXX]] 九月见？胡安·索托在6月从休息区观看大都会队对阵 Cubs 的比赛，在这个被浪费的赛季里，由于预计将缺席接下来的一个月，他不得不习惯这种视角。Robert Sabo
在周五的比赛前，格林表示，在周三输给酿酒人队的比赛中缺阵后，他认为索托几乎准备好回归外野了。但在波·比谢特 (Bo Bichette) 的双杀地滚球跑向二垒时，他感觉到了左小腿的不适。自下半赛季恢复以来，索托一直在应对小腿问题。
“像他这样的人想要留在棒球场上，他想要比赛。这种对留在场上的渴望，正是他在所从事的事情上如此特别的原因，”格林说。“所以这最后一周我们给了他击球机会，在我们认为合适的时候给了他休息，但昨天他还是没能克服困难。考虑到我们目前的处境，我们是否可以通过回顾并采取更快速的行动？是的。但我不知道这最终是否能改变我们现在的局面。”
作为大都会队唯一的全明星球员，索托是这支垫底球队本赛季少数的亮点之一。在 84 场比赛中，他的打击率为 .293，有 21 支本垒打和 52 次打点，OPS 为 .947。尽管一切都进展得糟糕透顶，但索托与年轻球员诺兰·麦克莱恩 (Nolan McLean)、克里斯蒂安·斯科特 (Christian Scott)、卡森·本格 (Carson Benge)、A.J. 尤因 (A.J. Ewing) 和扎克·桑顿 (Zac Thornton) 一起，成为了球迷继续关注球队的原因。
对于大都会队来说，这真是糟糕的一年，他们正朝着输掉 95 场比赛的节奏前进 —— 这是他们自 2003 赛季以来失利最多的一次。伤病和表现不佳一直如影随形。
27 岁的索托在他九年的职业生涯中一直极其耐操，但很有可能他本赛季将缺席职业生涯中最多的场次。他之前的最高记录是在 COVID-19 缩短赛程的 2020 赛季缺席 13 场。
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ets 棒球总裁 David Stearns 忙于撤销他已经做过的事情，而这绝非易事。 他没时间打电话，但我在这儿提供帮助。 MLB 薪资总额排名第二（$380 百万美元）的难堪局面，加上在周六晚上 4-3 负于道奇队后，其纪录仅比 MLB 最差球队好两场，再加上新秀表现不稳定以及可用自由球员名单异常匮乏，这些因素使得球队难以快速恢复竞争力。如果他们想在下个赛季前实现这一目标（假设还会有下一个赛季的话），他们在决策上可能必须达到近 1.000 的成功率。 Mets 所有人 Steve Cohen 在我们《纽约邮报》的播客节目“The Show”中告诉我们，他很“担心”，而我明白原因。Stearns 是个聪明人，但他需要重新思考一些事情。 以下是我们为 Mets 开启康复之路制定的 10 点计划。 1. 不要仅仅因为球员寻求超过 3 年的合同就将他们排除在外。正如我们现在多次看到的，短约也可能是一笔糟糕的交易。事实上，Mets 最好的合同可能是仅有的两份超过 3 年的合同，即 Juan Soto 和 Francisco Lindor 的合同（尽管不幸的是，Soto 再次进入了伤病名单）。
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又一次小腿受伤，而且显然这并不是林多的最佳时刻）。 2. 不要现在交易林多，因为他的价值处于职业生涯低点。史蒂夫·科恩深知低价抛售的教训，所以我怀疑我是否需要花太多时间解释这个概念。此外，你如何替代一名 30-30 的游击手？除非进行一次荒唐的交易，用顶级年轻球员换取扎克·内托或 C.J. 阿布拉姆斯，否则林多是不可替代的。 即将成为自由球员的游击手有 J.P. 克劳福德、金海圣和豪尔赫·马特奥。他们无法替代。 3. 交易卢克·韦弗。是的，韦弗很出色，而且是的，韦弗已经签下了明年的合同。但他可能是他们能获得最高回报的球员（假设他们不交易弗朗西斯科·阿尔瓦雷斯；下文详述）。每支有竞争力的球队都在寻求牛棚帮助，假设教士队的超级明星终结者梅森·米勒留在原队， 韦弗可能是市场上最顶尖的救援投手。但与大多数救援投手一样，他明年可能不再那么出色。无论如何，对于一支有竞争力的球队来说，他的价值是双倍的。 4. 交易胡亚斯卡·布拉索班。见上文。并且记住他 36 岁了，而且之前从未有过这样一个赛季。 5. 交易弗朗西斯科·阿尔瓦雷斯。是的，作为一名捕手，他是一名出色的击球手。但他并不是迈克·皮亚扎。他的职业生涯 OPS+ 是 106。但也许大都会队能说服某些人，他的巅峰期还在后面。在交易时，不要提到他在防守端在走下坡路。这里有一份来自球探的快速评估：“注意力不集中。漏球，暴投。他能传球，但表现不稳定。”如果可能的话，我会选择路易斯·托伦斯——一名出色的防守者，并为阿尔瓦雷斯在地图上寻找另一个去处。 6. 当然，交易即将成为自由球员的弗雷迪·佩拉尔塔、克莱·霍姆斯（假设他们无法以合理价格续签他，比如 3 年 $60M）、A.J. 明特和布鲁克斯·雷利。这些人都不会带来丰厚的回报，但佩拉尔塔的价格很合适（还剩 $3M），且在有称职防守支持的情况下，他会表现更好。 7. 优先考虑可靠性。 仅凭力量威胁，皮特·阿隆索的价值就应该被评估得更高，但他的出勤率和态度也需要被考虑。他在前往春训的路上发生了车辆翻滚事故，但毫发无伤地走出来了。这个人是不可摧毁的，应该被视为不可或缺的。 与此同时，历史上就很容易受伤的豪尔赫·波兰科和路易斯·罗伯特 the Younger 不值得冒险。 罗伯特的受伤实际上让大都会队能够召回 A.J. 尤因，他是一个惊喜，现在已成为球队小型核心的一部分。但我理解为什么尤因目前在中场被取代。大都会队正努力交易罗伯特，而且由于右打击手需求量大——洋基队、红袜队、费城人队、勇士队、道奇队和水手队都需要一名——他们或许能成功。 8. 不要害怕与洋基队进行交易。适合洋基队的潜在人选包括前洋基球员韦弗和霍姆斯，以及托伦斯和罗伯特（他们去年冬天尝试争取罗伯特，但不想承担整个合同）。别忘了，大都会队最近所有最成功的举措都涉及来自布朗克斯区的球员/人员：除了韦弗和霍姆斯，还有索托、路易斯·塞维里诺，甚至包括不该被责备的卡洛斯·门多萨。所以，请继续接纳那些在纽约经受过战斗洗礼的人。
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pass-fail(ed) system
By DAVID SPECTOR
City public schools held back just 0.4% of students in grades 3 through 8 last year, although over 40% flunked standardized reading and math tests. Around 3% of students in those grades did not meet the require- ments to advance, but most of them were promoted anyway, ac- cording to the city Department of Education. “This is educational malprac- tice,” Jean Hahn, vice president of Parent Leaders for Accelerated Curriculum Education, a pro- merit advocacy organization, told The Post. The number of students held back in city schools has fallen dra- matically since Chancellor’s Reg- ulation A-501 was implemented in 2014. Then-Mayor Bill de Blasio al- lowed schools to use “holistic” cri- teria outside of standardized tests — including report card grades and other examples of academic performance — to determine math
The Democratic Social- ists of America are plotting a radical takeover of NYC public schools, with com- rades admitting they want to mold a new generation of baby Bolsheviks, The Post has learned. Maureen Fadem — yet
prize, officials announced. No
players had all five white balls, but
13 tickets matched four of them
and the gold Mega Ball to win
$20,000 to $40,000.
California led the pack with five
third-tier winners, followed by
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gia, South Carolina, Idaho and
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Mega Millions has gone 37 con-
secutive drawings without a jack-
and language proficiency. “Course grades are designed to reflect students’ demonstrated mastery of those standards — not simply attendance, behavior, or time spent in class — and students must meet course expectations to earn credit,” a DOE spokesperson told The Post. In 2010, when 990,000 students were enrolled in city schools,
another nutty professor working for a CUNY school — called for kids to be edu- cated in a “democratic so- cialist frame” and to be taught the godfathers of communism, Karl Marx and Friedrich Engels, despite their writing inspiring
some of the most murder- ous dictators in history, from Stalin to Mao. “Overhaul the curriculum in a class consciousness frame. . . . The curriculum as a whole needs to be rel- ooked at, revisioned and reframed,” the CUNY
pot winner. The last one was The Happy Trails Trust, which took $60 million in Van Wert, Ohio, on March 17, a week after an anonymous online player in Illinois got $536 million. They are the only times the grand prize has been won this year. The chances of winning the
1.15% of students were left back. From 2021 to 2025, city schools held back 0.3% of fifth- through eighth-graders, according to a DOE spokesperson. A little over half of city students managed to pass standardized math and reading tests in 2025, de- spite the city spending $36,293 per pupil. The practice of passing along
Kingsborough Community College professor said. Former Community Edu- cation Council 2 President Maud Maron warned that parents should beware the power-hungry radicals. “Childless apparatchiks seeking access to other
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students to the following grade re-
gardless of performance is re-
ferred to as “social promotion”
and has been a thorn in the side of
education advocates for decades.
Forty-three percent of the city’s
current 912,000 public students
attend failing schools, according
to a July report from the Success
Academy Charter Schools net-
work.
Fewer than half of students in
906 public schools are passing
standardized tests in reading or
math, the report found.
A third of the schools have been
listed as failures for decades and
some have been on city “account-
ability” lists since 2012.
“The DOE must do a better job
communicating to families and
students when they are not at
grade level and stopping auto-
matic promotion,” Manhattan In-
stitute Fellow Danyela Egorov told
The Post.
“This policy does not work and
leads students to struggle with ba-
sic math and reading classes in
college.”
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people’s children in order to convert them to their be- liefs is the definition of grooming,” Maron told The Post. The DSA educators vowed to “leverage” their ties to socialist Mayor Mam- dani to get their agenda through. David Spector
By RICH CALDER
Families of 9/11 victims are de- manding Mayor Mamdani be banned from the 25th anniver- sary of the attacks at Ground Zero, branding him an apologist for Islamic terror whose pres- ence would be an insult to the memories of nearly 3,000 people murdered. “Our objection is based on his public record — his failure to meaningfully acknowledge the horror of that day, and his em- ployment of, support for, or asso- ciation with individuals who have minimized 9/11, defended terror- ists or even suggested America ‘deserved’ the attacks,” said Gio- vanni Galante, whose 29-year-old wife Grace Catherine Galante was among 2,977 innocents killed by al-Qaeda terrorists. Galante, 55, is one of the orga- nizers of a petition drive that has collected 3,515 signatures in a lit- tle over a week, most from vic- tims’ family members.
“This day is sacred to us,” said the Brooklyn-born real estate agent who now lives in Florida. “It is not political, and it is not a platform for those connected to such views. His presence would be deeply hurtful and inappropri- ate — like an unwelcome guest at a deeply personal ceremony.” Galante and other petition or- ganizers hope to gather enough signatures to convince local law- makers and the ceremony’s orga- nizers, the nonprofit 9/11 Memo- rial & Museum, to keep Mam- dani away from the silver-anni- versary ceremony planned for the former Twin Towers site in Lower Manhattan. The petition posted on Change.org cites an array of con- cerns about Mamdani, who is the city’s first Muslim mayor and has promoted his religion since taking office in January. The concerns include: n Mamdani’s refusal to con- demn the “globalize the intifada” rallying cry for violence against Jewish people. n His appointment of Ramzi Kassem as the city’s chief coun- sel. Kassem has defended Ahmed al-Darbi — an al-Qaeda terrorist who pleaded guilty in a 2002 plot to bomb a French oil tanker — and Mahmoud Khalil, the radical lead organizer of the 2024 anti- Israel tentifada at Columbia Uni- versity. n The mayor’s endorsement of fellow Democratic Socialist of America member Aber Kawas
for a state Senate seat — despite her once describing 9/11 as a ter- ror attack that “a couple of peo- ple did.” n Mamdani’s dad, Mahmood Mamdani, a chaired professor of African history and colonialism at Columbia University, has ex- pressed sympathy for suicide bombers.
align with the intention of the ceremony and the expectations of the families most directly affected by the tragedy,” the petition says. “The 25th anniversary should re- main centered on remembrance, unity, and an unambiguous rejec- tion of the violence and extrem- ism that defined that day.” Organizer Cheri Sparacio, whose husband Thomas was killed on 9/11, quipped there are “so many other examples” why it would be “disrespectful” for Mamdani to attend the ceremony that “we couldn’t fit them on the list.” They include Mamdani’s
longtime association with vile left-wing influencer Hasan Piker, who once said “America de- served” the Sept. 11, 2001, terror attacks, and Mamdani’s outland- ish claim that he and other fel- low Muslims were also victims of 9/11 because it supposedly triggered a horrible wave of “Is- lamophobia,” added Sparacio, of Staten Island. Monica Iken-Murphy, whose husband Michael Iken was killed on 9/11 and was a leading advo- cate in the creation of 9/11 Me- morial & Museum, said she signed the petition but insisted
it’s not about Mamdani’s politics. “I don’t want families to feel un- comfortable,” said Iken-Murphy, also a founding trustee on the 9/11 Memorial & Museum’s board. Mamdani spokesperson Jeremy Edwards said the mayor still plans to attend the ceremony and “will proudly honor the families, survivors and first responders forever impacted by these devas- tating attacks by standing along- side them at this year’s 9/11 Com- memoration, reaffirming that we will never forget the solemn day felt by all of us who call this city home.”
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Austin Franco Wouldn’t work for a Jew.
fine with my Jew spew: teen
The disgraced Cornell Uni- versity student who went viral for declining an interview with an NYC startup because he said he didn’t want to be “working for a Jew,” claims he’s returning the upstate Ivy league campus in the fall. Austin Franco, 19, the rising junior who delivered the mes- sage to VrfID’s Jewish co- founders Gabe and Aiden Ein- horn via job board site Hand- shake in June, told conservative nonprofit Accuracy in Media that he hardly got a slap on the wrist from Cornell. “As of now, they said there’s not anything going on on their back end. I think it’s because I didn’t say anything that could be classified as hateful,” Franco unknowingly confided to an “undercover investigator” for the organization, who lured him to a meet-up pretending to be a fellow antisemite. He said that the school reached out to him after the controversy, but no action has been taken against him. A spokesperson for Cornell referred The Post to the school’s previous statement, but declined to comment on Franco’s claim that he is re- turning to campus. “This incident has been re- ferred to the Cornell Office of Civil Rights for investigation under university policy,” the Cornell spokeswoman said. “Cornell condemns antisemi- tism and all forms of hatred.” Cornell’s lackluster response has sparked outrage among Jewish students and leaders. Rabbi Marc Schneier, presi- dent of the Foundation for Eth- nic Understanding, told The Post this reflects how alarm- ingly “normalized” antisemi- tism has become. Sonya Gugliara
By Tina Moore, Jennifer Bain, Sonya Gugliara and Marie Pohl
The Jewish man stabbed by a maniac repeatedly yelling “Allahu Akbar!” on the Upper West Side recently moved from the city to Florida, reportedly in part be- cause of Mayor Mamdani’s anti- Israel stance and lackluster han- dling of rampant antisemitism in the Big Apple. Moshe Yezhak Grunhaus, 50, who was stabbed in the chest with a screwdriver allegedly by Raul Morales on Thursday when he walked out of a synagogue at Am- sterdam Avenue and West 86th Street, recently ditched the Big Apple for Surfside, near Miami. He was back in Gotham for a few days this week to clean out his apartment, a source said. At least part of his decision to say goodbye to the city for good was over frustrations with Mam- dani, a source told JNS. Neighbors on Saturday told The Post they understood why Grunhaus, who is religious and a passionate supporter of the Jew- ish state, would leave the city.
“It makes sense, honestly,” a neighbor who wished to remain anonymous told The Post on Sat- urday. “I mean, given the hatred that is being spoken by our mayor . . . towards the Jewish community, he’s not welcoming. He’s not encouraging people to be proud of their Judaism here, and it’s very obvious.” The neighbor continued: “I mean, we all know what he was screaming when he attacked those people. He said, ‘Allahu Ak- bar.’ So, like, are you kidding me?” Added another: “I think the mayor is definitely aggravating the negative side of it. He’s saying things that he doesn’t have the au- thority to say. Like he wants to ar- rest the prime minister of Israel. People who wear kippahs defi- nitely have to be more cautious.”
The madman who screamed “Allahu Akbar!” while stabbing an Asian and Jewish man in sepa- rate harrowing hate at- tacks on the Upper West Side was a reader of Karl Marx, with police finding one of the communist au- thor’s books inside his apartment.
NYC’s unsafe
space: NYPD and
security are posted
at an entrance to
Temple B’Nai
Jeshurun (above
and right) after two
stabbing attacks
allegedly by Raul
Morales (left) on
Thursday.
Grunhaus’ recent Facebook posts focus on rampant antisemi- tism in Gotham, often tagging Mamdani while reposting peo- ple’s stories of the anti-Jewish- hatred they’ve experienced. “I hope your kids die,” a June 28 repost from the Israeli Consulate read, telling the story of a Jewish man who was confronted by a stranger in New York. “That’s what a stranger said to Rami Feinstein and his family in broad daylight in New York. Not online.
Raul Morales, 51, who’s been hit with attempted- murder and hate crime charges and faces up to 40 years in prison, was ar- rested Thursday in the vi- olent rampage. Investigators later probed his apartment on Amsterdam Avenue, dis- covering writings of Marx,
Not anonymously. In the middle of a New York street. This is what antisemitism looks like when ha- tred becomes acceptable, nor- malized and ignored.” On Friday, Jewish leaders urged Mamdani to stop “fanning the flames” of hate in NYC, and ripped him his formulaic response. On Saturday the socialist mayor told The Post at an unrelated event in The Bronx: “There’s no tolerance for bigotry, and we know that while Jewish New Yorkers
widely considered the fa- ther of communism, in his bedroom, according to in- formation at Morales’ Fri- day night arraignment that was obtained by The Post. The document doesn’t specify which of Marx’s works detectives found, but the 19th century Ger- man philosopher wrote
several lefty bibles includ- ing “The Communist Manifesto,” co-written with Friedrich Engels, and “Das Kapital,” which tears into capitalism. The NYPD did not re- spond to The Post’s in- quiry into which book they found. Morales first stabbed an
constitute a minority in this city, they continue to comprise a ma- jority of the victims of all hate crimes across the five boroughs— and that is unacceptable. “It is work that we must do to uproot antisemitism out of the five boroughs, and that includes by making it clear that there’s no tolerance for it, and that this is a city that will not only look to keep Jewish New Yorkers safe, we also look to celebrate and cherish Jewish New Yorkers.”
Asian man named Chok Sung, 57, at around 1:30 p.m. Thursday, authorities allege. He then charged at Moshe Yezhak Grunhaus, 50, and stabbed him in the chest with a screwdriver, cops said. Both victims are in stable condition. Sonya Gugliara
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GET A (COURT)ROOM! Nathaniel Cullerton, 45, and Kelsey Borenzweig, 29,were caught by reported TikTok “antagonist” Jay Guapõ (below).
Jay Guapõ
By Ella Morrison
The two rumored Big Apple lawyers caught on camera sucking face in Central Park have been identified as colleagues who work in the same department at a high profile Manhattan law firm. Nathaniel D. Cullerton, 45, was caught in a heated smoochfest with much younger Kelsey Bor- enzweig, 29, by TikTok user Jay Guapõ who posted the now-viral video Thursday. The legal duo, who both work for the prestigious Manhattan firm Wachtell, Lipton, Rosen & Katz, were candooling on a Cen- tral Park bench as the camera- wielding TikToker interrupts them by hollering, “Get a room. There’s kids around.” Eagle-eyed viewers were quick to iden- tify the loved-up pair in the comments sec- tion, with many com- paring it to the Cold- play concert cheating scandal last year. The Post was able to confirm the identi- ties of the lawyers by comparing the viral TikTok video to their headshots on the law-firm website.
According to the site, the lip-locking legal eagles both work in the firm’s lit- igation department — but it appears Cullerton is in a much higher position of power than his younger colleague. Cullerton is listed a partner at the firm, while Borenzweig works as an associate, according to their site profiles. In the viral video, the two high- profile lawyers — both who worked on the legal team defend-
ing OpenAI and Sam Altman against Elon Musk’s $150 billion lawsuit this year — look up in em- barrassment and shield them- selves from the camera after Guapõ approaches them.
“If you touch me I’ll have to touch you,” snaps the TikToker, who reportedly has a history of posting antagonizing content. The lovefest took place in Cen- tral Park, just steps from Central Park West and West 63rd Street. The video of the passionate makeout session has amassed more than 2 million views on Tik-
Tok since it was posted Thursday. However, it appears the love duo are both in relationships with other people who are also in the legal in- dustry, the Daily Mail reported. The 45-year-old partner is re- portedly married to Moira Penza, 42, a partner at another Big Apple firm, according to the publication. Borenzweig is reportedly in a relationship with Adam Little- stone-Luria, 35, who works as a ju- dicial law clerk with the Second Circuit Court of Appeals in New York, the outlet reported. The Post’s requests for com- ment from WLR&K, as well as Cullerton and Borenzweig, have not been returned.
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Controversial kids’ You- Tuber Ms. Rachel doled out $3,000 to far left Michigan Senate hopeful Abdul El Sayed’s campaign — her lat- est bid to boost candidacies of anti-Israel radicals. Ms. Rachel — real name is Rachel Griffin Accurso — quietly reported the handout in Federal Election Commis- sion filings dated July 19. It’s unclear if the payout is a do- nation or loan. El-Sayed has called Israel a “rogue state” guilty of “geno- cide” and campaigned with vile left-wing influencer Hasan Piker, who says Or- thodox Jews are “inbred” and that “America deserved 9/11.” “Abdul El-Sayed and Ms. Rachel are one and the same, forcing their socialist, they/them, anti-America agenda on our children, and parents should be worried when they head to the ballot box,” said Samantha Can- trell, of the National Repub- lican Senatorial Committee. Accurso did not return mes- sages. David Spector and Rich Calder
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crowded NYC institutions
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hits ‘kill by cop’ in Wis.
Hundreds of lefty demon- strators marched through downtown Madison, Wis., spewing anti-cop venom, stopping traffic and harass- ing diners as they protested the killing of Corey Ruiz, a career criminal who alleg- edly stabbed a police officer with a knife before being shot. Nearly 500 people marched from the intersec- tion of Williamson and South Baldwin Streets — where the 38-year-old was shot three times on Wednesday during a strug- gle with several police offi- cers — to the Madison Po- lice Department headquar- ters on Friday. Video showed some dem- onstrators stopping traffic and confronting a female motorist who insisted she was an “ally” during a streetside struggle. “You’re going to sit there and watch it all go by and you’re going to think about it, c–t!” one yelled at the helpless driver. “I am 100 percent an ally of the community,” she pleaded with the protestors who surrounded her car. “I have lived in this neigh- borhood for 27 years. F–k the cops. I wanted to join the protest!” she said. “This guy calling me a c–t doesn’t help anyone’s cause.” She added: “I’m an ally. I wanted to join the protest. I want to be part of this.” Ruiz was a homeless ex- con allegedly canvassing the area armed with a knife at the time of his confronta- tion with police. He was be- ing held and struggling with several officers when one fired, according to a viral video. Steven Vago and Shane Galvin
An influencer was fatally shot by her husband who then killed himself in a two weeks after she accused him of being a pedophile on Tik- Tok, according to a report. Sara Gilson, 43, posted a TikTok video accusing soon-to-be ex-husband Shawn Duffey, 48.
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They’re dolling up the trans agenda — and taxpayers are foot- ing the bill. “First-of-their-kind” transgender dolls — complete with removable genitalia — will debut in some Minnesota classrooms this fall to kids as young as 4 years old. The paper dolls, with gender- neutral names like “Sam,” “Rory,” “Avery” and “Parker,” have remova- ble internal and external genitals, along with more than 100 inter- changeable pieces of clothing, ac- cessories and hairstyles — like a trans Mr./Mrs. Potato Head. The goal is for kids to “learn about the different options that ex- ist for who they can be,” according to a therapist at the University of Minnesota Medical School, which spent over half a decade develop- ing the controversial project funded by lefty Minnesota Gov. Tim Walz. The Medical School’s Institute for Sexual and Gender Health re- search over those six years in- cluded paying $20 to $60 for “trans
“Preparing for when Net- flix drops a documentary about my soon to be ex-hus- band who I just found out is a pedophile,” Gilson posted on her video. On July 23, Gilson and Duffey were found dead in her home in Owasso, Okla., after a child in the home
and gender diverse” children and their parents to play with the dolls and “talk about gender and bodies” in groups. Prototypes of the dolls were shown in a 2024 conference where one named “Sam” can be seen in what appears to be some phase of a gender transition, with a detacha- ble penis off to the side, and a dress and girls’ underwear within reach. The trans dolls — which promise to “make gender fun” — will be made available to teachers, school counselors, pediatricians and men-
called 911, according to KTUL TV. A protective order had been issued against Duffey on behalf of a 15-year-old girl on his youth basketball team with home Duffey had allegedly acted “inappropri- ately,” officials said.
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tal health providers, according to a website of the MyGender Dolls company. It features an image of a boy doll wearing a dress and others in various states of sexual identity confusion. It’s not known whether parents — or children — will be able to or- der a doll. It is not known if parents will be able to opt out of such “therapeutic play” for their kids. The dolls began as a University of Minnesota research project, which was later spun into a commercial venture — MyGender Dolls — by
Few summer pests are as persistent as the mosquito. The insects thrive in warm, humid climates where standing water pro- vides ideal breeding habitat. In the US, mosquitoes are more of a seasonal nuisance than a widespread public health crisis, but some
states offer far better breed- ing conditions than others. Here are some of the worst mosquito states, according to OutsideOnline.com: n Texas is home to more than 85 mosquito species, with the densest popula- tions in the humid forests of East Texas.
Identity crisis: Minnesota schoolkids will get gender bending dolls to play with in a program backed by Gov. Tim Walz (left), who got an award from the Institute for Sexual and Gender Health.
two licensed psychologists who are professors at the medical school. Critics say the dolls risk being misused by adults who want to push their ideologies on vulnerable children. “They will find anybody who’s in trouble and use this as a tool to say, ‘This is why you’re unhappy.’ This is absolutely grooming,” slammed Dr. Quentin Van Meter, past presi- dent of the American College of Pediatricians. “The younger kids — many of them still believe in the Easter Bunny and the Tooth Fairy. And you’re then presenting them with paper dolls that kind of look fun, and you can change clothing, hair, genitals . . . It’s well beyond their ability to sort out fantasy from re- ality.” Walz’s office did not return The Post’s request for comment.
n Florida’s subtropical climate lets skeeters thrive nearly year-round. n New York isn’t im- mune. From the bustling streets of New York City to the forests of the Adiron- dacks, mosquitoes make their presence known. Kieran Sullivan, Fox
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pauses US strikes . . . Wider war escalates
By Caitlin Doornbos and Gabrielle Fahmy
WASHINGTON — Presi- dent Trump halted new US strikes on Iran as he weighs whether Tehran is ready to cut a deal — while a wider re- gional war appears to be spreading. After 13 straight days of at- tacks on Iranian regime tar- gets, Trump instructed the US military to pause any ad- ditional strikes Friday, Axios reported Saturday, which cited two people familiar with the decision. But the president has made clear that the temporary halt does not mean Washington is backing down. In a brief phone interview with France’s LCI news, Trump said he was still pre- pared to restart a major mili- tary campaign if Tehran does not give the US what it wants. “If we don’t get 100% of what we want, absolutely,” Trump said when asked whether he could return to full-scale war with Iran. The White House has not publicly addressed how long the pause might last, and the administration has continued to keep military options on the table. Trump said Thurs- day that the US was “locked and loaded” for a possible major attack while talks with the Iranians continued. It comes as the conflict ap- pears to be splintering into new volatile theaters. Ukrainian President Volo- dymyr Zelensky confirmed Saturday that Kyiv struck Russian ships carrying mili- tary cargo between Iran and Russia in the Caspian Sea,
which connects the two allies. Iranian media swiftly threatened to attack Ukraine in response — raising the prospect of a broader escala- tion of the war in the Middle East. “A gentle reminder to Mr. Zelensky: All of Ukraine is within reach of Iran’s ballistic missiles,” Middle East Specta- tor wrote on Telegram, along with a map showing the range of Iran’s “super-heavy” Khor- ramshahr-4 missiles. “Although it would be a waste of good missiles,” the account quipped. Another flashpoint in the widening war also erupted Saturday, with Saudi Arabia and Yemen’s Houthi terrorists trading airstrikes as the latter enforces a blockade on Saudi ports. The volleys came days after the Iran-backed Houthis at- tacked several Saudi commer- cial vessels in the Bab el- Mandeb Strait — a narrow waterway connecting the Red Sea to the Gulf of Aden that carries roughly 5% of global maritime trade. The Houthis claimed Satur- day that they launched doz- ens of ballistic missiles, cruise missiles and drones at Saudi state-owned energy gi- ant Aramco’s facilities in the Red Sea cities of Yanbu and Jizan. “The operations success- fully achieved their objec- tives, thanks be to God,” Houthi military spokesman Brig. Gen. Yahya Saree said in a prerecorded statement. “We confirm the blockade on the Saudi enemy is still on- going in response to their ag- gression,” he added.
By CAITLIN DOORNBOS and SHANE GALVIN
American Special Operations forces are waiting in the wings to launch the “most sophisticated operation in military history” to seize Iran’s enriched uranium from heavily fortified nuclear sites. “I hate to say it, but I think the most likely way to get rid of Iran’s nuclear material, at least what they currently have, is a military operation, because the negotia- tions aren’t going anywhere fast,” said Joseph Rodgers, deputy di- rector of the Center for Strategic and International Studies. The deeply complex operation would involve thousands of ground troops storming Iran’s nu- clear facilities — navigating booby traps, utilizing construc- tion crews and maintaining a large defensive blocking force sur- rounding the sites — a source fa- miliar with military planning told The Post on Friday.
From there, a small team of spe- cial operators would conduct the actual retrieval — a “highly dan- gerous” process, the person said. “I think this would be one of the most, if not the most, sophisti- cated operations in military his- tory,” said Rodgers. “This would be a logistically heavy and difficult operation in a contested environment. Iran’s military is pretty destroyed, but they’re still more sophisticated than the Cubans that were guard- ing Maduro.” The group of special operators could include SEAL Team 6’s Sil- ver Squadron, the 2nd Ranger Bat- talion, and the Army’s 21st Ord- nance Company, according to a report from plugged-in independ- ent outlet The High Side. The 21st Ordnance Company would be responsible for handling and transporting whatever quan- tity of enriched uranium out of fa- cilities from the mostly destroyed Fordo facility and the severely damaged Isfahan facility, accord- ing to the report. The IAEA reported in 2025 that Iran had upwards of 20,000 pounds of enriched uranium. “You need to create a secure pe- rimeter around all of the sites that you’re trying to go in and grab the material from. That would require
ground forces to secure a perime- ter and then create a secure con- voy route to the airstrip,” said Rodgers. US military crews would have to dig out the destroyed entrances of the sites while holding off attacks from the Iranian military. “So how long can you sustain that and still be able to exfiltrate all of your forces?” said Richard Goldberg, who served as director for countering Iranian weapons of mass destruction for the White House National Security Council in the first Trump administration.
dor of airspace that would allow the military to fly to a secure loca- tion. Iran has been preparing for an attack on the Isfahan facility. “We have seen reports of Iran hardening the facility at Isfahan, booby traps being laid and poten- tially perimeter forces being sta- tioned,” said Goldberg. “There is no element of surprise at the moment. The targets are fixed. We know where they are. The Iranians know where they are.” Iran has placed mines and ex- plosives in the tunnels of the Isfa- han facility in anticipation of a raid on the facility, according to a CNN report last month. Pickaxe Mountain has emerged as a new target after it was re-
ported that Iran transported hun- dreds of nuclear centrifuges at the Natanz nuclear enrichment loca- tion in the last month.
“We don’t know how many cen- trifuges are down there. Would they be looking to actually disas- semble, destroy, bring them out? I mean, more likely, if you had to do a special operations mission in- side Pickaxe Mountain, the reason you would do that is you don’t think you can collapse the facility by airstrike,” Goldberg said. The determination on whether airstrikes would be sufficient re- lies on US intelligence commu- nity knowledge on the schematics
and weak points of the building — much like the bunker busters that targeted the Achilles’ heel airshaft of the heavily fortified Fordo, ac- cording to Goldberg. “That’s a destroy mission,” said Goldberg. “If you were to try to get into the facility, you’d be seek- ing to collapse the facility.” Unlike the Isfahan and Fordo, the US could potentially see quick success in Pickaxe. “Pickaxe Mountain, potentially, could be like the Maduro raid,” he said of the operation that arrested the Venezuelan ex-dictator Nico- las Maduro in the presidential compound of capital city Caracas. “Because you are infiltrating, you’re setting explosives, and you’re getting out,” said Goldberg.
US military forces disabled a tanker trying to get through the Strait of Hormuz Friday, stopping what officials said was a deliberate attempt to run a regional blockade after the crew repeatedly ignored warnings. The strike marks one of 12 forced turnarounds of ships that attempted to breach the blockade and were subse- quently redirected away from the strait, the military said. The military fired into the
engine room of the M/T Lav- ine, stopping the ship in its tracks, Captain Tim Hawkins, a spokesperson for CENTCOM, told The New York Times. “The ship is no longer transit- ing to Iran,” Hawkins said. “As of July 25, CENTCOM has redirected 12 commercial vessels trying to run the block- ade, disabled 2 that didn’t comply, and boarded 2 to en- sure total compliance,” the combat command said in a statement on X. Daniel Cody
among regime’s leaders
WASHINGTON — Iran’s leaders are fighting each other almost as much as they’re bat- tling the West, with some sen- ior politicians scrambling to save US talks while the power- ful Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps leans into the re- newed war, regional sources told The Post. With Supreme Leader Mojtaba Khamenei out of public view, there’s no one left to force the ri- val factions back into line — meaning the future of the con- flict may now be decided by a power strug- gle in Tehran, not by Wash- ington. The growing divide has ex- posed what the sources describe as two compet- ing centers of power inside Tehran: civil- ian leaders trying to pre- serve a fragile diplomatic track and mili- tary hardliners determined to keep up pressure through con- frontation. Iranian President Masoud Pez- eshkian, Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi (upper inset) and Par- liament Speaker Mohammad Bagher Ghalibaf (lower) want to keep dialogue with the US alive and prevent the fighting from spiraling into another full-scale regional war, the sources said. But their authority has stead- ily eroded, one regional source familiar with Iran’s internal dy- namics told The Post. Instead of winning internal political battles, the IRGC has increasingly created “facts on the ground” through military action, the source said, while hardline lawmakers move af- terward to enshrine those ac- tions into law. The widening split has be- come increasingly visible in re- cent weeks, the source said.
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grease & desist Fry burn lawsuit
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By SONYA GUGLIARA
A woman says the french fries at a Midtown East McDonald’s were so blister- ingly hot, they burned the inside of her mouth. Catherine Luongo is still salty after allegedly being scorched by “extremely hot and overheated” fries at the 42nd Street outpost
March 5, she said in a lawsuit. “[Luongo] sus- tained serious and severe personal in- juries to head, body and limbs; a severe shock to the nervous system [and] suf- fered great physical pain and mental anguish,” the filing reads. Her potentially “perma- nent and lasting” injuries were so severe they left her bedridden, she claimed in the filing. She blames the “careless” chain for serving her the sizzling spuds and for fail- ing to warn her that eating them came with a risk, ac- cording to court papers filed Tuesday in Manhattan Supreme Court.
Luongo is no stranger to lawsuits. She sued Walmart in 2025 and Panera in 2018, court dockets show. She claimed a worker at a Glendale Panera acciden- tally hit her hand with a chair, causing “severe” and “permanent” injuries, ac- cording to documents filed in Queens Supreme Court. She ultimately won $150,000.
The case against Walmart, which was originally filed in Queens Supreme Court, but moved to federal court after Luongo demanded $1 million in damages, is ongo- ing, according to records. Luongo alleged in that case that an employee was returning multiple shop- ping carts to the Valley Stream store, when one of the carts with a metal pole at- tached hit her in the parking lot, leaving her bruised and wounded. Walmart and Luongo are handling the matter pri- vately, but as of July 9 have not reached a settlement. Luongo is demanding un- specified damages in the suit against McDonald’s. The alleged incident comes more than 30 years after an elderly New Mex- ico woman famously sued the burger giant after a pip- ing-hot coffee spilled on her lap and gave her third-de- gree burns. The case, Liebeck v. McDonald’s Restaurants, initially won her a whop- ping $2.7 million. The award was later reduced in a confidential settlement. Leading up to her case, McDonald’s had received more than 700 similar com- plaints from customers who said they had been burned, according to the Consumer Attorneys of California. In the aftermath of the case, McDonald’s was forced to lower the serving temp of its coffee and slap warning labels on the cups.
