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“He’s done a great job in training camp, so yeah, I think there’s a possibility there,” Nagy said. “First of all, he’s a great kid. He’s just a hard worker and tough as nails so you love that about him. He’s done everything we’ve asked He’s created a lot of depth for us and he’s very coachable and I think Coach (Mike) Rumph has done a great job of really early on here developing him.”

Where Hermosillo will get his chance to again prove he can be a reliable major-leaguer is unclear. Despite his age, Hermosillo does not have any minor-league options left, which could deter teams wanting 40-man roster flexibility. The Cubs have only three players with guaranteed contracts for 2022 — Kyle Hendricks, Jason Heyward and David Bote — while two notables, Willson Contreras and Ian Happ, are still in arbitration. They could bring back Hermosillo to use in an outfield platoon, perhaps with Heyward or in center field with Rafael Ortega, who is arbitration-eligible for the first time, if the organization wants to allocate their financial resources to other positions.

But no one needs their advice when it comes to selecting players. The whole point of playing fantasy football is being the expert yourself, then having bragging rights when your expertise pays off in the playoffs. It’s difficult to know which NFL TV expert your blatherer dislikes, but if someone starts yakking about the rehab of Dallas Cowboys quarterback Dak Prescott, try going with: “Well, I was listening to Skip Bayless, and …” That usually ends the conversation mid-sentence. (Also works for Stephen A. Smith, Colin Cowherd and others).

A meeting to discuss the allegations is held in San Jose, California, where the Hawks were playing the Sharks in the playoffs, according to Vincent and the lawsuit. Officials at the meeting, according to Vincent, included McDonough, MacIsaac, Bowman, Gary and one other Hawks staff member whom Vincent couldn’t recall. Vincent told the Tribune the officials said in the meeting they would handle the matter “from this point on.”

As he came back, his eyes squarely on his end goals, Djokovic found every angle, thwarted every big Berrettini shot and was so locked in he dove and dropped his racket during one exchange yet scrambled, rose and reinserted himself in the point. He lost it, but the message to his foe was unmistakable, essentially amounting to, “I will do whatever it takes.”

Berhalter made five lineup changes, giving Pepi his national team debut and inserting Bello, Mark McKenzie and James Sands for their qualifying debuts and bringing back Sargent, who started the opener. They joined Pulisic and midfielders Tyler Adams and Kellyn Acosta in what appeared to be a 3-5-2 formation, with Adams playing wide on the right rather than defensive midfield.