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“I might not be great at a lot of things, but I think I’m pretty good at winning,” Valentine said. “So I expect, as crazy as that sounds, to have the opportunity to compete for championships. Whether that results in an NCAA Tournament every year, I don’t know. But the opportunity to play for championships is something I put a lot of pressure on myself to be able to do.”

Around 1964, the elementary school’s leaders devised a code of conduct inspired by Boone, advising students to practice “truth in thought” and “honesty in actions,” the Tribune reported at the time. “The school’s second rule, ‘We believe in the worth and dignity of every individual’ would also please the man who befriended more Indians than he fought,” the Tribune wrote.

Rizzo a longtime Cub, was traded to the Yankees last season when Chicago decided to sell off parts and the Yankees tried to make a push for a deep postseason run. His left-handed bat is a good fit for Yankee Stadium. He struggled a bit last season with 22 HRs and 61 RBI in 141 games, but has put up big numbers for most of his career, with identical 33 HR, 109-RBI seasons in 2016 and 2017. Overall, he has 251 home runs and 814 RBI in 11 seasons.

“While it may make some uncomfortable, large commercial properties are paying their fair share for the first time in a long time, because Assessor Kaegi is following the law,” Alicia Webb, campaign spokeswoman, said. “When the very wealthy, big corporations, and political insiders were let off the hook for so many years, working and middle class families and small business owners had to pick up the tab. Under Fritz, that’s come to an end.”

“All risk is local,” Arwady added. “When any disease is surging in the world, how likely is it that someone will come to Chicago with that disease. We built that into our modeling. The focus moving forward: Continuing to work not just on vaccination, but all of the reasons that underlay differing vaccination rates, rebuilding or building trust in health care, in public health, in government and thinking about access in new ways, creative ways and recognizing that until in a long-term way we commit to having all Chicagoans have equal opportunities, we will not reach a healthy Chicago.

“Josh is a versatile, quality ballplayer,” general manager Rick Hahn said. “(He) gives us the ability to have him play multiple infield positions, whether it’s on a regular basis at second, whether it’s playing some third base or even occasionally the corner outfield. We feel it gives (manager) Tony (La Russa) and the coaches more options to help get us through this season and into October.