The Aloha State is the Mac-daddy when it comes to the Golden Arches. New Jersey boasted the second-highest-rated McDo- nald’s branches in the nation behind Hawaii, according to a survey by Restaurant Fur- niture. To gauge which regions
“serve up the best Golden Arches experience, the res- taurant furnishing purveyor examined more than 8.7 million customer reviews on Google, encompassing 4,867 McDonald’s branches across the US. It specifically looked at the top 10 cities in each
A Florida shark biologist has turned her body into an underwater encyclopedia — covering herself with a record-breaking 106 shark tattoos after a childhood fear of the ocean’s most feared predator became a life- long obsession. Emily Morrison recently earned a Guin- ness World Record for the most shark tat- toos on a woman’s body, with ink depicting 71 different shark species, fossilized teeth and even a shark tooth from her feet to her neck. She isn’t done yet, either. She’s deter- mined to tattoo all 58 shark families on her body and has just seven left to complete the ultimate shark-themed canvas. The woman known as “Shark Lady Emily” said the obsession began after watching the 1975 blockbuster “Jaws” when she was 8 years old — convinced she’d one day become shark bait. “I remember telling my dad, ‘Sharks will eat me,’ ” Emily recalled to Guin- ness World Records. Instead of comforting her, her father told her “that’s ridiculous,” and marched the frightened child to the library and challenged her to find a real reason to fear sharks. The more Mor- rison learned about the ocean’s most misunder- stood preda- tors, the more fascinated she became. Fast-for- ward decades, now a dive- tour operator in Venice, Fla., she leads fossil shark-tooth dives off the Gulf Coast. Jeanne Erickson
state, collecting the number of McDonald’s locations and their average ratings. Finally, the weighted aver- age of the city-based re- views was used to rank the regions based on the lova- bility of their McDonald’s. Hawaii dominated the rankings in this fast-food na-
tion, based on 68,580 Google reviews across 48 locations. Many customers have raved about the localized items on offer at the 50th state’s Golden Arches, such as the rice and eggs with Portuguese sausage and/or spam. California secured third place. Ben Cost
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claims ‘flake’ news
They claim the accusa- tions are half-baked. Bougie NYC bakery Le Parisien denied allegations by a popular foodfluencer that they were selling Costco croissants to unsus- pecting customers for a staggering markup. Earlier this week, content creator Sreenitya, digitally known as @TallBrown- Girlll, posted a viral TikTok that appeared to show a de- liveryman unloading boxes of the prepackaged treats at the restaurant’s counter. “The croissants are from Costco,” lamented the disil- lusioned diner, who claimed she had to pay $12 for a “pistachio croissant.” For reference, a box of Costco’s signature butter croissants cost just under $6.80 for a box of 12, or just over $0.50 each. Sreenitya dubbed the so- called swindle “literal rob- bery” and warned her 70,000 followers to “not come here,” sparking back- lash as users accused the patisserie of pawning off dollar-bin pastries as gour- met confections. However, a Le Parisien employee insisted to the Daily Mail that their product is baked fresh and they sim- ply use Costco packaging. “We have a company [pro- duction site] in Coney Is- land, they bring [the crois- sants] to us every morning,” they claimed. “They just re- use the boxes. They’re not Costco croissants.” A Costco employee told the Sun the bakery may re- ceive other foodstuffs in Costco packages, which they save for later. Ben Cost
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By trista panagakos and gabrielle fahmy
NYC’s black-market mobile puppy mill is still on the move — and it’s bigger and bolder than ever. This week, four men were seen hawking shaggy brown designer pups for $1,500 each out of a white Mercedes in broad daylight in the middle of the bustling Diamond District. The sighting on W. 47th Street was the fourth time in less than a year the same shady puppy ped- dlers — in the same luxury van with covered license plates parked in a no-standing zone — shame- lessly sold 2-month-old puppies without being confronted by cops or even traffic agents. An NYPD traffic cop casually strolled past the puppy-selling van Thursday, seemingly oblivious to the illegal activity. The NYPD confirmed 911 was called on the dog-sellers Thursday around 4 p.m., but by the time offi- cers arrived the men had fled. This week’s operation was more brazen than the one The Post wit- nessed in the fall. A second vehi- cle was involved, and two more sellers were in on the scheme, bringing the total to four. The number of animals increased from the eight seen in November to 12.
This time the sleeping puppies were placed in two crowded baby carriages, as passersby were en- couraged to pet or pick them up. The midday temperature was 84 degrees. In December 2024, Albany en- acted the landmark Puppy Mill Pipeline Act, mandating New Yorkers only adopt from shelters or buy directly from responsible breeders, typically outside the city.
An illicit open-air pre- scription drug market in Washington Heights sprang back to life this weekend, days after the NYPD shut it down following a Post ex- posé. About 10 vendors were spotted Friday setting up tables along St. Nicholas
Avenue, near West 180th and 181st Streets, bra- zenly selling prescription painkillers, erectile dys- function pills, antibiotics and other meds, along with vitamins and over-the- counter products. The sellers returned three days after at least six police
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The crime is punishable by fines of up to $1,000 handed out by the state attorney general’s office. Also forbidden in the city is backyard breeding, which the sell- ers claimed they do, boasting about the pups hailing from two litters, when a Post reporter pos- ing as a potential customer started asking questions. “We breed them,” one of the sellers proudly admitted. “We
cars swarmed the sprawling street pharmacy, sending pill peddlers running with their stashes. Six of the sellers were back again Saturday. “I don’t think it’s right, but what can we do?” said a local pharmacist legiti- mately operating on the same strip. “Everything is
just love our dogs.” As passersby swarmed the baby carriages, the sellers told them the dogs were miniature poodles with an asking price of $1,500. One seller offered his phone number and Instagram account to an inter- ested customer. One of the men, who identified himself as Tyshawn Walker, made a sales pitch to the Post reporter. But when confronted with the ille- gality of his operation, he bizarrely backtracked, claiming he was there simply to do free puppy yoga. “We don’t sell them, we do puppy yoga. . . . We don’t charge for puppy yoga,” he said, vaping as he held one of the dogs. The ASPCA said it was aware of the situation but had not received a request from NYPD to assist in corralling the dog traffickers. “The NYPD is the primary agency that enforces animal cru- elty laws across the five bor- oughs,” a spokesperson told The Post. “The ASPCA is on standby to support the NYPD with this sit- uation should they request our services.” “Selling puppies out of a car trunk is an immediate red flag,” slammed Brian Shapiro, state di- rector for Humane World for Ani- mals. “These sales violate city and state laws that protect both pets and consumers.”
not right in this country in the first place.” The exposé detailed how nearly two dozen vendors sold an assortment of medi- cations across 10 square blocks between West 179th to West 183rd streets and St. Nicholas Avenue.
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Don ‘signs’ Smithsonian accuracy Three subcontractors filed legal claims against former President Barack Obama’s presidential center, alleging they were stiffed out of nearly $1 million. The firms say they’re owed money for work they did on Home Court — the Chicago complex’s luxurious 60,000-square- foot basketball court and
President Trump on Friday ordered his administration to install signs outside the Smithsonian’s National Mu- seum of American History directing visitors to what the White House describes as “accurate” information about the nation’s past. The executive order in-
structs the National Park Service, which maintains the sidewalks outside the museum, to place signs in- forming visitors about a White House report re- leased July 4 that criticized the Smithsonian’s portrayal of American history. Trump also directed the
creation of a temporary ex- hibit intended to correct what his administration considers inaccurate his- torical information. The move follows a report from Trump’s Domestic Pol- icy Council that accused the Smithsonian and the Na- tional Museum of American
History of failing to present history “in a way that is in- spiring, unifying, and wor- thy of our great republic.” Because the Smithsonian operates independently of the executive branch, Trump can’t directly remove its leadership or unilaterally change exhibits. Fox News
Troy Jackson Backed by Dems.
tapped for Plat’s Sen. nom
Maine Democrats offi- cially tapped former logger and one-time state Senate President Troy Jackson on Saturday to replace accused rapist Graham Platner as the party nominee in the high-stakes race against in- cumbent Republican Sen. Susan Collins. The special nominating convention in Bangor served as a coronation for Jackson, who essentially locked up the nomination earlier this week after the vast majority of Maine’s 601 delegates pledged to support the 58- year-old — resulting in all but one of his opponents dropping out of the race. Jackson’s nomination caps a mad scramble that started on July 8, when Platner an- nounced that he would bow out of the Senate race after a woman he previously dated, Jenny Racicot, publicly al- leged that he drunkenly raped her at her Maine home in 2021. Platner, who continues to vehemently deny the accu- sation, officially withdrew from the race on July 10. The Maine race is key to which party will control the Senate. Victor Nava
events facility, Fox News Digital reported. The three construction outfits — Area Erectors, which does structural steel work; CSI 3,000, which han- dles excavation and con- crete; and flooring company Floors Incorporated — are claiming they’re owed $625,000, $236,000 and $25,000. David Spector
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he president came, he saw, he joked, he insulted and talked too long. And yet, Do- nald Trump’s presence was the major reason why the White House Correspondents’ dinner was such a smashing success. A make-up event for the dinner in April that was dramatically cut short by a would-be assassin’s at- tempt to kill Trump and members of his Cabinet, Friday’s version turned out to be far better and much more meaningful than the original would have been. The reason is that the near-trag- edy in April inspired the second try as a unifying event and a living testament to American exception- alism. Indeed, when this president and the nation’s major media group actually agree on something, as they did Friday, it’s breaking news and time to STOP THE PRESSES! Most of the credit goes to Trump, who heartily saluted the undaunted courage of the Secret Service agents and D.C. police who stopped the shooter on that near-tragic night. He also man- aged to pull off the impossible by getting the 700 journalists and others in the hotel ballroom to stand and applaud security offi- cers and our military. Given that most journalists are lefty Democrats and members of the hate-Trump rabble of DEI and defund the police, getting them to participate in the salute was no small accomplishment. The president was also gracious in staying to the very end and per- sonally congratulating journalists who won awards for stories that, in most cases, were highly critical of him and his policies. He was such a good sport that after shaking hands with Wall Street Journal reporters he had sued over their article about his relationship with Jeffrey Epstein, the president showed a half-smile, threw up his arms in apparent ex- asperation and shook his head, as if to say, what the hell am I doing here?
Given that he had boycotted the annual event in his first term as well as last year, some second- guessing was inevitable. But he nonetheless seemed to enjoy himself for the most part, and offered more than a few zin- gers when it was his turn to talk. “This place is really the largest group of ‘Trump derangement syndrome’ people ever put to- gether at one time,” he declared. That one drew some knowing laughs, but others, such as per-
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a cordial affair: At the White House Correspondents’ make-up dinner Friday, President Trump got attendees to salute law enforcement and laugh at jokes, and he congratulated award-winning reporters.
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sonal insults of specific journal- ists, were met with stony silence. So too were his well-worn swipes at Dem senators Adam Schiff and Elizabeth Warren, proving they are better suited for his campaign rallies. At one point, when a line in his staff-prepared speech got the si- lent treatment, Trump interjected, “That was the only thing I thought was good in this whole fricking stupid speech they wrote. That was the only good one and that went down with not exactly great laughter.” Credit for the success of the evening also goes to Weijia Jiang, a Washington reporter for CBS and president of the correspond- ents’ association. In the spirit of America’s 250th birthday, she aimed to turn the
event into a celebration of the First Amendment and the journal- ists who defend it. She added a personal dimension with a moving story about her family’s arrival from China, where she was born and how they were graciously welcomed into West Virginia coal country, where some customers at their restaurant paid with deer meat. She said her life and career, where she gets to ask the presi- dent questions in the Oval Office, are possible “only in America” and demonstrate how extraordi- nary our nation is. Unfortunately, that fundamental truth is so much eyewash to a group of disgruntled journalists who did their best to sabotage the event. Some 500 of them signed a nasty statement calling it “hypo-
critical to celebrate the First Amendment in front of the man who relentlessly attacks it.”
The statement went on to urge the association to use the pro- gram, televised by C-SPAN, to “condemn the administration’s ac- tions from the podium and pledge to fight all attempts to undermine this core pillar of a functioning democracy.” Jiang rejected the pressure in no uncertain terms, saying the dinner was part of an effort to “normalize relations” between the Trump ad- ministration and journalists and find compromises by “working to- gether.” “We are not political, and obvi- ously we stand against any actions
that are meant to intimidate and threaten and chill free speech, and we have made that very clear,” she added. “But again, I don’t think is- suing strongly worded statements is effective.” Had she been so inclined, she might have extended her criticism to note that some of the promi- nent outside critics were instru- mental in creating a media indus- try that has lost the trust of most Americans. Among them was Dan Rather, who was booted from CBS for us- ing forged documents in a Sep- tember surprise effort to help try to defeat President George W. Bush in the 2004 campaign. Another signee was Jim Acosta, a former CNN anchor who be- clowned himself with near-daily disputes with Trump and White House aides in the president’s first term. Acosta’s antics made him such a liability to CNN that he quit rather than accept a net- work demotion to the graveyard shift. The damage caused by Rather, Acosta and many other Dem ac- tivists with press passes is ines- capable. One result is a Gallup survey finding that confidence in the me- dia has reached a new low. Just 28% of respondents say they have a “great deal” or “fair amount” of trust “in newspapers, television and radio to report the news fully, accurately and fairly.” The numbers, although they are part of a longer trend, mark a rapid decline from just five years ago, when 40 percent of adults ex- pressed confidence and trust. There are numerous reasons for the pattern, including social me- dia, but partisan bias is obviously a huge factor. Just as most major news organizations jumped on the Dems’ bandwagon that Trump was a Russian asset in 2016, they also saw nothing wrong with Joe Biden’s obvious cognitive decline until he mumbled and stumbled through his June 2024 debate with Trump. One effect of the pattern is that Republicans’ confidence in the mass media, which Gallup says hasn’t risen above 21% in a dec- ade, has now plunged to single digits, at just 8%. Independents’ trust is down to 27%, a historic low, yet 51% of Democrats trust the media. The enormous gap should settle the debate about whether most media outlets are biased in favor of Dems. They clearly are, so the only remaining question is whether the partisans are going to get back to delivering the news in- stead of propaganda.
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No way: Warren Hudson says on YouTube Friday that he did not know Nolan Wells’ phone password.
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Nolan Wells’ self-de- scribed best friend has ad- dressed concerns the teen’s mother has about poten- tially deleted content on her son’s phone after he went missing. Wells, 18, disappeared after a Fourth of July boat- ing trip to Horn Island, Miss., and was found dead in the water two days later. Mom Christine Wonsley, said that when his phone was returned to the family, they had concerns after finding no pictures or vid- eos on his two Snapchat ac- counts, calling it “suspi- cious” and triggering fears that content may have been deleted. But Wells’ pal Warren Hudson, who was on the fateful trip, insists he has no knowledge that anyone de- leted anything from the promising athlete’s phone. “There was no reason for us to get on Nolan’s phone, no one touched Nolan’s phone . . . If none of us had touched Nolan’s phone then you know there’s no reason for anything to be deleted,” Hudson told YouTuber The Officer Tatum, a black Christian and conservative,
on Friday. “No one even was in con- tact with his phone until it was moved from the boat to the truck, and none of us have access to Nolan’s pass- word to get on his phone and delete anything,” Hud- son explained. “We had no reason to de- lete anything . . . There’s nothing to hide here,” said Hudson, who previously told The Post that he con- sidered Wells his “best friend.” Asked if he deleted anything from Wells’ phone, Hudson responded, “No, of course not.” Hudson previously ex- plained why Wells’ phone was left on the boat while they were at the barrier is- land, saying, “When you’re waist-deep in water, no one’s carrying their phone in their hand.” He also claimed that one of his “panicking” pals yelled for Wells to “Get the F on the boat!” after the ves- sel started experiencing is- sues. “And Nolan said ‘no I’m staying out here . . . I’m gonna ride in somebody else.’ ” Civil-rights attorney Ben Crump, who is representing Wells’ family, did not return a call seeking comment on Hudson’s claims.
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or Sam Asghari, life is golden. He plays the “baddest guy” in a new movie with John Travolta, “The Gen- tleman Thief,” and he’s head-over-heels in love with girl- friend Brooke Irvine. But he also knows that, to many people, he will forever be known as “Mr. Britney Spears.” Asked if he thinks there will ever come a time when people don’t ask him about the troubled superstar — whom he dated for six years and was married to for two, until 2024 — he told Page Six: “Never going to happen. “But am I fully ready to answer those questions and am I fully ready for it not to affect me? Ab- solutely,” he said. In contrast to Asghari’s settled new life, this year alone, Spears, 44, has been arrested for a DUI and gone to rehab. Just days ago, the singer sparked safety concerns after standing and dancing through the sunroof of a Mercedes G-Wagon cruising down Los Angeles’ 101 Freeway. She later dismissed the backlash on Instagram, writing, “Nothing is what it seems.” So what does Asghari make of this latest behavior from his ex- wife, who has so publicly strug- gled in the past? The Iranian-born actor, 32, pauses be-
fore answering. “I’ve been really focused on what has been happening in my country,” he said. “All my focus has gone towards that and the projects I’ve been doing. I don’t like to really look at entertainment news and I don’t like to believe what I see anyway. Asghari first met Spears in Octo- ber 2016 on the set of her “Slum- ber Party” music video. He played her love interest and they hit it off. He was by Spears’ side as she battled to be released from her strict 13-year conservatorship, and they wed in June 2022 at a rather bizarre star-studded wedding with guests including Madonna and Drew Barrymore. During those years, multiple sources told Page Six that Asghari was a solid force of support for her.
Even now, Asghari — who, Page Six previously reported, left the marriage without any spousal sup- port — makes it clear that he wants the best for Spears. “The past is the past and we get to celebrate it and we get to always reflect on it,” he said. “You can’t change the past. The things that happened happened. And like I said, I would never complain about one thing that changed my life for the better or for the worse.” In the years since their divorce, finalized in December 2024, As- ghari has moved on. He has been with Irvine, 32, for nearly two years and the pair live together in Los Angeles, along with their dog Porcha.
“She’s amazing,” he said of the real-estate agent. “She’s super supportive and we’ve been trying to enjoy the summer and try to go on vacation and we’re trying to figure out with the schedule where to go.” Might the two expand their family soon? “I’m focused on my ca- reer now, but what I’ve learned is if I’m going to create a future in Hollywood, I’m going to have to put my- self at risk and not my family and the people that are next to me,” Asghari said. “But, yeah, at some point, who doesn’t want to have a family? I mean, everybody wants to have a family.” A former fitness trainer, Asghari has been working to build up a Hollywood career. Last year, he appeared on the NBC hit “The Traitors.” And now he has a role in “The Gentleman Thief,” out July 31, playing Victor, part of a team recruited by veteran con man Mason Goddard (Tra- volta) to steal a $100 million paint- ing from a yacht. “I’m the macho, the muscle of the operation,” Asghari said with a laugh. “Everybody has a specialty in the team and I’m the guy that holds the big guns and goes on the big mission. “I’m really the baddest guy in this movie.” Asghari was brought on to the project through his old friend Ran- dall Emmett, who produced the movie, which also stars Rebecca De Mornay, Lukas Haas and DJ Khaled. It’s a remarkable full-circle mo- ment for Asghari, who, as a kid
REel life: Asghari (center left, with rapper Quavo) co- stars with John Travolta in the movie “The Gentleman Thief,” out later this month. He said that, as a young boy in Iran, he learned English by watching Travolta’s movies.
next act: Asghari has been dating real-estate agent Brooke Irvine (above) for two years — and said he does want to have children at some point. “She’s amazing,” he said.
growing up in Tehran, watched Travolta’s films to learn English. (His favorite: “The Taking of Pelham 123,” which came out in 2009, a couple of years after he moved to the US as a 12-year-old.) “I never imagined that one day I’d be sharing the screen with him,” he said of Travolta. ”Com- ing from Iran as a 12-year-old boy, it’s already winning the lottery — because the chances of coming to America from a country like that, it’s almost none.” Now, he marveled, he’s “work- ing with legends like Mel Gibson and John Travolta and John Cena and Jean Smart and Don Cheadle, Morgan Freeman and all these people that I would never had thought. “I came from a country that has gone through so much politically . . . and there’s a lot of in- nocent people in Iran that have a lot of poten- tial,” he said. “And I always say if I was in Iran, I would never have accomplished anything bet- ter.” Since a young Asghari joined his father, a tow-truck driver, in Los Angeles, he said, “I’ve always been working. The second I came to America, I was sweeping the floor
of my cousin’s tow truck shop and then as a mechanic. “The reason why I’m in enter- tainment right now is because my journey just took me this way,” he added. “Whether I was an ath- lete or in entertainment or hav- ing a business, I would al- ways be the same person . . . it doesn’t change me, working with John Travolta or sweep- ing my cousin’s floor.” Even having been around Spears for as long as he was, he said, “I’m always surprised meeting people that have been in this industry for a long time, especially icons. The more suc- cessful someone that has been, the more known, the more iconic, the most charismatic, the person is usually the hardest working person and the most humble person.” With Travolta, “We talked about cigars, we talked about Iran, we talked about cars, we talked about airplanes,” Asghari said. And how about Scientology, given that Travolta has famously been a member of the controver- sial religion for decades? Did Tra- volta try to recruit him? “Absolutely not!” he said. “I don’t even know what that is. So no. No, never. He was an absolute professional, just an amazing per- son, an amazing dad, amazing family man.”
Up next, Asghari has made a short film called “The Good American,” which takes place in Iran and America. He plays an Ira- nian refugee and ride-share driver living in Los Angeles. It will enter the festival circuit this fall. “As an artist, I feel like it’s our responsibility to not get involved politically, but to get involved emotionally and to get behind projects that truly mean some- thing to you,” he said. “This was a Hollywood production showing what really goes down in Iran and how the immigrants react when they come to this country.” The conflicts tearing his home- land apart for the past few months “haven’t made me feel good at all,” he continued. “I mean, who likes to watch their country taken hostage by their own government and do- ing all these horrible things and getting them involved in a war that they can’t defend themselves? It doesn’t feel good at all, but it gives me motivation to be able to con- tinue to be able to represent and to be able to do things for my people.” He sees himself, he said, as a rose growing up through concrete. “The concrete was the country I came from — and the rose is me growing in unknown circum- stances.”
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MORE like Star Drek! William Shatner and George Takei say early episodes of “Star Trek” were so badly panned, even their fami- lies hated it. Takei told AARP’s Movies for Grownups he watched the first episode with his brother, who said, “They paid you for that, huh? Well, that’s good.” The show ended after three seasons. “The fans who discovered it gave us this totally unexpected, undreamed-of longevity,” Takei, 89, said. Shatner, who recently revealed he’s in re- mission from cancer at 95, added, “Although the background was fu- turistic, the foreground was what happens because you’re a human being. And I think that was the key to ‘Star Trek’s’ success.” Their char- acters star in “Star Trek: Strange New Worlds” on Paramount+.
MANHATTAN, I Feel Like a Woman! Shania Twain has been all over town. After taping “The Tonight Show,” DuJour magazine’s summer cover star (above) arrived to an issue launch at James Hud- dleston’s Gospel nightclub in No- lita wearing an electric orange jumpsuit. She received a 10-minute standing ovation, we hear. Pub- lisher Jason Binn introduced her to a packed room, calling her look “absolutely flawless.” Twain also performed for SiriusXM at Racket in Chelsea, singing hits like “You’re Still the One” and songs from her new album, “Little Miss Twain.”
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There’s s’more bidders. David Zaslav has some rivals in his attempt to help buy “summer camp kings” Michael and David Shabsels out of their $500 million debt and revive their camps, Page Six has learned. We’re told camp alumni are getting their bunks back together to buy parts of the firm. “Several other . . . camps have alumni who are quietly organizing their own capital to bid on it directly — ordinary former campers, now adults, are trying to out-organize institu- tional buyers to keep their childhood camps intact, for the future of their children and gen- erations to come,” an insider familiar with the situation told Page Six.
The Shabsels invested in more than 30 camps across the US, with at least 20 of them catering towards Jews. They filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy after Israeli creditors filed a lawsuit claiming the brothers owe $210 million — $270 million in- cluding interest. Additional suits were filed by other creditors, totaling more than $100 mil- lion, according to the Jerusalem Post. Tons of the brothers’ other companies, including doz- ens of real estate assets, also filed Chapter 11. The filings have thrust the camps into one of the biggest bankruptcy cases in real estate his- tory, according to the Real Deal, which re- ported on the sudden collapse of the brothers’
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A guitar owned, played and signed by Elvis Presley is hitting the market for a surprisingly low $650,000. The King owned the 1950s acoustic during his Las Ve- gas comeback era in the 1970s, and according to MS Rau — the New Orleans antiques dealer that’s selling the piece — a friend of Presley’s said he once grabbed it from his car in Sin City, played “That’s All Right,” signed it and gave it to the friend as a gift. Sev- eral of Presley’s guitars have fetched impressive prices at auc- tion, including his 1942 Martin D-18, which sold for $1.32 million in 2020. But the guitar record goes to David Gilmour’s famed 1969 Fender Stratocaster, the “Black Strat,” which recently sold for $14.55 million.
THAT longevity doctor Mich- ael Hall launched his book, “In- finite Youth” . . . THAT Jean Shafiroff was honored by LTV Studios for her show, “Successful Philanthropy” . . . THAT Su- zanne Somers’ widower Alan Hamel celebrated his 90th birthday in Las Vegas with his new girlfriend, Joanna Cassidy of “Blade Runner.”
VIKINGS spent three centuries pillaging their way around the North Atlantic, wreaking untold destruction — and now they’re whining about a little dent in a boat. A Swedish Viking museum claims Universal Pic- tures still owes it about $6,000 after allegedly returning a replica Viking ship worse for wear following the filming of Christopher Nolan’s blockbuster “The Odyssey.” (Apparently a Viking longship makes a good stand-in for an ancient Greek ship.) Peter Olausson, chairman of the Värmlands Viking Center, told The New York Times the attraction agreed to rent out its nearly 60-foot vessel, the Glad av Gillberga. When the ship returned from filming in the Mediterranean, Olausson said it had a cracked hull, damaged rigging and needed repainting. The mu- seum submitted an invoice covering materials. Despite the dispute, Olausson said he loved the movie and was delighted to spot his beloved ship about 10 times on-screen. Universal told the Times all invoices “were paid in full, including repairs,” and that the studio has contacted the museum “to clear up any misunderstanding.” Call it a Thor point.
company, Simad Holdings, just as camp season kicked off in June. The brothers reportedly sold their Camp Achim in the Catskills to its longtime manager for $7 million. Our source said, “There are stalk- ing horse bids on many of the camps, including $17 million for Chen-A-Wanda” in the Poconos. Zaslav bid $68 million on Mohawk Day Camp in Westchester County, a camp his adult chil- dren attended in their youth. “This is a personal family investment that reflects our lifelong be- lief that summer camp can be a wonderful part of a child’s growth,” the Warner Bros. Discov- ery honcho told Page Six via a spokesperson. A rep for the Shabsels did not comment.
MARTHA Stewart got a head start on her Aug. 3 85th birthday celebrations with an intimate dinner with pals at the Polo Bar. A spy tells us the lifestyle mogul dined with Bilt Rewards’ Ankur Jain and Sean Walsh, and was surprised with a towering coco- nut cake before boxing up the leftovers to enjoy at home. Stew- art (above) then headed to her company, Marquee Brands in Midtown, where we’re told she blew out the candle on a massive Cipriani meringue cake and toasted with Whispering Angel rosé. A video tribute featured well wishes from Jalen Brunson, Kris Jenner, Gordon Ramsay, Eric Ripert, Khloé Kardashian, Benny Blanco, José Andrés and “Today” stars Savannah Gu- thrie, Craig Melvin, Al Roker and Carson Daly.
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t’s not the White House, but it sure is a nice retreat away from the District. Vice President JD Vance, his wife Usha and their four children (inset and below) are moving to the country. But don’t expect a “Hillbilly Elegy” kind of hardscrabble country existence. Instead, the Second Family — who wel- comed their fourth child, Alec Neel (be- low), last Sunday — are moving to Middle- burg, Va. That’s the “horse and hunt” capital of America, and one of the most elite, un- der-the-radar and exclusive enclaves in the country. The Vances are renting two of the four homes that comprise Wolver Hill Farm, a 500-acre estate owned by federal contrac- tor Charles “Chuck” Kuhn, a data center de- veloper with close ties to the White House, sources told Gimme Shelter. One home will be for the Vances; the other will be for their security detail. There’s plenty of room on the grounds for Atlas, the family’s German Shepherd, to run around. “It’s a lovely, idyllic place to raise a family,” a source said. “It’s a whole Kennedy-esque compound, with four homes on the prop- erty. Usha just had her baby. It’s a great place to nest — a wonderful community. It’s so quiet. You can see why they would want a place like that on a quiet country lane with beautiful trees and stone walls.” Kuhn did not return calls at press time.
Secret Service security detail will move into an adjacent home on the property, sour- ces said. If the Vances need help moving, Kuhn can help with that, too. He’s also the founder of JK Moving Servi- ces, which moved President Trump in and out of the White House as well as other pres- idents from both parties, including the Clin- tons, the Bidens and the Obamas. While the moving company is non-parti- san, we hear that Kuhn is keen on backing Vance’s potential presidential run in 2028. Black SUVs and a helicopter were spotted at the farm a few weeks ago, which got locals buzzing on so- cial media. Many shared concerns that choppers and the Se- cret Service security will ruin their idyll. The small town of just 750 people has some wealthy and powerful residents. They include Erik Prince, the MAGA ally and founder of the defunct private mercenary company Blackwater, which is now part of Constellis, a security and de- fense conglomerate. Prince’s estate, known as Blackwater Ranch, is across the road from Wolver Hill Farm. One of the world’s richest women, billion- aire candy queen heir Jacqueline Mars, also lives nearby, in the Plains, where she op- erates a working farm and equestrian estate known as Stonehall Farm. The farm itself is adjacent to the exclusive Salamander Resort & Spa, the flagship five- star luxury resort founded by BET co-
founder Sheila Johnson, the country’s first black female billionaire. The resort, which sits on 340 acres, is a big draw for DC power players and political fun- draisers. The Vances won’t have much to do in the one-traffic-stop town, just 45 miles west of downtown Washington, DC, but perhaps that’s the point. For meals, there’s a local Safeway for gro- ceries, and along with Salamander’s offer- ings, there’s the Red Fox Inn & Tavern, which was founded in 1728 and bills itself as one of the oldest continuously operated inns in the country. It’s where “happy hour” is called the “Middleburg Social Hour,” and of- fers specials like a half bottle of Thibaut-Ja- nisson with “chips and caviar” for $48. A source said that Vance will keep the US Naval Observa- tory in DC as his primary residence. It’s where all vice presidential families have lived since Walter Mondale in 1977. Kuhn bought the property with his wife, Stacy, via an LLC, for $8.5 million in 2020. The Kuhns are also placing a conservation easement on the estate to pro- tect it from future development, according to a Kuhn company press release. An inside source declined to comment on the terms of the lease but said: “It’s a second home. The purpose is to serve as a getaway outside the city for their children and they plan to go there on weekends.” “The rent for the property will be at fair
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market value, deter- mined with ref- erence to the rent for comparable properties in the area,” Chris Ashby, Vance’s personal lawyer, told Gimme Shelter in a statement. Middleburg has also been home to Came- lot royalty. In the early 1960s, President John F. Ken- nedy and his then-wife Jackie built a home on a massive estate on 167 acres in the area. They called it Wexford. Jackie was keen on having her children grow up riding horses. Even movie stars have been drawn to the quiet chi-chi, equestrian life of Middleburg. Elizabeth Taylor lived just outside Middle- burg when she was married to her sixth husband, Senator John Warner. During their marriage, from 1976 to 1982, they lived at Atoka Farm, a 400-plus acre estate in Mar- shall, Va., where they were married. In addition to the deal with Vance, Kuhn is also selling a 149-acre parcel of land known as the Middleburg Training Center in Loudoun County to the US Army, to house the army’s famed Caisson ceremo- nial horses that participate in funeral cere- monies at Arlington National Cemetery. The controversial sale was opposed by the Virginia Equine Alliance and locals who want to preserve the property for thorough- bred racing and training.
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By EMILY GOODIN
WASHINGTON — When former California congressional candidate Omar Navarro started asking his Republican allies about a presidential pardon, he got hit with sticker shock. “I talked to people that were in the Republican Party, and people that supported me in the past, and they made insinuations that you have to pay this law firm $2 mil- lion, $3 million and they’ll help you get a pardon,” Navarro told The Post from the Metropolitan Deten- tion Center in Los Angeles. The 37-year-old, who was sen- tenced in February to four years in federal prison after pleading guilty to embezzling $250,000 from his campaign, declined to give names, claiming: “The per- son that told me this is pretty powerful in the government, in the government agencies, like in the military and stuff like that, and so I’m very scared to even say anything about that.” There is no suggestion that these payments constitute illegal activity, not least by President Trump or anyone in the White House. However, the amount clemency clients pay firms and fixers to advocate for them is staggering.
“President Trump takes his ab- solute constitutional power to is- sue pardons and commutations seriously,” press secretary Karo- line Leavitt told The Post Thurs- day. “That’s why we have a rigor- ous review process involving the Department of Justice and the White House Counsel’s Office — a team of elite lawyers who care- fully evaluate every request be- fore it reaches the President’s desk, and he serves as the final decision-maker. “The President finds it detesta- ble that anyone would even at- tempt to profit off pardons.” Yet a parade of clemency hope- fuls are more than willing to shell
out seven figures for the lobbying industry’s fastest-growing sector, euphemistically called “executive relief.” Nursing home owner Joseph Schwartz was pardoned by Trump in November 2025 after admitting to withholding $39 mil- lion in payroll taxes from Uncle Sam. He paid three different firms a total of $1.1 million to ad- vocate on his behalf, according to disclosure reports reviewed by The Post. Binance founder Changpeng Zhao and his firm spent $2 million on “executive relief” efforts. The controversial crypto CEO was pardoned by Trump in October 2025 after pleading guilty to vio- lating US anti-money laundering laws. Zhao served a four-month prison sentence before being sprung, but not before paying $30,000 to the law firm of Baker & Hostetler LLP, while Binance
paid the same firm $70,000 for the same work. Binance also paid another DC firm, Checkmate Government Relations, $1.9 mil- lion for “executive relief” and other issues related to cryptocur- rency.
The Vogel Group — founded by former Republican Senate staffer Alex Vogel ) brought in $270,000 on behalf of four clemency cli- ents in Trump’s first term, ac- cording to lobbying disclosure reports, including “scam PAC” operator William Tierney, who pleaded guilty to defrauding thousands of donors, and New York stockbroker Ron Bauer, who is serving 20 months in prison for manipulating seven different stocks in a “pump-and-dump” scheme. Both have not been par- doned. Anne Pramaggiore, the former
Exelon Utilities CEO convicted in May 2023 for her role in a nearly decade-long scheme to bribe then-Illinois House Speaker Michael Madigan, shelled out $600,000 to two different firms seeking a pardon. She was re- leased on bail this past April with a new trial ordered. Of Pramaggiore’s money, $280,000 went to former Illinois Gov. Rod Blagojevich’s RRB Strat- egies. Blagojevich can claim ex- pertise after Trump commuted his 14-year prison sentence for cor- ruption in 2020 and followed that up with a full pardon in February 2025. University of St. Thomas (Minn.) School of Law professor Mark Osler, who also runs a clemency clinic, told The Post that the going rate for services that amount to the promise to use connections to get a person’s name and case in front of Trump is “shocking.”
Top lawyers in Washington, D.C., charge an average of $600 to over $1,000 per hour. Partners at top firms can charge up to $1,500 per hour for specialized services, according to Clio, a legal manage- ment service.
Margaret Love, an attorney who’s worked on more than 100 pardon applications, said she charged an average of $7,500 to help clemency applicants file with the Justice Department’s Of- fice of the Pardon Attorney. Once an application is received, the DOJ recommends waiting un- til five years after a prisoner’s sentence is completed and con- trition is displayed before even considering a pardon. But Trump, according to Love, has “abandoned the regular pro- cess” and turned executive clem- ency into a free-for-all.
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By Joe Marino and Tina moore
Cops shot a gun-wield- ing madman when he re- fused to drop his weapon outside a Queens home after a “large fiery explo- sion” on Saturday — and then they discovered two of his family members dead inside, police said. The NYPD responded to Ocean Crest Boulevard near Hartman Lane in Far Rockaway around noon after receiving a 911 call of shots fired inside the home, police said. “The caller stated that her husband was armed and had a history with mental illness,” Assistant Chief Christopher McIn- tosh said. The wife also told 911 that her 33-year-old hus- band, Kegan Thomas, “killed them,” he added. When police arrived, the wife was outside and told them she heard gun- shots “and when she walked into the room she saw a body on the bed,” McIntosh said, adding that she immediately ran out of the building and called 911. “Additionally, she told responding officers to be careful because her hus- band has a shotgun,” he said. By 12:15 p.m., cops had called in the NYPD’s Emergency Services Unit. As they were about to
A Georgia teenager who was “like a nephew” to Grammy-winning rapper 21 Savage shot his little sister by accident before turning the gun on himself, accord- ing to Atlanta’s 11Alive. Seven Shirley, 14, took his own life after allegedly shooting sister, Lyric, 12, in the neck Wednesday after-
Bizarre showdown: Police and firefighters examine the scene in Far Rockaway where a gunman confronted cops outside a burning home.
forcefully enter the home, “a large fiery explosion erupted from the house,” according to McIntosh.
The gunman, who was clad in a bulletproof vest with additional ammuni- tion in it and wielding a shotgun, emerged from the house and confronted cops, the sources said. The suspect was shot by multiple officers after re- fusing “numerous com- mands to drop the shot- gun,” a police source said. “Officers issued numer- ous verbal commands for the subject to put his hands up so he could drop the
noon at a home in southeast
Atlanta, grieving relatives
said.
