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Sabathia: He’s just so out of touch with the game, and most people are, cuz. … He should not be managing one of the best teams in the American League, period! The fact that Tim Anderson, basically the captain of the team, had to go on Instagram and step up for his teammate, like ‘yeah, the game wasn’t over,’ if you’re gonna put a f–king position player in to pitch, guess what? If he’s gonna lob s–t over the plate, we gonna tee off. Put a ten-run rule up there, cuz! If y’all don’t wanna see people get embarassed and position players pitch and all that s–t, then make it a ten-run rule so the f–king game will be over and you don’t have these stupid-ass unwritten rules. Now, you have a rookie that’s been basically carrying your f–king team these first six weeks of the season … and now you have a don’t problem with the weird-ass Minnesota Twins throwing behind one of your biggest hitters? That’s just f–king stupid. It’s stupid. Period. I’m sorry. This s–t is terrible. He shouldn’t be f–king managing that team. If you not gonna step up and have your players’ backs, what’s the point of being the f–king manager of the White Sox? S–t is stupid as f–k. Sorry. I was so mad, cuz. I was re-pissed off yesterday when Duffy threw behind him. … Even the Twins getting mad! Cuz, play better! You guys f–king suck! You’re three games under f–king .500! You’re supposed to be the best team in the Central! You suck! Ruocco: They’re 12 games under .500. R2C2 Podcast
The bank said Thursday that it formed a new business focused on improving care provided for about 285,000 people through its employer-sponsored health plan. Morgan Health will start with $250 million for investments and a health policy veteran as its CEO, former Clinton administration official Dan Mendelson.
Scenes from Universal Orlando’s new nighttime lagoon show, a Cinematic Celebration, which debuted July 16, 2018, at Universal Studios Florida. The show employs music, projected imagery from favorite films onto colorful dancing fountains and water cannons, all flanked by blasting fireworks. (Joe Burbank / Orlando Sentinel)
Lawyer Howard Prossnitz works in the office in his coach house on May 4, 2021, in Oak Park. Prossnitz had the coach house built in 2016. “It’s like a little home,” he said, “with a kitchen, a full bathroom, an office, a television area and an eating area.” (Stacey Wescott / Chicago Tribune)
In Lake Forest, where the average home increased 10.2% in value from $950,600 to $1,058,971, Deborah Fischer, a broker with Berkshire Hathaway HomeServices, said the buyers there have the same priorities. It was a big change from a few years ago when families were looking for something very modern and not so big.
Steve Easterbrook, then CEO of McDonald’s Corp., speaks June 4, 2018, at the grand opening of McDonald’s headquarters in Chicago. McDonald’s executives may face tough questions about Easterbook’s dismissal at the May 20, 2021, annual shareholder meeting. (Stacey Wescott / Chicago Tribune)
Meyer has said repeatedly that signing players who already know his methodology would be helpful in Year 1. Jacksonville now has six guys on its roster who previously played for Meyer: Tebow, Farrell, running back Carlos Hyde, guard Andrew Norwell, defensive end Lerentee McCray and defensive tackle DaVon Hamilton.
A hiring sign is posted in front of a Target store on February 5, 2021, in San Rafael, California. The May 20 report from the Labor Department showed that new unemployment applications declined 34,000 from a revised 478,000 a week earlier. (Justin Sullivan/Getty Images North America/TNS)
Like the flexitarians who have fueled the rise of plant-based meat — and the successful 2019 IPO of Beyond Meat — Oatly says more and more consumers are trying its oat-based drinks, yogurt and ice cream a try. In the last three months, between 35% to 40% of adults in the U.S., the United Kingdom, Germany, China and Sweden purchased plant-based milk, Oatly said.
The man, 49, also was taken to the University of Chicago with gunshot wounds to the head and neck, according to police, and he was pronounced dead at 9:28 p.m., according to the medical examiner’s office. Preliminary information from the medical examiner’s office listed the man as 48.








