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White Sox catcher Seby Zavala (44) celebrates in the dugout after hitting a solo homer during the seventh inning against the Indians on Saturday at Guaranteed Rate Field. Zavala hit three home runs, but the Sox lost 12-11. (Armando L. Sanchez / Chicago Tribune)
With the Mets down to their final strike, Dominic Smith hit a tying single off Sean Doolittle in the ninth. Brandon Drury opened the bottom of the 10th with an RBI single against Luis Cessa (3-2), driving in automatic runner Kevin Pillar from second base to win it.
The Cubs will be relying on Contreras, Hendricks and Heyward, already considered leaders before the trade-deadline fire sale, to further fill the void left by the departed players. Manager David Ross already has had conversations with Contreras and Heyward about that and plans to talk with Hendricks, too, after his start Saturday.
Tai Verdes is one of TikTok’s newest and biggest stars. The 6-foot 7-inch ex-collegiate basketball player joined TikTok, which evolved from a defunct app called Musical.ly, at the start of 2020. He gradually built up followers and view counts with short videos, 15 seconds to a minute long, and 200,000 views a video quickly turned into 20 million with his breakout song, “A-O-K.” Several songs off of his debut album, “TV,” have become mainstream hits, blasting on primetime radio, and he signed to a record label in October 2020, he said.
Kane, 29, is three seasons into a seven-year, $49 million contract. He’s with his third organization after being drafted by and debuting with Atlanta/Winnipeg and a stint in Buffalo. According to Capfriendly, which charts hockey salaries, he has made just less than $56 million during his NHL career.
“I’m excited to be a part of this team. Just the guys that are here, the weapons that this ballclub has, it’s pretty special, and I’m glad to be a part of it. When I found out (Friday), obviously there’s been talks for a couple weeks now, and just wondering if something was going to go down or not. Found out (Friday) afternoon, and honestly, my first reaction was that I was excited because I didn’t have to move. I didn’t have to worry about relocating my family and learning a new routine. Everything on the homefront’s going to be the same.”
More than 250 festival goers erupted into cheers when they saw Kenny Mason, 26, take the stage. The Atlanta native is a rising rap and hip hop artist whose music became recognized during the pandemic. His latest album “Angelic Hoodrat: Supercut” was recognized earlier this year by Billboard as one of the top 50 albums released in 2021 so far.
“A little disappointed, not really frustrated,” Goodwin said. “I’m grateful. I don’t really harp on things that I can’t control. I controlled what I could in that moment, which was to go out and compete. And those guys were just better on that day, so I look forward to seeing them compete and represent the country well.”
Lollapalooza opened Saturday for what is typically the busiest day of the four-day festival, with the sun out, temperatures rising and new rules in place requiring masks in all indoor spaces on festival grounds — in practice that means the box office, the merchandise stores near Buckingham Fountain and bathrooms, but not open-sided tents such as cocktail lounges.
“This team, we always believe we’re gonna find a way to win. And I think you saw that tonight. The way this team came together, kept fighting, playing for each other, pushing and pushing and pushing for 120 minutes,” she said. “And then to have those four step up and bury their four penalties. We won as a team. That was a true team effort.”