“Just that fast, that boy
had made the decision to
kill himself,” Seven’s grand-
mother, Sharon Smith, said
through tears. “He probably
sat up there and thought,
‘I’m finna go to jail, they’re
going to ridicule me, every-
weapon,” McIntosh said. “After failing to comply with repeat commands to put his hands up and still armed (with) the shotgun, officers discharged their weapons and struck the subject.” Police discovered two bodies with bullet wounds inside the home — who were believed to be the man’s mother-in- law and sister-in-law, sources told The Post. The suspect was taken to Jamaica Hospital in critical condition and was under- going surgery, the sources said. He has no criminal record or mental health history with the NYPD, ac- cording to McIntosh.
body is going to be doing this and that and this . . .’ and he couldn’t take it.” The family has no idea what the teen was doing with the gun, Smith told the outlet. Lyric reportedly re- mains hospitalized after un- dergoing three surgeries to her neck and vocal cords. Jeanne Erickson
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Star US scientists are defecting to Beijing
By GABRIELLE FAHMY
China is aggressively poaching America’s top scientists in its rabid quest for global dominance in fields like medicine, space and tech, with at least 105 of the best and brightest defecting to the communist nation since 2024, The Post has learned. Nearly half of the recent wave of defectors in the last year are in biotechnology and medicine, ac- cording to a Post analysis, sug- gesting China is investing heavily to surpass the US in medical inno- vation. Other deserters specialize in critical fields like space science, climate change, computers and semiconductors. They’ve all left US universities or major corporations to join what are in most cases Chinese Com- munist Party-funded institutions — lured by cash, with some like
turncoat Harvard professor Charles Lieber promised a salary of $750,000 plus $150,000 in living expenses, and often their own sprawling research laboratories. Some of the prize CCP acquisi- tions include: n Lieber, the former chair of Harvard’s chemistry department, who resurfaced last year as the founding director of a research in- stitute in Shenzhen, where he will lead the race to develop the world’s first AI super-soldier. His new lab, based on his three dec- ades of work at Harvard, where he received at least $8 million in funding from the Department of Defense, is entirely bankrolled by the communist government. The Ivy League scientist was con- victed in 2021 of lying to the feds about his ties to China. n Zhonghua Gao, a leading brain development researcher who left Penn State’s College of Medicine
in January to join the newly estab- lished Shenzhen University of Ad- vanced Technology, where he will recruit others. During his more than two decades in the US, Gao led multimillion-dollar research on autism and cancer develop- ment, funded by the National In- stitutes of Health. n Renowned biologist Xian- zhong Xu, who returned to China in May, a few months after four re- searchers in his lab at the Univer- sity of Michigan were arrested for conspiring to smuggle biological material. Xu was not arrested with the others, and there’s no evi- dence he was involved in that scheme. n Virologist Haitao Hu, who left the University of Texas last De- cember for the Chinese Academy of Sciences Institute of Microbiol- ogy, where he will lead a team de- veloping vaccines for major viral infections including HIV — mir-
roring the work he did for more than four years at Walter Reed for the US military. n Omar Yaghi, who won last year’s Nobel Prize in chemistry for creating sponge-like materials that can trap water and gas and could be used to produce drink- ing water from desert air or cap- ture carbon dioxide. Yaghi, 65, left the University of California Berkeley earlier this month for Tsinghua University in Beijing, where he is leading an institute that uses artificial intelligence to accelerate the discovery of new materials. n Astrophysicist Liang Dai, who left Johns Hopkins University for Fudan University this spring. Dai, 38, who works on hunting black holes, was awarded a Sloan Re- search Fellowship for the “bright- est young scientists” in 2021. Additional reporting by Nick Labbat
It’s one small step for romantic shorties wanting to stand tall in the dating game. London pizza restaurant Dinner for One Hundred hosted a dating event that banned people standing 6 feet and above. The owners said they did it in response to the London pop-up club Land Of The Giants, where male guests must be 6 feet or taller.
This must be some spooky stuff! Universal Studios Japan is man- dating a consent form for their new psychological horror attrac- tion for adults 18 and over. The theme park will be intro- ducing Zanzo, where guests will be in a nightmare research facility, as part of its Halloween Horror Nights this fall.
This government intends to send fishy violators up the river. The Alberta provincial govern- ment is cracking down on resi- dents who are intentionally dumping goldfish, some the size of dinner plates, into their water- ways. The province has introduced its “Don’t Let It Loose” campaign and is threatening fines of up to $71,000 and/or a year in prison. Officials say the wayward gold- fish can harm delicate native aquatic ecosystems.
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These true believers got hosed, and some may not like it! A Catholic priest went viral for his unorthodox way of dispensing holy water. Father Rubén Pérez Rubio used a pressure washer to spray the crowd of parishioners gathered to honor the town of Contepec’s pa- tron St. James the Apostle. The video sparked an online de- bate over whether the action was sacrilegious or innovative.
A wall dating back to 1928 has ignited a local conversation about whether it should be preserved. The 15-inch wall, which sits above Western Australia’s popular Wave Rock tourist attraction, was built to collect rainwater. But as it ages, it is allowing wa- ter to seep beneath its surface, damaging the Wave Rock, formed 2.7 billion years ago, through ero- sion. Angela Barbuti, Wires
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frontman dies at 59
Lou Koller, the longtime
frontman and co-founder of
New York hardcore band
Sick of It All, has died after
a two-year battle with eso-
phageal cancer. He was 59.
The band announced Kol-
ler’s death Friday in a state-
ment shared on Instagram.
“It’s with unbelievable
sadness that we announce
to our worldwide hardcore
family the passing of our
brother Lou Koller,” the
group wrote. “The level of
loss that we feel at this time
is overwhelming.”
Koller first revealed in
June 2024 that doctors dis-
covered a cancerous tumor
in
his
esophagus
that
spread into his stomach,
forcing the band to cancel
its European tour.
Born
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Pamela Anderson re- vealed Friday that no one involved with Fox’s upcom- ing “Baywatch” reboot has reached out to her about making a cameo. “No one’s reached out to me,” she told Deadline. “I don’t know much about it.” However, the 59-year-old said producers did ap- proach her sons Brandon and Dylan Lee about getting involved behind the scenes. The “Last Showgirl” star, who played lifeguard C.J. Parker from 1992 to 1997, said she has no desire to return to the beach. Chris Rogers
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e’re halfway through the summer, and here’s a pre- viously unthinkable proclamation: The mov- ies are back, baby! The big screen’s obituary has been written so many times — even by the people who make films. TV, everybody long thought, was supposed to be the victorious usurper. When “The Sopranos” and “The Wire” were airing on HBO (Home Box Office, lest we forget) in the aughts, viewers said, “Wow, the acting and writing are just as good as in any prestige movie.” Of the series “Game of Thrones” and “Lost,” they cooed, “Man, the cinematography and special ef- fects rival the blockbusters I could pay $15 to see at the cinema.” And after COVID hit and thea- ters closed, streaming appeared to be the obvious way of the future. Big companies such as Disney, Apple and Warner Bros. bet that audiences would never leave their couch again. Theatrical was over. The inevitable migration was complete.
Oops. That has turned out to be a hugely expensive unforced error. Because in 2026 the movies have returned to their previous cultural dominance, while poor TV’s rele- vance has hit rock bottom. Underestimated younger gener- ations are mobbing the multiplex, and the box office is on track to hit $10 billion for the first time since 2019. And that’s not just owed to Christopher Nolan’s gargantuan “The Odyssey,” which has grossed a staggering $346 million in its first week of release — 54% ahead of “Oppenheimer” at the same point. Yes, the Matt Damon mythology epic is top dog in terms of buzz. But this year, there has been a steady and varied offering of box-office hits: Dramas and comedies, biopics and animated family fare, originals and IP, science fiction and period romance, Davids and Goliaths. Movies — creative and smart ones — are making money again and have wrestled back the conver- sation. There is an unshakable feeling that you’re the odd man out if you miss “Obsession,” the $750,000 in- dependent horror flick directed by a 26-year-old that’s grossed $443 million. Everybody was talking about the mind-blowing twist of “The Drama” ($132 million) with Zen-
daya and Robert Pattinson. Critics spewed venom at “Mich- ael,” the Michael Jackson biopic, but it sold $1 billion worth of tickets — the most ever for that genre. Controversy is exciting, too. There are other winners: Emer- ald Fennell’s sexy and much-de- bated “Wuthering Heights” ($241 million), the out-of-nowhere space- exploration phenom “Project Hail Mary” ($683 million) and A24’s Gen. Z game-changer “Backrooms” ($387 million). That list has something for every- one. You know what doesn’t anymore? TV. What exactly is on TV — net- work, cable, streaming, whatever —
that’s making waves, riling people up or getting them to cancel their evening plans? Practically nothing. Peak TV is a hazy memory. Ninety-eight percent of the inventory is background noise at best.
There are relative successes, of course, but none are enormous or breaking through into the wider consciousness. The most popular network series is “Tracker” on CBS. Who cares? There’s Taylor Sheridan’s “Yel- lowstone” followup “Dutton Ranch , ” which is so huge no one
ever mentions it. “The Pitt” has scratched the audience’s itch b y re- verting back to “ER” and “24.” And, for the pinky-out set, there was Ryan Murphy’s miniseries “Love Story: John F. Kennedy Jr. and Carol yn Bessette. ” So lovely and so over. “House of the Dragon” gets strong numbers for HBO, though not nearly on the level of the final seasons of “Game of Thrones.” And i t’s hardly a talker, perhaps be- cause the whole story’s outcome is a Google search away. When the Emmy nominations dropped earlier this month, the world cared about them even less than usual.
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By Sonya Gugliara
A suspicious fire in a Mi- chigan home where a family of eight — including six chil- dren — were found dead is being probed as a possible murder-suicide. Members of the tragic household have been identi- fied by grief-stricken loved ones. Amanda “Mandy” Karolk- iewicz, 39, her husband Kris- topher, 47, and their six chil- dren, ages 5 to 15, were found dead inside their Grand Ha- ven Township home on Fri- day around noon, Karolkie- wicz’s relatives revealed. The Ottawa County sher- iff’s and medical examiner’s office have not yet con- firmed their deaths. Authorities said that some of the victims had gunshot wounds. but did not specify which ones. Authorities are also inves-
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A 12-year-old boy was fa- tally shot in The Bronx Sat- urday when gunfire erupted near the Grand Concourse, police said. The child was hit along with two men, who were left wounded, at around 5:30 p.m. on Elliot Place near Grand Concourse in the Mt. Eden neighborhood, police said. It’s not clear who fired or
tigating the possibility of a horrific murder-suicide, but it is too early to confirm. Police, however, are not looking for any outside sus- pects, NBC reported. “My little sister Mandy, her husband, and my six nie- ces and nephews,” her sister Molly Cessna wrote on Fa- cebook alongside an article about the shocking deaths. “Everything’s just blurry. Please continue to pray, friends. please continue to pray as we try and piece everything together. Our hearts are utterly shattered. Tragic doesn’t even touch it.” Karoliewicz’s parents, Steve and Becky Lawwill, also shared a heartbreaking post — a smiling family photo on the beach. “So grateful for the joy they brought into our life. We are just so shattered,” they wrote.
who the intended target was. The child was shot in the left shoulder and taken to Lincoln Hospital, where he was declared dead. A 25-year-old man was hit in the buttocks and a 34- year-old man was struck in the foot, police said. Both were taken to Bronx Lebanon Hospital in stable condition by private means. Tina Moore, Joe Marino
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AREN Flowers, a 49- year-old beauty influen- cer based in Virginia, was recently sent a YouTube ad by her cousin. The clip featured an entity who looked just like Flowers pro- moting a life insurance company, but it wasn’t actually her. It was a deepfake made using her likeness. “[My cousin] said, ‘I’m looking at it. It’s you. But I know it’s not you,’ ” Flowers, the founder of Curl House, a line of holistic hair-care products, told The Post. “Clearly, it was my image. I looked at it and knew exactly what YouTube video it came from. My lips were synchronized with the words, but it didn’t sound like me.” Rogue gangs in far-off countries are stealing the images of social media stars and repur- posing them for their own pur- poses — often to create fabri- cated ads for products they’ve never heard of. Influencers, whose livelihood is dependent on their hard-won credibility and relationships with their followers, are finding them- selves powerless to stop it. “It’s horrifying,” Flowers said.
It’s difficult to quantify exactly how big the problem is, but Goo- gle recently sued a Chinese net- work called Outsider Enter- prise. The alleged cyber- crime group is accused of using Google’s artificial in- telligence tools to make phony websites and push out more than 100,000 finan- cial scams. Mean- while, according to the FBI, copycatting was used by cyber- criminals to leech Americans out of some $893 million in 2025 alone. The trend of stealing people’s likenesses started with celebrities. For years, in a low-tech version of the scam, criminals have been making so- cial media ac- counts that ap- pear to belong to celebrities and then contacting people pretend- ing to be them, asking for money or gift cards. Over the last year or so, Oprah
Winfrey, Kim Kardashian, Gwyneth Paltrow and other celebs have all had their images hijacked and used in deepfake videos, often selling unlikely products. In 2024, Taylor Swift was made to look like she was leading an online giveaway of pricey Le Creuset cookware. YouTube star MrBeast ap- peared to be hawking iPhones for $2 each if “you’re one of the lucky 10,000 people,” according to one video. He later went to X to blast “the deepfake scam of me.” Even the genial Tom Hanks has been hit. In 2023, he was turned into a pitch- man for a dental plan. “I have noth- ing to do with it,” he warned fans on Instagram. The year prior, entre- preneur and TV personality Be- thenny Frankel sued TikTok over her image being used without permission. She accused the plat- form of failing to stop deepfake ads that, according to NBC News, showed her selling counterfeit designer cardigans “with which [Frankel has] no affiliation,” and cited harm to her personal brand.
According to NBC News, Fran- kel put up a TikTok post “with the intent to inform consumers about the deception,” only for TikTok to remove it, deeming the post “abusive.” “This has to be ad- dressed,” Frankel said on “Good Morning America.” “The bigger issue is Tik- Tok and the wild, wild west of social media.” The case went into arbitration and Frankel’s people said they “don’t have information on where the law- suit currently stands.” TikTok did not respond to a request for comment. “Good Morning America” ran a statement from TikTok that, in part, said, “We have strict poli- cies to both pro- tect people’s hard earned intel- lectual property and keep misleading con- tent off TikTok.” Unlike A-listers and huge reality stars, influ- encers and “micro-ce- lebrities” often lack the means to fight back,
and tracking down the scammers can be next to impossible. “I looked up the company [that had the digitally recre- ated version of me] and it took me to a shell company,” Flowers said. “I could never reach them. I didn’t know where to send a cease-and-de- sist letter.” Finally, a consumer advocate from her hometown news sta- tion in Virginia stepped in and got You- Tube to take down the bo- gus commercial. YouTube did not re- spond to a request for comment, though Flow- ers, who has 102,000 fol- lowers on the platform, acknowledged, “I don’t blame YouTube. I feel like these companies are catching up with AI, which is here to stay.” Kara Mendelsohn, a fashion influencer with 125,000 Instagram follow- ers who worked for Calvin Klein in the 1990s, has also had her image stolen and used against her wishes. She posted a still from one of the ads to Insta- gram Stories, writing “This is NOT me!!! This company has stolen my image and my voice to create this AI ad. There is also one for a GLP1 that is NOT me! I hate this and Instagram does nothing to take this down.” Meta — which owns In- stagram and Facebook — told The Post that identi- fying this sort of content can be a challenge as technology constantly evolves, but said it is con- tinually working to im- prove its systems and get a step ahead. The company advises users to consider several factors to try and deter- mine if content has been created as a deepfake. They include checking the trustworthiness of the ac- count sharing the content and looking for details that might ap- pear unnatural.
Image theft can sneak up on a person at the most unexpected times. Nassia Matsa, a London-based model and journalist, was riding the city’s Underground when, she told The Post, “I saw an ad with someone that looked like me. It felt very uncanny. The im- age came from an editorial that I did for a Paris-based magazine back in 2019.
fighting back: “Skinfluencer” Arielle Lorre compares a real picture of herself to one used by the brand Skaind, who she is suing for allegedly stealing her likeness. Meanwhile Oprah (above) was one of the first celebs to have her image used to promote products she had nothing to do with.
“[The entity that did the phony ad] chose diverse models to seem modern and relevant, a very per- formative act, since none of us got paid or even consented to be part of this ad,” she said. More recently, “skinfluencer” Arielle Lorre, 40 and based in Los Angeles, was disturbed to find a deepfake of herself gush- ing about a skincare product from a company called Skaind, which she had never worked with, in an interview. The man giving the interview in the pro- motion posted to X that his im- age had also been stolen. “You can imagine how unset-
tling it is to see yourself saying things you’ve never said, sitting in an interview you’ve never sat in,” she told Inc. magazine. “Not only is it illegal, but it also dilutes my brand.” The issue underscores what can happen when bad actors use so- cial media and artificial intelli- gence for their own nefarious means. It all drives home a point made by Frankel on “Good Morning America” about videos online. “I want people to know you must enter at your own risk,” she said. “You must not operate freely. You must be protected.”
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By Kathianne Boniello
The United States Ten- nis Association has no love for the family of the man who created the Na- tional Tennis Center, eras- ing his legacy from the famed sports complex in Queens while squeezing his heirs for nearly half a million dollars, a lawsuit claims. The children of William “Slew” Hester claim the USTA violated a decades- old settlement agreement by demolishing their box in Arthur Ashe Stadium and offering “inferior” seats to the US Open — and only if they pay a whopping $460,000. The stunning price tag left Hester’s surviving children, Bill and Kathryn, with no choice but to sue — for a second time — the
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Club in Forest Hills where it had been held and thrusting it onto a far more prominent — and lucrative — stage. Construction was fin- ished in 10 months, in time for the 1978 US Open. A grateful USTA re- warded Hester with life- time box seats for him and his heirs, a memorial plaque gracing the en- trance and a namesake restaurant, his family said in a federal lawsuit. “While the USTA does not comment on pending litigation, it should be noted that the USTA has fulfilled its commitment to the Hesters by provid- ing them the opportunity to purchase seats in a lo- cation consistent with their prior seats and on the same basis as other purchasers,” a USTA spokesman said.
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week.
The
woman,
who told investi-
gators
she
had
been
threatened
with the murder
of her family if she
refused to cooperate, alleg-
edly endured days of abuse
before escaping from a
Gloucester City motel, they
said.
Tamier Brown-Miller, of
Philadelphia, and Dezeree
Smith (inset), of Collings-
wood, NJ, were indicted last
week.
Authorities say the two
ran a commercial sex-traf-
ficking operation between
July and October 2025, mov-
ing victims through Cherry
Hill, Atlantic City, Glouces-
ter City and Philadelphia.
One adult victim first met
Brown-Miller and Smith
through social media and
initially considered them
friends, according to court
records.
Courtney Shah, a seven-
time “Jeopardy!” champion,
has died at age 52 after a
battle with brain cancer.
Shah (inset), a his-
tory
professor
at
Lower
Columbia
College in Washing-
ton state for nearly
20 years, passed away
peacefully at her home
Wednesday morning, her
daughter revealed on a Car-
ingBridge page.
The late academic com-
That changed during a house party in Philadelphia, at which Brown-Miller al- legedly threatened to kill her family if she refused to work for him. Two years later, the woman was standing outside a Philly 7-Eleven
when a black car pulled up with Brown-Miller and a second man. Terrified be- cause Brown-Mil- ler allegedly al- ways carried a handgun and had threatened her family again, she got in, investiga- tors said. She was taken to a Holi- day Inn in Philadelphia, where prosecutors say she was forced to have sex with men over the next two days. She was then driven across the Delaware River to the Super 8 Motel in Gloucester City. Brown-Miller allegedly confiscated her phone and posted online escort adver- tisements offering her for commercial sex. At some point, Smith alleg- edly returned the woman’s phone, telling her Brown- Miller would shoot and kill her if she tried to leave.
peted on “Jeopardy!” in 2021 and earned $120,558 for her winning streak and for second place finish on her eighth ap- pearance, according to J! Archive. She also competed in the 2022 Tourna- ment of Champions. “I really never imag- ined I would get here,” she said in a behind-the- scenes video after her fifth game. Shane Galvin
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Did Dracula come to America?
WORLDISM
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ohran Mamdani spent 18 months promising New York- ers that he would arrest a for- eign head of government. On Tuesday night, he admit- ted that he cannot. But it is hard to believe Mamdani did not know all along the promise was le- gally untenable. He made it anyway be- cause its real purpose was not enforce- ment but delegiti- mization — to put Israel and the US- led international or- der on the docket. His administra- tion reviewed every avenue available un- der applicable law and found no inde- pendent authority to enforce the Inter- national Criminal Court’s warrant against Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu. The concession came by video, days after President Trump had already foreclosed the question. Trump said Netanyahu would not be arrested in the United States “in any way, shape, or form” and argued that the men who led Iran into its present catastrophe are the ones who belong in custody. The episode exposes more than a failed political promise. It reveals the worldview beneath Mamdani’s anti- Israel campaign: Third Worldism. Emerging in the late 1950s, Third
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Worldism argues that poverty across Asia, Africa and Latin America re- sulted primarily from an international order dominated by the industrialized West, not from the domestic policies or institutions of developing states. Beyond weakening the West, Third Worldism elevates terrorist organiza- tions into liberation movements — forces for good precisely because they defy the US-led global order. Israel occupies a central place within this worldview. The Jewish state is por- trayed as a settler-colonial project sus- tained by American power, making the conflict a struggle between colonizer and colonized. Under that logic, Is- rael’s legitimacy is the primary target. By the late 1990s — and decisively after the Soviet Union collapsed in 1991 — Third Worldist regimes and revolu- tionary movements had lost much of their military and diplomatic momen- tum. International institutions then as- sumed greater importance to the Third Worldists. The UN General Assembly, the Human Rights Council, the tribu- nals in The Hague and the advocacy networks surrounding them provided new instruments for advancing the same political objectives through legal means. Israel has accumulated more condemnations at the Human Rights Council than the rest of the world’s states combined. The irony is that the ideology behind the promise no longer reflects the for- eign policy of many of the govern-
arrest Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu was never going to happen, but it served to energize efforts by
Third Worldists who want to
ments Mamdani claims to champion. India illustrates the transformation. Once a leading architect of the Non- Aligned Movement and Third World solidarity, India now counts Israel among its closest strategic partners in defense, intelligence, agriculture, cy- bersecurity and advanced technology. Cooperation rests on national interest, not revolutionary ideology. The same evolution has occurred across much of the Middle East. The United Arab Emirates and Bahrain nor- malized relations with Israel through the Abraham Accords. Morocco fol- lowed in 2020 and expanded co- operation in defense, intelli- gence, agriculture and water technology. These govern- ments concluded that tech- nological cooperation, eco- nomic integration and secu- rity partnerships serve their populations more effectively than permanent ideological con- frontation with the West. The shift extends beyond relations with Israel. Across the region, govern- ments have increasingly suppressed armed organizations without state au- thority and prioritized sovereignty. Secretary of State Marco Rubio (in- set) has confronted the International Criminal Court. He has sanctioned ICC judges and prosecutors and blocked their US assets. Mamdani’s mad campaign demonstrates why Ru- bio’s efforts deserve support.
International legal claims increas- ingly migrate into American politics through advocacy organizations, uni- versities, municipal governments and elected officials. More importantly, Rubio’s ICC con- cern extends beyond the Netanyahu warrant itself. First, the ICC asserts jurisdiction even over nationals of countries that declined to join it — the United States among them. That means the court believes it has authority over Ameri- cans and their allies absent any consti- tutional consent. This principle could be used to arrest American leaders when they visit other countries. Second, the warrant establishes a standard for judging democratic gov- ernments at war against rules that over- ride their own institutions. Israel main- tains military courts, legal advisers and a Supreme Court. A tribunal that finds those insufficient will reach the same verdict on American ones. No doubt all this could be used to arrest Trump, Ru- bio, or any other prominent leader in the future. Third, the court requires no American recognition to shape American politics. Advocacy networks, pen- sion funds and city govern- ments adopt its judgments as binding and voluntary en- forcement delivers the authority that formal jurisdiction withholds. Mamdani lost the legal argument, but nothing in the political project de- pended on winning it. He rendered a supranational claim as a domestic ob- ligation. Rubio warned this month that the ICC’s claws could reach Americans through their own politics. Mamdani proved him right within the week.
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W
e are at an “I-told- you-so moment.” That’s what New York state Conservative Party Chairman Ger- ard Kassar told The Post last week in response to the new guide, “Talking With Young People About Weed.” Kassar couldn’t be more right. State officials, apparently, have finally realized the negative con- sequences of their deci- sion to legalize cannabis for recreational use five years ago. Emergency-room visits have skyrocketed, as have pe- diatric poisonings. Hospital visits involving cannabis and children under age 5 rose more than 1,600% since 2016. “Anyone who uses cannabis fre- quently over time is at risk for devel-
oping Cannabinoid Hyperemesis Syn-
drome,” the guide warns, which in-
cludes “severe abdominal pain, per-
sistent nausea, and repeated vomit-
ing.” And those are just the temporary
effects. Cannabis Use Disorder has
been linked to higher rates of
psychosis, suicidal ideation,
panic attacks and other mood
disorders, particularly among
teens and young adults. This
is even more of a problem be-
cause many teens have gotten
the idea cannabis will help
them with mental-health
challenges and start self-med-
icating for depression and
anxiety. The result is often an
increase in those problems.
Using weed has resulted in
underperformance in school and be-
havior problems, not surprisingly. In
the immediate aftermath of legaliza-
tion in New York, incidents involv-
ing illegal drugs, drug paraphernalia,
Naomi Schaefer Riley
has reviewed every avenue available . . . It’s clear we do not have the independent legal authority.’ — Mayor Mamdani backs off a vow to arrest Benjamin Netanyahu
alcohol and unauthorized use of possession of con- trolled substances or pre- scription medications in- creased 17% in the 2022-2023 school year compared to the year before. A recent Wall Street Journal article re- ported that DeWitt Clinton HS in The Bronx “has limited the kind of food students are allowed to bring because teens were smuggling THC edibles in with their lunch and snacks.” How did we get here? It is worth un- derstanding how warnings about these problems went unheeded. In 2017, Gov. Andrew Cuomo resisted pressure to approve recreational mar- ijuana. At the time, he said, “It’s a gate- way drug, and marijuana leads to other drugs and there’s a lot of proof that that’s true.” He acknowledged, “There’s two sides to the argument. But I, as of this date, I am unconvinced on recreational marijuana.”
politicians to raise our game and rise to the new challenge.’
— new UK Prime Minister Andy Burnham on replacing Keir Starmer
70 mm . . . please. I’m calling on Zeus himself.’
Like many parents and policymakers, Cuomo was focused on the idea that marijuana was harmless but that it could lead to other drugs that were harmful. As it turned out, the cannabis that is sold today is much more powerful than anything Cuomo and his friends might have smoked in high school. The problem is not just the other drugs weed might lead you to. It’s the actual weed. But Cuomo and the other leaders opposed to recreational pot started to crack under pressure. Among other things, Big Cannabis started spending a lot of money lobbying governments. And New York’s politicians also got greedy about the tax dollars they could get from legalizing weed. In 2020, Cu- omo announced that we needed more research. “The federal government failed Americans with opioids, and we cannot allow that to happen with can- nabinoids,” Cuomo said in the State of
the State address. “There is a dearth of independent research on the science, the safety risks, and the dangers/bene- fits associated with its potential use.” As it turns out, there was plenty of research at the time. But even if the re- search wasn’t clear, why would the an- swer be to go ahead and legalize? And yet a year later, the governor was con- vinced. Of course, he didn’t actually say that. Instead, what he said when he signed the legislation was, “This is a historic day in New York — one that rights the wrongs of the past by putting an end to harsh prison sentences, embraces an industry that will grow the Empire State’s economy, and prioritizes mar- ginalized communities so those that have suffered the most will be the first to reap the benefits.” In other words, the goalpost moved from “cannabis is not safe” to “we don’t know whether cannabis is safe” to “we don’t care whether cannabis is safe because we are pursuing some misguided policy to right past wrongs.” It hasn’t done that either. A recent meta-analysis found that “cannabis use among African Americans/Black indi- viduals is linked to other drug use . . . showing heavy rates of cannabis and tobacco co-use and cannabis and alco- hol co-use relative to other racial/eth- nic groups.” Another study found the places with the highest concentration of dispensaries in New York City “tend to be urban areas with clusters of Black and Hispanic residents.” In other words, legalization is having a dispro- portionately negative impact on the people it was intended to help. Legalization has turned into a disas- ter for young people in New York, who are being hospitalized for accidental and intentional ingestion. They are suf- fering academically and experiencing a lack of motivation to work. Even The New York Times editorialized a few months ago that legalization has not lived up to its advocates’ promises and that America “has a marijuana prob- lem.” One hopes that New York offi- cials will reverse course. In the mean- time, all we can say is: Told you so.
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Naomi Schaefer Riley is a senior fellow at the American Enterprise Institute.
kills an American Soldier they will pay for that killing many times over!’ — President Trump after the deaths of four service members
C
hina reports its current population is 1.42 billion. Yi Fuxian, a University of Wisconsin-Madison aca- demic who studies Chi- nese demography, believes that number is far too high. He’s right. Nonetheless, China is at least four times more populous than the United States. But the great disparity will not last. China is on the brink of a demographic cliff. By the turn of the century, the US might even have more people than China. Yi be- lieves that coun- try could have as few as 330 million people when the clock strikes 2100. Then, America, according to the US Census Bu- reau, will have 366 million. China is now heading to history’s greatest drop in population in the absence of war. “Left unaddressed, China’s demographic trap could pre- cipitate a civilizational collapse,” Yi warns Beijing. The sheer size of China awes for- eigners — and instills great pride in its people. “What is the real fulcrum of China’s strength?” asked a popular Chinese website in 2009. There was a one-word answer: “Population!” And as the anonymous “Fang Feng” posted on the Strong Country Forum of the Communist Party’s People’s Daily when China’s popula- tion was still growing, “More people means more power.” Fewer people, then, means less power. China’s leaders have been trying just about everything to stabilize the falling population. The effort dates back to before the country peaked, ac- cording to official reporting, in 2021.
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STUDENT MOAN$
Share of US adults who say colleges are affordable:
Chinese President Xi Jinping (above) is likely to act fast to boost his nation’s population, as the one-child policy and other woes led to an excess of men who will never have kids.
floored with how many Russian lies I fell for.’
So far, nothing has worked. As Wang Feng of the University of Cali- fornia, Irvine points out, “No coun- try has successfully raised fertility with government policies.” As demographics expert Nicholas Eberstadt of the American Enter- prise Institute said, “It is possible to use bayonets and police power to force birth rates down against the will of a people; it is very much more difficult to use state force to push birth rates up.” The Chinese government, however, has a solution: growing babies in ma- chines “Matrix”-style, as Zhao DaSh- uai, a self-described propagandist for the Chinese military, suggested in 2023. “Sooner or later, reproduction will be an industrialized process, it’s
become very volatile.’
— Secret Service Director Sean Curran, saying the agency has probed 10,000 threats so far this year
hardworking New Yorkers than Albany politicians who think they know it all.’
the only way to maintain a healthy birthrate,” she wrote. If the country cannot maintain that birthrate, the alternative is precipi- tous decline. As Yi argues, such de- cline will affect China’s relations with all other countries. Its demographic failure, he told The Post this month, will lead to “a fundamental reassess- ment of China’s trajectory, US-China relations, and broader global eco- nomic and geopolitical trends.” Fortunately, as China’s population shrinks fast the nation could become benign. Charles Burton of the Sinop- sis think tank says that “China’s ag- ing population will tend to slow growth, and slow growth will inten- sify domestic pressures and push the regime to prioritize stability through
increased surveillance, security spending, and propaganda.” Peaceful post-war Japan is perhaps the best example of how falling pop- ulation affects geopolitical ambition. Yet as Eberstadt explains, history of- fers examples to the contrary: Some graying societies, such as Germany in the 1930s and Serbia in the 1990s, were violent and aggressive. Add China to the list of the likely vi- olent. There is a link between a high number of unmarriable males — so- called bare branches — and a nation’s adoption of risk-taking foreign poli- cies. “The security logic of high-sex- ratio cultures predisposes nations to see some utility in interstate conflict,” argue Valerie Hudson and Andrea den Boer in their much-discussed “Bare Branches: The Security Impli- cations of Asia’s Surplus Male Popu- lation.” China’s one-child policy resulted in some of the planet’s most skewed sex ratios as couples wanted their only child to be male to continue bloodlines. The result was tens of millions of excess men. Chinese leaders throughout millennia have seen the benefit of directing the de- structive energies of young males at foreigners, instead of letting them mill around the country disrupting Chinese society. Moreover, Xi Jinping may see a closing window to achieve his grand ambitions — he has been pushing the imperial-era belief that Chinese em- perors had an obligation to rule ti- anxia or “all under Heaven” — and so may be impelled to act sooner rather than later to fulfill his goals. After all, intimidation is the core of Xi’s diplomacy. “No one is going to bow down to a country quickly transi- tioning from giant to midget,” accord- ing to Blaine Holt, a China analyst and retired US Air Force general. “Xi, if he is to achieve his ambitions, has to act fast or not at all.” Expect Xi to act fast: He must know by now his China has no answer for population collapse.
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Gordon G. Chang is the author of “Plan Red: China’s Project to Destroy America” and “The Coming Collapse of China.” Follow him on X @GordonGChang.
DWINDLING AID
US foreign aid by fiscal year (Oct. 1 to Sept. 30):
2023 $85B
2024 $63B
2025 $47B 2026 (so far)
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Reversing the massive Biden inflow of illegal migrants remains a work in progress, but a nec- essary one — with getting as many as possible to leave voluntarily quite vital. President Trump stopped the wave cold in his first days in office, putting the lie to Democrats’ claims that the border couldn’t be secured without new laws, and it remains stopped. But President Joe Biden waved in millions of “asylum seekers,” and millions more jumped the border while border agents were tied up processing the influx. Getting them all out, without dangerous and cha- otic mass ICE raids, is hard work, made all the tougher by Democrats’ continue d resistance to any enforcement at all. Which is why the feds need to push them to go home on their own. Homeland Security reports that of the 3 million- plus illegals who left the country during Year 1 of Trump’s second term, about 73% (some 2.2 million) self-deported. Part of that is the realization that staying forever won’t be as it once seemed; another is new financial incentives. DHS has issued more than 100,000 fines to illegals who have failed to comply with final removal orders. These fines clock in at $998 per day of overstay; the fines now total in the billions.On the other side of the equation, non-criminal self-deporters face no fines or asset confiscation and remain eligible for legal re-entry. Team Trump lets would-be self-deporters use the CBP Home app to arrange their departure; it’s a wonderful repurpose of the insane Biden-era CBP One app that let would-be illegal migrants schedule their border jumps.
State Attorney General Letitia James ham- mers conservative outfits over paperwork er- rors, but sure is kind she when the Council on American-Islamic Relations, a political ally, flouts state charity and elections law. CAIR and related entity CAIR Action jumped into New York Democratic primaries in June to endorse and fundraise for a host of antizionist can- didates, including the victorious Darieliza Avila Chevalier, Brad Lander and Claire Valdez. Setting aside CAIR’s links to Hamas and the Mus- lim Brotherhood, this would be normal political activity — except that CAIR Action NY, though registered federally as a 501(c)(4), never registered with the New York Charities Bureau, as required for any entity soliciting funds in New York state. A new report from the Intelligent Advocacy Net- work details scrupulously how CAIR Action — though barred from soliciting in California and fined for unlicensed solicitation in DC — ignored New York law. Yet AG James, whose core duties
Sending in federal agents to go toe to toe with an- tifa thugs and blue-city progs, however merited, has not proven an effective means of making that happen. Setting aside tragedies like the deaths of Alex Pretti and Renee Good, encouraged to in- terfere with legitimate law-enforcement opera- tions, the political risks are vast. The street battles in Minneapolis are, justly or not, a main reason why support for ICE has cra- tered in recent polling, even as support for getting most of the Biden wave gone remains high. Nor will blue-state and -city electeds pay any price from their voters for resisting ICE, no matter how deeply unjust it is to both US citizens and legal immigrants. Focusing on quieter administrative levers to en- courage deportation is not only smart — it’s mas- sively effective. Plus: Even as ICE draws back from more confrontational tactics, its overall arrest numbers are up. The administration has posted other quiet wins beyond the civil-fine initiative, for example killing a Biden rule that stopped many types of welfare assistance from counting as making a migrant a “public charge” and so ineligible for legalization. All these issues need rethinking when the na- tion finally starts to settle on a rational new ap- proach to immigration. Biden waved in far too many migrants by ignoring the spirit of the laws; humanely sending the overwhelming majority of them home is absolutely necessary to getting the nation to where it can finally agree on new laws to admit the immigrants America needs in an orderly and sustainable way.
include enforcing these laws, has had nothing to say on the matter. Hmm: Her office routinely celebrates the work of CAIR, takes action against groups investigating CAIR and even forces pro-Israel groups that annoy CAIR out of business. James has been a stickler when it comes to the jots and tittles of the filings of conservatives, for example striving to shut down the small anti-immi- gration website VDare, which hasn’t operated in New York for years, over supposed “misappropria- tion” of funds for outlays that donors were well aware of. Not to mention her prosecutorial jihad against Donald Trump and the privately held Trump Organization over obscure filings in a Deutsche Bank loan that was repaid in full. For all James’ oaths to uphold the laws, her ap- proach to these issues is pure politics. If you’re an enemy, watch out. But if you’re an ally — even one linked to global terror — you can get away with anything.
By Daniel Di Martino and STU SMITH T
he State Department pub- lished a damning report doc- umenting the Cuban com- munist regime’s nefarious activities in America. Among the revelations: Cuba has been training over 10,000 Ameri- can left-wing activists and funding dissent in this country. They have the ability to organize disruptive demonstrations at most military bases and immigration facilities at a day’s notice. The timing is eerie. Just this Tuesday, yet another anti-ICE terror attack oc- curred in Manhattan when a former US army soldier set gasoline on fire in front of the agency’s New York field of- fice. This pyromaniac isn’t officially linked to Cuba, but his violent left-wing attack is precisely the type of thing Cuba is incubating in America. For decades, trips to Cuba have served as a rite of passage for some of America’s most committed activists. Extremists drawn to revolutionary movements and radical causes visit the country to learn from the regime. Early on, the Venceremos Brigade brought American students to the country to tap into its political groups. Some of its first visitors then used what they learned to lead the Weather Underground. These and similar trips continue to- day and connect participants with more militant forms of activism. The “Brigadista” Calla Walsh served as co-chair of the National Network on Cuba before she became a mouthpiece for the Iranian regime. She declared “Death to America” in Tehran last year. Former Venceremos brigadier Karen Bass managed to get elected as mayor of the America’s second largest city. She has advanced causes favorable to the Cuban regime such as calling to lift sanctions on the communist regime. When the Cuban tyrant Fidel Castro died, she mourned him as “Coman- dante en Jefe” — commander in chief. The list goes on: Isra Hirsi, daughter of Rep. Ilhan Omar (D-Minn.), made a trip to Havana in March. She thanked the People’s Forum for organizing the trip, despite concerns that the organi- zation may be a Chinese Communist Party propaganda arm. People’s Forum denies any wrongdoing. Some Cuban operatives aren’t as overtly revolutionary and work through more conventional political and professional channels, including nonprofit institutions and political or- ganizations such as the Democratic So- cialists of America. Since 2019, the DSA has expanded its activism related to Cuba. The party has intensified this engagement during the second Trump administration. The DSA sent 40 rank-and-file and governing members to Havana. They met with communist officials, including Deputy Minister of Foreign Affairs Car- los Cossío Domínguez. The DSA also participated in the trip that sent Hirsi and far-left streamer
Hasan Piker — who recently called Mao Zedong “one of the great leaders of this world” — to Cuba. Fortunately, the Trump administra- tion has accelerated its efforts against the communist-influence network in America. A federal court is investigat- ing far-left China-based billionaire Ne- ville Roy Singham, a chief financier of the nonprofit network supporting communist activities. Besides the People’s Forum, Singham is a major contributor to Code Pink. His wife, Jodie Evans, is the co-founder. Its leadership includes some of the coun- try’s most prominent pro-Cuba activ- ists, including Medea Benjamin, Clau- dia De la Cruz and Vivien Lesnik Wei- sman. A grand jury is reportedly inves- tigating whether Singham’s activities may have violated the Foreign Agents Registration Act. (Singham has not been charged with wrongdoing, and he has denied acting on behalf of the Chi- nese government.) The Justice Department is also seek- ing the extradition of another far-left financier, James “Fergie” Chambers, who is living in Spain. (He has denied any wrongdoing.) But much more remains to dismantle
these operations and militant net- works. A good place to start: The House Foreign Affairs Committee can subpoena every person and organiza- tion identified in the State Depart- ment’s Cuba report. Their testimony would surely begin to expose these nefarious actors ahead of potential court proceedings. And it would show the American people the extent of Cuba’s influence. The Trump administration should also probe the nonprofit status of 501(c)3 groups such as the People’s Forum, Code Pink, the ANSWER Coa- lition and even the DSA’s own non- profit arms such as the DSA Fund. The DOJ and Treasury Department should enforce existing sanctions on Cuba, Venezuela and other far-left re- gimes to the greatest degree, punish- ing those who violate them by taking payment from those regimes or work- ing for them. Finally, to expose the influence of foreign tyrants, Congress should pass legislation to force every nonprofit group to disclose any large donation by a foreign national or from foreign- source funds. It’s easy for DSA members and fel-
low travelers to funnel money to anti- American causes. It’s easy for Mayor Mamdani to remain silent when the DSA supports the Cuban regime. It’s easy for Rep. Omar to blame America for Cuba’s socialist collapse. It’s easy for Rep. Pramila Jayapal (D-Wash.) to lie and praise Cuba’s broken health system after meeting with the na- tion’s dictator. But it’s not easy to be a Cuban suffering from blackouts, lack of water and food shortages caused by socialism. Earlier this week, Cuban tyrant Mi- guel Díaz-Canel said that “a new and more dangerous version of McCarthysm is back in the United States.” Make no mistake, if the US government does not act, a wave of far-left terrorism will follow. We must not hold back our efforts to protect America’s freedom and way of life from communism and socialism. An- ti-communism is indeed back, and Cuba is next.
Kudos to Bob Chavez, a Viet- nam veteran who slapped a young man at a Chicago Cubs game for not standing for the national anthem (“Say can you stand,” July 22). The slap should have come from this young man’s parents. Our national anthem is a sign of respect, which should be taught at home. Thankfully this dis- pute was settled amicably, with- out knives or guns, and this young man learned something.
Maria Musolino, Staten Island Lefty propaganda
I was surprised to read the ob- vious MAGA hit-job article by Niall Ferguson and John-Clark Levin (“The algorithms of an- tisemitism,” July 23). They blamed only conserva- tives and far-right extremists for the current trend of rising antisemitism in this country. There was not a single mention of the charges of Palestinian genocide and war crimes against Israel by progressives and socialists or the general abandonment of support for Jews by mainstream Demo- cratic leaders. What a one-sided piece of lefty propaganda.
Anthony Scro, Whitestone Why split schools?
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Part of the problem of New York City’s public-school spending lies with the Bloom- berg administration’s “co-loca-
tion” policies (“Addition & sub-
traction,” July 20).
Mayor Bloomberg thought it
would be beneficial to break up
large schools, believing that
students would get more indi-
vidual attention and academic
achievement would increase.
As a school nurse, I worked at
two co-location sites. Class-
rooms had to be converted to
offices and there was a net loss
of valuable extracurriculars
since no one small school could
offer what the larger schools
did. And academic achievement
did not improve.
It’s time to reconsolidate: one
school in one building. The sav-
ings and benefits to students
would be enormous.
Ilene Heller, Manhattan Lock perps down
New York’s parole system is a sick joke and repeat-offender Zaki Smith is glaring proof (“Fiendish Subway ‘pusher’ on parole,” July 22). This punk, who has 14 prior arrests, pushed a 70-year-old woman onto the subway tracks. The idiots in Albany who passed the no-bail laws should be fired for incompetence.
Gary Acerra, Staten Island End the outbreak
City Council Speaker Julie Menin’s piece about the Legion- naire’s outbreak on the Upper East Side is comforting but alarming (“Zo’s Outbreak Bun- gle,” PostOpinion, July 22). History shows us that public trust in politicians is an impor- tant weapon against epidemic
diseases. The appalling news about insufficient professional staffing and the administra- tion’s seeming indifference is worrisome. Mayor Mamdani, our once- vigilant public-health system must not be allowed to sleep in the face of ongoing challenges by harmful, infectious orga- nisms in our daily world.
Robert April, Manhattan Fetterman is right
Although I have major issues with Sen. John Fetterman vot- ing with Republicans during the government shutdown, I have to agree with him on Mayor Mamdani (“Zo gets slammed for Bibi bust bid,” July 20). If Mamdani wants to set Mid- dle Eastern policy, he should move to one of those nations that execute critics of the gov- ernment, whip women who don’t dress modestly or allow men to control their wives.
Edward Drossman, Manhattan
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The Intrigue Silvia Moreno-Garcia (Del Rey) It’s a sexy noir set in Mexico in the 1940s. A charming swindler targets lonely women, but when he sets his sights on a wealthy widow, her savvy niece wants in on the con.
All That’s Unseen: An Appalachian Memoir Emilee Hackney (Penguin Press) Hackney grew up in south- west Virginia, an eighth gen- eration Appalachian. In high school, she started dating a boy who was heavily in- volved in a radically Pente- costal church. She planned to marry him and be a good, submissive wife, but, when she found out who he really was, she took a sharp turn. She applied to Harvard and was accepted.
Yellow Pine: A Novel Claire Vaye Watkins (Riverhead Books) In the latest from the ac- claimed author of “I Love You But I’ve Chosen Darkness,” a divorced, recovering alco- holic returns to the Mojave desert where she grew up. There she connects with a former lover, decides she wants to have another kid and joins up with residents battling a data center being built in the area.
Tenderness: A Novel Rowan Beaird (Flatiron Books) At the wedding of a well-off couple on a Virginia island in the 1970s, intrigue swirls around the Ivy League bride, who was swept up in the Synanon cult for reasons unknown.
Why Hulk Hogan Matters David Shoemaker (Harper) The host of the “The Masked Man Show With Kaz” pod- cast examines the late wres- tler’s life and legacy.
A Matter of Life and Death: The Importance of Being Kane Keith Russell Ablow (Speaking Volumes) Hedge fund manager Alex Kane has made a mint in prediction markets, but his personal life is in shambles and he’s considering suicide. Instead, he hires a movie di- rector to help him stage an elaborate rebirth.
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n 2016, DJ DiDonna was, by all accounts, riding high. The fintech company he co- founded, EFL Global, was grow- ing at a fast clip. He had given a speech at the United Nations about how to empower entrepreneurs through access to finance, and the startup had landed a feature in The New York Times. Then came his father’s 70th birth- day celebration that August at his parents’ home in Gilford, NH. As the family sat outdoors enjoying a back- yard barbecue, DiDonna got a call summoning him to South Africa for work. He rushed away from the party and flew out that night. “The company had gotten my time and attention, while my family got the short shrift,” DiDonna, now 43, writes in his new book, “Big Time
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Off: The Transformative Power of Sabbaticals and How to Take One” (Simon Acumen). “My personal life was in shambles.” Like many ambitious people, Di- Donna had never given a sabbatical much thought, but having to go to South Africa forced him to reeval- uate his life and his priori- ties. While on the plane home from Johannesburg, he came up with a plan for a five-month hiatus. He talked it over with his co-founder, Bailey Klinger, who was on board with it, though DiDonna says he himself felt a “sense of guilt.” Still he proceeded. From January to May 2017, he stopped working and traveled to New Zealand with friends, walked 900 miles across Ja- pan on a Buddhist pilgrimage and
The Odyssey Homer, translated by Emily Wilson (W. W. Norton & Company) “An amazing number of readers are buying the book to appreci- ate how Christo- pher Nolan’s film brings to life — and changes — the 2,700 year-old epic story,” Kaplan told The Post. “The Wilson translation [commended by Nolan] is the most popular; the Robert Fagles, Robert Fitz- gerald and Daniel Mendelsohn transla- tions are equally excellent.”
cared for his mother as she recovered from a serious illness. He also tackled more mundane tasks like remodeling his kitchen and learning how to cut tiles with his dad. The whole experience was “transformational,” he said. The time off was key in helping him realize that he didn’t want to return to his former life. It also left him wanting to learn more about the phenomenon of sabbaticals. DiDonna ended up head- ing to his alma mater, the University of Notre Dame, to run a domestic policy research lab. In January 2019, he established The Sabbatical Project, a research initia- tive and online community advocat- ing for sabbaticals. It now has a mail- ing listing of some 10,000 people and
The Memoirs of Stockholm Sven Nathaniel Ian Mil- ler (Little, Brown and Company) “When a reclu- sive miner suffers a disfiguring in- jury, he retreats to a small fur trapping town to start a new life,” Kaplan said. “Sven, our epony- mous hero, for- ges unexpected friendships and creates a tight-knit family. Though set on Sval- bard, a harsh Arctic island, this novel will warm your spirits.”
has collected stories from 100 suc- cessful sabbatical takers. Currently a researcher and senior lecturer in business administration at Harvard Business School, Di- Donna is passionate about the bene- fits — both personal and profes- sional — of sabbaticals. An extended break — ideally three to six months — is an opportunity to “explore hobbies, dormant pas- sions, spend time with family and friends, get out into nature, or work on a project that you’ve always sworn you would get to,” he said. “While these activities might not seem directly related to productivity or our jobs, they are profoundly hu- man outcomes that lead us to con- sider [if] we’ve lived a fulfilling life.” With his Ivy League pedigree and financial security, DiDonna was privileged to have the economic means to embark on a sabbatical. He
An Officer and a Spy Robert Harris (Vintage) “This taut, brilliant historical thriller follows the French army officer, Ge- orge Picquart, who exposed the anti-Semitic con- spiracy to frame Alfred Dreyfus for treason. The facts are true; the thought processes and dia- logue are invented,” Kaplan said. ”Harris is also the author of ‘Conclave’ — the basis for the riveting film.” — Hailey Eber
acknowledges that the ability to take an extended leave from work is “fi- nancially and logistically difficult,” but he also believes that “a sabbati- cal doesn’t have to be an expensive, privileged, out-of-reach luxury. “It can start with something rela- tively modest, like taking a summer off with your kids every five or 10 years,” he said. “My research uncov- ered that people from all walks of life, from teachers to nonprofit employ- ees and leaders, made a sabbatical a decade-long priority . . . They saved, they aligned their lives and that of their family, and made it a priority to become part of their life story.” He recommends planning ahead — up to two and three years in ad- vance — talking with your employer and getting your finances in order. “You make a logistical plan around it the way you do around retire- ment,” he said. Besides his life story, DiDonna points to two people he profiles in “Big Time Off” whose stories illus- trate how taking a professional pause can lead to profound change in both career and in life. NPR journalist Aarti Shahani took a work-sanctioned sabbatical to write a memoir about her father’s unjust detention and deportation after 9/11. The painful experience was the impetus for her to start a nonprofit helping immigrant fami- lies like hers. “It was extremely ca- thartic for her,” DiDonna said, and “changed the trajectory of her life.” Another example is Renuka Sastri, a mother-of-two who had worked in digital strategy for more than two decades. After walking the Camino de Santiago with her daughter, and then getting unfairly passed over for a promotion, she began to rethink what she wanted from her career. Sastri used her sabbatical to travel with her cousin, take pottery classes, and volunteer, which helped her tap into her interest of staying engaged in her community. “She applied for a job as a public servant in local gov- ernment, where she still works to- day,” DiDonna noted. He closes “Big Time Off” with a hopeful reminder, writing, “The time of your life awaits.”
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Place 1 to 9 in each white cell. To choose the right number, you need to work from the clues in around the edge. The numbers below the diagonal lines are the sums of the solutions in the white cells immediately beneath. The numbers above the divide are the sums of the solutions immediately to the right. Rows and columns do NOT have to be unique.
Bridge Each row and each column must contain the numbers 1 through 4 (easy) or 1 through 6 (challenging) without repeating. The numbers within the heavily outlined boxes, called cages, must combine using the given operation (in any order) to produce the target numbers in the top-left corners. Freebies: Fill in single-box cages with the number in the top-left corner.
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Ed, my club’s expert, has mild heart issues. He had seen a cardiologist and arrived at the club grumbling about doc- tors who make a shambles of their appointment schedule. “I’m a good patient when I see the doctor,” Ed said, “but when I’m parked in the wait- ing room, I’m an im-patient or a dis- patient or call me what you will.” Ed got a bit jumpy in today’s deal from a penny game: After two passes, he opened four hearts! North would have passed that with 765,86,AQ852,AJ 6. But give Ed credit: East-West could have made four spades, but neither player felt able to come in. West led the queen of spa- des, and Ed won and led a dia- mond: deuce, jack, queen. East then tried to cash the king of spades. Ed ruffed and led a second diamond to the king and ace.
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East then led a club, but Ed played low: East, a passed hand, had the king of spades and A-Q of diamonds, so couldn’t hold the ace of clubs. West took the ace and returned a club, but Ed won, drew trumps with the A-J and ruffed a dia- mond. He got to dummy with the eight of trumps and threw his last club on a good diamond. Making four. East was patient on defense when he should have been unpatient. East- West will need at least one club trick, and the danger ex- ists that dummy’s trumps will give South entries to use the long diamonds. At Trick Three, East must lead the deuce of clubs: five, ace, three. West returns the nine, indicating he had three clubs. When East takes the ace of diamonds, he cashes a club. But if West’s carding suggested four clubs, East would try to cash a spade.
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Altar, Amen, Believe, Bells, Bible, Bless, Buddhism, Calm, Chapel, Christianity, Church, Courage, Creator, Devotion, Divine, Emotion, Family, Forgive, Glory, Gospel, Guidance, Heals, Heart, Heaven, Hinduism, Humble, Intentions, Judaism, Learn, Lesson, Liturgy, Lord, Love, Mass, Meaning, Mercy, Moral, Mosque, Night, Open, Petition, Plead, Quiet, Quran, Read, Rejoice, Religions, Repeat, Request, Retreat, Ritual, Rosary, Salah, Salvation, Save, Savior, Scripture, Sermon, Shabbat, Siddur, Sikhism, Silence, Soul, Spirit, Synagogue, Temples, Thankful, Thanksgiving, Time, Torah, Unity, Value, Verse, Virtues, Vocation, Voice, Vows
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amra Judge is reinventing herself once again! “The Real Housewives of Orange County” main- stay is embracing a new phase of her life—being an empty nester—by diving into her 16th season of the OG Bravo franchise. Joined once again by reinstated orange holder Vicki Gunvalson, Judge is more deter- mined than ever to whoop it up with the ladies after a difficult Season 19 reunion. “I’m still very, very hurt and damaged by that experience,” said Judge. “I’m just tippy-toeing around seeing who truly is my friend.” At this point in the season, Judge and her former bestie, Shannon Storms Beador, are still on the outs. “Shannon’s just one of those people who really holds a grudge forever,” said Judge sim- ply. However, Judge confirmed that the two have made progress in their friendship. “Things are going in the right direction.” When asked if the Tres Amigas will ever be back together, Judge gave fans reason to hope. “We re- ally are trying,” said Judge. “We’re in a good place right now.” Judge could use all the friends
PRESIDENT CURTIS Sunday 11:30 p.m., Adult Swim Keith David reprises his role of the titular President Andre Curtis (right) in this new series set in the universe of “Rick and Morty.”
FURIOUS Monday, Hulu Emmy Rossum (right) leads this crime thriller series as FBI Agent Alice Black, who sets out on the search for “a mysterious and calculating female serial killer” (played by Lola Petticrew).
she can get. After Jennifer Ped- ranti reported to Judge that Heather Dubrow was talking about her behind her back, Judge removed herself from the situa- tion instead of confronting Dub- row at her Heels and Hearts party. “I didn’t understand where Jennifer was coming from,” said Judge, noting the two of them “weren’t exactly in the best of places” at the time. “I wanted to hear Heather’s side of the story, but I didn’t want to hear it that night,” said Judge. Judge stopped by the DE- CIDER studio to talk about the season, tease a “calmer Tamra,” and reveal who will have the most to answer for at the Season 20 reunion.
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DECIDER: You and Vicki Gunvalson clearly haven’t missed a beat in your friend- ship. What was it like to film with her again as a fellow or- ange holder? TAMRA JUDGE: It was like being home. It was just so natural and easy. I have so much fun with her. Our chemistry together is so good. There’s a great scene with us in last week’s episode. I texted her like, “I am cracking up just watching us.” It’s crazy. I did see that Instagram video you posted from last week’s episode of you, Vicki, and Shannon Beador outside of Hamburger Mary’s. Are the Tres Amigas back? We’re trying. We really are try-
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ing. We’re at a good place right now. Vicki and I are always good. With Shannon… I think things are going in the right direction. You’ve got so much going on with your family, your multi- ple businesses, and your suc- cessful podcasting network. What are viewers going to see from you this season? They are going to see a little bit of a calmer Tamra. Maybe some- body that thinks before she reacts [laughs]. While my daughter is a big part of the show, I’m now an empty nester. I’ve officially got no kids at home. I’ve been raising kids for 40 years, and now I’m just in a different phase of my life. It’s probably too early to talk
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ADULTS: “MARATHON DAY” Friday 1 p.m., FXX/Hulu This standalone prequel episode of the hit ensemble comedy takes a look into how Paul Baker (Jack Innanen, right) met the series’ core friend group.
Tamra Judge stars on “The Real Housewives of Orange County” Season 20 (above).
about the reun- ion, but when the time comes, who do you think will have the most to answer for and why? Vicki’s got a lot to answer for. Heather—for her part during the first half of the season—will have a lot to answer for. To be honest, Jen’s being quite the little instiga- tor this season. We all do our fair share of that. We do our jobs. We have great conversations, and we question people about certain things. There was a lot of conflict and resolution this season. We never really got stuck on the same thing for very long. It’s a re- ally good season. Everybody is really close.
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b leo (July 24-Aug. 23) The Sun in your sign makes several major links as the new week begins, so you can expect some serious events to take place, both in your own affairs and in the wider world. Don't let them stop you having fun though - that's what life is really about. c virgo (Aug. 24-Sept. 23) By all means let your intuition guide you, but don't lose sight of the fact that not everyone wants to move in the same direction as you. If you are brave enough to face the future on your own this week it's unlikely you will be alone for long. d libra (Sept. 24-Oct. 23) As the most balanced sign of the zodiac you are used to meeting people halfway, but if you compromise too much others will surely take advantage of you. The closer you get to Wednesday's full moon the more you must be on your guard.
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ew York City is in pretty great shape financially. Recent drops in the price of its bonds aren’t because of worries about Mayor Mamdani’s socialist fiscal policies. Instead, it’s because of some stuff happening in DC that’s rattling the entire bond market. That, at least, is the far-fetched spin coming from New York City Comptroller Mark Levine, the city’s independently elected chief fiscal officer. He was responding to questions I had last week about the recent uptick in so-called yields — interest rates on the Big Apple’s municipal debt. For bond-market novices, yields and prices go in opposite directions even as they signal the same thing: the value of lending money to the city. Yields spike when prices de- cline because investors demand more compensation for taking the risk of holding a bond until matur- ity when the loan is repaid (typi- cally in 10 years). That’s exactly what has been happening as Mamdani doubles down on his Marxist Third-World- ism, every minute of every day, it seems. Yields on the 10-year mu- nicipal bond spiked for the week ending July 17, to 3.46% from 3.34%, after a jump the week before. These weren’t isolated examples. Look at a chart of city bond prices since Mamdani took office and, in addition to precipitous drop be- tween January and this month, you see a premium being demanded by investors in the form of higher yields. That trend mellowed out for a time, after he “balanced” his first budget (with various gimmicks, of course), but more recently prices have resumed their descent. Yes, Levine correctly points out that many factors cause city bond prices to seesaw. Bonds in general have been falling across the board because of the high price of oil and inflation fears rooted in policies coming out of Washington. “The recent movement in the City’s bond yields does not indicate an eroding tax base, which is at record levels, or the expectation of a rating downgrade,” comptroller rep Shaquana DeVissiere tells me.
“Over the same period, the 10- year municipal benchmark rose a comparable amount, suggesting that the change reflects broader market conditions.” DeVissiere also claims “the city’s credit remains strong.”
I’ll come back to these state- ments in a moment, but recall that muni bonds have unique character- istics in that they are triple tax-free. You don’t pay federal, state or local taxes if you’re a city resident and hold them. That makes NYC munis a great tax shelter when you have a mayor who wants to soak the rich — as Mamdani is doing now. In other words, prices should be more stable, Wall Street financial advisers tell me — unless, of course, you worry that the guy in charge wants to blow the place up. Mamdani is not merely content to spend record amounts of money (see his $125.8 billion budget) on boondoggles like government-run grocery stores. He also wants to milk already overtaxed wealth creators more — even as they con-
tinue to flee to Florida. Our credit “remains strong” for now, Mr. Comptroller, but the tax base is “eroding” as every statistic shows people who can afford to leave are, in fact, leaving in droves. Meanwhile, people who monitor our “credit” at the Wall Street rating agencies are in fact warning it’s not so strong. Mamdani also has an odd way of governing a diverse city that’s home to the largest Jewish population out- side of Israel. On top of his refusal to oppose “globalizing the intifada,” he wants Israeli Prime Minister Benja- min Netanyahu arrested for war crimes. When the mayor learns that can’t be done, he calls for protests if and when the PM visits the city. Then he seems surprised that anti- semitic hate crimes are up, including a couple of apparently hate-inspired stabbings on the Upper West Side just after he calls for protests. Not exactly reassuring for bond- investors. I say this as someone who has covered this market for decades. It’s not just bond ratings and budgets that move muni-bond prices; confidence in the mayor, or lack thereof, matters as well.
I remember when David Dink- ins was elected mayor and the city’s bonds began to fall. Like our current mayor, Dinkins came to office with a pretty weak résumé (city clerk, Manhattan borough president), which in hindsight looks positively Churchillian compared to Mamdani’s (an as- semblyman and rapper). Still, as Dinkins started governing in 1990, bond prices started to fall, pretty dramatically for a while until he got his act together. It wasn’t just because of falling tax revenues and Wall Street cutbacks following the 1987 market crash, and of course his own progressive spending plans. The real problem was when it was revealed that, amid the worst budget crisis since the 1970s, Dink- ins did something foolish and spent $11,500 — much of that from public funds — on a fancy headboard in his Gracie Mansion bedroom. Yes, muni-bond prices did fall on that news. That’s why it’s also a good bet that munis are now falling partly because we have a mayor who seems less interested in ar- resting their decline than in arrest- ing the Israeli prime minister.
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LIV Golf United Kingdom; At JCB Golf and Country Club Rocester, England;Purse: $20M; Yardage: 7,332; Par: 72 Third Round Lucas Herbert...................................................... 61-66-69-196 -20 Bryson DeChambeau........................................... 64-67-68-199 -17 Tyrrell Hatton...................................................... 66-68-67-201 -15 Harold Varner III ................................................. 66-69-68-203 -14 Cameron Smith ................................................... 69-67-66-202 -14 Abraham Ancer ................................................... 68-70-65-203 -13 Byeong-Hun An................................................... 67-68-70-205 -11 Marc Leishman.................................................... 68-68-71-207 -9 Caleb Surratt....................................................… 68-69-70-207 -9 Charles Howell III................................................ 68-70-69-207 -9 Peter Uihlein ....................................................... 69-67-72-208 -8 Adrian Meronk .................................................... 70-68-70-208 -8 Scott Vincent....................................................... 68-71-69-208 -8 Dean Burmester .................................................. 70-66-73-209 -7 Laurie Canter ...................................................... 73-66-70-209 -7 Ian Poulter........................................................... 68-71-70-209 -7 Carlos Ortiz ......................................................... 70-68-72-210 -6 Anthony Kim........................................................ 73-70-67-210 -6 Bjoern Hellgren ................................................... 68-71-72-211 -5 Thomas Pieters ................................................... 71-68-72-211 -5 Anirban Lahiri...................................................... 68-69-75-212 -4 Charl Schwartzel................................................. 73-69-70-212 -4 David Puig........................................................... 73-69-70-212 -4 Branden Grace .................................................... 71-73-68-212 -4 Jose Luis Ballester............................................... 72-69-72-213 -3 Lee Westwood..................................................... 71-70-72-213 -3 Tom McKibbin..................................................... 73-70-70-213 -3 Joaquin Niemann................................................. 73-72-68-213 -3 Richard T. Lee ..................................................... 67-71-76-214 -2 Paul Casey........................................................... 73-69-72-214 -2 Luis Masaveu....................................................... 68-75-71-214 -2 Jon Rahm............................................................. 73-70-71-214 -2 Matthew Wolff.................................................... 72-71-72-215 -1 Martin Vorster..................................................... 72-70-74-216 E Victor Perez ........................................................ 74-70-72-216 E Dustin Johnson .................................................... 73-69-75-217 +1 Cameron Tringale ............................................... 74-70-73-217 +1 Travis Smyth ....................................................... 71-69-78-218 +2 Richard Bland...................................................... 71-73-74-218 +2 Thomas Detry...................................................... 69-76-73-218 +2 Martin Kaymer.................................................... 72-70-77-219 +3 Graeme McDowell............................................... 72-72-75-219 +3 Bubba Watson..................................................... 71-73-75-219 +3 Young-Han Song ................................................. 71-74-74-219 +3 Min-Kyu Kim ....................................................... 73-73-73-219 +3 Talor Gooch......................................................... 71-76-72-219 +3 Yosuke Asaji........................................................ 75-73-71-219 +3 Sam Horsfield...................................................... 73-75-71-219 +3 Sebastian Munoz................................................. 78-70-71-219 +3 Danny Lee............................................................ 74-75-70-219 +3 Ben Campbell...................................................... 75-76-68-219 +3 PGA Tour- 3M Open At TPC Twin Cities; Blaine, Minn.; Purse: $8.8 million; Yardage: 7,431; Par: 71 Third Round Jackson Koivun........................................ 64-68-61 193 -20 Emiliano Grillo......................................... 64-67-65 196 -17 Ben Kohles............................................... 62-69-65 196 -17 Michael Brennan..................................... 65-69-63 197 -16 Chandler Phillips..................................... 66-65-66 197 -16 Billy Horschel .......................................... 67-66-65 198 -15 Michael Kim............................................. 69-59-70 198 -15 Denny McCarthy ..................................... 66-68-64 198 -15 Brian Harman .......................................... 69-64-66 199 -14 Seamus Power ........................................ 68-68-63 199 -14 Scottie Scheffler ..................................... 65-70-64 199 -14 Davis Thompson...................................... 68-68-63 199 -14 Lee Hodges.............................................. 68-67-65 200 -13 Hideki Matsuyama.................................. 70-65-65 200 -13 Zac Blair................................................... 68-65-68 201 -12 Davis Chatfield........................................ 69-68-64 201 -12 Troy Merritt............................................. 66-66-69 201 -12 Kevin Yu................................................... 69-66-66 201 -12 Chandler Blanchet .................................. 67-68-67 202 -11 Gary Woodland ....................................... 64-71-67 202 -11 Zecheng Dou............................................ 67-69-67 203 -10 Casey Jarvis............................................. 71-66-66 203 -10 Chris Kirk ................................................. 70-69-64 203 -10 Kurt Kitayama ......................................... 68-69-66 203 -10 Hank Lebioda........................................... 69-69-65 203 -10 Kevin Roy................................................. 65-70-68 203 -10 Austin Smotherman................................ 68-67-68 203 -10 Christiaan Bezuidenhout ....................... 68-67-69 204 -9 Ricky Castillo........................................... 71-68-65 204 -9 Patrick Fishburn...................................... 70-68-66 204 -9 Beau Hossler ........................................... 69-68-67 204 -9 Mark Hubbard ......................................... 70-69-65 204 -9 Tom Kim................................................... 68-69-67 204 -9 Keith Mitchell.......................................... 68-69-67 204 -9 Rasmus Neergaard-Petersen ................ 66-72-66 204 -9 Kevin Streelman...................................... 67-68-69 204 -9 Jesper Svensson...................................... 65-69-70 204 -9 John VanDerLaan.................................... 67-71-66 204 -9 Kris Ventura ............................................ 72-66-66 204 -9 Vince Whaley .......................................... 67-69-68 204 -9 Champions Tour - ISPS HANDA Senior Open At Kings Course; Auchterarder, United Kingdom; Purse: $2.9 million; Yardage: 6,859; Par: 70 Third Round Jerry Kelly................................................ 66-68-68 202 -8 Cameron Percy........................................ 63-68-71 202 -8 Peter Baker.............................................. 69-69-67 205 -5 Darren Fichardt....................................... 70-68-68 206 -4 Markus Brier............................................ 67-69-71 207 -3 Ernie Els ................................................... 65-71-71 207 -3 Pat Perez.................................................. 65-75-67 207 -3 LPGA Tour - ISPS HANDA Women's Scottish Open At Dundonald Links; Troon, United Kingdom; Purse: $2 million; Yardage: 6,543; Par: 72 Third Round Jenny Shin................................................ 66-67-71 204 -12 Pajaree Anannarukarn ........................... 71-69-69 209 -7 Erika Hara................................................ 70-70-71 211 -5 Esther Henseleit...................................... 70-68-73 211 -5 A Lim Kim................................................. 67-72-74 213 -3 Lauren Coughlin...................................... 66-74-74 214 -2 Miyu Yamashita ...................................... 70-74-70 214 -2
SOCCER: Charlotte blanks Red Bulls
All-Stars Pep Biel and Ashley Westwood scored goals in the opening minutes, and Charlotte FC beat the Red Bulls 2-0 in Harrison, N.J. Charlotte (7-6-4), which is un- beaten in four straight overall, snapped a three-game road losing streak and won at Sports Illustrated Stadium for the first time. The Red Bulls (6-7-4) played a man down after Adri Meh- meti was shown his second yellow card in stoppage time. MLB: Cease dominates Red Sox in Blue Jays win
Dylan Cease took a no-hitter into the sixth inning and finished with a one-hit complete game and the Blue Jays cooled off the Red Sox 6-0 Saturday afternoon in Boston. It was just the second loss in 18 games for the Red Sox. The Red Sox later on Saturday traded left-hander Con- nelly Early to the Nationals for infielder Curtis Mead according to ESPN. Early, 24, was 7-5 for the Red Sox with a 3.44 ERA in 17 starts. l In Miami, Ty France drove in three runs and the Pa- dres extended the Marlins’ losing streak to 11 with a 7-2 win. l In Detroit, Nick Loftin hit a tiebreaking home run in the ninth inning as the Royals rallied for a 3-2 victory over the Tigers. Salvador Perez hit his franchise record 318th home run to surpass the mark set by George Brett, who held the record for 40 years. l In Baltimore, Dylan Beavers singled home a run in the bottom of the ninth inning to give the Orioles a 3-2 win over the Braves. etc: Joshua storms back to stop Prenga
Former two-time world champion Anthony Joshua re- covered from two knockdowns to knock out Kristian Prenga in the second round of a dramatic non-title heavyweight fight on Saturday in Jeddah, Saudi Arabia. The comeback also possibly saved an all-British show- down between Joshua and Tyson Fury. Joshua’s manager Eddie Hearn claims his fighter and Fury have signed a contract to meet for the first time later this year, but on condition they came through warmup bouts this weekend. l PGA Tour rookie Jackson Koivun shot a 61 in the third round of the 3M Open in Blaine, Minn., to take a three-stroke lead at 20 under par, setting a tournament record with a 28 on the back nine at the TPC Twin Cities.] l Lucas Herbert maintained his lead through three rounds of LIV Golf United Kingdom and will carry a three-shot advantage into the final round.
NASCAR Cup Series Brickyard 400 presented by PPG Lineup After Saturday qualifying; race Sunday; At Indianapolis Motor Speedway; Speedway, Ind.; Lap length: 2.50 miles; (Car number in parentheses) 1. (77) Carson Hocevar, Chevrolet, 186.598 mph. 2. (7) Daniel Suárez, Chevrolet, 186.382. 3. (45) Tyler Reddick, Toyota, 186.077. 4. (54) Ty Gibbs, Toyota, 185.966. 5. (11) Denny Hamlin, Toyota, 185.835. 6. (71) Michael McDowell, Chevrolet, 185.762. 7. (67) Corey Heim, Toyota, 185.456. 8. (48) Alex Bowman, Chevrolet, 185.368. 9. (16) AJ Allmendinger, Chevrolet, 185.345. 10. (5) Kyle Larson, Chevrolet, 185.315. 11. (19) Chase Briscoe, Toyota, 185.269. 12. (41) Cole Custer, Chevrolet, 185.265. 13. (12) Ryan Blaney, Ford, 185.197. 14. (43) Erik Jones, Toyota, 185.060. 15. (17) Chris Buescher, Ford, 184.991. 16. (6) Brad Keselowski, Ford, 184.896. 17. (42) John H. Nemechek, Toyota, 184.877. 18. (35) Riley Herbst, Toyota, 184.782. 19. (22) Joey Logano, Ford, 184.699. F1 Hungarian Grand Prix Lineup After Saturday qualifying; race Sunday; At Hungaroring; Budapest, Hungary.; Lap length: 4.38 kilometers; Third session 1. Lando Norris, Great Britain, McLaren, 1 minute, 17.207 seconds. 2. Lewis Hamilton, Great Britain, Ferrari, 1:17.219. 3. Charles Leclerc, Monaco, Ferrari, 1:17.445. 4. Andrea Kimi Antonelli, Italy, Mercedes, 1:17.479. 5. Oscar Piastri, Australia, McLaren, 1:17.684.
ATP World Tour Generali Open At Tennis Stadium Kitzbuhel; Kitzbuhel, Austria; Purse: Euro612,620; Surface: Red clay; Saturday (seedings in parentheses): Men's Singles - Championship Quentin Halys, France, def. Alexander Bublik (1), Kazakhstan, 6-4, 7-6 (6). ATP World Tour Millennium Estoril Open At Clube de Tenis do Estoril ; Estoril, Portugal; Purse: Euro612,620; Surface: Red clay; Saturday (seedings in parentheses): Men's Singles - Semifinals Luca Van Assche, France, def. Hugo Gaston, France, 6-4, 7-5. Alexander Blockx (4), Belgium, def. Luciano Darderi (2), Italy, 5-7, 7-6 (1), 7-6 (5). WTA Livesport Prague Open At TK Sparta Praha; Prague; Purse: $283,347; Surface: Hardcourt outdoor; Saturday (seedings in parentheses): Women's Singles - Semifinals Daria Snigur (8), Ukraine, def. Tereza Valentova (5), Czechia, 7-6 (4), 6-3. Lilli Tagger, Austria, def. Barbora Krejcikova (2), Czechia, 6-7 (5), 6-3, 7-6 (4).
Post Time: 1:10 p.m. vcangialosi@nypost.com Lock of the Day
1 1 1/16 miles(T); $115,000; mdn; 2YO
Two-year-olds making two turns on the turf in the Sunday opener. Most making their career debuts. Our order of finish Canadian-bred BUNYAN (Attard/J Ortiz/Hard Spun), SHOWA (Ward/Irad/Constitution), KIPROS (Handal/Davis/Oscar Performance), JERSEY GUY (Giddings Carmouche/Nashville) and HIGH OFFICIAL (Pletcher/Prat/Not This Time). PN Horse Wt. Jockey Last 3 Trainer Odds
1 Kipros,123 D Davis x-x-x Handal 8-1
2 Geneva Lake,123 J Lezcano x-x-x Proctor 4-1
3 Harbaugh,123 J Ortiz 5-x-x Casse 6-1
4 High Official,123 F Prat x-x-x Pletcher 7-2
5 Le Patron,123 J Alvarado x-x-x Mott 12-1
6 Showa,123 I Ortiz, Jr x-x-x Ward 3-1
7 Blue Law,123 E Zayas x-x-x Mott 12-1
8 Jersey Guy,123 K Carmouche x-x-x Giddings 4-1
9 Arequipe,123 M Franco 3-x-x Sano 10-1
10 Bunyan,123 J Ortiz x-x-x Attard 9-2
11 Bazooka,123 E Zayas x-x-x Delgado 12-1
12 Djokovic,123 F Prat x-x-x Pletcher 8-1
13 Police Chief,123 J Alvarado x-x-x Mott 15-1
14 Iron Confessor,123 I Ortiz, Jr x-x-x Green 6-1 l 2 5 1/2 fur(T); $78,000; alw; 4up
Dancin' with VACATION DANCE again. He's left us 3 lengths short twice at the Spa this summer. Raced wide in both. Runs for new connections Noda/Franco. SON OF A BIRCH is 2 for 22 on turf but 2 lengths shy in the Elusive Quality, last sprint start. Blinkers on. SHEFFLIN makes seasonal debut for Maker. 1 for 5 last year. The win at Saratoga, this distance. We will wait. PN Horse Wt. Jockey Last 3 Trainer Odds
1 Billionaires Row(L),123 R Santana, Jr 6-11-6 Trombetta 8-1
2 Fluid Situation(L),123 I Ortiz, Jr 9-3-9 Maker 6-1
3 Trust Issues(L),123 R Silvera 3-1-1 Charlerie 20-1
4 Vacation Dance(L),123 M Franco 5-6-6 Noda 9-2
5 Son of a Birch(L),121 K Carmouche 5-4-3 Falcone 5-2
6 Shefflin(L),123 F Prat 5-1-5 Maker 3-1
7 Doctor Jeff(L),121 J Rodriguez 4-3-4 Magee 8-1
8 Niagara Skyline(L),123 J Ortiz 6-2-6 Abreu 6-1
9 Kid Billy(L),123 Rider TBA 11-3-2 Rodriguez 4-1
10 Mischievous M(L),123 M Franco 2-4-5 Kantarmaci 3-1 l 3 1 1/8 miles; $78,000; alw; 3up(f)
Back-to-back wins for KATIE KING. Both at a mile; latest at Finger Lakes. Gets Carmouche back but can she get another furlong? Value play over DONT BE SALTY. A win and a thisclose 2nd before shipping from Churchill. Ran 3rd lone start at this longer distance. BEIRA scored at Churchill, then last of 5 at the Big A. Not sure she wants 9 furlongs right now. ROYAL BOBBIE is the only lady proven at this distance. PN Horse Wt. Jockey Last 3 Trainer Odds
1 Beira(L),126 J Ortiz 5-1-3 R Dutrow 4-1
2 Don't Be Salty(L),126 I Ortiz, Jr 2-1-3 LaRose 3-1
3 Kyle's Mom(L),126 D Davis 3-5-1 Noda 9-2
4 Racing Colors(L),126 H Harkie 3-10-5 Follett 10-1
5 Angel Bella(L),126 T Gaffalione 4-3-4 Beckman 4-1
6 Bourbon N Lace(L),126 M Rowland 2-3-3 Gorham 12-1
7 Katie King(L),126 K Carmouche 1-1-4 Ferraro 8-1
8 Royal Bobbie(L),126 F Prat 2-3-3 Rice 5-1 l 4 1 mile; $76,000; clm($45,000); 4up
The BIG BLUE LINE goes turf to dirt for Guerrero. 0 for 6 this year. Midpack 4th racing for 75k last dirt start. EMIRATES ROAD was 2nd best, this distance at Aqueduct. Won handily, same distance in March. Prat on the M/L favorite. NOTED won narrowly at Laurel in April but 3rd of 4 at Parx last out. Value's up; Gutierrez up. FORT NELSON is 2 for 3 racing a mile. PN Horse Wt. Jockey Last 3 Trainer Odds
1 Noted(L),123 R Gutierrez 3-10-1 Padilla 15-1
Senior Officer (9th) Lock Record: 6 for 13 (46%) Meet Record: 33/141 $216.78 Saratoga
6 Celestial Glaze(L),121 R Santana, Jr 6-3-4 Rodriguez 15-1
7 Castle Chaos(L),123 M Franco 4-1-2 Kantarmaci 8-1
8 Big Blue Line(L),121 R Silvera 2-5-6 Guerrero 8-1
9 Counterspy(L),123 L Saez 4-4-2 R Dutrow 9-2 l 5 1 1/16 miles(T); $105,000; alw; 3up(f)
LIVIN THE BREEZE makes her 3YO debut for Abreu. 1 for 3 as a 2YO. Stretch runner is well spotted for return and gets a pace to chase. Does she need a race? Irad will be the first to know. LADY ROSE loads off an optional claiming win if we're off turf. FULL POUR made turf debut in May and turned in a disappointing 6th after racing wide. Better 2nd time around the green. Exotics value. PN Horse Wt. Jockey Last 3 Trainer Odds
1 She Takes Cash(L),126 J Alvarado 3-3-2 Englehart 4-1
2 Charlottesuniverse(L),121 E Zayas 4-1-8 Casse 6-1
3 Fedupwiththefed(L),126 D Davis 6-1-4 Donk 12-1
4 Full Pour(L),126 T Gaffalione 6-4-4 Hennig 20-1
5 Tongue Twister(L),126 C Elliott 4-7-6 Brion 6-1
6 Last Glory(L),126 R Santana, Jr 2-6-3 D'Alessandro 15-1
7 Livin the Breeze(L),121 I Ortiz, Jr 1-5-3 Abreu 5-2
8 Fabulous Fox(L),126 J Rodriguez 5-5-5 Ferraro 15-1
9 Marvelous Madison(L),126 F Prat 10-7-6 Abreu 7-2
10 Miami Style(L),121 R Gutierrez 1-2-3 Orseno 30-1
11 Lady Rose(L),121 J Lezcano 1-2-1 Rice 7-5
12 Baseball Lady(L),121 J Ortiz 5-1-2 Rice 3-1 l 6 1 1/16 miles(T); $62,000; mdn clm($55,000); 3up(f)
Time for MAJESTIC MOONLIGHT to shine. 0 for 3 on grass but should respond moving lower. Back-to-back wins for Abreu/Irad? SAMARTINA fell to this height and missed by a neck. Can move forward 2nd off the layoff, same distance for Clement. OUTRO Dirt to turf for Walsh. Ran well for 2nd on grass this distance at the Fair Grounds. PN Horse Wt. Jockey Last 3 Trainer Odds
1 Playing Games(L),121 F Prat 4-7-x C Brown 5-1
2 Majestic Moonlight(L),121 I Ortiz, Jr 5-3-8 Abreu 6-1
3 Pay the Bills(FR)(L),126 K Davis 7-8-6 Metivier 50-1
4 Sweet Mackenzie(L),126 C Elliott 5-4-8 Antonucci 15-1
5 Beside You(L),121 J Rodriguez 4-10-4 Bartkowski 12-1
6 Outro(L),121 T Gaffalione 2-5-2 Walsh 9-2
7 Samartina(FR)(L),121 R Santana, Jr 2-7-5 Clement 7-2
8 Devilish Grin(L),121 M Franco 6-2-10 Green 6-1
9 Riyah Al Nil(L),121 S Bridgmohan 5-6-4 Seyler 50-1
10 Addagirl Addie(L),126 O Hrndz Mreno 5-8-4 Davis 30-1
11 Just Tell Anne(L),121 D Davis 4-5-7 Handal 6-1
12 Mappy(L),121 J Alvarado 2-3-2 Weaver 12-1
13 Sliceaway(L),121 K Davis 3-6-2 Zito 30-1
14 River Empress(L),121 K Carmouche 6-9-4 Giddings 8-1
15 Free Spin Kim(L),121 J Davis 7-7-x Breed 50-1 l 7 7 fur; $78,000; alw; 3up
Wide open. ART FAIR brings a modest 2 race winning streak from Aqueduct. Inches higher for DePaz. WILLINTORISKITALL was 3rd making 2 turms. Route to sprint for Dutrow. Gate-to-wire winner racing a mile earlier this year. Gets J Ortiz back. Dutrow also saddles the speedy EGYPTIAN. Won a photo finish in latest. 2nd best at this distance previously. Rider change to Saez. DISCOTHEQUE finally graduated (17th start), but repeat in cards, same distance. SOUTH BEND TOM exits a close 2nd. 0 for 2 at this shorter distance. PN Horse Wt. Jockey Last 3 Trainer Odds
1 Momentum Files(L),126 C Elliott 1-5-4 Rodriguez 8-1
2 Hot Property(L),126 R Santana, Jr 5-3-3 Rice 8-1
3 Willintoriskitall(L),126 J Ortiz 3-4-5 R Dutrow 7-2
4 Golden Symphony(L),126 M Franco 2-1-4 Rice 6-1
5 Conniving(L),126 K Davis 4-4-6 Keithan 30-1
6 Discotheque(L),126 I Ortiz, Jr 1-4-2 Sweezey 6-1
ACTION ACTION
11 Egyptian(L),126 L Saez 1-2-4 R Dutrow 10-1 l 8 6 fur; $250,000; Honorable Miss; 4up(f)
The feature is the Grade 2 Honorable Miss. GRAND JOB is the 1/2 favorite but she was a couple of noses short in both the Grade 1 Madison and Bed O Roses. Pulled down triple digit figs in defeat. Holds on for Mott. HAULIN ICE is 8 for 12 at this distance after a close 3rd in a 100k at Delaware. Won a pair of stakes at Oaklawn earlier this year. Prat picks her up for Joseph. GOING STEADY (Churchill), MAIDA (Laurel) and KAPPA KAPPA (Parx) move to the graded stake off victories. Deep closer Going Steady offers best value but needs it fast up front. PN Horse Wt. Jockey Last 3 Trainer Odds
1 Maida,122 S Russell 1-6-1 Russell 5-1
2 Kappa Kappa,124 I Ortiz, Jr 1-4-6 Reid 10-1
3 Striker Has Dial,122 R Santana, Jr 1-1-3 De Paz 10-1
4 Haulin Ice,122 F Prat 3-6-1 Joseph 4-1
5 Going Steady,120 T Gaffalione 1-2-6 Medina 30-1
6 Grand Job,124 J Alvarado 2-2-1 Mott 1-2
7 Do Gooder,120 E Zayas 8-6-4 Antonucci 30-1 l 9 6 1/2 fur; $130,000; alw; 4up
Brad Cox' SENIOR OFFICER appears well spotted to stretch his winning streak to 3. Stalker made it 2 in a row at the Spa in June. TIP TOP THOMAS makes 4YO debut for Pletcher. 3 for 5 last year including the Indiana Derby. Can Prat hold off top pick? TARANTINO scored racing for 50k but a vanilla 6th with comparable company next out. Exotics value. BRING THE SMOKE has won 2 straight as well. Both by a 1/2 length, including the Maryland Sprint. Contender. SACROSANCT has won 2 of last 3 on dirt and is now 6 for 9. PN Horse Wt. Jockey Last 3 Trainer Odds
1 Stars and Strides(L),123 J Alvarado 8-8-8 Mott 12-1
2 Bring the Smoke(L),123 T Gaffalione 1-1-2 Beckman 8-1
3 Tarantino(L),123 R Santana, Jr 6-1-7 Jacobson 15-1
4 Senior Officer(L),123 I Ortiz, Jr 1-1-2 Cox 9-5
5 Sacrosanct(L),123 M Franco 2-1-2 Rice 6-1
6 Ignite the Light(L),123 L Saez 7-1-2 R Dutrow 15-1
7 Over and Ollie(L),123 J Ortiz 2-2-7 R Dutrow 10-1
8 Tip Top Thomas(L),123 F Prat 3-1-1 Pletcher 7-2
9 Acoustic Ave(L),123 J Lezcano 4-2-5 Rice 8-1
10 Light Man(L),121 K Carmouche 2-4-4 Levine 20-1 l 10 1 3/8 miles(T); $115,000; mdn; 3up(f)
PHANTOM BLUE makes turf debut for Walden. Ghostzapper filly may relish this marathon distance. Franco on the wildcard; blinkers off. WHITETHORN Dirt to turf for Pletcher. 0 for 2 on grass. 2nd best in both. AMERICAN DEBUTANTE is 0 for 5 on turf but a close 3rd at the distance. PN Horse Wt. Jockey Last 3 Trainer Odds
1 Eenymeanymightymo(L),126L Saez 2-6-4 Wilkes 12-1
2 American Debutante(L),126 T Gaffalione 8-3-3 Walsh 8-1
3 Raging Bloom(L),121 C Elliott 5-6-x McPeek 30-1
4 Isadora Duncan(IRE)(L),121 J Alvarado 10-2-2 Mott 12-1
5 Don't Look Now(L),126 J Lezcano 3-6-4 Arnold II 12-1
6 Abundant Love(L),126 E Zayas 5-7-2 Trombetta 15-1
7 Whitethorn(L),126 I Ortiz, Jr 2-2-2 Pletcher 2-1
8 Onehotmess(L),126 J Ortiz 2-7-3 Attard 12-1
9 Mary Lois(IRE)(L),121 F Prat 4-3-2 C Brown 6-1
10 Phantom Blue(L),121 M Franco 2-2-3 Walden 5-2
11 Coinvestment(L),121 M Franco 5-x-x C Brown 10-1
but finished last. Blackjack (6-1) dueled on the lead but was eased. Always a Runner (9-5) ran second to Counting Stars in the Coaching Club American Oaks. Loss of -$54. Couldn’t decide. So we will play all four on Sunday. Bet $4 across the board on Katie King in Race 3, Big Blue Line in Race 4 and Art Fair in Race 7. And $30 to win on Senior Officer in Race 9. Total bet: $66. — Vic Cangialosi
FIRST-6 fur; $115,000; mdn spl wt; 2YO F 5 Introssus (SntnJr.) 16.54 7.70 4.98 8 Mysticious (Saez) 11.14 8.52 4 Lucerra (Zayas) 10.10 • $1 Exacta (5-8) $138.29 • $0.5 Trifecta (5-8- 4) $385.26
SECOND-1 mile; $70,000; alw; 3up (f&m) 3 Pwr f Wmn (OrtzJr.) 3.54 2.52 1 Lady Wsdom (SantanJr.) 3.72 Scr: Timia, Sabby Sunset, Spirit of Esther, Lady Delilah • $1 Daily Double (5-3) $25.04 • $1 Exacta (3- 1) $5.81 • $1 Quinella (1-3) $4.04 • $1 Consolation Double (5-4/6/7) $8.21
Winner picked by Vic C
Winner picked by Vic C
THIRD-6 fur; $115,000; mdn spl wt; 2YO 9 Grnd Yupon (Ortz) 6.46 3.82 2.64 10 Belzoni (Alvarado) 8.20 5.44 6 Foolin (Ortiz,Jr.) 3.60 Scr: Silverus, Ferrum • $1 Consolation Pick 3 (5-4/6/7-9) $22.83 • $1 Pick 3 (5-3-9) $51.00 • $1 Daily Double (3- 9) $7.71 • $1 Exacta (9-10) $25.39 • $0.1 Superfecta (9-10-6-8) $64.49 • $0.5 Trifecta (9-10-6) $68.20
FOURTH-1 mile; $105,000; alc; 3up 5 Inspghtfchrl (Ortz) 7.84 4.08 2.66 3 Honoree (Ortiz,Jr.) 3.28 2.42 2 Sir Oscar (Franco) 2.88 Scr: Solo Empire, Resurgo, Who's Your Zaddy • $1 Pick 3 (3-9-5) $24.76 • $1 Daily Double (9-5) $14.05 • $1 Exacta (5-3) $11.91 • $1 Quinella (3-5) $5.90 • $0.1 Superfecta (5-3-2- 1) $21.35 • $0.5 Trifecta (5-3-2) $15.09
FIFTH-1 1/16 mile; $120,000; alw; 3YO 11 Chmbrsvll (OrtzJr.) 21.64 8.58 5.38 5 Go Grey (Ortiz) 7.40 4.60 6 King's Remark (IRE) (Davis) 3.96 Scr: ChickenDance,CMcGriff, Minorinconvennce,IntotheLight,NuckChorris • $1 Consolation Pick 3 (9-5-4) $11.25 • $1 Pick 3 (9-5-11) $112.23 • $1 Double (5-11) $43.32 • $1 Exacta (11-5) $63.76 • $0.1 Superfecta (11-5-6-9) $206.25 • $0.5 Trifecta (11-5-6) $221.89 • $1 Consolation Double (5- 4) $3.78
SIXTH-1 mile 1 fur; $125,000; alw; 3up 2 Wynstock (OrtzJr.) 12.06 4.10 2.84 8 Emerging Market (Prat) 2.28 2.10 1 Dreamlike (Carmouche) 2.74 • $1 Consolation Pick 3 (5-4-2) $21.65 • $1 Pick 3 (5-11-2) $222.03 • $1 Daily Double (11- 2) $54.72 • $1 Exacta (2-8) $13.94 • $0.1 Superfecta (2-8-1-4) $13.62 • $0.5 Trifecta (2- 8-1) $19.89
SEVENTH-1 mile; $105,000; alc; 3up 4 Jack's World (Prt) 6.54 4.18 2.98 8 Sammy C Note (Franco) 8.22 5.80 6 Stormy Birthday (Rodriguez) 14.46 Scr: BeachInvasion,McDiesel,Newlyn,Egyptn • $1 Pick 3 (11-2-4) $213.49 • $0.5 Pick 4 (5- 11-2-4) $382.66 • $0.5 Pick 5 (9-5-11-2-4) $1157.50 • $1 Daily Double (2-4) $22.20 • $1 Exacta (4-8) $29.22 • $0.1 Superfecta (4-8-6- 7) $242.68 • $0.5 Trifecta (4-8-6) $232.50
EIGHTH-1 1/16 mile; $120,000; alw; 3YO F 2 Crssvr Cptl (FR) (Prt) 11.26 7.24 4.76 4 Soloist (Ortiz) 5.92 3.60 6 Vekoma View (Velazquez) 9.58 Scr: Pashmina • $1 Pick 3 (2-4-2) $106.93 • $1 Daily Double (4-2) $23.05 • $1 Exacta (2-4) $27.87 • $0.1 Superfecta (2-4-6-9) $175.72 • $0.5 Trifecta (2-4-6) $217.82
NINTH-6 fur; $400,000; Vanderbilt; 4up 8 Built (Ortiz,Jr.) 4.40 2.68 2.10 6 Hymn (Santana,Jr.) 3.98 2.34 1 Damon's Mound (Alvarado) 2.10 Scr: Just Beat the Odds, Crazy Mason • $1 Pick 3 (4-2-8) $41.08 • $0.5 Pick 4 (2-4-2- 8) $149.29 • $0.5 Pick 5 (11-2-4-2-8) $1423.12 • $1 Daily Double (2-8) $14.63 • $1 Exacta (8- 6) $7.26 • $0.1 Superfecta (8-6-1-7) $6.83 • $0.5 Trifecta (8-6-1) $7.18
TENTH-1 ¹/₈ miles; $500,000; CCAOaks; 3YF 1 Cntng Strs (OrtzJr.) 4.08 2.26 2.10 6 Always a Runner (Ortiz) 2.76 2.16 5 Measure (Franco) 3.80 Scr: La Rascasse, Directive • $1 Pick 3 (2-8-1) $23.75 • $1 Double (8-1) $4.42 • $1 Exacta (1-6) $3.27 • $0.1 Superfecta (1-6-5-8) $2.17 • $0.5 Trifecta (1- 6-5) $6.35
ELEVENTH-5½ fur; $105,000; alc; 3up (f&m) 13 Oklhm Smk (Ortz) 17.70 9.30 5.74 3 Tuthilltown (Davis) 5.80 4.02 12 Fairy Godmother (Ortiz,Jr.) 3.70 Scr: Daniella Marie, Sunshine Lily, Quick Power Nap, Sinead • $1 Pick 3 (8-1-13) $39.85 • $1 Daily Double (1-13) $14.21 • $1 Exacta (13-3) $52.15 • $0.1 Superfecta (13-3-12-7) $78.80 • $0.5 Trifecta (13-3-12) $124.55
TWELFTH-1 1/16m; $56,000; md cl($50,0); 3p 7 Leave Me (OrtzJr.) 5.02 3.52 2.76 4 Gilbane (Franco) 5.60 3.98 9 Kuleana (Alvarado) 4.12 Scr: Big Frosty, Portadown Lad, Nonno Joe, Bourboncentric, Dinghy Bar, Beau Cheval, Rossbeigh • $1 Consolation Pick 3 (1-13-1) $16.26 • $1 Pick 3 (1-13-7) $46.35 • $1 Double (13-7) $23.29 • $1 Exacta (7-4) $10.16 • $0.1 Superfecta (7-4-9-3) $80.65 • $0.5 Trifecta (7- 4-9) $20.57 • $1 Consolation Double (13-1) $7.54
New York Post, Sunday, July 26, 2026 nypost.com
East W L Pct. GB *WGB L10 Streak Home Away Tampa Bay 61 43 .587 — — 5-5 W-2 37-15 24-28 Yankees 59 45 .567 2 +6 7-3 W-3 26-23 33-22 Boston 53 50 .515 7½ +½ 8-2 L-1 24-29 29-21 Baltimore 51 54 .486 10½ 2½ 7-3 W-1 29-26 22-28 Toronto 48 57 .457 13½ 5½ 3-7 W-1 26-30 22-27
East W L Pct. GB *WGB L10 Streak Home Away Atlanta 61 43 .587 — — 7-3 L-1 32-20 29-23 Philadelphia 56 49 .533 5½ +1 4-6 L-4 27-27 29-22 Washington 53 52 .505 8½ 2 5-5 W-1 21-32 32-20 Miami 52 53 .495 9½ 3 0-10 L-11 31-22 21-31 Mets 43 62 .410 18½ 12 3-7 L-3 21-30 22-32
New York Post, Sunday, July 26, 2026 nypost.com
Sunday
Sunday
Central W L Pct. GB *WGB L10 Streak Home Away Chicago 54 49 .524 — — 6-4 L-2 31-19 23-30 Cleveland 54 52 .509 1½ — 4-6 L-4 27-26 27-26 Minnesota 52 54 .491 3½ 2 5-5 W-1 27-26 25-28 Detroit 50 55 .476 5 3½ 6-4 L-1 29-24 21-31 Kansas City 44 62 .415 11½ 10 6-4 W-1 26-27 18-35
Central W L Pct. GB *WGB L10 Streak Home Away Milwaukee 65 39 .625 — — 6-4 W-1 35-20 30-19 Chicago 59 45 .567 6 +4½ 7-3 W-2 30-22 29-23 St. Louis 53 51 .510 12 1½ 3-7 W-1 27-28 26-23 Pittsburgh 53 52 .505 12½ 2 5-5 L-3 27-26 26-26 Cincinnati 48 55 .466 16½ 6 5-5 L-1 22-28 26-27
West W L Pct. GB *WGB L10 Streak Home Away Texas 53 51 .510 — — 5-5 W-2 27-24 26-27 Houston 52 54 .491 2 2 6-4 W-5 26-27 26-27 Seattle 51 54 .486 2½ 2½ 4-6 L-4 30-23 21-31 Athletics 44 60 .423 9 9 3-7 L-1 20-30 24-30 Los Angeles 41 64 .390 12½ 12½ 3-7 L-3 24-28 17-36
West W L Pct. GB *WGB L10 Streak Home Away Los Angeles 67 38 .638 — — 6-4 W-4 31-19 36-19 Arizona 55 50 .524 12 — 7-3 L-1 31-22 24-28 San Diego 52 53 .495 15 3 5-5 W-2 27-24 25-29 San Francisco 44 60 .423 22½ 10½ 5-5 W-2 24-25 20-35 Colorado 42 64 .396 25½ 13½ 3-7 L-1 24-29 18-35
*WGB: Games behind third-place team in wild-card race
*WGB: Games behind third-place team in wild-card race
Saturday
Saturday
Yankees 3, Philadelphia 1 Kansas City 3, Detroit 2 Toronto 6, Boston 0 San Francisco 9, L.A. Angels 2 Tampa Bay 3, Cleveland 0 Minnesota 2, Athletics 0 Baltimore 3, Atlanta 2 Texas 7, Seattle 1 Houston 4, White Sox 1
Yankees 3, Philadelphia 1 L.A. Dodgers 4, Mets 3 San Francisco 9, L.A. Angels 2 Washington 5, Arizona 3 San Diego 7, Miami 2 Cubs 11, Pittsburgh 0 St. Louis 7, Cincinnati 0 Baltimore 3, Atlanta 2 Milwaukee 8, Colorado 5
May 21-24 — THE CJ CUP Byron Nelson (Wyndham Clark) May 28-31 — Charles Schwab Challenge (Russell Henley) June 4-7 — the Memorial Tournament presented by Workday (J.T. Poston) June 11-14 — RBC Canadian Open (Bud Cauley) June 18-21 — U.S. Open (Wyndham Clark) June 25-29 — Travelers Championship (Viktor Hovland) July 2-5 — John Deere Classic (Chris Gotterup) July 9-12 — Genesis Scottish Open (Tom Kim)
Yankees at Philadelphia, 7:20 Cleveland at Tampa Bay, 12:15 Atlanta at Baltimore, 1:35 Toronto at Boston, 1:35 Kansas City at Detroit, 1:40 Athletics at Minnesota, 2:10 Houston at White Sox, 2:10 Seattle at Texas, 2:35 L.A. Angels at San Francisco, 4:05
L.A. Dodgers at Mets, 1:40 Yankees at Philadelphia, 7:20 Arizona at Washington, 1:35 Atlanta at Baltimore, 1:35 Cubs at Pittsburgh, 1:35 San Diego at Miami, 1:40 Colorado at Milwaukee, 2:10 Cincinnati at St. Louis, 2:15 L.A. Angels at San Francisco, 4:05
July 9-12 — ISCO Championship (Steven Fisk) July 16-19 — The Open Championship (Ryan Fox) July 16-19 — Corales Puntacana Championship (Stefano Mazzoli) July 23-26 — 3M Open, Blaine, Minn. July 30-Aug. 2 — Rocket Classic, Detroit Aug. 6-9 — Wyndham Championship, Greensboro, N.C. Aug. 13-16 — FedEx St. Jude Championship, Memphis, Tenn. Aug. 20-23 — BMW Championship, Saint Louis, Mo. Aug. 27-30 — TOUR Championship, Atlanta
Yankees AB R H BI BB SO Avg Rosario 3b 1 0 0 0 0 1 .229 McMahon ph-3b 3 0 0 0 0 1 .211 Rice dh 4 0 0 0 0 2 .271 Goldschmidt 1b 4 0 2 0 0 0 .259 Bellinger lf 4 0 2 1 0 0 .259 Schuemann lf 0 0 0 0 0 0 .228 Grisham cf 4 0 0 0 0 0 .219 Domínguez rf 4 1 1 1 0 1 .233 Chisholm 2b 4 0 0 0 0 4 .223 Caballero ss 4 0 1 0 0 2 .241 Wells c 2 2 1 1 1 0 .166 Totals 34 3 7 3 1 11
Philadelphia AB R H BI BB SO Avg Turner ss 3 1 1 0 0 1 .242 Schwarber dh 4 0 2 0 0 1 .251 Harper 1b 3 0 0 1 0 0 .251 Bohm 3b 3 0 0 0 1 0 .221 Sosa lf 4 0 0 0 0 2 .212 De La Cruz rf 3 0 2 0 0 1 .600 Crawford ph-cf 1 0 0 0 0 0 .254 Realmuto c 3 0 2 0 1 0 .229 Stott 2b 4 0 0 0 0 1 .246 D.Hill cf 2 0 0 0 0 1 .243 Marsh ph-cf-rf 2 0 0 0 0 0 .287 Totals 32 1 7 1 2 7
Yankees 001 001 100 — 3 7 0 Philadelphia 100 000 000 — 1 7 2
E: Bohm 2 (8). LOB: New York 5, Philadelphia 8. 2B: Bellinger (21), Schwarber (12). HR: Wells (7), off Keller; Domínguez (6), off Alvarado. RBIs: Wells (14), Bellinger (53), Domínguez (13), Harper (61). SF: Harper. Runners left in scoring position: New York 3 (McMahon, Grisham 2); Philadelphia 4 (D.Hill, Sosa, Bohm, Stott). RISP: New York 1 for 5; Philadelphia 0 for 7. Runners moved up: Wells, Harper. GIDP: Harper. DP: New York 1 (Caballero, Goldschmidt). Yankees IP H R ER BB SO NP ERA Weathers, W, 4-7 5.2 6 1 1 1 7 97 4.25 Chivilli, H, 1 0.1 1 0 0 0 0 6 0.77 Blackburn, H, 2 2.0 0 0 0 1 0 24 1.93 Bednar, S, 20-22 1.0 0 0 0 0 0 16 2.42
Philadelphia IP H R ER BB SO NP ERA Mayza 2.0 0 0 0 0 1 20 3.83 Keller 3.0 2 1 1 0 3 39 3.00 Backhus, L, 1-1 0.2 0 1 1 1 2 12 6.19 Johnson 0.1 2 0 0 0 0 11 5.74 Alvarado 1.0 2 1 1 0 1 14 6.16 Bowlan 1.0 1 0 0 0 1 18 2.78 Duran 1.0 0 0 0 0 3 19 1.29
T: 2:40. A: 44,562 (42,901).
Blue Jays 6, Red Sox 0
Toronto AB R H BI BB SO Avg Lukes rf-lf 5 1 2 0 0 1 .290 V.Guerrero 1b 4 1 3 2 1 0 .267 Okamoto 3b 5 1 1 0 0 2 .226 Springer dh 5 1 2 3 0 1 .229 Varsho cf 4 1 2 0 0 0 .247 Clement 2b 4 0 3 1 0 0 .298 Piñango lf 2 0 0 0 0 1 .263 Straw ph-rf 2 0 0 0 0 1 .213 Giménez ss 4 1 2 0 0 2 .227 Valenzuela c 4 0 0 0 0 1 .227
Totals 39 6 15 6 1 9
Boston AB R H BI BB SO Avg Seigler 2b 3 0 0 0 1 1 .265 Rafaela cf 4 0 0 0 0 1 .279 Abreu rf 4 0 0 0 0 2 .253 Contreras 1b 2 0 0 0 1 2 .291 Yoshida dh 3 0 0 0 0 0 .261 Durbin 3b 2 0 0 0 1 1 .233 Duran lf 3 0 0 0 0 2 .192 Monasterio ss 3 0 1 0 0 1 .250 Wong c 3 0 0 0 0 2 .266
Totals 27 0 1 0 3 12
Toronto 005 000 001 — 6 15 0 Boston 000 000 000 — 0 1 0
LOB: Toronto 7, Boston 3. 2B: Lukes 2 (11), Clement (24), Monasterio (16). HR: Springer (11), off Gray. RBIs: V.Guerrero 2 (44), Springer 3 (30), Clement (33). SB: Clement (4). CS: Contreras (3). Runners left in scoring position: Toronto 3 (Piñango, Springer, Valenzuela); Boston 1 (Rafaela). RISP: Toronto 4 for 10; Boston 0 for 3. Runners moved up: Lukes. LIDP: Piñango. GIDP: Okamoto. DP: Boston 2 (Rafaela, Monasterio, Rafaela; Durbin, Seigler, Contreras).
Los Angeles AB R H BI BB SO Avg Ohtani dh 5 0 0 0 0 1 .282 Pages cf 4 1 1 2 0 0 .266 Freeman 1b 4 0 3 0 0 0 .299 Muncy 3b 4 0 0 0 0 4 .259 Betts ss 4 0 1 0 0 1 .232 Edman 2b 3 0 0 0 0 0 .330 Tucker rf 3 1 1 1 1 1 .241 Hernández lf 3 1 1 0 1 1 .247 Rushing c 4 1 1 0 0 1 .243 Totals 34 4 8 3 2 9
Mets AB R H BI BB SO Avg Ewing lf 5 0 0 0 0 2 .263 Lindor ss 3 0 0 0 2 1 .224 Bichette 3b 5 0 2 1 0 0 .255 Benge rf 4 1 1 0 0 1 .260 Robert cf 2 1 0 0 2 1 .210 Polanco dh 4 0 0 0 0 2 .154 Semien 2b 4 0 0 0 0 1 .204 Baty 1b 3 1 1 0 0 2 .224 Taylor ph 1 0 1 2 0 0 .234 Young 1b 0 0 0 0 0 0 .255 Alvarez c 2 0 1 0 2 1 .260 Totals 33 3 6 3 6 11
Los Angeles 003 010 000 — 4 8 0 Mets 000 010 020 — 3 6 1
E: Baty (7). LOB: Los Angeles 6, New York 10. 2B: Hernández (11), Taylor (8). HR: Tucker (9), off McLean. RBIs: Tucker (51), Pages 2 (69), Bichette (52), Taylor 2 (20). SB: Edman (3). CS: Edman (2). Runners left in scoring position: Los Angeles 2 (Muncy 2); New York 5 (Ewing, Robert, Benge 3). RISP: Los Angeles 1 for 7; New York 2 for 11.
Los Angeles IP H R ER BB SO NP ERA Yamamoto, W, 11-6 6.0 5 1 1 3 5 100 2.72
Vesia, H, 17 1.0 0 0 0 1 1 16 2.55 Henriquez, H, 7 0.2 0 2 2 1 2 20 2.81 T.Scott, H, 7 0.1 1 0 0 1 1 6 2.32 Stewart, S, 1-1 1.0 0 0 0 0 2 11 2.03
Mets IP H R ER BB SO NP ERA McLean, L, 7-7 6.0 7 4 2 2 7 96 3.32 Duarte 2.0 1 0 0 0 2 26 0.00 Brazobán 1.0 0 0 0 0 0 7 2.70
T: 2:48. A: 36,356 (42,136).
Giants 9, Angels 2
Los Angeles AB R H BI BB SO Avg Neto ss 3 0 0 0 0 1 .236 Peraza ss 1 0 0 0 0 1 .239 Trout cf 3 0 2 0 1 0 .237 Lowe rf 0 0 0 0 1 0 .207 Grissom 2b 4 0 1 1 1 1 .255 Soler dh 5 0 0 0 0 1 .201 Schanuel 1b 4 0 1 0 0 1 .282 Adell rf 2 0 1 0 1 1 .243 Meckler lf 1 0 0 0 0 0 .297 Guzman 3b 4 0 0 0 0 0 .240 Siri lf-cf 3 2 2 0 1 0 .281 O'Hoppe c 4 0 2 0 0 0 .216 Totals 34 2 9 1 5 6
San Francisco AB R H BI BB SO Avg Arraez 2b 4 2 2 1 0 1 .326 J.Rodriguez ph-2b 1 0 0 0 0 0 .239 Ramos lf 5 1 1 0 0 1 .262 Eldridge dh 3 0 0 0 1 2 .263 Cavanaugh ph-dh 1 0 0 0 0 0 .225 Devers 1b 4 2 3 4 0 0 .249 Koss 3b 0 0 0 0 0 0 .143 Schmitt 3b-1b 4 1 1 1 0 0 .272 Lee rf 3 1 2 3 0 1 .302 McCray rf 0 0 0 0 0 0 .000 Adames ss 4 0 1 0 0 2 .225 Gilbert cf 3 1 1 0 1 1 .235 Susac c 3 1 0 0 0 0 .250 Totals 35 9 11 9 2 8
Los Angeles 000 000 101 — 2 9 1 San Francisco 005 400 00x — 9 11 0
E: Siri (1). LOB: Los Angeles 11, San Francisco 6. 2B: Siri (5), Adames (23), Lee (22), Devers (27). HR: Lee (6), off Johnson; Devers (22), off Suter. RBIs: Grissom (41), Devers 4 (60), Schmitt (55), Lee 3 (37), Arraez (38). Runners left in scoring position: Los Angeles 5 (Soler 3, Grissom 2); San Francisco 4 (Gilbert, Susac 3). RISP: Los Angeles 0 for 8; San Francisco 5 for 15. Runners moved up: Trout. GIDP: Trout. DP: San Francisco 1 (Adames, Arraez, Devers). Los Angeles IP H R ER BB SO NP ERA Johnson, L, 2-5 3.1 8 8 8 1 4 69 7.34 Suter 2.2 2 1 1 0 4 44 4.42 Yates 1.0 1 0 0 1 0 21 3.65 Heineman 1.0 0 0 0 0 0 11 0.00
Kansas City AB R H BI BB SO Avg Jensen c 4 0 2 0 0 1 .241 Thomas cf 4 0 0 0 0 2 .229 Caglianone rf 4 0 0 0 0 0 .254 Perez dh 4 1 1 1 0 0 .210 Pasquantino 1b 4 1 3 0 0 0 .234 Loftin 3b 3 1 1 1 0 2 .250 Massey 2b 3 0 0 1 0 0 .272 Collins lf 4 0 0 0 0 0 .242 Velazquez ss 2 0 0 0 0 0 .111 Marte ph 1 0 0 0 0 0 .260 Tolbert ss 0 0 0 0 0 0 .317 Totals 33 3 7 3 0 5
Detroit AB R H BI BB SO Avg Keith 1b 4 0 2 0 0 1 .254 McGonigle ss 4 0 0 0 0 1 .278 Torres 2b 3 0 0 0 1 0 .277 Carpenter dh 3 0 1 0 0 1 .210 Dingler ph-dh 1 0 0 0 0 0 .271 Greene lf 3 1 2 0 1 0 .285 Lee 3b 4 1 2 2 0 1 .273 McKinstry rf 4 0 1 0 0 0 .200 Vierling cf 4 0 0 0 0 1 .203 Rogers c 3 0 0 0 0 0 .161 Torkelson ph 1 0 0 0 0 0 .204 Totals 34 2 8 2 2 5
Kansas City 010 000 101 — 3 7 0 Detroit 010 100 000 — 2 8 1
E: Torres (2). LOB: Kansas City 5, Detroit 7. 2B: Keith (11), Greene (22), Lee (9). HR: Perez (15), off Finnegan; Loftin (5), off Waguespack; Lee (6), off Wacha. RBIs: Massey (34), Perez (44), Loftin (34), Lee 2 (23). SF: Massey. S: Loftin. RISP: Kansas City 0 for 2; Detroit 1 for 11.
Kansas City IP H R ER BB SO NP ERA Wacha 7.0 6 2 2 2 3 96 3.60 Lynch, W, 4-2 1.0 1 0 0 0 0 12 2.08 Lange, S, 10-12 1.0 1 0 0 0 2 16 6.00
Detroit IP H R ER BB SO NP ERA Mize 6.0 3 1 1 0 3 85 2.70 Finngan, BS, 2-9 0.1 2 1 1 0 1 7 2.54 Holton 1.0 1 0 0 0 0 11 2.87 Wagespck, L, 0-1 1.2 1 1 1 0 1 24 1.65
T: 2:22. A: 32,867 (41,083).
Padres 7, Marlins 2
San Diego AB R H BI BB SO Avg Tatis dh 4 1 0 0 1 0 .280 Cronenworth 2b 3 2 1 1 2 1 .206 Machado 3b 5 1 1 0 0 1 .207 France 1b 4 1 2 3 0 1 .283 Merrill cf 4 2 3 0 0 0 .228 Rengifo lf 3 0 1 0 1 0 .232 Sheets rf 2 0 0 1 0 0 .213 Bowen rf 1 0 1 2 0 0 .148 Bogaerts ss 4 0 1 0 0 0 .218 Fermin c 3 0 1 0 0 0 .166
Totals 33 7 11 7 4 3
Miami AB R H BI BB SO Avg Lopez ss 2 0 1 1 1 0 .331 Stowers 1b 3 0 1 1 1 1 .230 Hernández lf 4 0 0 0 0 1 .246 Edwards 2b 4 0 0 0 0 0 .289 Hicks c 4 0 0 0 0 0 .279 Sanoja 3b 4 0 0 0 0 0 .266 Conine dh 3 0 0 0 0 2 .262 Ruiz rf 2 2 2 0 0 0 .255 Marsee cf 2 0 1 0 1 1 .195
Totals 28 2 5 2 3 5
San Diego 002 000 131 — 7 11 0 Miami 001 000 010 — 2 5 0
LOB: San Diego 5, Miami 4. 2B: Merrill 2 (17), Machado (17). RBIs: France 3 (46), Sheets (42), Bowen 2 (5), Cronenworth (13), Lopez (47), Stowers (44). SB: Lopez (20), Rengifo (4), Ruiz 2 (24), Cronenworth (5). SF: Sheets, Lopez. Runners left in scoring position: San Diego 2 (Bogaerts, Tatis); Miami 2 (Lopez, Edwards). RISP: San Diego 5 for 11; Miami 2 for 5. Runners moved up: Rengifo, Hernández. GIDP: Bogaerts, Machado, Tatis, Hernández. DP: San Diego 2 (Bogaerts, Cronenworth, France; Bogaerts, Sheets); Miami 3 (Lopez, Edwards, Stowers; Lopez, Edwards, Stowers; Lopez, Edwards, Stowers).
San Diego IP H R ER BB SO NP ERA Vásquez 2.2 1 1 1 2 0 37 4.68 Sears, W, 3-3 3.1 1 0 0 1 3 55 3.86 Matsui, H, 6 1.0 0 0 0 0 1 12 2.61 Waldron 2.0 3 1 1 0 1 39 7.16
Arizona AB R H BI BB SO Avg Carroll rf 3 1 0 0 0 2 .250 Perdomo ss 3 0 0 0 0 0 .232 Moreno dh 4 0 1 2 0 0 .311 Marte 2b 4 0 0 0 0 0 .255 Vargas 1b 4 0 1 0 0 0 .270 Arenado 3b 3 0 0 0 1 0 .246 Tawa cf 3 1 2 0 0 0 .241 McCann c 3 0 1 1 0 0 .260 Waldschmidt lf 2 1 1 0 0 0 .257 Kepler ph-lf 1 0 0 0 0 0 .217
Totals 30 3 6 3 1 2
Washington AB R H BI BB SO Avg Wood dh 5 0 1 0 0 2 .269 Mead 3b 3 1 0 0 2 0 .254 Chaparro 1b 3 1 1 0 0 1 .222 García ph-1b 2 0 0 0 0 1 .275 Abrams ss 4 1 3 3 0 0 .293 Crews rf 1 1 0 0 3 1 .218 Young cf 4 1 2 0 0 0 .232 Lile lf 4 0 1 2 0 1 .244 Nuñez 2b 2 0 0 0 2 0 .249 Ruiz c 4 0 1 0 0 0 .272
Totals 32 5 9 5 7 6
Arizona 002 000 100 — 3 6 1 Washington 004 010 00x — 5 9 0
E: Marte (2). LOB: Arizona 3, Washington 10. 2B: Tawa (8), Chaparro (5), Abrams (21), Ruiz (20). 3B: Lile (5). HR: Abrams (25), off Bratt. RBIs: Moreno 2 (39), McCann (15), Abrams 3 (79), Lile 2 (51). SB: Young 2 (13), Abrams (17). CS: Abrams (5). S: Perdomo. RISP: Arizona 2 for 3; Washington 2 for 12. GIDP: Arenado, Mead. DP: Arizona 1 (Perdomo, Marte, Vargas); Washington 1 (Mead, Nuñez, García).
Arizona IP H R ER BB SO NP ERA Bratt, L, 0-1 5.0 7 5 5 5 3 92 6.32 Carrillo 2.0 2 0 0 2 2 35 2.25 Clarke 1.0 0 0 0 0 1 9 2.30
Washington IP H R ER BB SO NP ERA
Griffin, W, 12-2 6.2 6 3 3 1 2 108 2.76 Yean, H, 1 1.1 0 0 0 0 0 16 0.00 Beeter, S, 9-14 1.0 0 0 0 0 0 9 3.82
T: 2:35. A: 30,032 (41,376).
Rays 3, Guardians 0
Cleveland AB R H BI BB SO Avg Kwan lf-cf 4 0 1 0 0 1 .248 Ramírez 3b 4 0 1 0 0 0 .239 Bazzana dh 4 0 2 0 0 0 .242 Rocchio ss 4 0 0 0 0 1 .271 Martínez rf 4 0 0 0 0 1 .231 Manzardo 1b 3 0 0 0 0 1 .211 Arias 2b 3 0 1 0 0 2 .252 Bailey c 2 0 0 0 0 1 .200 Hedges ph-c 1 0 0 0 0 1 .287 Halpin cf 2 0 0 0 0 0 .193 Fry ph-lf 0 0 0 0 1 0 .186 Totals 31 0 5 0 1 8
Tampa Bay AB R H BI BB SO Avg Díaz dh 4 1 2 0 0 2 .306 Aranda 1b 4 1 1 0 0 2 .282 Caminero 3b 4 0 1 1 0 1 .285 Mullins cf 3 0 0 1 0 1 .202 Simpson lf 4 0 2 0 0 1 .293 Mesa rf 3 1 1 0 1 2 .227 Palacios 2b 3 0 1 0 1 0 .234 Walls ss 0 0 0 0 0 0 .224 Williamson ss-2b 3 0 0 0 0 0 .248 Feduccia c 2 0 1 1 0 0 .233 Totals 30 3 9 3 2 9
Cleveland 000 000 000 — 0 5 0 Tampa Bay 000 021 00x — 3 9 0
LOB: Cleveland 5, Tampa Bay 7. 2B: Díaz (18), Caminero (17). RBIs: Caminero (63), Mullins (32), Feduccia (12). SF: Mullins. S: Feduccia. Runners left in scoring position: Cleveland 1 (Martínez); Tampa Bay 4 (Simpson, Díaz, Williamson 2). RISP: Cleveland 0 for 1; Tampa Bay 2 for 6. GIDP: Bazzana. DP: Cleveland 1 (Arias, Manzardo, Arias); Tampa Bay 1 (Williamson, Aranda).
Cleveland IP H R ER BB SO NP ERA Bibee, L, 4-10 6.0 9 3 3 2 5 107 3.89 Dion 2.0 0 0 0 0 4 29 4.58
Cincinnati AB R H BI BB SO Avg De La Cruz ss 3 0 1 0 1 1 .276 Stewart 1b 4 0 1 0 0 1 .251 Bleday lf 2 0 1 0 2 0 .238 Suárez dh 4 0 0 0 0 4 .210 Stephenson c 4 0 0 0 0 2 .245 Marte rf 4 0 0 0 0 0 .184 Friedl cf 3 0 0 0 0 2 .171 Arroyo 2b 3 0 0 0 0 1 .248 Hayes 3b 3 0 0 0 0 1 .143
Totals 30 0 3 0 3 12
St. Louis AB R H BI BB SO Avg Wetherholt 2b 3 2 0 0 1 1 .256 Walker rf 4 0 2 0 0 1 .290 Burleson 1b 4 1 3 1 0 1 .285 Herrera c 4 1 2 2 0 1 .242 Nootbaar lf 2 1 0 0 1 0 .242 Fermín lf 1 0 0 0 0 0 .256 Winn ss 4 1 1 0 0 1 .235 Torres dh 4 1 1 1 0 0 .216 Jordan 3b 4 0 1 2 0 0 .245 Church cf 3 0 0 1 0 1 .225
Totals 33 7 10 7 2 6
Cincinnati 000 000 000 — 0 3 1 St. Louis 100 006 00x — 7 10 0
E: De La Cruz (9). LOB: Cincinnati 6, St. Louis 5. 2B: Walker (23), Herrera (15). RBIs: Burleson (70), Herrera 2 (43), Torres (11), Jordan 2 (22), Church (30). SB: Bleday (6). S: Church. Runners left in scoring position: Cincinnati 3 (Marte 3); St. Louis 3 (Winn, Burleson, Wetherholt). RISP: Cincinnati 0 for 5; St. Louis 5 for 11. GIDP: Nootbaar. DP: Cincinnati 1 (Arroyo, De La Cruz, Stewart).
Cincinnati IP H R ER BB SO NP ERA Greene, L, 2-2 5.1 8 7 6 2 3 89 7.06 Moll 0.2 0 0 0 0 1 10 4.32 Petty 2.0 2 0 0 0 2 30 4.23
St. Louis IP H R ER BB SO NP ERA Pallante, W, 11-6 7.0 2 0 0 1 8 90 3.77
Graceffo 2.0 1 0 0 2 4 38 3.16
T: 2:19. A: 33,975 (44,494).
Cubs 11, Pirates 0
Chicago AB R H BI BB SO Avg Crow-Armstrong cf 5 3 4 3 0 1 .291 Conforto lf 1 0 0 0 0 0 .235 Suzuki rf 5 0 1 2 0 4 .266 Busch 1b 6 0 3 2 0 2 .245 Assad p-p 0 0 0 0 0 0
Bregman 3b 5 0 0 0 1 2 .234 Happ lf 3 0 0 0 1 2 .221 Triantos ph-2b 1 1 1 0 0 01.000 Hoerner 2b 4 1 1 0 0 1 .244 Dean ph-cf 1 0 0 0 0 1 .286 Ramirez dh-1b 4 2 2 1 1 1 .295 Swanson ss 4 2 2 1 1 1 .216 Amaya c 4 2 2 2 0 1 .239
Totals 43 11 16 11 4 16
Pittsburgh AB R H BI BB SO Avg Mangum cf-lf 4 0 1 0 0 1 .304 Gonzales 2b 4 0 1 0 0 1 .311 Reynolds lf 3 0 0 0 0 0 .270 Callihan 1b-p 1 0 0 0 0 1 .230 Valdez rf 3 0 1 0 1 2 .283 O'Hearn 1b 3 0 1 0 0 0 .278 Cook cf 1 0 0 0 0 0 .205 Ozuna dh 3 0 0 0 0 0 .200 Ross 1b 1 0 0 0 0 0 .000 Triolo 3b 4 0 0 0 0 1 .243 Gonzalez ss 3 0 0 0 0 1 .245 Davis c 2 0 1 0 0 0 .176
Totals 32 0 5 0 1 7
Chicago 000 035 210 —11 16 1 Pittsburgh 000 000 000 — 0 5 1
E: Swanson (6), Skenes (1). LOB: Chicago 11, Pittsburgh 7. 2B: Crow-Armstrong 2 (19), Swanson (13), Ramirez (7). HR: Crow- Armstrong (23), off Marinaccio. RBIs: Crow- Armstrong 3 (59), Suzuki 2 (56), Swanson (60), Amaya 2 (17), Busch 2 (56), Ramirez (12). SB: Crow-Armstrong (26), Ramirez (3). RISP: Chicago 6 for 17; Pittsburgh 0 for 1.
Chicago IP H R ER BB SO NP ERA Imanaga, W, 7-86.0 4 0 0 1 4 84 3.72 Assad, S, 1-1 3.0 1 0 0 0 3 32 3.86
Athletics AB R H BI BB SO Avg Wilson ss 4 0 0 0 0 0 .282 Kurtz dh 4 0 0 0 0 4 .263 Soderstrom lf 4 0 1 0 0 1 .248 Heim c 4 0 0 0 0 1 .233 White 3b 4 0 0 0 0 1 .296 Walton 2b 4 0 0 0 0 1 .290 McNeil 1b 4 0 2 0 0 1 .240 Bolte cf 2 0 0 0 1 1 .250 Butler rf 0 0 0 0 2 0 .199 Totals 30 0 3 0 3 10
Minnesota AB R H BI BB SO Avg Larnach lf 4 0 1 0 0 1 .293 Martin lf 0 0 0 0 0 0 .241 Buxton cf 4 0 0 0 0 2 .269 Clemens 2b 3 0 0 0 1 1 .237 Bell dh 3 1 0 0 1 1 .243 Lewis 1b 4 1 1 0 0 1 .212 Caratini c 3 0 2 0 0 0 .236 Roden rf 3 0 1 2 0 1 .226 Lee 3b 3 0 0 0 0 1 .246 Kreidler ss 3 0 1 0 0 0 .231 Totals 30 2 6 2 2 8
Athletics 000 000 000 — 0 3 0 Minnesota 000 002 00x — 2 6 1
E: Morris (2). LOB: Athletics 7, Minnesota 6. 2B: McNeil 2 (13), Kreidler (5), Lewis (13). RBIs: Roden 2 (7). SB: Kreidler (1). S: Butler. Runners left in scoring position: Athletics 5 (Kurtz, Bolte, Wilson, Heim 2); Minnesota 1 (Clemens). RISP: Athletics 0 for 8; Minnesota 1 for 5.
Athletics IP H R ER BB SO NP ERA Basso 2.1 2 0 0 1 3 36 5.06 Barnett, L, 1-1 3.1 4 2 2 1 2 54 4.74 Suarez 0.1 0 0 0 0 1 6 4.25 Juenger 1.0 0 0 0 0 0 7 6.75 Medina 1.0 0 0 0 0 2 17 3.64
Minnesota IP H R ER BB SO NP ERA Rojas 4.0 1 0 0 1 5 56 2.81 Rogers, W, 6-3 2.0 1 0 0 1 2 30 5.17 Nance, H, 3 1.0 1 0 0 0 0 13 3.76 Morris, H, 15 1.0 0 0 0 1 2 26 3.24 Gómez, S, 13-13 1.0 0 0 0 0 1 8 3.40 T: 2:25. A: 30,873 (38,544).
Orioles 3, Braves 2
Atlanta AB R H BI BB SO Avg Baldwin c 4 0 1 0 0 1 .273 Albies 2b 4 1 1 1 0 1 .264 Olson 1b 3 1 0 0 1 1 .267 Harris cf 4 0 1 0 0 1 .299 Dubón lf 4 0 1 1 0 0 .265 Smith dh 3 0 0 0 1 0 .259 Riley 3b 4 0 0 0 0 3 .217 Yastrzemski rf 2 0 1 0 0 1 .228 White ph-rf 1 0 1 0 0 0 .220 Hicklen ph-rf 1 0 0 0 0 1 .368 Jarvis ss 3 0 0 0 0 0 .271
Totals 33 2 6 2 2 9
Baltimore AB R H BI BB SO Avg Beavers rf 4 0 2 1 1 1 .255 Alonso 1b 4 1 0 0 0 0 .247 Henderson ss 4 1 1 1 0 3 .223 Ward lf 3 0 1 0 1 2 .251 Encarnacion- Strand 3b 4 0 1 1 0 2 .375
Taveras cf 3 0 0 0 1 1 .232 O'Neill dh 4 0 0 0 0 2 .209 Holliday 2b 3 1 2 0 1 0 .229 Tromp c 3 0 0 0 0 3 .205 Cowser ph 1 0 0 0 0 0 .205
Totals 33 3 7 3 4 14
Atlanta 000 001 010 — 2 6 2 Baltimore 001 010 001 — 3 7 0
Two outs when winning run scored. E: Jarvis 2 (4). LOB: Atlanta 6, Baltimore 8. 2B: Harris (21), White (6), Holliday (4). HR: Albies (17), off Garcia; Henderson (18), off Elder. RBIs: Dubón (55), Albies (57), Encarnacion-Strand (9), Henderson (45), Beavers (17). SB: Alonso (5). Runners left in scoring position: Atlanta 3 (Smith, Yastrzemski, Baldwin); Baltimore 4 (Taveras, Henderson 2, Encarnacion-Strand). RISP: Atlanta 0 for 6; Baltimore 2 for 6. Runners moved up: Dubón, Cowser. DP: Atlanta 2 (Riley, Albies, Olson; Jarvis, Albies, Olson). Atlanta IP H R ER BB SO NP ERA Elder 5.0 4 2 1 4 8 98 3.96 Mederos 2.0 1 0 0 0 3 30 3.86 Fuentes, L, 4-1 1.2 2 1 1 0 3 32 2.70
Houston AB R H BI BB SO Avg Peña ss 4 2 3 0 0 1 .315 Alvarez dh 3 1 0 0 1 1 .325 Paredes 3b 4 0 2 3 0 1 .263 Altuve 2b 4 0 0 0 0 0 .235 Allen 2b 0 0 0 0 0 0 .242 Wade lf 3 0 1 0 0 1 .189 Trammell lf 1 0 0 0 0 1 .230 Walker 1b 3 0 0 0 1 3 .232 Diaz c 4 0 0 0 0 1 .232 Spence cf 4 0 0 0 0 2 .179 Smith rf 3 1 0 0 0 1 .208
Totals 33 4 6 3 2 12
Chicago AB R H BI BB SO Avg Antonacci lf 3 0 0 0 0 0 .278 Grichuk ph-lf 1 0 0 0 0 0 .243 Murakami 1b 4 0 1 0 0 1 .231 Vargas 3b 4 1 1 0 0 1 .243 C.Montgomery ss 4 0 1 1 0 1 .218 Benintendi dh 3 0 0 0 0 3 .241 Acuña ph 1 0 0 0 0 1 .245 B.Montgomery rf 4 0 1 0 0 2 .250 Peters cf 2 0 1 0 1 0 .287 Meidroth 2b 3 0 0 0 0 1 .276 Quero c 3 0 0 0 0 0 .179
Totals 32 1 5 1 1 10
Houston 000 003 010 — 4 6 1 Chicago 000 000 001 — 1 5 1
E: Spence (1), B.Montgomery (3). LOB:
Houston 5, Chicago 5. RBIs: Paredes 3 (57),
C.Montgomery (59). Runners left in scoring
position: Houston 2 (Altuve, Walker);
Chicago 2 (Grichuk 2). RISP: Houston 2 for 8;
Chicago 1 for 4.
Houston
IP H
R ER BB SO NP ERA
Brown, W, 2-1 7.0
2
0
0
0
7
90 3.45
Abreu
0.2
1
0
0
1
1
22 5.05
Sousa, H, 3
0.2
2
1
0
0
0
16 4.50
Hader, S, 12-12 0.2
0
0
0
0
2
10 1.35
Chicago IP H R ER BB SO NP ERA Burke, L, 7-5 6.0 4 3 2 1 10 102 3.19 Richards 2.0 2 1 1 0 2 33 3.80 Schweitzer 1.0 0 0 0 1 0 15 3.78
T: 2:44. A: 30,029 (40,241).
Brewers 8, Rockies 5
Colorado AB R H BI BB SO Avg McCarthy lf 5 0 1 2 0 1 .302 Karros 3b 4 1 2 1 1 0 .266 Carrigg cf 4 1 1 0 1 1 .288 Goodman dh 4 0 1 2 0 2 .259 Rumfield 1b 3 1 0 0 1 0 .298 Castro 2b 4 0 0 0 0 2 .256 Fulford c 2 0 0 0 0 1 .180 Sullivan ph-c 2 1 0 0 0 0 .218 Freeman rf 4 0 1 0 0 0 .253 Tovar ss 2 1 1 0 1 0 .198
Totals 34 5 7 5 4 7
Milwaukee AB R H BI BB SO Avg Yelich dh 4 0 1 1 0 1 .243 Chourio lf 5 0 1 0 0 1 .275 Turang 2b 4 0 2 0 0 1 .267 Contreras c 4 1 1 0 0 2 .274 Bauers 1b 3 3 2 0 1 1 .259 Mitchell cf 3 1 0 0 1 1 .272 Lara rf 2 2 2 3 1 0 .276 Pratt ss 3 1 3 3 0 0 .281 Hamilton 3b 4 0 1 0 0 2 .237
Totals 32 8 13 7 3 9
Colorado 000 200 003 — 5 7 1 Milwaukee 020 104 01x — 8 13 1
E: Fulford (1), Bauers (7). LOB: Colorado 7, Milwaukee 6. 2B: Carrigg (9), Yelich (17), Lara (2), Turang (25). HR: Pratt (2), off Feltner. RBIs: Goodman 2 (60), McCarthy 2 (58), Karros (37), Lara 3 (5), Pratt 3 (11), Yelich (37). SB: Bauers (7), Pratt (8). CS: Yelich (1). SF: Lara, Pratt, Yelich. S: Tovar. Runners left in scoring position: Colorado 4 (Fulford, Carrigg, Karros, Goodman); Milwaukee 4 (Mitchell, Hamilton, Chourio 2). RISP: Colorado 3 for 11; Milwaukee 3 for 14. Runners moved up: Mitchell. GIDP: Contreras. DP: Colorado 1 (Castro, Rumfield). Colorado IP H R ER BB SO NP ERA Feltner, L, 3-5 5.0 9 5 5 1 4 82 5.73 Mejia 1.0 2 2 1 1 1 25 5.48 Gordon 2.0 2 1 1 1 4 35 5.90
Seattle AB R H BI BB SO Avg Young 2b 4 0 0 0 0 0 .253 Rodríguez dh 4 0 0 0 0 2 .254 Canzone rf 4 0 0 0 0 1 .253 Arozarena lf 4 0 1 0 0 1 .280 Naylor 1b 3 0 0 0 1 1 .257 Raleigh c 3 0 0 0 0 1 .163 Raley cf 2 1 1 0 0 1 .231 Wilson ph 1 0 0 0 0 0 .229 Robles cf 0 0 0 0 0 0 .241 Crawford 3b 3 0 2 1 0 1 .220 Emerson ss 3 0 1 0 0 1 .200
Totals 31 1 5 1 1 9
Texas AB R H BI BB SO Avg Pederson 1b 5 1 3 0 0 0 .251 Langford lf 4 2 3 1 0 1 .290 Cauley 2b 1 0 0 0 0 0 .250 Duran ss-3b 4 1 2 2 0 1 .270 Nimmo rf 3 1 0 0 1 0 .269 Carter cf 2 1 1 1 2 1 .192 Lopez 2b-ss 3 1 1 1 1 0 .314 Osuna dh 4 0 1 2 0 1 .263 Smith 3b-lf 4 0 0 0 0 1 .222 Wynns c 4 0 1 0 0 2 .086
Totals 34 7 12 7 4 7
Seattle 000 010 000 — 1 5 0 Texas 320 000 20x — 7 12 0
LOB: Seattle 4, Texas 7. 2B: Crawford (11), Langford 2 (11), Carter (8), Pederson (10), Osuna (5). 3B: Duran (3). RBIs: Crawford (29), Duran 2 (53), Carter (26), Lopez (16), Langford (29), Osuna 2 (23). SB: Pederson (2). CS: Naylor (5). Runners left in scoring position: Seattle 1 (Emerson); Texas 3 (Wynns, Smith, Osuna). RISP: Seattle 0 for 1; Texas 6 for 14. Runners moved up: Lopez. GIDP: Pederson, Nimmo. DP: Seattle 2 (Young, Emerson, Naylor; Young, Naylor). Seattle IP H R ER BB SO NP ERA Woo, L, 7-7 5.0 9 5 5 2 5 95 4.37 Wilcox 1.2 1 1 1 1 2 32 3.57 Davila 1.1 2 1 1 1 0 22 3.57
Texas IP H R ER BB SO NP ERA Eovaldi, W, 10-8 7.0 3 1 1 1 8 91 4.05
Ahlstrom 1.0 1 0 0 0 1 13 5.40 Peoples 1.0 1 0 0 0 0 14 2.45
T: 2:37. A: 34,006 (40,000).
East W L Pct. GB
Indiana 17 10 .630 —
Atlanta 16 10 .615 ½
Liberty 15 12 .556 2
Washington 14 12 .538 2½
Toronto 10 16 .385 6½
Chicago 9 18 .333 8
Connecticut 7 20 .259 10
West W L Pct. GB
Minnesota 22 6 .786 —
Golden State 19 8 .704 2½
Las Vegas 18 8 .692 3
Dallas 18 9 .667 3½
Portland 11 16 .407 10½
Los Angeles 10 16 .385 11
Phoenix 10 18 .357 12
Seattle 6 23 .207 16½
Saturday
2026 All-Star Game Team Spoon 129, Team Coop 122
Sunday No games scheduled.
Monday No games scheduled.
Tuesday Liberty at Los Angeles, 10pm Connecticut at Washington, 7:30pm Toronto at Minnesota, 8pm Indiana at Seattle, 9:30pm Portland at Las Vegas, 10pm
EAST W L D Pts GF GA
Nashville 12 2 3 39 33 12
Inter Miami CF 11 2 4 37 43 30
New England 9 5 2 29 26 19
Chicago 8 6 2 26 30 22
NYCFC 7 6 4 25 30 23
Charlotte FC 7 6 4 25 28 25
Cincinnati 6 6 5 23 41 42
Red Bulls 6 7 4 22 26 37
D.C. United 5 5 7 22 24 27
Orlando City 6 9 2 20 28 44
Columbus 5 8 4 19 24 26
Toronto FC 3 7 7 16 23 31
CF Montréal 4 10 3 15 22 33
Philadelphia 3 10 4 13 22 31
Atlanta 3 11 3 12 17 30
WEST W L D Pts GF GA
Vancouver 10 3 3 33 37 16
Los Angeles FC 10 5 3 33 34 18
San Jose 10 4 3 33 35 20
Real Salt Lake 8 6 2 26 28 24
Houston 8 6 2 26 23 24
FC Dallas 7 5 5 26 32 25
St Louis City 7 6 4 25 23 23
Seattle FC 7 6 3 24 19 20
Minn. United 6 6 5 23 19 24
Portland 6 8 3 21 31 32
LA Galaxy 5 7 6 21 24 29
San Diego FC 5 7 5 20 31 28
Colorado 6 10 1 19 26 25
Austin FC 4 8 5 17 22 35
Sporting K.C. 4 11 2 14 18 44 Note: 3 pts. for win, 1 for tie Saturday Charlotte FC 2, Red Bulls 0 NYCFC 3, Chicago 1 Columbus 2, Cincinnati 1 D.C. United 2, Toronto FC 1 Miami 1, CF Montréal 0 New England 4, Atlanta 1 Philadelphia 1, Seattle FC 0 Houston 3, Austin FC 0 Vancouver 0, Minnesota 0 St Louis City 1, Colorado 0 Orlando City 1, Nashville 0 San Diego FC 1, FC Dallas 0 Los Angeles FC 4, Sporting K.C. 0 Portland 2, Salt Lake 1 LA Galaxy 1, San Jose 1 Friday Toronto FC at NYCFC, 7:30pm Saturday, August 1 Orlando City at Red Bulls, 7:30pm San Jose at Cincinnati, 7:30pm Nashville at D.C. United, 7:30pm Columbus at Miami, 7:30pm New England at CF Montréal, 7:30pm Atlanta at Philadelphia, 7:30pm Los Angeles FC at Vancouver, 7:30pm Charlotte FC at Chicago, 8:30pm Houston at Sporting K.C., 8:30pm San Diego FC at Minnesota, 8:30pm Salt Lake at St Louis City, 8:30pm Austin FC at Colorado, 9:30pm FC Dallas at LA Galaxy, 10:30pm Seattle FC at Portland, 10:30pm
W L T Pts GF GA Gotham FC 9 3 4 31 21 12 Washington 9 3 3 30 24 12 Utah Royals FC 9 4 3 30 26 17 San Diego 9 5 2 29 23 17 Portland 8 5 4 28 27 20 Kansas City 8 7 1 25 23 23 Orlando 7 8 2 23 22 21 Angel City 7 6 1 22 22 14 North Carolina 6 6 3 21 21 23 Denver Summit FC 5 5 4 19 21 19 Houston 5 7 4 19 19 24 Boston Legacy FC 5 8 4 19 18 23 Bay FC 5 7 3 18 16 20 Seattle 5 7 2 17 15 19 Chicago 4 12 0 12 8 31 Louisville 2 10 2 8 16 27
NOTE: Three points for victory, one point for tie. Saturday Boston Legacy FC 1, Kansas City 0 Utah Royals FC 4, North Carolina 1 Sunday Seattle at San Diego, 5pm Denver Summit FC at Washington, 7pm Louisville at Angel City, 9pm Wednesday Louisville at Kansas City, 8pm Washington at Utah Royals FC, 9pm Gotham FC at Bay FC, 10pm Friday Orlando at North Carolina, 8pm Saturday, August 1 Chicago at Louisville, 4pm Angel City at Kansas City, 6:30pm Gotham FC at Houston, 8pm Seattle at Bay FC, 8:45pm Sunday, August 2 San Diego at Washington, 4pm Portland at Utah Royals FC, 7pm Boston Legacy FC at Denver Summit FC, 9pm Wednesday, August 5
North Carolina at Denver Summit FC, 10pm
Canadian Football League East Division W L T Pts PF PA Montreal 5 1 0 10 208 186 Hamilton 3 3 0 6 149 159 Toronto 3 4 0 6 222 219 Ottawa 0 6 0 0 153 213 West Division W L T Pts PF PA Edmonton 6 1 0 12 203 172 Saskatchewan 4 2 0 8 204 169 Winnipeg 4 3 0 8 185 208 Calgary 3 4 0 4 278 244 BC 1 5 0 2 152 182 Week 8 Saturday Toronto 26, BC 12 Sunday, Hamilton at Montreal, 7pm Week 9 Thursday BC at Winnipeg, 8:30pm Friday Montreal at Ottawa, 7:30pm Saturday Calgary at Hamilton, 3pm Saskatchewan at Edmonton, 7pm
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By Sean Treppedi
It’s looking more and more like Freddy Per- alta will be a sunk cost for the Mets. When David Stearns acquired him in Janu- ary in exchange for two valued prospects, the two-time All-Star was expected to slide into the rotation as a frontline ace. Instead, Peralta has struggled gravely in New York. He falls behind in counts, his pitch sequencing has been poor, and there’s been a steep drop off in deception. Known as a strikeout artist, Peralta’s swing-and-miss percentage has plummeted, and he’s on pace for the lowest strikeout-per-nine clip in his nine-year career. All six of his pitches have seen an uptick in opposing batting average. Peralta was knocked around in his last start against the Brewers, returning to his former team’s park only to cough up seven earned runs in 5 ¹/₃ innings. It was the first time he completed five innings of work in four starts. With Peralta’s pending unrestricted free agent status and the Mets’ tailspinning sea- son, he could use a change of scenery while the Mets look toward the future. But he now sports a 5.01 ERA — the fourth-highest among qualified starters — heading into Sunday’s series finale against the big, bad Dodgers. The Dodgers are expectedly on cruise con- trol toward defending their back-to-back ti- tles in October. They lead all of baseball in wRC+ and have a run differential of plus-159
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Pitching Form
Dodgers Sheehan (R) 4-7 5.13 8-10 0-0 0.00 0-0 0-2 15.0 5.40 Mets Peralta (R) (1:40pm) 5-9 5.01 9-12 2-0 3.27 4-2 0-2 14.1 6.28
Braves López (R) 4-3 3.96 6-4 — — 2-2 0-2 14.1 6.28 Orioles Baz (R) (1:35pm) 4-9 4.05 6-14 — — 0-0 0-1 16.2 3.24
Angels Soriano (R) 8-6 3.43 11-10 — — 0-0 0-1 18.0 3.50 Giants Whisenhunt (L) (4:05pm) 2-0 3.38 2-0 — — 0-0 3-0 15.2 4.02
Yankees Warren (R) 7-4 4.00 13-6 — — 0-0 0-1 14.1 5.65 Phillies Sánchez (L) (7:20pm) 12-4 2.65 15-6 — — 0-1 2-1 15.2 7.47
Guardians Messick (L) 8-5 2.68 12-8 0-0 1.59 2-0 1-0 16.2 1.62 Rays Rasmussen (R) (12:15pm) 8-5 3.28 10-9 0-1 3.60 0-0 1-1 12.1 9.49
Blue Jays Gausman (R) 4-9 4.51 8-13 0-0 0.00 9-11 0-2 14.2 6.75 Red Sox Suarez (L) (1:35pm) 4-3 3.15 9-8 1-0 0.00 2-0 1-0 14.2 4.30
Royals Avila (R) 5-3 4.86 7-3 0-0 0.00 0-0 2-0 16.1 3.31 Tigers Valdez (L) (1:40pm) 5-7 4.57 8-12 0-0 1.29 2-3 1-2 12.2 8.53
Athletics Springs (L) 3-9 5.96 8-12 — — 2-0 0-2 14.2 8.59 Twins Prielipp (L) (2:10pm) 2-5 5.00 5-8 — — — 0-1 17.0 4.24
Astros Blanco (R) 0-0 7.71 1-0 0-0 0.00 0-0 1-1 18.2 3.38 White Sox Fedde (R) (2:10pm) 5-6 4.16 6-4 0-1 1.50 0-1 2-0 14.0 3.21
Mariners Gilbert (R) 8-6 3.38 12-8 0-2 3.18 5-4 2-1 20.0 3.15 Rangers deGrom (R) (2:35pm) 7-6 3.76 11-8 0-0 1.00 2-2 1-1 16.2 4.86
D'Backs Drake (L) 0-0 1.80 1-0 0-0 0.00 0-0 0-0 5.0 1.80 Nationals Mikolas (R) (1:35pm) 3-7 5.60 4-4 1-1 5.40 3-3 1-1 16.1 7.71
Cubs Taillon (R) 2-5 5.38 6-8 0-0 8.18 4-2 0-1 11.2 5.40 Pirates Ashcraft (R) (1:35pm) 9-4 3.95 13-7 1-0 1.59 1-1 1-1 13.2 8.56
Padres Buehler (R) 6-5 5.23 13-7 1-0 0.00 2-1 1-1 12.2 9.24 Marlins Junk (R) (1:40pm) 4-6 5.09 6-7 0-0 0.00 0-0 2-1 14.0 5.14
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ahead of Saturday’s games. Peralta’s career against the Dodgers has been hit or miss, owning a 3.29 ERA in 41 in- nings. Peralta’s high walk rate is a concern against a patient Dodgers lineup that owns the third-highest walk rate in baseball. He also throws fastballs more than 50 per- cent of the time — a pitch that nine Dodgers have positive run value against per Statcast. THE PLAY: Freddy Peralta Over 2.5 earned runs.
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NWSL WOMEN’S SOCCER 5 p.m. Seattle Reign at San Diego Wave CBSSN 9 p.m. Racing Louisville at Angel City ESPN BASKETBALL 1 p.m. BIG 3: Week 6 CBS 2 p.m. TBT Alumni Bracket Semifinal: Boeheim’s Army at LA Familia Fox FOOTBALL 10 a.m. NFL Flag Football Boys and Girls Championships ESPN, NFLN 4 p.m. NFL Flag Football Boys and Girls Championships ABC, NFLN 7 p.m. CFL: Hamilton Tiger-Cats at Montreal Alouettes CBSSN TENNIS 8 a.m. WTA Hamburg: Finals Tennis 8 a.m. WTA Prague: Finals Tennis 12:30 p.m. ATP Estoril: Finals Tennis SOFTBALL 2 p.m. Athletes Unlimited Championship: TBD - Game 2 ESPN AUTO RACING 9 a.m. Formula 1: Hungarian Grand Prix Apple TV 2 p.m. NASCAR Cup Series: Brickyard 400, In-Season Challenge TNT 4 p.m. NHRA: Muckleshoot Casino Resort NHRA Northwest Nationals Fox TRACK AND FIELD 4 p.m. USATF: 2026 Toyota USATF Outdoor & Para National Champ. NBC HORSE RACING 1 p.m. Saratoga Live FS1 2:30 p.m. Saratoga Live FS2 4 p.m. Saratoga Live FS1 BEACH VOLLEYBALL 1 p.m. AVP League: Week 7 CBSSN CYCLING 9:30 a.m. UCI: Tour de France, Final Stage NBCSN X GAMES 2 p.m. MoonPay X Games New Orleans 2026: Day 3 ABC 6 p.m. MoonPay X Games New Orleans 2026: Day 3 ESPN SAILING 11 a.m. Sail GP: Event 08- Day 2 CBSSN
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Sunday Brickyard 400
RACE WINNER ODDS
Denny Hamlin +350
Kyle Larson +475
Tyler Reddick +800
Carson Hocevar 10/1
Chase Briscoe 11/1
Christopher Bell 12/1
Ryan Blaney 12/1
William Byron 12/1
William Byron 12/1
Ty Gibbs 12/1
Ty Gibbs 12/1
Chase Elliott 16/1
Bubba Wallace 16/1
Chris Buescher 22/1
Chris Buescher 22/1
Daniel Suárez 25/1
Corey Heim 30/1
Joey Logano 35/1
Erik Jones 35/1
Brad Keselowski 50/1
Alex Bowman 50/1
Ross Chastain 50/1
Michael McDowell 50/1
Austin Cindric 80/1
John Hunter Nemechek 100/1
Ryan Preece 125/1
Shane van Gisbergen 125/1
AJ Allmendinger 150/1
Riley Herbst 250/1
Connor Zilisch 250/1
Austin Dillon 250/1
Josh Berry 350/1
Zane Smith 350/1
Ricky Stenhouse Jr. 350/1
Todd Gilliland 350/1
Cole Custer 350/1
Austin Hill 750/1
Noah Gragson 750/1
Ty Dillon 1,000/1
Daniel Dye 2,000/1
Cody Ware 5,000/1
Casey Mears 5,000/1
Outright Winner
RACER ODDS
Denny Hamlin +170
Tyler Reddick +380
Ryan Blaney +650
Kyle Larson +800
Chase Elliott +900
Christopher Bell 10/1
Chase Briscoe 12/1
Carson Hocevar 16/1
Joey Logano 16/1
Shane van Gisbergen 25/1
Bubba Wallace 30/1
Daniel Suárez 35/1
ACTION ACTION
it’s bout time! Edgar Berlanga (left) and Steven Butler stare each other down during the Zuffa Boxing Media Day at Fanatics Fest 2026. Getty Images
By Mike Turay
Brooklyn’s pride returns to the ring Sun- day as super middleweight Edgar Berlanga (23-2, 18 KOs) headlines against Steven Butler (37-5-1, 32 KOs) in an eight-fight card promoted by Dana White’s Zuffa Boxing. The event will be held at Madison Square Garden’s Infosys Theater, with the preliminary card beginning at 5 p.m. and the main event starting at 8 p.m. In the co-main event, another Brooklyn- based fighter, Richardson Hitchins, is scheduled to face Ricardo Salas in a 12- round welterweight bout. Berlanga is a clear betting favorite with -360 odds on the moneyline, while Cana- dian-born Butler hopes to pull off an upset as the +290 underdog. Berlanga enters the ring looking to re- deem himself after a fifth-round stoppage at the hands of Hamzah Sheeraz last July. It marks a difficult stretch for the super middleweight, who has now dropped two of his last three appearances, including when his undefeated streak ended against Canelo Alvarez in September 2024. The bout serves as a critical test for Ber- langa’s championship aspirations against a more seasoned opponent. Butler, known as “Bang Bang,” arrives from Montreal rid- ing a four-fight winning streak fueled by a series of victories over local Canadian contenders. The Brooklyn native tipped the scales at 168.6 pounds, carrying a marginal height edge into the ring. Despite Ber- langa’s stature, he faces a reach deficit against Butler, who measured in at 168.4 pounds with a 75-inch reach compared to
the favorite’s 73-inch reach. Entering this ten-round contest, “The Chosen One” has emphasized a shift to- ward technical precision and enhanced ring intelligence. With fewer rounds to work with than his previous 12-round championship bouts, Berlanga intends to showcase refined conditioning and a more calculated approach from the opening bell. If Berlanga can prioritize fatigue, utiliz- ing a measured jab to identify Butler’s weak spots defensively, this one could be a walk in the park. Moving away from his signature aggres- sive onslaught, Berlanga must adopt a more cerebral strategy — mirroring the veteran composure Canelo displays — to lull Butler into a false sense of security be- fore unleashing his power in the later rounds. Sunday represents Butler’s inaugural re- turn to American soil following a May 2023 defeat against Zhanibek Alimkha- nuly, a contest that saw him hit the canvas three times during a lopsided second round. While his recent resume reflects a statis- tical resurgence, the momentum likely shifts toward the favorite. Expect Berlanga to reclaim his status with a stoppage win. Butler’s lack of top-tier opposition will be exposed in this matchup. In order for Berlanga to re-establish any future championship opportunities, he must utilize the 78 percent knockout power that has defined his professional career. Recommendation: Berlanga to win by KO/TKO/DQ (-130, FanDuel); Berlanga to win in Rounds 7-8 (+700, FanDuel)
New York Post, Sunday, July 26, 2026 nypost.com
New York Post, Sunday, July 26, 2026 nypost.com
San Francisco 49ers general manager John Lynch gave an up- date on head coach Kyle Shana- han’s condition Saturday morn- ing after news broke that he suf- fered major injuries in a car crash earlier this month. Lynch said in a news confer- ence that Shanahan is suffering “lingering effects” from the se- vere concussion he endured and is being “basically” treated like he’s in an NFL concussion proto- col. The executive noted Shana- han will be out on the field for training camp “to what he can tolerate.” “Kyle basically is going to be like in the protocol,” he said. “Doc [Anthony Saglimbeni] and all the great doctors we have are giving him great care, and we’re going to let you know [his] con- dition. ... The doctors dictate how he comes back, when he comes back.” Shanahan will be on the team’s injury report in an atypical posi- tion for the coach, who normally provides updates himself on the team’s injuries. Lynch said assistant head coach Chris Foerster will assume Shanahan’s duties “in concert with our staff,” but will be the “acting” head coach. The offen- sive guru will miss at least the first portion of practices as he re- covers from his injuries. “Chris is the acting head coach, but it is going to be very much a collective effort,” he said. Shanahan is still expected to coach the 49ers against the Rams in their season opener overseas in Melbourne, Australia. The game, which will air in the U.S. at 8:35 p.m. on Sept. 10, will be the first regular-season NFL contest in Australia. Rams head coach Sean McVay said he spoke to Shanahan after his car accident. “Most importantly, thank God he and the other person involved is OK,” McVay told reporters. Shanahan’s injuries will anot impact the team’s travel plans, Lynch said. Offensive coordina- tor Klay Kubiak and defensive
By Dan Martin and Greg Joyce
PHILADELPHIA — José Cabal- lero didn’t see eye to eye with the umpires again Saturday night. This time, the disagreement came on defense, as Caballero initially appeared to make a leaping catch of a Bryson Stott line drive with one out and runners on first and second in the bottom of the fourth of a 3-1 win over the Phillies at Citizens Bank Park. But Caballero dropped the Stott liner and headed to second base to
on the mend: 49ers head coach Kyle Shanahan is suffering “lingering effects” from a recent car crash, but he is expected to coach his team in its season opener on Sept. 10. AP
coordinator Raheem Morris, who has several past stints as an NFL head coach, will also assist Foerster in his duties. Foerster has been a coach in the NFL since 1993 and also serves as the team’s offensive line coach. Shanahan suffered horrific in- juries — including a severe con- cussion — in a car crash near his Northern California home. Shanahan’s vehicle collided with an SUV on July 14, leaving the coach with a broken nose, three broken ribs and a broken hand, according to ESPN. He also
tag Bryan De La Cruz, who had gone back to second. Instead of being rewarded with a double play to end the inning, sec- ond base umpire Bren- nan Miller — of “sava- ges in the box” fame — ruled that Caballero in- tentionally dropped the ball and the play was over, with only Stott retired and runners still on first and sec- ond. “I was very surprised,’’ Caballero said of the call. “They really think highly of me: I can catch the ball,
had to get 40 stitches in his face. Shanahan was rushed to the hospital for treatment before be- ing released later in the day, ac- cording to ESPN’s Adam Schefter. The other driver was uninjured. Shanahan has been recovering at home and is believed to be progressing well, though doctors are not expected to clear him for full participation until his con- cussion symptoms subside. The team has not provided a timeta- ble for his return. Lynch said Shanahan will be on the practice field “some” in the
drop the ball and catch the bounce in one motion.” Ryan Weathers ended up getting Derek Hill looking to end the in- ning to preserve a 1-1 tie. The controversy came after Caballero found himself on the wrong side of MLB’s pitch clock rules. ➤Aaron Judge continues to feel better in his recovery from a right rib fracture, just not good enough for significant progress. Ten days after undergoing imaging
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coming days but won’t be giving any media briefings or talking to the team. The crash occurred around 6:13 p.m. near the intersection of Alma Street and Hamilton Ave- nue in Palo Alto, the Palo Alto Police Department told The Post. Both drivers were compliant with police and were not cited for the collision. No impairment was suspected in the accident. Police said no information will be released regarding the cause of the crash or which party was at fault.
on his right rib stress fracture, which showed healing but not to the extent that allowed him to be cleared for baseball activities, the Yankees cap- tain remains in a holding pattern while waiting for more healing. ➤Giancarlo Stanton (right calf strain) is still in the midst of a run- ning progression — not yet on the bases — but like Judge, remains without a timeline for a return. ...Carlos Rodón threw a two-up (simulating two innings) bullpen session Saturday as he works back from left elbow inflammation.
will get more ABs
By Zach Braziller
The Mets are planning to get Jorge Polanco plenty of at-bats over the next month in the wake of Juan Soto’s left calf strain. Interim manager Andy Green said Polanco will get the bulk of the designated hitter reps moving for- ward and even suggested he may play some first base at some point.
“We’re still trying to get him back on the field and into rhythm,” Green said before the Mets fell to the Dodgers 4-3 in Queens. “In the last week, Juan’s obviously taken quite a few of the DH at-bats, and I think that’s kind of stunted [Po- lanco’s] ability to find some rhythm. He’s a guy we believe a lot in. And then hopefully as time goes on, we’ll get him to first base and we’ll see how the DH at-bats get di- vided up at that point.” Brought in during the offseason to help replace Pete Alonso, Po- lanco has been a major disappoint- ment. He missed a ton of time with left Achilles bursitis and a right wrist contusion and hasn’t pro- duced at all offensively. Since com- ing off the IL in early July, Polanco is 4-for-35 (.114). On the season, he is slashing a dreadful .156/.208/.233 with a .441 OPS in 24 games. ➤The strikeouts are piling up for A.J. Ewing. He fanned twice Saturday night and has now whiffed 16 times in the past nine games. The rookie outfielder is also in a 3-for-22 (.136) skid. ➤Clay Holmes will throw a bullpen session Sunday. The Mets will determine his next step after that. Holmes threw 51 pitches in a rehab assignment with Triple-A Syracuse on Thursday. … Mets great David Wright was in at- tendance for the game. … Eric Wagaman was called up from Syracuse to replace Soto on the active roster.
By Christian Arnold
If it wasn’t clear who soccer fans in the Bronx were excited to see during New York City FC’s 3-1 win over the Chicago Fire on Saturday, it became obvious moments after the second half started when former Barcelona star Robert Le- wandowski entered the match. Lewandowski, the latest big name to come to Major League Soccer following the arrival of Li- onel Messi in 2023, stepped onto the pitch at Yankee Stadium to thunderous applause. The cheers for the Polish star were even louder than for the home side, in- cluding U.S. men’s national team goalkeeper Matt Freese, who re- ceived a subdued but warm recep- tion from the crowd. Saturday marked Lewandowski’s second appearance for his new MLS club since making the move during the World Cup break, after his contract with Barcelona expired following the La Liga season in May. And his arrival in MLS, joining the likes of Thomas Müller and Antoine Griezmann as European stars to come to North America, excited members of NYCFC as much as the fans. “As an attacker, he’s one that you grew up watching [during] his time at Bayern Munich and Barce- lona,” New York City FC forward Malachi Jones said about facing Lewandowski. “He’s a very prolific goal scorer and everyone that knows the game can see that. It’s always really cool to share the field with somebody of that cali- ber. But at the same time, you make sure that you idolize him be- fore the game, after the game, but not so much during the game. “During the game it’s all the mentality of go out there, get the three points and then we can chat afterwards. He’s definitely one of those players you look up to grow- ing up, so to be able to play on the same pitch is cool, but it’s one that’s celebrated after the moment rather than in the moment.” Lewandowski played 45 minutes Saturday night and took two shots during the match.
Nicolás Fernández Mer- cau hasn’t taken his eye off the prize for New York City FC. Though questions remain about what the future may hold for the NYCFC star, he hasn’t lost a step on the pitch, scoring his 12th goal of the season Saturday to move into a tie for the sec- ond-most goals in all of MLS and helping lift the club to a 3-1 victory over the Chicago Fire at Yankee Stadium. The Argentine has been a star for the club all season,
pol vault: Polish icon Robert Lewandowski is the latest international star to give a boost to the stature of MLS. For NYCFC, his arrival in Chicago means one more big challenge to contend with when playing the Fire. Getty Images
His world-class talent isn’t lost on anyone. He’s been successful wherever he’s played. He is one of only three players to score at least 100 goals with three clubs, doing so during his time at Borussia Dortmund, Bayern Mu- nich and Barcelona. He has won UEFA Champions League, UEFA Super Cup, 10 Bundesliga titles, three La Liga titles, one Copa del Rey and three Supercopas. And on the international stage, Lewandowski has scored 89 goals in 167 appearances for Poland. Lewandowski’s signing in Chicago through the 2027-28 season, along
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and his efforts now have him tied with soccer legend Li- onel Messi for goals during this year’s MLS campaign. “That’s pure quality and personality combined. We all saw before the break what he’s capable of,” New York City FC head coach Pascal Jansen said about Fer- nández Mercau. “We all saw what he’s capable of when he started growing into the 2025 season, so for me, it’s not a surprise. Nico is very
with the additions of other well- known names around the league, are signs of how far MLS has come, commissioner Don Garber said dur- ing a media event at their headquar- ters in Midtown Manhattan. “MLS is a better league than we were a year ago, better than we were five years ago and 20 years ago, and we’re going to be a better league five years from now and 20 years from now,” Garber said. “There’s no secret sauce. It’s just more of the same: smart strategic investment, player development, using more data and analytics to sign players that are going to be ef-
talented, but he’s a winner also and great personality.” Saturday was the second consecutive match Fernán- dez Mercau had scored in, coming after a report earlier in the week indicated that the club’s best player wants a transfer. The news came as a bit of a surprise and was not nec- essarily denied by Jansen earlier in the week when he was asked about it following the win over Columbus on Wednesday. Fernández Mercau was able to find the back of the net on a left-footed blast
from just outside the box that found the top left cor- ner. The shot was fired with such power that it appeared to break the Apple TV cam- era that was positioned in the goal. “He loves the game even after traveling to Colum- bus, pushing himself to bring the level today again like he did,” Jansen said Saturday. “And lifting the team to another level as well, and that’s why he chose the project of New York and hopefully we can enjoy Nico for a very long time.”
fective on the field. And like Anto- ine, [players who] want to be here. Antoine wants to be here. Leo Messi wants to be here. “We didn’t have to convince them to come. They wanted to come to us. They made the choice to be here, and I think that’s only going to get better in the years to come.” In the meantime, Lewandow- ski’s arrival adds another imme- diate challenge for NYCFC as it tries to move up the table coming out of the World Cup break. The Fire are one of the clubs NYCFC is chasing, and Saturday’s win helped pull it within a point of
Agustín Ojeda and Mala- chi Jones each scored for New York City FC. Saturday also marked NYCFC and U.S. men’s national team goalkeeper Matt Freese’s first match back in the Em- pire State since the end of the World Cup. Freese had been booed ev- ery time he touched the ball during Wednesday’s win over Columbus, but re- ceived a much warmer wel- come at Yankee Stadium. He was given a warm ova- tion when introduced dur- ing warm-ups and was ap- plauded loudly during sev-
the fourth-place Fire. “We knew we were going to face a very good team in the league and if you see how they played un- til the break, that is very impress- ive,” NYCFC head coach Pascal Jansen said. “If you can bring Le- wandowski back in, you have an- other quality player, but you can also tell the dynamics of the game that Chicago likes to play is also a little disrupted now. They have to find a way in order to make sure that they get Lewandowski in situ- ations where he can be the most dangerous that he can be.” carnold1@nypost.com
eral tough saves in the sec- ond half. In one instance, Freese made a good save on a shot by Puso Dithejane in the 89th minute, which resulted in a loud roar and fans chanting “Freese!” “Obviously, incredible honor to have the energy and the support from our fans here,” Freese said. “I don’t mind getting booed. Respectfully, I’m from Phil- adelphia, and anything they’re saying to me on the field, I can guarantee you, I’ve said worse at Eagles games. So I’m fine with it.”
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New York Post, Sunday, July 26, 2026 nypost.com
CHANGING LANE
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E’VE reached the point in the season when produc- tion is needed any way you can find it. There is no time to be consumed with finding the next big thing on the waiver wire, you need to worry about attack- ing categories that will help you gain ground on the competition — or keep them at bay. Th e re a re plenty of hot bats available to boost your chances at win- ning your league. Lane Thom- as’ .236/.334/.403 slash line is nothing to write home about, and his numbers through June looked awful — he hit .217 with five homers, 23 RBIs, 20 runs, four stolen bases and a devil- ish .666 OPS through 71 games. The 30-year-old Royal, however, has looked like a different player this month, hitting .290 with four homers, 13 RBIs, nine runs, two stolen bases and a .935 OPS in his first 18 games. Let’s not forget: This is a vet- eran outfielder who has had suc- cess — and fantasy relevance — before. In 2023, he hit .268 with 28 homers, 86 RBIs, 101 runs, 20 stolen bases and a .783 OPS for the Nationals. He averaged 20 homers and 20 steals from 2022- 24 and still carries elite speed, ranking in the 92nd percentile in sprint speed. He has lowered his strikeout rate (23.1 percent, down from his career-worst 31 percent in 2025) and increased his walk rate to 12.4 percent (higher than
BIG HITS
Drake Baldwin C, Braves
Went 22-for-55 (.400) with five homers, 16 RBIs, 11 runs, a stolen base and a 1.187 OPS in his past 15 games before Friday. Jacob Wilson SS, Athletics
Entered the weekend on a 10-game hit streak, batting .405withthree homers, six RBIs, seven runs, a stolen base and 1.086 OPS in that span. Had at least one hit in 26 of his previous 34 games. Isaac Paredes 1B/3B, Astros
Was hitting .229 as of June 13, but hit .331 with five homers, 21 RBIs and a .925 OPS over his next 31 games to boost his average to .263. Seiya Suzuki OF, Cubs
Royals slugger shifting gears in second half
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Ryan O’Hearn 1B/OF, Pirates
In 11 games since July 7, when he hit three homers and drove in 10 runs, he hit .132 with no homers, three RBIs, 14 strikeouts and a .402 OPS. Aaron Nola SP, Phillies
He is 0-4 with a 5.92 ERA, 3.14 walks per nine, a .270 opponents’ average and 15 homers allowed in 10 starts since his last win on May 26. Gage Jump SP, Athletics
Suffered five straight defeats while allowing 20 earned runs over 21²/₃ innings (8.31 ERA), seven homers and a 10.1 percent walk rate. Opponents hit .371 against him in those outings. Kevin Gausman SP, Blue Jays
RUNS Pittsburgh’s Nick Gonza- les (19.2% ESPN, 44% Yahoo) scored the same number of runs (45) as Ohtani, Bryce Harper and teammate Brandon Lowe in 68 games since May 1 while hitting .312 with 31 RBIs and a .807 OPS.. STOLEN BASES The Mets’ Carson Benge (23.3 ESPN, 51% Yahoo) stole 10 bases in his first 71 games since May 1 while hitting .286 with nine homers, 34 RBIs and 43 runs. His teammate, A.J. Ewing (11.3% ESPN, 31% Yahoo), hit .271 with 25 RBIs, 27 runs and 11 sto- len bases in 63 games before Friday. jwilk@ nypost.com
CHECK SWINGS
●Things may be turning around for San Diego’sJackson Merrill. He hit .274 with six homers, 13 RBIs, 12 runs, two stolen bases and a .841 OPS in his first 19 games this month. He went 8-for-28 (.286) with four homers, six RBIs and a 1.025 OPS in his first seven games since the break. ●Nationals rightyCade Cavalliallowed more than three earned runs once in his past 18 starts (none in his past eight) while going 7-3 with a 3.41 ERA (3.73 xERA), 28.2 percent strikeout rate and 11.1 percent swinging-strike rate. ●Though Boston’s Jake Bennett offers little in terms of strikeouts (6.75 per nine), he is 5-0 with a 1.40 ERA (2.98 xERA, 3.00 FIP), 0.93 walks per nine and a .187 opponents’ average over his past six starts.
TEAM NAME OF THE WEEK
limit your options
F YOU want to hoist your fantasy baseball league trophy come Octo- ber, building a deep, resilient rota- tion for the stretch run is paramount, which means taking a hard look at pitch counts, workload management and career innings ceilings.
You have to be deeply wary of workload spikes, particularly with younger arms or pitchers returning from lengthy layoffs. Consider pitchers like Shane Dro- han or Foster Griffin. Both have delivered intriguing visual flashes and strong underlying ratios this season, but neither has a recent his- tory of heavy workloads. Because neither pitcher has logged a 130-plus inning campaign in years, both are fast approaching their natural 100-110 workload limits for this season. Relying on arms that face severe usage caps leaves fantasy rosters extraordinarily vulnerable to sudden September shutdowns or phantom injury stints right when fantasy play- off matchups begin. Instead, acquiring an arm such as Trevor Rogers or taking a calculated risk on a veteran like Robbie Ray pro- vides significantly better long-term stability. Though Ray may carry elevated WHIP figures or game-to-game volatility coming off mixed out- ings, he threw more than 180 major league innings in 2025, possesses a Cy Young award on his mantle and routinely reaches 95-plus pitches per start. Similarly, Rogers demonstrated stamina by exceeding 120 innings in 2024 and hovering near 110 innings in 2025, making him far better equipped to pitch deep into September than short-burst alternatives. Depth and availability win late- season fantasy baseball battles. Don’t let a sudden September innings limit sink your rotation just as the post- season arrives. Audit your staff’s workloads today, cash in on high-risk breakout arms while their trade value is peaking, and fortify your rotation with durable arms who actually will be on the mound taking quality starts when you need them most.
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dodges talk of future
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By Madeline Kenney
By Madeline Kenney
CHICAGO — WNBA commis- sioner Cathy Engelbert side- stepped a question Saturday re- garding her future. During her annual press confer- ence ahead of the All-Star Game, Engelbert was directly asked a yes- or-no question regarding whether she expected to be in her job at the start of the 2027 season. “I will just continue to do my job, execute the strategy because it has been working,” En- gelbert said. That line was proba- bly the most telling part of her two-minute answer. She also high- lighted some tangible examples of how the league office and its infrastructure have grown under her gui- dance. “Obviously, I am so blessed to be at the helm of this league during this in- credible hypergrowth period,” En- gelbert said. “So blessed that these players are putting a product on the court they are every night, that they stand for the values that the W has long sought for.” Engelbert’s working relationship with players, especially the league’s stars, has been under a microscope for quite some time. The criticism, though, intensified over the past year amid conten- tious negotiations for a new col- lective bargaining agreement and now as the league faces a variety of troublesome issues, including on- line harassment, security concerns and officiating problems. After last season, Lynx star Na- pheesa Collier blasted the WNBA for having the “worst leadership in the world.” She also said the “real threat” to the league isn’t money, ratings or officiating, but a lack of accountability at the top. Several players said they don’t have close relationships with En- gelbert, including Liberty star Sa- brina Ionescu, who said she talks with NBA commissioner Adam Silver more. All of this has brought into ques- tion Engelbert’s job security as her contract is set to expire at the end of this year, according to Front Of- fice Sports. Could this be it for Engelbert? Or maybe the better question is whether Engelbert is the right
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leader to steer the WNBA into its next chapter? WNBPA vice president Breanna Stewart isn’t sure. “I don’t know,” she said. “It’s not my place to say if she should be here or she should not.” Engelbert got defensive when asked about her future at the WNBA draft in April — just weeks after NBA commissioner Adam Silver ap- peared noncommittal when asked a similar question. The WNBA has seen unprecedented growth since Engelbert be- came the league’s first commissioner in 2019. She noted Saturday that the league is on pace to shatter attend- ance records and has already surpassed TV viewership numbers from last season. For all the good En- gelbert has done, she hasn’t been perfect. The 16 percent stake sale for $75 million in 2022, viewed as a necessity at the time, has aged poorly. Her inability to form mean- ingful relationships with players is notable. WNBPA president Nneka Og- wumike emphasized Friday that “The relationship between play- ers and leadership is incredibly important.” Ogwumike said players and En- gelbert are still investing in build- ing trust. “I’m hoping that she’s felt like we’ve been able to do that, but I do think moving forward, we have to get better at maintaining that line of communication between players, whether it’s through player leadership or even just in- dividual players,” Ogwumike said. “There’s a lot of players in this league, but I want people to feel approachable, to be able to dis- cuss things with her without hav- ing to do it in a reactive sense.” Engelbert said she’s trying to toe the line of reaching out an appro- priate amount but not overdoing it. She said the league sends out a lot of emails, which she noted players don’t always check. She also said she reached out to play- ers when they’re being honored or after they suffer injuries. “Everybody needs to be better at communication, I think, all the time,” Engelbert said. “So we’ll continue to work on that and communicate.” mkenney@nypost.com
heart & hardware: Liberty star Jonquel Jones celebrates with the WNBA All-Star Game MVP tro- phy Saturday at United Center in Chicago. Jones nearly missed the game following the passing of her aunt, but delivered a 22-point, 13-rebound performance. Getty Images
CHICAGO — Liberty star Jon- quel Jones on Saturday night hoisted the All-Star MVP trophy above her head, prompting the United Center crowd to roar even louder. Moments later, she dedicated the award to her late aunt, Mari- lyn Anita Knowles. “It means a lot to win the MVP at the All-Star Game,” Jones said after leading Teresa Weather- spoon’s team to a 129-122 win in front of a WNBA All-Star record crowd of 19,783 fans. “There’s so many great players that have come before that have done it. ... New York means so much to me and every time I put the jersey on. I know that I represent a city that loves the game and players that have come before me that have really paved the way so I think it was really a big deal to come here tonight and to play in a way that represented the game well.” Jones almost didn’t come to Chicago this weekend after earn- ing her sixth All-Star selection this season because her aunt’s memorial service was also Satur- day. She talked with her family before deciding to play and found peace in knowing that she will be there for when they spread her aunt’s ashes. “My aunt meant a lot to me,” said Jones, who fondly recalled
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watching her aunt cook. “She was one of the matriarchs in our fam- ily and I remember a lot of great parties, family parties, family get- togethers that happened at her house and she was so willing to bring everybody together.” Playing in her sixth All-Star game and first since 2024, Jones packed the stat sheet with 22 points, 13 rebounds and eight as- sists off the bench. She will re- ceive a $20,000 prize for being named the game’s MVP on top of the $15,000 bonus for participat- ing in the game. Fever star Caitlin Clark lauded Jones, who was her teammate for the weekend. “JJ’s incredible and she’s just a good soul,” Clark said. “She’s a good person, she’s very down to earth. She’s funny, she’s kind.” Jones is the fourth player in league history to win an MVP in the regular season, Finals and All- Star Game, joining Lisa Leslie, Candace Parker and Maya Moore. The Liberty’s other All-Star, Breanna Stewart, finished with
six points, 13 rebounds and seven assists for Cynthia Cooper-Dyke’s squad. ➤As inconsistent officiating re- mains a hot topic in the WNBA, commissioner Cathy Engelbert announced a major investment that could help combat some of the persistent issues. The WNBA is set to launch a centralized replay center at the start of next season, Engelbert said Saturday before the All-Star Game. Engelbert said the league will leverage the NBA’s replay center in Secaucus, N.J., allowing the WNBA to review replay situa- tions in real time during games. “This is one of the most signifi- cant investments we’ve ever made in our basketball opera- tions,” Engelbert said. “This in- vestment of tens of millions of dollars will help bring greater consistency, efficiency and trans- parency to our officiating process while continuing to improve the quality of the game.” Engelbert said the league is still finalizing the replay center’s op- erational details.
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his was when the Olympics still mattered more than any- thing else in sports, even dur- ing the heart of a summer when the Yankees were pushing their way to- ward their first postseason appear- ance in 12 years. This was the summer of 1976, and every night there was only one place to be in primetime: In front of your television, watching the Games of the XXI Olympiad live from Montreal. Bruce Jenner was the big American star in those Olympics, becoming the 10th U.S. man to win the decathlon and land- ing on Wheaties boxes for the next 20 years. John Nabers, a swimmer, won four golds. Dean Smith and Adrian Dantley restored U.S. bas- ketball to prominence after the crimes of 1972, winning gold. But the biggest star was an athlete who stood only 5-foot-3. That was Nadia Comaneci of Romania, and she was all of 14 years old, and 50 years ago this month she not only achieved but made routine some- thing athletes have been seeking since the beginning of time. Perfection. During the team compulsory por- tion of the competition, she was awarded the first perfect 10 in the history of Olympics gymnastics for her routine on the uneven bars. So certain was Omega SA — the com- pany that made the Olympic score- boards — that no gymnast could ever get a 10 that it couldn’t appear properly on the board — but rather as “1.0.” It was astonishing. And then she did it again. And again. And again. Seven times — four on the uneven bars — Comaneci got 10s. “SHE STOLE THE SHOW,” crowed the cover of Sports Illus- trated, at a time when that maga- zine’s cover was the first, last and only word about the most impor- tant sports event of the week. “Scoring the first 10 in history was a big deal, but the fact that even an electronic scoreboard could not fig- ure out how to put out a score, it made the story more historic,” Co- maneci said years later. Well, that and the fact that perfec- tion is almost impossible to achieve in sports, which is as much a reward for those who err the least as those who achieve the most. That same year, after all, Indiana’s men’s basketball team went 33-0. They are the last men’s college hoops team to ever go undefeated
Robert Feuerstein: The unexpected success of our Knicks lifted the whole city’s spirits. I believe that’s going to raise our expectations for the other local teams, especially the Yanks and Giants. Agree? Vac: I think the Yankees are going to the World Series. I’m not as bullish on the Giants, but I’d
Bonds doing the color. Then I turn on MLB as they are showing the 1996 Home Run Derby instead, and they are profiling Mark McGuire. Two steroid guys overshadowing the Derby. Vac: I know I’m an old man yelling at clouds here, but the Derby lost its charm for me around 1993 or so. EVERY SUNDAY MIKE VACCARO RESPONDS TO READERS’ QUESTIONS AT MVACCARO@NYPOST.COM AND @MIKEVACC ON X
does not happen often
(and it’s a neat bit of symmetry that Indiana’s 2025 15-0 football team is the most recent football one). Both Hoosiers teams prove — along with Comaneci — that perfec- tion is not impossible, just improba-
be delighted to be wrong. @frankboesch: I’m trying to hang in there and be a loyal Mets fan and while “Thornton, Scott/ McLean/And two days of rain” sounds promising, I can’t move
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ble. There is a reason that the ’72 Dolphins remain stubbornly proud of the 17-0 they posted that season. There’s a reason why most Patriots fans you know still agonize over 18-1. There have been over 243,000
on from “Cohen and Stearns — and the dumpster burns.” Terry MacConnell: How about this one: “Scott, Thornton, McLean /Stearns on the next train.”
nothing better: Nadia Comaneci scored a series of perfect scores in the 1976 Olympics, the first to do so. There haven’t been many other “perfect” sports performances or seasons since, which is what makes those that were so special, writes Mike Vaccaro. Getty Images
Major League Baseball games played since 1976. There have been 24 perfect games thrown, most re- cently by the Yankees’ Domingo Germán three years ago. That’s 0.001 percent. That sounds right. It also sounds like something even the Omega SA scoreboard should be able to post. This will be the second straight week that Vince Lombardi, Ford- ham class of ’37, will be quoted in Open Mike, and this one is a little less earthy than the one we used last week — when he called the old NFL Playoff Bowl the “S--t Bowl.” But Lombardi’s respect of perfec- tion was perfectly crystallized when he said this: “Perfection is not attainable, but if we chase perfection, we can catch excellence.” Of course, the coach passed away six years before he could see Co- maneci attain the unattainable. Six other gymnasts in the past 50 years have joined Nadia in the Perfect Club — including American Mary Lou Retton, who did that in both the vault and the floor exercise in Los Angeles in 1984. Thousands of other athletes still choose to chase. They choose to dream. When Moses Malone de- clared the Sixers would go “fo, fo, fo” in 1983, it was just his way of say- ing they intended to be perfect in the playoffs; they had to settle for 12-1. The 1999 Yankees had to settle for 11-1 in their playoff jaunt, as close to perfect as that imperfect sport al- lows. Maybe not perfect, no. But those teams also honored the Coach. They caught excellence.
Vac: Nothing stirs the creative juices in baseball fans better and faster than updating “Spahn & Sain / And pray for rain”! Ralph Petti: Sat down to watch the Home Run Derby and Barry
I’m old enough to remember when we used to celebrate athletes who did whatever they could to find even a small competitive advantage within the rules. So place me firmly on Team Cabby.
➤Saw “The Odyssey” and loved it, and laughed out loud when one of Odysseus’ men in the boat who looked just like ex-Ranger Sean Avery turned out to be … ex-Rangers Sean Avery! His name is Laodamas (though I suspect Marty Brodeur might’ve opted for “Loudmoutheus”).
➤Darryl Strawberry will be signing copies of his new book “Another Life” this Friday from 6-7 p.m. at the Jackie Robinson Rotunda at Citi Field. He says, “This book isn’t about homers or RBI. It’s about people getting a second chance in life, just like I did. Everyone deserves that second opportunity to make something of yourself.”
➤I won’t lie: I’m going to miss “The Bear” as much as any TV show from the past couple of years. Strong final season start to finish.
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Glenn and GM Darren Mougey performed an overhaul of the team this offseason. Here are five players we are watching in camp:
By BRIAN COSTELLO
WHERE: Atlantic Health Jets Training Center, Florham Park, N.J. OPENS: Tuesday TICKETS: All practices open to the public have been sold out.
There are massive expectations for a player taken No. 2 overall. Can Bailey have an immediate impact off the edge and improve the dismal defense of a year ago? That will be one of the keys to the season. It will be fascinating to see how Aaron Glenn plans on using Bailey and Will McDonald in his defense. There are questions about both defending the run, so he may want to not use them together on running downs.
In a perfect world, the Jets won’t have to see Klubnik, a fourth-round pick from Clemson, play at all this season. But he is going to be an intriguing player to watch this summer. He impressed in the spring before back stiffness forced him to sit out the end. He could win the backup job with a strong camp and preseason. This season will be about Geno Smith at quarterback. This preseason will be about Klubnik.
WR ADONAI MITCHELL
The Jets have been searching for a No. 2 receiver since drafting Garrett Wilson in 2022. Mitchell could be the guy to fill the job. He showed great skills last year after coming over in the Sauce Gardner trade. Now, the team needs him to turn potential into production. Mitchell should benefit from a full offseason with the Jets and the upgrade at quarterback.
TE MASON TAYLOR
The Jets are excited about what Taylor can do in his second season, but they also drafted Kenyon Sadiq in the first round. Does that mean Taylor has a lesser role now? We’ll get a feel for how offensive coordinator Frank Reich plans to deploy his tight ends during camp. Multiple tight end sets are the rage across the NFL right now, and Reich now has the players to use plenty of two- or three-tight end formations.
COACH: Jeff Hafley (first year) TRAINING CAMP SITE: Miami Gardens, Fla. KEY ADDITIONS: Hafley and new general manager Jon-Eric Sullivan — both Packers exports — brought with them Malik Willis as their first franchise quarterback. They selected an NFL-biggest 13-player draft class — including top 43 picks OT Kayden Proctor, CB Chris Johnson and LB Jacob Rodriguez, and starting TE Will Kacmarek. Jalen Tolbert, Tutu Atwell, and rookies Caleb Douglas and Chris Bell are in a crowded WR mix. Edge rusher Josh Uche is far removed from his 11.5- sack season. KEY LOSSES: The new regime’s housecleaning was thorough, starting with QB Tua Tagovailoa despite an NFL-record $99.2 million dead salary-cap charge. It included the former dynamic WR duo of Jaylen Waddle and Tyreek Hill, as well as TEs Darren Waller and Julian Hill. The offensive line will look different without Cole Strange (Chargers), Larry Borom (Lions) and James Daniels. A couple of defensive stars landed in the division: Bradley Chubb (Bills) and S Minkah Fitzpatrick (Jets). TRAINING CAMP STORYLINES TO WATCH: Is the tank on? Or is this journeyman- loaded roster capable of winning more games than expected? That largely depends on whether Willis — whom the Titans once gave up on as a future quarterback after just three career starts — is ready to be an above-average starter and hold off the 2027 quarterback draft chatter. It won’t be easy with this unproven receiving corps led by Malik Washington. The pass rush- light defense needs former first-round picks Kenneth Grant and Chop Robinson to progress. CB NAHSHON WRIGHT
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Wright was tied for the lead among cornerbacks with five interceptions last year for the Bears. The Jets signed him to a one-year, $3.5 million contract hoping he can help solve their interception drought of a year ago. First, he will have to beat out Azareye’h Thomas for the starting job. Wright had a nose for the ball last year, but he is also known to give up big plays. Camp battles with Garrett Wilson and Adonai Mitchell will be fun to watch.
BUFFALO BILLS 2025: 12-5
COACH: Joe Brady (first year) TRAINING CAMP SITE: Rochester KEY ADDITIONS: In the two years after trading Stefon Diggs, the Bills paid the price for not having a true No. 1 receiver. Enter DJ Moore off a career-worst season with the Bears. Edge rusher Bradley Chubb changed sides in the division, leaving the Dolphins. The secondary should have more bite with the additions of CB Jay Alford and trash-talking S C.J. Gardner-Johnson. LG Austin Corbett will compete to start. KEY LOSSES: LG David Edwards (Saints) and CB Taron Johnson (Raiders) secured big paydays. QB Mitch Trubisky left Josh Allen’s side for the second time to reunite with coordinator Brian Daboll in
NEW ENGLAND PATRIOTS 14-3
COACH: Mike Vrabel (second year) TRAINING CAMP SITE: Foxborough, Mass. KEY ADDITIONS: Never stop supporting your young QB, and NFL MVP runner-up Drake Maye now is throwing to WRs A.J. Brown and Romeo Doubs, with OL Alijah Vera- Tucker and rookie OT Caleb Lomu adding protection. FB Reggie Gilliam should bolster the complementary running game. S Kevin Byard, who led the NFL with seven interceptions last season, comes over from the Bears. DT Dre’Mont Jones (Ravens) is expected to hurry some throws. KEY LOSSES: WR Stefon Diggs’ 1,000-yard season wasn’t enough to keep him from being released in favor of trading for Brown. OLB K’Lavon Chaisson passed through for one year and revived his career (Commanders). QB Josh Dobbs wasn’t re-signed, as Tommy DeVito earned a promotion to second- stringer. DT Khyiris Tonga (Chiefs), ILB Jahlani Tavai and S Jaylinn
OFFENSE
QB: Geno Smith, Bailey Zappe WR: Garrett Wilson, Tim Patrick WR: Adonai Mitchell, Isaiah Williams WR: Omar Cooper Jr., Arian Smith RB: Breece Hall, Braelon Allen TE: Kenyon Sadiq, Mason Taylor LT: Olu Fashanu, Max Mitchell LG: Dylan Parham, Xavier Newman C: Josh Myers, Liam Fornadel RG: Joe Tippmann, Anez Cooper RT: Armand Membou, Chukwuma Okorafor
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Tennessee. FB Reggie Gilliam, one of the best at a dying position, joined the rival Patriots. TRAINING CAMP STORYLINES TO WATCH: Promoted from offensive coordinator, Brady has one way to be successful: Get over the hump to a Super Bowl. How will the first- time head coach juggle all his new responsibilities? New defensive coordinator Jim Leonhard — an NFL first-timer — swapped out a 4-3 base front for a 3-4, so some former starters could learn that they do not fit. There will be position battles at left guard, cornerback, punter and backup quarterback, where either Kyle Allen or Shane Buechele will be one snap away from replacing MVP candidate Josh Allen.
Hawkins (Ravens) are gone from the middle of the defense. TRAINING CAMP STORYLINES TO WATCH: It was a tumultuous personal offseason for Vrabel, who still could face more questions about accountability and tampering based on his relationship with NFL reporter Dianna Russini. If Maye was a stud last season, training camp should offer a taste of what could be with better playmakers. Super Bowl losers have a long history of regressing, but the Patriots could use the notion that they were a fluke, whose success was inflated by an easy schedule, as extra motivation. Does LT Will Campbell look improved after allowing nine sacks as a rookie? CB Christian Gonzalez is in a contract dispute with hold-in potential.
OLB: Joseph Ossai, David Bailey DT: T’Vondre Sweat, David Onyemata DT: Harrison Phillips, Jowon Briggs OLB: Will McDonald, Kingsley Enagbare ILB: Demario Davis, Marcelino McCrary-Ball ILB: Jamien Sherwood, Mykal Walker ILB: Kiko Mauigoa, Chase Wilson CB: Brandon Phillips, Qwan’tez Stiggers CB: Nahshon Wright, Azareye’h Thomas FS: Andre Cisco, Malachi Moore SS: Minkah Fitzpatrick, Dane Belton NB*: D’Angelo Ponds, Jarvis Brownlee
DOLPHINS 7-10
SPECIALISTS
K: Jason Sanders, Cade York P: Austin McNamara LS: Thomas Hennessy
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By BRIAN COSTELLO Are you ready for Aaron Glenn 2.0? The Jets coach did some soul searching after his first season on the job resulted in a 3-14 record with embarrassing results on both offense and defense. He made massive changes to his coach- ing staff, including replacing both coordinators. He is taking over defensive play-calling. Glenn and GM Darren Mougey reshaped the roster, adding some proven veter- ans to a squad that was very young last year. Glenn also has shown a more thoughtful, less abrasive side of himself with the media. Now, we get to see what the 2026 Jets look like. They report to training camp in Florham Park on
Tuesday, with their first practice on Wednesday. We know this is a new team. We’ll find out if it is an improved one. “I think we’ve made a ton of progress,” Glenn said this spring, “and I will go back from right after the season and me evaluat- ing myself. The things that I want to get better at, the things that I want to do, the direction I want this team and organization to go in. “But, between myself and the players, this is just not me, myself and the players, we want to get to the point that we love exactly where we’re at and we know that takes time. And we’ll see that hap- pen as we get into training camp.” The biggest on-field change is the return of Geno Smith as the team’s quarterback. The 2013
second-round pick returns after 10 years on other teams. He replaces Jus- tin Fields, who was ineffective last year. As long as he stays healthy, Smith will be the fifth different opening day quar- terback the Jets have had in six years — joining Fields, Aaron Rodgers, Joe Flacco, Zach Wilson and Sam Darnold. The 35-year-old Smith is well trav- eled and more sea- soned than the player who spent two years as the Jets starter to begin his career. Glenn
expressed the ulti- mate optimism in Smith this spring. “I just feel like he’s the guy that’s going to lead us to the promised land,” Glenn said at the league meetings in March. Fans will settle for competency. The team’s offense has been abysmal for a decade. But they have added talent and have an interest- ing core of skill play- ers led by Garrett Wilson and Breece Hall. Those two are now comple- mented by Adonai Mitchell, Omar
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Cooper Jr., Mason Taylor and Ken- yon Sadiq. The team’s offensive line, spearheaded by tackles Olu Fashanu and Armand Membou, looks like the strength of the team. On defense, the makeover is just as drastic. A unit that allowed the most touchdowns and had the few- est interceptions — an NFL record zero — needed massive changes. Glenn and Mougey set out to add a veteran presence to the defense, and they brought in linebacker Demario Davis, safety Minkah Fitzpatrick and defensive tackle David Onyemata to add leadership to the group. Though the older veterans will be a key part of the defense, No. 2-overall draft pick David Bailey will be one of the storylines of summer. The Jets took him over
Arvell Reese in April, and that decision will be scrutinized for years. That begins when the team puts on pads in camp then plays preseason games. The players will get plenty of attention in camp, but there is no doubt who is under the most pressure this season. Glenn, who was a star player for the team, flopped in his first season as head coach. In March he was asked how often he thinks about turning around the franchise and ending the 15-year playoff drought. “Every day,” Glenn said. “There’s a couple things I think about on a daily basis. I think about the players every day. I think about — I really, really think about this, this is not just coach speak — how do I utilize every
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player we have on this roster to help us be successful? What are the things I have to make sure [of to] get over that hump? Because I’ve been a part of it, and there’s no better feeling in the world than, we’re downtrodden for a number of years, and then we finally get over that hump and we’re moving. Then it’s: How do we keep that sustainable for years to come? I want to leave a legacy, I do. When I’m gone, I’m looking at this team being a team that consistently puts itself in a place to win.”
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t’s QUIET. It’s very quiet. Sometimes, that level of quiet can be disconcerting. Some- times it makes you wonder if something is off, if something is amiss, if something’s wrong. This quiet is OK, though. The Jets have had enough noise the past few years. There was the Aaron Rodgers carnival, which was a cacophonous funhouse all its own. There have been high- profile flame-out kid quarter- backs. There have been coaching changes. There have been high draft picks who weren’t quite what they were supposed to be. There have been losses, lots and lots of losses, so many losses, so much failure, so much ineptitude, all of it soundtracked with a cho- rus of anger and venom and fury. And now … there is quiet. The Jets will open training camp this week, and they will do it in the most tranquil way possible. And it’s not just that they’re supposed to be a bad team this year — and, make no mistake, that sure seems to be the way this is all headed. It sure seems like 7-10 would be treated like a glass ceiling has been shattered. But most fans came to terms with that a long time ago. So there is little rancor. There is little enmity, less ten- sion. Across town, the Giants have been roaring for months. They made the star-studded coach hire. They have the flashy quarterback who relishes the glamour and the spotlight and all it brings. They have the running back who makes you either want to wince or pump your fist, depending on your mood that day. They’ve had one high-profile in- tramural controversy, and lived to tell about it. They’re the one whose star de- fensive player demanded exile, and for whom exile was granted. And they are the ones around whom so much of the hope in this New York football season is based. The Giants are the ones expected to be better than their expecta- tions, certainly better than their recent past. They are the ones for whom 7-10 would not be anything close to a celebration. They suck all the football energy out of the city and the suburbs. They are both Giants and giants, relative to the other team in town. There’s almost none left for the Jets. And you know something? That’s OK, for now. It is. The Jets learned hard lessons the past few years that being the focus of the city’s attention isn’t always
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what it’s cracked up to be, espe- cially if things go sideways. The Mets can offer a helpful reminder of that, but the Jets don’t really need the prompting. They’ve been absent the playoffs for a decade and a half. The kind of noise that generates isn’t one that’s easy on anyone’s ears. So the Jets will try to build away from the glare. They are run by a smart fellow, Dar- ren Mougey, who has as high an approval rating as a man can have when his career record as a general manager is 3-14. His wheeling and dealing resulted in multiple first- round picks. He seems to have a plan. He speaks about building a football team the way others talk who’ve done that be- fore him. He instills and inspirers confidence. That will eventually have to yield tangible re- sults. For now, professional- ism in the top chair is enough. That goes for the quarterback of the moment, too. Nobody is ex- pecting Geno Smith to author any- thing re-
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sembling a Cinderella story this year, in his second term with the Jets. The bar — and it might be the lowest bar in football — is simply to be better than the amalgama- tion of awful QBing the Jets suf- fered through last year — led by, but not limited to, Justin Fields. If there will be hand-wringing this season — or, for the optimists in the crowd, an unexpected sur- prise — it will surround the head coach. Aaron Glenn had what can most generously be termed a “dif- ficult” rookie year on the job. A lot of things went badly for him, per- haps most hilariously the fact that this three-time Pro Bowl corner- back with 41 career interceptions to his name oversaw a defense that set a record that will never be bro- ken — 17 games, zero picks. Again, nobody is expecting mir- acles from Glenn, either. Just basic competence. There needs to be a sign that the Jets have the right man installed there. And again, it’s a low, low bar. But, then, that’s how so much of Florham Park is go- ing to be, all across training camp, all through the pre- season, across all 17 games. Let the Giants have all the at- tention and most of the head- lines. If the Jets actually build something real in the solitude of silence, that will be a successful season. You’d sign up for that, right? mvaccaro @nypost.com
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As the Giants open up training camp Wednesday, every player will want to impress the new coaching staff. Some players are established starters, others are roster locks and several need to open eyes to make the team.
By PAUL SCHWARTZ
WHERE: The Greenbrier, White Sulphur Springs, W.Va. OPENS: Tuesday TICKETS: Practices free to public, no tickets required. Offsite parking only, with shuttle service, at Harts Run lot in Caldwell, W.Va.
COACH: Brian Schottenheimer (second year) TRAINING CAMP SITE: Oxnard, Calif. KEY ADDITIONS: One year after trading edge rusher Micah Parsons to the Packers, the Cowboys acquired edge Rashan Gary (7.5 sacks) from the Packers. To fix a dreadful passing defense, the Cowboys targeted three safeties — free agents Jalen Thompson and P.J. Locke, and rookie Caleb Downs, who stunningly slipped to No. 11 in the draft because of positional devaluation — and CB Cobie Durant. The Cowboys’ second first-round pick was edge Malachi Lawrence. KEY LOSSES: The defensive front seven is undergoing a makeover without DTs Osa Odighizuwa (49ers) and Solomon Thomas (Titans), LBs Logan Wilson and Kenneth Murray, and edges Jadeveon Clowney and Dante Fowler Jr. Special
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COACH: Nick Sirianni (sixth year) TRAINING CAMP SITE: Philadelphia KEY ADDITIONS: Filling an A.J. Brown- sized hole is a task for a receiver committee, including Dontayvion Wicks, Marquise “Hollywood” Brown, Elijah Moore and rookie Makai Lemon. Edge rusher Jonathan Greenard arrives off a down year after tallying 24.5 sacks over 2023-24. CB Riq Woolen should be motivated on a one-year prove-it deal. A suddenly crowded quarterback room includes second-stringer Andy Dalton and rookie Cole Payton. KEY LOSSES: Brown forced his way to the Patriots, which should create more locker-room harmony at the cost of his annual 1,000-plus yards. The Eagles were outbid by the Panthers when trying to retain trade rental edge Jaelan Phillips. Super Bowl winners LB Nakobe Dean (Raiders) and S Reed Blankenship
QB: Jaxson Dart, Jameis Winston WR: Malik Nabers, Malachi Fields WR: Darius Slayton, Darnell Mooney WR: Calvin Austin III, JuJu Smith-Schuster RB: Cam Skattebo, Tyrone Tracy Jr. TE: Isaiah Likely, Theo Johnson LT: Andrew Thomas, J.C. Davis LG: Jon Runyan Jr., Aaron Stinnie C: John Michael Schmitz, Lucas Patrick RG: Sisi Mauigoa, Daniel Faalele RT: Jermaine Eluemunor, Marcus Mbow
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teams ace C.J. Goodwin joined Wilson in retirement. S Donovan Wilson was squeezed out by the secondary changes. TRAINING CAMP STORYLINES TO WATCH: There’s a battle at left tackle between disappointing former first-round pick Tyler Guyton and Nate Thomas, with Taylor Decker looming as a possible free-agent solution. The Cowboys have offensive continuity — all 11 starters, including Guyton, return — but are learning a new 3-4 defense under first-time coordinator Christian Parker. WR George Pickens agreed to play on the franchise tag after his first- team All-Pro season, but what does that mean for his effort level if he feels the slightest injury? QB Dak Prescott underwent personal turmoil when his engagement to his children’s mother ended. Will it affect his play?
(Texans) cashed in as first- time free agents. Edge Brandon Graham would be welcomed back but he could be on the Roger Clemens Half-Retired Plan. TRAINING CAMP STORYLINES TO WATCH: The Jalen Hurts-Eagles marriage always feels somewhat tenuous. Now Hurts is adjusting to his 10th offensive coordinator (first-timer and Kyle Shanahan coaching-tree branch Sean Mannion) in 11 years — dating to college. Who will win the backup job between Dalton and incumbent Tanner McKee? The NFL’s best offensive line is adjusting to life without departed guru Jeff Stoutland, and 36-year-old stud RT Lane Johnson and LG Landon Dickerson seem to be breaking down. DT Jalen Carter is seeking a new megacontract and is a hold-in — or trade request? — candidate.
DL: Shelby Harris, Chauncey Golston NT: DJ Reader, Leki Fotu DL: Darius Alexander, Sam Roberts OLB: Brian Burns, Khalid Kareem OLB: Abdul Carter, Kayvon Thibodeaux ILB: Tremaine Edmunds, Micah McFadden ILB: Arvell Reese, Jack Kelly CB: Paulson Adebo, Deonte Banks CB: Greg Newsome II, Colton Hood FS: Jevon Holland, Elijah Campbell SS: Tyler Nubin, Jason Pinnock NB*: Dru Phillips, Ar’Darius Washington
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COACH: Dan Quinn (third year) TRAINING CAMP SITE: Ashburn, Va. KEY ADDITIONS: Defense was the focus. Enter three edges — Odafe Oweh and K’Lavon Chaisson, both of whom had 7.5 sacks last season, and Charles Omenihu — plus ILB Leo Chenal, DT Tim Settle, CB Amik Robertson and S Nick Cross. Rookie ILB Sonny Styles was the apple of Quinn’s eye. TE Chig Okonkwo and WR Dyami Brown, who is back after a one-year stint with the Jaguars, are the top offensive investments. KEY LOSSES: The all-in experiment in 2025 didn’t work, so 30-somethings WR Deebo Samuel, LB Bobby Wagner, edge Von Miller, CB Marshon Lattimore, TE Zach Ertz and RB Austin Ekeler (all unsigned) were jettisoned. C Tyler Biadasz left for the Chargers, though that’s a “swap” for Oweh that they’d make again. RB Chris Rodriguez Jr. sought more carries with the Jaguars. TRAINING CAMP STORYLINES TO WATCH: David Blough is making the big jump from assistant quarterbacks coach to offensive coordinator to try to get 2024 Offensive Rookie of the Year QB Jayden Daniels back on track after his injury-disrupted second season. Who are Daniels’ top weapons other than Terry McLaurin? Is there a legitimate No. 2 receiver among Brown, Luke McCaffrey, rookie Antonio Williams, Jaylin Lane and Treylon Burks? The running back-by-committee of Jacory Croskey- Merritt, Rachaad White, Jerome Ford and rookie Kaytron Allen leaves a lot to be desired. Quinn needs to work his magic to get the overhauled 3-4 defense to gel quickly.
K: Dominic Zvada, Ben Sauls P: Jordan Stout LS: Ben Mann
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Now is the time to show us the joy of “6.” Dart has offered tantalizing hints of who and what he can be. He isn’t a rookie anymore. Harbaugh will be charged with helping Dart try to approach the kind of second- year leap that Drake Maye made last season and build the kind of lasting rela- tionship with his quarterback that Tom Coughlin and Manning enjoyed. Harbaugh and his collaborative offen- sive brain trust have drilled into Dart that there is a time and a place for making like Rambo, lowering his shoulder for an extra yard or first down and risking the wrath of the concussion police. Dart has bought in, and you will no longer hear a defiant “this isn’t soccer” from him. Harbaugh did not win a Super Bowl with Lamar Jackson. He did win one with a young Joe Flacco. Dart is more Jackson than Flacco. But Harbaugh will need to develop Dart into a more effective and efficient pocket quarterback who can manage the game under center for the best of both possible worlds. “I want to be a Super Bowl-winning quarterback and have that relationship with my head coach,” Dart told The Post over the offseason. “I’m excited to go chase that and go make things happen with Coach Harbaugh.” One of the Parcells Quarterback Com- mandments: “We need battlefield com- manders who are willing to fight it out, every day, every week and every season, and lead their team to win after win after win.” Dart has revealed himself to be a battle- field commander. His raging competitive- ness and fearlessness are applauded by a fanbase desperately craving hope. He wants to be the straw that stirs the drink. He is obsessed with being among the elite with what Harbaugh would call an enthu- siasm unknown to mankind. Dart (15 TDs, five INTs, 487 rushing yards with nine TDs) finished 4-8 as a starter in 2025. He has a new system to learn. There will be added pressure on him to make everyone around him better while Malik Nabers (surgical knee) con- tinues his recovery. Nabers avoiding the PUP list could give him a chance to play Week 1 against the Cowboys. Harbaugh and GM Joe Schoen gifted him help with power broker RG Sisi Mauigoa, and towering targets Malachi Fields and Isaiah Likely. Harbaugh likes to talk about Dart being able to live in different worlds as a quar- terback. Mauigoa will help him live in the bully ball world carving a path for Cam Skattebo & Co. Nabers will help him live in the dynamic electric world as long as Dart’s deep ball improves. There is Dart’s off-platform and RPO world. John Mara regretted the turbulence that Daniel Jones endured under three head coaches. The $100 million coach won’t be going anywhere. Dart has the right head coach. Now is the time for the Prince to prove to the $100 million King that he indeed has the right quarterback. steve.serby@nypost.com
By PAUL SCHWARTZ Let’s get this out of the way from the start: The Giants are not picking up their entire foot- ball operation and moving it from East Rutherford, N.J., to White Sulphur Springs, W.Va., because new head coach John Harbaugh’s vision for train- ing camp is to take his guys far from home for the purpose of hunkering down and getting after it this summer. Nope. That is not it at all. Ongoing renovations and upgrades to the team facility made it imperative that Giants get away from their building for the start of camp. Plus, the massive World Cup infrastruc- ture erected outside MetLife Stadium included areas around the Giants’ complex, making it impossible, logistically, to hold camp there. So the Giants will hit the road for their first off-site train- ing camp since 2012, when they finished up their nearly two- decade monthly habitation at the University at Albany. So, this is not a brainchild hatched in Harbaugh’s head designed to set a tone for his first Giants camp. This is a move born out of necessity, and Harbaugh has chosen to embrace it. What better way to get down to business than to take his team 470 miles away from its home base, to some- where that can be described as in the middle of nowhere? Normally, the Giants housed their players at a hotel near the team complex for the duration of training camp. The daily schedule was regimented, to be sure. This will be an even more cloistered experience, although staying at The Greenbrier, self-described as “America’s Resort” — a National Historic Landmark situated among the Allegheny Mountains — can- not be construed as roughing it. There are football facilities on the stately, 11,000-acre grounds, and the Saints, Texans and Browns previ- ously held camps there. “I look at it like a real opportunity,” Harbaugh said. “It’s going to be a chance to get locked in. It’s a simple place to be, you know. “ Th at b o n d i n g opportunity … guys aren’t going home. They’re going to be with each other into the evening, stuff like that, go to dinner together. I think it’s a real plus for us. I’m excited about it.” The Giants will stay at the luxurious Greenbrier for 11 days, and Harbaugh will hold practice 10 of those days. The
camp under new coach
team arrives Tuesday and the first practice is Wednesday afternoon. There will be four con- secutive days of practice, then one day off, then six straight days of practice. Six consecutive days is the maximum allowed in the col- lective bargaining agreement. Har- baugh is known to oversee a demanding camp and the Giants will see this for themselves. “Nobody works their players harder, but there’s a purpose behind it,” NFL Network analyst and former offensive lineman Brian Baldinger told The Post. “There’s certain techniques and fundamentals and knowl- edge that they got to have to be
really good play- ers in December. There’s a new way of doing things that is going to start with hard work and long days on the field.” Harbaugh is the most notable and important newcomer on the Giants’ scene, secured with a five-year, $100 million contract, the byproduct of a zealous pursuit of him follow- ing his dismissal by the Ravens after 18 years as their head coach. There is no debating Harbaugh’s status as one of the league’s top coaches. The Giants were a combined 7-27 the past two years, and there is nowhere to go but up for a fran- chise that bottomed-out, lead- ing to Brian Daboll’s firing 10
July 30-Aug. 1, 1:30 p.m. Open practice Aug. 5-7, 1:30 p.m. Open practice Sat., Aug. 15, 1 p.m. Preseason: Vikings at Giants Sat., Aug. 22, 4 p.m. Preseason: Giants at Dolphins Fri., Aug. 28, 7:30 p.m. Preseason: Giants at Jets Sun., Sept.. 13, 8:20 p.m. Week 1: Cowboys at Giants
games into the 2025 season. There is so much to get done. New offensive coordinator Matt Nagy and quarterbacks coach Brian Callahan — both former NFL head coaches — will oversee the continued development of Jaxson Dart, coming off a promising rookie season. Dart has plenty of new targets to throw to — veterans Darnell Mooney, Calvin Austin, Odell Beckham Jr., JuJu Smith- Schuster, Braxton Berrios and rookie Malachi Fields — and welcomes back his buddy, run- ning back Cam Skattebo, whose rookie year ended prematurely after eight games due to a dislo- cated ankle. It remains to be seen when wide receiver Malik Nabers, slow to recover from ACL surgery to his right knee late last October and a subsequent clean-up procedure, will be able to get on the field during camp. That he was not placed on the PUP list is an extremely positive development. On defense, new coordina- tor Dennard Wilson has sev- eral pieces to incorporate and must deal with the loss of nose tackle Dexter Lawrence, traded to the Bengals after a contract impasse. For the returning players, there is not much to fall back on, with the new coaching staff and a training camp held in unfamiliar environs. “I think it’s going to be great for us, man,” said outside line- backer Brian Burns, coming off a career-best 16.5-sack season. “It’s really going to be good to be able to bond and to have that — this sounds weird — alone time with each other. We can get to know each other on a deep- er level.” The John Har- baugh Era is upon us. “If you love foot- ball, you love training camp,” the coach said. “I love every day waking up and start- ing football and doing football all day and going to sleep and waking up and doing football again. For a coach, it’s the funnest thing ever. Players might not agree, but coaches do.” paul.schwartz@nypost.com
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Wouldn’t it be great if sports smartened up?
xcuse this self-indulgence, but I need to update my Wish List: I wish, in Howie Rose’s final season, the Mets had provided him more opportunities to, “Put it in the books.” I wish that live baseball fans would stop booing every time a visiting pitcher throws to first to keep the runner close. I wish Keith Hernandez would one day turn to Gary Cohen and politely tell him to “shut up.” I wish that just one NFL pre- game show was actually worth watching. I wish that St. John’s basketball fans would wake up to realize ex- actly what they’re rooting for and why. I wish that Doc Emrick hadn’t retired. I wish that play-by-play men who claim to have idolized Vin Scully also tried to emulate him. I wish that now that Jimmy Do- lan chose to pose with one of his teams — timing is everything! — he’d stow his pettiness to hold a real-deal Marv Albert Night, raft- ers banner and all, in salute to his 55 years as the cherished Voice of New York Sports. He’s 85. I wish that Dave Portnoy would realize that he’s a self-absorbed megalomaniac. Same with the me- dia, as per Portnoy’s complaints about the refs after placing large losing bets. I wish everyone laid off from ESPN last week avoided watching ESPN’s WNBA All-Star coverage from Chic- ago, where four female ESPN em-
It was with a crooked smile that I read in last week’s Post that tens of thousands of recyclables have been dumped into garbage landfills by MTA workers. I was in Yankee Stadium one night when I went to throw a wrapper into a waste bin with two por- tals. One read, “Recycla- bles” the other read “Pa- per.” Upon placing the wrap- per into the “Paper” opening, I looked deeper into the bin to find that
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what an honor: Knicks owner James Dolan finally got to cele- brate a championship with his team this past season. Now, he should welcome back former announcer Marv Albert and honor him and the Garden, writes Phil Mushnick. Jason Szenes; Getty Images
ployees sat on a set to preview the flippin’ 3-point shooting contest! I wish I knew something about the genius of Carlos Beltran that makes him a great candidate to potentially manage the Mets. I wish Fox’s No. 1 guy Gus John- son knew more about the sports
all the refuse fed into one large trash bag. ➤The Old Sandwich Play: Last week wrote about two episodes in which the last name of White could lead to thoroughly unintended and even comical — if one has a sense of humor — racial issues. Reader Lenn Raman- auskas has his own: He
he’s assigned to call. If he only knew what he was screaming about, he might scream less. I wish that Yankees president Randy “the Thought of Losing Baseball Turns My Stomach” Le- vine sits down to watch a Yankees game and can’t find it anywhere,
was caching 8-year-old baseball novices and had a big late-game lead, thus he didn’t want to rub it in. The kid on second was named named Phil DeMeo. The next batter singled, so Ramanauskas hollered to his third base coach, “Hold DeMeo! Hold DeMeo!” The assembled thought he’d ordered a hero sand- wich — for delivery!
➤RB Le’Veon Bell was signed by then-Jets GM Mike Maccagnan in 2019 after proving himself a steady reprobate and loud- mouth with the Steelers. Joe Douglas, hired soon after to replace the fired Maccagnan, then made the hollow decla- ration that the Jets would concentrate on obtaining “high character players.” Last week Bell, Michigan State man who made $50 million as an NFL pro, was
no matter how much extra it costs. I wish that a $1.8 billion fine his hedge fund received for doing crooked business would have been enough to disqualify Steve Cohen from owning the Mets and a nearby we-trade-on-trust casino. But not on Rob Manfred’s weak watch. I wish that NFL telecast direct- ors were forced to seat their fami- lies among the drunk and disor- derly that they chose to focus on as worthy of our delighted attention. I wish Roger Goodell’s NFL came down as hard on women- beaters as it does on “hands to the face” calls. And I wish our sports commis- sioners actually represented the best interests of the public rather than the best financial interests of team owners, a worsening reality. I wish we could tune to a Yan- kees radio telecast and not have to wish we hadn’t. “This pitch is sponsored by, Pluck ’n Flick, the of- ficial nose-hair cutter of the New York Yankees’ radio network.” I wish that NBC would produce an Olympics that didn’t include Snoop Dogg, or at least list his many arrests and note his past af- filiation with the Crips. I wish replay rules were used only as intended, not to inspect, at great delay, tiny, at most, evidence that still may get it wrong. I wish ESPN would just tear it all up and start over, sans pro wres- tling and bad-guess race-hustlers. I wish the sports media would not be so disinclined to report the truth. What’s the worst that could happen?
arrested for failing to make $50,000 worth of child sup- port payments. Bell, who has seven children with six different women, was or- dered by a civil court to pay $25 million in a domestic abuse case in March 2025. But he’s apparently broke. I guess his kids will become wards of the state. This is what Roger Goodell’s large end zone message must mean, the one that reads, “It takes all of us.”
the worst teacher
Reader Tom Liquori sent a video clip of an orga- nized league softball player, a girl of about 13, scoring from home on a botched play. She stopped at first to mock the fielder, then, after scoring, rose to mock the catcher. She must be a big fan of Rob Manfred’s MLB Net- work, the one that regu- larly rewards bat-flippers in tribute to their rank im- modesty. Our learned pitching prof Jim Curnal cites sports medicine stats reporting that 57 percent of athletes who undergo Tommy John surgery are teens — many schooled to try to throw the ball through cement walls and practice using heavily weighted baseballs. One disappointment after another for Mets fans. Ed Charles, presumably named for “The Glider,” running at Saratoga last week finished fourth. Former Knicks trainer Mike Saunders — fired shortly after paranoic James Dolan took over as Saunders was suspiciously popular with players, media and fans — is living in Flor- ida, and still performing physical therapy. Loved unknown New Zealand vet Ryan Fox. 39, winning the British Open. The man plays fast, thus minimizing the blab among American TV announcers who knew almost nothing about him, anyway. Though NBC’s British Open announcers and an R&A exec said the course at Royal Birkdale was in great shape — when do TV folks report otherwise? — the links track looked terribly burnt out, so much so that balls in the fairways disap- peared in a landscape of flat light brown. The only green was seen on the greens. I bumped into Brogan, a tall guy about 26 who speaks very little English. I asked if he plays for St. John’s. He said, “I tink, so. I tink dis is true.” I asked him what he’s majoring in. He shrugged, as if he didn’t un- derstand. Can’t wait to see what star player-hugger Erin Andrews is wearing for Fox’s NFL opener. MushnickPhilip@gmail.com
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TO HEARSE Soto injury — likely out one month with calf strain — fatal blow to Mets’ lifeless season
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By Zach Braziller
The nightmare continues. This already brutal Mets sea- son continues to hit new lows. Already a season-low 18 games under .500 in late July, the Mets found out Saturday they will be without superstar outfielder Juan Soto for at least the next month. Soto, nursing a sore left calf, aggravated the injury while run- ning the bases Friday night and was placed on the injured list. It is a more severe calf strain than the one to the right calf that side- lined him for just under three weeks in April. An MRI exam showed it is a Grade 2 strain, which typically takes at least a month to heal. “It’s not what we were hoping for,” interim manager Andy Green said before the Mets lost to the Dodgers 4-3 at Citi Field. “He’s a guy that we love having him on the field, he’s a guy who loves to be on the people com- peting. We’ll be without him for a period of time now. “We have more people looking at the MRI right now. It’s quick and a bit presumptuous to define an exact timeline. With our orga- nization, we’ll check in with ex- perts, not just in-house, but across the world for these types of things. So we’ll have more people look at this, get a better handle on how long this would be.” Green said the severity of the injury is somewhere between Soto’s earlier calf strain and the one Francisco Lindor suffered, which cost him nine weeks. Asked if there is a chance Soto might not play again for the Mets this season, Green replied: “I wouldn’t categorize it as that way at this point in time.” It may not make sense for Soto to return in mid-September with the Mets playing out the string. That is something the team will determine at a later date, based on how Soto progresses. “We’re all cognizant of his long-term importance to us, and we will factor that in appropri- ately,” the manager said. “It’s also good for healthy baseball players to get on the field and play base- ball. We’ll balance that when the time comes.”
SEE YOU IN SEPTEMBER? Juan Soto watches the Mets play the Cubs from the dugout in June, and it’s a view he’ll have to get used to as he’s expected to miss the next month in this lost season. Robert Sabo
Before Friday’s game, Green said he thought Soto was just about ready to return to the out- field after sitting out Wednes- day’s loss to the Brewers. But he felt the left calf while running to second base on Bo Bichette’s double-play grounder. Soto has been dealing with the calf issue since the second half resumed. “Someone like him wants to be on the baseball field, he wants to play. The desire to be on the field is why he’s so special at what he does,” Green said. “So this last week we gave him at-bats, we gave him rest at times we felt was appropriate, and then yesterday he couldn’t get over the hump. Is it possible we could’ve looked back and moved a little bit quicker on this given where we’re at today? Yes. I don’t know that that ultimately changes the situation we’re in right now.” The Mets’ lone All-Star, Soto has been one of few bright spots this season for the last-place
team. He is hitting .293 with 21 homers and 52 RBIs in 84 games, along with an OPS of .947. Soto was one reason for fans to con- tinue to follow the team, despite all that has gone wrong, along with the young players Nolan McLean, Christian Scott, Carson Benge, A.J. Ewing and Zac Thornton. It has been a dreadful year for the Mets, who are on pace to lose 95 games — their most since the 2003 season. Injuries and under- performance have been con- stants. The 27-year-old Soto has been incredibly durable throughout his nine-year career, but there is a strong possibility he could miss the most games of his career this season. His previous high was 13 in the COVID-19-shortened 2020 campaign. zbraziller@nypost.com
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ets BASEBALL president David Stearns is busy undo- ing what he’s done, which won’t be easy. He hasn’t had time to call, but I’m here to help. The unpalatable combination of a second-in- MLB payroll ($380 million), a record only two games bet- ter than MLB’s worst after the Mets’ 4-3 de- feat to the Dodgers on Saturday night, plus inconsistent prospect perform- ances and an unusually weak list of available free agents makes a quick return to compet- itiveness difficult. They might have to bat close to 1.000 in their decisions to do it by next
season, assuming there is a next season. Mets owner Steve Cohen told us on our Post podcast “The Show” that he’s “worried,” and I see why. Stearns is a smart guy, but he needs to rethink a few things. Here’s our 10- point plan to start the Mets on their road to re- covery. 1. Stop elimi- nating players just because they seek more than three years. As we’ve seen many times now, there is such a thing as a bad short-term deal. In fact, the Mets’ best contracts might be the only two longer than three years, for Juan Soto and Francisco Lindor (though unfortu- nately, Soto is back on the IL with
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another calf injury, and this obvi- ously isn’t Lindor’s finest hour). 2. Do not trade Lindor now while his value is at a career low. Steve Cohen knows something about selling low, so I doubt I have to spend too much time on this con- cept. Besides, how do you replace a 30-30 shortstop? Barring a nonsen- sical trade of top young players for Zach Neto or C.J. Abrams, Lindor is irreplaceable. The shortstops who’ll be free agents are J.P. Craw- ford, Ha-Seong Kim and Jorge Mateo. They won’t do it. 3. Do trade Luke Weaver. Yes, Weaver is great, and yes, Weaver’s signed for next year. But he’s proba- bly the guy they’ll get the most for (assuming they don’t trade Fran- cisco Alvarez; more on that below). Every contender seeks bullpen help, and assuming Padres super- star closer Mason Miller stays put,
Weaver might be the top reliever on the market. But like most reliev- ers, he may not be great again next year. Regardless, he’s twice as valu- able for a contending team. 4. Do trade Huascar Brazobán. See above. And remember he’s 36 and never had a season like this be- fore. 5. Trade Francisco Alvarez. Yes, he’s a plus hitter for a catcher. But he isn’t exactly Mike Piazza. His ca- reer OPS+ is 106. But maybe the Mets can convince someone his best days are ahead. While they’re at it, don’t mention he’s slipping de- fensively. Here’s a quickie assess- ment from a scout: “Loses focus. Passed balls, wild pitches. He can throw, but he’s all over the map.” I’d ride with Luis Torrens, a great de- fender, and find another place on the map for Alvarez, if possible. 6. Of course, trade pending free
agents Freddy Peralta, Clay Holmes (assuming they can’t re-sign him reasonably, say for $60M for three years), A.J. Minter and Brooks Ra- ley. None will bring a haul, but Per- alta is well-priced ($3M to go) and he’ll be better with a competent de- fense behind him. 7. Prioritize reliability. Pete Alonso should have been valued higher based on the power threat alone, but his attendance and atti- tude needed to be considered, too. He rolled over his vehicle on the way to spring training and walked away without a scratch. The man is indestructible and should have been considered indispensable. Meanwhile, the historically fragile Jorge Polanco and Luis Robert Jr. weren’t worth the gamble. Robert’s injury actually allowed the Mets to call up A.J. Ewing, who’s a revelation and now part of
their small core. But I get why Ew- ing’s displaced in center field for now. The Mets are trying hard to trade Robert, and with right- handed hitters in great demand — the Yankees, Red Sox, Phillies, Braves, Dodgers and Mariners all could use one — they might be able to do it. 8. Don’t fear trading with the Yankees. Potential fits for the Yan- kees include ex-Yankees Weaver and Holmes plus Torrens and Rob- ert (they tried for Robert last win- ter but didn’t want to take the whole contract). Let’s not forget how all the best Mets moves lately involve players/people coming from The Bronx: Besides Weaver and Holmes, there’s Soto, Luis Se- verino and even Carlos Mendoza, who didn’t deserve to be blamed. So do keep taking New York battle- tested guys.
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